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r <br />EXHIBIT D (Cont'd) <br />a) The company possesses a valid lease dated <br />September 29, 1954, on lands described in letter <br />from Sedalia Land Company. <br />h) The company's lease is for a period of twelve (12) <br />years from date first written above and so long <br />thereafter as clay or earth is produced or <br />removed from the above-described land or mining <br />operations are conducted hereunder; provided, <br />however, that after the operation of said twelve <br />(12) year period of Lessee's mining operations <br />shall be conclusively deemed to be continuous so <br />that no termination or cancellation of this lease <br />shall occur as long as there is no cessation or <br />interruption of said mining operations for a <br />period of time in excess of six months. <br />c) Lessee shall have the right to terminate this <br />agreement by giving notice in writing thirty <br />days prior to September 29 of any year of this <br />agreement. <br />The reply also stated that The Robinson Brick and Tile <br />Company would continue operations under the terms and <br />conditions of the lease. <br />December 4, 1964 - Letter from Charles F. Brannan was <br />received with the November 12, 1964, royalty check enclosed. <br />The Robinson Brick and Tile Company was advised that upon <br />entering the lands subsequent to September 29, 1964, entry <br />was unauthorized and an unlawful trespass. The Robinson <br />_ g <br />7 <br />~i <br />II <br />k~ <br />