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LAS VEGAS REVIEW JOURNAL PUBLI s h e d : Unit Plans Action on Water Governor Vail Pittman and J. G. Allard, chairman of the Nevada Public Service Commission, were appealed to this morning to “ do something” |; about the water shortage in Las '. Vegas. The appeal was in the form " of telegrams sent by a group of frustrated and. irate home- y owners in the vicinity of Tenth | and Oakey Boulevard who k were entirely without water for § several hours yesterday. Allard had not received the wires up to noon today and said he would have no com- L contents. Mrs. Donald O’Neil of 1514 South Tenth Street', said the | telegrams carried the signa- X tures of some twenty residents! of her section of town. Public ment until he studied their *'
