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RAY BE VAN Hi 0010253 20 BERKELEY SQUARE LONDON,W 1. Grosvenor 6030. t /a .p . 25th October, 1966. Dr. R.A. Kehoe, University of Cincinnati, College of Medicine, Department of Environmental Health, Kettering Laboratory, Eden and Dethesda Avenues, Cincinnati, Ohio 45219. Dear I am very grateful to have your letter of 21st October in reply to my queries raised subsequent to your talk here on September 9th. I am happy to know that you were pleased with your visit to Europe, despite the fact that one or two thing vent wrong in Vienna. I haven't yet had a chance to talk to Barry about this meeting. I have never been to Greece, though I imagine it must be a beautiful country steeped in history and tradition. I am very grateful to you for your discussion on my query about increasing lead content reported by Patterson from the ocean areas of the Western Seaboard of the North American Continent. I haven't seen too much anti-lead propaganda in the last few weeks; maybe the protagonists of this are gathering their strength together after the European holiday period. KE 0010254 I feel you did an excellent job for the lead alkyl industry here by your talk of September 9th, and we are all very grateful for this clear and factual exposition of the situation. I suppose, as an industry, we now await the findings of Bonner and Moore, the computer experts at Houston, in regard to the economics of the use of lead alkyls in producing motor gasoline. I understand they will publish this data before the end of the year, though it may only be a progress report. My grateful thanks again for the trouble you have taken in replying to my queries. I hope I shall see you again some time somewhere in the not-too-distant future. Best wishes, Yours sincerely, ^^C.L. Goodacre CLG/MW