^auWill Give14Labor toStalein-116 Menat 10Land PurchaseofFund Only Remaining Needhe Car-will be IThe Swan Lake improvementColuni-' was officially approvedit was ^ CWA undertaking yesterday- byj Prof. George Keller, low'a CWA na. now engineer, it was announced in Desa State 'irincipal The sum of SIP.SAO, to give eni-iiograin ployment to 110 men. wa.s allottedfor the work.rornmit-Buy IjindHowever, the urdertaking can-ea.Mirer, i ^ started until the neoessarvlominK-land has been purchased and presented to the state through the' board of conservation.Inmittee^ ,, ^ I The announcement by Profe.ssor' , Keller ser\’ed as an additional spurrk Mrs i conamitteeraen w’ho are now“ I at work seeking to raise $6,000 tot work. I around thechj lake. Apparently all that stands and *^-^ween the immediate creation of this .state park i.s the raising ofthat fund.FarmIRaises Relief Quotan’, dean j Allotment of the additional men college, j to Carroll county adds 110 to thoseVlersat the Williamnow engaged on CWA projects. Previously the county had been I given 206 men, making a total.' when the new group starts, of 316. ^11 i The additional men will be re-dll cruited from the entire county,apportioned to localities as to needs. The new quota will practi-JtL _ 1 burden which5IIUW the county poor fund has beenbearing.Ask ContributionsThe campaign for flt;mds to pur-!e.st bird chase land is progressing slowly, uid was but is deflnitsly advancing, com-show at i mitteemen said today. An appea^, i.s made to everyone to give some-cerel Mr.' thing toward this project. It Is r.st cock, * impos.sible for the committeemen Ling pf»n. I to interview everyone and volun-;o exhib-! tary contributions are solicited, the fol-iThe.se contributions can be made' at the Dally Herald office where a:ck, .second and .supply of pledge card.s Is availableill chick-Can Save MoneyFarmers, who annually spend Plymouth several dollars each going to BlackHawk Lake, L»st Island Lake or , other northern low’a lakes to fish ' for bullheads are asked to remem-toI her that Swan Lake will be just .such a place and that by giving udollar or two or even S.O or $10,ovedha.s openednder therovementthey can save themselves money on their fishing trips. In fact, any-bolt;ly who hunts, fishes or other-? .started wise enjoys the outdoors, should urthou.se. be intere.sted enough in this poor-' tential 160 acre (estimated) lake, to contribute.The following have contributed be fin- to the pioject .since the last piib-cupied us lushed list:Amie B. Hodge, Dr. E. W. Mar-xirthouse , ton. Fred Vicarious, Burke Hotel.V approp- F .1, Rogers, P T. Sabus, Bernadette Conroy. Home Laundry, L. C. Dreesen, James H. Gnam. G. W,rp Hamilton, Wilkc-Sas.se Drug Co..10 F J Kloser, K. A. Blake. E. M.Jaroijs, Hubert Jacobs, Robert Gnam, Georgt J. Neuerberg, KellyShoe Store employees. Max Bru-der, E G. Fisher, Ellmor Hul.sebus. F P. Culbertson. J P. Christy.rlprmpn ^ Thelen, Mrs. M J Kelly. Wal-- . I ter Borchart, J. Ro.ss Irish, DonaldidBtlOn R, Morgan. Frank R. Rasmu.ssen,John E. Gnam, Sanitary Laundry.Harriet Finnegan, Frank E. Gray. leuis Heider, Harry E*X)th, Wil-y forPlant^lantA .sparkTuesday ham Winnike, Dr. F H. Hille' munici- i meyer. Mary Rieff, Nagl Bros.,1 the city {George S. Miller. Junior Chamber ssion and of Commerce. Carl M. Rickman, ey of the i William E. Schinich, Henry Dan-if Omaha, iel.s, William Wickmer. Robert le estab- Cunningham, Green I..antem Beer at a co.st t Garden. E. M. Holmes. Kline Si