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I*gy§ VsgaiI - June 5# 1950 W Mr. W*u Reinhardt* 90 Mr, 1« 2 , amrnntt oe Mr. R. L. Adamson Saippl«MiBtU« my l**t«r May Z$tta ? t m m a e j m m r n O m M m of the water nalna iM»g* Nspjr*iWngr. ea&natliig with tto production twm the City B m m m Shellsy, 0*. Carr of the l W A of Kealmy*nd Mr. Dagles of the public Health S«nrlo# o e t t e T U the offios this whether arrangement* were being made to ohlorln&ta all of the water supply. X advised them g ® * V# V«r« now operating the ehlortn&tor Hi the M g Spring, sad would oontinue to do so until suoh « » ** m house in the Middle Spring m e complete Hope tnr hslporhi ntgi.me the ei&ortaator would be moved to' the E« suggested the automatic flow type of ehlorln&tor be laetalied ao * pinsper proportion votiLd be maintained both during dayli^it and night hours, and suggested these Ohlorinatore be located at e&ob of the three settling basin® la order that ve night be thoro’jghly pretested in ease of a recurrence of rsc&nt unfavorable reaction, which ‘he said resulted in m number of eases of dysentery whig* caused hi® considerable worry. Will appreciate your adsise A* Mm Folger
