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    Las Vegas - Maroh 16, 1953 Mr* E*E. Bennett col Mr* fra* Reinhardt Referring to our conversation this date I en sending you herewith copy of letter from Mr. G.J. f u l l s t e l a to Mr. L.V* Peart, (copy to me) dated at Omaha, March 6, 1953 in vhioh it is suggested that I take necessary action to collect from fillard V* Keen, Fireman at Hoya, -157*50 due LYL<£f0o. for room rent in room­ing house at Las Vegas* The unpaid rent of 0157*50 covers the period of January, 1952 to July, ^22*50 per month* 1352 inclusive, or 7 months at I understand that Mr* Keen has now Brought action against the Railroad Company for 150,000 in a suit for damages in a personal injury case* I have a copy of Form 20 authorising a deduction of 120*00 per month signed by Mr. Keen and dated September 12, 19 50 copy of which ie also attached* I also understand that Mr* Keen has cteaikveens tcheo maptetnisatutidoen tfhoatr hael lweigleld pianjyu rtyh*i s' bach room rent when he re­As I see it, if Mr* Keen is still employed by the Railroad Company, there are two courses of action open to me, one of which is to submit the payroll deduction authorisation for 120*00 per month wtaog eMsr** V*f• Smith for collection* or, to proceed to garni0he0 his It is not quite dear to me why previous action has not been taken in this case, but in any event, X would appreciate your advice and recommendation in this matter before proceeding. Enos* L*R# Haag