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Las Vegas Morning Sun-May 1 0 , 19 5 1 M’Carran Meets m Discussions • on the proposed deal for the Las $*«ga? Valley Water District to take over the entire Henderson water system for one dollar were held at a meeting in the Trophy Room of Hote1 Last Frontier yesterday. Sen. Pat McCarran, who came here to attend the meeting explained that neither the government nor the Colorado River Commission would suffer any disservice or loss, while Las Vegas will be the beneficiary. tmhaftw tthte0 rw aMtecrC afurrrnanis heedx ptloa inthede industrial plants at B'Mf wlll cost lesS] under the proposed arrange l housing proiect at Nellis Field and the bring- 'mg of Lake Mead water tato jNSevHadaB aB br SighPt fSuitvuer e sotou thloeorkn forward to,” the senior Nevada senator said. « a - Special tribute was given to members of the water district and John Mueller, General Service Administration aide, for engineering the plan. Archie Grant, one of the earli est promoters of lake water fori H I Vegas> was lauded for his pioneer work on the plan Grant recognizing the need for Lake Mead water in the Las Vegas ? Valley, launched a plan 15 yef S Vegas° brlng the Water t0 Las Following the meeting, legal" aspects were discussed. The ftooddaayv. 1S Ooffff-iecdiaUl,lse d sat0id m iete t isa gaei*n. | pected that it will take several I weeks to negotiate the required ftrraacctt Sffoorrmd *ftolrp ualaptpiornosv ailn ttoo ctohneigovernment, after which the proposal will be formally concluded.