The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 15, 1935, Page 7

THE BISMARCK, TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1935 6 z Friday he had been offered a retain-|to the navy and the methods of fi- te co! id there e ap-|court’s office Wednesday. elected president of the Morton and | program. er me $475,000 to aid Laurence R.|nancing the Gulf Industries if their | paencesty GEIB scambiak dlatkk The order was a culmination of alpurieigh County Bankers’ association} ©. ©. Wattam of Fargo, berg es Wilder, & shi , get naval con-|bids were acceptable.” Including 35.500 traffic fatalities in| *-Year lawsult through which the!. ine annual meeting held here. He North Dakota tracts in 1933 for Gulf Industries of cepts fe in | Ford company sought to recover taxes clation, delivered the princtpal eddrese |the United States in 1934, with home | |paid under the corporation income succeeds George E. Leick of Hebron. |o¢ the ‘evening, 1 | Mishaps taking el rost as many lives | jax law of 1919, later declared illegal.| John ©. Fischer of Glen Ullin was —_—_——_ named vice-president and N. I. Roop| There was an increase in on | 88 traffic accidents. In handing down their decision last word This is an increase of 4.000 deaths |», the supreme court upheld the|of Bismarck was elected secretary-|deaths from plague in 1938 of 27,000 \ through traffic accidents over the district court in ordering the return|treasurer.: Approximately 60 men,|over the previous year. previous year, she sald, in & CaM oF the tax monies but refused to grant | representatives of nine banks in the ———— pain to bring the facts to the atten-| tne interest of $30,847.14 asked by the The tion of mothers. businessmen. motor-| Ford company und previously allowed ~ CATHEDRAL PLAYER OFFERING IS READY Comedy to Be Given Next Wed- 4 rs a | nesday Evening Once “As there was no possible way in jwhich the Gulf Industries could themselves in a position wh: could be of service, I could not consider it.” two counties and members of the y, Fy Philippine islands exported Safety Campaign for banking committees of the two legis- [5.324874 cigars to the United @tates “I have tried to refresh my mem- Drew 374 Laughs Ped ee ee nee he made on behalf of Mr. Wilder,” he State Is Announced | ists, and members of the North Da: | by the lower court. “The Whole Town's Talking,” up- {18 roarious farce in three acts by John SHE FELT MARVEL- OUS WHEN HABITS BECAME REGULAR Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN Relieved Her Constipation* Asie this ‘llaeks at “T everythi le or no results. I felt miserable, ‘was 20 but looked much eh and my skin ‘was continually breaking out. “I decided to try ALL-Bran, three meals a day for about a week. Elimination became regular; oad felt marvelous and looked better. my outlook on life was a od Mrs. Armand Hamel, Pawling, N.Y. e ni bam creeae, due to insufficient Kellogg’s Att-Bran provides “bulk” to aid elimination. It also furnishes vitamin B and iron. The “bulk” in Att-BRAN is gen- tle —and safe for normal individ: uals, More effective it sara leafy peoner as it does break down within the body. Isn't this aaa food pleasanter than patent medicines? Just eat oe tablespoonfuls daily. Chronic with each os If not re- see your oat the redand-greenp package at ir tects than pe parker Tr’Battlo Batis Grevk? cre Koop on the Sunny Side ef Life at Sandusky, Ohio, eliminating the shifting of scenes which gave the Players some difficulty in their first offering of the season. Rev. Father Henry Holleman, direc- tor, is arranging to have the final |*™ dress rehearsal given before an au- Gience. All the acts have been in a |? finished stage for several days, the last few weeks being given to polish- ing the work of the cast. After running an entire season in New York with Grant Mitchell as its star, the farce has become an amaz- ing amateur favorite. Its success is laid to the fact that everybody likes to laugh. Many productions have run to three and four performances al- though the directors originally planned only ot.e. In the cast are Mary Cayou, Cath- | erine Brown, Cora Marie Strauss, Ruth Hintgen, Margaret Fortune, Margaret Lefor, Marion Curran, ; Frederick Monley, Emmett McCusker, Paul Gorman, Wallace Maddock and John Wingate. Offered $475,000 to Get Naval Contracts Washington, Feb. 15.—(#)—A. P. Homer, Washington marine architect, told the senate munitions committee | Schilling Hungarian Paprika | ft Rich red. | Delicate _ flavor. 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