The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 30, 1929, Page 6

"PAGE SIX" FARM COMMITTEES TAKE DAY OFF FROM PLAN INVESTIGATION Senator Wats-n Makes It Clear That Relief Legislation Will Have Right of Way Washington, March 30.—(AP)—The senate agriculture committee took a} day off from its farm relief hearing today and gave the house committee, | which began two days later than it) did, a chance to catch up. | Taking advantage of this opportun- | ity. the house leaders were prepared | not only to work all day but continue | the hearing of ideas from spokesmen for various branches of agriculture well into the night if necessary. Chairman McNary of the senate) committee, in announcing the decision | to have no hearing today. explained that all of the out-of-town witnesses | available had been heard. Louis J ‘Taber. master of the National Grange. ; will be heard Monday. he said. and he also hopes to hear Secretary Hyde, | next week. Senator Watson of Indiana. the new Republican leader. meanwhile, has made it clear that farm aid legisla- tion will be given right of way in the special session of congress which be- | gins April 15. At the same time. he | took occasion tou make an emphatic | “answer” to complaints that Presi- dent Hoover has not formulated the actual terms of the new bill and state: ment that he might be induced to fa vor the equalization fee which cause his predecessor to veto the two Mc- Narv-Haugen bills. | The new bill. Senatur Watson de- clared, will follow closely the lines} laid down in the Republican platform | anc in Hoover's campaign speeches av West Brench, Iowa. and Eliza-| bethtovn. fennessec, and will not provide tor an equalization fee. Mr. Hoover's campaign speeches calied for establishment of a federal farm board empowered to help cooperative marketing associations and tuild up stabilization agencies, with initial capital from the government but withent, 9 subsidy fer or tax on the farmer. Witnesses wnoc uscve appeared be- fore the senaie and house committees thus'far have taken it more or less for granted that the equalization fee principle was not likely to enter into the new farm uid plan. ‘The extent of authority to be grant- ed the proposed farm board and the question of ‘estricting production when crop surpluses have piled up haye been the chief points considered by @ majority of the committee mem- bers and witnesses. HEBRON BANK PAYS Payment of a divider.d of 30 per cent to depositors of the closed Mer- chants State bank of Hebron was an- nounced today by the receiver of closed state banks. The new divi- dend brings the total paid by this bank to 60 per cent. Payment is being made through the office of P. A. ° * Latest Alibi Dodge To Beat Speed Cop —-—© ¢ Chicago, March 30.—(4)—Car! Hos- tetter of Rockford is a big fellow who drives a truck and last night he was driving sixty. Motorcop Kremly caught him glow- ered and began shouting the motor- cop's favorite phrases, viz: “Who'd you think you are? Barney Oldtield?” and “Do you think you're on a race track?” “Don't talk,” said Hostetter. “I'm in a predicament. I had to go fast, Officer, there's a mouse up my fant- leg.” “This is indeed a ticklish situation,” said Officer Kremly, taking a knife and slicing Hostetter's pantleg. A mouse, released, fled. “I'm much obliged to you,” said the big truckman from Rockford “There will be no cha;e,” said the officer, tcaring up the ticket. President Hoover's Action Creating Emergency Board Delays Walkout Dallas, March 30.—( Four thoue sand employes of the ‘Texas and Pa- cific railway who had threatencd to walk out at six o'clock this morning, returned to their jobs as usual today as the result of action by President joover late yesterday. Orders for the strike were with- drawn last night by officials of four big brotherlioods after the president issued a proclamation creating an emergency hoard of inquiry to in- vestigate the dispute and report on its findings. The board, yet to be appointed, will make its report to the chief executive. | description of the dental work on the | agreed to come here to view the body. \ever that the body was that of Miss TEXAS AND PACIFIC in} President Hoover issued the proc- lamation after he had been advised by Samuel E. Winslow, chairman of ihe board of meditation, that the strike threatened a serious interrup- tion of interstate commerce. Under the rail labor act, the railway man- agement and workers are restrained from taking further action for 30 days. The strike \ote taken last week in- volved disputes over working con- ditions and a desire of the employes for the company to reimburse them fo. property losses which they claim they incurred when the railroad moved its yards from Longview and Marshall, Texas, to Mineola, Tex., and Shreveport, La. Special Easter Dinner. Tur- key. steak, etc., served from 12 to 2 and from 6 to 8 p. m. Patterson hotel. A TRAINLOAD of 15.30 McCormick-Deering Tractors will arrive in Bis- marck about 10 a. m., Monday, April 1st. Be sure and ar- O'Keefe, district manager for the re- reiver at Bismarck. range to see this unusual big | -4*nment of tractars. |70 Guests Escape as Flames Sweep Hotel Rocky Mount. N. G, March 30.— (AP) —Fire early today damaged the six story annex of the Rick's hotel here. causing a loss estimated at be- tween $400,000 and $500,000. — Seventy guests escaped. Several women were overcome by hysteria or fainted and had to be carried from the hotel. bui none suffered injuries. Several firemen suffered slight burn: Springfield, Mass., March 30.—(?)— and cuts. fnrough denttry whether body SOUTHERN CROSS 1S FLYING TO ENGLAND found in thc Connecticut river at Long Meadow was that of Miss Fran- ces St. John Smith, missing Smith college student. Dr. W. J. Woods of Pelham, N. Y. told Dr. Carlton F. Pooler of this city, acting in behalf of the potice, that a Sydney, Australia, March 30.—(?)— The airplane Southern Cross, veteran of the transpacific flight from the United States to Hawaii and Aus- tralia, left here today on a trip to England. It is hoped to complete the trip in quicker time than the English aviator, Bert Hinkler, who took 15 REMAINS OF MISSING GIRL THOUGHT FOUND Dentist Will Attempt to Identify Body as That of Smith College Student body corresponded with some he had done for Miss Smith. Dr. Woods Authorities felt more certain than Smith, daughter of a wealthy retired trom Smith college at Northampton, Mass., cn January 13, 1928. dayson the reverse route. Word from New York city that the} Aboard the plane were Captain family of Miss Smith was not in- | Charles Kingsford-Smith and Charles clined to believe the body might be|T- P. Ulm. heroes of the American- that of their daughter did not dimin. | Australian flight of nearly 8,900 miles, ish the belief of investigators that|® navigator named Litchfield and a they were on the right track. radio operator named McWilliam. The first stop on the proposed flight is Wyndham, West Australia, whence the aviators go to Singapore, Karachi, Bagdad, Rome and thence | to London. Special Easter Dinner from 12 to 2 and 6 to 8 p. m. Pat- terson hotel. HOP FLAVORED Today Budweiser Barley-Malt Syrup is one of America’s most. popularbrands. Peopledo want quality, satisfaction, results. ANHEUSER-BUSCH — ST. 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Hoover had just begun ‘o function and that in the next few daz. the “number of cases disposed of will increase very rapidly.” Secretary Wilbu: said that the gen- eral reactiun to the conservation policy had been favoreble although in several western states there ion is peared to be some organized op! = 349 permits for oil prospecting Onjtion, He said that all cases that ap- gcvernment land had teen canceled 941 applications fcr oi] and gas per- mits had been refused and 326 hold- ers of 1 and gas permits GUARDS OIL LANDS Oil and Gas Permits Canceled, Refused and Revoked by Interior Department Washington, March 30.—(?)—Sec- by the departmen. would be review in hearings whict: te expected to preside over. NOW ON DISPLAY MARMON-BUILT The world’s first straight-eight under #1000 (at factory) STEEN MARMON CO. 116 Second Street Phone 1452 » Special Kaster D'n-er. 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