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Mr. Guild Mr* Strong #2 January ?, 1942 that it was not up to us to dictate where the houses would he located, as this was something that would have to he decided hy either Government officials or magnesium plant officials. That we had previously advised all concerned that we were in a position to furnish water additional homes right now; and that arrangements were now under way to produce sufficient water for a maxium of 1300 additional homes; and that if it was anticipated even more homes would materialize we would have a study made hy our geologist of the possibility of developing additional water from the underground channel, I shall he glad to discuss this matter with you on the telephone tomorrow and will appreciate the benefit of your advice in making response to the mayor. Yours truly,
