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Los Angeles - A pril 1, 19*1-6 733**- Mr. J. P.. Maok; Have the following from R. Edwards under date of Maroh 29th: Some time ago you allowed authority for a bulldozer to clean the weeds and grass from around our power lin e poles to pump) so fa r there has been nothing done toward this work. I f we have a grass fir e we w ill be out of commission. W ill you please c a ll your engineer*s attention to th is.* I have arranged with MeNeil Construction Co. that when bulldozer is on the ground for other purposes they w ill dean up around the w ells, reservoir, e tc ., but i t is impossible to get this machine close to power line poles, around fenoee, e tc ., without damaging the structures, and with a l l the time • that Edwards and the new man have on their hands it would seem they should be able to do a l i t t l e cleaning themselves. W ill appreciate i f you w ill handle the matter. Frank Strong
