PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT GF-914 THE RUBEROID CO.

1955 No. 2.

ATI-100 Report of the Technical Committee of the Asbestos Textile Institute.

ANSWER: OBJECTION.

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF HEATING M^^TTMTIMTIN6 ENGINEERSGHDJ923^s TABLE 79.

CHEVRONPACKING More EQUIPMENT NEWS Beg/ns on poge IS these spaces are filled with ch emical re-.-,,.

PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT THE PHILIP CAREY MANUFACTURING COMPA BUILDING MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS LOCKLAND, CINCINNATI 15, OHIO September 3, 1953 Mr.

Fort Dodge Nr* Myron Bead of 11-5-57 November 8, 1957 Paoll Laboratory ACOUSTICAL PLASTER J.

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BESTWALL GYPSUH CO.

Fans and Ventilating Equipment L.

September 23# 1957 Br Ralph Huntlay Biverbank Acoustical Laboratories Genera# minois* ^ Dear Mr* Huntlay* Since >7 latter of August 29* we hare bean in touch with the E-Z-On Corporation of ChieafO and thay hare volunteered to apply the acoustical plaster to the panels and then track than to Genera* Hi hero accepted their offer and it is hoped that the panels sill he prepared rery shortly and after drying* rill be brought to yon* possibly vithin two or three weeks* In order for the panels to be coa^lately dry* possibly the panele should be cured for two or tbroo weeks after plastering takes place* The psnels will bo prepared In accordance with your sugges tion for which wo thank yon* and trust that they will reach you In good condition* k purchase order in the raouxxt of $120*00 will be sent you under separate cover* Very truly yours* BESTVALL GTPSUM COMPANT CGStew ' C* 0* Shuttlevarth, Chief Cheeist.

American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers Guide, 1956 s H = heat to be carried off, in Btu per minute.

184 CHAPTER 9 1950 Guide )Table 5.

392 CHAPTER 16 1950 Guide Table 4.