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Copyright in this document is reserved to the Crovn in right of the State of'Wstern Australia. Reproduction except with the consent of the Attorney-General is prohibited. PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT CSR-1105 THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA No 1148 of 1987 STEPHEN EDWARD JAMES TIMOTHY BARROW and* CSR LIMITED and MIDALCO PTY LTD No 1161 of 1987 PETER HEYS and , CSR LIMITED and MIDALCO PTY LTD ROWLAND J TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS AT PERTH ON FRIDAY, 10 JUNE 1988, AT 10.03 AM Continued from 9/6/88 ti/l/cb(sc) ' /*. C C -- 9454 ^5 1.0 10/6/8S t~ I r~ Do you see depicted towards the lower right side of the flow-sheet a dust collector connexted by what is shown in the legend as "dust pipes to dust suckers-?------Yes. One at the Traylor mill - -- --?-----Yes- crusher / one at the number 1 hammer *. *i One over a transfer point depicted just below the number 1 hammer mill?---Yes. One at the number 2 rolls crusher. - One. at a transferor's^point just before the number 3 rolls crusher. I think ' that is all the locations- Does that depiction of dust suckers/ pipes/ and dust collector depict the whole of the dust-collection and control system that was in place in Wittenoom when you were there in about April 1952?----Well/ almost in my regard. This was indicated as only one wet dust collector/ if you can take it literally/ which is quite incorrect. It doesn't show any other dust collecting equipment at all/ which is quite incorrect. It shows five cyclones apparently exhausting into atmosphere? \ --Whatever they are supposed to do there. It doesn't actually '.say but the whole thing just shows no sign of any multiclones/ no sign of any Yan Gelder socks, no sign of anything. One would have to assume there was no such thing/ which there was. Even the one shown here is - whether it is meant to be a sort of typical piece I don't know. I don't know what he had in mind but even on that point there was certainly more than one Warman collector. In operation?------In operation/ yes. Thank you. Perhaps that might be returned. Did you make another overseas trip at the end of 1552?---Yes. Where did you go?-------To the United States of America. Die that trip have any connection with asbestos activities?---It was almost solely to try and investigate the market for blue fibre in the United States of America. Did you visit any plants that handled asbestos?--Yes, I did. Where were they?-------1 revisited the Johns-Manville plants at Manville, New Jersey. I visited a place called Keasbey and Mattison, which I have lately had my memory jogged on, and is in (inaudible) Pennsylvania. I also visited an asbestos cement plant in New Orleans run by some people called Asbesto and I paid a very brief visit to the Johns-Manville asbestos milling operations - not their mine - up in Quebec, Canada. Did you see any of these plants in operation?------Each of the plants I have mentioned, except, I think, Keasbey and Mattison. My recollection is I was not allowed to see their actual operations - had discussions with the staff but not their operations. ' " - .... t21/l/tnv 1148/87 9495 K.O. BROWN XN 10/6/88