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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-02-24
Marry a
Shopifter?
By r. A BAKER.

g. 1891. by Mcclure Newspaper syndicate
As a department store detective, Bob
Jacobs felt that he would make an
excellent laundryman. He had always
thought himself a pretty fair sleuth,
but since the ElstOn company took
him away from the jenkins agency,
he had not been a huge success.
Almost with the beginning OF Bob's
services at the store the thieving
started. That was four weeks ago,
and 1t seemed that the shOplifter was
becoming holder. More and more ar
ticles were being missed, some Of them
useless trinkets but all representing a
commercial value.
Finally Mr.. Elston called Bob into
his private office and asked him how
about it.
you've been with US about a month.
Mr.. Jacobs" said the proprietor, land
for about the same length of time sys-
tematic shoplifting has been going on.
Before we engaged a detective we had
no trouble with thieves, but that
we have one the shoplifters get busy.
We thought it was the proper, up-to-
date thing to have a house detective,
and that was the reason we hired you.
Now, this thing cannot last. l have
here a fairly comprehensive list of the
articles stolen, and the aggregate Of
value is quite impressive. The articles
cover a broad scope for instance, here
Is a 25-cent rag doll, a three-dollar
vase, a two-cent whistle and a mans
necktie."
1--WE done my best" retorted Bob,
"but I'll keep at it. 1, too, have a
list. and I've been studying it. There
is such a wide variety of articles taken
that they offer absolutely no clew. If
I do not catch the culprit within a
week I shall tender my resignation"
Bob left the office and in a brown
study walked into the notion depart
ment. His mind was so p~reOccupied
that he almost ran into his sister
Hazel and his fiancee, Clara Summers.
"We're shopping" Hazel told him.
"in preparation for the hard times
party. Most of the girls from school
are going"
They were both pretty young ladies,
although Of distinctly different types.
Hazel was a blonde and she dressed in
becoming black; while Clara was a
pronounced brunette and was CARRIED
In blue, carrying a parasol to match.
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all present. The party broke up at
| 1915, and all voted the "Blues" royal
entertainers.
Lutheran Chorus Choir Entertain
Tn uo,n~ Thosv Docfnp

Lutheran Chorus Choir Entertain
In Honor Their Pastor
The members of the mems chorus
choir, Of the Lutheran church, and
their wives gave a social evening"
at the Lutheran rectory Monday even
ing, February goth, in honor of Rev.
Livdhal's birthday.
The sixteen guests present, resolved
themselves into an entertaining COM
mittee and the occasion was made an
extremely pleasant n
Mrs. Livdahl served ice cream and
birthday cake as refreshments at the
conclusion of the evening.
y. Mr.. and Mrs. Livdahl were the re-
cipients of a very substantial birthday
gift.
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Tri-K's Entertained By Mrs.
Reiland and Miss Leen

Mrs. Reiland and Miss Leen were
hostesses to the Tri-K. Club Monday
evening, February goth, at the home
Of the former.
Rev. Puppy addressed the business
session relative to the advisability of
the club taking up a course of study
upon some worth while subject. After
some discussion a decision was reach
ed favoring the book entitled "The
Five Great Systems Of Thought. The
club also took under advisement the
educating of a native in India.
A social hour with needle work fol-
lowed the business session.
The regulation two eats and a drink
luncheon was served by the hostesses,
assisted by Mrs. st. John.
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Mrs. Slattery Entertains

Mrs. John L. Slattery was the
hostess on Monday at a delightful
luncheon at her apartments in the
Blackstone. The table where the six
guests were seated was tastely dec
Grated with carnations, matched by
pink candles in silver holders.
Mrs. Slattery left the next day with
her husband for Great Falls, where
they will remain for several weeks
Helena Independent.
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Mrs. Carrie Rudberg Entertains
With George Washington Party

Mrs. Carrie Rudberg entertained a
number of guests at her home on
fourth emu south, Thursday even
ing, February 23rd.
The affair was in the nature of a
George Washington party and many
jolly games and stunts occupied the
evening as entertainment.
Each guest found his supper part
ner by means of a search for hidden
Washington hatchets with the names
of the persons present written on
them.
A delightful luncheon was served by
Mrs. Rudberg, who was assisted by
Miss Belle Minick and Miss Myrtle
Rudberg.
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Methodist Aid and Mission Society
Hold Joint Meeting

I1OlO JONI meeting
The Methodist Ladies Aid and Mis-
sionary societies again held a joint
session in the church parlors Wednes-
day afternoon, February 22nd.
After a short business session of the
Ladies Aid, Reverend Chirgwin who
is field worker in the interest of the
Brother Van" memorial fund and also
a fund for the Deaconess hospital
work, addressed the entire company
in a most interesting manner upon the
subject of his work. Reverend Puppy
also gave an intensely interesting and
instructive talk on Missionary work
among the colored people of Africa
and the home missionary phase Of the
subject as it has to do with the COL
ored people of America. Miss Flor
ence Moore also gave some important
facts upon the subject.
Each person present brought a con-
tribution, in the way of refreshments
and a covered dish" party was the
result.
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IN BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE.: That
in the District Court of the United
States in and for the District of Mon
tana, on the 18th day of February,
1922, VIM. Syme Of Raymond, Sheri-
dan County, Montana, was duly adj
judged bankrupt upon his own petit
ton; that the payment Of any debts
or the delivery Of any property be-
longing to said bankrupt, to him or
for his use, and the transfer Of any
property by him, is forbidden by law;
that the first meeting of creditors Of
said bankrupt, for the purpose of fiji
ing and proving claims, the choice Of
one or more trustees, the examination
of the bankrupt under oath, and the
transaction Of such other business as
may properly come before such meet
ing, will be held in the office of Lincoln
Working, Referee, in the Glasgow Ma
.tional Bank Building, in Glasgow, Val
ley County, Montana, on the 9th day
of March, 1922, at 300 o'clock p. m.
Dated: Glasgow, Montana, February
23rd, 1922.
LINCOLN WORKING,
Referee in Bankruptcy,
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Potato Acreage Must Be Increased
Three potato meetings have been
held and not quite one half of the re-
quired acreage has been contracted as
yet. This is not time to lay down, no
time to quit. It is just the time to
keep plugging along and push the pro-
ject over in full.
1t would be we'll for the people who
have contracted a few acres to know
that unless the required acreage is
reached their marketing advantages
are cut off. The people who have con-
tracted a few acres are now pressed
into service to help secure the re-
quired acreage in order to be abso-
lutely sure that they will have all the
marketing advantages of the potato
crop that they should have. It is to
be remembered that n thousand
acres were promised. 1t is up to all
of US to get out and get the n thou
sand acres of potatoes contracted. The
weather was unfavorable for all of the
meetings and that accounts for the
small acreage contracted so far.
People wishing to see and read the
contracts will find them at the follow
ing places: Hinsdale, the two banks;
Nashua, the two banks, and at Glas-
gov at the Farm Bureau office.
A second potato meeting is to be
held at Hinsdale, Saturday, March
fourth and Friday, March the third at
Glasgow. It is hoped that the required
acreage will be reached by that time.
At these meetings the seed question
will be thoroughly discussed. The
available supply will be known by that
time and perhaps the price. Every
one who was at the first potato meet
ing should plan on attending and bring
ing a friend. The quicker the report
on the required acreage the better the
service from the Exchange. 600 acres
more of potatoes.
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The "Peptomists" Have A Party
At The High School

Half of the eighth grade or the
"Reds" were entertained by the other
half or "Blues" at a Valentine party
given at the high school on Friday,
February seventeenth, az a result of
a basketball contest in which the
"Blues" lost out. Games were played
in the gymnasium until 9:15 p. m.
when a "hasher", Eitaro Etow, dress
ed in cap and apron, announced with
dishpan and gavel that refreshments
were in order. Each one then con-
Quoted the person who had "the key
to his heart" into the domestic science
room PRETTY decorated for the oc-
casion, where dainty refreshments
were served. The chief attraction of
the evening was probably the Valen-
tine Box, filled with pretty favors for
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He believes in growing a living in
stead Of buying it,, another way of
that he believes in diversified
farming and has been in the farming
business for thirty years, acting al
ways on the theory that it is CHEAP
Err TO RAISE A LIVING THAN TO
BUY 1T, he made a success of farm
ing every year but one. That year the
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Mrs. Walker and Mrs. White Hostesses
To Conversational Aid,

Mrs. Walker and Mrs. White Hostesses
To Congregational Aid.
The Congregational Aid society met
at the home of Mrs. NJ. A. Walker,
Wednesday afternoon, February 22nd
with Mrs. Arthur White and Mrs.
Walker as hostesses.
This society also holds a joint ses-
sion with the Missionary society of
the church, and a Missionary program
is a feature Of the afternoon follow
ing the business meeting. A certain
phase of the missionary work being
done in China was presented in an
interesting tanner by Mrs. D. S.
Williams.
Following a social hour, Mrs. White
and Mrs. Walker served an enjoyable
luncheon.
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Epworth League Cabinet Meeting
At Home of Mrs. ]. Y. Miller.

The cabinet members Of the Ep-
worth League Of the Methodist church
met at the home of Mr.. j. Y. Miller
Monday evening, February Goth.
A business session was held; the
principal topic brought before the
meeting was the discussing and per,
fecting of plans to send a number of
delegates to the Epworth League In
stitute to be held in Neihart, Montana
in the early part of the coming sum.
mer.
At the conclusion of a social hour
Mrs. Miller served light refreshments
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Amusement Association Entertains
WITH WnshS~r%n- nrrno

With Washington Dance
The Amusement association had
planned quite an elaborate dance for
Wednesday evening, but owing to the
extremity of the weather the attend
ice did not warrant the carrying
out of these plans, so a social dance,
until twelve o'clock, was substituted.
The dance programme played by the
Glasgow orchestra was as pleasing as
always and the occasion was an en-
: .AALI.
joyaUie one.
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Thursday Evening Bridge Club
Maoto af I X Mitchell Home

Meets at ]. X. Mitchell Home.
The Thursday evening bridge club
met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
X. Mitchell in the Jensen Apartments
on February %. Auction bridge was
played, Mrs. S. C. Small receiving the
ladies' prize, an embroidered guest
towel, and Sam Grossman, the gentle
mems prize. Following cards a dainty
luncheon was served by Mrs. Mitchell.
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Farm Expert Speaks in Glasgow
March 1: Nashua March 2

March 1; Nashua March 2
j. G.. Haney, practical farmer and
farm lecturer of Grand Forks, North
Dakota will speakk at two points in
Valley county the first two days in
March.
He will speak in the court room at
Glasgow, Wednesday afternoon and
Thursday afternoon at Nashua.
Mr.. Haney is one of the most sought
after speakers in the west. He is the
superintendent of an experimental
farm and is recognized as a farm ex-
pert. He works out his theories on
his own farm before he advocates
them to the farmers. He works out
the conditions that would be met by
the average homesteader, and then re-
lates his experience to the farmers in
different parts of the county.
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Money may go a little farther now,
but it is still necessary with most OF
US to do some hustling to make 1t
reach from payday to payday.
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Postponed Saturday Bridge Club

Postponed Saturday Bridge Club
Meets With Mr.. Rugg
The regular meeting of the North
side Saturday Bridge Club which was
to have been held on Saturday, Feb
ruary 18th, was postponed and will be
held instead on Saturday, February
tw%enty-fifth at Mrs. S. l.. Riggs
apartments in the Farmers-Stock-
growers Bank building.
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White Shrine Meeting Wednesday
Evening, March First
The regular meeting Of the order
Of the White Shrine Of Jerusalem will
be held at the Masonic hall Wednes-
day evening, March LIST, and all men,
bers are urged to be present.
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Mrs. nnc;land Entertains
Altar Society

A we'll attended meeting of the
Altar Society, of the Catholic church,
was held at the home Of Mrs. w. =.
Reiland~ Thursday afternoon, Febru-
ary 23rd.
Plans were perfected at the business
session to give a card party on Feb
ruary 28th at the Rectory. Other mat
ters of minor Importance were dis
cussed.
A pleasing luncheon was served at
the conclusion of a social hour.
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Local Farm Bureau News

grasshoppers destroyed his entire
crop and ruined his meadows.
Mr.. Haney presents his facts in a
very interesting way and illustrates
his results with picture slides and
charts. The complete subject of d.
versification being presented by a
practical farmer lecturer and present
ed to both the a and eye makes it a
very pleasing and educational meeting.
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WANTED TO RENT-Modern house,
furnished. 4 or : room house pre-
ferred. Inquire at Courier. "A
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Notice to Members of the Glasgow
Dairymens' Association

The regular meeting is Saturday
evening Of this week, but due to the
absence of some members the meeting
is postponed until Friday evening,
March third. Keep this in mind and
bring a new member to learn how the
Glasgow Dairymens' Association is
the first in the state to have a men,
Der conducting a 1000 dairy.-Sec'y.-
Treasurer.
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Mrs. Glenn Maris to Entertain
The L. M. /. Study Club
The L. M. l. Study club will hold its
next regular meeting at the home of
Mrs. Glenn Maris, Tuesday evening,
February 18th.
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New Series of Card Parties
Announced at RectOrY

Another of a series of card parties
will be given at the Catholic Rectory
Tuesday evening, February 28th with
Mrs. Fried Mrs. Cahill, Mrs. Stoeckel
and Mrs. Etchart as a committee on
entertainment.
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Lutheran Ladies Aid Meets
Thursday, March Ninth
The Lutheran Ladies Aid society
will hold its next meeting on Thurs
day, March 9th at the home of Mrs.
Charles Meters. Mrs. Charles Hall
will assist Mrs. Meters on this occas-
sion.
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DR.. James. R. Angel broke a ZOO
year precedent when he was elected
president of historic Yale college
recently. the first time the directors
have gone outside the faculty or
alumnus to fill the office. In his
first address-he went on record as
tavoring athletics-the moral quail
tiles of the coaches to be first con.
sideration.
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IsPAs1RE

de: s. Mehedinti.
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'Un ceas de pacat,
poate terfeli o intreaga
viata de cinste".

Alegerile an trecut.. Criticize
plOua, - 81 drepte, 81 nedrepte,
dupa cum G firea oamenilor.
Tn lucru, insa, nj Sc pare mai
durer0s decat toate: amestecuI
armatei in luptele electorate, ceea
ce constitute pentru moi un fel de
Turtucaie political. tot asa de
rusincasa ca 81 cea din timpul
razboiului.
Judecati singuri faptele:
Armata romano. asa cum Vi
sase Balcescu, care Sc da in want
la 1S48 sa organizeze legiune 81
sa reinvie luptele de la Caluga.
|.reni, acea armata era visul tutu-
ror visurilor renasterei noastre
rationale. Ce mandrie, cand Dom
nil Pamanteni All putut vedea in.
jghebate cateva regimente... !!
Din nefericire. noroiul politicej
a patat inainte de vreme uniforma
tinerei noastre ostiri. Intro noap.
te de Februarie, ofiteri fara onoa.
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blajini, care Sc mirau 81 eli cum
de ag ajnns tocmai in fundnl
lVrancpi. Locotencntul era un ar.
delcan foarte potolit, lar capita
nul un ON de o vesela finete su.
lleteasca. Cand aunit marturia
ielegatului liberal ed batausii ho-
ttarisera sa-mi sparga geamurile
Ichiar din seara sosirii. a fOst asa
J de prevention. meat mia oferit a
dOua ri un soIdat de paZa.. /.
(eeea ce trieste, n am putut
primi).
| Oar aceasta nu schimba i'm nj
Imlc sitnatia celor ce au amestecat
.unifOrma i'm zavera alegerilor
!dln 1920. care va ramane in
imintea poporului nostru ca 81 "a
lverea de la 1921. Nimeni MI va
putea uita faptul grozav ca I'm
general activ STA luat asupra- 81
ca ministru de interne, toata ras-
lpnnderea morala "a ilegalitatilor
|pe trecute sub ochii intrcgului
!popor romanesc.
AcI e durerea cea mare. care
cere o grabnica ispasire.
Romanla are nevOie de armata
mai mutt decat orice stat euro
pean. Anglia "a intors la spirituI
el mercantil. Italia ~pe aceiasi
Gale. de oarece STA rotuniit hota-
rele. Franta sa razbunat de 1870
In Germania. lucratOrul de fabrica
Sc pare ca e mai pretuit decat un
oflter... Numa tara noastra.
find asezata in calea tuturor rau-
tatlor. cum zicea Cronicarul. va
trebui sa vegheze 81 iarasi sa ve-
sheze. + destul sd atipim, 81 toti
vor sari asupra noastra.
Acum vre-o zece ami. cand am
cerut -cabinetnlui Carp sa fie un
Minister al prcgatirei natio.
nale' am spus uncle lucruri care,
din nefericire, 'au implinit. Sa
dea Dumnezeu sa nu Sc implineas-
lea temerea mea... Altfel. Roma
MA ISL va musca iarasi mainile.
dar atunci va fl prea tarziu.
lata de ce, intr'un stat pc care
dnsmanii il osandisera sa fie cat
Monaco. lar Aliatii Sc invoisera 81
|ei sa l imparta go August 1910.
daca nici armata nu va pastra ne
atlns slmbolul unitatei deplihe.
nlcl o ancOra nu va mai Fl destul
| dc, tare, cand va izbucni din non
furtma. s. >Mehedinti.
(Din ''Dacia"
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Va merge d1 lionel Bratianu
Ia conferints?
Rolul dior Duca 81 Vintila
Bratianu.

In legatnra en- hconferinta de IL
Genoa aflam urmatorele din Ger.
curl autorizate:
Desi confer:nta fost fixati
pentru 10 Aprilie, informatiuni
sOsite Interior arata ca ca va su.
teri 0 nOua amanare - prObabil
1ana Ia 25 Aprilie = aceasta in
fire altclc din cauza sarbatorilol
de paste earl. cad in zilele de 16
II 81 Is Aprilie.
In invitatinea adresata GA.
vernelor Sc inzista cd tarile sa fie
i'cprezentate prin primii ministri
De aceia parea fixat ca dl lionel
Bratianu va merge la Genoa.
/ Se pare insa ca in ultimul timp
scful guyernului STA schimbat pa.
rerea. Putem afirma ca pentru
moment este hotarit ca Ill lionel
15ratianu MI Sc va mai duce La
eonferinta. Ramane de vazut daca
fapte ulterioare nu vor schimba
accasta hotarire.
Motivul?
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ABONATI Z1AKUL
,,AMERICA''
CAMERELE
ROMANO
VOR LUCRA
Is ZILE
Remanierea Sc va face
la toamna.

In legatura cu cOnsfatuirea de
ascara ministrilor prezenti in
Capitala consfatuire la care n a
participat dl lionel Bratianu =
aflam urmatoarele date intere-
sante:
Sesinnea parlamentara va dura
numai 16 zile. Camerele vor lucra
in ordinea urmatoare: Validarile
81 constituirea birourilor, discutia
la mesagiu, legea chiriilor, legea
budgetara, statutul Dunarei 81 ale-
.gerea comisiunilor pentru opera
de cOnstituanta.
Parlamentul va lucra fara in
trerupere 81 de va trebui sc vor
time 81 sedinti de noapte. pentru
ca totul sa fie terminal inainte dc
vacanta pastelor.
Parlamentul nu Sc va redeschide
apoi de eat la % Novembrie.
Fata de aceasta extrem de
scurta sesiune >parlamentara este
aproape sigur ca nu mai avea loc
acum remaniere ministeriala in
sensul cunoscut al cuvintelOr.
Guvernul nu vede nici mn mo.
|tiv seriOs de a prOceda acum la
remaniere - operatiune care pro-
|voacA framantari de partid - cu
atat mai multi Gu cat actualii mi.
nistri in timpul vacantei nu vol
avea de facut altceva decat sd lu.
fcreze cn comisiile parliamentary
pentru pregatirea materialului de
[legiferare.
Totus dl lionel Bratianu nu STA
spus inca gandul. 81 cine site daca
cuvantul d-sale hotaritor nu va
rasturna multe din cele ce socot
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DtREcT0RII C0MPANIEI
De PUBLICITATE A
UNlUNEI S. R. A,

NIcoLAE BARDAs, Pres,
X. f. ID. Canton, O.
Bell Telefon, Caunty 119 Ring Z
P. CHINA, vice-Pres.,
1863 So. Main st. Akron, O.
N. N. BQERIU, Seer. Adm,
sos Detroit ave. Cleveland, o.
d. BARZA, Caster
55O1 Detroit Ave., Cleveland, O.
Eembrii in directie:
I. N. SERB
80 r. Home St., New Castle, Pa.
loan G. HOzA
729 f. Sumitt st. Alliance. Ohio
GEORGE SALCA
Arcade Hotel, Alliance, Ohio.
c. R. PASCU
5705 Detroit Ave., Cleveland, O.
ILIE IANCU
p. O. Box 319 f. Pittsburgh, Pa.
OontrO1ori:
loan DAMIAN
1919 Brainard Ave-, Cleveland, O.
In. SUFANA
1877 s. Liberty st. Alliance, o.
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'ca sigure eel mai multi din cola
boratorii d-sale.

fca signre eel mai multi din cola
boratorii d-sale.
Oar daci nu vOm avea nici o re-
inaniare, mn sc Va putea evita @
complectare a ministerului.
\ Fapt este ca ministerul de raz-
bOl va ii 'ocnpat de Ifn general. ID.
l'ratianu tine negresit La acest
lucru. Departmental promis
|d-lui general Mardarescu.
In al doilea lOc. este foarte pro
babil ca viitorul presedinte al Ca.
merei va fl un membru al actualu.
lni guyern. Daca va trece dl ge-
neral Vaitoianu la presidential Ca
|merei. atunci oil Marzescu va trece
la inferno 81 Sc va numi un no,,
[titular la munca, probabil Ill Sa
veanu. Daca va trece Ill Alexan-
dru Constantinescu la presidential
Camerei va trebui nn titular. la
domenii.
Stunt insa unii carl pretind ca
nici dl general Vaitoianu. nici dl
Alexandra Constantinescu m vor
putea trece la presidentia Ca
merei.
Primul din cauza tinutei opo-
zltIel = pc care glvernul tine
mutt sa no aduca Ia disperare
prln prezenta d-sale: al doilea
din cauza situatiei launtlice din
partidul liberal 81 in special a
sentimentului deputatilor tineri
din partid.
Nh este exclus dar ca 81 in a,
ceasta privinta sd vedem inventat
nn presedinte lnat dintre... arde-
lenH llberali, aceasta cu atat mai
multi cu cat sesiunea va Fl foarte
scurta. La toamna abba ar urma
sil sc trateze definitiv 81 rpmanic.
rea 81 problema presedentiei Ca
merei.
din 'Adevarul").