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Page 606 1 they stated, OCF states that it was incorporated under 2 the laws of the State of Delaware on October 31, 3 1938. 4 Its principal place of.business is in the 5 State of Ohio, and its currents address is Fiberglas 6 Tower, Toledo, Ohio. 7 OCF has been authorized to transact business 8 in the State of Maryland since August 20, 1964. 9 OCF further states that it purchased the 10 assets of the Kaylo division of Owens-Illinois in May 11 1958, specifically the Berlin, New Jersey 12 manufacturing place. 13 OCF believes that Owens-Illinois ceased 14 distributing and selling Kaylo at that time that it 15 acquired the Berlin plant in 1958. 16 OCF first distributed Kaylo in 1953 and 17 began to manufacture Kaylo in 1958. 18 OCF also purchased the assets of the 19 Chembest division of Unarco in 1970, specifically the * 20 Bloomington, Illinois facility. 21 OCF believes that Unarco ceased distributing xMa&at

1 that you not make an inference from the evidence that Page 3887 2 is in, and that is not what the Judge has instructed 3 you on.

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1 Fiberglas from 1938 through 1964, and Harold Page 2780 2 Boeschenstein was the chairman of the Board of Owens- 3 Corning Fiberglas from 1964 through 1967. 4 At this time, Your Honor, we would like to 5 offer into evidence Ford Exhibits 188 through 193, 6 which are the Boeschenstein exhibits that we published 7 to the jury earlier in connection with our 8 presentation of the Owens-Corning case. 9 MR.

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'SAiiij.- -'yr-f COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA Department of Labor and Industry RALPH M.