See page 12 & 13 All of the low Oder finishes shew a acre rapid increase in viscosity as the temperature decreases than, do the control products* DUP030003429 This may lead to excessive use of thinness end result in inferior film prop erties and appearance^ Therefore, a caution limiting the use of thinner to not more than one pint/gallon should be included in the label direction.

FILE NAME: Dow Chemical (DOW) DATE: 1959 June 1 DOC#: DOW009 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: AIHA Membership Directory INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS American Industrial Hygiene Association June 1,1959 CONTRIBUTING MEMBERS ARE DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK () BEFORE THEIR NAMES.

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First, it may help us understand carcinogenic mechanisms, and second, if some forms of asbestos do not lead to lung cancer formation, this mav he extremely important from a practical and medico-legal standpoint.

PLAINTIFFS || EXHIBIT jmiZM October 17, 1955 MINUTES OF THE ASBESTOS TEXTILE INSTITUTE AIR HYGIENE COMMITTEE MEETING September 7> 1955 IN ATTENDANCE WERE: D,, R,, Holmes J, U, Weber R , C,, Smi ch H, iii Jackson The Air Hygiene Committee was most pleased to have as its guests representatives of the Quebec Lining Association - Dr, Paul Cartier, Mr, Ivan 5abourin and lir, Maurice La Chance0 Mr, Sabourin, general counsel for the Q.A.iMA, told of the history and function of that association.

Newell -2- - June 1 1953 As to the asbestos material and dust I am certain because of studies made that we are purchasing the which can be bought for these employees most practical I know that various respirator is efficient and if the mon would use them they would thhiasve rensopthiirnagtor to fear as to the absorption of dust particles containing asbestos which would injure them physically Apparently aboard ship there are positions which it is impractical for an employee to use a respirator at all times We have attempted to do everything possible to improve the tion of our Pipecovering Shop This problem has been with World War II and hence the Drinker report see attached construcus since To date I don't know of any employee who has worked in the Pipecover- ing Department who has been affected by silicosis and I Pipecover- hesitate to recommend the adoption of an Ray policy as I have expressed to Harold Adams in the past for these employees as I think it would be very upsetting and undoubtedly would lead to requests for premium rates for employees who are exposed to dust by the handling tos material However if medical opinion states it is of asbes- I think we should do it , a necessity If and when there should ever be any change of quarters for the Pije covering Department think we should make a very comprehensive study of a new location with the thought in mind of setting up ventilation improvements to eliminate as much of these dust particles as possible I think such a move would not only be helpful from a health but also from a production standpoint standpoint We have also checked with Fore River which appears to be handling com- parable material when building destroyers as BIV and they do not have any compulsory Ray plant for their employees in the pipecovering de- partment They do however Ray employees if they ask for it and the company absorbs the expense We must consider that they have Ray fa- cilities in their industrial health department ~ opinion I With all due respect to Dr.

K: rJ3 Concurrent with answers to these pressing questions, there, is s -V , .u need for a strongly supported program aimed at answers over the longer ' term regarding the pathogenesis of asbestosis and tha other effaces that appear associated with the inhalation of asbestos dust* Better Information on the physical and chemical characteristics of the asbestos minerals which lead to their being inhaled and retained in the body, in their carrying with them other chemicals, in their migration, may open up- i |I I 2056 ; .. ... ./ unsuspected avenues of biological research.

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