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FILE NAME Quebec Asbestos Mining Association QAMA DATE 1939 Mar 27 DOC QAMA093 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Minutes of the Meeting of the Committee on Uniform Classification and Grading of Asbestos Mining Products MINUTES OF THE 80th MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE ON - UNIFORM CLASSIFICATION AND GRADING OF ASBESTOS MINES PRODUCTS AND THE 54th MEETING OF THE QUEBEC ASBESTOS PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION HELD ON MONDAY MARCH 27th 1939 AT THE NEW SHERBROOKE HOUSE SHERBROOKE O'CLOCK Present Messrs G. M. Boyd tena. H. A. Smith O. C. Smith A. S. Johnson L. C. Pharo G. F. Jenkins J. G. McCallum t)erte D. Wolochow H. K. Sherry G. K. Foster N. A. Nelson R. A. Denovan Nicolet Asbestos Mines Bell Asbestos Mines Ltd. " id 14 " Johnson's Company " " Asbestos " National Canadian % a " Corporation Ltd. Corporation Ct] Research Council Manville Co. 7 " It H Ly " UY n H Ltd. # H n In the absence of the President Mr. G. M. Boyd was elected to the chair The minutes of the previous meeting were presented by the Secretary and adopted as circulated GRANT TO THE NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL 2750 After a lengthy discussion it was duly moved seconded and carried that the grant be increased from 2500 to for the year 1939 The Secretary and Treasurer to arrange the payments from each member company The Secretary to notify the National Research Council The Chairman Mr. H. A. Smith presented the Fibre Inspector's Report for February The January report had been circulated by mail These reports were discussed and duly accepted Checking of bag weights by the Fibre Inspector was discussed but no action was taken The question of overweight bags going to the trade was discussed and by motions duly made seconded and carried was referred to the Montreal Executive Meeting REVOI F MAS XIMI UM VO ALN UES A report on this subject was discussed It was duly moved seconded and carried that no change be made in the present maxima The Chairman Mr. O. C. Smith presented the reports were duly accepted These The question of Asbestosis being classed with Silicosis was discussed It was recommended that an analysis be made by the Mines Branch laboratories at Ottawa to determine free silica contents in Asbestos fibre