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October 18, 1962 Mr. George D. Hooper Product Engineering General Electric Company Edmore Michigan Dear Mr. Hooper: In order to get the financial matters off my desk while they are well in mind, I send you herewith, a statement of my expense, and a bill for the reimbursement of the Laboratory for the time spent in the service of your Company. I shall be sending a memorandum to you shortly for which no additional charge will be made. I should like to express my indebtedness to you for your courtesy ana hospitality, ana for the opportunity of visiting and observing an interesting process in operation. I have never outgrown ray interest in such matters, and such experiences have intrigued me greatly, over the years, and have added to the spice of life, and have heightened the pleasure of the day's work. I shall write to Dr. Martelou, who wrote to me originally about your problems, and I shall make suitable inquiry into George Clayton's work and methods, and, as a matter of courtesy, wili acquaint him, in a general way with my view on the application of certain of these methods. Cordially yours, RAK:ss Enclosure: Expense Account. Robert A. Kehoe, M. D. H 0005573 N 7364