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28 <br /> v <br /> O <br /> 0 <br /> 0 <br /> -1 <br /> MR. ©IDAL: The same thing occurs ae to Mr. Levitt = <br /> in the next one. <br /> H <br /> MR. ARN: I .n pretty sure all the 1 ansae appoint- <br /> mite read just as they are in this paragraph. <br /> CHAIRMAN iAM : Well, it is readily oheokable. We <br /> will acik the Secretary to double cheek that against the dote. <br /> meats of aPPeintment whieh recorded in the record of emr <br /> first meeting. Anything else? <br /> Turning, trews, to Article I-�- <br /> MR. IRS: I wonder if that is aorrevt in the <br /> third line of A, to eay we are to settle existing disputers <br /> and remove causes of future controversy concerning the <br /> Arkansas River and its craters. It is really the waters of <br /> the Arkansas River, isn't it? We don't have any dispute over <br /> the Arkansas River itself. It is over the waters of the <br /> river, isn't it? <br /> CHAIRMAN KRAM R: Yes, I think that is right. Well, <br /> the normal phrase that we use all the tine, and it is the <br /> wording in the act of Congress is the waters of the Arkansas <br /> River. <br /> HR. IRELAND:: Is that the uay it reads? <br /> CHAIRMAN KRAVXRi Yea, the waters of the Arkansas River. <br /> But leaving the last elaune, "and their control, conservation, <br /> and ao forth? <br /> K. a nil. to <br />