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AMERICAN SMELTING AND REFINING COMPANY LIBRARY -'Research Department South Plainfield, New Jersey PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT CAP-252 No. 58;April 1962 BULLETIN ON ASBESTOS PUBLICATIONS 57. Berger, Hans Verar^eitung von Asbest mit Kunststoffen und Kautschuken. Stuttgart, Verlag A.V. Gentner, 1961. I67p. 9.0ODM "Processing asbestos with plastics and rubbers" is a pocket-size book based on Parts 19-27 of a continued article entitled "Asbestos: general, production, processing " which appeared in the magazine Gumml Asbest Kunststoffe. 58. Gibbs, Gerald V., Turner, Irving L. & Bloss, F, Donald Structural and optical data on synthetic asbestiform materials: potassium-lead silicate and lead-aluminum silicate. U.S. Bureau of Mines Report of Investigations 5935 (1962). Up. Indexed powder diffraction data, accurate cell edges, unit cell contents, optical properties, and a provisionally assumed space group are reported. 59. Christian, John D. (to Cassiar Asbestos Corp, Ltd.) Apparatus for cleaning and grading asbestos. U.S. 3.021,008 (Feb, 13, 1962) This machine has a rotating cylindrical screen containing beaters which agitate the asbestos. 60. Cartier, P. & Gross, P, Nonoccupational diffuse pulmonary fibrosis: report of a case in an asbestos worker. Arch. Environmental Health {^, 73-80 (Jan. 1962) Postmortem examination showed that in this case the pneumonitis was not caused by exposure to^ asbestos. 1 ASARCO ALV 0001396 -2- 61. Gumml Asbest Kunststoffe If?, #2, 158 (Feb, 1962) anon Polyurethane-asbestos protective mask Offlc, matleres pleatlouea R, #80, 344-345 (Apr. 1961) 62, Gumml Asbest Kunststoffe 15, "2, l8 (Feb. 1962) Kopoeil, 1., 6iaru, D., 5c Par>ulovici, L, Large corrugated asbestos cement sheets. Bui. Stud. Cercetarl Stlint. Conatr.. Nat. Constr., Arhltecfc7, lst i960. #3, 2l4-22f? 63. Gumml Asbest Kunststoffe If?, #2, 158 (Peb. 1962) Piantier, J. Plastic floor coverings Rev, beige matleres olaatlques 2, #if, 339-345 (1961) 64. Gumml Asbest Kunstatoffe l, #2, l8 (Peb. 1962) Surowiak, V, Asbestos-plastic coatings Tworzywa. Guma, Laklery , ^9, 272-277 (I960) 65. anon Asbestos reining at Mamba Hill, Eastern Transvaal Mining Mag. 106. #2, 86-88 (Feb. 1962) Note on current activities at African Chrysotile Asbestos, Ltd., mine near Barberton. 66. Monthly Index of Russian Accessions 14. #11, 2900 (t'eb. 1962) Kazakov, I.V. 5c Kal'nitskil, A,A. Use of asbestos cement articles in construction Stroi. mat. (Bide. Materials) 7. #9. 14-17 (Sept. 19517 67. Anp. Sci. Tech. Index 50, #3, 20 {!' ar. 1962) anon Asbestos cement ducts resist salt corrosion Elec. Const. Maintenance 61, 81-82 (Jan. 62) 68. Sinclair, W.E, Asbestos production: world prospects Asbestos 43. #9, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 (Mar. 1962) V'orld production rates are outlined, including estimates for Russia. I ASARCO ALV 0001397 -3- 69. Houghton, G. Ellvood dust reduction in asbestos spinning Asbestos 43, #9, 16, 18 (Far. 1962) 'lhe installation of a Pneumafil system by Garlock, Inc,, Palmyra, E.Y., is briefly described. A partial vacuum removes dust from the strands being spun. 70. Pusiness Periodicals Index 4., #8, 8 (Far. 1962) anon Changing face of asbestos Economist 201, 477-478 (Nov. 4 1961) 71. Business Periodicals Index 4., -"8, 8 (Far. 1962) Cobleigh, I.U, Asbestos; fascinating and profitable fiber Comm. Financial Chronicle 194, 1225 (Sent. 21, 1961) 72. Chem. Abst. 6, 4473c (Mar. 5, 1962) Smolyakov, A.N., Khakhalin, V.D. oc Druzhinin, V.F. Asbestos-bentonite composition to prevent formation of cementite on cast iron U.S.S.R. 138,004 (Appl, Oct. 27, I960) 73. Chem. Abst. 6, 5471h (Far. 19, 1962) Banerje, B.K., Dubey, R.S. Sc Biswas, N. Crystal ohase anelysis of some Indian asbestos S SID pi 6 S J. Sci. ind. Research (India) 20D. 291-296 (1961) 74. Chem. Abst. g6, 56621 (Far. 19, 1962) Sobolev, V.S, Formation of anthophyllite Mineral. Sbornlk. IFvov. Geol. Obshchestvo. L1vov. (josudarst. Univ. 1m. I. Franko i960, #1U, 80-85 75. Chem. Eng. 69. #5, 80 (Far. 5, 1962) "Described as a soft, tacky, nonwoven material made of oriented asbestos fibers saturated with a thermosetting phenolic resin, Thermomat is applicable , to tape-winding technioues in missiles and rockets. Flexible and comformable because of the free-flowing fibrous matrix in its uncured state, this material derives its high tensile strength (11,000 psi) and ,l ASARCO ALV 0001398 thermal orooerti.es (i.e., thermal conductivity of 2.80 Ptu./(Hr.) (sq/ft.) (F./in.), flame erosion rate of 2.20 mils/sec.) after various inorganic fillers have been incorporated. In tape form (0.05 in. thick), Thermomst makes possible smooth and uniform joints and seams, and permits free flow of fiber during the molding operation. * JohnsManville Corp., New York." (This item is copied here in its entirety) 76. Milosevic, M.I. At Canadian Johns-^anville's Jeffrey pit inclined drilling proves best Fnp. Mining J. 163. #3* 86-90 (Mar. 1962) Vhen thfs mine was reconverted to open pit mining inclined drilling was chosen and has proved its value. 77. anon Gasketing materials Ind. Eng. Chem. 9U. #3 77 (Mar. 1962) News note about Johns-T'anville ' s Chempac gasketing 91 and 92 made from low porosity asbestos cloth and a Teflon suspensoid. 4/1/62 ff H. McBride 1 ASARCO ALV 0001399