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MAY 1 2 194] Los Angeles, May 9, 1941 9101-3-8 Mr* E, E* Bennetts Attached is booklet issued by Division of Weights and Measures, State of C aliforn ia. On page 38, paragraph 13710, mention is made of “two-spot?* weights. Same indicates that after December 31, 1941, such “two-spot” weighing must be discontinued. Please advise i f such- a provision covers ra ilro ad car scales, as our track scales at East Yard w i ll only accomodate a 50 f t . car for weighing at one spot, and longer cars must be weighed by placing one end of car on scale at a time. When this i s done, suitable entry i s made on the scale tick et. £• H/, LaTeon
