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PAGE TWO, PH 7A71703, UNCLAS GE 01) advise THAT HE HAD SEEN CARPET SIMILAR TO THE PROVIDED SAMPLE AND THOUGHT THAT IT WAS MANUFACTURED BY THE JONAS CARPET COMPANY, DALTON, GA. on THE Sane OATE, SI 5. SNYDER SALES COMPANY, CHALFONTE, PA, WAS TELEPHONICALLY CONTACTED FROM THE OFFICE OF QR ceart MILLS, EASTON, Pa. WRN a2vise> THAT HE waS A FORMER REPRESENTATIVE OF INTEGRA~ TED PRODUCTS COMPANY AND MODERN FIBERS COMPANY, CALHOUN, Ga. HE WAS VERY FAMILIAR WITH THE WELLMAN 181-B NYLON FIBER AND THROUGH / j «HIS RECORDS DETERMINED THAT HE HAD SOLD 25,004 POUNDS OF THE YARN TO CRAFT RUG MILLS, EASTON, PA, ON AUGUST 15, 1967. HE WAS UNABLE Z 1 TO DETEAMINE ANY OTHER PURCHASES OF THE WELLMAN 181~B YARN IN PRO- ho 1 pucTIoN QUANTITIES. HIS RECORDS DID SHOW SMALL SHIPMENTS OF THE YARN TO MC GEE CARP2TS, BLOOMSBURG, PA, BUT ONLY IN QUANTITIES LARGE > ENOUSH FOR SAMPLE PRODUCTION. d WR isco that QR catxoun, Ga, TeLernone NUMBER (UMMM VAS THE DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT AT THE MODERN FIBERS COMPANY, CALHOUN, GA, AND WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE YARN UTILIZING THE WELLMAN 181-5 NYLON FISER. HE STATED THAT WII 88) Se HELPFUL IN LOCATING OTHER PURCHASES OF THE 131-B YARN.