The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 10, 1936, Page 6

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1986 early in February is scheduled to/ automobile accident. A second case marked for early convicted of first degree February hearing involved constitu- ter in Barnes county as result of anj tionality of Chapter 258 of the 1933 | with a decision on constitutionality of/ revolving aroun ase case ine Chapter 280 of the 1935 ws. Both relate to ex- tensions of time for redemption ok land from tax sale. the right of the/ern markets; an appeal growing out i Jones Will Confer | two state laws awaiting submission in} state to take land for highway pur} of purchase of a thresher; all await On GN Bond Issue} ae: rs | poses; an insurance case, mortgage! action by the court at its January | A compensation case, involving the) foreclosure fights, an alimony battle; state kainate 9 bureau; an action} . 7 PROCLAMATION session, Washington, Jan. 10.—(#)—Chair- With those kedane) of the court SROOND IMPORTANT ONE OF WELFORD'S, Moratorium on Mortgage Fore-/ closures Was First Issued by Governor Gov. Walter Welford’s delinquent tax proclamation Thursday marked} the second important one of its type by the present chief executive. Previously he had declared a mora- torium on mortgage foreclosures, prior to passage of a legal morator- {um by the state legislature. Former Gov. William Langer is be- fieved to have set a record in declar- : ing proclamations, many of which called for debt moratorium, embar- goes or martial rule, None are in ef- fect now. Thirty-three times during his 18 months in office in 1933 and 1934, Langer ordered National Guardsmen into action by executive order to sus- | tain proclamations forbidding evic- tions from farm lands or homes. Thrice, the National Guard was called out by proclamation. Nineteen times Langer issued vari- ous proclamations for the most part forbidding foreclosures or evictions for debt. Among his important proclama- Hons were: 1933 March 4—General moratorium on fll debis. March 22— Moratorium forbidding foreclosures or execution sales on ivestock and personal property be held. June 1—Proclaiming martial rule fn Bismarck. Oct. 16—Declared wheat embargo, and proclaimed martial rule. Oct. 17—Embargo on livestock. Nov. 27 — Restraining issuance of fax deeds. Dec. 1—Restraining evictions from homes. From Nov. 1, 1933, to March 15, 1934. Dec. 6—Embargo on shipping beef attle for human consumption. Dec. 6—Modifying wheat embargo, tto include shipping of durum to Dec. 46, 1933. Dec. 11 — Restraining issuance of forders for cach fh household goods. March 20—Establishing moratorium on business debts. March 30 — Making unlawful the eusting of equitable from farm homes. July 12—Calling special legislature, eession to probe his federal indict- gment. July 17—Proclaiming martial rule In Kk, FIGHT SMALLPOX Lake Park, Minn., Jan. 10.—(?)—An outbreak of smallpox has caused all residents of this village to undergo vaccination. Twenty-five cases of a mild form are being treated. Vacci- nation also is in progress in neigh- boring communities. There have been uo fatalities. RAP LIQUOR BROADCASTS Washington, Jan. 10.—(?)—Legisla- tion prohibiting the radio broadcast- ing of liquor advertisements was en- siorsed Friday by the general mis- sionary council of the Methodist Epis- copal church, South. struction Finance corporation said Thursday he will confer Tuesday with President W. P. Kenney of the Great Northern railway over a pro- posed $10,000,000 bond issue. The RFC offers to take all unsold bonds| at 4 per cent interest, underbidding jthe 5 per cent offer of private bank- ers, Who also asked underwriting fees. ; DVORGE COMPLETED pA aS | | Buddy Rogers and Lady Ashley) Take Places in Marital Gossip of Stars { Hollywood, Calif. Jan. 10.—(®)— The decree which ended the 15-year marrage of Mary Pickford and Doug- {las Fairbanks was due to become final | Friday, but one guess was as good jas another as to what the principals would do with their new freedom. The blonde actress, known as “Am- erica’s Sweetheart,” interlocutory decree a year ago Fri- day. To make it final she must make !a formal entry in a court of record. With the elapse of the one-year period, no legal barriers remained in the pathway of whatever new roman- ces have entered the lives of filmland’s onetime “happiest couple.” Speculation on whether Miss Pick- ford, now heading a film producing company, would marry Charles (Bud- dy) Rogers, actor and orchestra lead- er, had been current since she an- nounced her separation from Fair- banks in 1933. Fairbanks, the 52-year old “Don Juan” of the films, has been the con- stant companion of Lady Sylvia Ash- ley, former London showgirl. Their marital plans, if any, have occasioned continual comment. Airway Lighting Hope For Bismarck Fades Washington, Jan. 10—(?)—Hope for a congressional appropriation this ses- sion for a lighted airway between Kansas City and Bismarck, N. D., all but vanished Friday. Representative Guy M. Gillette, Cherokee, Ia., Dem- ocrat, said aeronautics officials of the commerce department advised him their budget estimates already had been completed, with no change pos- sible except for emergency. Gillette had been ifiterested in a proposed route through Omaha, Sioux City, Ia., Sioux Falls, Huron and Aberdeen, S. D., and Bismarck, N. D. State Court Studies Validity of Two Acts North Dakota's state supreme court faces a heavy calendar this month, Children’s Colds Yield quicker to double action of VISES ow, if you pr STAINLESS EM FOOD Carrots BLUE Green top, bunch ..... . 5c TOMATOES, firm, red, firm, golden, 2 Ibs. for ...... 15c PELS MARKET GOOSE Lettuce Crisp 5 c NAVEL ORANGES Sweet, juicy Navels 2 201.37C Sweet 7CAULIFLOWER, white snow- ball, Ib GRAPEFRUIT, | Texas Seedless, 5 for .. OLIVES Libby’ SYRUP, Minneopa Golden, No. 10 tin Kellogg’s CORN FLAKES large packages, TOMATOES, “Blue Bon- nie,” solid pack, No. 2% tinonly.. 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