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October 18, 1965 Mr, V, X, McCormick, Manager Department of Industrial Hygiene and Toxicology The B. P. Goodrich Company 300 South lain Street Akron, Ohio 44318 Dear Bills Thank you for your letter of October 13* X am having copies made of the paper and Z will send it back to. you in the next few days, Z don't know exactly what it has done as far as clari fying the problem is concerned. They talk entirely about the monomer and we never get anything like the narcosis and hepatomegaly that they describe. Obviously, their exposure and that of any of the United States producers must have no relationship. I have checked with our domestic operations and find that we have a system that does not involve cleaning operations such as you describe. It also (in the opinion of our production people) offers other advantages. It may be that this type of technology would be of interest to your people, and if so I could put them in touch with the group in Monsanto that is responsible for this area, Z am sure that soam equitable arrange ment for this exchange of know-how could be arrived at. If this is of Interest to you, let me know. At any rate, however, thanks very much for the article and X will be interested to see what else coomb out. Sincerely, RXK/ln R. Bmmt Kelly, M. D. Medical Director ASV 0009161