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May 24, 1928 Mr. E. W. Webb, Ethyl Gasoline Corp., 25 Broadway, New York City* My dear Mr, W e b b : X dare say the activities of the British Investigating Committee are still comparatively uncertain, but it occurs to me that I should at least inform you that my official duties in connection with school work come to an end on Monday of next week, May 28. Therefore, X should be able to make arrangements to go to England any tide thereafter. If you have any informa tion or any suggestions to offer that will make it possible for me to arrange my work, I would appreciate it very much. Not only are my personal affairs in need of some arrangement, but I am also anxious to know 'whether to start some lines of experi mental work in which my own personal attention i3 necessary. I appreciate, of course, the difficulties of your being able to prognosticate the future, and I do not expect you to do so, If you do have any information, however, which would be of use to me I would appreciate very much having it. Cordially yours, HAKjEJ # 0001273