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(COPY) Omaha - March 20# 1952 21SQ ': V Mr, S. E. Bennett: Subject: Water facilities, Las Vegas, Referring to your letter of January 10, 1952, file BO-11, commenting on Mr, Hulsizerfs letter to Mr, Stoddard of January 7th! Mr. Sutton has now responded to the President's inquiries of December 10th and January 15th and has confined his comments to the effect, tax-wise, of the proposal set out in Mr, Hulsizer’s letter of January 7th, but his comments are, as indicated in Note 1, page 2 of his letter, a copy of which I attach, conditioned on a determination being made that the Las Vegas Water District has the right to exercise a part of the sovereign power of the State of Nevada so as to qualify as a political subdivision within the provisions of Regulation 111 referred to, I will appreciate it if you will give this matter prompt consideration and advise with respect to Mr, Sutton*s query. W R Rouse
