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C O P Y OMAHA - March 6, 1953 Our 17941-51 Your BD 5-7 Mr. L. V. Peartt (cc - Mr. L. R. Maag, Acting G-en. Manager Las Vegas Land and Water Company Las Vegas, Nevada) Referring to the suit of Willard V. Keen v. Union Pacific Railroad Company, Superior Court, Los Angeles County, California, account personal injury of Willard V. Keen, Fireman, Hoya, December 12, 1951* Johnson on January 21, 1952, he was handling this claim for personal injury direct with Mr. Keen. However, since that time, Keen has seen fit to bring an action against this Company for $50,000 through the firm of Belli, Ashe & Pinney - Leo Fried at Los Angeles and I would suggest that Mr. Maag take necessary action against Mr. Keen through his lawyers if necessary and collect the $157.50 due him, even if it is necessary that action be taken against Keen, for this Company owes him no courtesy* At the time Claim Agent Snodgrass wrote Mr. W. H 0. J. Wullstein For necessary attention* Please keep me advised as to action taken to effect L. V.l collection
