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/ / March 24, 1338 Mr. Bradley Deny, President Cevrej ^ Alny Caeaic&i Coupny til "hittaaore Avenue C-abrid^e, Mudancauaetta Dour Bma_"yi P-laglaj don tae eurtnin ou the asoeetoais nutter, nereeitti ia u copy or a letter received today frsa Dr. L. U. Gardner no uus been aeey fro-u uia of fice for u nuuber of veces* Sincerely yours. MB EB Encx* Kcnfred Bovaltcn^Director EXHIBIT II The Saranac Laio:uvtory for the Study oj Tuderculosis of THE EDWARD L. TRUDEAU FOUNDATION POST OFFICE SOI 551 7 CHUSCM STSEET Saranac Lake. N.Y. March 22, 1938 Ur. Manfred Bowditch Departaent of Labor 23 Joy Street Boston, Mass. Dear Manfred: On my return from Guatemala I found your letter of the 4th with its enclosure from Mr.. Bradley Dewey. I* do not think that his explanation that Russian and Rhodesian asbestos might be the cause of asbestosis is the pamper one. I cannot help but feel that the length of'the fibre has more to do with it. However, one must admit that there have apparently been more cases of this disease in 7our state than Tony was able to detect up at Mannheim and other places. I talked With Tony not so long ago and promised to send him autocsy reports on all the cases I have seen. His experience with1 x-rays tends to make him minimize the condition, but/certainly it is a real thing and cannot be Alughed off too easily. On the other hand I do not believe "that 'we. are seeing the extreme cases that have been reported from England. Thanking you most kindly_ for keeping me informed, I am, with very best wishes Sincerely yours. LUG:GC Leroy :J. Gardner, M.D Director EXHIBIT 10 1 PLAINTIFFS EXHIBIT