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1 my contacts with a man who we called Colonel Bartley Page 630 2 who was an attorney in St. Louis. 3 He was the attorney for asbestos -- or Local 4 One of the Asbestos Worker Union which is 5 headquartered in St. Louis, and it has to do with what 6 eventually became a proposal approved by Mr. Bartley 7 that an in-depth study be made of the possibility of 8 hazards resulting from exposure to the dust of 9 fiberglass wool products. 10 And I don't know if it is in here or not, 11 but eventually it turned out that with Mr. Bartley's 12 full cooperation, contacts were made with Dr. Walter 13 J. Siebert to undertake this study which is fully 14 documented in the materials that you have. 15 MR. SMITH: Page 31, line 25. 16 BY MR. SMITH: 17 Q Mr. Ames, I am going to show you an exhibit 18 marked Lake Exhibit 6 for identification. Will you 19 identify that for us. 20 A This is a memorandum addressed to Harold 21 Boeschenstein dated January 7th, 1942. That is a