The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 15, 1930, Page 3

WOUNDED INREVOLT { OF CHINESE SOLDIERS} Lieut. C. M. Winslow Struck in Leg by Machine Gun Fusillade Shanghai, Mar. 15.—(#)—Lieutenant C.M. Winslow;commanding the United States naval armed guard aboard the American Yangtse Rapids Steamship company’s steamer, was wounded in the leg by ‘a machine gun bullet dur- ing a clash. between his guards and lawless Chinese soldiers roaming the north bank of the Yangtse river 50 miles above Ichang yesterday. The wounding of Lieutenant Wins- low was the result of a particularly vicious attack by lawless soldiers in which the latter used field pieces and machine guns, heavily bombarding several steamers, both and American, and paralyzing river traf- fic for several hours. None of the other Americans aboard the Chiping participating in the skirmish wes injured, although three Chinese members of the crew were seriously wounded. “The attack, the most severe staged by: disorganized soldiery in many ‘months, occurred at the dangerous Hsintang Rapids, one of the most dif- ficult for navigation on the entire Yangtze. At this location the river is narrow, forcingsteamers close to the banks and thus subjecting them to shore attacks at close range. In all, five American Sangtze Rap- ids company steamers were involved in yesterday's attack. Two Chinese vessels also figured. ‘TheChinese vessels were first to en- counter the attacking group. The Chinese nationalist soldier guard aboard the two ships answered the attack with machine gun fire, slaying numerous bandits. As a result of the bandit fire, however, the steamers were forced to retreat down-river, abandoning their voyage toward Chungking. Two of the American vessels, the Wing and Iping, also en route to Chunking, next encountered the lawless soldiers. Without returning the fire of the attackers they retreat- ed, proceeding to Ichang. ————— | AT THE MOVIES | UP THE LADDER OF FAME WITH FRANCES UNDERWOOD Cast in one of the leading feminine roles of the all-talking- version of “HER UNBORN CHILD,” described as a tremendous human document, and which is being presented - with marked attention at the Paramount ‘Theatre Monday and Tuesday, is no less 2 stage luminary than Miss Frances Underwood, who has won a niche all for herself in Broadway's hall of fame. Her climb up the ladder to fame has indeed been an ‘interesting jour- ney. Miss Underwood was born and educated in Los Angeles. Like all good actresses, she made her stage debut in “stock.” For four years she played opposite the late Leo Ditrich- stein in his various Metropolitan triumphs. .[n New York she-has been identified with such Broadway suc- cesses as “Home Fires.” “Alias The Deacon,” “Civilian Clothes” and numerous other productions equally as well known. In the all-talking version of “Her ‘Unborn Child,” Miss Underwood is said to be splendidly cast. Incident- ally, her portrayal of the mother role is conceded to bt one of the out- standing streen triumphs of the year. Her suppeting cast is a splendid one, consisting of players whose names are. familiar (o Broadway theater-goers. ‘They indude Harry Davenport, Doris Rankin, Paul Claire, Pauline Drake, Blisha ¢ook, Jr., Adele Ronson, Eliza- beth Wragge, Frances Grant, and many thers equally as well known. Thy picture holding the screen at the Jaramount Theatre, was beg sy for flkie use by Frederic Hafon, authors of “Lombardi Ltd,” other Broadway hits. The di- retion is by Albert Ray, who is re- ponsible for several successful photo- Jays flying the banner of Fox and /Miffany Films. Directly after finishing his work in | “The Cock Eyed World,” Victor Mc- Lagien laid aside his marine uniforms for a time and visited the Fox ward- robe to be fitted out in a nautical first mate of a windjammer. sailing between Sydney, Australia and Mar- seilles, France. It's the role he plays in Raoul Walsh's latest Fox Movietone talking ‘Theatre, story. ‘Walsh was also directed by him and is admirably, fitted to McLaglen’s tie form. / e story chiefly concerns “John k Duke” a “Sailor bloke” caamrar lest pacman, ©. clot He long stict ake BE ik Isaminger Formally Announces res Candidacy. LARSON TRAINING BEGINNERS’ BAND Schools Music Director Has 44 Students Enrolled and Ma- jority in Harness Clarion E. Larson, musical director at the High and Will schools, is training,- another beginners band, slong with his work with the juvenile band. The new band was enrolled February 1, and since regular train- ing sessions have been held in the band room of the Will school.. There are 44 pupils of the schools enrolled in the organization. Director Larson is looking out for still more talent, and he suggests that parents having children with a bent for band music should get in touch with him, All that is required to get into the band is to have an instru- iment and an instruction book. Following are the students in train- ing in the beginners band and their instruments: ents: ‘Cornets—Dayton Shipley, Jr., Ken- neth Toews, Melvin Nelson, Glen Ison. lto—Harvey Toews, William Cul- bertson. i Piccolo—Bille Corwin. Melvin Snare Drum—Everett Svaren. Others who have not selected an ‘instrument are Evelyn Nelson, Mil- Rami THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, MARCH. 15, 1930 U.S. NAVAL ORAIGER. [contre Gare] NEW DENATURANT OF Picture taken in the spring of 1888. The city has made truly great progress—except the same courthouse remains. 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