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Mr. 0. B. Sexton 2 January £1, 1942 These are a few of the many definitions of adjacent as found in “Words and Phrases* and as Interpreted by the courts in decisions from which I have quoted. 1 think after you have considered these definitions you will realize that our use of the word “adjacent" was a careful use and one which would permit a certain flexibility in the use of the rule without permitting an abuse thereof. I shall be glad to discuss this matter further with you by telephone after you have heard from Mr. Bracken] or if you find that you will be in the vicinity of las Vegas in the near future, I shall come out there and go over the matter with you. kindest personal regards. Very truly yours EBB:MS Via M r Mail I» B. Bennett bcc - Mr. W. H. Guild Mr. Walter H. Bracken Mr. Prank Strong Mr. Leo A. MciJamee
