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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-22
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ltng 5Dil6en Oem oeutI6en &an5ler
Or. &onrah 9loenauer uno Dem 9eltt=
l6en 8etperfl6afts =8uno, iiber Die
mir aufgruno bon Gabelmeloungen
bereits fltr5 berifteten, leien mir IN
loeben eingetroffenen oeutl6en glat=
tern:
Der 9unoesfan5ler bat (on 80.
SulD in Wiin6en-8looba6 auf oenl
2anoesparteitag ser rbeinii6en
GbrtItli6= =Gemofratii6en Union i6ar-
fe aritif on oem 8ablaufruf oes
9eutifen 8enerfldafts= =gunoes (ocr
Oeutiben ). Of s. geiibt uno einen
slblab oieies 9lufrufs veine I6amloIe
8erleumoung ser gunoesregierung
uno llnieter Bartei" genannt. vSebt
mag ser 0@8 mid perflogen, id
made BON meiner SrnmunitGt i'm @e=
eeniab 5u S8GGo5ialoernofratildem-
Yolitifern feinen @ebrau6."
Ser Mblat in Dem 4ufrui, Sen ser
&an5ler norlas, lal1tet: u@er Srieoen
|uno Sortlbritt, Sreibeit uno ginbeit
mill, mer niht tpill, oaB 1pieoer 8e=
paltberri6aft uno &rieg, Serror unS
8ombennG6te iiber uns fpmmen, ser
muB bur6 slbgabe ieiner Stimme 5ur
@a6l eines belieren 8unoestoges oie
&rafte, ausl6lieBen belfen oie Oas
oeutlde golt gum 5tpeitenma1 ins I'm
gliicf itiir5en tpolen."
Or. @benauer iaste, oie @e1perf-
idaften bdtten nit oieiem Mufruf oas
@eDertlfaftsprogramm binter iid
geiuorfen uno ieien baour6 cine par
teipolitil6e Organization geiporoen.
Sic Observation-Disclosures Die feline
So5ialoemofraten ieien, biirften it6
Ito ettuas nibt gefaqen laiien. SD
glaube, Ser O@8 bat oamit bie slrt
an feline eisene @ur5el gelegt."
~@enn etlpa in 0euti6lano bel Ser
8abl ein &ursme6lel eintritt, f0n=
men Sic ii6 bas gbaos in 0eutidlano
nno audi in Ser Weltpolitif nid)t groB
genug poritellen." >" 9as gelte ni6t nun
fir bie Holitif, ionoern altd fir Oie
@irtl6aft Die &rebitbilfe, oie
Geutldlano brau6e. 0ie groBen gr,
folge i'm Mubenbanbel beruben ndln=
li6 audi auf oem politii6en Ser
|trauen, oas oie 8nnoesregierung fir
Geutihlano i'm sluslanbe geI6affen
babe. Die Soaialbemofratil6e Gartei
babe bel ibren auBenpolitii6en gnt-
lbeioungen ibr Harteiintereiie Dem
Snterelie bes oeutiben 8olfes por=
angeItellt.
9loenaller tparnte Dor ser sluffai=
Jung, oaB oas 8ereiniste europa
ni6t mebr notpenoig lei, nenn Ser
DRUID aus Dem Often na6laile. 0as
gereinigte europa lei auh Damn ab-
iolnt notiDenbig.
Sir 0eutlhlano gebe es brei W0g-
lihfeiten: 1. MnibluB an Die 5o1piet-
Union. Das NOBLE Die @irtb-gl=
fes- -Yartei, nit Der iib 5u ieinem gnt-
ieben Seinemann amlnmmengeldloi-
len babe, liro 0ie. Ron1lnl,iitiide
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-22

Die 8raris lebrt, oaB Neniden,
oie ibren &ppf un6 ibre S1noe 5u
bralben tpiiiett ntebr probuSieren,.
als foniumieren. Die Soee, bas 2eben
lei elm aompf Der 3upieIen ,,m einen
|8laB am Suttertrog, geb0rt gum Reid
oes aberglaubens. sic ipuft aber nod
bel iiberalterten Bolitifern, Die ibren
Stol5 oarin iuden, nidts gu lernen.
Gas 3eigte ii6 iiingIt pieoer BEL Der
bartnddisen Ibneigung maBgebeaoer
9lbgeoroneter uno Senatoren, in Der
ginlpanoerungsfrage amerifaniI6e
@roB5iigigfeit palten gu loiien. gs
lit gepiB an5uerfennen, oaB i6lieBlid
oie Sonoerquote fir Gerordngte uno
gertriebene betpilligt tpuroe. aber
nidt minoer beutli6 tpurbe, oaB Die
prin5ipielIe 8eoeutung ser ginpanbe-
rungsfrage oft nod perfonnt miro.
Sic bat getpiB au6 cine bumani-
t1re Seite. 9. f.: mir erfennen bie
gerpflidutng on, bonn ltnsliid per=
folgte Weni6en nibt i'm Stib 5u lai-
len. Gamit banoeln mir na6 oen
Brin5ipien, oie oen ~Sounoing So
TIERS" oen Wut uno Die &raft gaben,
einen Staat 5u begriinoen, ser bas
gleide Hebt aller @ottesfinoer Der,
|pfrfli6en lollte.
Ga3u tommt ober au6 ein prattis
| iher 8eii6tspunft. 8ei Dem beutigen
8elt5uitano gibt es feline Siderbeit
in iniularer Slolierune. @egen oie
9ltombpmbe lit fein &ralt getpa6len.
Sic einsige alternative, Ser ein5iee
@eg 5ur eigenen Siberbeit lit oie
enge 3uiommenarbeit nit allen Gle
menten, sic nit uns 5ulammen Die
Wenidenre6te it6ern uno idiiten
mol1en. ltnIere 9unbesgenolien iino
iiberall. Iud BORT, mo- fomnuniItii6e
@epalt oie Weni 6en nieoerbalt.
llnlere IuBenpolitif mill li6 1li6t
oamit begniigen, Ser peiteren 9us-
breitllng ser Wosfau'er 2ebre 5u tpeb=
rem. Sic erItrebt, pie BraiiOent giien=
bomer erflGrte, oie grpeiterung oes
gereids ser 6retbeit. llno 5lpar fei-
nesfau5 nit 8emoltmitteln. 8cnn
oiele 8arole einen Sinn baben ion,
beoeutet lie oie 8ereitl6aft, Sen
Spfern ser Sprannei einen @eg ins
6reie 5u eroffnen.
&enn ous fommrniltiide SpItem
|lih ge5pungen iiebt, ieine Sore 5u
perrommeln uno tote 3onen" an Oen
@ren5en 81 ld)affen, 10 ereibt iib
Oarau5, oaB Die freie 8elt nit oem
SOeal Ser 6rei5iigi9feit ernlt maden
mllB. Nun gibt es ge1piB feline
llniperialtur. 9lber oas llebermaB
fiinltlicber S6ranfen bat Sic 8eoin=
gnngen gel6affen aus oenen alle slr-
ten ser Sprannei eripu6len. @enn
Ser Wtenld) an BEN 8ooen gefelielt
bleibt, lpober ioa er oie Soffnung neb=
men uno onmit oie &raft gum @ioer-
| ItanO?
6rei5iigtgfeit BON Meni6en uno
@oren l1Bt ii6 freili6 nibt BON beute
auf morgen perlpirfli6en. Iber ipenn
es elm 2anO gibt, oaS bier ben 4nfung
mahen fam, 10 lit es Mmerifa.
slus bunoertled3ig Miaionen per-
Sen Ourd @eburteniiberi6uB bis
1860 bunOertfiinfunoiieb5ig Millio=
men nerOen. @em floBt oiele slus=
lt6t slnglt elm? Saben mir nidt
8runo, oieien 3upads an GolfSfraft
5u begriiBen? l1no penn oa5u nod
einige 0tillionen @rropder fGmen oie
cine quite Sbule, cine tii6tige 2ebre
binter iid5 babens 1pare Oas nift Elm
reiner 8etpinn fir llnier 2ano, 1pie
fiir sic Sade oes Srieoens 1tno ser
6reibeit?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-22

fir bic @erteioigi,ng Ser RuItlrtpelt
|gegen bie n1osfotpitiibe grobernngs-
|iuht baber. Gin ioIberi Ssbritt Der
Anb1itger Der 8elbipihtigungspoIi
tit Inn ieben Dreis ,piirbe aud Die
ibarfiten HroteIte Der nnterbriidten
Nationen berborrufen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-22
Wissen Sic, dass
SPER ER R Nj ARK

gu GBerit sinitgen 8eoingungen ertporben uno oer-
penoet peroen f0nnen?
giifen Sic, ooB Sic iett Sperrnarf fir Spenoen II
religi0e Snitute, fir &irden uno aoiter, Sdulen,
&rantenbauer, altenbein1e, 8aiienbduier uno 8obl-
tGtiefespereine peripe1oen fo1nen?
@ien Sic, oaB sic Sbre 4nseb0rigen nit einem enen
5perrmarf-Gareben in sic Gage bereten fonnen, eine
@riien5 gu griinoen ober elm Sdusd)en cine 8obnung
uip. gu eriperben2 Serner fir Sausreparatlren ODER
8eoerbertell.ns 5erit0rer Sauier oSer gum erperben
BON @runoitiden?
8iiIen Sic, oaB Sic iid1 nit 5perrnarf einem Sc
if1ftsunternebmen in Sel1tdlano beeilieen f0nnen?
Gelbiberlueiimusen idnea uno smperlafs.
Vertreter aller Schiffs- und Fluglinien
Grfplgreide 8earbeitnmg aer Gin mnb MnsmanSermaas
Brpbleme oiuie Grbidafts, 8rnnbegentnms- mnb Ser
m6gens- Mngeesenbeiten
PETER TRAVEL BUREAUS, INC.
1907 Howard Street, Omaha 3, Neb.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-22

5unutete, 10 melt 5u fommen, ga ood
niemano gefabrlif franf iei. 9os
8eib antlportete: sd bin freilif)
l6Der frant; i6 poIlte Sbner aber
etpas 5urihten, ga Sbnen bel Dem
peiten @ese cine Starfung notipen=
Big lein miro" Sierauf empfing lie
Die beiligen Saframente.
8epor ser &aplan al Saule Dieoer
nngelangt 1uar, bate Die &ranfe Ihou
Ben 8eiIt altf9egeben.
Albd1l St0ls
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-22
IiIhe aar6inal 8reafIpeare. 8ei Der
Mpfnrfftnfinn fieI 0ns Qnn0. ma his

Iiihe 4ar6inal 8reafIpeare. 8ei Der
Nefortn1tion fieI Dos 2anb, bas, bis
1914 ltnter bem o1niihen &onig
.itano, Dem lntberiIben @lanben on.
.beim. Grit i'm Sabre 1S43 fonnte
ipieoer Die erlte Weiie auf nortpegi-
ibem 8ooen gefeiert neroen. Seute
51blt Nortpeeen insgeiamt fiinftau-
ieno &atbolifen, Die bisber nnter bret
@poitoliIben Bifaren itanben. geun
bat Bapit Hius XII. ben btsberigen
4poItoliI1en Bifar Der nortpegiI1en
SauptItnot, Wigr. Safob Wangers,
gum 8iI6of bon Oslo ernannt. 3ur
5eier oes Subilaums mar gr5bii6of
aaroinal Griffin bon england ii,
gsortpegen eingetroffen. gr lit ieit ser,
a6tbunbert Sabren Der pierte &arbi.
nal, Ser Noripegen betritt. Sn Samar
bat er zines Der dlteiten @ottesb1u-
ier in Nortpegen beIu6t. 8ei einenl
@artenfelt oes giidofs Or. Mansers
in Oslo, 5u Dem lamtlibe 4atbolifen
Sslos eingelaben maren, nabm Scar.
oinal Griffin tell. Mm 25. Suli reiite
&aroinal Griffin na6 Eronbbeim
peiter, mo er am 26. in ct. Slaf elm
8ontififalamt aelebrierte.
Cine 8efabr fir bic 6fientlide
Sittlidfeit. Der grsbii6of bon
Neailano, 4aroinal S6uiter, ma9t in
einem Shreiben an &lerus uno 8olt
ieiner gr5oio5eie auf Die @efabre1,
zines immer rnebr Inn it6 greife1oen
geuoisntus (Nadtfultur) in 8Goern
|llnb &urorten auf1nerflam. 0ie belize
Sabres5eit oiirfe nidt ols 8eredti=
gung fir einen an Strano l,no in oen
Bergen getriebenen geuoismlls, Ser
Ser 2eioenibaft 5iigelos freien 2aui
laBt, angeieben perben. Ser &aroinal
foroert ieine BrieIter auf, bie @ldlt,
bisen auf oie fir6liden Goridriften
aufmerfiam 81 MAIDEN. Gor allem bas
be fir Sen &irdenbeill6 bas 8ort bes
Serrn bonn rbo65eitliden @epano"
ieine @eltung. 8ir fOnnten llns
IN oieier 8e5iebung bon Stalien nit
leinem llnpergleibli6 nGrmeren &li,
ma ein geiIpiel nebmen. 0ort lit es
unmogli6, oaB Srauen nit entbloB.
ten S6ultern ober in Sborts &ir6en
betreten. Sic iperoen untpeigerlid
pom Gultooe (Wesner) binausperpie
len. :
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Ghrifnph

"a en- bu, liebe sSnnsfran,
- 3n 3isbetb nun trasft
Mein Seilanb, mein 9tetter,
Mit 5rembe iett ipad,it.
Nbe, Mbe, Ape Nsaria!
Npe, Mbe Waria!
= Nagb boll Der 8nabe,
Der Serr 1T NIT bir;
Subannes Der SGnfer
Siebt bimmliide 3ier.
ane, Mne, Mbe Naria!
Ape, Mbe Iaria!
9em Nad)barn sn belfen
Sci aaseit mein Sinn
ltnb Seims sn trasen;
Sein 9iener idl bin.
slpe, Mne, Ape Naria!
9lpe, Mpe Naria!
Nelooie: 2ourbes.Spmne.
Seit Warid Sein1irlhung, 1858.
Scll7cester Mary Charles, O. S.
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Chapter 8

Chapter 6
Jeff left him and rode down
- the street, keeping TO its mid
die and watching the entrances 70
pasSageways. Ii Shag was in town
he wouldn't hesitate TO put a
slug into the man who had re-
placed him and had Inundated
aim in the bargain.
He tied his horse at the hitch
ing rail in front of the store,
noticing the light wagon with the
cam Of Star horses which stood
there. The wagon held quite q
load OF staples and he supposed
the Star cook had come in for
supplies. He went into the store
and bought some tobacco, sat
down by the cold stove and had
a smoke, then went out again.
He hesitated on the top step.
Ruth Starr was seated in the
wagon and a young fellow whom
he guessed was her brother was
untying. Her hazel eyes were on
him, so he went on down to his
horse and, touching his hat brim,
murmured good morning.
Ruth said, Thanks for the
help, Mr.. Payne"
He looked up at her. what
help'"
the Double D but it seems you're
working for the Star. under
stand that seven of your best men
are going to join us"
The best men don't quit; only
the worthless, the riff-raff."
These seven helped Dan Dem
ton build up the Double D. They
were good enough for him. we'il
be glad to get them"
Your welcome to 'em," said
JEFF cheerfully. I'VE consider
them good radiance"
Buddy Starr came along the far
side of the wagon, rounded ii and
advanced belligerently towards
JEFF. you startin' an argument
with my sister,"
Jeff observed him calmly. mo,
son. She's trying hard to start one
with me, but / never argue with
a woman. It's a waste of time"
Maybe you'd like to start one
with me, smart guy?"
"No," JEFF told him, II don't
argue with boys either. I spank
them"
He saw anger fame in Buddy's
eyes and knew the swing was
coming before the boy launched
it. He ducked his head, slightly
so that the fist grazed his temple
and in the next instant had seized
the wrist and twisted sharply. A
cry of pain was wrung from Bud
dy's lips and involuntarily turned
his body to relieve the strain.
JEFF kicked his feet from under
him and Buddy sat down sud-
denly.
He squirmed around on the
ground. cursing wildly, and made
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-08
Something New
Under The Sun,
p atents Indicate
BY GORDON BROWN

WASHINGTON R-Think there
is nothing new under the sun?
Think everything has been in
vented?
Then you should look in on the
u. S. Patent Office, where every
week Of the year from 800 TO 1000,
Ipatents are issued for new inyen
Itions.
The list of inventions patented
for just one week in September, fol
instance, included a boat with q
device for scooping fish out Of the
water which conceivably could out
mode the old hook-and-line type
of fishing. But the same week
new fishing reel also was patented
just to even things up.
In case you are interested in the
more complicated things of life,
there was the patent for a f1mi'
CANT composition containing com
Ipletely halogenated bromochloro'
methanes having at least two
chlorine atoms, and a process and
apparatus Tor removing carbon
from interior walls of combustion
chambers.
And you might not believe It
but there was a patent for an ap.
Iparatus for manufacturing artifi
cial mushrooms.
The list of patents that week
also included these:
Baby holder for children's chair
animal mouth opener, rosary as
semblage mechanism, food tray
for blind people, combination port
| able beach tent and umbrella
automatic bird fountain and bath
a toy kangaroo, plant setting ma
chine, dental impression material
bubble tray water decanter, re
fillable eraser device, cigarette
paper, poultry scalding device
nodded decoy, ventilated shoe ant
la device for dicing cored pine
apples.
| The Patent Office issues abou
Lao, 900 patents a year and turn.
down something like 10000 to 80,
1000.
Since the Patent Office was Sc
lup in early days of the country j
has issued a total OF 2,7OO,N
patents.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-08
The World Toduy
tFer JAMES MARLoWl

single purpose and kept In . sep
arate fund. II Is not even included
in the regular federal budget.
II is based on level premium.
The tax steps up at five-year In
tervals, from the present 3 per
cent of payrolls up TO $500. to
6la per cent insf970. But then it
lis due TO remain constant, al
though Congress has the right to
change it any time.
Il is based on a trust fund. The
level premium is expected TO pro.
duce far more income than actu.
ally needed for many years, build.
ing up big surplus or trust fund.
Interest from this fund then is ex-
pected to bridge the gap when
payments climb above tax income.
(For contrast, under pay-as.you
go system, taxes would be fixed
each year, to pay for that par
ticular years beneflfs,)
It has no need test. You can
qualify for benefits il you have
worked long enough under the pro-
gram, whether you have . million
dollars or a penny.
1t is a retirement plan, not IN
annuity. You don't get q pension
automatically at age IS, even II
eligible. You have to retire. first.
You are considered retired II you
earn less than SIS month In EN-.
Iployment covered by the program.
Almost all these basic principles
have been challenged, by one
source or another,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-08
Pet Is Returned

CHICAGO R-Ted Lick, q, adj
fmired the dog a stranger brought
into his tavern end accepted his
offer to sell the animal for S..
Lick learned Tuesday that the
dog, a rare We;maraner, had been
stolen from Johnny Sottile, an IL.
year-old deaf mute, as he was
walking his pet near his home.
Johnny couldn't call for help and
the man drove away in a car with
the dog, the boys inseparable
companion since ne got it as a pup
Is months ago.
Lick refused a reward and
wouldn't take the S. he had paid
to the stranger. That's the best
IS | ever spent" Lick said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-08
10 Tests Used
In Baby Placing
Called Unsounld
BY FRANK CAREY
Ap Science Reporter

MIAMI, Fla. 8 - Widelyused
II. Q. tests for placing adopted
babies are tremendously unreli'
able" an Iowa psychologist says
Babies who have tested fairly
low in the /. Q. department have
ultimately ''turned out just fine, y
said DR.. Boyd r. McCancless, di
rector of the Child Welfare Re.
search Station at the State Uni
versity of Iowa.
He told the American Academy
of Pediatrics that new research
by one of his associates, DR.. Irene
Harms, had shown that a given
infant can wary as much as IS
points from day to day" in l. O.
scores where 100 is considered
normal.
Later, he told a reporter:
Parents in general shouldn't
worry too much "A about a child's
mental development in the first
year or year and a half unless, Of
course, there are really obvious
signs of retardation.
"Such things as a child's age
when he takes his first step OF
when he utters his first word dom
mean a thing as far as what hi,
development is going to be Later
on"
AS for persons seeking to adop
babies, the psychologist declared
Every person who wants Il
adopt a child seems to want on,
who tests away above the averag,
on infancy intelligence tests which
consist of such things as determin
| ing how early in life a baby get
a marble out of a glass bottle.
People who want chilli
shouldn't let it worry them if tn,
baby should test a little below av
|erage. Conversely, they shouldn'+
deprive themselves OF a child Jus
because he doesn't measure vel
above average on such tests"
He said he is ''kind of skeptica
about l. Q. tests for children under
age 319."
but after that" he said, "wher
the child becomes stabilized, /. @
tests can be one Of our most usefu
scientific tools If employed cor
rectly."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-08
The SIREN Of SILVER VALLEY
By PAUL EVAN LEHMAN

a stab at the gun at his side: but
Jen bent over and tore il from
ms hand before he could get il
clear of the holster. JEFF threw
out the cylinder OF the gun and
punched out the cartridges. then
handed the empty weapon to
Ruth.
Better take care Of II for him.
he told her quietly.
She snatched the gun and flung
II into the bed of the wagon. The
hazel eyes were blazing. i could
almost kill you myself" she said
furiously.
Il don't doubt it: killing seems
to run in the Starr family. They
tell me a Starr shot Dan Denton
IN the back. ] didn't want to be-
heve that"
She stared at him whitefaced
and wide-eyed, struggling with
her emotion. I'VE didn't kill Dan
Denton! Nobody on the Star
killed him!s
Maybe you can make that
stick by telling me who did?"
II don't know. j have no idea.
There was worry in her eyes now
Know anybody else who had q
grudge against Denton? Anybody
at all?"
She shook her head despair
ingly. mo. No, I don't Not q
soul. We lived in peace until Dan
brought her into the valley. Then
things began to happen--stock
found dead, brands altered, men
who had been friends for years
quarreling and snarling at each
other. And now" She broke of
with despairing gesture.
Sand now" he finished, @Dar
Denton's widow is going to dc
what any loyal wife would do
drive the ones responsible for the
death Of her husband from the
valley"
But I tell you we didn't! Oh
what's the use! You'll never be-
heve me; never"
lie mounted ana RODE away
leaving her staring after him
And following him came Buddy;
shrill yell, "You keep clear Of me
JEFF Payne! ] tell you. keep cleal
of mel"
NTHEN JEFF swung of his horse
w at the Double D gallery Dians
was in the hammock and motionet
for him to seat himself on III.
edge of the porch close 70 her
II can't stay long, he said. "We'rs
shorthanded, so shorthanded tha
if John Starr only knew it h,
could mop up before our boys &c
back"
but he doesn't know il. NJ
more than we know how many
men he has. And I'm sure you
can meet any move he makes"
She smiled at him and the corn
flower blue eyes were warm be
hind their veil of half-closel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-08
HOLLYWOOD
NOTES
BY BOB THOMAS

HOLLYWOOD Up - The movie
stars started it; now everybody's
doing it-building swimming pools
Thanks in large part to the stars
the pool business is booming. From
5000 to 10000 private pools are
being built every year in the United
States, more than existed in the
whole country prior to 1910.
| learned some fancy facts about
this bNdding new Industry from
Philip nsley, president of Paddock
Pools, which Ilsley claims is earli.
est and biggest company in the
field.
There's no doubt that the stars
helped the business along" he re-
marked. People in this country
and all over the world have had
"a profound interest in what movie
stars do. Since 50 many stars
owned swimming pools, they
helped popularize pools as stand.
ard of good living.
However, he would 90 out OF
business if we relied on the movie
crowd for our business. Because
Iof taxes and other reasons. they
don't have the money to spend
like they used to-"
Most pools used to be build in
concrete forms But nsley devel.
Ioped a way of blowing the con
crete onto forms, creating an in
verted dome. This cut the cost
more than half and the building
time from four months to three
or four weeks. It's the main reason
for the large increase in sale
Paddock has built pools for Fred
MacMurray, Jack Benny, RoSalind
Russell, Bing Crosby. Joseph Cot.
ten, Bob Hope, Gary Cooper and
dozens of other stars. The most
Expensive one was q small lagoon
for Marion Davies that ran $50, 600
but we also build pools fol-
mechanics and office workers." lis.
ley added. Anybody who can at
ford second car in the family
can afford a swimming pool. You
can buy one, complete with filter
for as low as $780,"
"The boom has hit places like
Wisconsin and southern British Col
lumbia," he said. "By the use Of
heating, which adds about Is pei
cent to the cost, people in those
lplaces ran stretch the swimming
season from two months Of the
year to four or five"
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lashes. She patted him gently On
the arm and he took the soft hand
almost reverently and held il be-
tween both his own. He said slow
", Il don't know what you've
done 20 me. Diana. No matter
where ] go or what ] do you're
always their in my mind.
She sighed. And I'm afraid !
think entirely too much about
you. JEFF. It's bad; il keeps our
minds of the main issue" She
gently withdrew her hand. ~And
/ must remember Dan. It's been
such q short time" She swung
out Of the hammock, making the
awkward movement seem grace
full. Come: let's 90 in. It's time
for dinner
The spell was broken.
When they had finished dinner.
JEFF saddled up and rode towards
the north end Of the valley, fol-
lowing the course OF the creek.
Half way up the big trough the
stream narrowed and flowed
more swiftly, and JEFF saw that
from this point on stock could
cross only by swimming. One by
one he passed his men and finally
drew rein beside the last one at
the far end of the valley.
His guard at this point was q
wixened old puncher called Shorty
McCabe. He was one Of the four
members Of the original crew and
he knew by sight every Double d
animal on the range. Now as they
sat their horses Shorty said, Lots
OF young stuff up here at this end.
Too many. Yearlin's and two
year-old steers and she stuff
JEFF nodded. 'They should be
safe enough. Starr can't run 'em
across this creek up here, that's Q
cinch."
'No, but he can run 'em up into
the hills on this side and cross
beyond the gap where its shall
low"
JEFF studied the slopes 20 his
right and agreed. Il guess you're
right at that Shorty. What's your
nunch!
Shorty nodded towards q hold.
ing corral which stood by q line
shack at the base Of the hills. sTd
say haze rs many Of 'ern n We
can into that c'ral and have the
boys drive 'em down 70 the other
end Of the range"
Good idea. Wen start now. you
and me. Take too long 10 round
up the other boys
They started cutting out the
younger stock and haxing it into
the corral. Il was slow, hot work
and at the end Of two hours JEFF
called a halt"
.By the time we get back 20
headquarters it'll be suppertime.
We can't drive them today; I'll
have the boys do 1t first thing in
the morning"
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