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Los Angeles - June 16th* 19^2 Mr. J. M. Anderson (Kelso): Referring to our conversation relative to reading of the various water am efteewr sda yast Laageo Vegas on the 1st and 15th of eaoh month. for the 15'tWhe hofa vJeu nneo.t yeWti lrle cyeoiuv epdl eraespeor hta voef rtehiasdings report Bent in quickly as possible* and be sure t hat Edwards is reading the meters correctly. I note tha t the 16rt meters register in Hone thousand gallon” units * and that the P.P.E. meter registers in units of *one hundred gallons” and *ten gallons”; it is quite like ly that the various other meters read in somewhat similar units. , Therefore, Edwards should be absolutely sure of his readings of eaoh meter* so that when we subtra ct present readings from prior readings we will want to point off correctly and get the exact amount of wate r used. X suggest you check with Edwards to be sure t hat he understands reading these meters. in the repoIrft irte ndedveerleodp sf-o rt hMearye, s1h9o^u2l,d bteh ean nys ubcmoirtr ecctoirons rected report. Please handle this promptly. R. L. Adamson GC - MMrr.. RJ.o bert AEnddwearsrodns ((LLaoss AVneggaesl)es)
