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Las Vegas • June 16, 1942 f-28 »PPli- I j w ^ P mil Mr. R. n^rteliti / Referring to Mr. strong** letter June 10th, cation of fates for voter service at Las yogast Concerning Mr. Strong's recommend* tion of S6£ allowanoe for hotels and ante courts, while not specifically mentioned in the schedule, hotels are in this respect la the sane class as auto courts, i.e., serving transients and are, X believe, clearly entitled to a vacancy allowance. he to percentage of allowanee we found it Impracticable to determine actual vacancies fer each such user and fired 2 0 $ as n fair average and have been using that figure, donfcrcncts with owners and inspections of their bodes to arrive at an equitable aver* age. during times of business recession, their vacancies Mount to sometimes 80 or 40 por cent; but at times like the present they make up for this, co that over a period of time it is truly represent­ative and fair to both the company and the oonsttasr* The room rate is 16# por month; the cabin rate #1.00 por month, (without toilet or bath). We will apply the cabin rate when the fac­ility is used fer commercial purposes, but X agree that M e n used no an additional living roea for fsidly purpose# it it entitled to the room classification. X shall be glad to receive your approval so wo may adjust the May bills, M i c h became delinquent June 16th. oe - Mr. 6. F. Ashby Mr. w. H. guild Mr. Frank Strongs HMLm'KmUDBBr