The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 18, 1935, Page 3

‘ 3 APPROPRIATION FOR SECURITY IS FIRST JOB FOR CONGRESS Democratic Leader, Senator Robinson, Passes Through En Route East Appropriation of funds for security legislation passed by the last congress will be the first work before the new session in January, Senator Joseph Robinson, Democratic leader in the state, said Tuesday. He refused to predict the length of the next session of congress but did phd believe it would be “especially long.” Accompanied by Senator M. M. Neely of West Virginia, Robinson passed through en route east fol- lowing a several weeks stay in the Philippines where he viewed the ini- tiation of the new commonwealth. Senator Robinson declared the com- monwealth opened under auspicious circumstances—chiefly a balanced budget and an era of peace, both of which he declared were probably the result of American supervision. Actively interested in Philippine freedom and one of the chief sponsors of the commonwealth and independ- ence plan, Robinson said its success depends on the maintenance of peace and careful expenditure. “If these are maintained,” he as- serted, “Philippine independence un- doubtedly will be appeased at the end of the 10 year period for which the commonwealth is formed.” Turning to Japan’s proximity and its probable influence on the Philip- pines, Senator Robinson declared Japan undoubtedly would extend eco= nomic domination over the Philip- pines; “in fact, already has taken steps in that direction.” “It is doubtful,” he said, “that Japan will make any attempt at political domination. If the commonwealth fails the Philippines probably will seek either renewal of American in- tervention or intervention by some other power.” WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE— ‘Without Calome!—And You'l Jump Out of Bed in the Morning Rarin’ to Go The Ne Tejust decays in the bowels, Cos bloats up two freely and make you feel “up and up’ Jose, euntl. yet amazing in'making bile flow freely. Ask for Carter's Little Liver Pills by nama. Stubbornly refuse anything else. 25¢, Christmas Gift that will reflect credit on you through the years SNELL, LOSS MIRRORS $1.50 and up Circular mirrors are being fea- tured this year but we have them in all shapes and designs. Vantine Paint & Glass Co. “The House of Service” 313 Main Avenue Phone 544 Bd Going Away fe the HOLIDAYS? WE invite you to travel Northern Pacific in comfort and safety—and at greatly ‘reduced fares! Special holiday excur- sion tickets on sale Dec. 12 to Jan. 1. Return limit Jan. 31. T. P. Allen Agent Bismarck, North Dakota & EO” Ey) ‘Completely Air-Conditioned - NorthCoast Limited sige a am SoA th —— ——— THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, __ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1985 laybe you think I’m too young for skiing,” says Yvonne Mionne, PERMANENT PUBLIC WORKS PROGRAM IS SBEN IN FDR PLANS President Probably Will Ask for Relief Outlay < of . 500 Millions Washington, Dec. 18—()—Informed sources hinted Wednesday the Roose- velt relief program for next year may include only one important new out- lay—the public works program men- tioned by the president Tuesday. This program, the president said, probably would total somewhat less than $500,- 000,000. The chief executive disclosed he would propose it to the session of congress opening next month, but he did not indicate whether there would be oer major recommendations for relief. Wednesday, however, there was said to be a possibility that the $500,000,000 may be the only sizeable recommenda- tion in this field. ‘The $4,880,000,000 work and relief fund the administration is now spend- ing was appropriated for the fiscal year ending next June 30. All the money has been allotted to. various projects, but officials estimate it will not all be spent by June 30. ey be- lieve $900,000,000 may be left over. By redistributing this unspent money, they say, it would be possible to care for most of the needy unem- ployed until congress meets again in January, 1937. ‘ President Roosevelt's disclosure about the $500,000,000 plan appeared to some observers to be a possible move in the direction of a permanent public works program as a means of taking up the unemployment slack. The bill, the president disclosed, will carry appropriations for specific projects, and will not be a blanket request for a lump sum, to be used much as the administration desires, Former Capital City Resident Drops Dead Grafton, N. D., Dec. 18.—(?)—An- drew Anderson, 56, carpenter, dropped dead Monday. Funeral services were set tentatively for 2 p. m., Wednes- day, in Ardoch. Anderson formerly resided in Emerado, Grand Forks, Minot, Bis- marck and Ardoch before coming here. Survivors are his wife, five brothers and sisters and six children. DEBT REACHES 30 BILLION Washington, Dec. 18.—(?)—The na- tional debt reached $30,555,791,967 Wednesday, passing the $30,000,000,- 000 mark for the first time in history. The debt was near the figure esti- mated by President Roosevelt for the end of the fiscal year next June 30— ‘$30,723,000,000. BOTTINEAU FARMER DIES ‘Tuesday at the farm home nine miles from Eckman. . AD LINAGE GROWS New. York, Dec. 18.—()—Newspa- per advertising for November showed an increase of 6.4 per cent over Oc- tober, it was shown by the index of advertising published by “Printers’ Ink” Wednesday. LOUIS FIGHT CALLED OFF belles Dec. 18.—(#)—Louis’ fight in the Detroit zé > Fear Rich Dog Is Pupnapers’ Prey | ° goa Chicago, Dec. 18.—(P)—Fear that Red, a dog with a $27,500 trust fund, was in the hands of kidnapers led to a police investi- gation. Miss Marie Angeris Hunter, Red’s guardian, said Tuesday the animal was missing since Monday and she believed he is held for ransom. Red inherited the trust fund three years ago from Mrs. Alice Hunter, his mistress and foster mother of Miss Hunter. EXPENDITURES FOR NATIONAL DEFENSE STIRRING UP CLASH the. fashionable ladies are wearing for winter sports at St. Moritz. my sisters'as we look together when we get bundled up in these snappy suits for a sledding party.” | As It Is at St. Moritz, So It Is at Callander ut I understand this is what Tomorrow you'll see me and TOLL OF DEATHS IN HAVANA ABDUCTION CASE RAISED 10 SIX Kidnaping Ring Members Be- lieved Attempting to Si- lence Prisoners Havana, Dec. 18—(7)—A second gunfire attack on Cuban army agents and prisoners in the Nicolas Castano kidnaping case raised the total of deaths to six Wednesday, and prompt- ed a reinvigorated campaign against the kidnapers, Authorities advanced a theory that members of the kidnaping ring still at large were springing the attacks in an effort to silence captured per- sons who “knew too much.” Several assailants fired into an army car Tuesday night, killing Jose Lewis for, Frazier Against ‘Mad| Jesus Gonzalez, 47, an army intel- Orgy’ of Strengthening Army and Navy Washington, Dec. 18.—(#)—Clash- ing views about the drive for a stronger army and navy seemed Wed- nesday to forecast a major contro- versy at the congressional session opening in January. These three developments brought the problem to the fore: Senator Lewis (Dem., Ill.), just back from a European tour, called for in- creased army and navy strength so the United States could take what he terms “her rightful course of fearless independence” in a war-threatened world, A few hours earlier Senator Frazier (Rep., N. D.), said war preparations head the country toward bankruptcy. Declaring these preparations are a “mad orgy,” he said preparedness propaganda is inspired by “those who make a profit out of war.” ‘The war department drove ahead with its plan to build up the army air corps. Frazier said “our beloved country is leading all other nations in prep- arations for another world war... and that will undoubtedly mean that we are to get right in on the ground floor. “Is it not time to turn our bayonets and swords into pruning. hooks and plowshares? . . .” z The chewing gum industry began in| 1860 on an outlay of $55. Today the American public spends $1,000,000 weekly on the product. ——_—_—_—_—_— Dahl Clothing Store will re-| main open evenings until Christmas. : @ Sunbeam MIXMASTER KING OF THEM ALL beats, stirs, mashes, mixes, juices. aul need never hold it of Re Sara No need to turn it upside down—the juicer {pits stualy on top—enees and faces sts Gee Staty, Sor sett nothing to pnt to ‘oF take apart. THE BEST FOOD MIXER MADE French and Welch Hardware ih Phone 141 306 Main | | | ligence operative, and Casimiro Men- endez, 28, who was being brought to headquarters for questioning con- cerning the kidnaping. Other army agents returned the fire, and aided by police pursuit cars, fought a running gun battle with their attackers, finally overtook them after a chase of several miles and seized two men. ‘The body of a third man was found in the Vedado residential section. This battle followed by 24 hours the first outbreak, in which three men be- ing brought to Havana from San An- tonio De Las Vegas, near where the 66-year old Castano was liberated, were shot to death in another army car. Castano, a Havana millionaire, was rescued Monday. FOR SALE Harness Leather in full sides. 35¢, oe and 45c Ib. “Northern” Hide & Fur Co. Bismarck, N. Dak. JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS —_—k——— HOOVER FOR ONLY 497 Hoover quolity throughout. Hoover features .’. . Positive Agitation, Dirt Finder. Ask bout our convenient tefins, Small carrying charge. Corwin-Churchill Motors, Inc. Sales & Service Bold Farmer Has Policeman’s Aid in Filching Coats at Dance Devils Lake, Dec, 18.—(}—Frank Schnetter, farmer, figured out a new way to beat the law, but.it boomer- anged. ‘ He told city patrolman Bill Wood, who was policing a dance; he had lost his coat in the hall and asked the officer to help him find it. Within a few minutes the officer handed Schnetter a coat which the latter said was his and walked out the door with it. Returning to the dance later, coat- less, he repeated the act with Deputy Sheriff Archie Chisholm, also on duty at the dance. As the farmer with the new ideas was walking out the door with another coat, Patrolman Wood ‘im. recognized him. The two officers apprehendsd SRI AC ETRE 1 Wine Schnetter and brought him before|husband and two daughiers, Dr. Adamson. . Justice of the Peace J. 0. He was sentenced to 10 days in jail, fined $25 and costs, , Dr. Wagner’s Mother Dies Tuesday in Iowa Mrs. Michael Wagner, 82, of Belle- vue, Ia., mother of Dr. H. J. Wagner of this city, died Tuesday, according to & message received Wednesday from Dr. Wagner, who had left Sunday for Bellevue to be at his mother’s bea- side, Besides her son she leaves her | Wagner went to Bellevue a few weeks ago but had returned here when his mother’s health had improved some- what, b Mothers ! 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