The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 13, 1936, Page 2

2 \ ane e, BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1936 WINNIPEG BAND 70 PLAY HERE SEPT, 6) "**“'says Morgenthaa Salvation Army Musicians Ex- pect to Make National Broadcast in City expendi Negotiations for an appearence of] tures and receipts together, with re- the Salvation Army Silver band of |ceipts going up and expenditures com- Winnipeg, Man., in Bismarck Sunday, Sept. 6, were completed by telephone and telegram Thursday by Major Her- bert Smith, head of the local Salva- national broadcast of originating from Bismarck as there was three years ago when the same band performed in Bismarck. ‘On that occasion, the city auditorium which had been engaged was found to be‘ inadequate and the concert was held in the World War Memorial building. The broadcast was heard over 32 stations in the United States and also was transmitted over short wave apparatus which brought letters from the Hawaiian Islands, India and other foreign countries. The Association of Commerce is cooperating with the Salvation Army in completing arrangements for the sppearance of the band. A banquet honoring the musicians will be held. Three opportunities will be given Capital City residents to hear the famous ensemble, which has 32 musi- cians under direction of Henry G. Merritt. They will play at the morning services in the McCabe Methodist church, will give a concert at the same place at 3 p. m., and will play in the city auditorium at 7:30 p. m. Major Smith expects a large num- ber of Salvation Army dignitaries from both Canada and the United States to be here for the concerts. French Ace Crushes Californian in Meet Rye, N. Y., Aug. 13.—()— Mme. Sylyia Henrotin of Paris, France, en- tered the finals of the eastern grass court championships Thursday with a straight-set victory over the top-seeded Alice Marble. of Palm Springs, Calif. The French ace crushed the Califor- nian, 6-1, 8-6. The sun varies in brightness over &n 11-year period as the sunspots wax and wane. FHA TERMS FOR REMODELING AND LABOR No Down Payment 3 Years to Pay Low FHA Rates No Delays — Free Estimates COME IN!!! Montgomery Ward Ammediate Delivery ~ NORTHWEST'S JULY CONTINUE D)| Weather R ]| RESCUE 1,500 AS ASYLUM BURNS | from page one eather Report | TRADEBEATS JUNE Both Republicans | 5. SEMMPR TORR ay } i And Demos Adopt cloudy tonight; Friday generally tair ie} For North Dakota: Mostly cloud. i State Platforms. % i Federal Reserve Bank States | trvsnat portion ‘ton ht: Friday gene ‘ erally fair y ' 4 Bank Debits Indicate Bus- litical subdivisions where possible as| For South Dakota: Cloudy, warm i an economy move. er east portion tonight; Friday’ gen- i iness Is Better \ Pledged to keep the common) ‘"hoy “Monteat’ Gasstiion onight ; | schools in North Dakota open. and Friday, occasional showers east i Favored a state civil service for ml- : in, tera ire. ; Minneapolis, Aug. 13.—(#)— One nor state employes based on a merit! night and Friday, cot ged te hundred citf®s in the northwest re-} system. {In north po: armer tonight and + ported July business, as reflected by | Endorsed the principle of collective ; vida and east-central portions i bank debits, showed an increase over | bargaining, and demanded enforce- ve © June and July last year, the Minne-/ ment of all existing state and nation-| GENERAL WEATHER CONDITIONS | gpolis Federal Reserve bank compila- | al labor laws. aA ny Pressure area is cemtered ‘tion showed Thursday. | Favored production by unemployed | (yer ‘he,lower Mi 4 For the 100 reporting cities last! of commodities for their own use tie: re: month's total was $910,635,000 against | where economically produced in state. ie aa ae ‘ieee j $52,275,000 in the previous month and | zi ate Oey cata ‘i 2, while mod $723,054,000 in July, 1935. edged support an ce to} ate to heavy scattered showers e The reporting cities included 42 in| jextension of cooperative movements.| 9ccurred over the Rocky Mountain Minnesota, 14 in Montana, 13 in North Favored “complete divorce” of | sumewtat anomperatures, are still Dakota, 16 in South Dakota, 13 in the | ' state industries from politics and pa Flaine states, Bur eee e Michigan peninsula, and eight in pledged a “business-like management 4 are near the seasonal norma! western Wisconsin—all in the ninth by non-political boards.” ‘haa 2egh Hedueed. to. eee tose 300 federal reserve district. Pledged support of the so-called) Missouri river stage at 7 a. m. 4.1 Of this number, 21 cities in Minne- ‘legal mortgage moratorium. ft. ice oat +0.5 ft. sota reported declines from June to/ | Recommended sales tax proceeds be Sunsét 758 pm. July, although most of them were | used for schools, old age pensions, iiiients Sight. Three in Michigan reported | — fand relief, and remainder for creat-/ |... euuurCattene Geclines, 11 in Montana, 9 in North! Celie Ryland, Hollywood actress, | ing homestead tax exemptions. Total this month to di yy Dakota. 9 in South Dakota and 2 in| who in private life is wife of Ted | Endorsed the federal social security sone, this month t 1 ' . _—— pos thee te. a | no, a filed su Favored a constitutional amend-! accumulated defici : pwards 500 patients in the lowa state hospital for the insane at s i for divorce on charge of cruelty. | ment for creating a unicameral leg- mulated deficiency to date 901) mount Pleasant were led to safety when fire Uestroyed the center sec- ccc Di Com iles Her husband is in Berlin broad: | j.1. . WESTERN NORTH DAKOTA tien of the rambling structure with a loss estimated at more than $400, A aa P | seneny Saeten Pp Kat CNSeeet: le ayarea legislation preventing state High- Low- 000. This. picture, taken from the air, shows the fire at its height. | Fine Safety Record)_#*e hoto) ____{iegisiators from accepting state gov- ar Pet (Associated Press Photo) 5 }ernmental employment while in of- 60 400 Lr: mighty thousand mites of driving «| King Edward Learns (3 it , ee | Jeffrey Is Elected CCC truck over all kinds of roads and | How to Get Lobster! Recommended governmental re-|, Se ae § under every conceivable weather con- | ifinancing of farm indebtedness and |Drake, cld 59.01 To N. P. Control Body Pent eiiies Penna of Oraaville Sibenik, Yugoslavia, Aug. 13.) Ee A Sneaks acta lh h) ae John lliston, Wednes: s . enik, Yugoslavia. Aug. 13.—(P)—| rates. Jamestown, eld. 60 00 john Jeffrey, Williston, - N.D,, Gees ces ne the Cees eaten Ticats learned ea how to ie To Name Campaign Chiet Max, cae y 8 as \ Lau was caster member of the Non- S reseenition at perifieid's “reson /aInVia ae at Ge The British | No action was taken on the Wel-) Farshall, clay go 40 He tor til tee eanuny? oxeaten ty bglieved to be the finest in the Seventh | monarch, sailing along the coast on a | ford group ce ean reat hea esse ve ley 3 the death of the late Harry Peterson corps area, came Thursday from Gen-| vagabond cruise. gained his knowl-| see Hit biatasttrarss aeaay wt EASTERN NORTH DAKOTA Chicago Backstroker Sets New | of McLean county. Jeffrey was named eral Bowles, commanding general of edge from fishermen and peasants | 98°" at a meeting of Nonpartisan count: the corps area, who cheered him at Novigrad. The; settled by the executive committee.| 1.111. pane, cid World Record in Semi-Final chatieien -6r. tite wailed group es General Bowles sent Penficld a Iet- | royal yacht Nahlin started south early | Senatcr John K. Brostuen, Alexander, | Grand Forks, Olympic Event Nonpartisans, ter of commendation and enclosed a! Thursday toward Zrmanja. jwho was re-elected chairman of the Lion ote The group recommended action to service star for each 10,000 miles tra-| With the halting assistance of three j State central group. is mentioned @s 8] Xanoteon, clay. —————— exempt all homes of reasonable value versed without an accident. \native fishermen the ruler got a mass| possible choice with the assistance of} Oakes, clay. ... from taxation, urged passage of the . hey |ot informstion on lobsters and the va~ j te committee. Wishek, rain Berlin, Aug. 13—(P)—The United! temke-Frazier refinancing bill; en- Landon Is Getti . |rious kinds of fish in the waters near! Members named to the Republican minnesota ross States annexed its third consecutive |actment of a universal draft act to wl on . S Ge i ING IN | ine coast. Later, on shore, King Bd- | executive committee Aes Pat ee High-Low- {diving championship in the Olympic |conscript money as wcll as men and i | ward watched peasants playing botsch. | Thomas elan, St. Thomas; F. J. t m 6 Shape for Campaign si ere rag ate |Graham, Ellendale; Roy Johnson, plu tl aca ne eg fers in fours events ‘WnBbat! ne seule ating frees” doin feed ry Estes Park, Colo., Aug. 13—l?)—Gov. | TRAILL PIONEER DIES |Casselton; Bert Anderson, Ward ead, cldy. ...-.-- — 62.00! hack, but uncovered no substitute for | seed loans, Alf M. Landon, determined to be in| Reynolds, N. D., Aug. 13—(?)—Fun- | county: R. G. McCrory, Forman; J. SOUTH DAKOTA POINTS Eleanor Holm Jarrett and surren- fip-top condition for his first presi- |éral services for Mrs. Louis Taves, 11,|C, Ctawtard, New Rockford: seis High-Low. {dered the women’s 100-meter back-| STERILIZATION TRIAL OPENS Gential campaign tour starting in a|Traill county resident since 1887, who | Miline, Williston; Val Hoerner, Elgins | turon. peld: ‘a2 “@s .09| Stoke crown to Holland. San Francisco, Aug. 13.—(?)—Trial week, relaxed Thursday and romped | died Wednesday, will be held Sunday | J: 4: Smith. Richland; A. E. Gold-| Rapid city : 90-68 :00| After Dorothy Poynton Hill, the|cf two physicians charged with may- Pp iueuuMlAren at a Colorado rocky | after i 5 jammer, Lakota, and Ole Hector, 1932 champion, and Velma Dunn of jhem and conspiracy in connection with his children at a Colorado Rocky | afternoon. | Crosby. MONTANA POINTS | Monrovia, Calif., had finished one-| with the sterilization of Heiress Ann Beetsapiainea to ‘do: ome tuning RUNAWAY 18 FATAL In ‘addition to Brostuen, Repub- MiEv" 2epeq,|two in the women’s platform diving |Cooper Hewitt dragged through its and horseback riding after “resting a| Billings, M Aug, 13-—-vP)—Ray {Hoans renamed E. H. Brant, Linton.| Havre, peldy. Ss ‘64 .16{championship, Dina Senff, Dutch | second day Thursday with defense and Hi ig is ra at ster dae jeg | Vice chairman; R. R. Smith, head of | Helena, clea: 80 54 Fraulein, nosed out her compatriot,)prosecution wrangling over select Gay or two.” The governor's imme- | Workman. 42, race horse owner, died the state sales tax division, secretary-| Miles City, pcid; oe Rita Masenbroek, and the American |of a jury. a = slight feinnicemacn Aine tees = ba seated injuries suffered in treasurer, and Mrs. Smith, vice chair-| wearner aT oTHER Points | Girls, Alice Bridges of Uxbridge, 2 ~: Tei ee adams pais eet Oa man in charge of women’s cgi , | Mass. and Edith Motridge Segal of} Fresh Cat Fish at Gussner’s. TO FIX FLYING AL’ ai ji cones J. C. Eaton of Fargo was returned} , -|Los Angeles to assume the women’s TO FIX ING ALTITUDES JOB QUOTA INCREASED las chairman of the Democratic state] Amarillo, Tex. | backstroke title. SSSSSS—_e Washington, Aug. 13.—(?)—Seeking| Washington, Aug. 13.—)—An _un-| central committee, and the group au-| Calgary, Alta, clea These two finals featured a day of to make the airways safer, the bureau | limited increase in ‘Montana's Works, thorized selection of a committee of| Chicago, ill, cldy. competition marked otherwise by a of air commerce will fix altitudes at|Progress administration job quota tive to be named later by the nomi-| Denver, Colo., cldy. . new world record-breakini f Invest: t which planes must fly and set up|had been authorized by the WPAjnces to handle the campaign, with| bes Moines lowa. cid dnnesty Adalt ieister mney seed estmen oes ce on flying” by oper- peta as Aubrey Williams, deputy |the probability that Eaton will head Edmonton, Alta,’ ral ster, in the men’s 100-meter back- Opportunity ators of private plazfes. is sapien atin farm: the campaign activities. Charles Vo- ppc ae Benes 2 stroke semi-finals, and by the suc- : hadsbechigieniwerees= | eee oe anne ios ieee Los Angeles, Cal. cldy. 82 et cessful advance of America's entrants || Modern 8-room house with oe oe dusty rai me copra 2s Se clear i6 in the women's 400-meter free-style finished basement in best res- The eyelid of the cuckoo tay,ararelfeiay : Okia. City, Ok! ae trials, the men’s 1.500-meter free style | idential section. Owner now es z i Vy, a rare | retary, Phoenis; Arie a preliminaries and the men’s 200- receiving $85.00 per month and ish, is located inside the eye itself, Langer Men Beaten Pr. Albert, 5A meter breast stroke trials. own living 4 quarters, $3,000 HE HANDED between the cornea and the pupil. | rhe Langer forces met ~ 31 to 15] Qu’Appelle, 36 ach, Come AA, oo & ds t —|defeat on an attempt to dntroduce| Roseburg, Ore 38 saa this gapeiecte: Write OUT TICKETS Slain Before Trial | ™slutions from the floor, including] 8, Louis, Me. rd fe ea a x e : ‘oa va one demanding the state and county| Santa Fe. N. Me 50 Swift Current, &. BR No, Tribune Advertisement No. welfare boards, be abolished by the|S. S: Ma 62 The Pas, Man. ¢ 60 100 16339, cee AND legislature and relief be turned back) Seattle, Was 60 Winnemucca 60 100 PUNCHES! to township supervisors and county | Smeridan, W G00] Winnipeg. 6.00 | boards. | Other resolution included: Con- ° Jack Holtas a cai demning the North Dakota Repub- nival daredev lican convention delegates for not turned motor- casting the first ballot for Senator i! Pi | William E. Borah and not demand- ak al hake d hic. . ing endorsement of the Frazier-Lemke rd 8 est Me's . refinancing measure; requesting the works! It's action federal government that coal supplies 3 ifor relief clients be contracted for v- immediately to permit hauling now; = jrecommended the next legislature eC ee ’ exempt homes of “reasonable velue” ee belonging to farmers and city dwell- Jers from taxation and that the na- tional Republican party come out “definitely” against any issuance of tax-exempt federal securities, and ee “condemnation” of “actions of Re- ° publican leaders” prior to the June e primary in calling “drouth relief . with meetings at great expense to citizens” JOHN KING {when “no effort was made since in NAN GRAY ‘solving the problem.” EDDIE ACUFF HUGH BUCKLER Plus News Harry Howe (above) was shot to death at Dallas, Ga., as officers led him from jail to courthouse to face trial for murder of his wife Sheriff J. F. 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