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Las Vegas - September 2?, 1948 ¥ 2>1-C Mr. ¥m. Reinhardt: Enclosed is newspaper clipping from the Sunday Review-Journal, an editorial by Editor Cahl&n on the water subject* Some opposition to the proposed water district is becoming apparent here, although the opposition Is based not so much on the chlorine angle, but rather on the fear of higher taxes and increased water rates. In conversation with the Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce a few days ago, he advised they expect to commence an educational campaign in the newspaper and on the radio shortly after the first of the month. An extra copy of the editorial is enclosed for your convenience in case yo« wish to forward same to Mr. Ashby* A. M. Folger
