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PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT 1 WV-bo&a Produced cfir uodr ! by order of Jud9 P*a ftiloy ad Gordo* M4*q. OecoMT it, ltt, la v. a. p. gf. e *1. *7-1,1210 OC * 2 > l'l HI. KG LAS INTRA-COMPANY CORRESPONDENCE x, J. M^B^llay - Toledo October 5, 1966 (M Wayne Johnson - Mew York lL,,rt HEALTH HAXABD8 - 1ATL0 ?. p. Edwards - Toledo D. ,W. Ladd, Jr. - Now York J. F. Vyverberg - New York ? !,N, >? ft As yon know, we have up to 2OX of Kaylo, including amoslte and chrysotlle ? hazards oleins concerning Kaylo. s of asbestos fiber in To date, we have had no health X rSb Ted Brody of New England Insulation telephoned to report that his < o ^\bbrroother-in-law, a Kr. Frank Marlowe, makes fittings out of Kaylo which in- ^vvolvea a good deal of cutting, sanding, etc. One of his employees has filed ^ claim to the Ijassachusetts Industrial Accident Board, basing his claim on lung damage due to handling Kaylo. Mr. Brody reported that a Dr. Hardy of MIT has become interested in the ease and wishes to know the type and style of asbestos fibers used in Kaylo. Dr. Hardy's preliminary Investigations indicate that there is a correlation in the amount of exposure to asbestos fiber, the location where the fiber is mined, and other elements. Generally, South African asbestos is more dangerous than Canadian, she says. Mr. Brody recommends we cooperate with Dr. Hardy. Naturally, we made no such commitment and ask your guidance. " sV > J? ^ ^^ * Wayne Johnson Mew England Insulation's address and phone number are: 839 Albany Street Boston, Massachusetts Mo: 617-HI 5-5526 0* fffc ftO* 1472 .`A5, . .* S V.