Document 5DeGa4Vwoyp9LVx54OVbBZ5RV

1ft* Movk.ll* > tt"Bptlnt* 1c eftt In th* ^nlinwinj thr> ty;-r *tp pb*rtoei 1. Ajuorit* (Th* Chop Aebetos Ccsu*<ny, of .London, t-'uel no, >. r ( world monopoly on this type.) i. Chrysotils (The Turner Newell Conynny, of llorh'^te, Fn.'1> nd, hits nonopoly control 11 rtf' the beet type of chrysotll- *h*rt'r-ihot hnoln** e low iron content, niltoble **or *l*ftrlcal insult I'm; Croclciollte (obv inrd In h-llvi**). lrlr.<' th p'.et several ye-re, und to d.-te,effortr to obi In the rirr.t i v.. types of '..cbostos heve boon eatrriitly dls-:pnoin tin*. The ''n-'llsh i-i: ni-v fupp to coorjr.'.tein nnking w.teri'.l tvjilwblc to the stockpile, md the britlpft iiov*rnmont wrearcntly hue been tumble to brine prer^-ur* upon thw. Ih* P*o. - 1 Supply Service, tho PCA, Mu) th* ISunltlnnp Bonru Itnv* nil nt*.r. `.j to nt-curt th*e types of nebcetoe. Inn much ns both the Foreign AMietnnce Act of 194* (the *Uk Progi-M), wmi th* Military Aid Ptort.-.p of 1949 (HAP) contain provlslonr *hnt r. .;uivth* foreign countrlos to assist th* United States In obt'inln* *tr i -K . i..i 'rltlenl n t*rl ils In which we nre deficient, the Sti-te Dep.irt.-snt should -'ks propriat# efforts to facilitate the obt'.lnlnr of eebertoe for :h Oov.-mn-nt *t rkpile by bringing nreerur* uron the British fi"vTiin. mumna s*.