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C 1953 Copy of letter received from C. Reen A.W.tf. Rop. oamuKSHT op ssTsaa Australia. UIMS3 DEPARTURE?. Wlttenoom 5tb March, 1954. Mr. Hunt. Workman1 a inspector, amasai- peer Sir, Further to nr eonvereetlon with you of recent date regarding the duet aulaeoea-lo the Mill* He consider that the nuissnoe la getting vorae. He approached the aanegement la Deeeober'of the laet year over the eeae eoplaiot and were aaaured that an expert wee eemlng over free the xeetern Statee to auperriee the operation of the Roto-Clonea. So each aen haa yet been algated, it la sow the 5th Merab. We feel eure .tt t the pleat ie capable of easing the auleaace if properly trained peraooel were pn la charge. At the moment ee do have a eaa roatered for each ehlft to look after the Roto-Oloaea among other thing*. They do not underetaod the eorreet operation of the plant and although it would probably eave the Company some face if an laeulry ware to be held i can aaeure yon it doee not eewe ua from breeehlag and eetlag dirt. We appreciate your effort* on our behalf, but feel that if you could arrange for tbo caief Znapeotor to see the condition* under which we ere working then the Company may be obliged to take aom* poaltlve aetloa with a new to Improving aame. We know that la the peat whan wa hare eoaweaed Board# of Reference the Company hava bean too wall forewwnad and graat car# haa baoa .eken to aaeure chat ewarytblng la la ordar on the day, watering of ore at the Mina Head, reduced tonaegea being put throught the treatment plant etc. and the Board get an entirely felae picture. If it la at all possible for yon to arrange an loapeotlon by the Chief laapeotor then Z would auggeat that he doee not arrive here by M.M.A. but rather you pick him up at aay Marble Bar or Hedland and eeme to town unheralded and uneung. I feel that this la the only way a true picture of condition# ee they generally exiat, could be expoaed. Thanking you for peat favoure. Your* faithfully. (Sgd.) cea. Reea. A.W.P. Ren,