https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/dc2fa9aa54ba4f13be9f8e1a9a6859d8.pdf eac18e7de17a5ccc69f5f736884be802 PDF Text Text FILE NO. 284 - VISITORS FRENCH Visitors · BELGIAN Visitors 1- PERRIN., L. A •. FEB/46 - French Engineer 2- GELAS., Etienne OCT/46 - Delegate of Sarre lli.nes •. De VERGERON, Michel VASTIAUX., Reneld COMBESCURE~ Maro. COLLARDEY~ John 3- PAS~AL., Andre JAM/47 - Manager of Gafsa Phosphate I.anes in Tunisia. French Engineer. 4- LEDOUX, Jacques llAR/47 - Assistant Chief Engineer - Puertollano., Spain. French Mining Engineer. 5- Messrs. BARBI ER CAR TREGUER '.AY/47 - French hlining llission Officials. & fr . 1'. ullman - Eimco Corporation. �9 "OM "'·~ ./ �THE EIMCO CORPORATION 634 · 666 SOUTH FOURTH WEST STREET SALT LAKE CITY 8, UTAH, U . S . A . May 21, 1947 NEW YORK CHICAGO EL PASO SACRAMENTO ST. LOUIS Mr. H. C. Living stone Vice-President in Charge of Production Union Pacific Coal Company Rock Spring s, Wyoming Dear Sir: This letter will introduce Mr. Barbier, Mr. Treguer, and Mr. Car of the French Mining Mission, who are among the top officials responsible for coal production in France. They are accompanied by Mr. T. Ullman of our New York office. We deeply appreciate the courtesies extended to them and your cooperation in making this visit possible. Very truly yours, THE EIMCO CORPORATION JR/nls MA UFACTURERS OF MINING ANO INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY �lj ll!fay 9» 1947 Mr. Raymond Bolduc French •rechnical Mission Uining Equipment 1322 18th Street, N. U. Vlashington 6, D. C. Dear Ur. Bolduc: Your letter of date May 7, concerning the visit of tlu•ee French mining engineers to our property during the ·.-;eek of llay 19-24. We arsi sor·ry to advise that i:Je have another group of engineers vis it,ine t,he prop9rty at this particular time and i t nill not be conve1:1ierr'- to re ceive the French group of engineers. Yours very truly, O r;s1r~ 1 .:- ;:;, ~. : Ir!. c,, L!Vi '.VTO 'l HCL/rt �CONSEIL FRANCAIS DES APPROVISIONNEMENTS EN AMERIQUE DU NORD FRENCH SUPPLY COUNCIL ouR REF. ~FI N""ES No o FRENCH TECHNICAL MISSION MINING EQUIPMENT ., , . ., j' i ' , • STREET, • 1322 18TH N': W. ASHIN 1Gfo"N·.§_.: o. _c:_ YOUR REF . DECATUR 8300 I\fay 7, 1947 The Union Pa c ific Coa l Coo, Roc k Spring s Wyoming Att enti on : Mr. H .c . Li vi np, stone Dear Sirs: This r11issi o~, is n ow having th e vi sit of seve ral mini n g engin ee rs from France whos e pur pos e is to s t udy Ameri can me t h ods and mini ne machinery. This result c an b e st b e ob tain ed by visiting Americ an mine s and we wo1.:.l d ve r y much appr eciate your hel ping us in c a r r~ring out such a pr o je ct by receiving tehse gentlemen i n y ou r pro perti e s. For i n fo rmat ion pur poses t he ir names are: Mr. Treguer, of the "Houill eres Nationales du Bassin du Nord et du Pn.s de Ca laisu. Mr. Barbier, . chief of the Service of Material, Charbonnage s de France . Mr. Car , Chief of the French Mining ~ission in Washin gton D .C . If y ou acce pt those visitors they would be in Rock Sprin P" s during the i.-veek of May 19-24, the exact date to be confirmed later. Your kind ·consideration of this matter will be gre a tl y appreciated. Very truly yours, RB/mg II . �NO. 4 �DIRECCION TELEGRAFICA : cASDRUBAL, . - PUERTOLLANO t A clt.ir on In conto a tao i6 n1 l'Ir. LIVINGST ONE , VICE PR:i:~SIDENT, Union Pacific Coal Company, ROCK SPTI I NGS, Wyoming. <t > Dear W rr . Livingst one, 0 a: a:: <t ,z bJ Q. bJ 00 <t z - ...,<t a: 0 .. ..., a: 0 (!) ... •:) . <t .., ::, bJ Q. ::i; • ► e < c a:: .... a: ~o bJ ::i;"' 00 <t ... oO "',z u~ ......'° 0 ... 0 Co "'z a:: < IQ I am send ing to y ou a copy of m~r report on my U.S. trip of las t year, 1Jy re§,u lar mail and with our Genera l Management 's pe1"mission. I am afraid it will be of scarce interest to y ou, but I am indebted to you of s uch a lot of v a luable information that I feel that y ou would like to know the result of my long stay at Ro ck Spr ings. ;ve are n ow e x per i menting on r oom and pillar methods with pan loading onto s h alrnr c onveyor; the f irst results are promising. Of cour s e we hope to do ::nuch better when foreign ex change possibilities will a ll mv us to import t h e s h ortwall coal cutters and duckbills that we have or dered a few rn.onths ago. Please g ive m.y k indest re gards to ~/J]'..'I . Charles, Peternell, Besso a nd oth ers wh o have been of grea t ass istance to me. IQ ::E..., Sincerly y01,irs, 0"' z z < bJ ..,_ "'0 ::, 0 J . 0 Ill :c 0 ...> 0 a: ;; Assistant Chief En g ineer, Socieda d de Penarroya. Pnertollano, Spain. �I \i O S I 11 , I II I DENVER, f ~. S 1 - COLORADO EER IN Q R f>ll 194 U.P. CoatCo. March 22, 194'h ,,I t' ' --:.-=- Dear Mr. Livingstone, I was sorry, whe n I left Rock Spring s, not to b e able to see y ou, in order to thank you ve ry warml y for y our k ind welcome, and every courtesies exten ded to me during my visit to the Union Pacific mi nes. I really have learnt a lot during that visit, a nd I am sure we shall be able to improve our producti on when I go b ack to Puertollano. ~~ trip is close to its end: I am going to-morrow to Carlsbad, llTe ,:,1 Mexico, in order to see the double-trolley trucks (or shuttle-cars), and • later in the week to Joplin, Missouri, to see some stripp ing being don e on previously underground worked deposits. I i ntend to · sail from New York on the 9th of Aprim, back to France. Looking tbDough my files relative to underground gasification, I have found the following refernces, which might be of some interest to Mr. Charles: Iron and Coal Trades Review, Aug.25, 1944, by Foxwell; Colliery Guardian, June 26, 1936, by Chekin ani Semonoff: connnunication delivered at the Energy World Conference; The Engineer, Dec. 29, 1944, by E.T.Wilkins. I quote only the English written .articles. During my stay in Rock Springs, N~. Charles and I spoke of that question, that's why I think these references might interest him. Thanking you again, and the Union Pacific Coal Co, for the valuable information you gave me during my stay, I remain, Yours sincerly, JAC~UES F. LEDOUX 155 SIXTH AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY �f () /j IJ .( t' I I March 7, 1947 Copy: llr. H. Dear Mr. Ledoux: Her0crith., one print. each of tho follovri.ng dra\7ines: l print No. P-152, Tl-U4 - Pit Car 2 prints .No. V-91., T7-S6, Jackpipe and Bridle 2 prints No. V-105., T5..S6., Standard St1ivel Po.n l print No. V-81, T5..S6., Ratchet and Bac!t Brake Assembly l print .No. V-106., T5-S6., Angle Trough and Rollers l print No. V-96 1 T8-S6., Adj. Pan Stands Very truly yours., Originol Siane l M. ~ �March 5, 1947 Copy: Deer 11r. Ledoux: Hel~erdth, one print ea.ch of the follo\7.ing dranings: Dx•auing Noo ~I-ll,11 Tl-V6, So..fety Clevis Drawing Noo 1600.326., TS-13.3, Sketch Showina ..lethod of Extracting Room and Entry Pillars vrith Duckbill Drauing No. 1951.319, Tl-DJ, Slope Parting, Reliance No. l Mine., No. 7 Seam Drawing No. 171.31, T2-Y4, Stansbury lline, No. l Seam Drarring Ho. 1971.34, Tl-Y4, ilothod of Opening Ifo. l Seatn from f-Jo. 7~ t;eam., ~tansbury Mine Dra~ing No. 177~.31, T2-Y4, Stansbury lline, No. 7~ Seam Drawing No. 161.33., T2-E6., No. 1 lline, ~Jo. 1 Seam., i7inton Drawing No. 167Q.31, T5-E6, No. 7~ Mine, No. 7°?a Seam., ~7inton Very truly yours., ~. .!-.'Ii,... ... I Encls. ; c" - 6 v'.i ;·.,, . , . J } !.) �i JtmU&l'Y 30:, 1947 Ur. Louis Dupret Laurent Industrial Development Coo, Inc o 90 Pine Street Ne'.7 York 5, Ncm York Copy: f.!ro V. Oo llilrrzy DGar·Hro Dupret: \7e have your letter of date January 2Jro, concerning visit of engineer, l'J r. Jacques Ledoux9 Ua have had a great miin.y visitors •during the past year or tt10 and we do not consider that their activities handicapped our op:;,ration in any -way. It is true that visiting parsonnel do absorb a certain amount of key employes' tima; honever, if the visitor derives arw spocinl benefit, we are happy to coop3rate in r:clcing available our facility. \"!e stiall be happy to have your friend, l!'~ . Jacques Ledoux. ria Ylill appreciate his advising tim0 of arrival a f ( P days pr<3vious thEII'eto., Very truly yours, HCL:DAP �LAURENT INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT Co., 70 PINE STREET NEW YORKS ENGINEERING I N DUSTRIAL EQUIPMEN T Mr. H. C. Livingston Union Pac'ific Coal Company Rock Springs , Wyoming Dear Mr. Livingston: When I was head of the French Mining Mission in Washington, several times I had the pleasure of hearing from different French mining engineers how much they appreciated the welcome that you and your company extended to them. I feel a little bit embarrassed to come to you again to ask a favor, but it just happens that due to the pitching conditions of your seams, the Utah and i"lyoming deposits are the ones ~hich are of most interest to French visitors. So far I have not had the pleasure of visiting these districts personally; I hope to do so as soon as I possibly can. If you find that this succession of visitors gives you too much trouble, could you suggest the names of neighboring companies in which French engineers could spend some time studying the operation of .American mining machinery? A friend of mine , Mr. Jacques Ledoux, a .French mining engineer with the company of Pennaroya, is going to spend a couple of months in this country visiting mining companies and manufacturers. Very likely he will call on you around !'./larch 18th and I would very much appreciate it if you could extend to him your usual welcome or direct him to another company. Thanking you very much for your cooperation, I am Yours very truly, LD/dg LOUIS DUPRE �NO. 3 �Telegramme s GAFSAX-PARIS - 22 T elephon e TRI N ITE 87-64- Ci nq lign es so us ce nume ro 60, RUE DE LA VICTOI RE R e g .duCC!' : S ei ne 2 5 ·3 47 c IX~ > L'HE T.TIJION PAC I FIC COAL CC11·.PA1 -Y ::-{ock Sprinr 5 -------------- U oS o Dear Hr . :.:urre / , I a m no w i n Paris in my way back t o Tuni sia afte r a v·ery in teresting t rip i n your country . I ha v e a irery g ood rec ol l e ction of my visit at your No . 11 ··:ine and of t he kindness and th e t h oughtful;ess of t he sup er inte ndent . He gave me exce l lent inf or ma t ions on -~he machinery and the mi n i n g methods; t h e day I scent at Rocksprin g was t h e mo s t ins t ructive dur ing my trip. I hope these inf ormat ions wi ll help us gr eatly to ree l ize the necess a ry i mpr oveme nts in our phosphate mines. 1.Ia y I hope I sha ll receive y ou on ce i n ~unisi a. I wish s o an d remai n, Andr e P ascal, / Di recteur-adjoint de s ~xp loi te~ ion s. �E TERN u ON loo; Ci.Ass OF SmvtCE 1201 This is a full-,-ate Tcle'!T:'.lm or Cablegram unless its deferred character is indicated by a suitable symbol above or preceding the address. A. N. WILLIAMS, CHAIRMAN OF' TH~ BOARD Tr ... 1;1;..,,., ti....,e ahnn"" , .... th(lt, Nat"' linA nn fP1POTA.m a Qn,1 ,lav let ♦o .... ;el SYMBOLS OL-0.yLctttt LC-Dc:r.~Cable NLT•Cablc Nish• Lener Ship Radlasnm JOSEPH L. EGAN, PRESIDENT ~'T'A '-.TT'\ A 'Dn 'Tl1"1U'T.'I at point of origin. KH49 B=DEERLODGE MONT 25 532P LIVINGSTOM UNIOM PACIFIC COAL CO= Time of receipt ia STANDARD TIME at point of deatination ,· · · { _ 1 · RW= ARRIVE SUNDAY -EVENING PARK HOTEL VISIT YOU MONDAY= PASCALo :. . '. !__ ~ f THE COMPANY WILL APPRECIATE SUGGESTIONS FROM ITS PATRONS CONCERNING ITS SERVICE �December 26, 1946 Mr. A. Pascal Taft Hotel 7th Avenue and 50th Street New York, ~ew York Dear Sir: Your letter of date December 21.,., , 1946., requestin~ permis sion to visit our property on or about January 20th. ·7e shall 'be happy to afford you the same consideration and courtesy preferred t he other French engineers. Kindl y call at my office upon your ·arrival in Rock Springs. Yours very truly, HCL:JAP �~[r. Livingstoneo Vice-Presidento Union Pacific Coal Co., itockspring, Wy.G:tlingo Dear· Sir:: As Manager of the G-af'sa Phosphate t!iincs in Tunisia I have been sent by rcy comr,an:-,-r to strnJy Amcrlcro1 miniug rn.othods aml machinery and to deteroine to ,;1ha-t extent they coultl ue u::ied ·i;u 1.1o lle2.'!1:l:tc our' r11.'i.1v3.:i in Wort, 1 Aftlc:1. As you lmoiv 0 p.iLospha:iit:l :ii:s ve1-y uauly needed for ~he rcho.bD.itation of countries deva::;tat ed d.t ":'"lnc -~h~ ~vu::·., nnil c<J11.:::icq_uen·1;1y I t7ou.1d apprecinte it vr.rr-:,r muah I hava be:cn very ::-.1u;;n :ln-t oi·ost .CA i n t H,.: difi'.:lrent ropo:cta establishec.l by it will not incoveuienct~ you toe much -;;o ha-li'e an addi t:lona l viriHor. I am a per~cnal f:i:•.tcml o:2 r:.:.::-. Louis Dn})X"tr\: , now 'l"ocr.nicul Mann3er of' ·the Lauralt Industrial DcvcloJ)illall ~ Co. 0 u.."ld. \'iho, dui•ing his ti10 years as the Chief of tha F.r.ench Mining !!d.,3oicn in ;·;a:.frr ).ngtoh, D. G. 9 h9.s cont:....1bu·teu to gatting F:renoh Mining Engineers acqunint(~d ui iih the American mining indust!"J. It ls u:pon ni s racom.'1lalldution and also of my friend Mr. Perrin, formerly technical mama.gar at Scarbo:f'erm (Poland), now in the Sarra coal.mines.~~;~:•••that :r t1.m ,,- ,ri tins to :rem. I plan to ar.t'i v-e in .•. Roc.k.a.pr..ill& .•.•••••••••••••••• , on approxim~tely.• •ranua;z:y. 20th and very likely shall be stopping at the Park Hotel .....•••••• o .... As soon ai I"_ know definitely the time of ruy arrival I shall send you a telegram or shell telephone you in 01-dar to make wi a.ppointmant \11th you. tereste~ to visit .•t.he Stansbury Mine. I would be very much in- �:i: nould appreciate receiving an eal"ly reply from you ai the 'raft Hotel, 7th Avenue and 50th Street, Mo\.7 York City, oo to ohother the chosen date is agreeable to you, so that I can ex-range a dofini·;;o :i.tincrary. Thanld.ng you in advance O and looking i'ort12:cd to making your ocquointence • I am., �NO. 2 �CONSEIL FRANCAIS DES APPROVISIONNEMENTS FRENCH SUPPLY EN AMERIQUE DU COUNCIL FRENCH MINING MISSION OUR REF . De cember 4, I946 YOUR REF. J;ir. Livingst on, v·icei !Pr-.es'i dent Union Pacific Coe.l Company Rock Sp ri n gs, Wy oming De ur ~ r. Livin gston : Before l eavi n g .Americ a to return to 1'' ro.nce, I would l ike to t ake this o, ort un i ty t o s ay -ood-b~re to y ou . I a l so want to thank y ou for t h e we l come wh ic h ':s receiv e d in your mi nes , t o uhich we me.de a mo s t i nte resti ng trip . 1 l ease t;i ve my best r e gards to Ur . Bayless and Lir. "acAuli ff e \'!hose a qua i nto.n ce I had th e pl easure of malc in f; in Rock Sp rin us a nd in Omaha . Very truly yours, .i!.TBN;JE GEL S EG/rr �Rock Springs - October 27, 1946 '':r ... I. J. B:}Yless: Reportin.:;; on the activitiGs of visitin1 r:tlnini en.:::ineers of Scotlnn :l, France a11d Poland. You nre quit,e fa1nilfor wUh tlH3 activities of lli•. James B. Fo'ther•in.: .;ham of the Fife Coo.l Ccmpnrv . ::r o Foth0ring'10.r:1 proved to be the mo.st :..:do.ptive of all concerned , ~- 8hdin-=> -the major !)ortion o:f' his tii e in Rock upri1-us No . 8 ::t:ine", \'ihic'1 .Presents sinlilar ·,w-rki..1'1."..., conditions to thos obscrvine, a. encounte1•ed on ! i~ prorxn•ty. He i s a~pnrc. tl:.r cnor1et,ic, a r.10st li.l<eable and personn· .le youn~; n~n. '.frie i'i ve French e~ineers P ;.1ess1·s. Etknne C-cl as , Llich0l de Vm•geron, ..enel d Vasti aux, :!,1.r~ Co..Jbcscur" u~d John Collr rdey, spent the major portion of r,heir t i ms a t t'. c ?:clianco nnd Stnnsbury dfotricts and we believe d1:;rived co_ s i dornble } enef it fr.o::i their stay. The French boys --;ei"C V'::.r'Y litt.:.-lc troublt,;; to our staff and seemed ver:f apprecio.tive of the oppo_ tunit~,- .::ufor ed . Tile ?olish enc-neer, l~r. Zyc1--;iunt J erry Butler, concentrated his ~ctivitics in ~nd uround the General Of fice, not indi:cating any particula1• interest in undergrou nd ope r ntion, and, in gcnernl., nm.king a nuioanee o.f hir!i.self. Hr. · Butler requested that we \7rito to Piro John 'l'o Lassite:t> of tho United rJations Relief and Rehabilitation Ad!Il.inbtr.::i.tion at ·:;aGhington» requestinG that l:ie be alloned to stay on the property an additional thirty days. This request 1•12s refused as r1 e did not feel that 1.1ro Butler \·12s availing hinself of the opportunity ai'f orded and any fw•thor stay 'l ~ould be entiroJ..y r;asteful .. �-2I-'r n.nkly, he is a very presumptuous o.nd nrroz,:mt'° individual o The above engins~rs all l e ft t he proper t y duririe the pn.st ·,ieek . L1 general, thei r t1·Jo-,·1ecks • st ay did not, interf ere in aey ,1ay \'lith om~ operationo r cL:Di\P �II : /' / J'~ .• J October 2L~, 1946 15.r. F. V. Hicks, General Mana ger Horse Canyon Mine Geneva Steel Company Price, Utah Dear Frank: This will introduce four engineers of the French 1.iission of the Sarre Mines, r: essrs. i'.tlchel de Vergeron, Renold Vastiaux, Marc Combescura, and John Collardey. Tho eentlemen have been visiting our property and have heard much of your Horse Cnnyon Mine and will greatly appreciate your courtesy in alloning them to visit i.·1 ith you and inspect the mine. Presur-..i.a you have heard of the very sad death of our mutual friend o. G. Si:larrer. l!e will greatly miss Otto on the property. Kindest personal wishes. Sincerely, HCL:DAP �- r..-- ' )J··. . ~ ·~ - t It )~, Jc_ \ } ) \ I ; .... I . t 1 I ~' \ t: ' ,;, " ~ .. l. (.. '( .J - ----- CE!.;JS �-. ,- - . \ n t r . . t • i ~-· ~"i ,. h i: . t i ~ i v i •. , I I ::: ,:.!,,'.94,6 080-3 Omaha - September 21, 1946 Li vingstoi _ _ t; ,,, rrni IL • ' I am attaching herewith copy of letter from Mr. E. Gelas, Delegate of the Sarre Mines, relative to his planned visit to Rock Springs. I am also attaching copy of letter from Mr. J.B. Fotheringham dated August 27, my reply thereto, and his further letter of September 17. Will appreciate your giving instructions that these gentlemen be shown every courtesy and given an opportunity to see our operations. �- C O p y - Republique Francaise Conseil Francais Des Approvisionnements En A~erique Du Nord · Frerich Mining Mission , 1322-lSth St., . N.W. Washington 6, D.C. Mission of the Sarre Mines September 18th, 1 46 Mr. I; N. Bayless President The Union Pacific Coal Co. 1416 Dodge St. Omaha, Nebraska Dear Sir: ' As Delegate of the Sarre Mines on a visit to American Mining districts, I would of . course be very much interested in visiting the Union Pacific Coal Mines and seeing in operation Goodman shaker conveyors and duckbills, of which we have purchased important quantities for the Sarre Mines. As I happen to be driving across Nebraska on my w~y to Salt Lake City where I am due around Sept. 27th, I would like to take. this opportunity of meetipg you at Omaha. I will therefore take the liberty of calling you upon my arrival in Nebraska around Sept. 24th-25th. Hoping l may be able then to make an appointment with you at your convenience, I remain, Yours· very truly, ' /s/ E. Gelas Delegate-of · the Sarre Mines �I 080-3 Omaha - _S eptember 25, 1946 Mr. H. C. Livingston: (cc: Mr. E. Gelas c/o Mr. W. J. Thompson Colony Coal Company 814 Boston Building Denver, Colorado) In Mr. Bayless' absence, Mr. E. Gelas, Delegate of the Sarre Mines and member of the French Mining Mission, called toda..Y and is on his we.y west. He will drive through to Salt Lake City, thereafter returning to Denver and from Denver will come back to Rock Springs, arriving sometime about October 10. I Mr. Gelas will telephone or telegraph you of his approximate arrival, advising the number of rooms he will want. I have suggested that you would put him up at the Park Hotel as the most convenient place. I think there are some five or six men in his party, but perhaps two will visit you at Rock Springs. I am sure you will be glad to give him all the help and information you c n. ,~ / / .{ ' '- !. '. / 1__ I (..-> \. • r ( • \. .. I •I •, " I J - �r ,. _Per/Ko l .. NU§§'.ll(OJN WllANCA\Jl§JE: I D°i§ MJ!NIS§ IDIE Il,A §AIUUE !- . / Sarrebruck, le .4... S.eptembre. ...... ..... 194 ..6. TrlererStr. 1, Tel. 29211 Direction des Ameliora tions Tech niq ues Ref:AM-T-103/46 Mr LIV'INGSTO:NE, Vice-president UNiuU PACIFIC COAL Co !_!OCK SPRINGS (-Wo) Dear Mr Livingstone, I hear from our delegate in the U.S. Mr GBLAS,that he and :four mining eng ineers intend to visit the UNIOM PACIFIC CO.AL Co this month and I thank you VCl'j' much to have granted the autha ~ation of this visit. As I explained you in February,the conditions of the seams in your mines are quite near of ours and the visit of our people will be very profitable. You know that the gentlemen were sent to the States to learn to drive the mining machines and their maintenance, ~d we shall be very thankfull to you if you grant them the possibility to operate with the machines. The first americanized section in our mines will soon begin and Mr GELAS and his crew will come back in Europe November 1st and they will begin immedi~tely to instruct our miners;the success of our plans is mostly resting on the ability of this crew;and the success will largely improve the capacity of our mines,that suffer of a big want of labor. Whatever you may able to do for our mining engineers,! shall regard as a great favour;I send my best remembrance to Mr BAYLEN and to Mr PETERNELL and I remain,dear Sir, yours very truly �. J I JI ,,, 080-3 t/u.ly 19, 1946 :m? o E o Gelas Delegate of the sm~re tineo l:1isaicn Ves h1ines J)e La r3ro"Te 1322 18th St:t•~et, 1J . ¥/ o \Jt:.shin~;ton 6, Do C. ( cc ... rt,.,. "'· o. a-1.,0011 GoodDD.n r.ianufe.cturin[f Coo 483L:: s. Halsted Chl~~go 9 0 Xllinoio rji.. o Ji , C o . l:ivingotori)~ Dear ?i":r•o Ge las : :-lours of J·u1y 16th: I 1.:rould ougr;0st th:?.t you schedu:te you1" vis! t to throu ,h rGpl'. eseatati vos o-1: tho Good!Jnft L1c...vrnfaoturing Company, as it is the1Z> equipJJ.e:.1t t1hioh you uieh ic nee .:..n operr..1..tion. Tht:3J ir1 turn wi..l get i~ t ouch ni th ou'!<> tiP . H. C. LiVil'!g€ton, l!ice .Pre0identOperation 11 o:i.. i'oolt r:·9rir~e;o , g :tvi.ng rae copicG of thei~ OU!' pr-opert:los communicat ions, ~rra.n ing :fozo short visits to o·ur nines. Xt Dill. oo necessary th2.t you give r.:;1.... I4ivingBton the date of gour> ru:>rivel sn he 01.. n i->9pl"'eS<?mte.... 0 i1ve of ~Ghe Goofu:w. 1 l\!B..nufacturirig C~rapEmy o~n seouz,e x>esex•vations o.t R ck Spl'"ings o ~~a This is the tom... ist soascn through Rock Spi-•inGs,, res0r-v2tions are difficult to obtain. ~e are ru.so hn.•-rine n i11nber of etudents fz,:)n Ch:lna and otheP cot-mt1'".ies -v-isiti ng our pr·opertiea at this ..t.iim0. This, to;ether Dith Government operation end the chaotic condition~ co.used by the u.~iOfl contract, is causing ouza operati?tCT orgnnization to labor u.V>.der certain ha.11dicep o r,'hi.ch you no doubt wil l appreciat e nfter n. vi::i1"'u to our l"O_ ertiCS o Sin~er ely your~ , o~sNr1/), 1. N . BlY~ESS , �080-3 July 19, 1946 l:!Ir~ A~ d. Green Goodman MAnuf e.ctur•ing Gompe.ny 4834 South Halsted StPeet Chicago 9, Illinois /47 I am -attaching copy of lettex, t1hich X hAVa witter,. Eo Gelas, Delegate of the Sarre Llineso Xou can appreciate some of our difficulties at this time, and I e.m hopeful that some of yo'!.W representc.tivee \7111 'be able to accompany ti1is delegation, as OUl" organization c.t Rock Springs is being put under o. Honever, 'l.7e are al ways ~lad to ncccmraodate visitors and l"epreaentati vas of ·the Goodman Manufact- urine Co:-apany. Sincerely yours, Original !'signed I. N. E.-!~YLESS �' t r. copy 1322 .,.. 18th S'i:i.; 0 N. W. \"/ashington 6, D,. c. rir. I. ~:. BayleBSp P:i.roesident The Union Piloific Coal Compe.ny 1~16 Dodge street Ome..ha, t!ebzoaska Aa recommended by J1r. P0~rin 11 ny Di~e to1,., a.ui pz>ed.0oesso:1;'\l of the Sro•x~e r.:ines a:'ctached to ·the l?.Pe~oh Mission 0 uho paid a visit to ~he UtliO~ ~&oifio Goal Oompru1y mi"es a feCT noTiths e..go and had a ve~y kiwd welcorae there, I have asked you:.r Vi~e P~eeiuentt Mr. Liwlngstonc fol-. pemissiot1 for ruyael- and i'ouP young Ft'ell'I.Gh enginee~a to visit yow mines at Rook ~p~!~gsr in 01fd.0~ to siudy ope~atlon of lilllerican machine~; ~-d if possible to J..eru...n ~i.;o opex-at0 the me.ohinel::1!o E:1:r>. Li,;in@r·-o~ told m0 he TTas not in a position to o- c.nt rny reque;Ert c.nd suggested I Ehou.lii. contao·t you. Ll:r'. Bigelo· ', r·anager, Pox•ei 5n Dep·t;. of Coodm&¥1 r.:ranuf oturing Coop any, . no:reovel'.' otrongly advised ,3 , visit et yo"'.J.X> mit.cw, a.s ofi'el"ing ·the best opport!!i1ity of seeii1g in operat.io:n their• sha..lcej? conveyors and dv.ok- bille, of ~hloh De have ptWchased impo~ta~t quantities for the S~re ilinas. ! '."Jould be very e',led indeed to pr:zy e. feV'! weeks vis:i:t to your m.lnesr togethe~ ui th 3 or 4 you11g er1giY1e01's.:i and r1u1Ud g1<>aatly appreoia.te i·eoeiving your authorization to do so. Vel"'Y truly yours, /s/ E. GELAS Delegate of "Gha Serre Mines I �I 7/ - ·y _!__'~ - ~✓- ' r R·' f {'J':°f;-~ r···· -.._ ,/ ( I -v., 1;• ) CONSEIL FRANCAIS DES APPROVISIONNEMENTS FRENCH SUPPLY EN AMERIQUE COUNCIL DU N · RD ' ·- t ,· I ,J:.) L 1 9 1946 iI VN. , Pl/ti --._f!,' .:r,1:,-:..•. • _": _ ... j I 1322 • 18TH S T R E E T ~ Mi.Esioni of the Sar ra M:ines WASHINGTON 6. D. C. DECATUR 8~00 ouR REF. No 106 YOUR REF. July 15th 1946 Mr HoCoLivingston~ The Union Pacific Coal Co Rock Springs I Viyoming Dear Sir: L have received your letter of July 2nd,telling me you are not in a position to grant us permiss ion t o v isit your mines. I will,as you suggest,contact your Pr ~sident,Mr Bayleas,Operating manager for the Government,and hope he may be able to grant our request,ae I am very anxious to study operation of .American machi nery on your Mines. I would be very glad to meet you on that occasion and thank you for your kind cooperationo Very truly yours f.~~ 7 E.GELAB,Delegate of the Sarre Mines �" July 2, 1946 r r. E. Golas Delegate of the Sar r e t1i no s French !.'lining Bission 1322 18th Stroot., N. ;,i . Washint:;ton 6, 9 . C. Dear Sir : i'Je hnvo your l et-ter of <late Juno 28, 1% 6, rGqucnting permission fo r f our e .113i neers t o vi sit our property for per iod of a f en weeks.ll studyinz opm•ation of :unoricun minin3 EL.'1Chinory. You o.ro , no doubt , convers ant wi th the fact t hat our mines are under Gove r nment possessi on nnd t he direct ion of Conl rJinos /\d-:iiniatrutor Admiral Ben P . 1!.or eell. Also, ,1e r1ish t o advisG 'c.ho.t our President, ' f1•. I . rJ . Bayl ess, has boen appointed Opera.tin~ Ua.110.3er f or the Goverrr.1-.:m t. ne aro ver,r sor r y to deny your :1·: equ0st, ns YJO have no author ity under t he pr esent s i t ua.tion to zrant s ame, o,nd arc sue gest,ing t ha.t y ou contact _i'. B3yLs s , addre s s 1416 Dodge Street, Oma.ha, Nebr aska, makinc your request di rectl~~ to 11r. Bayless. / Very truly yours, Original Siqned: B . C. LIVI NG8TOB7 HCL:LL �CONSEIL FRANCAIS DES APPROVISIONNEMENTS EN AMERIQUE DU NORD FRENCH SUPPLY COUNCIL . FRENCH MINING MISSION 1322 • 18TH STREET, N. W. WASHINGTON 6, D. C, DECATUR 8300 ouR REF. No. 11 ----June 28, 1946 YOUR REF. Mr. H.C. Livingston, Vice President Union Pacific Coal Company Rocksprings, Wyoming Dear Sir: Mr. Perrin, my Director and predecessor of the Sarre Mines attached to the French Mission, told me that you would grant an authorization to learn hou to operate your American mining machinery for a few weeks. There are four other young engineers, arriving from France that would also like to learn to operate these machines. Would it be possible for you to receive one or t~ro of us about the end of July or early August? I know that Mr. Perrin had a tionderful welcome at your mines and the visit proved of utmost value to him. Hoping to receive a favorable reply and thanking you for your kind cooperation, I am Very truly yours, FOR THE DIRECTOR OF THE MISSION: :.:---- E. GELAS Delegate of the Sarre Mines EG:np �CONDEIL P'RANCAIO 01[9 AP,.ROVIOIONNIIMl[NTD lrN AMIIRIQUII DU NORD P'RINCH OUPPLY COUNCIL MISSION OF MINISTRY OF 1722 MASSACHUSETTS THE INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION t,{r,ry~ ouR REF. YOUR REF, No. - - N, W. AVE. , WASHINGTON D , C, J DECATUR IlJ!J- MPI 7935 March 15, 1946 Yr. H. C. Livingston· Vice. President, Operations The Union Pacific Coal Company Rock _Sprjngs, Wyoming Dear Sir: I shall leave the United $ates soon, ns my .mission here is at But, I will not forget your most kind welcome I received in Rock Springs. The visit to your mines was of highest interest to ne • an end. When I was in Rock Springs, I asked you if you would grant an authorization .to my successor, Mr. St. Ge las, ll:uling Engineer of the Sarre Mines. At your mines, he rmuld like to learn how to dri'i'e 1 ad:ing machines, coalcutters and duckbills. Mr. Gel.as just arrived in Washington and he will write yeu for the visit authorization. I know that you Ylill. welcome hin as you did me. Kindly extend my thanks to your people and also to Mr... Peternell, for their cooperation given me in Rock Springs. Thanking and hoping I may see you a.gain, I am Very truly yours, TOR OF THE MISSION: 10 Delegate of the LP/nml --• • I ; .... ' l C •.. O, 1 �(Extra Copy - Omaha.) 1\. t t.OCk S r'1... inf;r;, '~-~yo 1~in) !~n.rch 9, 1946 Hr . Louis Dupr ·t, Chief !:inc::; &. L:tals De h.rtm"'r1t qe publiquc Fr a nca.;.::;0 1722 :.:a~,sachus Gtts ,\vonue ., ·;;,3,shi .:.on, . C. Dea tir . Du-;-rct : re ~ch delcc;.:ition to c;:.n:cd.nc our ,ro.,crties. nr itc i:::1.:: .::.t r.m 1a the If ;,,,-ou idll 1·oponc • itine rnr ., I v;ill notify tions, rueet tho pa ·ty on ar r iva l :in Rec.- Sprin<.'., s :) and furnish ~1s..:.nco s t c 2.cco p:.lny th·" delo1:;ation on t he insr,oction trip. Yours very truly, O ri'J!nol s;.., .... 1 - · li, l . BA YLES �C 0 p y REPUBLIQUE FRANCAISE Conseil Francais Des Approvisionnements En Amerique Du Nord French Supply Council i•1ission Cf The \linistry of Industrial Production Our Ref. Your Ref. 1722 ,fa ssachusetts Ave., N.W. '.'iashington, D.C. DEcatur 7935 l.arch 7, 1946 Mr. I. N. Bayless, Pr esident Union Pacif ic Coal Co. Rock Springs, ';'lyoming Dear Hr. Bayless: An i .nportant Mission of l'" rench coal mining engineers and executives from t he Frend~ coal mining companies is scheduled to arrive in this country ar ound March 15. 'l'he purpose of t ,1is i:1!ission is to study in detail the possibility or modernizing the l"rench coai runes by utili zing American methods and mining machinery. '.7e realize that t his r esult can be best obtained by visiting American coal mines of ch~racteristics similar to those existing in r"'rance, and we woul d a ppreciate it very much if you could help us in carrying out such a project. The Mission will be divided in groups of 4 or 5 engineers each. Could you let us know if you v;ould be v:illin,G to receive one or two of these groups, either at the same time or at successive intervals? If you v;ould be so kind as to grant us a favorable reply we. ,·ri.11 make final arrangements with you (exact date of a r rival, transportation, hotel reservations, etc.) as soon as the · L'lission arrives in '. /ashineton. ~r. Perrin has told me of his visit to your company, and I wish to take t his opportunity to express my thanks for the courtesy and the cooperation exte~ded to him. Very truly yours, (S) L. Vupret LOUIS DUl' H.ST Chief, iAines & ~etals Dept. LD/ef �1(JZ1 I I ) -~ · . r-' October 16, 1945 Mr. Louis nupret, Chief :m.nin3 and !.1etals Department French Supply Council 1722 Massachusetts Ave . , N. l1. Washington, D. Co Dea r Sir: This nill acknowledge 7our letter o" October llth, file iJ04 125 1'.fPI: • ·:e reJ.ret very much that yom.. party is unable to visit our pro1;eriies but will be mor e than happy to welcome them any t i.r-c.e t,hey sea fit t o co;ne to YJyomingo Very truly yours, /0;-:j'..c:·:l m~·--~, ~o i'-1.Bfi"1 1 ,.. _ . ~ INB:DAT {).}/A/'! 1/ .r t l!f ~' I �RECEIVE0·7 r :-;T 1 S 1945 PREs10.:::Nr t. N!) GENEIU1L 1,\AN/tc-; .:· · I / t ---.J CONSEIL FRANCAIS DES APPROVISIONNEMENTS FRENCH SUPPLY EN AMERIQUE DU NORD COUNCIL MISSION 1722 OF THE MASSACHUSETTS AVE.-, N. W, WASHINGTON, D.C, l'.'IINISTRY OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION TN REPLY REFETI TO OUR FI C::lr, Noo 125 DECATUR 7935 MPI October 11, 1945 VOUR Rti:P. Mro Io No Bayless, President Union Pacific Coal Co. Rock Spr~ngs, Wyoming Dear Sir: On May 25, 1945 I wrote to you asking that permission be granted to the engineers of the French Coal Mining Mission to visit your properties, and you were kind enough to give us a favorable reply in your l.etter of May 29, 1945. Due to difficulties in transportation the arrival of these engineers was delayed longer than we had expected, and since their arrival they have found it impossible to leave Washington due to the urgent pressure of work in connection with the French coal mining program. During these months they have al,vays hoped to be able to find some spare time to visit various coal mines, and they waited until they could make definite plans before contacting you again. Their projects have been delayed week after week due to changes in our purchasing organization made necessary by the end of the war, and they were therefore obliged to postpone getting in touch with you. Under the present circwnstances it is still difficult to plan a program of visits at a definite time, but I would like to thank you again for your kind offer to be of assistance to us, and I wish you to know that these gentlemen and I are greatly interested in a visit to your mineso I hope that maybe in a few weeks or maybe only a few months we will be able to escape for a little while from our paper work for the more interesting phase of field visits, in which case we shall try to let you know our plans as much in advance as possible. Very truly yours, For the Director of the Mission: LOUIS- DUPRET Chief, Mining & Metals Section �~ : ','.>::: ~ ~ f ~ ~ k d : 7 tfrf~JEST /fVl ohw_ /5. ';! t ) ( I L~ '~r-: -:==--:--™ TO: _:___.----·---· l / • FROM: Director, International Division, · Hdqs. -Army .Service Forces Att. French Section - Liaison Branch; War Department, Washington 2s·. D.C. fl. · Ul~ .,,-.,- The President of the French Supply Council ·1800 Massachusetts Ave p O Box 3157 Was h~~""---__,.-,c-----1n ton , . . , ~ ~ to u Vi sit au thorized su bject ·c. C (l;l t 'l y n f , sl~ED: s od ·t o usual r estricti,,n .c, ce7n.1 1 ~··~- · ·•~ ~-'-'\ Zi ed g over nment ini'o::-r..r'·,io·1 en-1 ct·11i,I•,.·,1.--~Ch~1~·e!:_!.f...:ouf_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,......i 0:m1epi as included in tl .itLori..:.:Jtl t"•··;.1:.., ,, I \ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Mission DATE:I '1',. ESTABLISHMENT: (Full malling address) l.' 1,.1.1, uhion I'aci.f'!c Co d APPL-I CANT: ° Crficiol doloc;c..tc of th e ccul o:incu oi' c.'~ctcrn l~a·on co~ . · 1:r. en-rn:n • frici,-1 delcr; te of' tho c d ninoo o:t' 17ortho,·n. i:'r :. nco , L~r . Pl iLLi::'l' 1. :~. r i1 -t~,:;.~: {~.. --:er r - C?flcJ.n.1 dclog,c.'c0 of the cod mi nc e 0£' I.ort hcr1, • m1c c , O.Cf:1.ch,1 ~,oloc; tc or tho eool rnnc o or Corrt1~u1 Fro.n ee -. ~ir , -,.;uc ° C:1i 0!:' of L..ini1 s end L'.otnlo !.JcpcJrt .,€. 1t , ']. Gnion of tho llr o i.:-lJE CT 0 .~i ni r-;t :ry oi' In ,'uotrirl ~ o<luot1.on, ·,-:o.ohi u 6ton , t . c. TYPE OF IDENTIFICATION: PURPOSE: ':to mQko o. .,u:rvoy of i ::1cE"i c~1n cod i:.:!.nin r; nctr:oc:o und c,c~cl.in cry in or,:cr to ·c·::. c:r;::1ino the boot kind :, or ""lUif'l"'.l nt to bo purahascd for th :. :; Franch oon.l m.nec i'o:r· pu _r: oco or inorco.oin~ p rod c tion. CONTRACT NUMBER: 1-cnc DATE AHO DURATION: REMARKS: '?ho s.bovo e:n1..,in0or s l:c..v-o l>oGJl. cnti:·'"rnt0ct b~, the Frc11ch covcrnr.1cnt witll the LJ.il:lsio.s, of' pu?chc.ah"l.t:., •0:-, uip~cnt f.'or t o .7rcn.ch co a mines. ?here iu now in Fnnoo c.Il acute oocl ah.ortt eo rco31 on sil>lo for the L,oustriul poxcJ.y ois or the country. 1.:ue to thio dilf'ieicno.~ l Qot winter ,le s tho 1:i::ir:;;t i!'rc,nco ?iud to einc', ure ,,ith tho ro:.ult tmt t he n o;.~to.li'cy r e.to of' ncr;ly born inf'l:lllts da.ublci'l, Guoh cr.in~1 tions r.l!:\Y Ile tho c o.uoe oi' s crioua cocicl diff' icul tioso �WAR DEPARTMENT War Department General Staff Military Intelligence Division G-2 Foreign Liaison Office 2B-715 Pentagon, REpublic 6700, Ext. 6252 Washington 25, D. C. 15 November 1944 MEMORANDUM 1. P0.rticular attention of all contractors is called to the fact that War De p2rtment approval of visits by foreign nationals to private plants indicates merely that the War and Navy Departments interpose no objection to the visit at the time and under the conditions specified. The company concerned r et ains full discretion as to whether or not the visit shall be permitted by them and this approval in no way implies that matters of private concern to the company should be disclosed or that the company should be put to expense or embarrassment. 2. Furthermore, such approval in no way implies a restriction on the disclosure of information concerning the manufacture of consumer goods, commercial equipment or other products unassociated with the war. War Department interest is concerned only with the maintenance of security regarding the production, plans, "know how", or development of articles produced under war contracts a.nd the authorization to permit visits for the purpose of discussing or inspecting the production of government materiel is granted only for the purpose stated subject to company approval . .3. In some instances the approval states "For final inspection of finished products only". This statement refers to contracts in execution for government agencies, and does not permit a tour of the portion of the plant engaged in government contracts nor inspection or discussion of government material in the process of manufacture or development. 4. Although the authorization may cover a period .of three months, if the government contract is completed prior to the end of that time, the approval is automatically cancelled. 5. tll visits are subject to the following restrictions, except as included in the authorized purpose: (a) Access is not permitted to sections of the plant which might afford the o~portunity of observing confidential features of U.S. Government work or material. (b) U.S. Government contracts are not discussed and information pertaining to such contracts is not disclosed. (c) That the arrang~ments for safeguarding U.S. Government classified information from disclosure are s~¼isfac1ory to the Inspector of Govern!nent Material. W ° CJ' ~ ;;, Lt . C'o1. G. S. CJ . •• 0 For eign Liaison Qffiog • VISITS OFFICER • Foreign Liaison Office Military Intelligence Division, G-2 . •25-11472-5M �} 0 CONSE:IL FRANCAIS DES APPROVIGIONNEMENTS EN AMERIQUE FRENCH S UPP'LY DU NORD COUNCIL MISSION 1722 OF THE MASSACHUSETTS AVE. , WASHINGTON, D.C, f1 INISTR Y OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION r.- ~'. 1 ~ O UR !a! l::F . No 0 ° • - • '-' U' ' DECATUR 7935 MPI June 2, 1945 Mr. I. N. Bayless, President The Union Pacific Coal Company Rock Springs, Wyoming Dear Sir: We hereby acknowledge receipt of your letter ~of L-Iay:_2Q=.!Yld wish to thank you for your readiness to be ~istance to the £our members of the French Coal Mission who have just arrived. These engineers ~ill . be very glad to get in touch v1ith you as soon as their itinerary is definitely planned, and will arrange all necessary details regarding a visit to your properties. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated. Very truly yours, For the Director of the Mission: LOUIS DUPRET Chief, Mining &: Metals Department UJ/ef N. W . �May 29 1 1945 llro Louis Dupret, Chief Lli.ning and Uatals Department French Supply Council 17.22 llassachusetts Avenue "lashington 9, D. C. Dear Mro Dupret: This vrill acknowledge receipt of your communication of May 25th, file 5535 MPI.11 advising that a mission of three or four French minin;; enzineers is on its i7cJ.Y to visit the Am.e rican mining operations. 'ile nill be more than glad to allort the delegation.11 or a.'\V part of it 1 visit our propert,ies and rn.ll give them the fullest information possible vri.th access to our Engineering Department as neil as operating recordsJJ together uith an opportunity to actua.lly visit the mechanical installations. You IDJ3Y consider this an invitation. I appreciate vecy mueh your sending me a copy of the report, on the French coal mining industry o Thanks very much. Very sincerely yours, Orir:,-inal Signed: I. N. BAYLESS . J_:NB: ABJ �.. .. ' CONSEIL FRANCAIS DES APPROVISIONNEMENTS EN AMERIQUE FRENCH COUNCIL DU NORD 1722 Mass. Ave. MISSION ~~JtLI(. OF THE WASHINGTON 9, MINISTRY OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION OUR REF. SUPPLY ~r1 3;; \ •>' MPI NOo ·"--,;.·_~J'_~-}_ __, N .W. D.C, 1 • ; TELEPHONE, DECATUR 8400 I May 25, 1945 YOUR REF. Mr. I. N. Bayless, President Union Pacific Coal Company Rock Springs, Wyoming Dear Sirs A Mission of three or four French !Ill.ning engineers is on its ~ay to this country to study in detail the possibility of modernizing the French coal mines by utilizing American methods and mining machinery. As you are nell aware, there is now a terrific coal shortage in France due to the fact that our mines have been operated under German occupation without any repair or maintenance of the equipment. This coal short~ge has been responsible for the worst winter we have had in France during the war causing a doubled mortality rate among newly born infants. Moreover, the coal miners are exhausted after five years of forced labor, and it is only by well planned mechanization that our coal production vtill rise again. We realize that this result can best be obtained by visiting American coal mines of characteristics similar to those existing in France, and we would appreciate it very much if you could help us in carrying out such a project. Our experts are interested in visiting all types of coal seams with pitch from O to 20°, thickness from 4 to 8 feet, plenty of gas, bad roof. Dr. Smith, Editor of "Mechanization" has suggested your company as one of interest, and I am hereby inquiring if you would have any objection to our experts visiting your properties. In case of a favorable reply, they will contact you directly and arrange a program of visits. As a point of information I \11ish to advise you that I am a member of the A.I.M.M.E. and am glad to send you under separate cover a copy of my report "French Coal Mining Industry" nhich will furnish you with additional data on the condition of the French coal mines. Your kind consideration of this matter would be greatly appreciated. Very truly yours, For the Director of the Mission: UJ/ef LOUIS DUPRET Chief, Mining & Metals Dept. �NO. 1 �Rock Sprin::,s - February 4, 1946 Ur. F. J. Pet ernell: - llr. L. : . Perrin, French en8ine er, \'Jill visit the property -:::::----- on Thursday and Frid 3y, Febru:ir y 7th and 8th, leo.ving Fridi.w p.m. ,- Ile uill stay at the ·;.: hite :rount '.l in Lod.30. Kindly make arra nger:tcnt s to spend y our tioa with Llr. Perrin on dates Febr uar y ?th and St h . I t is our understanding that he ,dshes to study Duckbill mining, which can best be done r-it stansbury or Reliance districts. KindlJ c:,.11 for Hr. Perrin 3t the '.';liite lfountain Lod3e on February 7th and b r in:;; him to f!\V off ice . - .. , , .. �~ ~ ~~ o ? ' ~~ ( ~ �l 080-3 -1' ,V, Janu,.u~y 26p 19-'..!:6 / ( ,. t~r. L . ,\ . (!/0 i .:~::i o r) S1li; l, ~1, ~ {cc: r . 3 . f ha~lcr Ui . "flo )i:1 3,)3 , <11.i ~J' Gl"' :Jl {Lr~ . Pi t 1: s"oU~"'gh, ;l'-'· • 1.. n- ·,,.ir· 1 ,-. 1-' 111:,F .,,~ t~ IVl~&UUff!.:: ~ RECEIVE01 JAN 2 8 1946 VICE rRF.:SICt::NT OP~RATIONs· ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Union Pacific Collection Description An account of the resource This collection is made possible in part by a generous grant from Wyoming Humanities. All materials are the property of Union Pacific Coal Company, on long-term loan at Western Wyoming Community College. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource H.C. Livingston, Raymond Boldug, I.M. Charles, Louis Dupret, A. Pascal, I.N. Bayless, E. Gelas, Louis A. Perrin, Eugene McAuliffe Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0311 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co.