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:'rrnh S. Uiltot: *. .1. D.u:ril 1.-: ::;!y 13. 1071 '"vr'if! 5.`r-o.: f.l * :b.-rcot : Taharncory 'valuation.- of csbescor, sho'.?!; tint wc now can tubaticure it for TJ1 765A onl v in n~r -cr.c ic on all rtnr products ends fren If you ovJci" a c.-rloa-' of S-4A /r.bc*tos, 7 will not need-the c*jo conn l':t l'Nui'St'r- for iiW'Mftr ^olivary. nr.D/r.Hj cc: .*" 'Incl: 7. FDS-C0-Oa0O0O237 FOSECO 0521 i Jia Hcytra F. 8. Bilton Ray 3. 1971 WH 319 Carey-Canadian Asbestos Co. have shipped a pressure* packed bag of 7D-3 Asbestos, aarked for ay attention. When this cones in. will you please see that it is given to A1 Dear. FSBtpd CCS AFS WJB FOSECO 0522 FOSECO, INC / Ll^U INTER-COMPANY AND INTER-DEPARTMENTAL CORRESPONDENCE to: E. J. Jago from: F. S. Bilton DAT*: .May 5, 1971 uajiCTi rm 265A Amosite Asbestos is in extremely short supply. Production is down at the Mine, and North American Asbestos appear to be "robbing Peter to pay Paul". Unless there's improve ment, by the end of June we could be dipping into our reserve stock. In February I passed over a sample of Amosite from Huxley Development Corporation - this is a New York broker who represents another, smaller Cape producer. At that time, Huxley advised that they hoped to be able to have some of this material available, even though the bulk of their production is committed to their cwn customers. I phoned Huxley this morning, and they are cabling- the Mines to check on current availability. In the meantime, I suggest you do everything possible to expedite approval of their Grade CF Asbestos, a sample of which was passed over on M-4947. FSB:pd cc: RCP FOSECO 0523 / INTER-COMPANY AND INTER-DEPARTMENTAL CORRESPONDENCE to: E. J. Jago F. S. Bilton DATE: # May 5, 1971 SUBJECT: RM 2S5A Amosite Asbestos is in extremely short supply. Production is down at the Mine, and North American Asbestos appear to be "robbing Peter to pay Paul". Unless there's improve ment, by the end of June we could be dipping into our reserve stock. In February I passed over a sample of Amosite from Huxley Development Corporation - this is a New York broker who represents another, smaller Cape producer. At that time, Huxley advised that they hoped to be able to have some of this material available, even though the bulk of their production is committed to their own customers. I phoned Huxley this morning, and they are cabling the Mines to check on current availability. In the meantime, I suggest, you do everything possible to expedite approval of their Grade CF Asbestos, a sample of which was passed over on M-4947. FSB:pd cc: RCP FOS-G0-0000G0c38B FOSECO 0524 / --7 F.n. uiuc;: /c:'^co i::c. u.^.a. yth residuary, l^Vl. J.M. MACKnUt tCiil. G. nZIDJf *4I\. F.-IL^.T UflJZCT ASBESTOS Dear Frank, Farther* to : car letter of 3oscz.be r 11th and #$ reply., dotod 22th January, 1 now liava a little core lr.ferca.tla,; cn alternative scu.ccc of supply. 1 have been In touch with Mr.Cauciell of Toiler Asbcctos, end uiuo Jir. Taylor* of Di-ar.dh.arst. Tunitr'i sui the majority of tho other Aconite source.**. In .'icutli y.l'rlca, but Cera.ell said these a:*u producing leSi, and los- each year, end Un* output tiuit len't u.:cd internally by the- Turner iic*.;all Group 3s sold to local agents and diutributoro. They now buy mast of their /jsooite requireccuits frea Cape Asbestos! Drandhurat dual in various grader* of Asbestos, Including Asthopholltu iron Finland {this grade is of the Asphibole type, like Aoocitc, but because the world output ic no small, v.01 vo never checked it ao a material for Profax). bhsu I caked those gentlemen ho*/ we could gat ,`jcesite in U.3.A. witriuiit going through .WA.A.C., they bath (tc/itiouicd fir. J.'wai: c;' ii-clcy hava-lopscui Corporation, Tice or.d Life A;ilui..wi ):r:..aftiler Cuntu.-, lie:: York 2t*. .1 gather i.s 1- a `,;;::selir-dwal*i*'' hi i-any minerals, insl-ding aobietea. In e-argoncy, it might bo westh'contacting hit. Cassell did toy that the Kentern Canadian "Caaslar" Cnrycotile dcpoolto (British Columbia} were sost like tho Auosltcs - an distinct from tha iiootem deposits - and these might be of interest, lie suggested you night contact Bell Asbestos, Thctford, British Coluabla. Z hope this information inn.11 quite ns negative as it reads to me. the way, 1 was lntoroatnd in your consent that you liad used during the ''crisis*' period* How touch of thlu did you actually consume? Cuo you in early March. Kind regards. Yours oincexvly. (iP J.M. i-lAJh'ATH Dictated by Mr. Macnair and ui.v<sd in 1:1s abteiic FOSECO 0525 FOS-0O-0000C>a23a9 /