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-' - , * * ^.Vr - Mr* X. I. VMffr Ik*. X. L. Jenkins Mr. S. 8. Weatherly \Mr. F. A. Barker October 1, l$kj St. Beale Mr. t. X. Wheelook SrK Electric Coeepanr v it * , ;>.' ` * ,` 'r ,,; _s^ ,, / 1 s"f ' v,1' 1 ''.f j^lp* 'p~* t ' ., * * < V' > / ' te" ^'j't "'i? v ?: ^ ^ -i >* W. 's' * t- r*4; ,JK ,!-kfrf i. v v.~t. < , ^* ~ '-' ' - > I hare a copy of your letter to Mr. H. F. Wearer Anted September 30 regarding variations in Monsanto and General Slactrlo Company'a specifications. v -., . . ....., .. . . \ . The only variations ve hare In Annletcn are viscosity and resiatirity. V# hare' changed our resistivity equipment from 90 volts to 900 Volta hut hare bean experiencing difficulty in getting the proper measurements. Va hare had our Division Electrical Engineer, Mr. J. B. Alexander, , vcarklng on this equipment mod he has been unable to find anything wrong with our measurement. Be la of the opinion, however, that the variation between oar measurement and G. B*e measurement night probably be due to humidity. It now looks as though Mr. Alexander night be right as our last car' shipped to G. X. on September 26 bed a resistivity of 1990 x 10? at 900 volts. Etr. Jenkins and Hr, Alexander are working with O. X. to get our sane pieces of equipment to give the same results. fir. Jenkins is tojwwsage with G. X. for us to run 9 teats on our viscosimeter with our standard oil end to send G. X. a sample of our standard oil and let then ran 9 teste and coopers our results. When we have any results on the ebove tusetions, ve will advise you our findings. ; : DSW 330591 STLCOPCB4077235