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81 TOM WEST

stand erect. chin high; to avoid
Strangulation.
The asst jasper I hog-tied
broke loose" he growled, "but
you won't!'
IMPLIED by surging anger,
L he determined to strike back at
Fleeson before hightailing for the
high mesas. -
AS he neared the rear of the
ranch house, the. expression OF
alert expectancy upon his fea-
lures faded, succeeded by a puz-
zled frown. The Double o was as
dark and silent as a ghost ranch.
There was not gun, a blanket
or wearable piece of clothing in
the place. The crew had pulled
out-not expecting to return.
Angered by his own impotence,
the redhead wandered around the
spread, searching blindly for a
clew to Joan Curran's where
abouts. Then an idea gripped him.
What a wall-eyed fuzztail ]
turned out to bel" he exclaimed
wrathfully, heading briskly to-
wards his pony. Cassidy knows!"
At gallop, he retraced his trail
up the valley. In the gloom of
the draw Che pulled up beside
the still form of Cassidy, stand
ing stiff and erect.
O'Shane tore the bandanna of
the captive's mouth and eased the
rope.
THE Double o bunch have
grabbed Joan Curran and va
moosed. Gimme the low-down!"
The gunman stood mute.
swell, l amt wasting any time
over you," snapped O'Shane.
you can stay right here and yell
your fool head off-to the coyotes.
l saw bear signs back Always"
The doomed man watched him
swing into leather again.
'"Blast you, O'Shane," he splut-
tered, 'Ill talk"
Cassidy jerked nervously. Jules
broke with Wacker," he groWled,
THE boys rounded up the cows in
the Valley and are holding the
herd at Coyote Wells, with the
FLY. After Jules blasted you, he
figured on beating it for the bor-
der. He'll scare the girl into sign
ing over the spread. and dicker
with WGclier."
$50 Fl2c5on crossed Wacker."
C'Snane laughed mirthlessly,
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TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

TODAYS BIRTHDAYS - -
Rear Admiral William M.
Fechteler born San Rafael, Cal,
40 years ago.
Judge Harold M, Stephens of
the y. S. Circuit Court of Ap-
peals, Washington, d. c., born
Crete, Nebr., SO years ago.
Homer L. Ferguson, president
of Newport News Shipbuilding,
Va, born 'Waynesville, N. c., ~
wears ago.
Herbert kaufman of Tarrys-
town, N. Y, editor author, born
Washington, D. c., 81 years ago.
Prof. Solomon S. Huebner of
the University of Pennsylvania,
noted finance-insurance author.
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Chapter 10

Chapter 18
O'SHANE'S boot swung up In
" the gloom, Cassidy failed to
grasp Distances intent in time.
The sharp-toed riding boot
crashed into his groin. Like a
pole-aXed steer. he went down
without a sound.
Leaving his prisoner securely
trussed on the trail, O'Shane slid
silently through the brush, cir
cling the shack.
Higher up the gulch a pony
stamped impatiently. Four ponies
were tethered among the trees.
$50 there's four hombres set
ting in that shack waiting to say
'hoWdy! with lead" >murmured
the redhead. Guess they can cool
their heels awhile" He worked
back to where he had left Cas-
Sidy.
O'Shane released his legs and
hauled him to his feet.
Back to the hosses," he
growled IN the gunnie's ear, "and
no shenanigans, or" His gun
barrel bored into Cassidy's side.
His first problem was to dis
pose of the captive. At a safe
distance from the gulch, O'Shane
rode up a draw and came to a
halt beneath the overhanging
branch of jack pine.
While Cassidy watched with
wonder and then apprehension in
his bleak eyes O'Shane tossed the
loop over the mans head and
hauled the slack over the branch.
The rope grew taut as the moose
tighter2d around CasSidy's neck.
Hard eyes cleaning, he braced
his body, awaiting the jerk that
would swing him into eternity.
O'Shane frightened the rope I'M
til his prisoner was compelled TO
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TODAY'S HOROSCOPE

You have an ambitious and
sensitive nature. Somewhat ag-
gressiye and even obstinate and
a little irritable, effort should be
made to avoid offending others,
which is easy under this degree.
You are fond of travel.
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ity, born Manitowac, Wise, 63
years ago.
Charles M. Upham, engineer,
director of American Road Build
ers Asso., Washington, born
Stoughton, Mass, SO years ago.
Sarah Wambaugh of Cam
bridge, Mass. onetime League
of Nations plebiscite members,
born Cincinnati, 63 years ago.
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WHAT YOUR RED CROSS DOES FOR YOU

This is the fifth o' a
series of articles showing how
you can use the Home Service
Department of the Key West
Chapter of the American Red
Cross. The Chapter office is
located at 30lHa Front ST.:
telephone 1851.
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All praise to Mr.. John Carbonell, Jr
for presenting the city with an iron lung
that may result in the saving of lives Now
if some ohter humanitarian will donate an
oxygen tent it will be greatly appreciated
by the people Of Key West.
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YESTERDAY: Colonel Thorn
ton rides into Big Ri0er to p9cj r.
charges against Lobo, the half
brother of FIeeSoH. foreman OF
the Double O for the murder of
his foreman. IN the meantime, the
redhead sets up another hide
alUdy. Here he is found By one of
the Double Q riders tuho brings
him note from Joan Curran
asking for his help. Despite all
the precautions O'Shane takes he
finds that he has been led into d
trap after all.
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J.EGAAS

IN THE, COURT OF C0MM0N
PLEAS or YORK COUNTY. Pa.
ISAAC RUTH
HELEN GRACE RUTH.
Subpoena In Divorce issued 20 BIZ,
August Term, 1914, alias Subpoena
in Divorce issued To- October Term.
1914, No. 239. both returned -. T.. l..
Notice IS hereby given To Helen
Grace Ruth, the respondent, To be
and appear at a Court OF Common
Pleas to be held In York, on sthe
3rd Monday of March, ig45. being
the 18th day thereof. then and there
to show cause. IL any she has. why
the said isaac Ruth should not be
divorced from the bonds of matri-
mony contracted with Helen Grace
Ruth.
ANsTINE g. sHApLs
Attorneys.
York, Pa, Feb Is, 1916.
feb27 ;marG. 1915
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When smote on one cheek, not every
body observes the Biblical injunction, and
turns the other. Oftener the smiter gets
socked en- the jaw, and it is an eye for an
eye and tooth for tooth
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A stamp exhibit will be opened
tomorrow night in the showroom
of Cato and Navarro's at Duval
and Southland streets.
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Mayor and Mrs. William H.
Malone will leave this afternoon
for Miami to attend the flower
show that will be held in that
city.
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Pirates Cove Fishing Camp
has had a most successful season,
according to information received
here today, and many visitors
are still occupying cottages at
that resort.
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KEY WEST I'm
DAYS GONE BY
FROM FILES OF TIE CITIZEN
OF MARCH 6. 1895

Governor Dave Scholtz and
Elmer Davis will be among a
group of excursionists who will
leave tomorrow morning for. Dry
Tortugas to visit Fort jefferson.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
TsLENENTH JUDICIAL. CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY

ROBERT JAMES oURADA,
Plaintiff
VS.. DIVORCE
AGNES GLUBIAK oURADA,
Defendant.
ORDER OF PLBIICtTI0N
TO: AGNES GLUBfAK OURADA.
Go AIRS. j. A.-Pptts.
80 Dupont Street,
Brooklyn %. New YORK.
You are hereby required To ap-
pear to the Hill OF COMPLAINT for
divorce in the. aboye styled causs
on or before the I4th day OF March.
A. D. 1916, otherwise the allega-
tions therein viii be taken as con-
fessed.
This order Is to be published once
a. week for four consecutive weeks
in the Key West Citizen. news
paper published in Key West, Flor
ida.
Done and Ordered this 18th day
of February, "A. -. l945.
(SEAL) Ross G Sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court,
Monroe County. Florida.
BY (sd) Florence r., sawyer.
Deputy Clerk
ALLAN Il. CI.EARE. JR.,
Solicitor for Plaintiff
feb13-20-27 ;mar6. I945
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1t was decided to hold the fire
mems carnival on United street,
between William and Margaret
streets.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-06

BY 1910, there were more than
100000 oil-producing tun2
trees in the United States.
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49, 'F-NN-i
Plaintiff.
VS.. DIVORCE
HENRY G. CONE.
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: HENRY G. CONE, USN,
NJ Division, U.S.S. Delta.
C.S.S Fleet Post office,
Go Postma Ster New York CITY.
1t is, hereby ordered that you are
required to appear on the Goth day
of March, l945, before the above en-
titled Court to the Bin IT Complaint
filed against you in the above en-
titled cause and the Key West Citi-
zen is hereby designated as the
newspaper in which this order shall
be published once a week for four "a
consecutive weeks.
Witness the Honorable Joseph
Otto as One of the Judges NJ this
Court and the Seal of this Court In
the City of Key West, Monroe Coun-
ty, Florida, this 18th lay Of Feb
ruary, 1915.
(SEAL) Ross 6 sawyer,
Clerk Circuit Court,
Monroe County. Florida.
By: esd Kathleen Nottage,
Deputy clerk.
feb13-20-27 :mar6,l94J
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v helps % make a brighter day
~ care you take in what YOU say!
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Won viii never have friend if Won
r'pet hav, one without fault.
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IMPROVEMENTS ron KEY WEST
ADVOCATED BY TIE CITIZEN

!. hore.Hotels and Apartments
4 Beach and Bathing Pavilion.
Air9orss-Land and sea.
Consolidation Of County and City Gov
eruments.
. Coma unity Auditorium
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, o. TIT:
ELEVENTH. JUDICIAL CIRCUtr
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE CoINTS.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. I0-I24
MARY LOUISE CONE,
Plaintiff.
vs.. DIVORCES
HENRY c. CONE.
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Depaty Ctsfa
WILLIAM v. ALWURY,
Solicitor for Plaintiff
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~ THE cancUTr oeUnr 90 TExN
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL FaM4 ~
an AND E0n sansaamN GmNNNas
STATE oF FLohtnAs 81 tMass
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wEsTOMA o. LIME.
Defer aamH
ORDER OF FgnaacA9tos
TO: Wsktnma ~ tleaff
sWH NienNFhaNssft ANHnwF
iselpFe, 0hla.
You are hereby raaaAEea - a.
PEAR 90 the 1911 of cusa BaAlns. -
divorce In The abeye w1gNa $3.50
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vtherW iar thV ailFNafifnH ths HFsH
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IN a ORDER iu bw nuhilehfa #MH8 3
week for four eunsermflse ma6A8 a
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published 10 keY West NiaftHe
Done and tiFsirFra fhin tafM 4a#
Of February 4 o. f"tf
U.irCtU court
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CLERK 90 ths FiFeuia coa4s.
Monroe Counsy. E1@ft44
ky tadt kafhfat Fl aHstan#
nermta tiFFk.
THOMAS = CARn.
Solicitor for ptaiatiff
febgs- 90 .1saFs.tRlfta
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The ward liner Havana, which
was stranded on reef near the
Bahama Banks, was lowed into
port this morning by the wreck
ing tugs Warbler and Relief.
Robert ]. Perry Chapter of
DeMolay will give a dance to-
morrow evening in the Cuban
clubhouse.
Charles Wardlow, of the local
customs force, who had been at
tending a meeting of tobacco eX-
aminers in Tampa, returned to
Key West yesterday.
Bernie c. Papy, who operates
canteen at Islamorada, arrived
in Key West yesterday for a
short visit.
! Mrs. Leslie Russell and daugh-
ter left yesterday to visit rela-
tives at ISlamorada.
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Wasps made paper from wood
pulp long before man did.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Don 4udec
Marries

EATHER LA NOY ofhciaied
Il Al the 1870 p. m. services
Saturday IN 81. BfigidS Church
which united IN marriage Miss
Patricia Nettleton. daughter of
MIR. ana Mrs Harry r. Nettlc-
ton Of ef@fHffNf avenue. and
Donald Peter lIudeC. son of Mrs.
Blanche lludcc Of MareniSCO.
Miss Murlel Bachelor lovely
in gown of ICE blue satin and
carrying 4 bouquet OF roses.
preceded the bride as maid of
honor.
The bride was married in A
white satin gown fashioned with
a full net skirt and tiny seed
pearl embroidery outlining the
soft sweetheart necklInc. Her
hcaddreSS was a small Juliet
cap which held in place a
hnger-1Ip4 length th-pei4l5 She ear
ried gardenlaS and roses.
The hrldegToom'S hrnthCL-
PIC Clifford Hudcc was his best
man.
An evening reception was
held al the Wardell-Shcratnn
after which the young couple
left for a two weeks 5 wedding
trip 10 Chicago. They will live
IN MaTeniSCO
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Heaven Crepe Worn

brIdrSrnaidS Wnre- dresses
made Ike that OF the honor
maid In yellow and carried
similar bouquets. They we're
Sally Ann Carey. Virginia
Plorce, Irene SurtmaH and
Mary Jane DiSateF.
Mrs Franklin wore a gown of
heaven blue crepe with y
matching hat OF horschar and
q COrsage of shattered pink
carnations
Mrs. SrciZcrS gown was of
lime crepe and she wore n SuHlt
matching turhan ana corsage of
purple orchids.
Cpl George Stcarns Of Chi
Cago Was best man and uShcfs
included " r Moody. Wal,cr
L. Norclsnd Carl J. Book and
Emerson Brown.
\ reception followed al RIrtn-
inGhsm Golf CMh where White
flowers wCrC- used IN -p1ntLsIorl.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
To-Day Honeymoon

The Young couple left for a
ift=Tsy- Wedding Tsp and thoy
'erfftt ffrvr IN Arlington Va For
travelling The brlde wore 4 moss
green gabardInc SuI' with A
small halo hat tTWmcd with
f7FFl- -Fe--+-t-t4tf> Tr7rti SrrrU-vrTTITg,
Among the many oul-of-tou n
guests Vas Mrs !. :. DeCamp
Of rGckahoe y. y.
Mr.. and Mrs Rohert Frank.
lin Aldrich tYNonne Cav are
receiving fehcitatlorS on the
birth OF a son. Robert r, Jr,
May 2l.
Mrs Robert Nancarrow and
her small daughter and Mrs..
William e Graham Viii leave
next week for Greenwich.
Conn, where they VIII spend
the month OF June.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
S SGT. Lambert Due

Mr. and Mrs William J Lam
bert Of Buckingham road ha, Q
received word that their son.
s SGT. William Lambert. is on
his Way home from China after
an absence OF over two wears.
Mrs BENJAMIN EmmonS
Brewster Of Dcdham Mas. IS
the guest o! her son and dauEh-
ter n-laW, Nr and Mrs Ben
tsmln Brewster Of Brookdale
drive. Several tea, and lunch
cons are beng gwen in her
honor.
1t and Mrs Harry s Stark
~ SpartanburG < G.. arc ex-
pected with their young son for
visit a. the senior Stark
home early in June
Mrs r Jameson Williams
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

was Oh antique ivory Satln
made on classic lines with a
heart.shsped neckUne, long
pointed sleeves and a full
skirt falling into long
train. Delicate butterflies of
Brlxelles- lace trimmed the
points Of the sleeves and the
same lace fashioned the long
veil which fell over tulle
from tiara. She carried
bridal roses.
The maid of honor was Alice
Nelson Of Buffalo, VINO wore A
fllmy trock of madonna blue
hfnon over taifeta the fitted
bodice having square neck
Hne bracelet sleeves and a full
kklrt, She carried 4 fan bouquet
ct purple STOCK and wore a
Juliet cap Of matching tulle
with a short veil
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
CCotteqe Women.
To Hear Editor

THE DETROIT branch Of the
American Association Of Cnl-
Versity Women will convene
Tuesday Al Newberrv House.
This IS part OF a nationwide
ay-at-home convention plan
being carried ori ~ the various
branches on thu day
Miss Frieda kiTchWay editor
Of The Nation magazine, Will
be the principal speaker. Mrs.
DAVID Henry VIII lead the dis
-eassten groups
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Miss Rose Butz'
Troth Announced

THF ENGAGEMENT Of Rose
Marie Butt, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Stone of CreSentwood
avenue East Detroit, 10 Robert
Gagnon, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Gagnon OF Coplin ave-
nuC, was announced by me
bride-eleCtS parents this week
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
MtMng &tsre,b
Miy,,,ingha"a Lite
BIRMINGHAM MAY 26.

TALL standards of white peonies cathedral candesbra
afternated IN the background First PRESBYTERIAN
Church. Saturday afternoon when Doris Franklin daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Floyd A. Franklin became the bride of Pfc
George p seizer of Washington D. c. son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter A. Stelzer of Urbana O.
The Rev. w. Glen Harris the service at 80 O'Clock
and the bride given marriage by father Her gown
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Safety Committee
Benefit PartY Set .

THE WOMEN,S SAFETY
COMMITTEE OF DETROIT
Will hold its eighteenth annual
benefit party June 4 At ! p. IN.
In Kern auditorium. Mrs. Os-
car Cannon lS chairman. Pro-
ceeds will be used 10 send
crippled children 10 camp. The
hoSteSses InCludci
MESDINfF
9 Errrv TRySF Nsrlo
Rhl-- 2 A--f--sf tanner < JTVrFy
John = Harrington
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
DeIos Troth
To fastener Told

Mr. AND MRS. BERT r.
DELOS n Milwaukee. Wis. for
merly of Detroit, announce the
engagement Of their daughter,
Marion 10 : SGT Wendell Page
Bartlett, uSAFF. son Of Mir.
and Nh, Waldo Weston Bart
tor "a! LcominSter, Mass, and
Sarasota Fla
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

Doris Franklin, daughter
of the FfoVd A. Franklins,
and Pfc Pffe-, George Pickering
Stelzer were married Sat
urday in the Birmingham
Presbyterian Church.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Scholarship Given
BYMothef S Club

AT A meeting June ais
p m, IN the auditorium of
DENLY High School 4 scholar
ship 10 Wayne University will
he awarded 30 Gloria Smith hy
the Dcnby School M0ThCT Club.
New officers OF the club are
ATSDA AfF-
Nsuorls PielinEsI ~ Hssa.on
Fg'f CohIsn'g Leone Nsurn
Mildred NichsA AAl Ni,.sf==
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Subscription Lunch

THE STARS AND BARS
tcrS Of the Confederacy Will
hold its annual meeting Friday
~ the WomcnS City Club.
There viii be subscription
luncheon AZ u m
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

Storage Timet eaH Randolph 200,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Navy League Booth

THE DETROIT WOMEN'S
COUNCIL for the Navy League
will operate War Bond sale
booth in the USS McKeever at
Cadillac Square during the 7th
War Loan Drive. The booth
VIII be open June l.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

entertained members of her
sewing group AZ dinner Wednes-
day evening in her home IN Suf-
field road.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Mothers Club TO Meet

THE 1S2ND FIELD ARTlL.
LERY MOTHERS CLUB viii
meet Al 10 a. m. Monday in the
Downtown YWCA.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Overseas League
Party on Monday

MEMERS OF the WomenS
Overseas Service League Will
be guests OF the president
MrS-Ra4Ph- -BeekHHyef, hrr
home on Ashton road. Palmer
Woods Monday evening at 6
- ..I,..L.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-08
L. &. Joins Bis-Time Rodeo:
ApriI Performance Set

and % should be an annual event"
said Charles Bramkamp, president
of the chamber. 1T will help to
advertise Imperial Valley as The
Land of the Happy Sun 1t will
give to the people of our commun-
ity an opportunity to participate in
delight amusement of the highest
order, for we plan to have the best
COW hands in the United States put
on this show and they will be COM
peting for national honorS.
The Imperial Valley Roundup
should become an institution in
Summers Winter Home
That's fine news declared w. G..
Outlook, .cretary-manage of the
chamber Of commerce when ad-
vised of the ALLEGATION of the three
April dat15 for the first rodeo. I'VE
are admit ABLY situated here to be-
come the center Of this high type
of entertainment and now il will
be everybody's business to see that
we make good
3ane outlined the entire program
to El Centro ,tty councilmen We'd
nesday night a5 that body's regular
meeting and was assured Of COM
plete anc hearty cooperation of the
city. Bane told councilmen that it
is not part of the plan for the
city to assume any financial obliga-
tionS.
Tentative plans call for holding
the event at Imperial county fair
grounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-08
Council Urged
To Finance
Swimming Pool

Voicing favor with the proposal
of the FL Centro Chamber of Com
merce recommendation to Ell Centro
city council that the city purchase
and operate the Kenyon plunge, if
obtainable at a reasonable figure,
for use as Il city swimming pool,
members of council at the regular
meeting "Wednesday night, pointed
out that such plan would be faced
with numerous o5Sta cles.
Mayor p. L. Moore pointed out
that the price for the plunge, as
quoted by its owner, is beyond the
figure the council would be willing
to pay. And, the mayor continued.
cue to the national situation, il
would be difficult to obtain mater
ials needed for expanding the plunge
in order to make it adequate as a
municipal undertaking.
Appearing before the colncil and
favoring a new city swimming pool,
was Charles Bramkamp, presiC ent
of the El Centro Chamber of Com
merce.
Bramkamp asserted that public
opinion fayorS the establishing OF
4 city pool, which. he said, could
be made into a self-supporting, or
better, venture.
The Kenyon plunge adjoins city
park and it was stated at council
meeting that the owner has asked
$4,000 for the property.
AS an alternative, it was pointed
out by Councilman A. Hatton,. a
small corporation might be formed
to issue shares and buy the Kenyon
property.
All members of the council pres
ent at the meeting favored a public
swimming pool but were concerned
over possible obstacles.
No definite action was taken but
the matter will come UP at the next
council meeting.