The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 17, 1935, Page 7

~_BOND REDEMPTION Conti! © D Ree eis mays } \NEW APPROAGH T0 - J conversation with the two defendants. METHOD OF PAYING att Bismarck: and etal: Gener. 2400. Mile riche Bremer identifed specimens of wall- F ARM PROBLEM IS Tose warmer From West Coast ues allegedly was held prisoner. tion may BONUS 1S PLANNED te: a ron mney ie GOVERNMENT PLAN costes tatedat em at crc a i tetmenmmtina ht Paper taken from the bedroom in room, immediately behind the chair in which he sat during most of the {Compromise Proposed by. Har-|- | Texas Democrat Advocates Es- road. house appropriations committee that Mintle sled tablishing Reserve Bank fe was first brought there and that year later, when he visited the hide- ‘ce with a federal agent, he observed a Fe time of his captivity, creaked when he Reosevelt’s Approval Washington, April 17—()—A bond- fits accorded by the-government to iveterans of the World War, in the form. ‘pf insurance, compensation, disability talization, voca- Bllowances, —_hospit 5 (ional ‘rehabilitation, adjusted com- | Garrison. (as. liberalized by this act), ference of various kinds, under tion of general application, and bther benefits and allowances, many (Max, cldy: pf which have not been granted to/Minot, Veterans of prior wars, it is hereby be given at any time to a|2 bhange in the policy hereby declar- . ponfident he would approve the mea- bure. - ..A8 he introduced the bill, Harrison ‘ ae the following explanatory atate- ent; - Sere 5 Amends 1924 Statute “The bill seeks to amend the World ie ies pee? A 4 BUTE ant | eT z | i i Lilt fildi: teal i 3 it ie = £ g i Fer alt TREE t i i ‘Total this month to date . lormal, this month 5] around 11:30 in Wives of the fliers, ‘all night vigil at the Alameda Eastern Standard Time), 18 hours after her take-off from Alameda air- Port. From the fliers themselves came =|Only routine messages, periodically interrupted by references to the sun- set, moonlight, or the beauties of the solid bank of clouds that hid the ocean. ‘Without incident, the plane lifted its 41,000 pounds into thé air at 3:50 time) Tuesday and soon was lost to sight through the Golden Gate exit seed-|for the planes in six other successful California-Hawaii flights. 24-HOUR SERVICE TO ; EUROPE I8 FORECAST New York, April 17.—()—As the giant Pan-American clipper airplane roared toward Hawall, its maker, Igor Sikorsky, declared that 24-hour air service to Europe was in the imme- diate future. “Flying boats carrying 75 to 100 pas- .35 | sengers' would make the trip, he told 38 /the Motion Picture Club of New York. CONTINUED from page one’ Tale of Kidnaping Is Told by Bremer In St. Paul Court recognized him from a picture in the Paper. “Farmer told me,” Bremer testified, ing that Bremer was the man “sitting in the other room.” Bremer said Al- derton Usually Got Up at 11:30 “Alderton told me I usually got the morning in Rose, was the next witness. photographs he of rior of the Alderton ville on January 16, 1935, Federal Judge M. M. cated that court would be in Good Friday. C ONTINUE D from page one: League of Nations Council Supports Censure of Reich a will unmediately assume of- ice, Davidson, Nelson Sauvain, chair- ‘man of the boaid, said, is planning to enter national skelter-belt work. COMPETITION FOR BUNNY Mastic, N. ¥. — Carl Stone's hen ing to let the Easter Rabbit. the season’s honors, She con- tributed a 6% ounce egg for the oc- casion, FOUR DIE IN ACCIDENT Antigonish, N. 8. April 17.—“7)— At least four persons were killed Wed- nesday when the Halifax-bound Can- for Agriculture Washington, April 17—(7)—A new approach to the farm help problem is being shaped up quietly on Capital Hill with emphasis deflecting from the old Legian” program to straight out financing. ‘There is, for example, legislation by Chairman Jones (Dem., Texas) of the house agriculture committee to set up what would amount to a federal reserve bank for agriculture. Jones | asserts the farmer pays too much for the money he . That, he contends, is because the {farm credit agencies have to get their jcapital by expensive bond issues, with ithe farmer-borrower having to stand the expense of that financing from two sides. Under his new plan, which he is hopeful of putting through this session, the new bank would discount land banks’ and other paper direct. Want Home Owners Loans Then there is the Jones-Bankhead measure that would in effect provide home owners loan corporation for little farmers. Enthustastically en- dorsed in principle Tuesday by both Secretary Wallace and Lawrence Westbrook, assistant relief director, it contemplates a billion dollar “farm concerned because she is a member Jadian National Railways express from|home” corporation to finance small of the league, “which is the watchdog |Sydney left the rails at Heatherton,|farm plots and equipment, of say 20 of international life.” Portugal Has Reservations Prof. Jose Caeiro da Mata, Portu- guese foreign minister, declaring that the “threat of dangerous complica- tions is far from having disappeared from the international ” said Portugal accepted “the ideas-in the draft resolution” with reservations as to the eventual form of penalties for treaty violators.” The Portuguese delegate was fol- lowed by Stanley M. Bruce, of Aus- tralia, who supported Great Britain's Position. As the session opened, Czechoslova- ‘kian quarters confirmed reports that negotiations had been under way be- tween Czechslovakia and Russia for a Pact of mutual: assistance modeled along the lines of the Franco-Russian agreement. Dr. Eduard Benes, Czech foreign minister, it was said, will go to Mos- cow probably early in June to sign the accord. GERMANS INCENSED BY MOVE AT GENEVA Berlin, April 17.— (#) —German newspapers formed a choir of indigna- tion Wednesday, joining in official denunciation of the attempt at Geneva to win league of nations approval for @ resolution condemning Germany's rearmament moves. Hitler's Voelkischer Beobachter said: “The time has passed when Ger- many has bowed to dictation. It ‘jwill be hard to find a way back to Geneva for Germany.” wvan,| Leaves State Post For Shelterbelt Job Resignation of L. F. 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