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Asymptotic values of meromorphic functions of smooth growth

Let f denote a function, meromorphic in C. The question of when a deficient value of f, in the sense of Nevanlinna, is an asymptotic value has recently received some attention (see e.g. Hayman [6]). We assume acquaintance with the standard notation of the Nevanlinna theory ([[5] Chapter I) which we use without further mention. The following two theorems are known ([1] Theorem 4, and [6] Corollary 2).