Box 5, Series 2

Letter to the United Exposition Service Company from A. M. Hendershot about removing charges for installing water services at the IPE. The attachements indicate that no water hookup was made for their exhibit space.

Letter to the United Exposition Service Company from J. K. Wilden asking for an explanation on the charges given to hook their booth up to the already existing compressed air service, dated June 29, 1976.

Letter to J. K. Wilden from Martin C. Dwyer, dated July 9, 1976.

Letter to Martin C. Dwyer from J. K. Wilden, dated June 29, 1976.

Letter to Martin C. Dwyer from Lewis I. Seaver, complaining about the electrical charges from the 1976 IPE.

Letter to Martin C. Dwyer from Robert A. Forsman, explaining the reason for withdrawing their exhibit from the 1976 IPE, for attemps to force them to use labor they did not need in the erection of their display.

Letter to Ed Easley from Timothy O. Cooney, questioning the validity of charges sent in an invoice, when they did not order piping or other materials for water and drainage at the 1976 IPE.

Letter to the United Exposition Service Company from G. E. Forsythe questioning the accuracy of two bills, one for the supervisory labor personnel and the other for materials a plumber supposedly left.

Letter to the United Exposition Service Company from Robert R. Peters, delaying the payment of an invoice for the following reasons: (1) protesting the radically unreasonable hourly rates for Journeymen and Foremen labor, (2) the excessive number of hours charged for installing 65' Air Piping, and (3) material billed, when it's in possession of Easley Plumbing and Heating Co.

Letter to the United Exposition Services Company from Ray Forbes, asking for copies of work orders or something similar to verify the labor time they were charged for.

Letter to M. C. Enright from Gordon P. Hart asking about unjustified charges for electrical services during the 1976 IPE.

Letter to R. H. Johnson from W. W. Ervin giving an explanation for installation expenses.