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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 there was some change. Prior to the lifting of restrictions, we had n© water, not ©Yen cold water, right after six o’clock. After the restrictions were taken off, that condition was not so bad—we did have cold water, hut it reversed the other way, While the restrictions were on, our coolers worked reasonably well through the day. After the restrictions woro taken off, our coolers went dry during the day, and we had to get water in a bucket to put in the cooler to keep it functioning, q. Without tying you down to this, 1 want you to state the period of tine during which you experienced this during the day— was this all during the month of August? A, August, possibly early September. Q. Did that condition obtain throughout the entire period you mentioned, every day? A, Sometime during the day the cooler would go dry, yes. q. Since when did you cease to hove trouble with the water pressure at your house? A, Well, since we came back from a trip to tes Angeles. We get back about the 6th or 7th of September. I’d say since the cool weather set in, about two weeks. Q. Since around September 7th? A. fas* q. And since that time you have had adequate pressure in your taps. A. We haven’t used the cooler so I don’t know, but in the taps, there has been sufficient pressure since then. ********