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Los Bugsies - March 10# 1943 File 10-06 Mr. W, H. Guild - Los Angeles: Tour fils 7334 of March. 9th, referring to Mr, Bracken*s file W23-1-A of March 5th, In connection with the renewal of our publicity campaign for water conservation In Las Yagas; Last year we were faced with a possible shortage of water because of a rapidly increasing population and it was then imperative that water be rigidly conserved. Hot only was the per capita use of water materially decreased last year, but additional sources of supply were created. Although I concur with Mr, Bracken that conservation should still be urged and that we should join with the City Commissioners in the employing of a uniformed officer during the summer months, I do not belieye we should attempt at this time to renew the publicity program of last year.
