The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 9, 1929, Page 3

TWOSETS OF TWINS [Three Children Die NAVAL LIMITATION I BORN IN BISMARCK Armistice Day Son and Daugh- ter and a Thanksgiving Day Baby Included parents” giving day. Twenty-four boys and a like num- i ber of girls were born here during the of whom had ohn F. Web- and Mrs. Jo. mory Ray a.son: Mr. and | ‘Washburn, a’ and Mrs. Arthur Ba: . a daughter; Mr. and Schmidt, 3M ind Tim- Mrs. | Bism: M ‘son. and Mrs. C. W. Spetzer, r. ter. | n@ Mrs. Fred E. Ack- son and daughter | 1 and Mrs. John Walter! Bismarck, a daughte: Mrs. William J. Henry, Steele. aso! Vern K. Doherty, Bismarck, a son; Mr. rs. Fred Smith, Brittin, a son. 14—Mr. and ‘Mrs. James H. Browning, Mont., a daughter. 15—Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin E, ton, a daughter: Mr. and ¥ Spragle Ladd, Bismarck, | 6 Nov, 16—Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heer, m0 a daughter: Mr. and Mra. Frederick L, C. Anderson, Bismarck, @ uehter, ov. 17—Mr. and Mrs. Frederick ; William Eheil, Dawson, a ron: Mr.! and Mrs. William Rudolph Klein, a —Mr, and Mrs, John J. Pudi- . axon; Mr. and Mrs. rion Walker, Bismarck, a nd Mrs. William H. . a daughter; Mr. George Martin, Bis- ter. r. and Mra. Henry To a daughter; Mr. Slater. Tur . Hall, Bismarck, a tle 1 Don As Bomb Brooklyn home. The victims were and two smaller children were in an- escaped injury. The Labor Secretary Says Industry Loses by Dropping Ex- perienced Help ‘Washington, Dec. (P)—The value of the middie-aged man in the na- tion's industrial fabric is extolled by Secretary Davis of the labor depart- ment in his annual report. Advencement had been made he said, in disproving the “false philos- opny that men are through when ~ | they reach the age of 40 or 50. “On the other hand,” he declared in his annual report to congress, “more years or over are often better quall- fied by experience, ability and settled habits to render more valuable rs. Henry John | om marck, daughter; Mr. ‘Mra, Michael ‘Francis McCart; a_daugh Erhardt, Fi laughter. and Mrs. George Knoll, Nov, 30—; St. Anthony, a son. ATHS 2—Lorenzo Frederick, 79, —Christ . 21, Bismare! anne’ Cemacvicks Be, Nov. 10—George W. Dodge, 53, 12—John M. Belk, 79%, : 14—James C. Thompson, 71, °3i—Erwin Buchman, 18, Beu- 22—Edna A. Funk, 14, Bis- 3—Frank J. Hiland, 57, Bis- 29—John Olson, 70, Driscoll. acai M. Kellogg, 67, rel Let Milton C. Work Improve Your Game BRIDGE by RADIO Auction and Contract * Tuesday - KFYR - 4:30 p. m., C. 8. T. Cherles 8. Tharston, Seranse Lobe, N. ¥. Explodes| cNpBED BY ADAMS; i) Secretary of American War ‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1929 listed men, fixed at 4 per cent in 1926, be raised to 6 per cent, the report said. Would Increase Appointments To effect this increase it was rec- ommended that appointments to the! naval academy be increased from! four from each state to five. Under the five-appointment plan, the naval academy could. by 1934, produce 75 to 100 more officers annually than at present. The also urged enactment of legislation amending the system of promoting officers and furnishing means for retirement of staff officers not selected for promotion. Regarding construction of the thtee, cruisers whose keel-laying had been! postponed until after the London imitation conference, the department | estimated that the first of these} should be completed by November, | 1932, and the other two by February and June, 1933, respectively. The two contracted for at the same time HIGHER PAY URGED Fleets Recommend Parity in Plane Carriers Washington, Dec. 9.—(?)—Parity in| aircraft carriers, increased enlisted personnel to man new ships coming into commission, a higher ratio of of- ficers to enlisted men, and upward revision of pay for all ranks are asked for the navy by Secretary Adams in his annual report. | No reference was made in the re: port to the postponement of work on three cruisers by presidential order, nor to the possible reduction of future construction under any limitation ‘agreement that may be reached at the London conference in January. The problem of fleet in a good engineering was said to be an increasingly diffi- cult one as the ships grew older. The secretary said that grave concern was being felt because of the inabil- ity to grant all the repairs asked for by the forces afloat, but that an ex- THEATRE neering aj ition. Need Parity in Air Craft Carricrs Secretary Adams said the “parity | of aircraft -carrier tonnage provided for in the Washington limitation of | armaments treaty is the most urgent | need of naval aviation.” | The total cost to date of scrapping the battleships and battle-crutsers | sacrificed under the Washington | treaty was set as $42,796,386 in the report. Some claims are yet to be: settled. The increased proportion of small vessels in the fleet, the introduction of new auxiliary weapons and the needs of naval aviation require that the old ratio of line officers to en- Staggering Over- coat Reductions at Special meeting of the Squirrel club Tuesday, December 10th at 8:15 at Capitol Steam Laundry pleted by August 15, 1932. It is un- derstood that the dates for comple- tion given in the report did not take into account the postponement of construction but were based upon first expectations. Modernizing Old Cruisers Construction of guns, mounts and turrets for all five of thoso cruisers has been Ondertaken by the naval gun factory at Washington, the army arsenal at Watervilet, N. Y., and the Midvale company, of Nicetown, Pa. Twelve eight-inch guns are to be built by the army, the same number by the Midvale company and the balance of the eight-inch guns, all secondary battery guns and accessories by the naval factory. The secretary reported completion of modernization work on the bat- tleships Oklahoma and Nevada last summer and the beginning of mod- | ~ ernizing on the Pennsylvania and Arizona. All cruisers now under construction ships with private firms were to be com-|and the modernized battleships are | TONIGHT Monday, Dee. 9th 2:30- 7 and 9 AND SURPRISES GALORE WILL KEEP YOU IN SUSPENSE! Also All Talking Comedy and News SEE FOUR DEVILS SOON Others try—but they can’t give yeu suck tene, power cad velmme! wonder they're flocking to it! It’s what 100 times more power! 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