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*1* * ICufDTIS of the GeneralHosting of the Asesstoo Textile Institute held ilarch 8,>1950 is Philadelphia, Pa. -* DEPOSmON ?. 0. Vfeksa* Pxesidsr.fc ja$*s4timi as?. J! 21X0ur A53Z3ZG3 J. fc. Weber CCS? STSM22L32XWACT3RIHG CG. 2, K. Harass 50512528 AS32STC5 co, J, ?. Griffis G. 0. Harris H* S* Kulss osas-vsarois can?, V,\ C* Seeds S. A. Schundn K# Q- Hazard 2. K. Wells U, S, Hough E,.H Jackson CASSIAS ASaESXCS-C02P0?AI2CST9 LID, fr I. Sigsri CAEfAUDSl, VilCSSSSKAH u 2*57 1U X. fcuddaefc AS32ST05 CTIL2 25HSS7E . H, C* Shaa; <n friz oifct pa g |2x" >I sisssr x kohsoct co. C, E. Frelsrici: ?. 1, Lens A... 2,* Whitiisld D, f/# t/ictayer ^Z325TCS4aaJHAI2ttT, B!C. J, A. Bettes J. A, 3rc:/r. K,-l.\ Oliver . 3t Salts Guests: AS3L5TOS SEXTHH COTjUiT Frank Gatka GAHLCd: PACKING CGSiUET | ( G, Houghton * PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT GAB. 30 .saWW & IB fi g| v Ths nesting was- called to order by President Make* and an address of wslccno . extended to all of the saakars .presart. Hagp;?rlf4*n ta?.eae>f> taa- ?i_ga extended to representatives ox two famay....RgBir caasanies vho attended the neetins Qf the Air Hygiene Ccjnittes held Wai-ch 7 and vara also in attendance at this Keating, nsaalv. ?ir. G_, 2, Houghton. Oarlock Packing Company, and Hr, Frank Catkc, Asbestos Textile Ccroany, - The i&nutes of the last meeting of the Institute *a\*c presented for reading. L ___________ __ AA Am . ^^ + fenilier with the cc by S. R. Ho2r.es and emitted at this ti:ao 3. Tihe Tree.surer >c repo Treasure r. Foil,,o:rir. fcy 3, iu Uidr.ajiir, s report be zcoopt;cd. Tr:e Goer etarr r.r.noun1 ... WV-08582 r.zjlir.r hsir.r r.cda *07 th-9 President and.'Sssrctpr?. A..s. seen as t'r. Sscreiaiy can ascertain the number of t;ho wip* ettsni this nesting, this information will fee turnsd over to .reaidant Usuea no yii- -n 1,4..^ endeaw to carry the class forward with sens assistance 01 *nc -rcffic co per5=*nt si Johaus-lianvilie Corp* Sines it is unlikely that the full nsriership .'ill be able to attsr.d y-43 r.-iir-ss, ic is row pla-wcd to hold ihs'cswdttee aSd.R|= r.srmily hild cr. tiu day praosadiRg ths Gansrai Rsatir.j is Usu i---< on the day croesadiss tbs Tcatiord s-.astings. 2Hs rasults of any actions tzken at tha csr- nittas meetings will ba reposted at the Shatfdrd ueetiags by the Chaimas or the respective cocra!tiaes t a The r.axt resort v&s presented by D. R. Kalsias, Chalrr.cn of the Air Kygier.a Corrritfcss/ Tee considerations of this ccrrittes in session on iiaxch 7 usro fully discussed and the specific actions there taXerv were noted. Tx\g cements gi Dr. Ssith, 7ch.ns4Zan<pjilg Cortvj delated to the recort issued by-Sr," Huacsr or. a subject relating asbestoslTKith lana 3rd heart diseases yen d2.sCT.sB8d .<a*-rraat lancth- .Siis JUttar.natter, aarlisr received athectics br the Board of Caverr.ors and it was aaaaggcad taa* tins aacy nyt soaraorLatsd sufficient ?unds to LrSzizz*> a opreexAiPininlnalrv survey to investigate the, possibility ooif~ra.arrg concerted a>cctloa designed to refute the warfe of. Dr. Huacer. She full report for this coasittee is attached as 2 part of the minutes of this rseetieg* Tr.a Sales Promotion Committee report v*s presented by t* Griffis,, Chairr-ars. It w.s reported that this oossa.ittes has bean actively engaged in efforts de signed to promote the dissemination of information designed to enlighten and educate ths consumer of asbestos textile products regarding their unique characteristics and applications, Ihe picassent of Visual Aid Displays and plans, for ths development of the new esbsstss textile exhibit were fully diecussad. In an effort to speed up the development of the new exhibit it trar sgresd that r. part of the necessary funds for its construction should bs made availahl: at this time. It was jaoved by D, U, tfidaeyer, Secor.dad b-D. Kolsss r.r.d * ............... <-1.."^.^.tnw. frnr. the Ger.aral Fund / ci` the Institute to the Publicity Fund Tor this verb, It was `'further agrstd thzi ibsrs should be a refund of JfcCCO,CO free the Publicity Fund to the Cx^rai Fund upon scmnlatier. of nscssscry assess**fits required to caTor thie project. The full, rsport covering the activities of this casr.itte is attached as a part of the isinutes of this seating, Tha report far the Technical Ccrriti* was presented by u, w. Oliver, Chairman of that Cennxicee. ' Tlis usrfc sf-this carriitee rc^ covers & iide raege of technical problems related to constructions for cloth, tape end braid and test methods far textiles including 1) a. standard heat aging test atd fiber dimension evaluations. * v .The full report, as presented, is attached as apart of the ISrntss of this nesting, a The Fellowship Bepart was presented by Br, Shaw and is attached as part of the rlinatss of this-meeting. iluch interest is presently being evidenced in the elevated tssperaiura serviceability characteristics of asbestos textiles and the necessity far a standard- test method is becoming aver mara apparent, The Fellowship report* includes 'work along these lines and a new technique knova as dynamic testing has been hero introduced for consideration, It is felt .that this new approach,in elevated temperature studies will provies farther significant information, ' ** During the course of the meeting, Kr. D. V, Widsaayer announced that ?r. C. ?. Frederick was being transferred frer the textile, division of Ker.sbey L Kattison Company to another division of that company and'dhat 3ir. H, 1. Lana would hereafter represent that-Company on the Technical Cessittce, Egressions of gratitudes vers extended to fir, Frederick by President liakea, iir. Oliver and Dr. Shav.for the continued interest and many contributions hs has made during his long and active participation as a member of the Institute, a peeled, extending from the date of founding of the Institute in 1?1;6A There being no further business to ccr.e befors this meeting it was moved by B. W, VtidrAycr, seconded by B, S. Rulse er.4 ur.aniMUsly agreed that the meeting be adjournal, * uyril Cr Shaw, Secretary