Show D DONOVAN N V A MH I SI STATE A IE OFFICIALS ON DAM WASHINGTON May ay 28 s 8 AP AP- AP to evolve by agreement a slow loW steady process of ot establishing establish establish- Ing mutual understanding Colonel Colone nm a J. ovan former assist assist- apt attorney general and gov govern govern- rn- rn commissioner in the Boulder dim dam project entertained all alt o off i- i connected with the seven seven- tato ato project today at luncheon Arriving commissioners commissioners' of ot ArIz Arizona Ari ArI- z zona ra na C California and Nevada evada bad had expected to plunge l once at-once once into ne ne- to effect f if possible a awer tower basin bashi compact This would oud mean an Arizona California compromise compromise com corn promise on water division and reve- reve on which the states have dead dead- lacked Jacked throughout the tho history of ot the Unless Arizona reaches reache an agreement l ement with California conSummating consummating mating a a. lower basin compact and the state seven compact to t o Swing Johnson act for Tor building the lam dam will go Into c effect on a state six state basis and Arizona threat- threat ns court injunction to stop con- con ructIon on her site Complete Colorado river commis s here hero to confer on the lower basin compact were wera present John If Bacon headed the California commission and George W. W Malone M lone tile Nevada commission Flom upper basin states each to tobe tolie lie he represented by hy Its commission chairman as asan asan an observer in lower negotiations Ward Vard Bannister Bannis ter Colorado and John A. A Whit Whit- fit Wyoming have arr arrived ved In Washington and were present Francis C. C Wilson New Mexico l imd sl W. W R RW Wallace ollace Utah w were ro e ex expected ex- ex P. P c te 1 and those states Were vero represented rep rep- resented also by senators and con con- gressmen n. n 1 i |