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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-08-02
HINSDALE

Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Hill arrived
last week from Vine Grove. XIV
They will be employed at the Henry
Math farm near Forks. Mr.. Hill
received an honorable discharge july
20 at Fort Douglas, Utah, after more
than three years of army service.
Amy Jean Risley and Velma Hart
ley, who are taking cadet nurse
training at the Sacred Heart hospitaI
in Havre, spent the week end here
They were accompanied BY Miss
Betty Stratton of Redcliff. Alta
also a cadet nurse at Havre.
Miss Doris Rogers is now EMPLOYED
as a plane checker at the Great
Falls army air base.
Dale Shotnokoff is
from a broken wrist, received last
week when he fell from a horse
while visiting relatives in Wolf
Point.
Albert Seely left Monday morn
ing for Helena to report for assign
ment in the navy. He enlisted in
the naval reserve in May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Les Kuhr and chill
dren of Malta were callers in the
community Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Grant Moore and son Dick
of Glasgow were in Hinsdale sun
day evening. Mrs. Moore preached at
the Methodist church in the absence
of her husband, Rev. Moore, who
was i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Claypool and
daughter, June, and Henry Null
finger drove to Great Falls to visit
Mrs. Caroline Claypool, who is in
the hospital there.
Mrs. Floyd Taylor and daughter.
Elaine, left Tuesday for their home
in Seattle, after a visit at the w. E.
Beavens home. They also visited
Mrs. Taylor's mother, Mrs. Henry
Moe. in Malta.
Mrs. Anna Chester and Mrs. Mil
ton Chester accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. H. F.. futile to Glasgow Mon
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Seely enter
tanned Saturday evening at a fare
well dancing party at the Legion
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spector at the port of entry there.

spector at the port Of entry there.
Bertha cooper, formerly staff
sergeant of Heggererz, Ind, was
honorably discharged July "a, from
the WAC and is now visiting rela-
tlves in Los Angeles.
Lieut.. Eldon Larson of Gore field
arrived Friday for a leave at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Olaf Larson.
Mrs. Orval Honrud returned from
the hospital in Glasgow Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Balm and
baby and Miss Lucille Stein were
week end guests at the Jacob Stein
home.
Louis Starbird. who was in town
Monday, reported a small amount
of hail had fallen at the farm Mon
day morning. No rain fell with it
and damage was slight.
The Poplar creek near the Can
adam customs office is at present a
popular swimming hole for groups of
Young people who frequent the
place daily in the morning as we'll as
evening. At places the creek is about
7 feet deep.
Mrs. Eric Satire accompanied
Mrs. John Richardson to Glasgow
Monday.
Frank Luse and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Luse of Glasgow visited
Sunday at the Martin Risa home.
Mrs. Thea Risa visited in Glas-
gov from Wednesday to Friday.
Mrs. Frank warner and her father,
Stanley Baird, were here from
Chinook Wednesday to move her be-
longings home.
Betty Gavunder left Tuesday for
Bloomer, Wis, to visit her aunt, sis
ter and other relatives there.
At Sweo who spent some time at
Canistota, S. D., last week, returned
home Monday.
Beryl Tichenor is working as
ste%nographer at the Coop hardware
and oil station. i
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Benson OF
Glasgow visited at the Eric Satire
home over the week end.
Among the many attending the
.ssinoboia, Sask., sports celebration
Friday. transportating band men,
oers by car we're Mrs. St. John, the
D.. A. Beck family, the Clarence
Tichenor family, Tom st. German,
Frank Redfield, Mrs. H. Squires,
Milo Jennings. E. A. Walstad, Hor-
on Hicks, Fred Kramer, Olaf Ella
ION, Merle Morey and others. Mr..
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-08-02
RICHLAND
BY Gladys KilIenbeck

Mrs. Jack Gray left last week to
visit her parents in Idaho.
Harold Wilson and Earl Brackee
have gone with their combines and
crews to do combining at Belt and
Fort Benton.
H. L. Curtis left Friday for Kali
ispell on business. His daughter,
Shirley accompanied him.
Mrs. Clarence Kravik returned Fri
day after a two-week visit with her
parents and sister in Williston, N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Knudsen and
Mrs. H. H. Hughes and Jackie were
business callers in Glasgow Thurs
day. Jackie remained for a visit with
her sister, Mrs. Harold Nichols.
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EQUATOR INITIATION

Hinsdale-Robert Gaspar, torpedo
man third class with the navy, in
a recent letter to his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Gaspar, described
the ceremonies on board his ship
whereby the "pollywogs,' men who
were crossing the equator for the
first time, were changed into shell
backs" at the hands of veteran
"shellbacks." He also said that he
participated in the recent invasion
of Brunic BaY. ROrneo
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-08-02

geant Landaker recently returned
to this country after az years over
seas with a tank destroyer bat
TALON in England, Africa. Italy,
France and Germany.
The Hinsdale Bridge club met
Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. T. L. Cockrell. Mrs. R. r. Black
received the high prize, with the
second prize going to Mrs. w. H.
Jacobs and the travelling to Mrs.
Frank GaSpar. Mrs. Cockrell served
lunch. The next meeting will be
held Aug. 10 at the home of Mrs.
Ella Rumble.
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Buy RICHARDSON STOCK

Opheim Mrs. Anna Anderson
and son, Daniel, recently purchased
sc head of Hereford cattle from John
Richardson. Mrs. Anderson's son-in-
law, Raymond Tweeten, also pur-
chased "a head of Herefords from
the same farm.
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OPSHAL Has STROKE

Tampico-Hans Opshal suffered a
stroke Friday at the hcme of his
d&ughter-in-law, Mrs. Morris OPP
shall, in Glasgow, where he is now
a patient.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Roy q. Sather IS Irene T. Markham. p.
George a. Bieham il. "a. Rosemary a.
rl1sd "aiS speed speed 81: Jearlean White 81
chester S. Wagzybok. 40 sophie II. Dronka'
John A Talarczyk. al Mary WIN, IS.
Juseph r GaTQn IS AnEriyu- I. Zrcirski "a
William X Gersch. 80, Irene g. May, "a.
Lee A williams "a Rosa b. Flags, %.
Date v DinseTsun, 2 g. ESaisA- B.. Aiig'eE''sr
Henry c. osminski. so Helen ziolkowski, 80.
Thomas L. Barton. 20, Marie G. Hamilton
James NJ. Coshat,. %. Lois Young. ~
Bernard J. Partridge, n, Joan b. CROWLEY
%
Robert Terry 65 Alberta Baldwin, 81
Lawrence Brandenburg. Is. Mary l. Banker
1B. .,
samuel BENJAMIN 25.- Marguerite Jones. 23.
George Wynne. rs, Mary L. Nevett. 81.
Elmer A. Mcleod. q. Gladys L. GTiihn 20
John r. Hardy 20. Theresa Battagiia, l.
Herbert r. Tallcy "a Theda ~. Allen, Is
Olden Wigglns Jr "a. Scylests Thurman, 20
Maurice Montmorency. %. Dolores l. van
Alexander a slipson o.. Anna Kraft. as.
chester j. Rzepecki. 80. Irene r, Wlko~sh'
william r. Bayes. az Deoris I. Boose Is.
Edward J. Turner, Il, Lois L, Ryan, 10
william Moore, 81 Mary X. Slyheld, "a
James Wilson, 10. Janice Howell. 20.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28

dependency # pa ym ent OF
money allowance or subsistence
allowance is subsequently au-
thar.xcd, dependency
status is frozen as of 21OO EWI
10 August. l9i5.
Q-To whom should one re-
port a person who Is fradulently
receiving "A family allowance
from seaman in the Navy?
IT. i. VI.
a Report all facts about the
case To the Bureau of Supplies
and Accounts, Navy Depart
ment Cleveland, Ohio.
OF "A veteran served six
months of apprenticeship before
being called into service; was
I'm service for three years;
would he be entitled 10 three
and-One-half years OF ap-
premiership credits with the
corresponding pay increases"
j. &.
Federal legislation does
not provide for the automatic
advancement OF a veteran who
Aad-eeR4P4eted- SaSSr-NlN- months
OF his apprentice tralnlng-that
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
~ Nyon G-u,w,u<W> pErRoTGATTIMES
kAu UShN ASEha ASAI Answers to Veterans

Is, he would not automatically
be credited with an additional
period of apprenticeship equal
TO his length of service in the
armed forces. The exact amount
of credit" if any. would be
determined by the employer.
Q-May any man with prior
active honorable military serv-
ice in the Army OF the L. ;. re-
enlist for one year,. l..
Amy man who has as
much as six months prior active
honorable military service. in
the Army of the u. S. may re-
enlist for one year plus the
amount Of reenlistment fur
lough granted at the beginning
Of the re-cnliStment.
Q-Who il the commanding
general of Camp Bowie, Texas,
and how long has he been i'm
com mand of the camp
VI. VI. X.
A Col. Alfred G.. Brown has
hcen in command there since
June, 1914
o. receive a disability pen
sion from the Veterans Ad-
ministratiOn hut find that the
Post Office has insufficient
funds To cash my check; also
some Of the banks want to col
leCt a service charge. Where
may cash the check?--D. l.. Ii.
A Unless you have an ac-
count. you will find that most
banks have a policIof refusing
TO cash checks Dr itinerantS,
except for small fee. Some
banks have a collection charge
ranging from 5 to 25 cents per
check. Post Offices do not carry
sufficient funds 10 transact any
business other than directly
connected with the Postal Serv-
ice. We suggest that you cash
your pension checks at some
department store, grocery, or
other merchant where You-are
known and make purchases.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
Miss De GduIIe
|E|inninatesPom
Special Cabl, to I'M DETROIT TIMES

Special cable to I'M DETROIT TIMES
PARIS, Dec. PA recent ap-
pendicitis operation turned out to
be a stroke of good luck for Eliz-
abeth De Gaulle today, for II gave
her welcome excuse 10 break
precedent and cancel plans for
the elaborate military wedding
which the French public expected
of her. IT.
on Jan. 3. the daughter of
Frances president is to marry
Mai. Alain de Boissieu, her
fathers aide. Elizabeth and Alain
still plan the wedding for the
third. but because Elizabeth still
is recuperating. the couple will
be married informally with only
the family present in the Catholic
chapel of NotTe Dame.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28

n-I VAS discharged tvom
~ the Army ON Nov %, but
| think my final paw settlement
was not correct Where should
write 60 have the matter
checked and adjustcd@-N. T. {.
a Write to the Army SerN-
ice Force. Office OF the Fiscal
Director. Army Central ADJUST
ment Once. 800 Goodlctow
ave ~ Louls Mo. about indl
pay That Office has Been ue,lE'
mated 10 receive ana ADJUST
discrepancies lu the PAY ana
allowances Of military personnel
who have been separated lrom
service. Give your name ana
present address, former rank,
serial number organization io
which attached. daie oi uis-
charge and circumstances SUR
rounding The discrepancy ol pay.
O-How does the Navy deter
mine dependency" for point
scores-R. n. 4.
A-Ihc NaNls LQllcY Tor
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
N'andal:

lust before Christmas, Alvin
J Hamer bought a gorgeous
18th century graduate, 40 inches
wide and 5 inches thick, all hand
Illuminated.
II was earmarked for a Cath
olic college library. But a fur
tive Christmas shopper cut out
one of the huge hand-illuminatcd
initials from the parchment
page, thereby running the tome
which had been hidden for CEN
turies in a Spanish monastery.
Now the parchment treasure,
believe II or not, will 90 TO a
lamp shade manufacturer-only
thing its good FOR now, the TX
perts say Price before mutt
lation: $500.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
The Hat:

IT WAS our own George Welsh,
i mayor of Grand Rapids. who
presented New York's Mayor
iaGuardia with a cleaning
Packard. right IN the middle OF
Times Square.
The cars a gift from Mayor
Jeffries and all the other city
bosses of the L. s. Conference
of Mayors.
When all the picture-taking
was over. the car rolled of,
right back into the showroom OF
a Packard agency. for u was the
only Packard show car IN Man
haitian.
So LaGuardia became the
proud possesSor Of the biggest
Christmas gift certificate around
about.
Hell get hi Packard when
ALVIN Macaulcy can get .em roll
ing of the assembly lnC
II is not a Packard publicity
stunt, either.
The mayors begged foi tho use
OF the one lone car available.
Practically went down on their
knees. They g0l It bar only for
an hour
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
BIRTHS


Ermadcl Nsugle 1888 GIlnnll
EarncstiHc CeIderOu. 13Og Twentieth
Florence Trahan. $3.50 FIanNolt court
Grace Weston, lJD5y CuaICsL
Jean Ecker. lO52O RoKuly
Thvini1 furd i55+ -fz-riir
| / l. kf+is=tet4 n Presley. 4ee5- Trrro,y-
Bessie Calhoun. QlO4 ". Lafayette.
Mary Heneks $3.50 Dexter boulevard.
Ruby LangstOu. 1878 BTwgyc
ore Price, 5hf5 kuusgvct
florine Allen, l5edS Fourteenth.
Irene BCcney, 20553 Indiana.
Jescena Roland. 4o2 L. PhAadepul
saf4A EeG4gaS- -!4,E9 ps.liii,ste.
Gertrude Allison, $40 Clinton.
Sysyestef Green, l0664 Hlnsdalc, CaA Park
Zita Ekland 1888 Hoirumb
Nina kuUrt5UTg, 2JUa 81 Jcdu
Josephine F0fd, 39O3 Crane.
Mary Smits. 1909 Claiming feInda.e.
Beatrice Buckley 2S40 National.
Julia SAvitsky g3S6 CaI.in
Marian Cady sS4l y. Clarendon.
Ida OlmStoad 127T5 GICeulawn
Ruth Black 1880 ". Grand avenue.
opal LiudcHmith 1910 BIaur. -
Anna McKian, 1850 ferdinand.
Irene settings. 3ill kAAlrI.
Nancy Cromwell j77 $ Dragon avenue,
Rlla solomon. lO521 DeciSood court Fem
Beraice Augustine. 246oi Union. Dearborn.
Marie EacloI. 3427 CuistocN lamuaMcS
MarEarei BeasingeT. 420l Gnudlty, Dearborn
Boys aeIe born TO-
Donna mACkay. 1895 Richmond
Rose Latela 53H6 Pennsylvania
Natalie Bushbaker 1880 CcdaIgfONe.
Ruth PekGUl l0S34 puptes.
lis Freeman, lI46a Mitchell
Irene kinney. 254I tamothe.
Clara Bubs 64ll walton.
Mildred Wieck 6620 Mcdonald.
-, -othy Cole l5a7l linuhuct
Mlldrcd MumioTd, 23oo0 Columbia Dear
Irene enc schooner. s6ls wisconsin
Laura powers. 2435 Florian. HamtrsmcG.
Ee'cn Sues 7347 Praile
clara Klos. 1881 BIinkei
Minnie O.Hars lo4O6 Hoover road.
Mary Weber e2T7 GAuessee
llelen wInker. 6S2 P.,l
Adelaide Bro4owsd o67 Guthrie Hazel
Frances H5e Nsru. eso2 Barton
Donna steel 2l24 Sprnelc
Pose Rosenberg. 1871 Wudeuere.
Pauline Mueller 1864 Cufoctt
R0se Young 1Ti6s Warrington
Louise Gillette $3.50 buckingham
Lucy Las7le s5Os NiFhtinralc Dearborn
Fvelvn Chnnko 81 Victoria River Rouge
.e5s'Ia rebn peters,n ii9 " First s. Royal OAR
Eihel DALEY, 17i5 Fort Park BNd- Lincoln
v,rsi1is c,u,s i72s5 Flora Melyiudac
Ice Donnellv. ?2OA1 Brittany
Ectty stevens s4A3 Bosc1 Center Liur
Tuen Fralick. ass Cambridge ROYAL OAK.
Loi, Osborn zoo Anthony Dearborn
vivian Cummings. ~ Grand avenue High
land P8rk
Hrin Khezariisn. 241 Pasadena. Highland
Park
Audrey ReIlv Yale
Vl-rinia Adams 2eO5 Hyiand Feudale,
cisdvs Hamilton 14ol6 Kentucky.
vivian Cav 1S41f fourteenth
| Ads Drummond 7dlS Micland
| Ruth Shpargel 1902 Pcrrinrl1n.
pryiris Ashc SO7i " Nernnl
Jcwcll burton d22 Hague
! Anne Rrsirnan 1920 ~ SaNe
/ hrnabefe Miller S19F TWr.fth
GIRLS
Girls wrrr Norr.te
! Jennie Patrick. sac Connecticut Highland
/ PARK
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Son and Heir:

NIHEN James RoOScNelt's first
w son was baptized in Holly
wood In the Episcopal Church oi
the shepherd fhe other day. ~
soclate Justice Frank Murphy
was godfather in abScntia with
Mrs. RS brother a stand-in for
the Justice.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
Any Questions?

THE DETROIT TIMES
4 mails personal answers 10
questions about the needs
and welfare, rights and priVi-
Ieges of sery C m en- and
women, veterans and their
dependents.
Many answers are printed
daily I'm this column, hut ALL
questions will be answered
directly by mail.
Address questions this way;
AT YOUR SERVICE BUREAU,
DETROIT TINES.
ItMiS QtARE,
DETROIT n MICHIGAN
Surely include your name
and address and a Seif-dd-
dressed, stamped sn0eioPe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
DIVORCES

Carney Williams from Dorothy.
Harold MCCreery from olive a.
Anna BrO0ks from Raymond
PoSamoud ~. Vcsey from Bur- Jt.
Grace stockton from Levi
Gay 3. Dalton from Thomas NJ
Barbara {. Greene from Paul y.
Charles J. Cole from Patricia a.
Elizabeth Adams from John.
Mabel u. Sary from keliel.
Gcorgeite NJ WySong from Edward
Betty Jane Schmltt from Donald J.
Anna Miller from Benjamin II.
Mary Fellman from Earl
Agnes X. stewart from James
Glen Leroy Vsluet from LaVernt
William p Bohn from Jean ".
Thelma Coleman from John J.
Leila Mae RiSo from Robert
Irene r Tfaendly from Geofge
Robert W stanford from Mary T.
MarEaret A. Stout from James ).
MARY Cuoney from Frank
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
Worried w ings:

ALL the airlines are in big
~ fight with Dick Sullivan OF
the DSR. The airline boys con-
tend the city urged -1hcm to 20
in a body over on airline roU on
the boulevard.
And now the city parks its
Grand River express buses in
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28

front Of the
a irlin Q S
ticket offices.
So the air.
oys don [
X n o w
w h G [ h G r
they've got a
lin up for
tickets or a
lot of cold
pSR bus rid
ers trying to
ct thawed
out.
3 c 81 d @ s
tn ere isn't
any place 10
put the lines
buses for the
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
OUR
TINES
Blue Plate Special:

HORACE +. DODGE, scion of
III the automobile millions,
walking along the boulevard,
arms piled high with bundles
shopping the town with his
bride. former Nurse IT. Clara
Tinsley. whom he married IN
England
They're spending Tho holidays
with his mother, Mrs. DIilman,
at The Poin'c
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
HsirtEas Marriages Deaths
. uETROiTMs sTihES

Ehca RITZ, 1852 WADE
ella Palmeti gao Dearborn
i;lta .l C4tP 1919 Asoary Pelk
Meredith Washington. 1888 AIndt
Alma Moore, 1903 Dryden.
Dorothy Muehlmann, 277l6 Lugncs ST
fCroHce Stein, 224o5 Tvelye-Mne road, 81.
Clair Shores.
Pauline Gunka.-12I22- -SL-Aubin. Haul-
Pearl coultis. .l7as woodnn Hazel Park.
NFEddieup uTTVUSen, 1901 / tuscfnaTy.
Marc Lord. l2763 Fournier
Dorothy MarccrO, 553s sheridan ttWinl.
BCniCe Soludky. 1890 Maine.
Nina Corng. 4297 Beividere.
Catherine Bcrthiaume. 4343 Nottingham
blanche HeutkoWSh $3.50 Jos. CempHu.
Marie Krausc POPS N Elizabeth. Dearborn
Rose CiaramI'aIO, 25u3 Concord
Beatrice Mathis 6l2l Malcolm.
Dorothy smith. 11a1 Reed -
Goldie or. 535 Elizabeth
Alma Mcleod. i4s55 s,ansbury.
Patricia FQltz l2olo Prairie
Nc'ue Petrosh. s502 Cieotte,
Vema Steward, 457 Kirby.
Irene Youngnlood 3s4o Dubois.
Sammie Polk SIS Dubois
Willie washington. lO53O Hobart c..
Mary Wallis, 1929 Concord
Lucille Slcger l2b4l Chelsea
Gisela Dietrich, l414T Houston.
stella Hughes. 5637 TrumUun
Julian Vanentine. 45o2 French road.
Anna Merton. 4s33 Bangor
virginia Kuhiak 1917 Hun.
Puby Pickett 500 ST Clair
Catherine Hansmey, l5010 Freelsnd
ECith Buchanan. l2s CainSboT0uSn road,
Royal Oak
PhilOmena SiricB 9133 Medium.
Ia Long 1910 W Hancock
Maxine Connolly. 1904 Crane
Girls Wrrr born 90.
Rua CicSlinsh 31S5 FsruyWorth
Peggy Ringer, 1908 Trumbu.i
Lila johnson. 145iI Dolphin
Louise Nsrcheu, 6OS4 Central
Marie Wnsche. lS672 Edmore Drive.
Nancy Ceci q15S farrell ttWinsI.
Gertrude VauEht l27S2 Purdue
Jane Sataws. 2dl5 Holmes. Hsmtramck
Ruth NcCaughrln 1920 + outer Drive
Iya HaU 1914 Nineteenth
Geraldine sullivan. 6O4O Barrett
Doris Martin. 2i29 Ardmarr. Royal Oak.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28

MOST of the cute chicks home
1Nl from school for Christmas
vacation are wearing their hair
q la Lauren BaeaIl. And no hats,
lust 10 add TO the Illusion.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
Chew Up:

TUM'S coming back udh
~ fanfare. One nationally
known company Is going 10 put
fwo free sticks into eoch one Of
Amsriea's 100000 homes
after the fret Of the year an an
ail-ogt 0dUeytising campaign.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
Southern Accent:

CHICAGo AND SOUTHERN
v lines are going mad With
hundred, Of calls from people
who want to Hy to Chicago
phsrs the c. and S. doesn't 90.
They fly from here to Toledo,
indianapolis, Memphis and NetO
Orieans--Houston. too.
Their Chicago route goes
south to hew Orleans Via ST.
Louis.
Bob Neydon says his line got
hs name in the old days When Il
shuttled between Chicago and
ksp Orleans only.
But you can't now and never
could go from Detroit to Chicago
aboard {. and S.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
POIfficO:

A LOT Of committees arc be-
~ inc formed around town 10
boost young Jim Vernon for
council in the next primary.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
REGISTERED u. 6. Patent offio,

HERE pleasant game will give you
IL every day 1t numerical puzzle designed to spell out
the first If the number
Of letters is II number less than g.
is your key number Start the upper left
hand corner every your key
numbers Then the the letters under
checked figures give you
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28

And Sullivan says he can't
move his buses.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28

Cryptoquote- cryptogram quotation:
Op at plpv eb crhoSp fcpype wb usjzp
sqgp chip Ujkwp.
Yesterdays CryptoQuotc: noble aim,
faithfully kept is a. a noble deed-Nords--
WoI I5l p.lrbn,a BY King reature. s,naeats Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
DETROIT TIMES WISHING WELL

.tributsd BY King Features syndicate Inc,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-26
DIR. WASSELL,
HERO OF JAVA,
VISITING CITY
MRS. MADELINE WASSELL
ALSO HERE: VISITING AT
RESIDENCE OF MRS. GLORI-
ANA BAYLY

DR.. c. NJ Wassen and Mrs.
Madeline Day Wassell are visiting
in Key West at the residence OF
Mrs Gloriana Bayly. 14l4 White
Street.
Dr. WasSeil is the hero Of The
Story of Dr. Wassell'', an extreme
ly popular motion picture de-
picting Dr.. Was5elIs peal-life
story in excayating wounded
sailors from Java.
The doctor mas recently been
touring the country on bond-sell-
ing drives and has been asking
the people not to let down Ms
''buddieS'', the soldiers and sailors
Of America. He has done very
fine work and helped materially
IN ali bond drives.
DR.. and Mrs. Wassen will spend
four months in the city. They
were stationed here from Sep
TENDER, 1910, to October of 1871,
and later the doctor was trans
feTTed to Java.
Mrs. WaSsell is the Madeline"
of the motion picture.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-26
ROAD DEPARTMENT
PLANS new ROADS
EMPLOYS OUTSIDE CONSUL,
TANTS TO ASSIST ENGI-
NEERS IN SURVEY
CFIorida News servIeeD

TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 26-I1
an effort to step up its post wal
construction program, the Stat;
Road Department has employed
outside conSultants 90 assist State
engineers in survey necessary be
fore road projects can be gotter
under way.
Upon the inSistence Of Courtney
". Campbell, first district mem
Der OF the Board, the member:
agreed 10 hire consulting engin.
GERS after Walter Parker, chief Of
the departments research and rec,
ords division, had told members il
would be next June or later be
fore his men could get around &c
q Tampa-St- Petersburg survey
Surveys are already under way
in the Miami area and in Duval
County and with the aid of con
sultants should be undertaken in
the Tampa-St. Petersburg area
shortly.
The Board had out in 4 -eQueSt
for S4.836,OOO in Federal funds 70
be released in the State next year,
which supplements an application
for approval of secondary road
program calling fcr S2.167,7 700 an
nual share of Federal funds that
already has been filed.
The requests represent FlOrida's
100000 annual share of Federal
funds for post war highway and
bridge improvement. The State has
plenty of money 20 match he
Federal contributions and more 20
undertake a big road building pro-
gram Of its own
The action OF the Board in en-
ploying outside help will mater
tally speed up work and Camp
bell contends that this is as il
should be for it is strictly a bust
ness proposition and should be
handled on a business basis with
results the primary objective.
Road department chairman F
Elgin BayleSS said he would ac-
cept the responsibility of selecting
the engineers who will be paid
from one percent of the S7,000,00C
allotted bv the Federal govern
ment for Florida Improvements
This fund is matched by State
funds and covers the urban pro-
jects as well as the Federal aid
system and the Federal secondary
road system.