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Page 1115 1 A I don't think -- I think he is just painting 2 with a broad brush and has no position to do so. 3 He was manager of personnel affairs in a 4 little plant in Santa Clara, and these products were 5 coming from the West Coast or to the West Coast from 6 the East someplace where they were manufactured. 7 Through our contracting company he 8 undoubtedly knew about then and I think he is just 9 painting with a broad brush that everybody ought to 10 know about this.

Page 1116 5 1 Q And those products included the asbestos 2 insulation products which were in competition with the 3 fiberglass products of Owens-Corning?

1 for the Plasterers Local, I guess?

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PLAINTIFFS || EXHIBIT jmiZM October 17, 1955 MINUTES OF THE ASBESTOS TEXTILE INSTITUTE AIR HYGIENE COMMITTEE MEETING September 7> 1955 IN ATTENDANCE WERE: D,, R,, Holmes J, U, Weber R , C,, Smi ch H, iii Jackson The Air Hygiene Committee was most pleased to have as its guests representatives of the Quebec Lining Association - Dr, Paul Cartier, Mr, Ivan 5abourin and lir, Maurice La Chance0 Mr, Sabourin, general counsel for the Q.A.iMA, told of the history and function of that association.

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