The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 19, 1929, Page 6

ASSOCATED PRESS [Shattuck Denies Discussion JAPAN’S SUBMARINE : VIEWS, SAYS NOYES snes soc og | i | President of Greatest Coopera- | tive Outlines Origin and Ideals of Service dent’s Secretary |HIRED TO WORK OUT PLAN i pees i Boston, Dec. 19.—(7)—Frank B. Noyes, president of the Associated Resents Implication He Is Chief Press, addressed the Boston Chamber | BED of Commerce on “the cad of the | Executive's Closest Le- Associated Press” here today. 1 Mr. Noyes outlined the origin of | gal Friend the Associated Press organization and { . prennay Washington, Dec. 19.—(?)--Edwin paid tribute to the noble service; rendered the organization by Melville le. Shattuck, lawyer friend of Presi- jdent Hoover, told the senate lobby E. Stone, saying in part: “The Associated Press was organ- | committee today he had not discussed ized as a national cooperative non- | the sugar tariff with the president. profit making institution, owing its; ©, Lakin, president of the Cuba existence to the determination of its | company, which has large sugar hold- founders that the newspapers Ing | ings in Cuba, had testified that he up ip ember spol Mre empire Sit to adn mca paign for a low sugar duty ly their Re oie ue te pie partiea | because oe the latter's friendship with #4 |the president. sense, to have no bias | " Mniatever, ther political, religi- | As Shattuck took the stand. Sen. a ator Walsh, Democrat, Montana, be- REPORT NEWS, NOT |Of Sugar Tariff With Hoover! TONNAGE AND RATIO Into Custody in City For Fort Missoula Arnold Rogness, who admits being & deserter from the U. 8. army, was picked up on the streets, today, by Police Chief Mértineson. Rogrfess to the Toca winen, to post prison. The captured man was a member Company A, Fifth infantry, at Fort | Missoula, Montana, and his arrest was on request from that post. Army Deserter Taken | NORTH DAKOTA GRAIN). YIELD AND PRICE ARE ESTIMATED BY U. 5, 93,396,000 Bushels at 97 Cents! Reported by Department janese delegates, with Hiroshi Sail DEMAND PERPLEXING Run Counter to Washington Arms Conference; Visitors Cross Second Ocean Washington, Dec. 19.—(4)—Japan’s viewpoint on the limitation of its auxiliary naval craft had been placed in more detailed form today for pre- sentation to the American delegates for ¥ 26th. Reijiro Wakatsuki and Admiral Takeshi Takarabe, the principal Jap- secretary of the delegation, were invited by ae i 5 i Skidding Car Kills Woman, Injures 2 as Tow Chain | Is Broken St. Paul, 10.—()—Mre, E. Knutson, CITY FOR HOLIDAY Many Arrive From Schools and Colleges; Vacation Fes- tivities Planned iy i &3 ft an autome- E i i i é Fil ii Hy if i i Z i . i | z ith the return of many of Bis- People from schools Christmas vaca- holiday festivities i Z z i i é iF i . ul ik | gE th i338 Hf Mr. and H. F. Keller; Catherine McKinnon, daughter of Mr. Mrs. A. D, McKinnon; Neil York, Alice Wright York; Elmer STUDENTS RETURN 10 ef EERE ps school in Chicago, returned last eve- t.| Macalester college, St. Paul, to be Three Persons Claim Recognizing Gunman : In Mansfield District Mrs. M. G. Wi pa . Ward; parents, Mr. and/ Mansfield, Ohio, 5 Nor, Wilton. Deputy sheriffs ons oe i si y a. Bertram Dunn, who attends a radio companion, asked | The suspect, they said, seemed | Nervous and anxious to keep his face covered. His right hand and arm Smith anc the two linemen insisted Vera Person has arrived from |: the man they saw was Burke. ous or econonic; to be as accurate as ‘was humanly possible and to be com- prehensive within the limits of de- cency; a news service whose sole mis- | sion was to supply its members and its members alone with news, not views; a news service that would not | constitute itself judge or jury, prose- gan the questioning. Walsh asked if Shattuck still be-, is Neved his work with Lakin was that of a lawyer or of a “lobbylist.” | Washington, Dec, 19.—(AP)—The Shattuck answered that he was em-' yield and price per bushel of the ployed to write a brief for presenta-' North Dakota grain crop as of Dec. tion to congress setting forth argu- 1, yas estimated today by the United ents in behalf of a low sugar duty.) States Department of Agriculture as of Agriculture with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Miss Mary Stephens and Miss ‘Wil- ma Kafer, students at Sioux Falls col- nem week, to be" with thelr parents % , Rev. and Mrs, C. A. Stephens, and 5 r peantirnstithelar diay SPRING VALLEY HAS FIRE Spring Valley Minn., Dec. 19.—()}— 4 frame structure containing machin- ery and igen automobiles was placed at 63600. Abc etd cuting attorneys or counsel for the | defense, but content itself with acting | I @s an impartial reporter. | Asked to Shape Plan } Founded On Trust The witness said he then was asked “This determination was based on | to try to work out @ plan for a sugar’ the belief of its founders that the! duty which would be advantageous to prosperity of their newspapers and, all sugar producers. indeed, the safety of the republic it-| “ had hopes of working out a plan self, is founded on an undefiled news | which would be ‘satisfactory to all | service and their unwillingness to en- | producers and not be injurious to the | trust such a terrifying power to any | consumers.” he added. private group.” __ | “You told us you did no work ex- He explained how the collection ‘cept that of a lawyer,” Walsh re- ‘and handling of the news reports are} marked. “I am asking you if you carried on “under the direction of the | care to modify that.” gencral manager by a very large staff. | ag attempted to present the facts world scattered, with bureaus placed ‘tq the public,” Shattuck replied, “you + at all important centers both in this | can call the work of @ lawyer or; country a ree iain anythin; | at wife = ye tt and di “I rogard the work of the staff as ‘A lawyer might go ou! ig fone of the wonders be cr i or News does not collect itself; hum vor. ifice, human | Had No Directions = are avishiy apeaaen in order | “T have had no directions from Mr.’ * that you and I may be promptly and | Hoover about the sugar tariff.” Sha' ; the daily hap-|tuck said, “nor have I discussed it _, accurately informed of a +, penings of the world. j with the president. I have discussed | | & ~ “The prime instruction to every As-|the sugar tariff and the proposed sociated Press man is that his report | sliding scale with Mr. Newton (Sec- | of every event must above all be ac- tary to Hoover). | | curate and unbiased, that no duty he! Just a few moments before Senator ‘4s to perform shall involve loss of Walsh. Democrat, Montana, had self-respect or betrayal of a confi-' asked the witness if he had talked {dence imposed and that he 1s not ex- with the president before accepting pected to gather his news from waste ;% Job offered by Lakin. ' paper baskets nor garbage pails.” “f told him I was employed by the {In concluding his address, Mr. Cuban sugar interests to try to work Noyes expressed the hope “that when out some plan that would be fair to you see a piece of news credited to | al!” Shattuck answered. the Associated Press or the (), you ‘Why did you tell at all about your “I did this,” he added. ; work,” Walsh commented. { will look upon that symbol as @ hall ployment?” he was asked. mark of truth undebased, undefiled | «1 saw him as I usually do.” Shat- by bias or propaganda.” in the vicinity.” Friend of Hoover's . Shattuck said his friendship sith’ Bi Hoover had been “like any other { friendship.” adding they had had a RECOMMENDED lOW & large amount of charity work. { | Senator Robinson. Republican. In- a diana, asked why Shattuck was em-| s lendship with Hoover. ger Rich, Farmer Poor, Be- “{ make no claim to be the adviser eres ver.” Bey ave in cause of Prohibition jof Mr. Hoover.” he said i | work for Mr. Hoover. I resent the ‘assertion that “nothing would do closest legal friend.” Towa more good than a good, sub-, “I ghink it is unfortunate that any} stantial drunk,” was made in the | suet imputation should be received, ‘x New York Democrat. |_| Ms, Hoover have been very pleasant. | | He was engaged at the time in ‘I make no claim other than that 1; ‘discussion with Representative Dick-, ope to have his friendship.” he uitural appropriation bill. proper’ Dickinson asked “the gentleman «po you t! its fair to have Mr. from w York if he knew the corn zyoover's name bandied about in this testimony?” Senator Robinson asked. Mand would make enough aleohol to tkeep all of New York drunk for and drew from Black his tuck said, “I usually call on him when good deal of public work together and “New York Solon Says Bootleg- ployed “chiefly” because of his; ithe past 10 years done professional | Washington, Dec. 19.—-(AP)—The | implication that I am Mr. Hoover's} house today by Representative BI | py the committee. My relations with | on, Republican, Iowa, on the agr-| added. ‘Testimony ‘Im; raised on one quarter of good Iowa “E certainly do not,” he said, “and to what would be good for relations with Hoover were “improper.” Shattuck was asked about a letter which Lakin wrote to Secretary Aballi of Cuba which said Shattuck had had a conference with Hoover. “I had talked with Mr. Newton,” he said. “I had not talked with the president. Received No Instructions “Then the president gave you no directions at all?” asked Senator “Absolutely not,” Shattuck said. gue to cclc-| never received any instructions from | Because prohibition had removed the market for a large part of the grain crop, he asserted, “the farmer Ss now practically on a Dole system, ile the bootiegger rides in & imousine.” He referred to the coming meeting ; ff the Anti-saloon L: aheld in Detroit, nnd said the “Detroit| “Do you not realize you were em- Ybootleggers out of generosity of | ployed chiefly because of your rela- j their hearts had invited the League” jtion with the president?” Walsh 0 the Michigan city. asked.: 4 “While the boys of the League ‘make whoopee in Detroit, the far ers will be worrying about thei 4 jnotes, which the Anti-Saloon League} ‘Ras he shouted. | Russia Guilty of Bad i Faith, China Charges rate 10 years of prohibition. to be | the president | ditches but that would not be legal | 50. ,\of the W. B, follo Corn, 16,384,000 bushels and 68 nts, al All wheat, 93,396,000 bushels and 97 cents, Durum Wheat, 37,075,000 bushels and 98 cents. tl Other spring wheat, 56,321,000 bushels and $1.03. Oats, 34,812,000 bushels and 32) very hel cents, tl Barley, 36,210,000 bushels and 42) jor ce , there s 7¢ Americans and Japanese positions as fcc) 8,415,000 bushels and, 76 they are being developed in advance Flaxseed, conference.. These will $2.87, some adj but Buckwheat, 30,000 bushels and bial -stnbercreed want reed cents, Tame hay, 1,529,000 tons and $6,-|Pelieve such adjustments can be ac- | Wild hay, 1,712,000 tons and $7.10. Clash on Cruiser Ratio Alfalfa seed, 30,000 bushels and| .The Japanese position for @ ratio $16.80. sects of seven 10,000-ton cruisers to each Cloverseed, 6,000 bushels and fof the United States runs 9.60, the relative strengths agreed Sweet clover seed, 210,000 bushels | the Washington arms and $3.55. | Tespect to capital ships and 6,960,000 bushels and /Servers view this $1.05, in the 5. — | FOSHAY LABILTIS = PUTAT $3177, 296 == "Veecinating In: st Spread of ar cl 6,876,000 bushels and Of mae Minneapolis Tower Is Losing. $100,137 a Year Because | of Unfilled Offices | e Dec. 19.—(AP)—Li- : adil Foshay Buildi Cor) Pp 5 ubsidiary of the W. B. y, now in receiver. 3 36, according to a! ¢4 re federal district court od: joseph Chapman, receiver.’ ncipal assest the report says,, cs of the real estate em! vaccina in the location of the Foshay Tower) rene. and adjoining unfinished ‘building q proje Leased portions of the| ficer, Tower at present, the report S83), ned will produce a gross rental of $194,- : year, leaving a deficit of $100,- f __ Mr. Chapman said, however, that if 90 per cent of the Tower could be rented it would be possible to pay all fixed charges and to meet mortgage Reyments of $45,250 due in 1930, vith 90 per cent occu- pancy, he said, the building could be operated to show an annual sur- plus of mofe than $19,000. As ae Chasen report as fe- cciver for uliding company wa: being filed, C. J. Rockwood, receiver ‘oshay company, tl parent Foshay holding oceans, brought suit in state district court, charging that loans totaling $805, | 000 to the company by the E. Warner Codags 4 of . Minnea: were usurious. 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