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bcc: Dr. Sidney Pell Medical Division omuMaa E. I. DU Pont de Nemours & Company IMCORPOWATKO Wilmington. Delaware EMPLOYE! RELATIONS DEPARTMENT bcc: G. G. Mitchell, Dir. Employee Relations Dept. _ Dr. J. A. Zapp, Jr. Haskell Laboratory Dr. G. J. Stopps Haskell Laboratory Slit, / C-CCZ27 November 14, 1966 JAMES L. SUGGb, M.D. MEDICAL SECTION FLORENCE PLANT, FILM Dear Jim, Thanks for your note in response to our questionnaire. I vas delighted that you have not had any trouble or suspected incidences with asbestos. I think it would bu advisable to eliminate use of asbestos blankets whenever possible, and this might become required byJLaw^in years to come. By all means, I would urge the use off-nasks^for the cutting and the handling of all asbestos material. I would certainly regard the elimination of all asbestos material whenever possible as important. .ur engineering Cepertnent told me that they are already engaged in a study of insulating materials, and are urging substitutes whenever possible. Perhaps your engineering Department is already aware of this. It was nice hearing from you, Jim, and my cordial good wishes to you. CAD'A/ag Sincerely, Original StiriM-' u* GA.D'AtONZO.M.Q. C. A. D'Alonzo, M.D. Medical Director 065 ;RV SETTER THINGS TOR BETTER LIVING . . . THROUGH CHEMISTRY ' DUP 0900725 SC-DP-01565 bcc: Dr. Sidney Pell Medical Division HTUUtimM E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Company iMeo*PoArco Wilmington. Delaware EMPLOYEE RELATIONS DEPARTMENT bcc: G. G. Mitchell, Dir. Employee Relations Dept. Dr. J. A. Zapp, Jr. Haskell Laboratory Dr. G. J. Stopps Haskell Laboratory ; 1-CCZ27 November 14., 1966 JAMES L. SUGGS, M.D. MEDICAL SECTION FLORENCE PLANT, FILM Dear Jim, Thanks for your note in response to our questionnaire. I was delighted that you have not had any trouble or suspected incidences with asbestos. 1'think it would be advisable to eliminate use o asbestos blankets whenever possible, and this might become required bv Law^in years to ccce. Dy all means, I would urge the use off-neslcg^for the cutting and the handling of all asbestos material. I would certainly regard the elimination of all asbestos material whenever possible as important. .ur -ngine^ring Tepcrtrent tclri me that they are alr-cdy engaged in a study of insulating materials, and are urging substitutes whenever possible. Perhaps your Engineering Department is already aware of this. It was nice hearing from you, Jim, and my cordial good wishes to you. CAD'A/ag Sincerely, Original Siuim*' <* C. A. D-A0.ONZO, AA.D. C. A. D'Alonzo, M.D. Medical Director 065 ------ L.-C TORY better things for better living .. . through chemistry DUP 0900726