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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 to establish sidewalks9 sewers, and so on* We are meeting the problem? we are going ahead* I think we should have a little cooperation free the fater Company. I realise that the distribution system was expanded on, and I congratulate you for doing it, but that isn’t enough. Other seans sust be taken to proouro production and storago facilities* Mr. Case indicated that the fire Department was interested from a fire standpoint. I’m also interested frees a fire standpoint, but mere se from a domestic standpoint. When 1 get up In the morning and can’t get enough water in my faucet to share or bathe ~— MR. BSWWETT* I would like a dividing line between argu­ment and testimony. 1 think we might try to limit the witness to testimony. I can’t find the dividing line between the speech he makes, I would like te object unless the witness speaks — flTHESSi X knew it hurts, Mr. Bennett, but this is the only way we can get it across, feu don’t knew what is going on in las Togas, and the only way is to hear it from us, MB. ALIABDt Are yeu through? A. We, I’m net finished yet, Mr. Allard, We held a meeting with the Us Tegas Water District the other day, and we can’t get any water from lake Mead for a period of at least sixteen months, and with this war crisis, it may be three, four or five years. They would like to buy out the Water Company and we would like te help them but time is ©f the essence, and we can’t go through another summer like last summer. It will