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Mr. L. A. White - Omaha Referring to your letter of June 10, File BD 1-18 concerning delinquent accounts. I am returning herewith the carbon copies of statements received with your letter on which we have indicated the present status of each of these accounts. As previously advised, we are continuing our efforts to bring these accounts up to current basis and I believe a review of the statements will show there has been considerable improvement in the over-all picture. As of May 31 our Form 26 indicates 190 aocounts delinquent 6 months or more, of these we have received partial or full payment on 100 to date. Las Vegas - June 19» 1952 W 1-7-2 W. H. Johnson
