Your article on "Hidden Dangers in the Air We 3reathe" published in the September issue of CONSUMER BULLETIN may have raised some unnecessary fears among your readership.

1 MICHAEL C.

051010258 i I' i i' 1.39 Describe your record retention program from 1935 to 2: ,the present date and state: 3 (a) Where records are kept?

1 INTERROGATORY NO. 56; 2 Has the defendant sponsored, since 1930, any meetings, semi 3 nars, conferences, or conventions where the subject of occupa 4 tional health and/or exposure to asbestos was discussed?

its assembling facility and bonding shops.

'p (7) Good personal hygiene practices are important in minimizing asbestos dust exposure.

Abex also objects to this interrogatory on the ground that it seeks to impose upon Abex a legal duty or obligation to which it was not subject.

were itous. le suglustrandered express (Cansupply 0 241, shed by 14- 201, 35 56, PULMONARY ASBESTOSIS V.

otrtct o# ...

^ z::-v- y-A-.' .v,- & .....

V Industrial Health Section Decenber 1937 'LAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT MET-1058 Industri&1 Hygiene Laboratory Surreys of the .follesini plants ere utde during the ascth by aesbers of the Laboratory staff; florthem Eire Division Unicntoca, Pennsylvania W. 4 C.

(Drislane - Purcell) 246 1 Q Do you recall anyone affiliated with 2 Raybestos-Manhattan attending the SAE meetings?

(Drislane - Purcell) 247 1 Saranac Lake. 2 (Exhibit N, 11/20/36 Memorandum of Agreement, 3 marked for identification.) 4 BY MR.

Monsanto Ghemical Company Merrimac Division Boston.

Abex also objects to this interrogatory on the ground that it is speculative inasmuch as it fails to distinguish among raw asbestos, asbestos contained in building insulation products and/or asbestos-containing automotive friction products, and/or among the different types of asbestos fibers.