Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-03-30 | Page 7 | Citizens Reward Heroic Marshal

I CITIZENS REWARD HEROIC MARSHAL Home Presented to Bandit Router NORTH BEND Neb March UP As As an expression of the citizens' citizens appreciation appreciation ap ap- for his rus services to the city Paul Enterline night marshal has been given a life Jie lease to residence property Enterline recently was injured severely severely severely se se- se- se verely when he engaged in a gun battle bat bat- tie tle with a robber It was necessary to amputate his left arm When the marshal left the hospital he went back to his job Citizens of the town decided to repay repay repay re re- re- re pay Enterline for his suffering They drew up a petition and presented it to the city council The petition asserted assert assert- ed that the marshals marshal's compensation was not adequate and asked the council coun- coun cil ICU to show appreciation of Enterline's courage and devotion by turning over overto overto overto to him property owned by the city The council agreed The house is Js not subject to tax and Enterline can live in it as long as he he hest st stays ys here Thursday night stealing a gold watch and a diamond pin A prowler who also entered through a bedroom wIndow window window win wIn- dow looted the home of A. A E E. E Goodspeed Goodspeed Good Good- speed 1559 Harvard av avenue n Loss w was s undetermined A AMENDMENTS to the painters' painters and decorators decorators' code of fair competition will be discussed at a meeting of painters Saturday at AO JO ain am in the chamber of corr commerce s. 1 MEMBERS ERS of Delta Sigma Pi University University Uni Uni- of Utah commerce commerce fraternity heard Charles L. L Smith president of the First National bank speak on banking at a fraternity dinner Thursy Thursday Thursday Thurs Thurs- day night in Suttons Sutton's cafe