The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 31, 1936, Page 2

‘2 - Many Veterans Keep Bonds for Nest Eggs ‘Washington, July 31—(4)—Many veterans are holding onto their baby bonds instead of cashing them, lead- ing government officials to hope the securities will be retained for years as “nest eggs.” Figures published Friday showed that so far the treasury has distrib- uted $1,726,432.950 in $50 bonds, plus about $78,000,000 in checks for odd amounts. However, the veterans have re- deemed only $1.018,000,000 of the bonds for cash. That leaves $700,000,- ¢00 worth of the securities still in the hands of veterans. Italy will use the alcohol in its sure | plus wine crop for motor fuel. Huskies EGP AUSKIES PLAY SAFE! IN ONE OF OUR USED CAR, rgains ~|Washington to Prosecute Con-/) ;at Detroit Saturday. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1936 HUNT FOR MURDERED ‘BOY'S BODY SPURRED, IN WISCONSIN PARK’ fessed Slayer of Chum If Remains Are Not Found Superior, Wis. July 31.— () —! | Spurred by the finding of a tan suede; jacket, authorities of two Wisconsin! counties pressed their hunt in Brule River State park Friday for the body! {of Robert Bernstein who, Lavere| Marks said he buried after an “im-| pulse” kliling July 13. The jacket found by a farmer along Highway 13, nine miles north of} Brule, was described by Sheriff Ar-| thur Sedin of Douglas county as| meeting description of one worn by Robert Bernstein, 24," Janesville, whom Marks said he killed. Worn and apparently eaten by acid, the jacket was found as Sedin and a group of 40 men trudged through! | dense woods and brush, trying to lo- cate the spot where Marks, 19, a Clintonville minister's son, said he} j covered the body with a pile of brush, At Tacoma. authorities said Marks ‘probably would not be returned to; Wisconsin until the body was found, ; jand that if it were not found Friday, | jthe state would proceed in its high- j Way case against Marks, accused of (holding up a Tacoma taxi driver and | taking his car and $7. Miss Alice E. Sales | Will Work in Detroit, i Miss Alice BE. Sales, who hes held a{ ‘civil service clerical position at the |Bismarck post office for the last 18 | years. left this week for Detriot, Micn., | where she has been transferred. Miss Sales left Wednesday and is to report Her work here, ! which consisted of caring for claims | and inquiries, will be taken over by & ;day at the Capitol. They are Hjalmar; ; Wife and two daughters left Friday Births Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John! Hagen, 514 Seventh St., at 8:20 a. m., Friday, St. Alexius hospital. Marriaxe License George Ramon Rott and Miss Mae | Viola Anstrom, both of Bismarck. Release of three State Beer depart- | ment employees, was announced to- Solwyck of Finley, Floyd Seekins of Jamestown, and Roy Goodwin of} Marmarth. The force is being. re- duced and no replacements have been | made, it was stated. The board of railroad commission- ers denied the application Friday of William Hoff for permission to fur- nish motor freight service between Makoti and Minot. The board con- tended Makoti already had a freight | service, The application of William Greena. walt, operating the Star Parcel De- livery at Devils Lake, for a certificate to furnish special motor freight serv- ice in the vicinity of Devils Lake, was granted by the board of railroad commissioners Friday. Bids were being opened Friday on approximately $675,000 of North Da- kota highway construction and im- provements, financed almost wholly by federal grants. The bids were opened in offices of W. J. Flannigan, state highway commissioner, and contracts will be awarded if the bids are approved. Chief of Police W. R. Ebeling, his for Detroit Lakes where they will spend a week's vacation. Thomas J. Burke, Bismarck attor- | ney, will accompany John Moses of Hazen, Democratic candidate for gov- ernor, to a meeting of Nelson County Young Democrats Sunday at a lake near Lakota. Moses will be the prin- cipal speaker. BAND ENDS SUMMER Marches of Foreign Inspiration | and Musical Show Hits to Be Played The Bismarck Juvenile band will conclude its third annual series of summer open air concerts at 8:30 p. m., Friday, at the William Moore school. This year’s programs have run for seven weeks and are under direction of Clarion E. Larson. On tonight’s program Mr. Larson is repeating a popular selection played earlier in the season, namely “May- time” by Sigmund Romberg. An- other selection to be offered from a famous musical show is “The Choco- late Soldier” by Oscar Strauss. This last number contains many ballads popular a few years ago. A wide variety of marches will be layed. The Spanish military march, ‘La Marcha del Soldadesca Espanol,” by Smetzky, is perhaps the most in- teresting in this group. A Mexican march, entitled “Zacatecas,” by Co- dina, is to be played for the first time by the local band. Other marches are taken from the works of K. L, King. The trombones are to be featured in a novelty called “Muttering Fritz” by Losey. The only waltz on the program is “Tesoro Mio” by Becucci. CMTC Enrollees Visit Points of Interest Two tours were necessary to accom- modate over 100 “citizen soldiers” at the camp at Fort Lincoln who signed up to visit historical sites, state and city institutions and oher points of interest in Bismarck and vicinity. The first tour was conducted Wednesday and a second will be taken on the same day next week. The enrolees‘ were shown through the state capitol, the new high school, the historical society building, Roosevelt's cabin, |Old Fort Lincoln and the Mandan In- jdian village, south of Mandan. Lec- itures were given explaining the his- 1 CONCERTS TONIGHT: ‘ Additional Markets | ain FOREIGN EXCHANGE York, July 31.—(@—Foreign Great Britain demand rs in cents: Great Britain 5.01%; France 6.59 7.90; Germany free 40.28; registered 22.85; tra’ 50; Norway 25.21; Montreal in New York York in Montreal ° Italy MONEY RATES New York, duly = 31.— money steady, 1 per cen Prime Commercial paper % per ce! Time loans steady, 60 days 6 mos. 1% per cent offered. Bankers Accept- ances unchanged. ROSTON Woo. Boston, July 31.—(@—(U, 8. D. —A very moderate demand wi: ceived on the finer grades of tory wools in original bags. Bulk good French fine clips of average to at mostly 8 Many of th inf lar wools were being held at 85 cents. Average to short French comb- ing lengths fine territory wools in original bags were available in fair amounts at 80-81 cents. Gopher Ticket Sales Setting New Records Minneapolis, July 31.—(4#)—Minne- sota football fans, despite an increase in ticket prices, apparently will follow their Golden Gophers in greater num- bers than ever after three undefeated seasons, according to L. L. Schroeder, ticket sales manager. Schroeder reported Friday that sea- son ticket sales were 300 per cent ahead of last year’s figure at this time. “A year ago,” said the Gopher ticket manager, “we had sold slightly more than 1,000 season books. This trots alread have passed the 3,000 mark.” raised from $0.90 to $11.50, including tax, “to canform with price schedules Piya conference schools,” Schroe | Additional Society d Mr. and Mrs. George Mayoue, Fargo, ; |b the Mayoue cottage on Pelican lake C. I, Nelson, who has ‘a federal po- SAYS FARMERS FOR LANDON Chicago, July 31—(P)—Leslie Jen- sen, Republican candidate for gover- nor of South Dakota, said Thursday night that Alf. M. Landon, can presidential nominee, “farm policy will meet with great favor in the agricultural belt.” American investments in fur-farm- ing now are estimated at $50,000,000. A string, when twisted, will shorten. A rubber band, when twisted, -will 5 Prices of season books have been West begins ... with BING a s+ Hey, folks! The Croony, Spoony, Loony romance of fhe cactus belt! A galloping roundup of mirth and melody out where the -.. and BOB BURNS tootin’ the old lengthen, eee Starts Saturday singin’ ... the gals ‘aba gin’ India has princes rich enough to own private railroads to carry them around their vast estates, and other - ‘classes so poor that they have no other form of transportation than by foot. CAPITOL LAST TIMES TODAY © “Silver Spurs” Mystery, romance and thrilling action in Buck Jones’ most exciting and entertaining adventure pic- ture. : SAT. - SUN. - MON. BULLETS WHINE IN ~ ADDIS ABABA AGA “Blood Pressure down | {man who is being transferred from Detroit and is due to arrive Satur- lday. tory and significance of each site and structure visited. 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