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The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-28

Velma were born. They next moved
to Plentywood and then to Scobey
They moved by horse and buggy,
to Opheim April IT. 1915. The "old
town" then inland, was some dis
tance from the present Opheim
townsite. They opened bakery and
then changed its name to Model
grocery and confectionery. Mr.. Kulp
also worked in the Overland ga
rage. operated by Mcdonald g.
Franks They owned hotel, which
was operated for a year by Mrs.
Kulp's sister, Mrs. Sophie Halstein.
1t was part of the present hotel.
Another son, Marvin Kulp, was
born here in 1922. He is now an
electricians mate third class, sta
toned in the navy at New London,
Conn. Harold Kulp and family live
in Seattle, where he is engaged in
defense work. Velma Kulp, former
beauty shop operator at Glendive,
had served in the WACS, but re-
signed to help her parents move.
Mr. and Mrs. Kulp will be re-
here for their faithful
work in the Lutheran church. Mr..
Kulp also was always ready to help
any neighbor with carpenter work.
He also served as deputy sheriff here
at one time. Mrs. Kulp had served
as president of the Lutheran Ladies
Aid and had done work on many
church committees.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-28
Community
Calerrdar...

TONIGHT
7:30-Rainbow chapter at Masonic
temple.
MONDAY
6:15-Glasgow Business and Pro-
feSsional Woman's club at Congre-
gational church parlorS.
8-Laura Rebekah lodge at Odd
Fellows hall.
8-North Star lodge at Masonic
temple.
9-Community program for selec-
tees at civic center.
TUESDAY
2:30-Glasgow Home DemonsJra-
tion club at home of Mrs. r. Sim
clair.
8-Chapter U of PEG. at home
of Mrs. F. j. Mersen.
WEDNESDAY
7:30-USO volunteer workers will
meet at canteen game room.
8-Odd Fellows at Odd Fellows
hall
THURSDAY
2:30-Methodist Womans Society
OF Christian Service at church par
lors.
2:30-Lutheran Ladies Aid tea in
honor of Miss Arna Njaa of Mime
apoliS at church parlors. All circles
are hoSteSSeS.
6-St. Matthews church first
family night supper at church
parlorS.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-28
Eastern Star Has Halloween
Party as EriendShip Program

! A Halloween party was the soc al
feature following a meeting of the
Eastern Star Monday night at the
! Masonic temple 1t was planned as
one of the four Friendship programs
for the year. Members of other
Eastern Star chapters living in
Glasgow were invited as guests and
Mrs. c. H. Brocksmith, worthy
matron, who presided. gave them
a greeting. Mrs. c. H. Roberts spoke
on Friendship"
Songs and games directed by Mr.
and Mrs. George Lane and Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Jacobson, a ghost story
told by Mr.. Jacobson and lunch
made up the program. Halloween
plate favors contained short for
tunes" which were read. Agnes
Bayne, Dorothy Briggs and Mary
Thomas sang Without a Song
accompanied by Wanda Larson.
Luncheon hostesses were Mrs.
chester Jackson. Mrs. r. A. De-
Haven, Mrs. R. L. Thomas and Mrs.
j. K. McGibney and Mrs. Edna
Nelson of Fort Peck.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-28
BY Courier Correspondent

by courier correspondent
OPHEIM-Mr. and Mrs. Harry P
Kulp, owners of the Valley hotel
and residents of this community fol
more than 25 years, retired from
business. They left here with their
daughter Velma. Mr.. Kulp, who was
in poor health, has since been re-
ceiving treatment at the Deaconess
hospital in Glasgow. They had
planned to go south for his health,
possibly to Phoenix, Ariz. The Kulps
were honored by the community at
a farewell party in the Lutheran
church parlors.
The program included various
music selections. The Rev. E. B.
Holte spoke in tribute to the Kulps
and later presented them with a
purse from those present. Women
brought and served a buffet lunch.
Mr.. Kulp was born in Shannon
vile, Penn, in 1880. Two years
later his parents moved to Dawson,
N. D., where he attended school. He
acquired a farm when 20, but for
seven consecutive years there were
Mrs. Kulp is a native of
MINI.
Married at Minot
The KulpS were married at Minot,
N. D., Oct. %, 1906, this year mark
ing their 37th anniversary. They
lived on a farm near Minot, N. D.,
where their children Harold and
The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-28
Mrs. Irle is Hostess
to Tuesday Bridge Club

Mrs. r L. IrIe entertained the
Tuesday Bridge club at luncheon at
her home Tuesday at Ills. Mrs. T.
w. Leedham and Mrs. j. p. Stern
hagen we're substitutes for absent
members. Mrs. Leedham received a
high score prize at contract, which
jvas donated. according to club
custom. to the Red Cross. Mrs. A.
N. Smith was elected club chairman
for the year. The club voted to con-
tinue meeting, but to omit the
luncheon which has been a feature
of the meeting in the past. Prizes
will be given and will be donated to
the Red Cross by the recipient as
curing the past year.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-28
IN OFFICER TRAINING

NASHUA-Private Joe Lutz, who
has been in training at Gustavus
Adolphus college, at st. Peter, Mimi,
marines and is taking officers train
ing. His mother, Mrs. Harry Hicock
of Port orchard, Wash, is here to
visit him and is a guest at the
John Barker home.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-28
st Matthews Guild
Plans Family Night Suppers

A family night suppers for MEM
bers of the Episcopal church, and the
woman's guild and their family and
friends was planned at a meeting OF
the guild at the home of Mrs. G. H
Klein Thursday afternoon. The first
will be at the church Nov. 4 at $50
Mrs. G. A. Clark presided. The Rev
and Mrs. Frank Squires, who hao
recently returned to Malta from an
extended vacation in the east, were
present. Mrs. Klein served luncheon
The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-28
Junior WOman's Club Interested
In Recreation CIub for Youth

cussed plans for organizing a recre-
alton club for young people of high
school age at meeting at the home
of Mrs. Charles Dewitt Friday
night. The club hopes to interest
other organizations in joining it tc
sponsor the project. Mrs. Howard
Tripp presided at the meeting. Lat
er a luncheon was served and bridge
was PLAYED.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-28
Ladies Society of Brotherhood
Has Halloween Party

The Ladies Society of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen and
Enginemen had a Halloween party
in Dignan hall Tuesday night. Mem
bers came in costume and Mrs. T.
M. Owings received a prize for the
"cutest" costume, Mrs. A. L. Blair
for the funniest costume. Contest
games and other Halloween games
were played. Mrs. Sheldon won the
peanut race and received a prize
Mrs. Henry Malunat was rewarded
for most successfully pinning a
tail on a picture cat. Mrs. Duane
Boley cut the "cutest" Halloween
motif, and won a prize. A luncheon
was served by Mrs. Roger Orr and
Mrs. Morris Opsahl.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-28
SPEEDING COSTS $40

Buck R. Taylor, %, of Wolf Point,
forfeited $40 bail in the C. w.
Kampfer justice court Monday on a
charge of exceeding the 35-mile
speed limit. Taylor was arrested by
Highway Patrolman William VOL
den between Oswego and Wolf
Point and charged with driving a
truck so miles an hour.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-28
Mrs. Knight is Hostess to
Lutheran Circles

MIS-. Leonard Knight entertained
all circles of the Lutheran Ladies
Aid at the church parlors Thursday
afternoon A regular meeting OF
LYDIA circle was held. Mrs. Frank
Mersen presided and conducted de
vctions. Mrs. T. T. Boe gave brief
reviews of three books which had
been added to the society's library.
They were "'Muskego Boy by Dr.
and Mrs. Howard Hong, THE Robe, -
by Lloyd Douglas, and an anthology
of poems collected by James Nudge.
A luncheon was served.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-28
Mrs. Morgan is Hostess
to Methodist Circle Il

Mrs. Fl. Q. Morgan entertained
Methodist Circle B at her home
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. j. K. Nc
Gibney presided at a business session
in the basement recreation room.
Plans for the annual bazaar of the
Womans Society of Christian Ser
vice at the Odd Fellows hall Nov. 13,
were discussed.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-28
Former Fl. Peck
Woman with Red
Cross I'm Africa

Miss Marie Frances Dachs, Amer
ican Red Cross hospital secretary
and former employe in the U. S. en-
gineer office at Fort Peck, has ar
rived safely in North Africa, ac-
cording to word received from the
Red Cross. Miss Dachs' home is
Deer Lodge and she is the daugh-
ter OF Mrs Anne Dachs.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-28
Mrs. Brown HOnored
With Farewell Party

MIS-. Howard Brown. who vii
leave soon for Los Angeles, was
honored by members of the Degree
of Honor lodge and other neighbors
and friends. who gathered at her
home Monday night. She was pre-
sented with a gift from the group
of 25 who participated. Whist was
played and Miss Pauline Walsh
The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-28
Mrs. Sternhagen and Mrs. Austin
HonOr Mrs. Button and Daughter

Mrs. j. P. Sternhagen and MIS-. G.
R. Austin entertained a group of 8
at a matinee at the Roxy Friday,
followed by luncheon at the Eat
Shop in honor of Mrs. E. D. Button
and her daughter. Mrs. Almond
Barton of Oakland, Calf, who are
here at the Button home. The hon
ored guests received gifts from the
hosteSseS.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-28

for their home Thursday. Mr.. and
Mrs. David Parke entertained at
dinner the previous Saturday and
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Bruce at din
ner Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. D. L.
Gillespie and Mrs. Richard Larson
and daughter Linda Lee were also
guests at both dinners.
Mr.. Bruce took the guests to Fort
Peck to see the project and lun-
cheon was served after their return.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-28
Elsie Hotter Will Head
Senior Luther League

Elsie Hotter was rejected pres
ident of the Senior Luther league
Sunday night. Other officers are
Devon Scanson, vice president;
Dorothy Briggs, secretary; Dick
Stedtfeld, treasurer, and Betty Lou
Sandvig, corresponding secretary.
There will be a Halloween social at
the meeting next Sunday night
which will be open to all interested
The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-28
Degree of Honor Executive
GrOup Meets with Mrs. Cole

MIS-. FOrreSt Cole entertained the
Degree of Honor executive group at
her home Thursday night. She
presided at a short business meeting
and the remainder of the meeting
was spent socially. A luncheon was
served.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-28
West Galpin Club
Will Have THANKSGIVING Dinner

The West Galpin club planned its
annual Thanksgiving dinner, which
will be in the Allen cafe banquet
room Saturday Nov 13, at 6, at a
meeting at the home of Mrs. r. K
Wittmayer Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Elva Crowder gave a mendine
demonstration. Mrs H. H. Ebersole
presided at the business meeting
Mrs. Wittmayer served a luncheon.
The club will meet Nov. IT with Mrs.
AnderS Brekken.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-28
COURSE FOR WAR VETS

ing offered veterans of the present
war and veterans of World War 1,
according to Prof. r. E. Gibbs who
is in charge of war training at Mont
ana State college. Veterans inter
ested should write him.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-28
NOTICE, BLOCK LEADERS

The time for turning in Home
Front pledge cards has been ex-
tended to Nov. l. Please have them
all in by that date. - Mrs. M. S..
Funk, chairman.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-28
Girl Scout Organize;
Mary Holland is President

Mary Holland was elected pres
ident of Girl Scout Troop 3, which
was organized at meeting at the
Glasgow high school. Monday. Miss
Carol SkiOd will be leader. Other
The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-28
Mrs. Gillespie and Daughter
OF Park River Entertained

Mr.. and Mrs. Archie F.. Gillespie
and daughter Lillian of Park River,
N. D., who were visiting relatives in
Glasgow, were guests at a number of
social affairs before their departure
The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-28
Methodist Circle c
Entertained BY Miss EberSOle

Members of Methodist Circle G
spent Thursday afternoon at the
home of Miss Nora Ebersole, doing
some mending for her, and were
guests at dinner at o'clock.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-28
Mr.. and Mrs. Markle and
NJ. and Mrs Morgan Have Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. TIL. Markle and Mrs.
H y. Morgan entertained friends at
dirner at the Markle home Sat
urday night. covers were laid for %
Later contract was played and score
favor were given Mrs. H. A. Yotter
and Mrs. John NJ. Kline.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-28
Barbara Lee Richardson
HOnOred at Halloween Part,

I I
Mrs. Mary Butts entertained a
group of girls at a Halloween party
honoring Barbara Lee Richardson
at the Richardson home Sunday
night from to 9. Games were
played and a lunch served Other
guests were Marie PaCtison, An
Anderson, Margaret Anderson, Lo-
reen Hanson, Rita Sternhagen ana
joyce Nelson.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-28

received a high score prize. Mrs. R.
H. Lamb received low score gift. A
luncheon was served.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-28

officers La Vonne Schellinged, vice
president; Viola Russell, secretary,
and jeanne Mueller, treasure.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-28
American Legion and Auxiliary
Have Social Meeting

A social meeting of the American
Legion and the Legion Auxiliary was
held in the Legion hall last We'd
nesday night. Cards were played in
formally and a luncheon was served
by Mrs. j. E. Brown and Mrs. j. A.
Holland.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-28
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Honor
MIR. and Mrs. Runnion

Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Crawford
honored Mr.. and Mrs T. w. Runnion
Tuesday. entertaining them at din
ner on their 51st wedding anniversa-
ry. A decorated wedding cake was
the table centerpiece.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-28
TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY

For Sale-Good brood SOW and ten
weaner pigs. Mrs. E. House, Ma
shua. 27-1tp
The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-28
Social and Club News
of the GlasgowSection
Reecse-Luhman

Reecse-Luhman
Mss Lois Luhman. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Luhman oi
Minneapolis. and Phillip Reece, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Reece
OF Glasgow were married in the
sanctuary of the University Baptist
church in Minneapolis Saturday,
Oct, 9 at 8. Decorations of the room
and altar were white chrySan-
tnemumS. cybotium ferns and
Lighted taperS. The Rev. George c.
Fetter officiated.
The bride wore a white sheer
gown, a fingertip veil, and carried
a bouquet of white roses and POM
porls. She was attended by her sis
ter. Mrs. Harold Niles, who wore a
yellow taffeta dress with matching
tiara. A flower girl, RoXanne Niles,
niece of the bride, wore blue net
with matching tiara and carried a
Colonial bouquet. Harold Niles was
Mr. Reese's best man.
A reception in the church parlors
followed the ceremony.
The bride was graduated in June
from the University of Minnesota
and is a member of Phi Upsilon
Omicron and Omicron M. national
home economics sororitieS. Mr.. Reece
was graduated in 1885 from Glasgow
high school and in 1897 from Billings |
Polytechnic institute. He attended (
the University of Minnesota in /
1910. He is now serving with the
merchant marine and stationed at
San Pedro, Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reece stopped in
Glasgow to visit his parents, and
LEFT last Sunday for Bremerton,
Wash, to visit his brother-in- law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Jorgen
Dokken. From there they will go to
Los Angeles, where they will live.
Schuster- Woods II
Miss Dorothy Schuster, daughter {
of A. L. SchuSter of Portland and
niece of Miss Anna Schuster of
Glentana, became the bride of Pfc. {
Sam Woods of Great Falls at !
double ring ceremony in st. AIMS I
rectory in Great Falls Saturday af- q
ternoon at l. The Rev. FIR. E. B. c
Schuster, cousin of the bride, off,
ciated. q
The bride was given in marriage \
by F. j. Gillis of Great Falls. She t
wore a white wool suit with aqua n
hat and accessories and a corsage .
oi roSebuds and carnations. She {
was attended by her sister, Miss E
Mary Schuster. Walter Woods of I
Great Falls was his brothers best a
man.
Following the ceremony a recep- =
ton was held for members of the r
bridal party at the George Maiden 7
home and a wedding dinner was n
served at the Gerald cafe at $50
hat night. Out-of-town guests were
he bridegrooms parents, Mr.. and :,
Mrs. R. Woods of Augusta, Mr. and
Mrs. Dubbs and Mrs. George Ire
and of Simms. c
The bride was graduated in June a
The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-28

For Sale-Good storage building, 12-
x14x8. Could be moved at once.
Inquire 425 Third Ave. No., GlaS-
gov. 27-1tp
The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-28
Collins Berg

Collins Berg
Miss Mayme Doryce Berg of
Portland, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Knute Berg of Nashua. and Ray
mond John Collins of Nashua, son
Il Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Collins of
Nashua, were married at the home
of Mrs. William Raymond of Glas-
gov Tuesday noon at 1890. The Rev.
f. R. Bellingham officiated Miss
Patricia Jean Raymond was brides
maid and Peter Allen West was best
man.
The bride ard her attendant wore
dresses of jersey in
Paisley print, and corsage bouquets
of pompoms. Following the cere-
mony Mrs. Raymond and her sister,
Mrs. Sarah Ildstad were hostesseS
at a wedding dinner. They were
assisted by Miss Hazel Enkerud.
The bridegroom has been engaged
N farming near Nashua. He has
in the merchant marine
md will leave Thursday morning for
Salt Lake city for examinations. The
,ride, who is employed in Portland
will return there. Both attended
Nashua high school.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-28

from the Great Falls College of
Education, where she majored in
dietetics. She has since been en-
ployed at the Great Falls airbase.
Private woods attended the Augusta
schools and before called to service
was employed at the east army air
base, where he is now stationed
M ~ will make their home in Great
Falls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
Turkeys Scarce
No Parade, But
Soldiers FedSt


While peIolters viii celebrate
Thanksgiving Day with few FUR
KEYS and no holiday parade. serv-
icemen in the Detroit area plan
10 Sit down 10 sumpfuous dinners
with tons Of the traditional fowl
Santa Claus decided 20 call off
The parade. Gin The spirit Of CO.
operation with the war effort "
according 10 IT'S sponsor. tho J, l..
Hudson Co.
There viii be pleasure aplcnty.
however. az the naval arnory and
Dearborn and Crosse lie naval
stations. where blue5ackotS viii
eat more than three tons Of tur-
key
Hundreds Of other Scrtfcemen
VIII share Thanksgiving dinners
al Detroit homes. thanks 10 the
generosity of civilians VIII o
swamped the USO with invita-
tons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
Treaaskis Recovering

ALGIERS. Nov "a ms
Richard TregaskiS. ms war cor
respondent who was wounded by
a she'll fragment Monday in an
American sector of the Fifth
Army front in Italy, today was
reported coming along satisiac-
torily."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
History Answers

With the exception Of Her
bert Hoover all Of the presi-
dents listed had previously
served as vice president.
Questions on Page )
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-25
OUCH!
MY Arm
Extra powerful OMEGA OIL
gives relief from muscle pain

Good old Omega Oil That should do II
That's the stuff 10 try--rubs right into
the skin. Goes right 20 work TO relieve
those stiff shoulder muscles. Breaks up
congestion. Nothing better as a rub tor
fast relief OF sore, aching. painful muscles.
What a differencei What comfort! Omega
GH-or1iy s5t ut ali drug stores,
La gaceta., 1943-09-29

clasifcado en- la misma categorfa
que los ministries diplomaticos.
frabaiara en- cooperation con ell
Ministro de los Estados Unidos
acreditado al Gobierno de Egipto.
Su jurisdiction abarcara en- general
todas las operaciones econ6micas
de los Estados Unidos en- ell Medic
Oriente.
Este nombramiento es ahora de
considerable importancia, debido a
la rapidez con que progresa Ell do
mimic de los Aliados en- esa zona.
Ell senior Lands intervendra en- las
tr~ansacciones de abastecimientos
para civiles v en- los embarques que
sc hacen mediante los contracts de
Prestamos v Arrendamientos hacia
diez PASSES, cuya poblaci6n asciende
a ochenta millones de habitantes, Y
los cuales son; Turqufa, Egipto,
Siria, Iran, Irak, Palestine, Trans
Jordania, Chipre, Malta y Eritrea.
En- Ell ejercicio de sus nuevas
funciones, ell senior Lands traba-
iara en- cooperation con ell senior
R. G. Casey, Representative de la
Gran Bretafa, quien anteriormente
fu6 Ministro de Australia en- los
Estados Unidos Y ahora es Ministro
de Estado y miembro del Gabinete
de Guerra Britannica.
Otro acertadO nombramiento ha
sido ell que hiciera ell Secretario de
Estado de los Estados Unidos, senior
Cordell Hull al designar a Calvin B.
Baldwin, distinguish hombre de ne
gocios del Estado de Virginia, quien
es ahora director de la Administra-
ci6n de Seguridad Agrfcola, para
ocupar ell puesto de director eco
n6mico para la rehabilitation de
Italia. Ell senior Baldwin Sc hara
cargo de los asuntos economics de
Italia, cuando las agencias civiles
de los Estados Unidos entren en-
dicho pals O ell fin de prestar su
asistencia en- la soluci6n de profile
mas del suministro de where's y
otros asuntos econ6micos.
La gaceta., 1943-09-29
AviadOr tumba siete aviOnes
enemigOs en- un solo vuelO

WASHINGTON.-Un joven avia-
dor perteneciente al Cuerpo de In
fanterfa de Marina de los Estados
Unidos, ha recibido la mas alta
confederation que Sc concede en-
este pals, por ell hecho de que, en-
ell mes de abril pr6ximo pasado, y
sobre ell Archipelago de las Islas
Salom6n, consigui6 derribar siete
bombarderos japoneses en- un sole
vuelo.
Nos referimos al captain James
SWEET, a quien ell presidente Roose-
welt contrib recientemente la Me.
dalla de Honor del Congreso. Els Ell
decimo tercer miembro de la Infan-
terra de Marina de los Estados
Unidos a quien Sc lie c%onfere esa dis
tinci6n durante la guerra actual.
La citaci6n dice que, en- un intre.
pido vuelo para i~nterceptar una
bandada de ciento cincuenta aviones
enemigos, ell captain SWEET, que en-.
tonces era teniente, dirigio su es.
cuadr6n de cuatro aeroplanos con,
ira ounce bombarderos japoneses
Y volando en- picada, el personal
mente derrib6 del aire tres aparatoi
enemigos.
Luego, mientras Sc escapaba del
radio de las descargas de las bate.
rias antiaereas, tuvo que separarse
de sus companeros, pero solo, atact
seis bombarderos enemigos, cuatrc
de los cuales cayeron envueltos en-
llamas. Durante su quinto encuen-
tro Sc lie agotaron las m~uniciones,
pero Sc precipit6 contra una oposi-
ci6n abrumadora que estuvo a
punto de destruir su aparato. A
pesar de ESQ, logr6 amarizar dies
tramente cerca de Tulagi.
La gaceta., 1943-09-29
Pleitos y Divorcios

Decretos finales: Susie Dean
Cook contra Ted Williams Cook;
David L. Crawford contra T. Fred
Crawford; Essie Della Hunter
contra Albert E. Hunter; Madge
Clay contra Robert E. Clay; Err
nest William Koontz contra Jane
Claire Koontz; Tucker Hyde con-
ira Odessa Hyde.
Nuevas demands: GLADYS
Ruoss contra Charles Ruoss; Van
Rood Paetke contra Mary Flea
nor Paetke; Alfonso Molina con-
ira Dolores Molina; Herman
Green contra Albert Green; Ralph
M. Sanchez, Jr. contra Josefina
MARTINEZ Sanchez; Marietta Craig
Petersonc Ontra Roy Maynard Pc
terson; Lucille Wise contra ROYAL
Wise; Angela Alicia Hernandez
contra Alberto Hernandez.
La gaceta., 1943-09-29
PIDE Ell ALcALDE QUE LA
LIcENcIA soBRE LAS
VENTAS SEA REBAJADA

A petici6n del alcalde Chancey,
ell ayuntamiento aprOb6, en- pri-
mera lectura, una moci6n que cor
ia en- la mitad la licencia sobre
las ventas, beneficiando asi a los
concentrates.
La ordenanza rebaja la licen-
cia de las estaciones "gasolineras''
desde $50 a $25.
Actualmente los detallistas pa
gan su licencia a base de $500
por cada mil pesos de venta. Aeon
seja ell alcalde que Sc rebaje a un
peso.
Sc acord6 aumentar la paga de
tres c~arceleros, %agregados al de-
partamento de sandal, en- un
1914 por c%iento, de modo que ga
men $2O25.
Tambien sc lie aumentara ell suel-
do al cajero del departamento de
acueducto.
lie fue aumentada tambien la
paga a numerosos empleados del
Hospital Municipal.
Alberto D'Arpa ~present6 una
moci6n en- la cual Sc lie pide al
comite de hacienda busque una
mayor cantidad de dinero para
aumentar ell n1mero de policfas.
de modo que la campana contra
ell vicio pueda continuar.
Sc concedieron permisos para
vender bebidas alcoholics a Dan
Good, JIM. Hughes, H.. Barhart.
Hi Hat y Marshall Beasley.
Para vender cerveza Y who's q
Abe Jackson, Domingo Perez y
Frances M. Burns.