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` ' ::7T '~~\ :--v- - / *, ' ,. . / > ' .* '" .. No* .*.*/^*.W................... . r........... .. ,'T~. tf/ferrt // -C.' -7"-v~rlI"s*'" " T?TTiJ3*,j91E..*uu** ^ '"....... .^/fr^n.?:::.^./:*.^. ; f Shannon Kernnufuin Omcial Rco^ncr '3 *. *** \l\0'E& y A Quebec.Asbestos Mining Association i sw qxahdc~ml et -- sum no l ouotc <. cue. Tmmw IU-4711 November 15, 1553. < \ r V * * - V % * : 4 : 0 : l f 0 i f. S. '-I tI r ' fir. '.Cughtred Sr. T.P. Smith fir. K.y. Lincell Sr. R.J. Merrill fir. J. A. Main nr. a.J. hoc sal ** R.S. Coleman Mr. P.A. Meyef"^ Asbestos - Co...r..p..o.. ration Limite.d -ft " Boll Asbestos Minas Limited - Cansdien Johns-Manviile Co. Ltd. - Cerev-Canadian Minas Limited - riintVote Mines Limited - Lake Asbestos of Cueber Limited - National Asbestos nines Limited - NIcolst Asbestos nines Limited I. Eabcurin nr. Cec. Robinson - U-UnCSl - Treasurer - CAMA rr**!:z Zr ~-Z Z'JZZZZ A="TC Mh'lVC AHCC!AT!CN Sear i r: Speoi* cn f'.-i Castla ?1=22 fir.d attached / cooy(ics) of minutes of the ."eetir.5 of t.-s Cuecec ^soestcs Minina Association, held ay and sturoay, ieptsr.oer 2th end list, 1S=, at the harbour Ssecn.anc Coif Club, ,Bermuda._ .v' -y rAri>>::i.vs i ; ~Z'7r- PAT/dc ' Enci. ii I i tf i !i l iii, ii \ r CC r.rKUTEiS or THE SPECIAL rEETINC Or THE CUE EEC ASSESTCS MINING ASSOC IATICN! HELD ON SEPTEMBER 20-21, 1563 r -jtr' r uess-MO :r;ry j>;n *~**t r r "g ;rai^; s'PiY< erprr-sr^ "CtH. 1565 - j -- --------** ` I* -? v**> Presenti *ssrs * K.7 a.s r* r. ? A.H D^ n--.._ w E-4 Lines!1 Cclenen "a i r. Terrill Tessei Teye r -Smith oagenstcse 2racfe rd C.i. Surnctt I.C. Csnpoel! 0.T. Colton 3. Goods-hacrcn J. 'J. Duncan J.C. Coy L'.h. foster n.P. Cagnon N.l'. Hancry R. HenneOacn o - up,.vtc_ n~ e0 s_c-n 0. Poirier C. Pout!a tin* P. H. P.icrocn G.x. jar.:, *j j b # --i tr. C. Acoinson 1. Sa=ou-in ?.A. "iitaav The Presicent, hr. r-1re0 _-es in the chair, .n his craning rsnarks, tha Presioer.t sxtancec a ccrciai -sicore t: 21 1 t C S8 ** r S 2 s r end mere scecifically to Messrs. Christian anc Herns * ,*. e * * g attsncir.g * meeting of tha Association for the firs: tine. Approval of nl.nvtas of the meeting of 1 / 295 u*'SS 2r*s^ *<* next regular nesting, so as to 11oj directors to vsrify thsi: 'The-President thpn called on the Chairmen-cf' the Serious -'standing ~'<i~ r.AjjV'.::-.1' con.nittaea to praasnt their reports. Cooies cf these raporta aere distritv:ed in e consolidated for.net ana therefore need not te rsp6a13d in the ninvtos., rtf. ^ t /2 k At^.V. 1 *" iar*5 TTCHWirAL CCThTTTC* 2. The Chairman indicated that all his aub-committaes era progressing in thair work quite satisfactorily; recommendations will be forthconing in due course. rjuirns" n jctTrrrjj'ri] sun rs;nn;r rn^nmij-rr The Chairman reviewed briefly the work in progress at the Sherbrooke Laboratory, as well as the stetus of the Rancom Q.S. Production Sam pling Program. . V i-u'STn T A L "TLATTD^o C , it.: The Chairmen pointed out that the Q.A.h.A. L'orknen's Cbmcsnseticn ex perience is coed, with an 2verece rata cf SI.=5 per S1CC.Z0 (i.SS/lCC) for last year'. ' However, en increasing number of industrial disease c121m3 is px-Bctsd, as e result ;f n e n v pnployees filing claim for industrial di epee e inoaimsnt uccn retirement'. A review cf recent labour contracts snowed that in the case of La <a Asbestos the agreement contains an ooening clause cn wages and holi days for April 1355. As for cell Tines a two year centrist ua; si gned with a S.S> wage inorsese effective July 1st, 1965. IT wegee ir the erea ere hi-oner at the: time, the difference will be compen JS .* sated retroactive to January 1st, 193, Penaicn age hes beon re duced from 62 to . The steelworkers representing the Sell emplpyess ir.eist thet the letter te*e their annual holidays -and no payment in lieu of holidays not taken- the objective being to place nore people on company payrolls. Increese* in fringe benefits CO not seen to fcs Justified. The unions ere nore militant, with the iteelworkers re suming ictivity In the Thetford ares. rr.'G'. rr.vv-st-; --- uw- -:> ~ '> y'-wu'/uur.aa. - imu .. ./3 w... .t/..*j * ' *' c v * ' . ; __ t y _ r ?0?53SruS*v^ w ' *"--r" c The Industrial Relations Connittea is getting ready for the next negotiations. A wege survey is being made, etc. The C.N'.T.U. pattern for their next deaanes is influenced by present disputes elsewhere in the Province (Ccatar, C.L.E.,etc. ). The Caosisr situation with the Steelworkers (C.'J.S) representing ' the employees wes also briefly ciscussed by Mr. Christian. 3j rr* r rf'r*!' In his report the Cheirmen of the Committee brought to the atten tion of the nesting the negotiations presently under way concer ning tha following its.nsj --I. N.H.3. Too wharfage Charges 2. Middle Atlantic Truck Rates 2 Inter-American freight Conrsrer.co A . Canacian Continental Conference .. : The tarns of `ne r.e: meeting. ns s.n; .c os finalized do fore next LtCISlATIC.'J :\'2 -;r:7:r*j c: In th:i first port of his rsnsrks, the Chsirnen txplair.ad drisfly the :scent oroirs-in-cour.oil erected ty the Cove rmr.-.1, r.zneiy: Crcer-ir-ccur.ci!. ru.noer 2125 ra Cl:se 1 Cl 1 used in explosives Order-ir-ccundil nu.nbar 2:25 re electricity used in the trans forming of a product gill 27, re increased paid-up capital tax Crper-in-cour.cil numoer 2124, r> Ceductipn cf chcritnbla cpntri butipne v; -S:;*.;-:-; U.-i>-j ,v -v."-T* '. ' r .m+ *J"f vv V* A. In ending the Chairman emphasised that price and wage stability would re doubt be major subjects of discussion at all levels in the cooing months. L:rLT" ="liT!"V5 C"T ** * ter resdif>g the report submitted by Cditas on the political situation in the Province of Quebec, a resort which dwells primarily on the use of the french language in business snd industry, the Chairman tabled a draft of a new fact booklet end the text of a first besic talk, on the need to export fibre, es part of a speech kit to be used by re presentatives of the Industry. Comments are requested and sr.ouid be forwarded to the Chairman of ths Corns! ttss. x.r '. - In the same vein, the Central haneger edced that during tha recent hines banisters' Conference .1n Cuebec City, e good deal cf tine was devcted to a discussion on ways and means to improve the image cf the mining inoustry througn a concerted public relations program. To this effect, the ."'.nine is: ., ; , . I ,,,, - " Canada has soliioited the assistance of tha various mining associations and institutes. Tha ncvino of the asbestos bloc', fre-.''Terre des Hommes"to Laval L'n.i- * will * )< ^ 2 f t s r 9 cT Tcrj*r22i l x m ~* trcund Cctcier the 15th. ... ...... .............. 1i - - - ^ *~ the report read by the Cheimen, three (3) specific projects tr presently being tested at various plants within ths industry'. . *.( l11< 1! i a) Drvcr EtscW Cantro1 Expericentei atssuret under test ere: 1. Sag Collectors 2. notacians Callaetar 2. Electrostatic Pracioitetcr ft ^ f Two types o' units are presently studied: 'l. Puisaire Callsctar 2. Aerodyne Collector , _____ __ C) Sterilisation cT ^tllin^t Piles The Director cf the Sherbrooke Laboratory has mode a prexiaincry study ta define the problems involved. feasibility studies ere pIsnnec. The Chairman il 1 attend e privete industry conference on pollution control in the mining industry on Cctcber 17th, in Toronto. He sill give a paper on the work core by the industry in regards to tr.e suopression of waste into the eir. As c list its*, the Chairmen suggested that the name of his committee be charged from Gust Abatement to E.mviron.mer.te 1 Control Ccnnittrs. Coiriors were aired by the directors end counsel, feiidwirg union it wes proorsso sr.d ssconced to make the suggested change. CA.r.."I ED. cch.-cvr; =v crvc^i, -avac" > At this point the General henager reporter trie fly on the presenta tion cf tha trisfs on Diesel Gi1 Tax anc uxolorsticn to the "inister cf Netursl nssouroes. Judging from the comments of tha Minister ana his staff, fevorsbla recommence ti cn.s c.m these two points ari expectac to b> submitted to the csoinet. -i _/Ci *.wh- cc / : \`i !l <i 6. ! j The Deportment or Naturel Resources is also ready to finalize iha transfer of the property and equipment of the Thetford Wine Rescue Station, pending an ofriciel resolution of transfer of property end rights of occupation on t.ho port of our Association, The General Heneger attended the recent Tines Ministers * Conference and the Joint Testing of tha Provincial P.ining Associations held in Cueoec City, Ssctenber 15th to 19th. Two items of interest cn the agenda werei 1.- offsets of .noise cn cine workers health. 2.- Pollution control ana ninina land reclamation. vCJ HUST'.TSS ressurer The meeting was edviaed of the transfer of the Treasurer's office from Thetford Tines to Ton tree1, end in this connection on motion regularly made, aeccnoed end unanimously carried, it was SE5CLV5D: THAT the"Seating aoorove the transfer of the Treasurer's office from Thetford Hines, Cue., to the office of the Association located ir. ouita 1C1C, 15.". 5uilding, Place Ville Tarie ,V.ontr sal, Cu9. ; .. THAT tr.e Assooiatior.' a 5ar.lt account, presently with Tha r.ryai Hank of Canada in Thetford Hires, Cue., be transferred to Tha Royal Sank of Cs-r.de, 1 Place Villa "ari, ror.t: e. ; A,VO THAT the Secretary ar.o the Trsaaursr be and they are n.ereoy authorized and directed to do, sign and execute all things, dsecs and bddur.er.ts r.Rceasery cr desirable for the cue carrying cut cf the foregci.ng. ACCPTCC. *,,< ^ q* < -r o ridus Cdr.mittea Chairmen. * "* C * * C * V**1 Peouest from Level University In reply to s request fer financial aeaistar.ee towards tha ccst cf erseting a geological garden it Level, tha directors proposed that the Association pay the moving of the eabsstos rcr'< from Montreal to Laval University, for n maximum contribution of 12,SCO.00 ADCPTCD. ,../7 __ ............ : I 7.J ,-,y. -uriT^.rrrnr^ c .v^-. /7 > * "/ ! .: ->-A--- -- c ,UJ*. !!<< . J1 J rrvrsji cireriiree 7. Cererslly speaking the construction industry is expected to show a decisive up-swing in 156 = end 5. If housing stsrts in U.S.A. stood et l,C3f:C0 to 1,7CG,000, the industry's welfare would in deed benefit. "ceils hcusinc is looming up es e possibls charge steadying fector in the face sf ever rising costs in said ccnr.se,tion. Sore lines of esfcestos products ere down, such es esfcestcs-cement pipe, rooming, flat end corrugated sheets) others,however, seen t: improve, such es flocrine end insulation. As e whole, business has been good in the first 2 months of Oils yeer, but should levei off in the next 6 months. A smell ir.orsese in volume is expected in 1555. Industry is quite concerned with inpressed waoes in the construc tion induatry. In this resoeot, the Government nss Caen urging tb.8 unions to ease off s little on their oe-snos. !n Carets tn.e s 11 u a t: :..ow2 so.mewnst the sere trend. - smeo- i.moresre in business volume is exoeotao in 1565. In brief industry is modestly cptim.istio for 19C-5 and mere so for 157C. , ,;llTCV5v nr t i t:r r--c T >;? C i.U .i'' rU-h-.'-- hr. Cao. -. smith hes Just compietso eftsr many months of hero wcr< the deteilsd history of cell Asbestos hints, hr. Smith has gracious ly proposed to make copies available to members of the Asbestos hining fraternity. ./a * ^ r i > r>,- rn^Tii r nJ V : I! iI Ij c .'V *j *'' -/ f ----- ' ' wqa&eduw rTT.:* c *-AV. 8. r*_'T "St ?- " r T A L ' i. i j fu The dales of the 1969 Special Spring Meeting heve been ehengotf tp 4..t 1 niw *}n t w < *i i Since the Cloister cannot offer aoaca during the 3rd week ct *'srch the 1572 '-'inter Meeting, the Cenerei Manager has been e*<os to csntect an othsr location. NEXT *CCT!MG It hea been suggested thet a receoticn for Government official* and other mining body officials be offered by the Association rcnetin.es during the Fell. A possibility *culd be to hold such & reception in Cuebec tocet.h'e'r with the next regular nesting cf the Association scheduled for November 25. If, for instance, the reception aas ha Id on Su.nc'ey evening, fioven.cer 2-i, the meeting couid be on heresy mor ning November 25 ; cr alternatively, the reception could be cn Ncvemoer 25 sns tn.e nesting sitr.sr November 25 cr 25. Cirectcrs will bs advised as seen as data dan da confirmee ui th this Ce^sctnent cf Natural resources. ; DJC'JrV.hr*; r - . ~c .. 5a U e~ *i >m ^m, r--. w-- .r. . r r Ubu-s-tinm* -e~ ss the meeting - aejeurnsd. .f* c-1,1.; r# i * aP.. General Meneger 6 Secra tary. .../ SabtsmBer 21st. iCdsvi:^r;vy^3 ! ii i* Vc c7iurjw $C9TT*,5C.e! 21st. '952 In addition tc the ne.rpers end gueata praasnt et the seating cf fridey, Septemosr 23th, Dr. Wright ettsnded the meeting as Chairr.en of the Scientific Cc.rsittee of the Institute of Cccupetional end Environmental heelth. The President, hr. f.Cughtrsd turned the resting ever to ths Cheirr^n cf t.ne Executive Connittee of the Institute, ho then celled cn Or-s- Wright to eddress the oeeting. ! TVST:TL,t~ Cr DDDL'P-TI D,`:al inp r WlP3..**".`.'TAL MDALTH )* ^ . i Cc"nents bv Chairmen cf 5c:ncifir Cc_~itte. I -------- ---1-- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- i ; In his gene re 1 remarks, Dr. Wri gnt pcintsc n t t he t i r.t arse t free. . the scientific world hec grown since the lest Specie! "ssting i.n j Cren.d Beher.e. Curing the n.sxc faw months, for instence, four (i) j full-scale .nestings will be cevctsc tc the biological effects cf 1 escestcs, with soecific reference tc mesothelioma. i ,. . . -:*hr AYe.ee ting . celled* fcy Cr. Peul Kctin' ws'sk cf * Ssp\snoe>'22rd'Tn'^`'*''`'' ! . North Cercllna cn the Estetlishin; cf Meticnel Pegiitry cf ! f.s sc the lions Cases, and making a full acalt atudy cf nasothslioni 2. A masting to fcs held in Crest critain in ths Soring cf 2555, devoted to the Eiciccicsl Aspects of Kssothelicsa, ./2 !i :i c I' / / c !i. 2. -- - "ft!nr to be held n South * frit:, by invitation only, aaonssrae by the Oepertnant of ^ines, dealing with various 'wines of p.neuncconi osi s. resting *- wt held ir. Tc*<>o to discuss naxinun alicwabli csrcsrtraticr. to which a person can ba axpossd. Ooctors Kero, / 'Wright ere Peiner to porticioete in discussion on heoitn effect: evi Bw[r,|' ine `La rk of the Scientific Ccasii 11 e a t he Chairmen reported the: Dr. rcDonaid was slightly eheed of achedule in his 6pidani,clo;icsI survey. A paaer on oils end wax edsorbed in s- bectc: fibre which cey ceuse cencer hes been submitted fer publi cs t ic n . Curing testing of intsrneticr.sl senpies far ciis end hycrccerbcns it was found thet such adsorption resulted from the conteiners cf^fibre. It wes net shown, however, thet the oils were ccrcinccenic ; nevertheless, ssrpies should be plsced in netel ccntsiners. _ ....... Xvw.v':', In his rsccrt st the Drascen r.eetinc, Dr. hcDcr.sId first ccr.firned e . - ' I -, me: e ces function of the lung, tn.s credent cf uertisi pressures betusan sir end blood in t.ne lung. Tr.us, s pepuistian could dcvslcp s grester rasister.- ce to fibres imeiec. Ssccncly, in connection with dust counts nessurenents, Dr. .*'.0 Dene Id nes developed e sosia of exposures for vsricus Iccsticr.s. Prel in in s ry evidence would indicate thet neso- the 1 ione.;occursin Ceneds rtccordingrtc"cer/si'ty^o"f*pcpuletiTnv*i;n"-'i'-s;?'!?`??' The study of Dr. Viglieni is programing j thars ia nothing to rsport at this tine. As to tha project cf Dr. Pernia, a pregresa resort will ba aubnitted later. Dr. hero1s research proposal on Exposure to Anthcohyl11t Asbastca ia highly recarmendad, the- finaldecision being left with the Executive Ccnnitiss. ... si A** - ***. . . ,/3 ^ r.**.w*V> i 1 '' I- L : (I :i : I- r ? \ !t !I c vva. -- Tht Scientific Committae has Just completed b three (3) volume report. Volume 21! (three) contains published date which beer meat xtrcng- ly upon the four (a) specific questions cr aress ssttciishxc by'*" the Scientific Committal enc explained by Dr. Wright st the Spe cial Meeting in Crane Bahama of ."arch 29, 1968. (See minutes page S.) Volume 11 (two) beglna with an introduction setting forth the "prpblcm end essentials for a solution. Coen of the four major g e -- jjjj jo ^ 2 i j t of research projects being done end elso en enslyais of the ersss where informaticn is needed. Volume 1 (cne) is e digest cf volume 11 (two) emphasizing areas fcherp additional work must be stimulated and supported. An attempt is elso being made to estimate the potential ennuel cost cf such s tucie: end when reccnner.aad. w/T B*r?( "e; t-rhq - Delegation frem Russia end iren countries at tended the Meeting. The nest prcvocstive paper l;s presented by Dr. Newhouso of Creat Sri tain. Cr. Mawhousa gave an alarming report on mesothelioma besec cn heavily, moderately end..lightly exposed sections cf people to asbestos fibre. in unexpectedly hich cegree of cancer wss found in heavily exposed people. There would aopes-- h: : v e: :e a tolsrsplr decree cf esbestoc exposu re -.. unst tc moderate an** 1;cht exposures .n the case ea-rwliecr- -r-------e---rtad neighbourhood exposures she concluded that such neighocurheed exposures must have b6en higher then in-pler.'. exposures; dust could accumulate in houses cf workers, if not pro perly ci6ened end ventilated. _ ....... 1-sulti r" 'Workers - Studies pf Or. SeliVcff - Until recently thare was very little information onisngth cf exposure but a grast deal cn levsrity. U'e r.cw hava acme information from the ihipyerds in Crate Britain and U.5.A. Cancansratiens of AO, 200, 2,002 fibraa per c.c. have' fccsn encountered, where such should have been 2 and 12 fibraa par c.c. It would appsar that iniulation workir* muat . /A / I I I 1 .. i i i i i Ii i i I 4. have been exposed to extraordinarily high concentrations of rjbre, aince 2D% of their have asbestos!#. Dr. Selikoff fcr his present studies has obtained financial support fron Unions end Industry. A Coneittee was fcmeo of wmcn D:. wrient la menocr. Ko further work is reccrmencer. faxinun Can;pntrsticn; of fibre - Tor tone 2D years the maximum elloweble concentration inthe United States was S,000,000 perts per pu. ft. In great Britain the asbestos regulations refir ta two standards. One applies to chryeotila, anosite end anthc- / phyiiitaceiling for e maximum of 2 fibres per c.c. If between 2 end 4 fibres per c.c., the inspecter till viait the pientj between 4 end 10 the plant will be reouired to improve; in excess cf 10, it is a branch of regulations. The second one concerns crccidciiie; packages must bear e iebel with e proper warning (maximum to be 1/10 of above atancards). In U.S.A. there is no similer regulating body, but there ia an Asso- elation of industrial hygienists which sets standards period ically. It ia indicated that e stsr.csrd of 2 particles per c.c. was about to be proposed, tut the Antigua Conferencss having a bearing on tw!s I-c- 2 i 2 t -1 n- 11 i i/o*.ns certiclss In the 9 f fi a e: ct U: wcuii nsen 12 fibre* per c.c. A partici s so as to be ccr.sicerec e fiore rust be three(l) tires longer than its disr.eter. (5 microns) Over zZmicrons , however, fibres ere r. o t counted. In answer to a . v . cue scion ifwes pointed cut t.net the i~-L r.cer dust counter doe* not collect fibres; the Bsusch and ler.b unit count# total particles and not fibres. As a result, the ter.porary 1 svol cf 12 fibers per c.c. la unrealistic, fcecauee it dees not count the injurious material, namely aaoeetes fiber. In concluding, Cr. bright listed that it ii net known today uhat aiPeitca dost, and conaegyentiy one cannot avaluite that length cr that alia which ahouldfce allcwed.-------,,__ "" ~ '___ > :- i i i i i \ 1 li I: iI I. I I \ !' // c Cc--cnt; bv Cr'.'fttt!. iff point nss seen rsecnsd where cisucs ere ascut is burst. Decs is ceing eccumul a lei around the world with the view c f ecnieving preoerecneas Tor actual trial. Claim in nounting us but the esssntisi fast; srs usually m i ; ; r d by both the cioimcnts end the enolcyers involved. Procedures should be aystenaticsiiy established *It should b? edviseble is have ell cini.ns end "to-be-ini listed" / claims canalised with diligence through Central fler.eger's Office ao ee tc achieve constructive defense ts euch claim when defense la warranted. It ia fortunate thst Dr. Wright 1i new sitting with Dr. Selixoff end others on a committee investigating the greue cf insulation workers. This is e very csnstructive development ,ept ts bring ebsut among ether things mere mode ratian as to public statements. It is here, :i this continent, that we hsve greeter knowledge en the question. Cur own grcuo cf doctors is respected enc working seriously at the problems involved in: their work is well coor dinated by cur Institute et rentreai. C t i V ? Zz < 9* wince 4 h t u he studied the three volumes by tna Scientific C nnictes enc was very please he Copies will be cist ibuted to every company. aoered oor.terts. The natter cf rest cf future research is well'set cut\ cb ileus ly' a large amount c:f money is involved. He. it aueh raiserch to be fundid? A cherge per t on tc manufacturers ar.d by calling tgsin cn gevernr.ente night ba the answer. The auggettipn wtt cade to fi nenee future projacti throu gh a lurchargo cf i% en atiai, jjC being che rged to the cu* tone r. At to the tax angle, cur Audi tori' advise that there would bt no problem, for the mining companies, if the mount of the aurohargi wee credited tie e "lietility" account'me net tc an "Inca:mo" account. c i"-.: // . ' 6. Wining companies *ould than pay to the Institute cr C.A.R.A. eich month the amount of the surcharge of the prtccsdir.g nonth, to *nich xcuid be sdcrd thsir respective ^*rp . A-orspriato koroinc should be user or. invoices severing expert shipments since the fuses thus collected could possibly be spent outside the importing ccuntry. The executive Committee should look into it end take a cecisicn by.January 1st, 1555. At tne lest meeting of the executive Committee of the Institute, ' Cr. Korc'e research proposal mas approved. It has also bn sug gested to contact the r.edicsl Research Council in Ctteue (ea sell as the Cttaxe end Quebec governments es such) fer grents concerning specific researen projects. I nauls ti on '..'erker* - Meetings sere held tc ergsnire an Institute, but failed tc co soj as a cceiiticn cf J.h. people and Union repre sentatives was formed so es tc atudy the problem *ith. an initial con tribution cf seme 1150, CCC. esch. According tc Dr. Selikoff, ciga rettes smoking is definitely related tc reset,heiicne ar.d lung esnrer: "If ycu work xith asbestos, ycu must net smoke" he asys. r: Leo el - The rsrnirg c:?. :: previous nestings (as tc .-n* *. snculs a or ear cn rentliners; has oesn imclar.enter cy :r. rack sr.c fata of rsgs; customers have osar. * * i n> i; *. r r i. There being no furthsr business, tns meeting xes esjdurned. Paul A. riltieu, General r.ar.sgsr & Secretory. i.