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MR. SHELLENBERGER: Rather than break the tape up. MR. IGNATOWSKI: Then we can do the tape first thing in the morning, if that is okay. THE COURT: That is okay. (Whereupon, the documents were published to the jury via the overhead projector.) PRESENTATION OF DOCUMENTS MR. SMITH: This first document is our OCF Exhibit 319 dated April 7, 1947 on Owens-Corning Fiberglas letterhead. THE COURT: It will be admitted in evidence. (Whereupon, Plaintiffs' Exhibit Number OCF 319 was received into evidence.) MR. SMITH: Introduction, dust counts remain in the insulation cement department to determine the content of an asbestos dust hazard. Summary, the average concentration of asbestos dust on the first floor of the cement department was 7 to 12 million particles per cubic