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PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT DUP-922 l C. A- O'AloSo, H.57 J. R* Zahn, N.fi. 3. MU Auguat 23, 1966 WTIXTAM X. ACEZLfl, J3., X.O. MESCAL IBPA2HM2IV gsamsbss wears r. an taeloalng the data we ham estreated fren the aedlcal reeerda at 52 pip# corerera at Chanters Works* While it would appear that tbar# ia no cause Tor eoocern u to u undrj# ineldenee ot career aneng thasa worker*, any othar canalualoa Mould ba of doubtful validity until aoradata sre obtained*. these data ahould aaoalat aft 1* fia dreuneatatlen of tha exposure la tana of duration ad lntaoalty (the lattar mUI to very difficult to da far paat years except la *enarml tam). 2*. A surrey of 6)m Iraki fig hablta of tha exposed aaa. 3*. A aurray of a ooutrol croup haring tha uaa ago and raking oharaatarlatlsa aa tha exposed croup but idM> da not work with aahaatoa fibar. A. A "blind" raadlng of tha ohoat x-raya of tha control and ospoaad aroupa. Star* la aoaa lntaraat at other plants la the poaalble health pratlaaa of thoae employees who Mark with aahaatoa and coosidaretLon ahould ba dma ta aolarglag tha acopa of too study to include aa aaoy expnaad. paraons aa poaalble* This la a situation la MttLah tha union la wall laferaad and ia playing a leading tala la satharlog health information on lta aeabara. Wanag--ant aaat obtloualy ba at least aa Mall informed aa to any haaarda ta health that aay ba aaaoalatad with aabaataa* a% DU 037048 9 |r S 60/ -jyB'STS'TriS-ii'? O WTTJiTAW 8* HEELS, JX( N0 . * 2 ** Auiuit 23, 1966 I believe It would be profitable for representatives frea Chambers Voicesi Textile fibors plants, the Industrial Hygiene laboratory, and Haskell laboratory to sit down with Sr* PolX sad worts eat a plan that oould bo used at aay or all of tbo plants using asbestos. Such oaetora an the use of a standardized history fora, rules for exchanging sad reading ebeat x-reye, etc., seed to be dlseosaed. Q/U8IHAI. SIONCO OV lx vroppa I.g. Steppe, N^B.,3.3* Chief, Physiology Section tus/dfb enclosure OUT 0 9 3 5 4 7 7 DU 037049