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1 down there in the 1920s, 1930s in horrible Page 271 2 conditions. 3 They had kids working down there in these 4 mills and none of these defendants are here, but it 5 was known back in the 1930s, mid 1930s that if these 6 people worked around too much asbestos, because they 7 took raw asbestos and weaved it into fabric because it 8 was fireproofing, these people got the disease 9 asbestosis. 10 Now, that was known. This was known before 11 Owens-Corning even went into business. 12 In fact, the Surgeon General of the United 13 States issued a public health bulletin. It wasn't 14 secret. 15 In fact, there was reference made in a 16 charge about some weapon in reserve that Mr. 17 Shellenberger talked about. 18 Do you know what he is talking about? He is 19 talking about this guy Edward Ames who came to Owens- 20 Corning. 21 This man came to Owens-Corning in 1930s, who