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G. THENAULT ADRESSE TELEGRAPH IQUE LINGAS-PARIS-45 25, AVENUE VICTOR-EMMANUEL III BUREAU 527 TELEPHONE ' ELYSEES 17-4 PARIS. l e December 1st,1936 Dr* H.A. ICsIioa University of Cincinnati College of j~edicine Cincinnati- Olio. U.S.A. Dear Dr. IL'ehoa, During the v?eeh hr. Devon spent in Dario at it3 end of IIov ember, ve discussed at length, the different problems concerning the mixings in France. The main difficulty, as you say, is the Inch of storage facilities. For instance, the D.j.A.h. i:ave so developed the manufacturing of their "Fssc" that their consumption of Fluid at the Port-CYrCme plant passed suddenly from less than. 40 to about SO large drums a month. Dice maximum quantity they could mix at once is about S. drums. I am going to Port-Xrone next Thursday to see if a solution'other thus, a double crow con be found. I vail let you hnor the result-of my visit. In other circumstances -when, too many blends arc carried, out, it occurs that thoxe arc two Fductor sets- on the place, one for the mahing of Uupercarbuxant using full drums, and the other for the mahlng of Aviation gasoline, upon demand of governmental agencies or private concerns. he have? already tahen steps to cut the number of these small mixings. On the ether side, the 3.F.h..I\. have reduced nor; the number of their blends at the Saint-Guen plant to six in the Winter and they assure us that they will hot go over eight blends in the Summer. I am ashing them to increase their tanhage capacity. Y/ith hind regards, Yours sinc nrely, X ~X O . 001002 l