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* Los Angeles, February 11, 1942 Mr. H. M. Isaacs; Herewith ooplee of letters from Mr. Spencer and Mr. MoNamee in connection with a clipping whloh I also attach. You will note Mr. Spenoer states you prepared a brief on this subject and he desires to discuss It with you presently. The one point that Interests me Is the paragraph In Mr. Stoddard's letter to Mr. McNamee which suggests that the government has by some law reserved the use of unappropriated waters for Its own purposes. Pobslbly you are familiar with suoh legislation In view of your briefing of this matter as mentioned In Mr. Spencer's letter. E. E. Bennett. End. EEB:d
