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4._ ~. ~ U/h-i9a -u- MEXICAN WATER TREATY PUBLICATIONS ISSUED BY OPPQi\TENTS 35. Mexican Water Treaty. Partial Analysis of Jurisdiction and Powers Vested in Commission and American Commissioner, and Analysis of Some Terms making Treaty mnbiguous and unworkable. Submitted by Harry W. Horton of El Centro, California. 36. Who oppose the Mexican Water Treaty? The Senate should know opposition to Treaty is nation-wide. Issued by Colorado '-later Users Conference. 37. Mexi,can '-later Treaty, Suggested Revisions. Statement by Governor Earl Warren of California, before the Foreign Relations Committee of the Senate, February 5, 1945. 38. Mexican Water Treaty. Excerpts from Testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Conmittee in answer to ten arguments by proponents of the Treaty. March 12, 1945. 39. Memorandum Re the Statutory Agreement between the United States of America and the State of California Relating to the Waters of the Colorado River und the Effect of the Pending Treaty with the Uni'ted Mexican Statc"s on Such Statutory Agreement and on California Water Delivery Contro"ts made thereunder - By James Howard, General Counsel, the Metropoli bY[ '-Iator District of Southern California. 40. Memorandum Relating to Powers and Duties of International Boundary and Water COmMission, United States and Mexico, as proposed by Pending Treaty. July 31, 1944. By Robert W. Kenny, Attorney General of Cali fornia. 41. Statement on Behalf of California summanZlng some of the Reasons for Opposition to Proposed Treaty with Mexico relating to the Colorado River. }larch 20, 194[). 42. Clipping from Paoific Coast Edition of the Wall Street Journ~l, l'larch 12, 19).5 . United States and Moxico plan a Big Public Works Program on the Bor~er; Our cost $167 Million. 43. Proposed Troaty, United States-Mexico, Colorado, Tijuana Rivers and Rio Grande. 44. Mexican Troaty. Pi6t~ros and Maps in Color.