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Bramble#-1iterally. forced the res olution before the council and then when Mr.-Smith said that'twoboys to a vote when It looked for a had to be let go, he was telling time as though it would die with- the truth. I don't want to hear Mr. --outr-seUlemen-tn----------------- --------------- Smith called a liar to make a holi-_ -NQ AGREEMENT-------- ----- - . day for Jie press!" The question 'was brought before Mayor Heroh'then-read at'i'ength the council only because all other from news and editorials in' the methods to work out a plan for Carmel Cymbal and the Pine Cone. public use of the house had failed, Next he told of the "hours and according to Bambauer. The P.-T. hours and hours and hours" of A. and the Girl Scouts had failed time he and the council had given __to.reach, an agreement for cooper to this problem; and' in view of ative use and a request by the the. work thought "this treatment recreation group for a time sched was outrageous." ule had not been answered by the COUNCIL FUTURE DARK Scouts. ^ Mayor '-Heron- -forecast dismal On the other hand, Mathews days for future councils where contended that the Scouts have a council service under such condi moral right to the building because of the agreement with a former council and because of their In vestment- in the property. However, it was Brambletrs contention that the building is city tions "would not delight the aver age decent person." He added, "The harder It is to get people to serve , on the council, the less de cently the city will be run. More people with axes to grind will seek office. Not one member of the present--council--has- `-an--axe--to- ACME QUAUTf Balattced fyvuHula. HOUSE PAINT Lumber Co. Franklin and Cortez Phone 5131 Regarding the accusation that same decdsionsrqfi--the~cotrnxriI-irad~j been reached---!private sessions, Mayor,Herbp said "We realize that we have met in private sessions, -and-ir. these.sessions.ii-is..difficult not to reach decisions. I agree that It would be. admirable to meet publicly, hold' -discussions and ar rive at decisions, but it is ex ceedingly difficult to discuss some things in the_ open._____________ NO MORE PRIVATE SESSIO He" continued by saying ' that from now on he was not going to give "hours and hours- and hours" to working out city problems. He hinted that the city might have to hire somebody to cjo some of this work,-and suggesteHT^e'tef HawtiS^ ley, who-has done' part-time -work_ on city business in the past. . "As for my resigning, I would feel happy to if I felt the majority of voters wanted me to. We won't have a recall election. If I am -show-n-a-14st-bearing a-majority of hames_of"th~e 790'who voted at`the a mighty small space is 'sufficient ' to' tell-you that-we ' have-the~ greatest variety 'and the finest -quality -that money can buy. CHRISTC^SEN'S"Groper ICE CREAM frrnyp o>. m fxr-%T7m -we-Are Direct Lenders ~ You Deal With Us Only UI<em ZMOTORj C.^ I DODGE' - PLYMOUTH DISTRIBUTORS .6bO-Muzmta Ave. Monterey SHOP Avenue Cafe FOOD PREPARED TO PLEASE YOU Breakfast--Lunches--Dinners HOME-MADE PIES OUR SPECIALTY Half Fried `Chicken, Rib-Steak! New"York Cut gg with French Fried Potatoes, SPECIAL.................... .......... 611 Lighthouse " Mr. and Mrs, E, T.Kohu, Props, Ray's Radio Service 755 Lighthouse Ave, Service _and--Repairs- ~ V. J. Carp Authorized Warrantee Sta tion for-RCA, Motorola,' Phllco. and- .^emtn Phone 4806 Sales Dept -'L-lay-TuM Midway Drug Store Fred Nieholasr-Prop.- Corner Lighthouse and Hoffman Phone 6325 COMPLETE ST-OeK-OF-BR-UrS-ANP LIQUORS MAGAZINES AND SUNDRIES A convenient place to shop , ample parking spaeo Central Grocery . A. C. Lopez, Prop. L'AJ~rrx~mH.AT5- AroB- FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ' S. & H. Green Trading Stamps ' FREE DELIVERY--PHONE 7289 870 Lighthouse New Monterey 5DrensBirs" 622 Lighthpttsg Aye. All popular magazines, daily newspapers, birthday and wedding cards-"smokers* supplies; candies, stationery,.toys. BILL SORENSEN, Prop. Xips I i e.. ..Hieks_and_Cadefon Howell, sole owners of the firm of Hicks & Howell, have each had more than 20 years "6f''exp-eti-errce-Tir-the^aTrtomc!=-|- tive business. The firm, es" tablished about a "year" agoTTs peninsiila riistrihutor for File- stone tires, batteries, radios "and-accessories; :..-------- BTGKl - Additionally, the firm sells used cars and has an automo- tive repair department. tive of M ed Its sch Leslie Hicks, born in Las- ated frorr. "sen' CMh^T^liirOTrh^trairn schoorwh to the peninsula at an early on the age, attended local schools and team. I is a graduate of the Pacific married < Grove high school. He will be three chi remembered as captain and -partner,-- -star--player-- of--the--Breakers after" gra cage- team for two years and auto busi president of the student body. retary of 'He' is marred.'and is the ciation o father of twbbhildren. - position 1 " Garletoh Howell- Is' a "na- years. -- USED CARS .nRESTONTTACTORY TIRES -193f-GHEY7ROLET-SEDANVery low mileage. Exceptionally clean car..... . 1933 FORD SEDAN. _. In.:good, condition _ --1929 GHEVR OLET SEDAN A good car.for itsjige .......... $345 7.00 6.50 -16 -16 ... ... $9.65 $7.90 6.00^ 5.50 - REPAIR TSEPART-] Our low overhead enables us to off savings on all-types^ot-repaiF-jobs." 1 ' --=--- estimate -first-K--