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Hay 25, 1955 Mr* G. R. Milne Vice-President, Operations Nation,al` Carbide Company P. 0, B ox 27. Station D . Louisvilie 10, Kentucky Dear Mr . Milne * o 4; \J : The various reports forwarded to me from your office and that of Mr. Willis were returned in one package to Mr. Willis on May 4. I fear that I should have returned those listed In your letter of April 14 to you, but it seemed simplest to deal vith all of the material through Mr. Willis. I 'm sorry that thi3 seems to have resulted in some delay and inconvenienee to you, I regret that I could not feel that It was in the best interests of all concerned for us to be involved in the problem which you and Mr. Willis presented to us* I think, however, that you must have recognized my reluctance to do s o , during an interview at the Greenbrier, and my reasons . Certainly the latter were considerably attenuated by your frankness and courtesy, and I could have wished that the situation, parti cularly as it related to our lack of direct knowledge, had enabled me to enter into the matter without reservations of judgment. m j ;. 'M Cordially yours, RAX ef Rob'e r T "!Ke Eoe "7 ' K.T5'i N 6134