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\ Las Vegas - January 31, W 9 H 2-62 Mr. Charles Adams: ( oc - Mr. a . C. Hitter) Your memo January 19 transmitting extension rider covering north Main Street lease occupied by L. A. Woltiahek, A-6408?: Xs conversation with Mr. Woltiahek today, he requests that if possible the extension rider he made for a 5-yts&r term in order to allow him to amortize certain buildings he has on the property. Actually, either the 1—year extension or the 5-year extension is subject to cancellation on 30-day notice. However, I see no objection and if you concur will you please have the extension rider made for an additional 5-years instead of 1-year. A. M. Folger
