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t 0 * s r o z o * PHOTODUPUCATION SERVICE THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS WASHINGTON, D.C 20540 I hereby certify that I am an officer of the Photoduplication Service at the Library of Congress and that there is now in the collections of the Library of Congress a publication entitled tv fuLiL -ILL u- mt-3o I further certify that the attached photocopies are true copies of from the said publication. ~ In testimony whereof I hereunto subscribe my name and cause the seal of the Library of Congress to be affixed this y?n day of (Koav 19 6 /y fsV- ( {*';'.Ms/&s.' Supervisor, ^information Unit rj.v.i.vro I'Ko/Hrr.s t:o.\nt'un-; knukuy ASn EI.IMISATE U^lSf/? ASBESTOS in EVERY FORM CANASCO INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS MONTREAL, QUE. 316-22 Veuville Square <014 Hanker 1MII iMT?FrrRoo?n.tNJSir,,\. ?ENa.Tt - W,2IN0 NLcImPbEaGrd, sMtr,,A,N. VANCOUVER. B. C. 1084 Homer Street B. MARCUSE , cw,ra> k,<l|lr rmxrnrn i\ mi: riv.i/./iv \si:kxtok i.vnusrity VA,\ASi:il~lhc Unvlext \ame in Axbcxtoi Tli e ISoMlimm 1* I hillmro. t';i. j EXHIBIT We are the SOLE DISTRIBUTORS ^ of the ASBESTOS PRODUCTION of the following RHODESIAN MINES SHABANIE . registered mark C Sc C G A T H S - . registered mark V Jt A KINGS - registered mark BIRTHDAY O <2> ORPHAN'S LUCK Also CRUDE BLUE ASBESTOS Hobdell, Way & Co. LIMITED LONDON, ENG. Speeiat Representative! Far Distribution in U. S. A. W. D. CRUMPTON & CO. Room* 1008-9, No. 10 Bridge St. New York City - New York To H'Aom Alt Inquiries Should Re Addressed ...ASBESTOS ... =s A MONTHLY MARKET JOURNAL = DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE ASBESTOS AND MAONESJA INDUSTRIES A. S. ROSSITER EDITOR PUBLISHED BY C. J. STOVER PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA Enirrr.l Ai SrtJ CLul Mdittr Nimin i). Wl. at iLe Pail Olfti si PKil.iJcIpM*, frnarjli'inl*, lUsdtt Art sf March J. ilr* Volume XI MARCH 1930 Number 9 CONTENTS Tlif Itanbln Iul in1* rnr|n.r:i1l"n - lMMllnH"n H'uhn"`f1hB S.'fll.'f r..rriiEaii-tl lr..n ,inil ll I'.,* In Hotline hn .11*1 .... , Ktnilirili' VLI.rra--Tire I'iilrnl M.e.xins In lr<l> mill Sun - flint I I'IimbI - I'Mlmnnary Alo|a| - - I'uAliio--ltr.**>i>. Fit Hone K.llnrr. .. [>..I .VnliMwtHli. Hr.br IJnlne Hliualil rmMaln Alnrln Iii.uIbHh* HiMllarl.ni .... Tin- Yrrmnni r'.npnrbtl.in Itrimm I'htrn* ['"MfHlm ami ItlatrHminr* I'atr THr Mnrk M.rbil tnl Inaiilallmi -- llblhlln* ...... Hrabr Lina. ..... .lulamnMI* Pr-ahnnlim ..... I.ltllr Inaai In SriHue--Tlx Ffmnrnrr nf Yimt fall* I'rolin-flnn NailMln ..... IllOlal* nr I ln> AmMrr Anla-*ln* Slilnt'r Jr KIhxiIiIiie I - llarknt I'nnilltl.rna ..... Aalmlna Mn**b ipnnallnn* - - t'rallta at thr Harrrbaia KaliII'll1<m - lia|n,na ami K*|a.ri* .... I'rrlClil l*ar InnllliM ..... Trail* Mark* ............................................................. Nraa i4 rhr Iwlialn ..... I'atrnl* ...* Tllla ami Ttial Poge s t*i uI* - tSn 3 i* si 31 4: SI ,1* n N 1<i;2I; 44 SUBSCRIPTION PRICE U. S.. C.i.v \m \MI M:xifn PmtFliix fill xtkifx $2.00 :* 1'r.tR 3.00 " " Slxci.K ............ . - .25 Each J.HIlfc /H.I/1 Cawm*il I0l. C. J. Slatr* Page I ASBESTOS ASBESTOS The Rankin-Dutney Corporation In our Kehrtniry news notes appeared the following i Hiinnuiii-rmriif: H. P. Riinkin. formerly Eastern Dlvlalon Sales Manager. exit <1. V. Dntney. tormerly SM* Manaier of (lie Power Products Distribution Department of the Content Division, of Jolins-ManrHle Corporation, recently resigned those positions to enter business \ together as approved Insulation contractors tor the Johns-Msitvllle Corporation, with headquarters In Cleveland. Ohio. I'lnlmililrttly mir rentiers will be glnd to know these two |'<`iitlt'iiifii. mnl ulso their uswetute* in this new nr* giiniznlioii. ' Mod. therefore. thru the photographs on the opposite piijrr, il. I'- Rankin. President mid Treasurer nf the Rankin- Dntncy t'lirporiiliini: 0; Y. Diitney, Yin- President nml (ii'iimiS .Mmntpor: V. 0. Kricdly. Yiee President in clinv^rc n. yririilit. t'fi f l'rr*. In ihnni'' Conitrurthin /,*. II'. fhtrrxoii. Secretory tif ('imstrii'-tiiih: It. \V. Urirrsnu, Secretary. All fnnr nf n llii'in will In- glad In welcome von pei-xoiudly if you wilt drop into their hcmhpuirterx nt liillKI Euclid Avenue. ClevcImiil. Ohio. The Ruiikin-Dutncy Corporation wns formed on Jarm- nrv 1st, ns Insulation Engineers mitt t'nntriU'tnrs to distrilmte .lolms-Miiiiville products in Ohio. Michigan. Ken tucky. WesI Virginia, nnd Western Poimsylviiniii. Itrnm-h nlfieea and wnrehmises nre located in Detroit, Pittsburg, ("iiiciniinli. nnd Clcvelnnd. The Rmikiii-Dutncy C'nr|mr- tinn Ims set up n complete Engineering nnd Construction Department for (leuernl mid Indiutrinl Insnlntion. Tran- wttv Oorrugnted Wood, nud Acoustical Treatment; ami will distribute Mint its wnrrhoitxox the following .lohus-Mnn- * ville Products: Acoustics, Power Specialties and Packings, Kil-O-Cel mill Celite Products, Kefrnctory Cements, Traus- ite nnd Klmtiy Asliesjos Wood, flaskets, nnd (leuernl lit- solution ttinleriids. 11. P. Itnnkin. the President nnd Treasurer, formerly wuh Sale* Manager nf .lohw-Mmivillv Corporation. II. IK ltakin. O. V. Pulnry. Eastern Division. In 1 fMK1 he graduated from Virginia prrx. uml Trent. I'irr Pret. nnil Urn. ihir. * Military Institute ns n civil engineer. After n yenr eni-lt its nr TIIK K.tXKIStKVSKV vnUPitf -tTfOY emummidiMit or Kenyon Military Institute. Cnmhirr. Ohio. iiimI n civil engineer in the Mniutenniice of Wav Depart- /'ore ! M>trrh HUil j Jfnreh IU.IH Pitfir .1 ASBESTOS iwnl fm I In- EiixIi-iii I )i\i'>ii>n in \Vw Vink, whirh |Misilinn hr lirli! imlil .liiimnry l!t:tll <(I. Ki'iiillv. Virr I'rrsiilml in cliait*<;i` r ('iwwlnn*(inn. jniiii'il tin- .liihns-Minivtlli- <'iii|ii>nilinn in |!l|ll ns n i i-li'ik in tin- l(inifiiI)`]inrhiii'ii1. lie srmtl siicL-cssivi'ly ns n snlrstiiiiii, .Miiini"',r nT I In- HiMifiit^ I>cf>nrt nicnl. Miiiiiiui'r nf I hi- Cinisli'iiHinn I ><-|m rt nii'iil iiml liiuilly ns .Miiinii'i' nf ihr Sulis Knt'iiii'i'i-iii" & ('niislnirlinii Do|>;irliiii'iil Tiir llir Ci'iilnil Division in I 'Il'VI'lilllll. 15. W. (Irii'i'siiti. Si'iTi'inry, 1m'"!iii ns n sioiii>orii|>iiri' rnr iiio .iniiiis-Miiii- villi- ('nrI'nnilioii in 1!I1J. Siiiii- thru U. I'n'tr. I'lllihititt I>i*t. Mr. In- Inis si'i'vcil in vnriiiiis aijmril irs in llir Cnclii mill Siili-s D<'|iiirtiiiciits, iiml nils Disiriit OITii'c Sii|imiwir in ('li'vi'lnnil at tin- tinir nf his irsioiiiilioii. Our I'i'iiili'rs will iilsn In- iniri'i'sli'il in knnwinu' llir tlirro Distl'irl .Miiini'rrt's. viz; T. M. O'!'IIIIIII'II. 11 r llir Drtmii Disli'irl : A. A. (inihlr. of ihr ('inriiniiiti Dislrirl ; mill D. It. f*jitrc of dir l*i(I'slmi'tf Di'lrii'l. Mr II I `oinirll wiis S|ii'i'inl |{r|ii'i'Nrnliilivr of tin- InItislriiil 1 )r-|! |-| ini'll I of .lolins-.Mmivillr ;il Drli'nil. Iiiivin;' juiiit'il llir roiii|miiy in l!>l-'>. Mr. I>niliti> wns fiM'inrrly Snlrs Supervisin' rnr .InlinsMnnvilli' foi'|ioi;ilion in < i min mi I i. 111- also rulin' will) Inlins Mmivillc in ltd:!. Mr. I'njjr has served lolins-.Mmivillr siinr l!ll:l ns salrsiinin. anil finally ns Sales Supervisor of dir Jvrie Terrilnry. .Mriilimi uii"hl also In- nimlr iiT the fniir itn-ri in I'hnrifi* of ('iiiisi rni'1 ion and Sales Kii"inrerins: : I! I'-. .Matson. De limit: T. I*. C'nlli'i'. rini'innaii; 15. II. J-'iselier. I'itisliinj:. ami -I. I lliiis. i'lovi'lmul. .Ml of Ihrso nil'll have Ih'1'11 iMlrl'rslril ill till' A'Im'sIiiS hnliisiry I'm- over ini years, dim Ihrir roniirriion uilli loluis .Mainilli liii'li rx}'ririirr shoiihl Til ................ al'lv for tln-ir new work. | [ol e '* lo dii'ir sneers* -ASBESTOS From Crude Ore to Finished Product Johni-ManviDe carries on the entire manufacturing process of asbestos. Mines In Arizona amf Canada, thirteen factories located strategically across tha continent and branch offices In all large cities cooperate In the supreme Idea of service. In t hundred ways Jobns-Manvllle pro ducts contribute lo the comfort of modern life end to the efficiency of Industrial es tablishments. There are Johne-Maovllle Asbestos Shingles, automobile brake linings and Improved Aabestoccl henter pipe and boiler insulations. Besides these, JohnsManvllle makes scores of Items ranging from asbestos curtains that protect theatre audiences lo the packings. Insulations and cements which mnke It possible lo heat large buildings, and to operate great power plants. Johns-Manyille CORPORATION Executive OmetS: NEW YOHK {tranches In All Large Cities 11 .1/mrJi ffi.W i'npr 7  ASBESTOS ... Insulation Engineering; Service 'I'Im'i-i- Ini'. rrrrntly lirrii fni'tnril in ('liii*n>;it. III., mi ih -tihiixnI ion Cue Mu' rx|iri'*s |>iir|mx<- r n'mlrriM" nsxisiiiiii'i' mill xrrvirr in conm-i-t <m with iti-<ti In I ion firnlitmis. (ri'iml \'. Wilxini. ivliniti mimy <>r mir rriiilrrs will <-<- iiimtiiImt iis Hu- rnniirr Vim I'lcsidml nC the Xnl! .MmiiiInin <'inii|Hiiiy. has i.i^snizi-.l llrmil WiKnu, Iim-oi-]><>r:iI>-i|. with li>-iiili|iiiirli-i-x in iIn* I'jiii'ini'i'i'iiii; linililiii". Jd.'i \V. Wjii-liiT Drive. I'liiriiv". nml lliis rnnijimiy will reinin' In III*' |inwrr mill linililiii" industry mi eii"ini'riin" ser vin' nn liiMilnlinti. Despite I hi' 11-i rili<- iimiMiIII nf resemrli wnrl; Hint has tii'rii linin' liv eneli nl I In' inniiilfm'l urn's, iiiiliviiliinlly. mill ill snllln 1'IISI'S. jninlly. there (Ini's ||(|| exist tn Mill' klliMvIri|"e. liny Ul-niltli/ill inn whose xnlr |iiir|>sr js In llll'nrd ii cniiiiiinii. Ml 11 ii'-j It I i<-<-< | mill uni 1 ill vi'< I I'lrnriil" Imilsi' I'nr tlinsi' inti'I'i'sliil ill .'III mill |>rn|ier illslllillinil. ... ........... . will nllVr nn imileriids fin' sale. ll is i'iiiii|<nsi'i| <!' rnyinrn-s nml ....... . writers, mill its Aillisnn I in;i |`i| Will i-nllsisl n| li'ml illy mil llnl'i I ins nil |i'lll|i>'|-nlnri' I'lillllnl mill ennservilt inn, ll will render lii tin* m-i-liiti'i'ls. I'M'.'ini'i'is mnl mIn-r inli'i'i'sii'il |inn|iln. xi'i'vii'i' ns rniisii|linn et i" ii..... . will |inTurni iiis|iri't inns mnl iln ilr-\ i-|<i| in -nI mnl I'l'M'iiri-li Work. till nf whirl) nill In' rnnrniril tn ilislllilt inn. Tlir i-niii|imiy is nlli'i-t inn nil nl' llii' nvnikihlr ihiia mi stiiinlni'ils, s|ii'i'ilii'nli'ins. I'llii'ii'in'ii's, inli'i'mirrs mnl l'inti|dele I'lUnlnns I'rnin i iicli linllinTni'lnri-r nil llii'ir rnlirr insulation Iini-. Tlii'i'i'li'li' nil iiiaiinrm-liii'i'i-s hit ni^ril In supply any mnl nil mlnlu"* mill nlhri- inalrrial rniien'nill" ilisiihllidll ami insiilnlinn Irsts. vallirs, rlr. Tlir li brary thus (I'rnl'il is .......... I(I tn In- tlir innsl cniii|ili'l<' mu' in I'xisli'iirr nn insiilnlinn. CONTRACTS EXECUTED ANYWHERE High aad Lev Prtitnr* Ininlatlon Brin* and Ammonia Cork lntalaiton STONE INDUSTRIAL EQUIP. CO. SPRINiiFIELD :: HAAS. ASBESTOS BELL ASBESTOS MINES Thelford Mines, Qnolicc MINKIIS OF CHR VSOTILE ASBESTOS ARIZONA ASBESTOS MINES Beur Canyon, Gila Co. MINGUS OF CHRYSOTILE ASBESTOS Shippers of Crudes and Fibres of All Grades 1 Shippers of Crudes and Spinning Fibres For Price*. Contract*. etc. Addres* Sales Agents KEASBEY & MATTISON COMPANY AMBLER U. S. A. PENNA. March 1930 Pave 9 *------------------ASBESTOS Corrugated Iron and Its Uses In Roofing itv r. i*. Hakims, 1*11. ]>,* (hilvinized irnn is iiianiirnetim-d in sliccls which are uiT"HlPti in srrirs: f>r Imif'ilixlimil waves. These corrn- trnl jfiiis serve* ihe purpose .r srifTrniiijr inn I si roii'illicniiiK the sherl in the dinrtinn .if lln- wave, nmkiiiir it possible yet siiirii icnl In support tlif sheet ill wi<l? iiili-rvnls. They also iniileriiilly iissisl in lln- ilraiitiitre of waler tn the caves lif the riinf. which nrrms hi rapidly (lull ilia- i-ii | a i I tn ry al- traeliiiM "f I lie edges nl i he joints is tmitii|irirtiint, and when ffimitfiitcil iron is [ii-ripei'ly laid on a roof. nn leaknpe shfiuld ncenr. Security asrarnsi Icnkatrc limy lie olilain- eil Ii.v In|i|>ini7 a shirt filer ils m-ichhnr fur at least one corni"alinli ami Mailiii;.' Ih -in InyHlier In a jinrlin. The slieels are trailani/eil after heintr staiii|ied into shape, that is. they are covered with a thin layer of zinc, wliieh inelal i> inin-li iimir resislaid In weiitherintr Ilian I hi* iron, 'if nillier. ihr sieel ImhIv. Ilalvani/al inn is earned nil! Iiy lil-sl leaniii!' the surface nf the sheet liy iniiilersinn in (Vilnte sulphuric acid. This dissolves ihe thin Inver nf nisi always |iresenl. Then ilie irnn sheeis are immersed in zinc eh Inride, w liia'li forms a llnx and elti-els adhesion nf Ihe final cnal. Afler hi-in** healed. I hey are dipped ill I n it hath nf mnlleii zinc, and aminniiiiim chloride. The zinc slicks In I ha* sheds, ulnrli are slowly withdrawn. ilraineil and plunged inln waler. The snihlen ennlin>r causes ihe ............................ lln* familiar frnsled surface due In sudden crysInlliznlMin of ihe inriallie zine. Arcnrdiii" tfi Make'. `(In- liesl makes of "iilvanizcd iron, which are iiiatiiiraeiiireil frinii snlisianiial ami liijrli class sheets, ami "alvaniznl with thick deposit of zine, estii In- i|e|teMileil an In his) as Inntr as Ihirly years, imder ordinary conditions." Nalnrally in rejrinns siicli as Ihe Me itrllhnl'llnnal nf eliemieat Works, where ihe atmosphere cniilnins larne iilnniints nf enrrosin- oases, tile pmlirlive zinc eniilin*.' ipiiekly enn-ndes, leaving tin* hare iron e\pns'Technlcal Ilim-liM . l aiiersal Tratlp Press Syndicate. 'R. It. ItlaSe. "Hfiof l.'nverilics." 1925. |i. !>a. I'lUlf in Muirh J'.I.UI fiitutl PHinpt ill ThrlforiJ Mine* yUKnr.C THETFORD MINES CANADA Mnnl, 1`iMi Page II ASBESTOS WHAT WILL WATER HK ]>frr citvertiiR von htrnlxli your customers, T let ii< any. la ih<* finest oliialualilc. It la mmlr nf tiiuli urnile nmterfiilx. which cost you inure than your rump'-tiinr* are iwylnj; for theirs, lit rfTit lciiey |s wi ll alievt- onliiitny ciiiili'S. Tills H the itnnttty ynn o-imnWe your customers when J oil sell it. !tm ll It cU wet. then what? H 'hey nan |l on |ii|ies muloiili'oini'l nml iiioIhIuI'C Beta at ll? Will. I hell It's mi IhIIi'I' i Ii:ii the clicni>est |iruilin i ninile nml ll inn t kyc|i your promise*. That's why It Mil imy yi.n in follow the lead nf a firowliiB llsi of nsliestos mm hi uxl/if Hie-wll, r>ini|nil fur iitnfei Cronin! enntniHs. For lllc 'vIL is so well ilrnlncil nml Miliillclil Hint ll kC'-p* I'ijic entering safe nml ilrv--.mil at top efficiency. ,I*A' K t Ill'll c itlniwf If. The Hte-tvtl, Company Ihili t 'niini Tins) I'lilg., ('lett'l:itnl. O. \,,, |..>k . Itni..11 - inn....... - AHjhm Si. - i'll l____ ASBESTOS cd, imd making Hie life the sheet very short. Galvanized imn. living nmi-pnrmw, nml being applied to the roof in such n ummirr ** to make ventilation thru t Hip riwif ilifTiciilt nr impossible. ought not lie used iti cum* where much moisture in likely tn cvn|>nrntc into the air inside the building. a*. fur example, in housing live atock. Thr reason for this lira in the fart Hint eantlenaation nf water vapor will inevitably occur on fhr under aide nf the roof. This rnudrnsnltnii occurs Ih-cbiisc nf the fact that the absolute humidity, the acltial percentage nf moisture in thr air, is always higher insidr a building inlinhited lay human brines than outside. The amount nf moisture in thr interim- is further inrrrnsrd by the fact flint thr inside temperature is iiivariubly hijiher. and thr air will hold more water vapor without bccmriifig saturated. If the under side nf the inm roofing is exposed. drops nf water will condense thereon, due to the lower lempcrnture. and may run down the sides of the building. This condition, known ns sweating, may lo materially reduced by placing rough hoards ou tlie roof immediately henenfh the sheet metal, the hoards acting ns nti insulator. Plastering the underside of the roof timbers trill have the same effect, but cfTii-ciit ventilation must be provided by means of windows and ventilators along the ridge. The method of applying a galvanized iron roof is not very difficult imr complicated. The timbering may be very light. The sheets arc fastened to purlins, which are sup ported in suitable positions on the rafters, spaced at inter vals of C or t* feet. The sheets arc nailed to the timbers t with galvanized nails or screws, using galvanized washers ttniler the bend of Mm? nail, to prevent leakage thru the hole. Tim screws are not twisted in place with n screw driver, as might he expected, hut are hammered info place, more quickly. The threads arc present only to permit with drawal of the screw without injury t the sheet. Screws r.rr placed in the center corrugation and in outside ones, and always in the ridge, uni in the valley, which serves as f* n small drainage gutter. The outside screws are not driven in until the adjacent sheet has ltccu lapped over. ,1/nith /!.t0 fnfic l-t  ASBESTOS - -- TTu* purlin4. (the limlierx attached lit the niflrr lo lurid I In* muring). lire plw-cd <* at top inn) <>im> at IkiIIiiiii for small slmi-ts. Luge sheets ic-ipiirc an additional purliii in the (Tiller. Tin* ml lap for an average naif should las lit least I) inches. Car flatter roofs il should Ik* ninri*. (iMlvaiiiml iron roofs arc usually made in as simple ft design ns |nrxsihh' to avoid rutting the sheets. In cases where valleys hit ........ a zinc gutter is used, and fnr hi|iH. n special shaped sheet is available which is nailed lo the purlins at the sidox, IVmling the stirfa'T of galvanized irnn roofing in- ueasi-s the life of I he roof eonsiderahl.v. Care must Ire ex- crcised in selecting the pigment, ns some of them, such ns lead, will renef with the zinc when wet anil soon destroy the roofing. Hcd oxide of iron is to he reeonimended. and tar is excellent, if its rnlnr is nnotijeetionnhlr. New galvanized sheets are slightly greasy and must Ik* washed In-fore painting. They may Ire iillowed In weather for soiiio monllis liefore painting. when washing will not In- necessary. The sheeting is very diirienlt In ent across the roe- rngatinus mid il is rpii <- im|iessih[e with shears. A Innn- iner and chisel are Mimeiinies lived, a lnn<.' and ledions pro. cess. One nnlhorily reeommeads tin- use of an old hand saw ns the lied method. being more rapid and less trnuhlcsnnte. The jii-enl advantages of galvanized iron roofing are its cheapness am) the ease with which a roof of it may la* Inid. Due In its light weight as compared wilh other vof- ins' tin* supports for I lie roof may he imide extremely light. It is. therefore, suitable for buildings oT low cost, which uill not house humans or animals and will not have to he arlilieially wanned--in a word, for store houses of non perishable goods, ))m> lo its eniidiielion of heal, (lie build- ini's are likely lo be excessively cold in winter and jin* naeleralely hoi in summer. Ils use. contrary In general impression, need not lie restricted In temporary structures, for with care in roust met ion and niaiiileiiaiiee. Ilic build ings ean lie made to Iasi many years. The use of galvanized iron is, of course, purely illililarian; from the esthetic standpoint there is nothing In recommend il. i} Mitnh l!>-M < | , * I asbestos E. SCHAAF-REGELMAN 220 Broadway New York, N. Y. Crude Spinning Fibre Shingle Stock Owning and Operating REGAL ASBESTOS MINES, Inc. Producers of Arizona Asbestos March MM European Head Office Merckhof HAMBURG Germany Page ASBESTOS FACT AND FANCY Synthetic Asbestos Fibres -- The Patent. Our efforts to trace the stutter of the rumor men tioned in Febtunry " akmestos" concerning the process of mnkmjs synthetic asbestos fibres. have, thru the kindness of one <f our rentiers, been siieiTSsful. On Oettibef Hlh. u patent `u grunted to Morris (titissiiuiti of Xetv Viirh C'irv, covering tbr process of Manufacturing Synthetic Mineral Fibres. The potent is numbered Serial Number 22li,S22, iipplieiilioti for which wns filetl October 17, 1!I27. Tbr process is described ns consisting in boiling sodium .silicate with n solution of caustic soil a under pressure for several hours, cimcenlrating tin: liquid, spinning tlie sodium silicate into tibre and llicrcaftcr passing the fibre thru n hardening bath containing a solu tion of nlcinm chloride. The patent stales "The pro duct of this process is adapted In replace asbestos in llir industrial ails/' We have discussed ibis prnecss wilh engineers and others iu the asbestos industry, and so far the concensus of opinion is that while asbestos fibres could ipiilc probnWy be produced by the process described. Die cost of ci|iiipmeitl, etc. would lie so high as to make il not prac ticable commercially. We have also succeeded iu locating the patentee Mon ts (irossmnn at J-ffl W. With Slreel. New York Cilv. Natural ly Mir ipiestion which arise are: To what purpose does Mr. I.irossmaii intend to put this process? Jin* he attempted to do anything with it eoinmcreiatly or does tic intend to do *<? \Vr miiy Ik* able to answer these ipieslious nest moiiih, t'upv of the patent can tie obtained from the U. S. l'uteiii ii{lie- if )llc (in ciirremy) is sent together wilh fh" inr>iMiuiiion iu (he second paragraph of this article. We hope our renders will study the description of tic proves-, amt cmimient mion it freely. l-atic m March Hi.JO ------------------ ASBESTOS ------------------- ASBESTOS Arizona Crude Italian Crude Canadian Crude Canadian .Spinning Fibre Canadian Shingle Fibre Russian Crude Rhodesian Crude South African Blue Crude South African Yellow Crude ASBESTOS LIMITED Inc. 8 West 40th Street : New York City .Viorli HIM Work*: MILLINOTON. N. J. retie n t --~ ASBESTOS ------------------ Motoring in 1910 and Now. Wr were vastly amused mil long iiv'n in reading nn mlicle ivlii< li jimli-il hum n iiiitniiiil |>n( mil in ]!IJ0 by one of llir I< j111i11i.' <iiiiooM>lii|p niniitifnclitiers nl Unit lime, tlii* giving n list of spare part* which lln: iiniimfftcturcr deemed necessary for iimlmisls to curry wilh them when driving one oT Iiik ears. Tin- list ihii like this: sH of valves, springs, col lei's mill |iislon rings for the engine iiinl ii spring iiml Iciillni' for the c.lulch nrc necessary. Spark plugs himI wiisliers, sled Imike cnldes, spare iniigiicto point* noil ii I'oiitnel-iiiiihi'i- nil should be kepi on I he i-iir ri'inly for use when leipiired. >\shnslos shading iiml string, copper wire, low tension cable, high tension cable insulation Io|>. emery |iiiwi|er mnl cloth, oil ran, |ini;>rtiii injccinr. graphite, lnhriemil, calcium nirhiilc. gasoline Til ii 11<-1 mnl si miner, s|i;iit rubber hose anil dips for rooting syslem, spore lamps--nil these will lie mjnireil at one time r nmvtlier, mnl jt. is betlcr lo carry a good supply limn find yourself delayed for sevend hours while living lo procure a fairly cflicienl substitnlc. A coinplcic lire repair iiiiIHi, iwo inner tubes wilh valves, one pressure gauge, lire irons, jack, tire pump ii ml r-riin poo ini lor n-p.-iiriiig punctures and cuts eomph'le i lo* lii ol itin|v nix I spares. Ami some of iis ran tery easily remember llic lime when lire !iM was none ton long. The ilcvdnpuieiil of lisirihiilioii chuiniels for nulomoliile spare purls, whidi makes it ditliciill except ill sparsely sell Ini seel ions lo go more than a mile or two without pn'-<iiig a repair shop, is. when you sil down mid consider il. simply amazing. And very possibly (his i-nieieiit ilisirihiition is res|Minsili|i! for mom sales of ears Ilian iiiii oilier raelor with lln- exception of price. Motoring tronld not appeal nearly so much lo Hie holies oT our geiieratiou il llicy were obliged to do (heir own repair work along lln- road--nor lo a greal many men eiilo-r, we iciiinrc in say. We lioliee Mil.' ooii'si'ill fl'OIII tile list, however. Did), t the IMOlOI'is|s o| pipl I'll!, ,,1(1 ,,r gas.1 h m ill * . . I 0 * * ASBESTOS RHODESIAN WHITE ASBESTOS THE PRODUCT OP NIL DESPERANDUM MINE Shibani TRANSVAAL WHITE ASBESTOS SurEurtKE QusijiTt THE PRODUCT OF THE AMIANTHUS MINE Kaspsche Hoop SOUTH AFRICAN BLUE ASBESTOS THE PRODUCT OF DOMINION BLUE ASBESTOS MINES (Prop'y) LIMITED Kuruin&n iriml| tnu br Clltudin * Ctnbi)l) Atbettoi Fibre* produced at the above named prepertlo are offered for eale by: RflV ASBESTOS DISTRIBUTORS Ltd. i LLOYD'S AVENUE LONDON, E. C. 3. ENGLAND rf.tzdMrmc Minuras: VULDESTON' J' nrxtLcr'e Cooes A. d. c. Stii eorrtox USBO ) irr.BTF.RX vxiox l unirRMAL Romos J/rtrch tn.M Pape m -- ASBESTOS - Chaf! Chug! Gfaugl Perhaps (In- N'nisr (`ommissinn got after Mir noisy inolnr lion Is wliieh disturb fin- peace and ijuiel (f) of ninny lake resorts. M liny mi>, .1. 15. Itnnlb-hl. Imtiilcr of llanReld Sea Skiffs, is now lining insulating board to line Mm engine >>ox with the Mil'll of ipiictiug the roar of tlm powerful motor* used in his famous Imats. The ever im-reasing |>o|>tihn il v of I lie motor bout for slimline vacationers. indicates n large market for asbestos materials which are or might In- used by limit builders. Pulmonary Asbestosis. Nome attention is bring given b.v tin- l*. S. liinrau of IjiIioi Statistics of the I)<-|hitfnn-iit of Labor, to pnl- monary Asbestos!*. n disease resulting from exposure to asbestos dust. Tim Bureau urges the establishment or efficient '.\IiimisI systems and tin- int rod net inn of olhrr safety methods. This disease lias I................. in Knghind, and iinieh lias heeu written concerning it Imt this is llie first time, to our knowledge, Unit it has hem officially discussed in this I'otnilry, ' The statement of the Itim-jui of Lnbor Statistics re fers to all arliele |Mihlished in the Ihilh-lin of Hygiene, Loudon, in Deeeniher. giving the results of a study of the I'linienl and radinhigiral leeiird uf In eases of puiuumuey tisliestnsis occurring ainniig workers in tin asbestos factory. It is sai<l Unit the asbestos dnsl rnitses a [imIiiiiuiiii-v lihrosis, attacking the bases of the lungs, and. like sillcosis, if is fre<|tirnl!y complicated hv tuberculosis. Men do not trip over uuuinlaitis; thev trip over mole hills. * TAPE AND LISTINGS >`nf,r Writ* F#r $aUi *< PrftM ATLAS ASBESTOS CO. NOBTH WALES. SA. Mtirrtt HUM ASBESTOS ' - Packings--Reasons for Some Failures Jlv Fitting, ti. Lhaiiy. F. I. H. I.. Assoc, lust. N. A.' There is no article perhaps which can W *o damned or praised ns Packing for the reason that failure brings in its train so many disastrous results, while efficient and dur able Parking contributes so very iiiueb to the satisfactory running nf the ninchiiiery in which it is fitted. Speaking with long and intimate knowledge of the manufacturing and ndministrntive side, I have no hesita tion iu stating that the majority nf had results are due primarily to luo main causes. First the lack of practical knowledge liv Imyers and secondly carelessness in treat ment. The uMi-prariiral buyer looks at the matter almost entirely from a price basis and so by adopting that attitude Wings his circle of suppliers down to till- employment of cheap material and low prices, with an immediate handicap to the Kngim-er who will naturally fail to get the Wat re sults out nf inferior article*. The first cost does not neces sarily mean economy but on the contrary it has been amply proved that a higher but reasonable price that permits the employment nf first grade materials has a substantial re flection in maintenance costs, gives infinitely less trouble to the Engineer and sn saves Inlaw expense-, and by that extra durability ami efficiency, which can generally he ox- |H-elrd from high grade specialties, actually results in diminished expense. The proof that this statement is correct is Mu- fact that wlu-re buyers are ennvrrlrd to this doctrine, it is rarely that the purchase nf cheHp and inferior Packings is reverted to. Om' important point in this connection is tile placing of orders for Packings of well-known Brands. It is a moral eerlaiuly that milkers nf high-grade goods must maintain their standard and this gives the necessary safe guard to tin- buyer amt engineer. Treatment is obviously of the greatest importance, ns the best Parkings ran lie rained if incorrectly used. Most iminufaeliirri-s issue very dear instructions as to the la-st Miner. IS Mini IV. I.I.I., ll.nm-l-n. Kiiel.md. Unnli l!`Ml 1`ntir it -- -- ASBESTOS------------------ method tif lining ilirir products mid nillicivnre In such suggest intis is rssentiiil if |lie best results are In lie obtained. As nn illustration | would mention the fmpienl ulnrm nt 11n* Junior Engineer when In* sees Slcnin Forking blowing when steam is raised mnl which often result* ill Ids getting "Spanner Freer" nml Hie Fucking being wicwcil up so linril ns |n entirely destroy ils elasticity. Such is, nf course, radienllv wrong In-jitiik-iiI. ns it will lie found Hint In ill- must every inslimee I In- maker- m|iirsts Hint Uni Forking wlien first fitted slnill lie serened up luml mi ns In insure in reel fit. nml tln-ii Mir < IntiiI slacked liiu-k until just feel ing I lie Fin-king, whieli means ilinl miller slenm llic Fuck)i>): lins the i-sseiitinl n|i|mrliinity fm- expansion. Brake Lining Should Contain Asbestos ]5y W. T. F.vi.nrat. .V/\. Hnsscil Mfg. (,'n.. Mirlillelnwn. <*iiiiii. hue In lh>- excessive heals developed in bringing :in iiiitniiK-liil-- in a si|i. brake linings nnisi lie nf sueli n cumInn.iiirhi iltat tln-y will not break down nr liinn up under these high teini'r-riilnres. Wlu-u a vehicle weighing. s-,iv a.dlKt pounds, is brought In ii s|n|i I'lniu a speed of all miles per lumr in approximate ly 4 seeniuls. us it is iplilr possible In dn willi Hu- present fniir-wlieel brakes, iherc is iilmiit 45(1.(1(10 font llis. nf kindic enei'gy tn he i-miverteil into heat tluil litis to Is- iihsoi-liml. nr dissipated. thru the brake lining and (nuke dvnm*. Tin- average lirnke ilruin wearing smfaee mi ears nf Slleh neighl <s nlily nlmllt "00 sipiare inelles. If ituiiiy ipliek stops like 1 liis an- made in a slant lime, it ean readily he seen that this surfm-e ean uni possibly dissipale sueli an eitnrminis amount nf beat and a- a result tin- hvnkr drums Wniild snnll lie red It'd. .Many limes, when driving ill heavy tralfie m- in hilly emuilrv. tin- brake drums are often al a t111 -l a 11 >- nf -!UII' Kafiri-iili'--! I'm- eniisiileralde perinrls uf r i in-- A.Im'sIhs i- tin- mdy material we have tn use earntneieially lliai dni-s nnl lose its .iilislanee until temperatures Mon-h t.W ASBESTOS of SOU* lii 1500' l-'alimdii-il are reaehed. Hrako lining iniisl uni expand with hunt ami should retain an even cnelTieienl nf frietinu regardless nf eniidilinns. It slmulil not ahsnrli wnli-r In any great degree and slimild have n very low abrasive aetinu mi east iron nr steel. Asbestos is the only imtiirnl snlislanee that combines llu-se nec-essnry elinraeleristies, nml it is due tn these fenturns llml tin- belter the grade uf n sliest ns used in I hi- nrnrest in iiuixiiiiiiin ipinnlities in a lining, the liettcr it is ns n braking malr-rial. Insulating Radiation 11v n. c. Cii.utt.is I was Irauiping Hint the heal trenl.ing depart land of a large initmiuiliile mainifm-tnring eslalilisliment nnc day wlu-u I noli,-i'll that Hie radiant In-at thrown nit by same furmiees em-h lime the dnnr was opened was direetcil to ward tin- temperature recorders. Tin- ........nli-t's were Im-ab-d just In one side of the furnaei- ilnnr and I was i-nrimis to know why this radiant heal did not allVet the rcrnnlrrs. The reeorders are sttsreptilile to radiant heat mid will not read enrm-tly under sm-h enmlitions. In lids instaiiee, hmvever. I found thnt ample preeaiition had lieeu taken as the hark of the re corder had lieeu covered willi a ipnirler iiielt layer of ashestos, To prevent Hie rapid deterioration nf the asbestos n sheet of metal had hern phii-ed aver it and the thru holts were insulated finiu Hie sheet metal by (he Use of nslieslns washers. In this milliner the instruments were retained near the furtiaee where the uperaturs could keep in close loiirli with the leiiiperalure i-oudilinns of the furnace mid contents. I was infoniieiI that prim- In moving tin- instruments Hear the 1'iirmoe. i-ou-sji|<-i-;i1i|<- spoiled material had result ed rriim iiiiideipiate supervision of temperature. To keep the iiisM'iinii'Ols at a ilislam-e from Hie furnace resulted in iniliireri-iii-e in watching the Ir-iiipei-atnee indicators. Man h faiir .M ASBESTOS The Vermont Asbestos Corpora tion Reports Progress Tlic Ycnnmtl Aslt"*tns <'iii|imntiti iiiniimiurs tlit- tip. poinliix-iil <tf Willititn A. .Iiinilsi'li ns MtiimKi-r mill I.. II< r- la-rf t Vtrj-s us Sii|>criitii'iiil<'itl of j|s Miui-s it Kilim. Vrr- nunil, I'. S. A. Mr. .limilsi-li liiiN lni'ii ntinii'i'li'il with III" Hslii'slus ii< 111si rv in ('mimln r<>r Iiiiiii>' vriivs. ns < ii'nlnjrisl. 'JVclMifil'ii'i.s'f .Mill'- Mjiiwis.*"". Mr. JVims "tis rmiiirrly Mill Sii|M-riiiti-n>|i'iii ill llti' ............. ... Mnrlin |ii'n|irily til TliH fi'irl Minrs. (/ui lnr. Il is slii1"tl Unit (In- limit mill Vfififfl fit lltw irti`11. j'jiiiplci) mill 11n i-i.i-i-111 Is* ilistilllnl llllii'llinrl' lit' I In- liinsl ti|i|irnvnl 1y|n\ lists rli- nlili'il lit" iii|ijiiiy In I....... W" tin- liirjrrsl i him 11 ii-i-r n|` i-lirv. snlilr nslii'sfds frliK-s trarisfinj.' I'nmi slinilsi jn |hr I niiiil Sliilis, "jvid" In This r|-i:i 1 ion a"'|tiii'"d lln* |iru|i"riy mnl ;isli,.s|us il"|insils nil Ill'll iih'l i- .Mnllliluill. I'.'i'IKI fri'l illmvc M'il fi'\i-l. in Kilrii. \*I'l'iiiniii. ;i 111rli- nviT ti yr;ir airn. Tl....... hrysniilf itslii'sins lirnriii" siT|i"iiiiiii' I'ni'k i' lln1 i*vti-iisimi nf lln- (`miinliiiii ili'|>nsii mnl lit-. j i^i .imlli nf ilm i 11< rn.ii* >ii;11 I >11111II1 SI rs . Til" s|ii|i|,iii" I ir j 111 mill |Misl iill'in- is ||yd" I'nik, \irnnml Tn hriii" ill" |iiii|i"i'iy in a still" nf (Ii"ii-in-y in'rrs- Niuy In |ii-iii|i|i'i' n sii-tiily vnliiim- nf i-li-im and | in|>i-rly I'vmli'il jislnwins film's, ii'i'liiin iiilililiniis mnl iiii|irn\Tiiii-iits WPIT 1`NSftll iill. An jnl"i|iiiili- twimly-lliri'i' mill' |Miwrr linr was Imill rum* J'siirfaN. Wniirmt. to lli" Mill". ni-xv pumI.s mad" mnl nlil uni's ti-| i ii-it. in-w I ill Ii 1 i n i-nnsl nii-1"i1 m ill" iilmil, mnl >i slum"" uiiii'lmns" i-r"i-1 I mi a s|tur li'iick at llydc I'ark. At lln- Mim- lnr""i' iiir i-mn|iri-ssi>rs u.t" insialli'il In ii|i"rat" mm and ;tiii|i!ili"d drillin': pii| m>-i11. Th" siram slim"1 (rr'fatnii' in thf rfimrr} as i"j>Jjii'"i| )iy a lari.'" and limn' |>ni<mlii| .Minimi i'|"i-iriv s|inv"l il....... ai"i'|iillar lyin'. Tit" nnmlii'r nf tniii" iiits mirnttints Iwitifiu lit" |iil mnl ill" |triiiiiin irnsli"" was ilniiUi'il anil llirir s|>""d in- rmisi'il. !" Mimii ASBESTOS VERMONT ASBESTOS CORPORATION SPINNING FIBRE COMPRESSED SHEET FIBRE SHINGLE STOCK PAPER STOCK CEMENT STOCK SHORTS fit FLOATS MINED IN U.S. A. GENERAL & SALES OFFICE EIGHTY-NINE BROAD STREET BOSTON, - - - MASS. ,1/imti JV30 page SJ A S B ESTOS Tin- cinisluu" lm* lwci Iriplvtl l*v |,lm instnUti- lion of new i iiisIii is i'i(iii|i|n il with rock scrmiiiif! ilcvin**. Tlir mlililiou of iiiiollicc ilcvfT of tin* Amcrieftit jm*- irxs coinrv lyin' pi'midcs sufficient ili'yinj; unjincily In IiiiiiiIIc I lie eriislicil link. Tivn Ini-"1' wink stnniirc liins hum Imen milled, one lic- hveen (he |>rimiiiv\' innl si-cnndiiry cruslieex, mill the other Im'Iivi-i'ii the Irclimy crushers mol I hr mill, These |wn hins (inniilr n sniririenl ccservr ore In emilitr llie mill to kcr|> in roii-dniit opcrulinii. Tl'r mill rinw sherl linv liern ruin[ilrlely iillrl'nl mill is lii'M I II>1 x-l'I.V ri|tli|i|>i-il In linllille li Ini'oe loliliiiyr of ruck mn| |irnilii.-r liiyli i|iiiiliiy rlemi nslirslns filnrs rmii;iiio I'com 'I > 1111 i11LT jiCJldr to shorts, 'flu* Vrniioiii A'liesios ('or|nii ;il ion. liiiiinmil hy strmie 11livnI inlrivsK in Ihislmi. MiiNNiieltnsells, Inis no rninli-il ilrlil mnl Inis never oirerril slinres of its stuck to the |niMrr. The oirieers nee: I'cesii leu I. Timothy IS. Ilyrnrs. I'orm1-l-ty exei-ntive Viee-l'ri-siitrlll of the New York. New Mnverl mol Ihiilfnnl Itiiili'oiol; Trciisiircr. t'aleli Imrinj; M|' i In low tirm of l.oriiisr, I'W'lidsrr. Snide mol ISoyil; Vice l`iesi- ileni ;iml Sides M;ni;ii.'ri\ K. Hynies of (lie Indus tvinl Kiimiii'i' t''Hti|iiiiw of Ihislnn. WANTED Carlsad, Lin Carloae. ar dob lot* AabMtoi, MtrnMla, Xalr rtlt, BUactl. Cork STONE INDUSTRIAL EQUIP. CO. SSRINCFtClO. MASS. niainiiniiniasiainaiiwaiiinaMinimmmiiiMmiuimmmiiinmuiManimo Troplsche & Ueberseeische flohproduktenA. 6. Alsterdarara 7 HAMBURG GERMANY IMPORTERS A MERCHANTS OF ASBESTOS CRUDES AND FIBRES I'aire M MIBIIIItBWniMj March JlISO ASBESTOS CONTRACTORS AND )JSTOlB_UTORS PAGE THE STOCK MARKET AND INSULATION Contributed Probably no type of Mr business esn "cMli-ln" on the recent lock market upset to the decree possible by the Ineulatton In dustry. During Hie psrlrnl of soaring stock market prices end high money rates, much lime, nltcnttnn. unit money wns distractcil nml weened away from plant and building mntntennnce ehnanetR. The waste of fuel and enercy In Industry wss overlooked, ir not nctnalty justified Hy the exorbitant returns from "money on mil.'' The minds of our crest Industrial executives were litrmvl to and employed In devising ways and means of IncreeaIne their personal or tiielr corporate proftls thru the "marker rather than thru the more efficient running of their own business. While these cnplnlns of Industry were pourlne their million* Into Wall street for a quick, hut temporary profit. they too were allowing waste to flow thru their power plants for a very dellnlta loss of operation-profit. Reports show the coal business to be much Improved. As fins often been said rercnflv--"Rmilnesse* were runnlac themselves"--everybody from the Chairman of the Hoard, to Ih utetu wnlchmnn was "In the market." Sow these same eiemtlree end captains of Industry, by sheer necessity, are returning In Ihrlr work, nnd surely they will Itnd Hie weeds of prelect much harder to control. People reallio l<> a Croat extent Hint the market was not Ihrlr Job. and the hit* Irruess of spceiilntlnnlnsa makes the prospect of operation profit sweeter. Iliislnrss Is looking now fnr ways nnd means of employinc Its money hi stive nod continuous profit-making Inveetmeiils. and for wnvs to recover Ihefr losses nr lo continue (heir prtlllls This forced slluiillnti opens up n splendid and imiistntl op- portunlfy for Instilnllou. ft f< (he one sure Investment Ibnt guarsnlecs savings nod profits. The cenernl buyer's market" that still seems lo prevail farces the hand of every operating rom- imiy Info wlin*e business enmes the consumtnc of fuel nr energy in ntiy form The real ullllly of good Insulation products will ciimmand no attentive ear. hul the true heuetlls from this InsulaHon depends, of course, on how thornly nnd inlelligcnlly the Joh Is done. During the spree n( ihc market, ninny mergers nnd acquisi tions were effected fnr the express purpose of fronting "new fliinnr.fng." The story It different now. The plants acquired ere now "on our hands." and nay nllhwed operation wnste. or plnnt Inefficiencies may clinngu what wss oure an asset lit the Invest ment banker's itruti'Pcln* lo an actual liability. Never before Morch 1930 Pope f sssfSSsft I*1*' t* . ' ,u^VJ.** **w 'a-"": niaalr<> n**'''"1 ' A.I-'*-- I.* iim`" a*l | <,. Ii ^ < "'r-.jjl-::i.:;tr,';r.:,,->; t)a..il**t,n... .5C OXl. ASK.e,iK ,, |,'^C(Mtl,,NeV,S "I"*l f,. Bar "lUtlHH ........ n ....... i' B......... ", ,. .-' \,-"'\>.*''V *->' ' ` ' Of Interest to Other Manufacturers of i,;;1 9 * Asbestos Insulting Products lr il juntiMr fnr ii* l* ..i n.*i t.u-.i.- r>p>r u<rrlilie In Mf MMiuifiH liifrr* *| tir 4 V|l uimI I* A |'Ml r J'Htr r l n l, ihi iiiirrr*Une |irfMilMn ill lirjiiK (rlailril iitfiirMialhui* &NORRISTOWN MAGNESIA ASBESTOS CO., Norristown, Pa. ___JJ Jhirrh Him ilnrrh 1030 hifie ?;< * -- ASBESTOS h**e lower cost* ticcn mure necessary, Oral to meet the compell- tlon of over-produced Industries. then to Allow prices that will permit the free and generous use of our wares aiul serriees, and lastly to Increase profits thru plant economies. All of this be cause first, everyone is hungry for business, secondly, your prospects or market may he less rich, and third, nil businesses are dependent now on their earnings from operations. Oood Insulation hen a plaes as definite in business end ns Imperative as (food Insurance. It must he bought and sold aa In telligently as any oilier Investment for protection or profit. To justify the Investment, n dlrldeml must he produced, and much permanent injury can he done the Insulnllou industry it Im proper specifications or improper application Is allowed. Office buildings, apartments, and hotels must pay their capi tal charges out of the profits from an economical operation. While many of these buildings were "thrown up'' to provide more stocks and bonds to sell. It ennnot he forgotten that the build ings do still exist, and the obligations likewise still exist. In every case proper and adequate Insulation can very much relievo (he burden 0f Oils situation. fWfMWO The fact Ihnt January contracts showed a gain of 2% over December (even the the January total was below that of Janu ary 19281. ip taken hy authorities to mean an unprecedented year In building activity. While 2% may not seem a great pain. It must lie remember ed that tills la Ihe first time since 1921 that January contracts have shown any gain at all over llie previous December, in fact January generntlv showed a decrease of from to 20*1 from De cember totals. The January 1921 contract increase over December marked the turning point front a prolonged building recession. and Ihu same upward treml I* therefore expected llils war hy many observers. ' Moreover, contemplated wink shows an increase in January of over December, or tbc Immense total of ?l,ISS."t9.fil)0, l/y far the largest total of ne|v planned work recorded for any previous sfncfo month. ' ITALIAN FINE YARNS -- CLOTHS -- TAPES ITALIAN ASBESTOS FIBRE Manufactured bt:-- SOCIETA ITALO RUSSA W L'AKXAKTO Aqents:-- BERTOLAIA & GOEDERT tt TAItlCK ST.. 1TEW TOK /'age 90 JfarcA mo \ ASBESTOS mil poor ilri-ofrrf rnrh mouth to the iHtrpttlon of drake llufHft nrllrlllrt bp O. It. Tmnne. Poumfiilourr of the Al>r*ln* Itrnke lAntnfi Auaciotton The Asbestos Drake Lining Association has had lla ntleullon railed to cuniplalnlH received over Ihe failure of brake linings line to oil and crease leakage out of the bearings on to the drums. This is particularly noticeable with the vast number of Internal brake shoes now employed, and tt naturally follows that with oil nu the lining u change In brake acllnn is frequently experienced. * The heat of friction wtll burn oil or grease to a hard carbon, thus forming n glare. When the oil Is first applied, it will re duce Ihe friction utmost to zero. It may also cause a gloxe to form, and later. If the brakes become wet. they will not hold well unless ihe pressure la sulTiclent to force the water from between tlic friction surfaces, They thru lend to grab. In some rases (his also causes swelling of flic material, ichlcb also limy result in brakes grabbing. When a fabric lining once becomes covered with oil or I crease. It Is difficult to obtain equalisation of the brakes. In most cases it Is advisable then to replace the lining and prevent (mure occurrence of the grease leakage. It la almost impossible to remove alt traces of the grease, even with careful cleaning hy gasoline, as It becomes entrapped In the spares between the yarn. All service stations and garage men rising brake rellnlng. adjusting work, should examine tlie tell oil retaining washers for leakage of grease from the axle. and it necessary, replace. The Asbestos Itrnke Lining Association recommends to all service siailons performing brake work that it give particular attention in this subject; It will not nnty prevent Increased I costs of free adjustments, but may also help solve the problem f nliy brakes with certain linings do not bold properly. Al'TOMD/ULH rnODDCTJON I .Inimnvy 1D::n production nf niilnmobiles In the United Stales and Canada totalled 289,477. ronslstlng of 243.283 passen I ger cor*, nn.r.22 truck* and f.72 taxicabs. Of Ihls Intal produc tion 273.A89 were produced In Ihe United Stale* and 10.383 In Canada. The total for .Innnat-y IMS wa* 422.fi.18 vehicles. ImiIMIhc m SALESMAN WANTED .,rr.iiil7.oUn la aihrsOn fn-diiii' reunite* lirevni.iMxi- f..r I'hlliilrli-lila amt tlrlsll). htiwrlenet In rial' Iir.'lninl. Writ* 3 M-P. AIMllM. Malls* *ie anil .llmrli 19-111 /'age SI ---------------------- asbestos Little Lessons in Selling The Frequency of Your Calls ! Ilv .Inns- T. liMiru.-rr l>i-iii'iiiiiiin!' nilli "mill jtnl'rmeiil Mu- rn`i|iii-ni-v of j '-nils ix uni tilwnys ii ximplc liixk. We nvrrlimril |irns|ire- ! live hnver reimirk In liix sen-elmy. Id him in! ||e 1 is II |>esl !" I 'lliliilllili-ilty. >ee( x linvr llllllle Mllrll xlille- I tiiriil* Iiiiiny miltimis of limes. In mid luinl iriils. this I IICeess;iril\ ilnrsll'l tlM'illl Vel'\ Mini'll. T||e Xjllesillilll is lm| uiil'lll liix Mill nil" lines linl. |V|ienIeilly. sell |H'IiS|Hf1 s mIiii, r;irly in I In* inlerview, wish lie hmln'l eiillril. Still. fre<|iieiiey iiT eii I Is is ;i | ii ii 111 of ,jllil<;iMi'ill. We kllnw Ilf line sillcsillilll. 1111 eXrc|i| irillill ly j|11|i- |||;|t|. wlhi ilelilieriilely mnkes few enlls mi sun....... .. liix very licsl ensImilers. ||e t'ellsiins tlills-- ' * I f they see III*' tttn nr llirce limes n veiir, (key nre "fillf In v\eleiitni* Hie. ;nii( trive me nil l/ie time ill ||ie world. I si| ilmin willi I Ill-Ill. Imve my enili|i|clc |il;in. Iilllilehins sneifexl iniis. I sMi*res| in sn III,-my Wlil'lls |||;|| we ruler I lie llll'ee IllnlllllS illieilll. ii III) In |||C j ill |`iJr 111. Till' Mi ller is seellt'eil ill ;1 line ill ltlns|i|ie| e nf I'rieililsliiji mill i-n-ii|ier.il inn. ` ` "Nnw I emilil s|mil nil lliis. | emilil slmw ii|i every llnillll. I would Ih-<-lillli ;| enliiilliill|ililee ilffiiir In lliis lillVer ; mill Jirelly xnim lie Wnlllil lie [inill'illl! Iiiiiv lie enlllil "rl nir mil nf tin* nll'jee in ilir i|iiii'kest lime. In twelve ninnlli ly mils. | \\ III11 | Hill Illl ve iiml'ly tile n|>|inrt1inil V fur lie. $ri'en;i|e sides I lint I lliive ill lliree nr rmir mils jit lni|n ; illlervills." | ttn tile other hutid. this nimi doesn't liesil.-ile In use 1*li-i|ii'HI 1-iills in silllillinns ullieli iirise. Ilel-e is il |irns|ieel 1 v. Im is uni ! : snmelliili*! is .'"ill" In "lireiik" sunn. Tlie mli n;i\ in lii'i'ji in Imieli with Hu- sii mil inn. In lie im IhihiI In sell u lien the n| i|mrt II ii il v exists. is In emiliiel 1111 i I c IVe'| ` l 111 ly Tin- elVitrl xliniilil lie iiiinle. nl enii|-se, In iimke 111 illls ns |i|eilsmil In (lie |irns|iei'l ;is |inssilile. Ami. iilwiiys. ;i siilesiH.'in mil imilil liiniself in the Ihiv el s lilies li\ s|||i|\i||" will'll In sell lim'd, mill will'll In 'II Vi* I lie | i-jlit mill i-iisilid Imii'li. /'n;r .1! March Ill-in ASBESTOS CYPRUS ASBESTOS A true ('brysotile fibre of great tensile slrcnglli. csci'iitionnlly tlitou am! well gnuli'd, suitable for tin* maiml'acluro of-- Asbestos-cement pipes, sheets and shingles Asbestos millboard Moulded brake lining Etc., etc. Liinitml |ii;iutity still available for 1 !>oU tk'livory. APPLY FOR SAMPLES ANO PRICES TO SOLE AGENTS-- CYPRUS TRADING CORPORATION, Ltd. 49, ST. JAMES'S STREET LONDON, 8. W. 1 Mnrrh IUM pnpc .If ASBESTOS ...JfjDUCT10N STATISTICS M Africa (Rhodesia). November 1929 Butn"n)ni lllslvhl. Tons Value <2000 lbs.) C'lnfl i Afr. Asli. Mnc. Co. U'l.l . .. . 101,85 Nil |trsi>rrnm1um mul Sphinx lAfr. A*l). Mug. Cn- Lul l ......... 751.S3 Recompense 3 (.1. S. Hancock) ___ 10.SS Shahante (Rho. k flen. Ash. Corn. Llil.l .................................................... 2.3S7.40 Value nmieclareil on ml], 10 2/31/29 2.116 16.623 136 47.747 243.449 l.ommitiull Khtiirt. Ei hrI f Rho. Chroma t Ash. C. U>l ) Aihl aihlillrmal anunirtt reallxeil 1/4/2$ in 3/31/29 .......................... 17.50 350 574 liutrirl. (iatli'a iHlio. t flair. Ash. Corn. I.lil.) Kln i Rho. k lien. Ash. Cin |i. I.l'l ) Value nmlcclni' rl on ailj. 2/31 '29... 549.95 276.85 in.999 6,537 32.5.16 10 ? 0 IS 11 0 7 0 0 6 (l II 3 n 4 0 0 1) It .Yorrm/irr It'.'s ... 4.096.31 360.074 17 11' ,s 1 Africa (Union of South). I'niuiiiwl A linkin' . ClirvwlUe - 1923 Tmi YiiIiic 120HI1 ll>* i rSU.211 i r.oin 1.324.14 21.622 fil/tr Kin- . . 412.12 *1.1 CO November 1929 Tuns Value (2<M10 Ilia.) 413.03 I 4.1714 1.393.96 21.664 0112.32 15.7123 2.422.66 I17.X02 1.414.21 41,1111 Australia. ri(af jinnliirfinii ilni-irr" IV'J'/ nf <'hryxilili* .i\!n-.fris n \\ i >t. rn AiHlriiliii i- -1 :it,*l hi lie u|>|iriixitn;ilHy 10HM 'll'.. \ :i11I ;il 14)1 |,,n nf 111is mnh'i'inl rillin' Tmir III'' l.inili'i Millr. in ill-' SmiiM-Nvilli' Diillii'l i/kmIi ih.ui L ASBESTOS 1 American Asbestos Company \ Manufacturers of Asbestos Textiles NORRISTOWN, PA,, U.S. A. Headquarter* for i Yarna, Cloth, Tape*, Fibret, Brahe Ltningt and Textile* Generally i WRITE FOR PRESENT PRICES L Miin h nun I'ngr .1.1 BB r. si. I..... . iiirin-: J. iv lni.-1-ar. v. I . ami Snimrlnlrntlrnl : "Ilk.-. Itarre ll.inaarr: II. A. Sarm-ln. *lulmnl llanagrr; I; 'ihrr l*W*li of flic Amhlrr AiImici ghlaBit * !HlflUtln| Caw. IWBIT. T.i Hot, limn Irll: A. H. SpaiiMlna. I'lilla r1 |>li I llanasrr: V. IV. Hurt- *rt, IlnrUiml Maninti Unr*r K. Bln' lml. Huffaln IliBBirr: J. R. Ailaaw. IllIn(a Uanaavr; Rural Hal- llami, Vltr-rm * Ion. >J*r. ; |l, IV. tVMauv'r. Wralara Sain Uaaaarr: K. W. A Sara. .ItlaaraimlU Uanaarr: L A. klaa. KaMptn Main Hunrrilaiir: llarrt I. Inmaaa. Ilnaina Mali aarr: I*. Ifamlil IVm* mana. SI. Uwla Ilf. Ha*: II. IV. Hlacrr. IVraaprn Salra Saiwr* rlar: linear l._ rminraa.r. Vark lianaarr. Ikatinr linn: l>, A. KnWiia. IVaalifMRiim llaaaarr; ll. C, Mln- M. Ailrrrllalag Maa- . aaar; 1-. S. Mwm. TraRIr Uanaarr: IL M. Cnoarll. AnliUai iHikaai uvsiarr. Si.|'Blnlwnlrn| ,4 St. lamia fmriary: l-- Vl.u IT- a-.w...l....U...r..n.......S...a...l.r.a.....l.l.aaarrr. ' ASBESTOS --________ ---------------- - ASBESTOS MARKET is any serious fear of cut in price. Imt knowing that muterini is available fm- prompt shipment, they tire keeping their inventories low. General Buaineta. Authorities scent to agree I lint considering every thing. business is rcHsimiibly satisfactory. Time enough there Jmve Manufactured Aabeatea. Ttstiles. This hnineh of the industry has been normal i i"ht along and the jmst inmitli seen neither u decrease nor an im-reuse in that rendition. Checkin); with past record* at least one manufacturer finds there lifts been no unwar ranted aetivjly in this Held. lieen mnnv disappointing Ilrtikr l.iiiinr/. Year l,v year mnmifactnrers are sur factors, liol the least Ilf prised to liml how elosi'lv the rniniitg of the warm weather which in tin- ipiitt wide, tallies with the infills of hrake lining orders thruont the spread unemployment. hm eonntry. The remarkably warm wealh'-r the latter part of immisinknhle improvement I'Vlirniiry has been respiaisible for an influx of spring tint* TUDl JUKI in actual t-omlitinns mill in sentiment can lie M-i-n in;; orders earlier than is usual, and some tnainifaeturers have been flooded with new business. It looks like a very ASBESTOS-CEMENT since 1 lie yenr opened. good year for the hrake lining industry. SHINGLES Possibly run- of ihe mosi I'lttkiiu/x. As pointed mil previously, this sinus to I* CORRUGATED SHEETS AND LUMBER. ARP. I'SCP EXPENSIVE!,! BT THE BELGIAN RAtLWAT HTB0RITIE8 ft WAR DEPARTMENT, rms is proof of TBEIR Ql'AIJTT. cncnit raging features is Mint never liefore was tliere siirli ii rapid revival nrter n major stork market panic as there ha> Itren within I he last few month*. Aabeatoe--Raw Material. In the row ashesins mar- I the most satisfactory linim-h of the textile business at the present lilac. Demand has cnntiiiucd excellently thrnmit the wittier and it now seems fairly substaalialed that thi* demand w ill carry I lira the early sprin^r months It appears, from all the conditions t present existing in Ihe textile industry dm! this industry lins come to life with a vengeance ami tlie industry is looking forward la die sprint ami summer months with great optimism in the kel. the demand for slmrl almost eel-lain belief dial business renditions will be decid Scheerders * Van Kerchove United Company (Ste An) St. Nicola** (Waa) ________ Belgium filoes itn-l i I i n^r paper sloek Inis lieen ijiiile good. The foreign .........ami ror shingle film* has lieen im proving. Priees are nut as linn as a year iijro. The ilpiiminl fur spin edly better tlmn those prevailing last year--certainly bet ter than those prevailing the last few months of last year. I'lifirr. There has lieni mm-h slacking olT in die paper ft and millboard business. itUlm the first week in .March show ed a slight improvement. Prices arc firm. l Inxiilnlinii,--High Pressure. Demand for M^r Mng- QUOTATIONS. LITER ATURE isd SAM PLES SUnMtTTED TO ANYONE INTER ESTED. ning fihi'ps ami entiles are showing a Mule improve ment. lint spinners are only inking small ship ments ami only rmiugh In nesin Pipe Covering and Plucks eouliintes heavy altlm it is evident dial some curtailment is in prospect. Tin- inimU-r of fn l fir .Magnesia has not so greatly increased but rather die Ihirkiifsxrx reiptiml by ever increasing pressures and temper,-it ores being developed ill power plants, sleet mills, rover their inimeiliale re- furnaces, oil stills ami drying ovens. Time was nnl long ipiirenienls. m>i dial there ago that an order for extra heavy Magnesia Covering was Pane .1* .Unn // IMO 1/nrcti IMO I'atic 3.1 ASBESTOS ASBESTOS flic xiirmt) for n ('('It'lirntion. X<m- ulmost every order aperifie* lit least some extra lliiek iiinleriiil. We look for some rodm-timi in demand Imt ........... I mil if ipalr mui-li dnui"c in I'l'iiT milrl slocks in warehmisrs and at factories arc re plenished ami (hat will require wnne immths. laiw pressure insolation is rather lull ill present, with Kin* prospects for thr future. We hit informed Mini praelienlly all conlniclnrs have mine work in prnspccl Ilian ever lieforr lull mine of it In hejrin imlil iilnntt April anil May. |f j* lielieveil tlml llie laltrr pari nf this year, lic"inniiitr iilimil July, will ! very rmid imleeil. S'hitujlre. I'nietieally llie same emnlitinii applies to the asliesfiK eeinenl market as was noted in the low pres, sine insulation line. Al present lliinsrs m-e very dull in the sliinple market Imt so nuieli work is jn the hands of arehileels. Mint shirmle nnnmraelnrers are oplimistie aliont the Iasi half, or possibly even three 'pinners of the year. In the errii;:nled fir Id prospects are likewise "mnl. Imt priec low. E<lllnr' Sul' Til.- alnitr n|.Miln Oil .IhH.iim nf Mm* lmil"lr<- win. 31 or TKirluiMi ulll I* oil...... iMnn l.v rnrliiii* u.rti in i|)r .iirTi-r* hi..' ImII.'Ii Mllli iiliH.'Iv f`nl.llllrlll* ASBESTOS STOCK QUOTATIONS Keiirmiry m::o I'm-. Ulv Itfcii i.iiw j.asi Asti. I'nip rPfil.i ............................ too fin |i. ii.'oiii.i .......................... . im t'illTV K'lllll.t ................................... I'm Carev il'fil.i ....................................... . inn Cerlninteeil irnai.l ...................... . mi Ormitiienl il'lrt.i ........................ . pm (iml'ifk 1`ai'liliie (Coni. ........... . an (iarlink I'kc. rf.s UmIi. jnr.ai .... I'm .I'lhiisManvIlti' M'nin.i ............... . m> .) illIIv-M ;iin ill.- Il'f.l l ................... Imi l:,l>l..'.|iiv.M;,lll|i|ll||M In, If,DU 1 nr l(llll.'l'n|,| Hi.mi ........................... . "I' iConi 1 .......................... . "1' Tien..... . 1 Mil. 1 ............................... . ini' Tli`'itin>ii| "U. J'eili ...................... ]KII ` |ltei>ort not rrcclveit S 2S0 2S0 a 12U 12(1 12U - IS*, v.% 1:1 VS 7 No Kale * - 27 ::i*4 2fi a 102*1 tai'/s P'2 a 1 is*. 1"T* 7 122 llS'/4 12" 4::' . :n 1 nS s,-*4 - 24 21'; 7 N" sail- s a fir, ati'i *x\r % i i 0 t ' '*"..... w Asbestos Fibre for the manufacture of Roofing Cements * Fibrous Paints Filtration Packings AsbestosShinglesand Lumber Insulating Cements Asbestos Paper Pipe Coverings Asbestos Millboard High Temperature Cements The Quebec Asbestos Corporation r Offitr ni Stint* BAST BROUGHTON, PROVINCBxfQUEBEC CANADA Vnac ,jo March 10-W March 1030 Page V ----------------- ASBESTOS ----------------- ASBESTOS Uralita at theBarcelona Exposition The I'.HiTcloiiii Intrnniliomil Exhibition wiix npi'in-ri on Mny |!Hli. mill clnsnl ns hii InU-rnniinmil Exhibi tion on .Innnm-y loth. but oficiH'il imtm-iltHtrly ns n Nntinmil Exhibition, to (nilinin- until July l.ilh of this y'ir. Thi' Exhihilioii (M'<-ii|iiis 2*>(l IiciIiuts on 11n- s|<i|m- nf ii hill which ihniiiiuili-s lioth the si-n mill tin- town of Hnrcphniii. Sjmin. nml i-. in tin- miilst of liriniti- fti! nirilciK. The |)Ui-|inso or tin- Ex hibition is to show other i-onnlries tin- iiilvnnci-s niiiih- by liiim-hnni in the viirioiis spheres of lifn, unit it is iliviih-il into ibm- j/reat M-i-tion--Tin- liiiliKti'inl. the Spanish Art mill tin- Spurts. (l wnnhl In- iiii|mssi/i|i' in give in this liniili-il space nn aile-piatr iti- M'i'i|ition of tin- <-nlii'<- Exliihilion; imli-i-il nur chief purpose in iin'iilifiiiiii'' lIn- Kxhihiliiui is to slum the iiii|inrtmit |uiit plnyeil in it hy Alnimrnctm-ax liovinilln, of tinrt-i-lniin. iiiiiniifiietiiivrs of Asbestos Cement Products of nil ili's<-ri|>tiniis. 4 C BLUE AND AMOSITE CRUDES AND FIBRES "CAPE" BLUE ASBESTOS of ali grndes suitnble for shingles, fisbestos-cement pipes, boiler nnd bulkhead blocks and textiles. AMOSITE of all grades, suitable for 83% Mngnesiu coverings, composition nnd tex tiles. BLUE AND AMOSITE MANUFACTURED GOODS Ynrns, cloth. 100% Asbestos Sectional Pipe Covering. Millbo/ird, etc. Kolb Blur nml Ainosite cloths possess the highest insulating properties nml nrc ap proved by the British Admiralty. They are nlso specially adapted for resistance to strong acids. The (ifnil|*li shows nne of the exhibits of Mannfticfttrtis Ifot iniltn. Sotirr I In- usbi-vliw eeim-nt pipe* in tin- fori -rroniiil. This firm nlso f11rni-slit iilionl lIMI.IMNI sipnire nielies of iisln'stiis <->-1nt-111 eorrniriiti-il sheets Tor routing u purl of tin- |i;ivHioiis unit some llunisatid metres of ustieslos cement pressure (i(e* fur the conduits of the water lighted foiintiiins. one of the must im port si nt attraetimis Mori*, Hum 2Q-.30 Holborn VUdml Lwdan f*(lM7. Bjrkirf,Essex ` Tclefraas:-- "tacomipt," Louisa. TelopboDo City SIS) of the Exhibit ion. I'nfir ;! Mn nil 19.10 .1/(1 ri /i lU.IH Pope i ASBESTOS IMPORTS and Import* Into U. 8. A. Vnilinuiifnrfniiil .1 xbrshi*. January 1929 TllllK Value >224 Dm.) A Trie* 1 Ur. S.) ............. . 310 t u.m Atrlrn (Port. K.) ........... . 137 53.677 (*n HAflo ............................... 462.371 . sm 77.(94 Holy ....................................... . 4 1.320 fiiltfrt K1 nc(Inin................ . 27 3.675 January man Ton* 12240 lha.) 155 3 29.226 660 249.506 14.142 421.220 120 i 336 4 3.491 n.sni TahnUilimi nt rntilr mihi: Afrlr* i !lr. S. i ................ . *53 Africa il'nit. K.t ............. . Canada ................................. . 137 315 Oritinnv ............................... . Iliilr ....................................... . 2m 3 Vnltwl Kingdom................ . J7 3640.235 33.106 53.677 00.7 IS 77.694 1.275 3.675 14.071 J703.3SO 155 29.226 660 249.506 136 46.675 12ii 1 536 4 3.431 Other t{drt: Mill Fibre i Africa--Hr. S. .Will Fibre i Canaria> ... Mill Film- ijtnlvi ........... l.nwcr Itrarie* (Canada). Plnrco i Canada t ............. AM 3265.145 27 5.S32 1 C, l'I7 3n 3.392 262.646 45 103.602 405 065 3329.944 4.276 0.730 216.423 153.122 ](iiniifii, funt! Aslusfo*. Yum -- firrmiinv ............................. I'nlted KIiiciIoiii .............. tnlilirt. -- I'nllmt Klnediim ............. /'1'JlMio. f'rt/iij.-- I'minda ................................. Ci'tiii.-in v ............................. I'nllcil Kiiiuihmi ............. I'niir | i 11.317 3375.000 .liinunri* 1923 T'iiiiiiiIn Value l.r.nn 2.3115 702 711 W.3.-2 6.310 125 2.7 IS 1*1 1.403 14.006 3374.545 .Innitnrv 1030 I'luiinl* Value 100 5.520 157 05 3.563 aim .Wort'll I`1.10 ASBESTOS January 1929 I'arliiHfi. not f'rtht/r-- Poumta Austria .............................. Value t'lmnita ................................ 249 106 Germany ............................ 516 145 t'lilted Klncrtom ............. 2.443 2.301 Khlufllei. Wo/e. ll'nnrt and bum her-- (Inc. lumber) Itelplum .............................. 6.944.430 3 92.349 Canada ................................ 24.285 2.317 France ................................ 56.733 Germany ............................ 1.000 Italy .................................... 29.813 Netherlands ..................... 374.660 I.HHiher of A \lirst;* Cement-- 814 60 499 6.896 Italy ................................... . (Included In ebove) f'nurr and MUlhouul-- Germany ............................ /lxtiefO Cruirnt - Cuba .................................... Ilthcr JMiiii/oi/Nieit -- 2.249 105 Austria ................................ 94 146 Belgium .............................. Canada ................................ France ................................ 29.551 IS 2.274 1.964 y 349 Italy .................................. . I'Mltcil Kingdom ............. 9.770 3.(lf>a January 1930 Poumlt Value 228 357 75 38 1.069 360 14.288 6.589 (without.lumber) 65.556 9 693 2.260 1.005 6$ 46 330 31 341 20 . 3/2</.{or S/.S7J t-hiufite*. Wo/e. tl'on// and Lnuibcr--.By UHtricti. Florida .............................. . 273.307 4.710 Culreatmi .......................... . 99.471 1.350 Michigan .......................... . 23.723 2,337 New York ........................ . 196.275 3.251 2.260 New Orlciin* ................. . 165.130 2.513 Porto Rico ..................... . 63.000 837 Philadelphia ................... . 0.614.743 87.393 55.536 Kan Frauclsen ............... . 3.000 80 Vermonl ............................ . 560 20 Oregon .............................. . 3.164 45 _ $11.1.10 63 693 Export* from U. 8. A. 7.431.376 3102.965 57.816 | 751 E-rpmlx nf iiiimoimfuclurrtl Ashcxfu* (Ittrinjr the inntilh iiT Decrmlirr InlnUril 4 Inn* viitnnl at $'221; its i-i'in- |nml willi tlit* previous year when exjuirls wore 36 Inns, VII11 It'll nl $17,'lllii. Din in'! I In- wlwle year 1JI2H, li.'W Inns of imuintlitf;M'- lim-il Asln-sliis wri'i* c\|Hirli'il. tulinil at $IIIS.-K>7. i*im|>;ir- nl willi 7.VI Inns valnril at $240,li'l2 in 1!'2S. .Wor. h iHMi f'otir i>  ASBESTOS Erfujrlx of Miiinifurtnrri) .lbrxh>* Huotis: Paper. MIIkI. Itllxl. .. Pipe Corg. Cement .. Textile*. Yarn Pile. . Brake t Clutcli Llnine Magnesia and Mira, of Asbestos Roofing ........... Other Manufacture! ... tiiccmlH.r 192* I'minds Viilue 1*9.(ilO $12,939 27,1.479 J.1.316 196.2*0 *6.169 593,459* 116.156 371.150 39.301 5.050 30.176 MT.S07 27.762 Deccmbcri 1929 Pounds Value 219.555 512.9*5 51,7,226 34.231 165.606 7*.*06 470.004* 103.762 629.95* 33,739 6.439$ 33.905 394.000 39.3*3 Year 192* Pounds Value Paper, Mlbd. Wlrd.. 1.625.94.7 3132.297 Pipe Corg. Cement. 4.S22.S04 2*6.456 Textile*. Yarn Pkg. 1.653,17* 924.31* Brake 6 Clutch Lin e 7.749.74:!* 1.421.65S Magnesia Mfra, of.. 5.967.319 .154.562 Aebeatos Roofing ___ ST.14.1t 445.567 Other Manufacturra.. 2,394.*22 434.174 Year 1929 Pound* Value 1.699.573 * 152.16* 6.3*9,9*5 409.477 1.979.303 1.031.57* 7.426.622* 1.520.6*5 6.259.317 391.62* 112.3147 600.420 4 .*91,505 634.743 Experts of Raw January 1929 Value i2*ini> Mm.i I'iiifed Kingdom United States ... Australia ............. Belgium ................ France.................... ............. ............. .77.* 6.2i; $ 3.1.32a 337.724 *.500 3S.07S Germanv ............... Italy ........................ Japan ...................... Netherlands......... Mexico .................. ............. 467 ............. 1*3 ----............. 27 *5.353 12.726 *.975 9.200 1.625 ---- --.---- Rand tmtl H'<irr-- S.243 $560,303 Uuilt'd Klncihun ............. S3 l ulled Stales ... ............. 7i7* 1.677 131.241 Belgium ................ 750 Argentina .............. Frame .................... fierininiv ................ Julian .................... ............. .*, -- -. 125 v 1192 $133,793 ............. nil,- Hi..nil) e*ll ilts| Mi., n. *s.|i. Pm//- j<; Tims Value (2000 Ihs.) 1.470 56 95 717 212 727 260 25 279.242 5.550 S.775 51.050 26.5*2 64.457 1.750 . ______ 6.655 $46.1.341 90 10.S7S 30 2.126 172.145 750 30 :sn la 11.1113 n.'tu 375 ____ ___ $176,970 ,vi; Munh nun ----------------- - ASBESTOS Importa and Experts by England. Imports of H'ttr Mittniul. January 1929 January 1930 Tuna Value Ton* Value (2240 Hr*. > (3340 Iba.) From llhndesla ............. .... 1.617 07.175 916 36.914 Front Canada ........... .. .... 376 3.009 196 3.217 From Other Countries ......... 1.601 50.2S1 1.964 64.167 3.593 125.435 Re-SlilpmeniR ........ .... 41$ 16.039 Experts of Manufactured Asbestos Goods: To Netherlands ............. .... To France ................. ..... .... To V. S. A......................... To British India ........... .... 53 45 332 7.331 9.043 2.961 11.017 To Australia ................... .... 43 7.5S9 To Other Cumitrh-s ... .... MSS 56.746 3.044 247 103 62 3 536 6$ 2.335 94.295 5.774 5.990 5.147 1.340 10.253 7.002 30,313 2.607 1124.056 3.110 113.953 FREIGHT CAR LOADINGS The loading* f revenue freight during January and the first week In February were rather chaappfllnltng. aa they ehowed a decrease orer the snare periods In 192* and 1929. The week ending February 15th, however, showed an in crease over that period In 1925. altho It has not yet caught up, by some 66.900 cars, to that period In 1929. The at-lnal figures are given below: 1930 1929 1925 Knur weeks hi -l.nmary ............. Week ended February 1 ........... Week ended February ......... Week ended February 15 ___ 3.349.424 595.594 556.5*1 191,597 3.571.455 947.154 955.951 957.495 3.445.396 926.263 906.477 555.556 Total ........................................... 6,026.4!'B 6.432.056 0.170.220 TRADE MARKS IRformil 1(^1 *n|,|,llt-l Him Uk nmrtMj f lb* -Vtllunnl Trademark t'ampanr. *33 T Slieel. N. Waslilntin*. I>. Arkay. Serial No. 2*6,425. Satisfaction Supply Co., Inc., New York City. Fur ashrslrra. Sea-re rind ph-iurp n| |he sen. Serial No. 255.4*0. Chester 51. Hoc. doing hnsliiCMS i| Universal packing Mfg. Co.. New York City. For nsliexioa metallic gaskets, oil sheet packing, etc. Superwcavt. Serial No. 292.963. Allliestos Corp.. Phlle.. Pa.. For llrako Lining. ' 8r0Wnie. Serial No. *93613. Altheslns Corp.. riilla.. Pa. For IIrake Lining. Jfnrch 1U.I0 Page I' KSB ASBESTOS W# art In the market for Crude Asbestos Fibre of All Kinds and have for aala Metallic Tarn Watte E. GROSS ft 00. INC. HARTFORD CONN. In the market for large or small quantities of KZT1XUC TAAtr Wlin aninoi textile waste mar clots--yajut cormroa zoom swasraroB OAEDBOOX BTBtTFXHOB I'lrane trnri sample*. stating giranftftc*. fp LOUIS LEONARDIS M *iver Street JTEWAXX, ITEW JXKBET Nederlandsche Asbest My. ROTTERDAM (Holland) P. O. BOX M) Importers of Asbestos Crudes and Fibres Stocks of all Grades Vigr S' tniumi unnmHinl March IH-U) MEWS OF THE INDUSTRY Birthdayi. H In pleasure to extend eonaratnlallone and host wishes In (He following gentlemen. whose birthdays occur during <be coming t*tr days: IVm. B. French. President. W. Held Hnyden. Inc. Baltimore. Md.. whose birthday Is on March 2tith: John K. notger. Vice President. Allhestos Corp.. 21st t Godfrey Arc.. Germantown, phlla^ Pa.. March 2Tlh: J. 0. Gillen. President. Gillen-fole Co.. Portland. Ora.. March Jlst; Glcndon A. Htrhnrd*. President. Richards Mtg. Co., Grand Ilaplda. Mich.. April 1st; George Kantler ot Smith & Kanxler. Elizabeth. N. J.. April till: J. Allred Fisher, (ormertr of Belt's United Asbestos Co.. London, April 12th; P. H. Jamieson. Manager, Jamieson Asbestos Co.. Montreol. P. Q . Canada, April 13lh. ^ Soanesville Aabeatoa Minas. II Is reported that the East Kami Consolidated Limited, a powerful SoulH Africon Gold Min ing omicern. Inin inken a rnntrolling interest In the Soanesville Asbestos Mines, Australia. Raw Asbestoi Distributors Limited, is the new name adopt ed bv the Asbestos A- El-clrical Filling* Co. Lid. The address remains iincliumsrd--t l.lnyd* Avenue. tdindon, E. C.F.nsland. Johnson's Company. Carl Hindman, who will he remember ed bv many nf nur readers as having been connected with the Asbestos & Mineral Corporation, and who recently operated as Carl lllndnmn ft Co., dealers In Crude and Fibres. New York City, on Jnnnnrv 1st. IfT.O. became associated with Johnson* Com pany. Tlietford Mines. P, Q,, ai Stiles Manager. W. A. RuKeyaer has relumed to New York after five Inter esting months in Russia, where he has been on consulting work for the tlrnlnsbpKt. ' Hlnmsn Asbestos Company. A. A. Smith, formerly salesman fur Nightingale ft Childs Cnmpnny ot Uonlon. Inis Jnlued Die llluninii Asbestos Company. Kubar Manufacturing Company, of Ihividsoii. N. C,, anunnnres the eloillon of C. H. Carlottgh as Vice President and General Manager. The Ambler Asbestos Shingle & Sheathing Company held Its Annum Meeting of llranrli Managers In St. Iritis during the week of January 2'Hli. On February 11. 12 and 13. the salesmen from fluffnln. New York and Ilnsloii branches attended a dlstrlrl sab-a meeting in Phlladetphia and rlslled the Ambler plant. On February 21 ami .'2 the Chtengo. Clerelnnd mid Mi>ien|>JI. sales men will meet at (lie SI. lurid* plant for their a......... Sales Con vention. Kay N. Crown has been mmle St. Lonl* Assistant Branch .Uni Ir Cl.Ill I'nfir }.'> ASBESTOS Elwood J. Wilson ImrtiriM 350 Madison Avenue AT 4ITH STRICT New York : : N. Y. CANADIAN CRUDES -- FIBRES -- CEMENTS Highest Quality The Expert Examination of Asbestos Properties High-Grade Asbestos Textiles CARPED FIBRES YARNS. CORD. MANTLE YARNS PLAIN AND METALLIC CLOTHS BRAIDED AND WOVEN TAPES BRAIDED TUBINGS WOVEN SHEET PACKINGS WOVEN BRAKE LININGS GLOVES. MITTENS. LEGGINS GASKETS. SEAMLESS AND JOINTED PACKINGS. STEM AND HIGH PRESSURE WICK AND ROPE ASBESTOS FIBRE SPINNING COMPANY NORTH WALES. -- PENNA. mniniMmunmuairainS ytunU ru" *----------------- ASBESTOS -* Manager of the Company. Kir. Crossed formerly represenfsd (he company In Oetroil anil will be succeeded there by A. O. Van Alla Irani I Ik Cleveland Office. The Keaibey A Mattlion Company he* recently published h lien- anil very complete catalog on Its Asbestos and Magnesia jirnrtucf*. Tli Ih catalog la available to anyone Interested, upon reniiest. "Spinning Aabestoc Yarns an Flyer Frames," la the title of nn article appearing In the February Sth issue of the Indie Rub* her Journal. It will gladly be lent to anyone Interested. S. A. Consolidated Asbestos Ltd. The latest report Issued by Ilift Company, wan to (he effect that the Company's plant Is non- operating sa..alactorlly and producing at the rate o( IDO tons per month, the (nil capacity of the existing plant being 230 tons per month. This level o( production will be reached when additional power la available. / The Plant Rubbtr A Aibeatea Werka o( San Frnaclaco. Call!., because of (lie large demand In that section (or SS% Magnesia, has been compelled to double Ua drying capacity at Redwood (Illy, and Is now working two (nil abllta to keep up to order*. The I'lnnt Company linn Just completed a very large contract (or the Great Western Company, where M% magnesia was applied over Prascn High Temperature Insulation. In some placet the insulation Is six indies thick. *1 Beer Canyon Asbestos Company, nt Its annual stockholders I meeting, held on January lRth. re-elected ell Ha officers. Report I was made at the meeting showing s dividend paid stockholders II of 10%. and (lie creation of a surplus fund o( (12.500 set aside I from undivided prolils. ' The Russell Manufacturing Company of Middletown. Conn., imnounrc I lie- opening of a new lirnnch nnil warehouse at tll tlt luierlm Watelioiise lililg., Detroit. Mich., on April 1st. This branch will serve the Stales of Ohio. West Virginia. Kentucky. Southern Tllhiolt. Indiana. Michigan and a pert of Pennsylvania. F. Fuhrman wilt be Division Manager In charge o( this new lieivoit Branch, with P. H. Burns as Assistant Manager, and a sales force o( 33 men operating In the States mentioned. There will elan he a Credit Manager aud n Service Manager. Johns-Msnvltle Corporation. In future no asbestos cement shfngfes will l>e manufactured at (lie Nashua. N. H, factory, aII equipment at Nashua tor the making n( this product having been moved to Munvllle. N. J. The Nashua tactory besides Asbestos K1Kitty. KloctroUeslos. Transits Wood and Transits epeclallles now manufactured. will in future go Into quantity production of Men Important new prodtide, Aebeetoe Wall Tile and Asbestos Wallhoard. It Is ronleniptated to greatly Increase (he production of Asbestos Kltntty. Klertrohentoa. Tranalte and special Transits products In the near fnt lire*. K. J. ftndrlgnnx, fitditsirfal Heprcseiilallve. New Orleans Sales Office, has been selected by the Foreign Division of Johns- Mnnvllle Corpornltnu in handle the Central European trada. Mr. Rodrigues bus been cininecied wiih ilie company for nearly IS  ft & il ESTOS - year*. His headquarters will Ik* *1 Antwerp. ttalgtum. ami lie will travel thru England. Prance. Germany, Spain and part* ot RiissIa. 0. n. L**'l*. formerly District Manager ot Detroit District, wan recently promoted to Hie position of Central Division Sale* Utuager with headquarter* tn Cleveland, Ohio. A plan of Foremen training. somewhat dllTerent from that effective In all J. M, factories last year, haa been put Into effect at Asbestos. (Canada! with aurcesa. The plan la known es the Foremen's Conferences, mid consists of a aerie*'of ten confer ences et which (here la nn nuiaidc speaker or mt> n( the local management snpporlml by morion pictures, exhibit* and charts. The original enrollment wan one hundred, and haa grown to one hundred mid Ihirty-alx. A Canadian chapter of Hip J. M. Quarter Century Club wus organised nt n hanrtitpt lielil nl the Hotel Iroquois. Asbestos Que bec. on January Sth. Charier members ot the Canadian chapter ranged In yenrs of service Iron) the quarter century mark to 43 years. The Philip Carey Company lias taken a suite of offices in the new Lincoln Building. New York. Sales promotion and ex ecutive activities In New Turk will lie carried on nl this location hereatKr. Canadian Institute of Mining end Metallurgy. The Thetford Branch of the Institute was recently reorganized. a meeting being held durlnc February, and attended l*y some forty of the englii'o-is of tin- district. Tin- subject discussed was *,lrllHiis." The llraru-li, n now orgniiixed has Hie fnllowlnc officers: linnorsry Chairinnn. II. .1. tlcinieii: lion. Secretary-Treasurer. Kmgenp Jjirncbelle Mho local Gm-eriHm-nt Inspector of Mines): Ex ecutive Cuunultlce. ('apt. J. (i. Ro* ot the Asbestos Corporation. O. C SmIHi of It' ll Asbestos Mines. Inc., itnd A. S. Johnson. Jr., of Hip Johnson * Company. Eternlt, Inc. John \Y. Liildmin 1ms tendered Ills resignation to El mill, lilt-, of St. Louis. Mu., an Chairman of the Hoard of Directors, and has also severed his connection with the Company, Control--The Part Played By Asbestos in Modern Industry" Is Hip Http of a very a'tmcfivo Iweiiiv page booklet recently is sued liy ihe Thermold Comiinnv of Trenton, N. J. The Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, Washingtoil. l>. (\, list the following foreign trade opporiiintties In ilivir hullrllu of February 26: No. 43907. Agency desired. Oslo. Nor. way. Asbestos furnace i-ement: No. 43f.s3. Agency desired. Ill" d<- Janeiro, lirnzil. fur Asbestos (Hinder and hIiohm; No. triftll. Purchase of flaw Asbestos. Dresden. (iermany. Further iutovntuIIon may be nlilnined on theso trade opporlimltics by applying to the nearest district office of Hie Iturcaii of Foreign mid Ihiuicstk Commerce. The Midlands Area (RHodesie). Iteporls of aslieslus strikes made along the railway line north "t llwelo are ipillc frequent, and while ninny arc possibly exaggerated, nevertheless (here I'fl'tr Mm rh in.tn ASBESTOS -- must be some (ruth tn (hem. Hie quality and extent of the ma terial remain* to be determined. The Havtleek Aibeatea Mina In Swaxlland. recently pur chased by Turner k Newall interests, will be Included In the holdings of New Amlnnthna Asbestos Co., Ltd., thus not necessi tating the formation of a new company. Reports from South African Mining mngasines are to (he efTect that the Havelock Mine promises to become a moat Important producer. Develop ment work la lieing put forward as speedily as possible. PATENT8 Heat Insulation, No. 1.741.674. limited on December IS Iff Charles E. Kraus. Brooklyn. N. Y.. assignor to Slalco lae. Filed Dec. 28. 1922. Serial No. Ml.837. Renewed October 18. 1*18. Described ns the method of forming cellular bodies which rnnaists lu healing n mixture of clay, bentonite, carbonaceous material and flux sufficiently to form sealed cells. Preeeit of Coloring Granular Gists and Like. No. 1,741.440. Granted on January 7th. I>.W. to Harry C. Fisher. Cincinnati, 0.. assignor to I'tilllp Carey Manufacturing Company. Filed, April 13, 1925. Serial No. 22.87S. Description upon request. Pipe Covering. No. 1.742,7*8. Granted on January 7th. to Pent D. Mallav. Mount Vernon. N*. Y.. assignor to Johns-Manvllle Corporation. New York. Filed August 11. 1828. Serial No. 113.566. Described ns an elongale covering ot low heat conductivity adapted to lie wound about curved steam pipes, comprising a strip of asbestos fabric, an inlermediste layer of nabealoa felt and a atrip of loosely woven asbestos fabric, said drat named slrtp having a, width somewhat greater than that of Ihe layer of felt and the loosely woven atrip, and a single tine of longi tudinal stitching spaced from the margins of the cover and hold ing Hie airlpa mid the Inver of felt together. Building Material. Nn. 1.742.764. Granted on January If. to Albert C. Fischer. Chicago.* HI.. to Philip Curcy Mfg. Co. Filed Jan. 16, 1921. Serial No. 427.622. Described as a building mnlerial comprising Juxtaposed sheets separated liv superimposed thicknesses of ndhealvea ot different Intensity of tackiness, said sheet* being separable along the line* of the adhesive* of 1e*s tacklne**. Composition Slab. Nn. 1.744,203. Granted on January 21. tn Albert C. Fischer. Chicago. III., assignor to Philip Carey Mfg. rmupany. Original Application filed Mny 10. 1922. Serial No. 639.908. I'.Henl N. 1.980.144. Divided mid Ibis application (Ik'd (lelolier 19. 1926. Serial No. 63.388. Described as n preformed strip of compressible and elastic cnustrncllonul innterinl, comprising a prcpoitdernllng proportion ot bltnmlnuns material amt a subordinate proportion of relative ly tough, tenacious /tine*, said hllunilnnnx materiel and fibre* being Intermixed whereby the fibres arc Interspersed and dis tributed thru the bituminous material. .lfuiir JH.Ul Pope -5-1 1 1 ASBESTOS p Conttructioaai Material. Nn. 1.744,304. drained oh January 2)al. lo Albert C. Flacher. Chlugo. Ill- assignor lo Philip Durey Mfg. Co. Filed April 1C. mil. Serlnl No. 270,619. Deacrilwd a rotn|>rlx inp a preformed dogimimecl, matted tnicture. haring capillary power. treated with bituminoue material and permeated therewith. Constructional Material. Nn. 1,744. 378. Granted on January 21. lo Albert C. Flacher. Chieifo. 111., assignor lo Philip Carey Mfg. Co. Filed April 18. !!>28. Serlnl No. 270.617. Dexcrilteii aa comprising hllunihiotit material haring a homogeneous mixture of earth)' material rotted with bituminous material, aaid mmsi lielug bonded together br fibres liomoBciie- ouslv ilisirllmleil iherelhru. ' Constructional Material. No. 1.741.714. fJranlcd on January 21. to Albert C. Fischer. Chluigo. III., assignor to Philip Carey Mfg. Co. Filed April IS. 1928. Serial No. 270.618. Described aa preformed construction units comprising a spongeilke cellular structure having fibrous material Incorpor ated lbrnoni the entire structure for reinforcing Hie cells. Oevlce for Removing Pipes made of Asbestos Cement. No. 1.744,7(14. Granted on Jannnrv 28. 1930. to Karl Herzog. Niederurnen. Switzerland, assignor to Eternlt. Inc., Philadelphia. Pa. Filed November 2". IMS. Serial No. 320,643, and in Switzerland November 22. 1927. Described as n device fur reimivlng a pipe made of Asbestos Cement while H is still plnslic. from the mandril mi which it lias been formed comprising in combination s frame, rollers rotatnblv nioimled on said frame, n web fixed tit both ends, a sling in said web adapted in receive 1 lie pipe, means to temporarily reduce ihe size of said sling sml lo press the web on snid pipe. ' Brake Lining. Nn. 1.746.MO. Grotilod on February 4. to Illclinrd J, Evans, Mimhiitcioii. hid . assignor lo Asbesios Mnmifnciiirilia Company. IliinMiiglon. hid. Filed February 21. 1929. Serial No. 341.SOT. Described as an Improved brake lining compilslni* a rein forced body and nn nnrelnfnrc-eil raised surface adapted u wear down readily on triilinu of Ilu- brake. Friction Material. No. 1,745.774. Granted oil Fehrnarv 4. lo Edward Slade. New York City. Filed December 24. 1923. Serial No. 652.595. Renewed June W. 192$. Described ss a strand for friction fabric which Includes a deformable metal core convolute fibrous coverings therefor, the convolutions extending in opposite directions and a convolute Milling Heim-ni disposed between the convolute coverings. FOREIGN AGENCY DESIRED Ff ASBESTOS PRODUCTS TOX EHOUrEEBZMQ SPECIALTIES STONE INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT COMPANY seatNcriELO. mass. I'ntlr Mm i h nun -- ASBESTOS ---------------- - THIS AND THAT The American Swirly Healing & Ventilating Engi neers. after March 20th, will have Hk headquarter* nn the :U*t Floor of the New York Life ln*tirancc Building, 51 Madison Avenue (at 27th Street) New York City. No policy of htixiurKS stabilisation that work* sporad ically or ly jorkn will lie snece**fnl for a very long time, tl bus lo lie welt iii'irnnir.i'il nml rontinnmi* in it* nclivily. There is no rciil field for mi emergency orgnmxntiou any more than Ihi-rc i for an emergency central hunk. Presi dent Hoover nml ihe Department of -lustier might to take this i|iiestion under advisement and dud mt what is to be Ihe permanent status of business men's organization* and Unde associations.--.Inurnnl of Commerce. Doctor --Yottr Imslmnd must be absolutely quiet. Here is sleeping draught. Wife--When do I give it to Himt Doctor--Yon don't, von take it yourself. A Paeifie Coast subscriber tell* ns that business con ditions tire very good in that seethm, especially in >Sn',i, Magnesia for which (here hit* been nn extremely litrge de mand fur (be past sis months. Speed! Snv tlint enr can't be stopped ott the bills'. Mine was ilnij way Inn before I bail the brakes fixed. Subscribers sending money front countries other than the I'nitcd Slates should be careful lo see that the amount they send fully cover* exchange, etc. Even Canadian check* are itel ns at ihe present almut 11c less Ilian their I'nrr value. In eoinitieiiling on Ihe Early Itinl Kali* Contest, staged by .lobiis-Miinville Cm pen al ion. in an endeavor to increase sales during the wilder months. the .l-.M Circle says "Re turn* have shown lli.il rmiditimis Ihriimit flic country an* r11 ><In1111'11111ktv sound. " ,1/rrn h W in 1`niie ASBESTOS CLASS "A " ROOFING Four (4) Fly lllaek Seal Asbestos nootluc for use on Wood |)ck* wIlli Inrllnes of 3 In. fall lo Hie fool or more. Meal type of noofins for saw-tooth i-otistrucllnii. I'xeil In connecllnn with all types of Uulll-np Hooflnes of either Asbestos Fell*. Asphalt Felt* or Tarred Fells, TU H-VTMJ-xrjpai D'^f ciiviho-. oriHt euecnoiD co MANUFACTURERS -TTRTK ,;i* K.',nA.1 I'nitr .Uorch ;i.10 aiu ci;t.i.. wool. vni.T. conn. Asnrsros cismext Ehret Magnesia Manufacturing Co. KXF.CITIVE OFFICES AM* KACTOHIlvS VALLEY FORGE, FA. 111!AX('ll OFFICES nkw voi:K i-im.AiRi.rm \ ciiicaco HEI'llESENT-YTIVES I Ai.i.n I'imncm-al Citiks am* Countiiifs (JANASUO PRODUCTS CONSERVE ENERGY AND ELIMINATE WASTE ASBESTOS rOI4 Nvnk<r 4}.4*1 TORONTO, ONT. 14 Front Street Et WINNIPEG, MAN. 120 Lombard Street VANCOUVER. B. C. 1034 Homer Street B. MARCUSE PrMitf'ai an* Canarat Maeaaar 1`IOXEKKS IX Till: tWXAWAX ASHKNTOX 1XHUSTHY CAN ASCII -- the (!rnitfxt Name in Asbetlos Til* ltnllii.min n Itallinro. Pa.