The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 14, 1935, Page 2

CHICAGO IS DARKER THAN NIGHT DUE 10 BLANKET OF SMOKE Dead Calm Extends East to New York With Lights Blazing Everywhere Chicago, Nov. 14.—(?)—It was dark as midnight at mid-morning Thurs- tay because there was no wind in the windy city. Electric lights blazed above business places in the “loop” with all their night time brilliance. Street cars, busses, automobiles and elevated trains traveled with lights on. Street lights were off, however. leaving the city actually darker than it is at night. Smoke from city stacks had accym- ulated below a low hanging layer of stratus clouds, Weather Forecaster ©. A. Donnell explained, and there ‘wasn’t enough breeze to carry it off. Outside the loop comparative dark- hess prevailed. At the municipal air- port airline meteorologists reported a1 ceiling of about 400 feet and visibility of one mile. Their reports showed similar condi- tions east to New York. Outbound morning planes left from 25 to 30 minutes behind schedule. | ORDER RAILWAY PROBE | | Washington, Nov. 14—(#)—The in- terstate commerce commission ordered an investigation Thursday into the/ “history, management, financial and other operations” of the New York,| ‘New Haven, and Hartford railroad! company. The road now is starting reorganization under the railroad! ptcy act. Authorities at Mt. Ranier, Md., seeking a possible motiv In the mys- tericus slaying of Corinna Loring, decided to question the girl’s parents, Mr. and Mra. George Loring, shown as they were leaving the funeral partors where the body of their daughter lay. The girl disappeared two deys before she was to have been married. (Associate. Pres. Photo) i a H “ministrator, heads the new organi- _— New U.S. Unit to Aid zation which supplants the old Fed- Cut in Crop Surplus eral Surplus Relief corporation. It is rare for any locality to have) perfectly normal weather. “Boy! I can breathe now!” Just a few drops of Vicks Va-tro-nol up <4 each nostril reduces swollen membranes, / clears stuffiness, brings prompt relief. Used in time, helps prevent many Vicks VATRO- ‘NOL REGULAR SIZE 30c . tion has been organized to help re-\ vin) be sought. move crop surpluses from the market 4 and possibly to subsidize some ex- jorts. Chester ¢. Davis AAA ad-|/ Keep Out of Debt,’ : i Bn | Old Tiller Advises Sacramento, Calif, Nov. 14.—(>) —A grizzled little man looked back Thursday over 42 years of | tiling a living from mother | earth and cautioned young farm- | ers: “Keep out of debt.” John Morris of Golden, Coilo., said he blamed debt “as much as anything else” for the miseries of the farmer during the last few years. He offered his counsel between sessions of the National Grange, where he is a familiar figure. For 28 years he has been master of the Colorado Grange. colds. . 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BIERMAN THWARTS ENTERPRISING CUB Reporter Gets Locomotive Back- - ground for Bernie Before Coach Gives in Minneapolis, Nov. 14.—(7)—Bernie Bierman, Gopher football strategist) met his match—almost—yesterday in Daily, student newspaper, The Daily, so it states today, has been trying all season to get an ex- clusive, unusual picture of Bierman. Yesterday a bright reporter hit upon the idea of having the. Minnesota coach pose in the cab of a locomo- tive with the famed “Little Brown Jug”—a going to Michigan pose— Bierman said he hadn't time to pose. “Bring the train to the stad- ium,” he is reported to have said. So the reporter went into a huddle with railway officials and they con- sented to send a locomotive out to their train yards near the stadium. Then Bierman played his trump card: “I haven't time to run around pos- ing for pictures with this game com- ing up. Come out to the field and you can take all you want,” he Gopher coach stated. Elks Lodge to Have Special Initiation In common with lodges throughout the country the Bismarck Elks lodge Approximately 15 candidates are expected to take the obligation and this ceremony will be followed by an entertainment, lunch and refresh- ments, Exalted Ruler James W. Guthrie asked local Elks to note that the meeting is being held on Thursday STRATO FLIERS SET NEW RECORD @ young reporter on the Minnesota] - An unofficial altitude record of 74,000 feet, or inti over 14 miles, was set by Capt. Orville Anderson and Capt. Albert W. Stevens during their expedition into the stratosphcre. The huge balloon is shown as it began its ascent from the natural bow! near Rapid City, 8. OD. (Asso. ciated Press Photo) - POLLUTION LOSS SHOWN dent Roosevelt ordered revoked ‘Thurs- lu-| day an embargo-on sale of arms and munitions to Bolivia and Paraguay in accordance with their declaration of an end to the Chaco war. tion of the upper Mississippi river was shown by a federal report Thurs- day to have caused an annual loss to Wisconsin and Minnesota of sev- eral million dollars. rather than on Friday night, the usual meeting time for the local lodge. LIFTS ARMS EMBARGO Washington, Nov. Cope. 1938, Standard Ol Co. Ce ae “bold by Standard Ou German Gets 3-Year Sentence; Read Reports of Lindbergh Baby Abduction to my) Pinu Bielefeld, Ai eel Nov. 14) flavor me with / Schilling. sentenced Thurs-|- Poultry Special initiation meeting of Elks tonight (Thursday), 8:30 o'clock. 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