The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 18, 1935, Page 11

e “Robert W. Schrod GRAND FORKS POLICE OFFICER SUCCUMBS Leslie Ryan, 65, Father of M. 0. Ryan, Is Victim of Apoplexy Grand Forks, N. D., Oct. 18—(?)}— Leslie Ryan, 65, former police magis- trate and in recent years police ser- geant in Grand Forks, died Friday morning from the effects of an apoplectic stroke suffered at the Police station a week ago. Funeral services will be Saturday afternoon. Born near Cincinnati, Ohio, Mr. Ryan spent his boyhood there and at Peoria, Ill. He.taught school for a number of years, and then went to Indianapolis, from where 5 a ae farm near Langdon, N. In 1918 Mr. Ryan moved with his family to Grand Forks. He was elect- ed police magistrate in 1924 and held the office for eight years. He was fan uce sergeant of police three * Besides ‘his wife, he leaves two sons, Maurice O. Ryan, Fargo, etre fe : the Greater North Dakota associatio! and Robert gee bt who is in Call” fornia; and daughters, Mrs. Marjorie Bere ye Mrs, Maxan of Los Angeles, Calif. Robert W. Schroder Accompanied by her five-year-old grandson, Prince Sable Selassie, a] members of the court, Empress Menen {fs shown ieaving Addis Abal for a secret haven to insure safety from capture. Points Out That Sales Levy Is Heaviest on Person of, Small Means Minneapolis, Oct. 18— (#) —The fairest way to supplement the prop- is through higher state and federal income taxes, Dr. Harold M. Groves, sity of Wisconsin annual convention of the- National Association of Public Schools officials here Friday. ‘taxes, however, are ed according to incomes, Groves said. tween $50,000 and Dies in Grand Forks Schroder, and two brothers, Edwin and Harold, all of Grand Forks, sur- ‘The funeral was Friday at 2 Grand Forks, 'N. D. D., Oct. 18—(®)—| vive. hroder, 24, of Grand|p, m. Forks, died here Thursday from injur- {es suffered in a railroad accident near Key besa Minn., a week ago. His parents, and Mrs, — F. KLAUDT RECOVERING mine accident near Zap, attendants at the hospital here not definitely “EnowH how long he would be forced to remain under the doctor’s care. Robert Klaudt of Beulah is recover- ing nicely from injuries received in a said Friday. It was tion,” he added. professor of economics at the Univer-| = told the 24th Special and general retail Lard best wa: raise a large amount of revenue, ied if the burden is not equally distribut- “The sales taxes are effective means of raising revenue, but there is no relation between the tax and the ability of the person to pay,” he said. “Opponents of these measures argue that the tax is in inverse ratio to in- come. The tax averages $18 on an annual income of $1,000, decreases to $2.25 per thousand on incomes be- $100,000 and for the millionaire is 30 cents per thou- There is no reason why the educa- tional program of the nationa should be curtailed when the “educational , dollar always has been the biggest dividend payer of any enterprise,” he said. “A nation spending $12,000,000, 000 on luxuries should be able to assume 2%% billion dollars for educa- The gigantic soft drink trade owes its inception to a Philadelphia per- Forty thousand eas are married Ghee sree annually in London. DAIDRCT | Six Killed, 20 eae” In Blast Aboard Liner |’ | TBDUCATOR DECLARES ts roe, and 20 injured Friday in two boiler explosions aboard the Italian liner Aussonia, The explosions occurred as the ship entered port after a voyage from Haifa, Palestine. Passengers were removed safely and the vessel was beached, still blazing furiously, after @ British sailor aboard @ small ship cut the anchor chain with an acetylene torch despite the clouds of dense smoke and flames erty tax for support of public schools| rolling from the A ussonia, British naval craft in the harbor 216 Broadway —We ORANGES, 2 dozen AMERICAN CHEESE 20. tox Soldiers’ Morale Is Low Due Desert Heat Addis Ababa, Oct. gre craggy Re reaching here lay st the metals of Italian soldiers on the southern front was low because of racking fevers suffered in the Oga- den desert and difficulties in the eo rain. Large numbers of Italians we! said to be ‘nating severely from the intense ‘Birds are seldom seen to soar on & cloudy day. Soaring is only possible Speaks Grocery Deliver— Phone 611 SUGAR, 10 Ib. cloth bag, each ....... RED A COFFEE, per Ib. ............ for only ........ TOKAY GRAPES, per Ib. .......... 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