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t PLAINTIFFS f1 EXHIBIT CD W- 148 Thiblished by SECRETARIAL SERVICE ,16th Floor,Inquirer Bldg* ruxuamjnuA,pa September 6, 1936. Mr. Sumner Simpson, President, Raybeetos-uanhattan, Iso*, Bridgeport, Cons* Boar Sir: You asp recall that o have written you on several occasions concerning the publishing of information, or dis cussion of, acbeotoslo nod tho work whloh baa boon, and la bolag doss, to ollalsato or at least roduoo it* 11wapa you haro requested that for oortaln obvious roasons wo publish nothing, and, naturally pour wiabos havo boos roapootod. Possibly bp this tins, however, tho roasons for your objootlon to publloitp os this subjeot havo boon eliminated, aud if so, wo would llko vorp auoh to rovlow tho whole matter in "ASBESTOS". Our thought is that wo oould either prepare froa data whloh wo havo in our files, or obtain froa Mr. V. l. Godfrey of tho Capo lobes too Company, London, who is auoh interested in tho subject, an artlole on the work done in England and then follow it with an article written bp someone la pour organisation, as to- the work done hero* Vo understand froa Ur. Stover that your North Charleston plant, contains very ooopleto dust oontrol equipment and a descrip tion of such equipment, if you approve, would oaks a very interest ing part of the artlole. Possibly even you could supply a photograph or two showing some part of this dust oontrol equipment. Vo await with much interest your reply. If there is no serious objeetlon it would sees to be a moat interesting subject for the pages of "ASBESTOS", and possibly a discussion of it in "ASBESTOS" along the right lines, would serve to combat e~me of the rather undesirable publicity given to it in current newspapers. very truly, yours A S B 2/91 oA