The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 13, 1930, Page 6

BY LEGION AFFECT 30,000 DAKOTANS t flundreds of Measures Intro- duced in Congress; Com- pensation Again Up Fargo, N. D., Feb. 13.—-A bill spon- Bored by the American Legion, which carries amendments to the World war ‘veterans affecting 20,000 North Da kota veterans and their dependents, is being prepared by Watson B. Miller. chairman of the national rehabilita- tion committee of the Legion, Jack ‘Williams department adjutant, re- ‘ported this week upon his return from ‘Washington. Sections of the act have been found unworkable by the directors of the 'U. 8. Veterans bureau and Legion of- ficials and the amendments are sought to make the changes more suitable, * Hundreds of bills affecting former Bervice men have been introduced in fongress, Mr. Williams declared, and both major parties are looking to the been held over him ever since convic Legion to gather them all together fand prepare suitable legislation. Mr. ‘Miller's office which is maintained by the American Legion, has iore laims filed from veterans of the Inited States than all but five of the 62 veterans bureau regional offices throughout the country, Mr. Williams Baid. He has a large force of special- fists in his employ, who gather to- gether the claims, which have been fefused by the veterans bureau, and @re prosecuting them to obtain com- pensation or hospitalization for the weterans. Included in the legislation which thave been introduced in congress, said (Mr. Williams, is one bill which will extend to March 15, 1931, the final closing date for filling of adjusted fompensation claims. There were 110,000 claims filed after the last losing date, Dec. 31, 1929, including fore than 300 from North Dakota feterans. ‘The great difficulty encountered by former service men in proving claims gue to service, because records were fncomplete, has brought about intro- @uction of legislation which elimi- hates much “red tape.” This bill also will be passed soon, Mr. Williams be- fieves. Other cases will be affected by this bill, including those of veterans | {who are in need of hospitalization but ‘are unable to take care of their fami- lies while being treated. This bill will provide that they or their families qwill be paid a certain amount each | month while the veterans is being ' millions of screen fans for her role of Tonia in “In Old Arizona,” but previ- ously @ Broadway star; Campbell Gullan, well-known producer-actor; Douglas Gilmore, Henry Kolker, Fred- erick Graham and Charlotte Mer- iam, all commenced their theatrical careers on the stage before coming to Hollywood. Only Rex Bell is a “ni tive” film player, having reached star- dom in Fox Westerns before his pro- motion to Movietone roles, “Pleasure Crazed,” an excitingly robberies in a fashionable setting, is! considered by film critics as one of the most advanced examples of talk- ing picture technique. It is an adap- tation of Monckton Hoffe’s stage play, “The Scent of Sweet Almonds,” with the scenario by Douglas Z. Doty and the dialog by Clare Kummer, the| noted Broadway dramatist. Donald| Gallaher directed. M. H. Cook Serving | Suspended Sentence As Result Gambling! ‘As a result of the raid on a gam- bling room in a local hotel room, M. H. | Cook, alleged to have conducted the game was taken into custody through ! the sheriff's office, on a suspent sentence of last summer. He now i: serving a four-month term which has | tion in district court at that time. On account of the old sentence, no charges have been brought on the | latest violation of the gambling law. Hedstrom Gets Back From Illinois Trip Without Jack Kadue Albin Hedstrom, deputy sheriff to- day returned from his trip to Illinois, where he had gon? to bring back Jack Kadue on a charge of obtaining money on false pretence. He re- turned without Kadue, on account of the attorney general's office at Springfield refusing to recognize the | extradition papers issued by Governor George Shafer. The Illinois authorities took the view that the alleged false pretence ‘was an incident to a partner ship when Kadue operated the Tourist cafe here. Additional charges were to have been preferred on check transactions and warrants on_these would have been sent on to Deputy Hedstrom to effect extradition, but no further complaints were entered. ‘The deputy found Kadue working in a chain grocery store at Moline, Mllinois. Kadue refused to return here voluntarily, on advice of his counsel. While in Illinois, Deputy Hedstrom had opportunity to visit a brother at Joliet, a nephew at Gary and a niece in Chicago. CARD OF THANKS hospitalized. —$—___. —__.4 m ) AT THE MOVIES | i a) PARAMOUNT THEATRE “Disraeli,” Warner Brothers all-/| talking dramatization of the famous; stage success, will be shown at the; Paramount Theatre today and Friday. In the title role of Englands’ brilliant | | | | and neighbors for their kind assist- We wish to thank our many friends ance and sympathy during the death | of our beloved daughter and sister. | We also wish to express our gratitude | for the beautiful floral offerings, and e of Bismarck and of Stewartsdale ; Rev. H. M. Gu for their kind + : Mrs. Rose McMurrick and Family. Prime Minister is Mr. George Arliss, the distinguished actor of the legiti- mate stage. It was Mr. Arliss, it will | be remembered, for whom the play! was originally written and in which! he subsequently acted for nearly five | years, both in New York and in many | cities throughout the, country. And! although Mr. Arliss has appeared in a! score of successes, it is generally con- ceded that his interpretation of Dis- Taeli represents the high mark of his career. Brilliant, witty and eccentric, Dis-; Yaeli valued principle above success; @ man far removed from the petty yee and bigotry of his time. contemporaries, including his most powerful enemy, Gladstone, were forced to acknowlege the wisdom and power of this man who dreamed of a great British Zmpire. But above all, hhe remained always a man of simple! ftastes, unspoiled by the flattery that | frowned his late success. To the last | the was a man who loved life with the! unfailing intensity that characterized every thing he ever did. In his present characterization of | Disraeli, Mr. Arliss brings the same understanding and sympathy that originally won for him universal ac- elaim. Truly a great artist of the) theatre, Mr. Arliss’ performance in! this all-talking dramatization of “Dis- raeli” must rank with the finest act- ‘Sing yet seen and heard on the audible screen. In fact, critics and audiences who have already seen this picture in iNew York have classed it and the per- formance of Mr. Arliss as a distinct triumph in the world of talking pic- tures. In support of Mr. Arliss is his wife, Plorence Arliss, Joan Bennett, lac‘ geen in “Bulldog Drummond,” David "Torrence, Doris Lloyd and Michael ‘isaroff. Alfred E. 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