I have chosen Luther Anderson to act as
my liason for the filing of my claims.

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EXHIBIT 4

AMERICAN POSTAL WORKERS UNION,
Indianapolis, Ind., June 29, 1977.

Mr. JOHN TRAYNOR,

Deputy Commissioner, District Office, OWCP, 1240 E. Ninth St., Cleveland, Ohio.

DEAR JOHN: Mr. David Carpenter (case number A9-185678) was injured on the job on 1-8-77. He received his 45 day compensation ended in March of 1977. He returned to work on April 23, 1977 and has had no further word on his case. The following bills have not been paid: 1-9-77 X-ray $127.00; 2-16-77 EMG $42.50; 3-10-77 Hospital $1898.56; 3-14-77 Anesthesia $204.00.

Also Mr. Carpenters doctor has not submitted his bill. Please see how soon the bills can be adjudicated. Thank you for your help in this matter.

Sincerely & Fraternally,

Mr. DAVID A. CARPENTER, 170 W. Kirk Drive,

A. G. HEWLETT, General President, ILAPWU.

JUNE 29, 1977.

Indianapolis, Ind. 46234.

Dear David: Please sign the enclosed letter and return it to the office so your OWCP claim can be investigated. Your signature is necessary because of the Privacy Act.

Sincerely & Fraternally,

A. G. HEWLETT,
General President.

AMERICAN POSTAL WORKERS UNION,
Indianapolis, Ind., June 29, 1977.

Mr. JOHN TRAYNOR,

Deputy Commissioner, District Office, OWCP

1240 E. Ninth St., Cleveland, Ohio.

Mr. TRAYNOR: I am authorizing Anthony G. Hewlett, General President of the Indianapolis Local American Postal Workers Union, AFL-CIO to investigate my compensation claim. He has the right to have access to my files if necessary. My claim number is A9-185678.

Thank you very much for your help in this matter.
Sincerely,

MR. DAVID CARPENTER.

EXHIBIT 5

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS ADMINISTRATION, Cleveland, Ohio, June 20, 1977.

File No. A9-174069

Mr. A. G. HEWLETT,

General President, Indianapolis Local American Postal Workers Union,
P.O. Box 1063, Indianapolis, Ind.

Dear Mr. HewLETT: The injury report we have for Ms. Ann Cann showed that she reported to the dispensary for a puncture wound in her thumb. Six months later, she files a claim stating she dislocated the thumb by heavy lifting.

The medical report which has been submitted would indicate that Ms. Cann may have had an occupational condition rather than a traumatic injury. If she feels that her work caused or aggravated a condition of her thumb, Ms. Cann should submit a Form CA-2 and the information that is requested on the instructions which are attached to the form.

Sincerely,

JOSEPH C. BROWN, Assistant Deputy Commissioner.