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£o» Angelas - Bovaaber 30, 1951 ASS Omaha cy ESB Los Angelos Be our Air Mail sent yesterday on application of Lee Tegs* Veter Co. to Jfevada Public Service Commission for emergency relief front asking new water service connections in City of Lee Vegas. At hectic public meeting held in Las Yogas last night, which was attended by Commissioner Allen, the order previously issued by the Cemnlssion to become effective December 1st was rescinded by Allen and further action will be subject to decision of Commission following a public hearing. Pressure is now being brought on ua to withdraw cur application, but X do not favor this as X fesl that we Bust have wide publicity given to the aloest inevitable water shortage which will occur in the Summer of 1952 as a protection for ourselves against criticism which will occur at that time. X alec feel that this publicity will assist the District ia obtaining public support to their program for bringing in Lake Mead water. Would like to discuss this situation with you on telephone at your convenience. a - w WM: REINEARDTj vs 11:00AM NOV 3 0 1 9 W H c . c .
