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Transcription
Las Vegas - February 2.5» 1952 Mr. LiA* White - Omaha Referring to your letter of February 12, File BD 1-18 enclosing statement of delinquent accounts as of December 31» 1951* A check of the accounts listed on the statement revealed that partial or full settlement of approximately 50# of the account has been made to date. We Stve been devoting every effort of our limited forces to cleaning up the balance of these delinquencies. During the p&ft weekf we have secured settlement of in excess of £0 accounts and will continue our efforts until these old accounts are settled. W, H. Johnson
