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Phase Memo: The Las yegas Land and Water Co. has previously advised representatives of the City, the F.H*A., the Defense Plants Corporation and all othem concerned, both verbally and through the press, that it is In a position to furnish water for 500 additional houses Immediately; that steps are now being taken to develop additional water for the coming summer to supply a total of 1300 additional ho$es; and that If It is anticipated that more than this number will materialize tests will be conducted and geologists employed ‘to determine the amount of water that can be developed from the underground channel. The Water Company has never failed to keep pace with the development of the city and will continue to oooperate in every way toward the growth of a greater Las Yegas. 0. •. January 7, 1942.
