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Uui Vegas - June 25, 1948 W 5"1"2 Mr. 0. A. Keeble: Confirming phone, we have reoelved the new office counter from Art Metals Company at Jamestown. In modernizing the office, I would like to dispose of the old wooden oases used to contain our 6,000 individual service carde, by reducing the else of the cards and Installing six steel drawers, each 5 x ^ inches, in a rack that would fit In the new counter. The drawers should be the roller suspension type, as they are constantly in use. We do not have a catalog, but I enclose a pencil sketch showing the general idea and the dimensions of the shelf in new counter. Its depth is 26-3/4 inches, but we oould use drawers 15 or 18 Inches deep. Will appreciate It very much if you will look over the catalog and see if there is something similar to this availabls. I do not want to order it yet, as we must first get the Auditor's permission to reduce the size of the service card. A. M. Fclger
