The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 20, 1934, Page 3

| . ' THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1984 HOME TOWN FOLKS SEE DILLINGER AS MISUNDERSTOOD BOY many Sign Petition Asking Am- nesty for America’s No. 1 Desperado Chicago, April 20—()—John Dill- inger may be poison to society in gen- 7eral, but in his home town of Moores- ville, Ind., he's just ® modern Robin { Hood on a spree, Down in Mooresville John Roe was circulating a petition requesting Gov- LOCKS REPAIRED KEYS MADE Lawn Mowers and Garden Tools Sharpened and Recon- ditioned. Otto Dirlam 218 Main Phone 251 Clean ,Up AHL There Is a Paint For Every Purpose EVERY PAINT JOB BISMARCK PAINT & GLASS CO. a. ga SPOHN, Mer. ath Si Phone SaEeaa ernor Paul V. McNutt to grant am- nesty to the desperado whose wooden gun flight March 3 from the Crown ry Point, Ind., jail left a trail of blood and political repercussions that have shocked the nation. Many of Dillinger’s home-town ac- Quaintances are reported to have signed the petition which alleges that America’s, public enemy No. 1 didn't get a square deal when he was con- victed and sentenced to prison back in 1924 for robbing a grocer. Dillinger is not the bold, bad des- perado he has been pictured, the am- nesty petition says. “He has never,” it says, “manifested & vicious, revengeful or a-bloodthirsty disposition,” and adds that the plan to quit bothering him would not only Prevent bloodshed in his capture, but would give the state of Indiana some- thing to be proud of by the “gener- ous helping hand she had extended to her prodigal son.” Father Is Elated -Old John Dillinger, Sr., father of the “here today and gone tomorrow” fugitive. was little short of elated when he heard that the home town folks were sticking by his erring son. His idea about it is that John would make @ good policeman if he sur- renders and is permitted to re-join society. All the talk about making life eas- ler for Dillinger came to the fore Thursday about the time that it was reported a limping bandit, believed to have been Dillinger, with the assist- ance of three helpers, raided the Pana, ! Tl, witness said he thought the leader was Dillinger, but bank employes fail- ed to identify him through pictures, so an intensive hunt was begun for Roy Gann, of Pana, on suspicion that it was he and not the ubiquitous John who led the raid. Still more interesting was the fact that the freedom-for-Dillinger move- ment came to light just at the time the Indiana authorities were more or less agitated to learn that Dillinger had dropped in on the folks back home at their farm near Mooresville last April 7 and 8. . Liven Up Your Home With Flowers Oscar H. Will & Co. 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One| —— | Weather Report | FORECAS' For Bismarck and Fae Gen- erally fair ponishe ee and ee For North Da- ae General ly tonight and Saturday’ some- what warmer, te South Da- Fair, uD 20. goo west and orth portions to- night; generally fair and Warmer, tant Mon Fair tonight ight Saturday; warmer Bea! portion tonight. 4 fea portion ton Sal fair and somewhat hat. warmer, GENERAL CON CONDITIONS A high pressure area, attended by cool weather, extends from the Mis- Seine Valley westward to the east- ‘ky Mountain slope ae City 30.46). Lower pressure slightly higher temperatures revail over the western Canadian Provinces and along the Pacific coast. The Weep ee a sections, ‘ismarck station barometer, inches: 28.55. Reduced :to sea level, 30.40, Missouri river stage at 7 a. m. 2.2 ft. 24 hour change, 0.3 ft. PRECIPITATION For Bismarck Station: Total this month to date . Normal, this month to date in Total, January 1st to date . Normal, January ist to date .. aet Accumulated deficiency to date 152 NORTH DAKOTA spb) 32 Basen eciean, clear . Beach, clear ... Carrington, clear Crosby, clear .... Devils Lake, clear Dickinson, cleat Grand Forks, clear Hankinson, clear Jamestown, en BB88888888888se3sssss85 SOUTH DAKOTA POINTS ‘High- Low- ‘est est Pet. Huron, clear 48 3200 Rapid city. clea 52 32 MINNESOTA 1 POINTS ea gt Pet es . Minneapolis, cld: “eo Moorhead, clear ‘WEATHER IN ee Pe Amarillo, Tex., cldy. Calgary alts. ont gary, ly. Chicago, Til., ‘agar . Denver, Colo., clear os Motnes,, ia. slits: ge City, Kans., A Edmonton, Alta., "dear 68 GIVE A JOB preseeelty |e a matter of every- body at work ... gainful occur m During ihe Cisan Up int look for “ins painting Joos, that be done around your This means. work for a professional ‘Those pare ~ a th have mab difference in the world. ply i juet one: oH BISMARCK PAINT & GLASS CO. H. E. SPOHN, Mer. 401 4th St. Phone 399 CONTRACT * CypEDTS PLAY IT ee Solution to Previous Contract Problem BY WM. E. MCKENNEY not| (Secretary, American Bridge League) The earliest, and perhaps the most interesting of the Sims theories first ‘Socurday introduced to contract by that great card player, P, Hal Sims, and gen- erally used by tournament players throughout the country today, was his no trump theory. We all realize that, to make game at no trump, you must have a suit | that will establish in one round and | protection against a long suit of your | opponents. Therefore, until the holes are blocked, it is not wise to bid one no trump originally unless you hold an exceptionally powerful hand. I want to get you straight on this particular point—when your partner opens with one no trump, any re- sponse that you make is forcing. If you hold an exceptionally weak suit, ‘take out with two of that sult as North does today. Of course, that two diamond re- sponse may be weakness or semi- strength, but, remember, it is forcing to your partner. Now if South were to respond with 2 two no trump, North bids three dia- a . Duplicate—E. and W. Opening lead—@ 9 South West North Kast 1N.T. Pass 2 Double Pass vul. monds and says, “I have a weak suit: and no entries in my hand. Even though you do establish the diamonds, you will not be able to get into my hand.” Today’s Contract Problem North is declarer at three no trump. East opens the queen of diamonds. How should North plan to play the hand? Here ts a tip-of— when the queen of clubs, is finessed, the ten drops from the East hand. Solution in next issue. 20 Over North's bid of two diamonds, East steps in with two spades. Nat- urally South—not being vulnerable— knows that if his partner’s bid of two diamonds was not based on weak- ness, they will gain more by setting the opponents than they could by making game themselves. Therefore, he doubles two spades. North, of course, must not leave the double in, but should bid three dia- monds, just as though the bidding had gone one no trump, two dia- monds, two no trump by South, three diamonds by North, His bid of three diamonds says, “Partner, my diamond take-out was based on weakness.” Many players with South's hold- ing might now make the mistake of trying for a game at no trump, or bidding hearts. But your partner has definitely told you that his hand ts JAMESTOWN MAN T0 HEAD STATE 8. A.R. FOR CURRENT YEAR Dr. J. D. Carr Succeeds M. L. McBride as Head of Pa- triotic Society Jamestown, N. D., April 20.—()— Dr. J. D. Carr, Jamestown, superin- tendent of the North Dakota state hos- pital for the insane, was elected presi- dent of the North Dakota society, Sons of the American Revolution at the annual meeting here Thursday. Dr. Carr succeeds M. L, McBride, Dickinson, who was unable to attend because of illness in his family. Dr. Carr presided at Friday’s session in his absence. L. B. Hanna, Fargo, former gover- nor of North Dakota and at present national vice president general of the Valley district, in a reso- lution was endorsed for national presi- dent in 1935. The meeting endorsed E. C. McCrillis, present president general of the national society for re- election for another year. Hanna had been endorsed for presi- dent this year but because of ill health refused to be a candidate. Unless there shall be another candidate to replace McCrillis, Dr. Carr, as president of the North dakota society, and Hanna as national vice president general, will go to the national congress in Baltimore, Md., May 22 to 24, Oificers of the organization elected and re-elected to serve in the coming year are: Vine D. Lord, Cando, first vice president; H. L. Chaffee, Amenia, second vice president; George Regis- ter, Bismarck, third vice president; E. D. Lum, Wahpeton, national trustee; A. H. Yoder, Grand Forks, registrar; Cap E. Miller, Fargo, secretary; Ww. C. MacFadden, Fargo, based on weakness, that the dia-| ‘Ora monds are no good to you unless the hand is played st diamonds, and that | "slo: he has no help for you on the side. Therefore, with South's big hand, you must pass and allow your part- ner to play the hand at three dia- monds, which of course he can make. Havre, Mont., clear ... 66 Helena, Mont., clear .. Kamloops, B. C., clear.. Kansas City, Mo., clear Lander, Wyo., clear .... 00) Medicine Hat, A., clear Miles City, Mont., clear Modena, Utah, No. Platte, Neb., pci Okie. pity. O., clear. u'Appelle, S., peldy... (gua ure, Ore, Ae St. Louis, Mo., Salt Lake City. 8. 8. Marie, ‘Mien’ eldy. Seattle, Wash., clear Sheridan, Wyo., clear. Sioux City. Ia., clear.. ‘Spokane, Wash., clear... Swift, Soe 8. ee The Pas, dy. Toledo, ‘Ohio, ‘cldy. Winnemucca. Nev., clear Winn: ay Man clear. BESSSSSSSSSSS PSVSSRSSSRSSSSSRSSSSSSLSsSS $833383388388888838SS888838 sseaseasesea (Copyright, 1934, NEA Service, Inc.) Montana Game Board Having Internal Row Helena, Mont., April 20.—()—Mon- tana Thursday had two fish and game commissions and two state game war- dens but the courts will be called upon to decide which set of officials shall be legally recognized. The old board held possession of the department and planned to continue in charge until a quo warranto action in the supreme court is decided. ‘The seed of the avocado pear yields indelible ink. With all the Features You Desire Here is beauty! Here is con- venience! Here is value! Tee Mirador wader (obelves in She cay 50%. Just the curecity 0%, lg | ae small food items. Open the door and there they are INSTANTLY findable. ler; Walter L. Williamson, Lisbon, and|Greetings were brought by James- A. H. Yoder, Grand Forks, both presi- Gent nureday night’ ting O. S./an address, 's. meet he Buck, Jamestown, gave the address of| Wahpeton was selected for thq welcome and the response was by Lum.!1935 meeting, ¥. 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