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L a s V e g a s , N e v a d a REVIEW-JOURNAL J u ly 3 , 1 9 4 6 CAUGHT ON THE RON TmmW * ? —By "Scoop" I knew some reader would come to my rescue concerning a repent question in C.O.T.R. as to wnat the iMesome - looking tree was doing atop the Golden Nug*1 get club now being constructed at the corner <ot Second and Fre- , mont streets." The "reader' informs ;me that, according to an" old Eu- | ropean custfptb" whem. a roof is placed on a new building, a tree is placed-cm <$he roof ,sign|fymg completion the 'job; When the tree goes up, a party is' held for; the men'-Whblaccqmpli^Med/^he task. It’s a, nice custom, only it blasted my theory that.'the tree represented some sort of new-' fangled exterior .camouflage. A couple of sharp - shooting stories gleaned from late news dispatches: At Chicago, Patrolman, Abner Cunningham, off duty and in swimming trunks, tossed three flower pots at a sneak thief, scoring three hit.Stand a knockout. The thief is ijKj a hospital. This happened aftei|| a detective had fired two^hots,’! 1 missing.'; At Princeton, Mo.,. Mrs*I|mes E. Logan, 68, hurled a_ stone -at a rabhif'-which^yras' nibbling on !her carrot tops. She had rabbit for dirineEsr- home owners water plants and •treesWith dish water. At "least that was the custom of many people in that community when I lived there a few years ago. Peopld who waste water, and there bare plenty of them in Las Vegas, ought to spend a few years in many other parts of Nevada where water is scarce* Tonopah’s excellent Water is^ allotted to customers through the use of meters. TO avoid excessive meter readings Las Vegas residents really ought to practice a little water economy if they aren’t desirous of meters or a strict water rationing. Water waste in -Las Vegas ,seems to come 1 mainly from home owners who are careless in watering lawns. I believe it would pay the Las Vegas Land and Water company to publish a booklet on water economy for distribution to £ all water users, for I’ve been told that the water table in the- Las. Vegas valley is gradually vdfoppingi and that unless water control is Established we’ll have to go elsewhere for a source, o|. Stiffs precious com- modityrS- 1 h GeGrich-quick dispatch from '''Detroit: “Pretty Evelyn Stanton-awaited sentence after she admitted using the mails to defraud at least six lonesome males who were attracted by an advertisement describing her physical charms. She advertised herself as ‘not handsome, but nice.’” John {Garfield's Auto Stolen HOLLYWOOD, July 3. (UP) Actor John Garfield’s car, stolen while he was attending a movie, was being sought today by uo- lice." /