.* fin* H* S&ftard Rennie, Haeqoarlecfcadbera, X83 Mac^it 8tmtp 1US*W* Dear Er* 2nd October, IS iHere is a copy of the hlsteiy of this patient, together itth relevant chest x-ray slides and three elides of hiopsy.from the lung* '(Hewas bom 19th' October, 1921, In Poland* fie left school In 1935* and until he cane to Australia in 1950 he was a farm worker* In that year he eoaaenoed worts with Australian Blue Asbestoe at tfittenooa,building a new powerhouse about half a mile from the mill* At this time he was not aware of much dust* In the years 1953*55 he warded for 24 years in the sill, which, he said, was very dusty* By the tine he left the mill in September, 1955* he had become a leading hand, watching machinery etc* After leaving Wittenooa he became a yardman in a hotel* He felt well until February, 1981, when he noticed that he became easily tired Short of breath* This dyspnoea has been associated with chopping wood# walking upstairs and walking fast along the flat* Ha does not consider that it has become worse since the onset* There has been &o wheeze* Since' the onset he has been aware of a cough, associated with yellow sputum which disappeared after about two or three months* It was most noticeable in the early morning when he would cough up approximately half a teaspoonful of sputum; the sputum has never been blood-stained* He has lost l4 stone In weight since the onset* He smokes four or five cigarettes during the day and drinks one or two glasses of beer a day* There is no history of any previous illness.

September 30, 1929 Dr* Graham Edgar, Yonkers Laboratory* 320 Yonkers St #, Yonkers, If* Y* My dear Edgar* Thanks for your'letter of September 25* 1 shall be very grateful to you for getting together. the material of the distribution and concentration of lead* Take all the time you wish to.prepare it, for a great deal of our work will not be started before Decem ber and the report will not be completed for several months after that* I wish to take a sufficient amount of time with this study to cover everything we can find of any significance, as I stated before in the hope that we might complete the job this time.

Abex further objects to this interrogatory on the ground that the information it seeks lacks relevance to the issues arising in this case, and is not calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

Thus it prevents the eruptions which lead to disaster.

Balance per General Books Balance per Chicago White Lead Books 299636.90 248353.50 11283.40 Itens ussd hy General Books only G.

The facts are, however, that we have been so busy, since the early (and perhaps not sufficient ly precise) work which I did in 1924-25-and 23, studying the lead problem in terras of human experience and experiment, that we had no time or occasion to go back to animal experimentation until last year.

Abex also objects to this interrogatory to the extent it purports to seek information or materials regarding time periods and products that are not at issue in these cases, on the grounds that such information or materials lack relevance and are not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

Kehoe: Some time ago I wrote you regarding the case of who thought he might have lead poisoning.

We ore hastening the Investigation on the effects of the diluted tetraethyl lead as rapidly as possible and will give you an early report.

., purchased Swann and continued PCB production. 1970 - The presence of PCBs in the U.S. environment was confirmed. 1970-72 - Monsanto phased out sales of PCBs for "open applications" that could lead to environmental releases.

Tours rery truly, ABACOBBA LEAD PP.0DTJ0T3 00MPA BY 3. 3.

Motion wa3 made, seconded and carried that the sale, by this Company to the Acme White Lead 2s Color Works, of the Acme Kaatraack Plant, for a net consideration of $745,057.38 (deed recorded in Register of Deeds1 Office of Wayne County, Michigan, July 6th, 1923,), be and hereby i3 auly ratifieu and ^proved.

., over a 60 year period, is overly burdensome in that it involves the review of corporate records, that may or may not exist, to identify personnel of Goodyear who are currently unknown and probably are deceased, is not relevant to the subject matter of this lawsuit and will not lead to . the discovery of admissible evidence.

Lead Uiunfd.

Edsall Juflt eutoitted your lotter to me in regard to tfee lead monograph, and reqoawtad fMt I write to yon, fhe deley' wae'dwr.te. the fast -!