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w IV1. R JUN 12 1952 Omaha - June 4, 1952 199 Mr. Wm. Reinhardt: Referring to your letter December 4th and subsequent correspondence in the matter of changing the corporate set-up of water producing and distribution facilities in Las Vegas: peared in the Las Vegas Sun on May 24th and 29th, copies of which are attached for convenient reference, indicating the intention of submitting to a vote next fall the question of a bond issue to finance purchase of the existing facilities of the Las Vegas water system and construction of a pipe line between Henderson and Las Vegas to bring water from Lake Mead. of 'the Las Vegas Valley Water District acquiring the water system at Las Vegas in the reasonably near future, perhaps we should hold in abeyance the matter of change in the corporate set-up of the water producing and distribution facilities in Las Vegas. Will you please discuss this with Mr. Bennett and advise. I assume you have seen the articles which apIf, as these articles Indicate, there is prospect
