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Transcription
Los Angeles, January 6, 1954 1-7334 Mr. E. E. Bennett Los Angeles (CC - Mr. C. M. Cory Mr. L. R. Maag) Herewith for approval as to form are three signatory eopies and one extra copy of Revocable Permit from State of Nevada, referred to in your copy of Mr. Maag’s letter to me dated January 5, 1954, whleh is attached. After approval, please return the signatory copies to me for execution, after which I will execute the document and then return it to you for approval as to execution and further handling. Wm. Reinhardt
