The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 16, 1936, Page 3

‘ NYE 10 ESTABLISH BISMARCK OFFICES Says He Will Devote Balance of Summer to ‘Drouth Relief’ Steps Washington, July 16.—(#)—Senator gerald P. Nye, North Dakota Repub- ilican, cleaned up his desk Thursday preparatory to leaving Friday for his home state. He said he would establish an office in Bismarck and possibly another in Dickinson, in the heart of the drouth area, and would devote the balance of the summer to drouth relief. ‘The senator declared he hoped first te find out why the federal govern- ment was “so slow” in getting its relief program under way. Nye said he would establish him- self as a “liaison officer and go-be- tween” for those “who are not getting what they ought to get under the relief His plans called for traveling ex- tensively through the drouth regions and offering his services to the relief agencies as well as to the sufferers. He said also he would do all in his power to assist Gov. Walter Welford in his campaign for re-election. SPORTSMEN URGED TO AID DUCK SAVING Hundreds of Birds Dying on Prairie, Johngon and Maurek Report Minot, N. D., July 46.—(?)—An ap- peal to all sportsmen of the state to aid in rescuing wild ducks, which are dying by the thousands as a result of lack of water, was made Thursday by the North Dakota Wildlife association through its secretary, Attorney L. D. Johnson of Minot. Every sportsmen’s organization, Johnson declared, should “make a concerted effort to visit dried potholes, rescue the ducks and release them in larger bodies of water.” During the last few days OCC work- ers from the Foxholm camp have rescued 2,000 ducks from potholes in the Ryder, Palermo and Douglas vicin- ities, according to Burnie Maurek of Minot, district refuge administrator of the bureau of biological survey. 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July 16—)— Even a doctor couldn’t keep Polly Moran in bed Thursday as the plump ‘star of film comedy set out to divorce the real estate broker who didn’t like being called “Mr. Polly Moran. The broker's most important en- gagement, however, is 13 days hence. Under his real name of Martin Ma- lone he must appear in justice court July 29 for preliminary hearing on charges he assaulted his actress-mate with a deadly weapon when the dawn came up on Beverly Hills Wednesday. Polly, a veteran of 23 years of movie-making, said she would consult her attorney on the question of mari- tal freedom from the 32-year-old Ma- lone and take the required legal steps after the criminal case is settled. On advice of her physician, the actress refused to sign the assault complaint against: Malone and a dep- N. uty sheriff had to supply the signa- ture. As Polly told the story, with ges- tures for the news photographers, highly dramatic incidents preceded the screams of “don’t kill me!” which aroused the neighborhood about the Martin-Moran mansion and brought a siren-screaming car of officers to the door early Wednesday. She said: “Marty went out Tuesday evening to see a man. About three o'clock he came in, I was just getting into bed. I saw something was the matter so I smiled and said pleasantly, ‘what's eating you, Marty? 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Letters dealing with contro- versial religious subjects, which attack individuals unfairly, or which offend good taste and fair play will be returned to the writ- ers. All letters MUST be signed. If you wish to use a pseudonym, sign ‘the pseudonym first and your own name beneath it. We reserve the right to delete such parts of letters as may be necessary to conform to this policy and to re- auire hon aes of a writer's justice and fair play visable, All letters must be Bi eo to Me more than A BOY’S LAMENT Bismarck, , N. D., July 13, 1936. Editor, Tribune: While herding dogies out on the) prairie | ‘These few lines came to my mind, While we were putting green goggles | on them So they would eat whatever they could find. ‘We turned them out on the prairie Where the sun burned everything | brown, We turned them out on the prairie They are lying out there on the ground. ~ The government couldn’t feed all of the cattle And we couldn’t feed any at all, So we turned them out on the prairie! And we will go without beef this! a] Along came the appraiser, the in- spector He says we will give you eight dol- lars for this one Or twenty bucks for the two. Then says the inspector There is only one thing left to do Get out your old pick and shovel And start digging a trench for two. As I stand upon this mound of dirt You could almost hear me baw! When they shot our only milk cow ‘We will have no more milk this fall. They shot her out on the prairie Where the sun burned everything brown They shot her out on the prairie For I found her lying out there on the ground. Happy Mac. Editor's Note: The Tribune has a rule against publishing poetry but it is broken in this instance because this ef- { fort is the work of a 13-year-old farm boy. It is published to show the reaction which he—and prob- ably other children—have to the situation which confronts North Dakota because of the drouth. 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