The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 23, 1930, Page 9

-BRABIL EXCITED OVE ‘ARRIVAL OF ZEPPELIN APTER LONG JOURNEY Trip Not ‘Hazardous Ordeal’ to 19 Passengers; Feasi- bility Proved RIO JANEIRO IS NEXT STOP dirigible has been seen in these parts and people came from alf over horth-" eastern Brazil. -As the huge ship hove into view the crowd cheered themselves hoarse. ‘When finally it had been pulled to earth guards almost had to fight with the crowd to keep them away. Arrival of the Graf marked com- pletion of a trip that skeptics had said the Zeppelin might not be able to make, Aside from shifting of the trade winds, which delayed the first stage of the flight, the weather. was good and the thermal problems were taken care of by allowing expansion Of the lifting gas, and dropping of water ballast. The Graf left Seville last Tuesday at 3:30 a. m., E. 8. T. Only a short stop will be made at Rio Janeiro, the Graf turning and cutting north again by way of Per- nambuco toward Havana. A short Dr. Hugo Eckener Crosses the THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1930 ; = then will continue to Lakehust, New Jersey, and thencé back to Friedrich- shafen, a distance altogether of about 18,000 miles. Change in Japanese Exclusion Act Asked Los Angeles, May 23.—()—A reso- lution requesting congress to recon- sider the Japanese exclusion act and to place citizens of that country seek- ing admittance to the United States on a quota basis, was expected to find its way today into the general meet- ing of the seventeenth annual con- vention of the national foreign trade council. The resolution. sponsored by the Portland, Ore., delegation, yesterday was circulated among the 2,000 dele- gates in printed form, and a copy of it was given to the chair. No official vote was taken. May Beetle Invasion Is Troubling Germans Hanover, Germany, May 23.—(#)— An Egyptain grasshopper plague is paralleled here by a May beetle in- vasion which is raging in many parts of Schleswig-Holstein, northern Han- over. Swarms of beetles are descending upon the fields, in the streets and even invading homes. The situation has made suspension of school ses- sions necessary, the children helping their parents fight the bugs. The younger generation is having a great time scooping the May beetles into sacks, barrels and tubs. Boiling water is the method of etermination. The mixture then \s fed to pigs and oer which seem to: relish the et, Tear Gas Used to Rob Bank Mes:enger Wheeling, W. Va. May 23.—(P)— Three bandits held up a bank cash- ier’s. automobile and obtained $10,000 here today. The money was being taken from the Citizens Mutal Bank of Wheeling to a Benwood bank by J. W. Johnson, cashier'of the latter institution. The bandits wrecked Johnson's au- tomobile by crashing into it with their own. A tear gas bomb then was thrown into the cashier's automobile | i and while Johnson and the driver of his car were suffering from tne ef= fects of it, the robbers took the money bags and escaped. Census Returns Give South St. Paul 10,001 Washington, May 23.—(?)—South St. Paul, Minn., got into the 10,000 class of cities today by a margin: of one person. Its 1930 tally was 10,001 ‘as aganist 6,860 in 1920. Paulino Uzcundum Basque heavy- weight, hopes to restore faded pres- tige this summer by appearing in box- ing centers throughout the country. 1 D + 7 dorsed thi \didaci f . United Bishop Cannon Wins arts. 288t ini onference Victory 4s" Weve: and Aitorey Gener Dallas, Tex., May 23.—(?)—Di: - | ‘Sa Eee tion among delegates to the quadren> |Eagle Dies Defending nial general conference of the Meth- Aerie from Ai irplan e odist Episcopal Church South, appar- | ently having ended in complete vic- | —— th for Eee inmaaine has dr.,| Harrisburg, Pa., May 23.—(7)—In a storm center of the meeting, the con- ealm: ference today settled down to decid- | pape? So als my ae erry ing a financial program and temper- | Se ae Perish ance expression. !in Buffalo valley, Perrin county. | Farmers saw him make a furious RAIL MEN ENDORSE NORRIS | swoop at an airplane as it appeared Lincoln, Neb., May 23.—()—Execu- | over the mountains. He hit the pro- tive committeemen of five Nebraska | peller head on. The farmers. found Railroad Brotherhoods and the Ne-|the decapitated body. 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