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January 28, 1948 R 2-104 Gibbone & Reed Company Contractors 259 Vest 3rd South Salt Lake City, Utah Gentlemens Referring to our conversation a few days ago regarding your wish to sub-lease a portion of the premises South of Bonanza Road for construction of a cabinet and woodworking mill, and your letter January ?th on the same subjects Have handled your request with our Industrial Department in Los Angeles and regret to advise that we cannot consent to such a sub-lease, as the potential traffic from such an arrangement would not warrant sub-lease. Very truly youre, A. M. Folger
