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Las Vegas - November 30, 1953 Mr. E. E. Bennett, Los Angeles Referring to our conversation last Friday relative to a qualified florist in Las Vegas. I talked to Lou the Union Pacific telephone exchange operator, and she tells me that there is a very fine florist in Lae Vegas who does beautiful work and is probably somewhat less expensive than others in town. Lou has had several occasions to purchase flowers for various types of occasions and tells me that no one would make a mistake in calling on this flower shop for any type of florl&l decoration desired. The shop referred to is named the Patio Flower Shop located at 232 South Fifth Street with telephone number 6216, and it is Lou's suggestion in ordering the flowers to ask for Ruth who is the young lady best qualified in the shop to prepare bouquets, florlal decorations and etc. Incidentially, Lou suggested that if I called Ruth, to mention her name and she felt that by doing this any orders given would get preferred service. » I L. R. Maag LRMtrr
