The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 26, 1937, Page 3

REPUBLICANS PLAN MILITANT CAMPAIGN AGAINST OPPONENTS Nine-Man Policy Committee Will Guide Activities of GOP in Congress BEE & 38 i pptgiee a ae fale ef 5903 bial Washington, Jan, 26.—(®)—The 8 house Republicans embarked Tues-| Michigan, Dickstein asserted, day on a “militant” campaign of he had documentary evidence to s opposition to any Democratic pro- port his statements, posals they’ deem inimical to the vc. a TKR nTRS: nation’s interests. They instructed their leader, Rep. Gnell of New York, at a conference, zag cme vos ol SABOTAGED RUSSIA Several made it clear they consid- § Orders Came From High Soviet Official, Engineer De- clares at Trial Moscow, Jan. 26.—(7)—Alexander German fessed throw of the Russian government that he engaged in Siberian sabotage to consideration, and Democratic lead-jhelp “Germany recover her former ers said they hoped the measure {power” in the Soviet union, would pass by Wednesday night. The 55-year-old engineer, first for- The senate had only routine busi-jeign witness in the trial, declared ness, but two of its committees were |through an interpreter he received his making headlines. instructions through another German Senators investigating railroad fi-|"amed Filesser who told him: nancing resumed their inquiry into “Germany had to recover her former the Giant Van Sweringen system, |POWer 50 Germans in the Soviet union ‘They summoned Richard Whitney,|"ad to engage in wreckage s0 as to former president of the New York Heron Serne strength and give Stock exchange, for questioning about y oy Relayed Orders e ee documents” from the! esser relayed the wreckage orders, ens Stein testified, after receiving them ., Probe Cleveland Firm from “a person in an official position ‘The LaFollette civil liberties com-/in the USSR. who would help us in mittee asked Chrysler corporation |case of failure.” Officials to trace their dealings with] Stein testified his activities were Corporations Auxiliary company of/regulated by A. A. Shestoff, one of Cleveland, which its managers said|the Russian defendants who has con- supplies a labor relations service to|fessed to plotting overthrow of the 200 industrial enterprises. Stalin government. Shestoff confirmed The house committee be-jthe German's pieslagrictye a eaten hear! on a bill to take the] Stein's testimony followed Serie out Sree, debate ‘between Prosecutor Andrey Chairman Hill (Dem., Ala.) said it] Vishinsky and Vasily Ulrich, the pre- would “put an end to the profiteering FAME Jost’ sfrctaivin the tri, we saw during the World war when)" gin said his ‘wrecking ‘activities thousands of men piled up huge for- were centered in the coal mines near tunes while their fellowmen were Anjer but “later I was reprimanded ‘dying for $30 a month.” for insufficient ” New England Pi cme argument between th e argument ween the prose- ew = ngian joneer qautor and judge resulted in Ulrich WCTU Leader Is Dead) reversing his previous order that evi- ——— a anrolns foreign officials be Minneapolis, Jan, 26.—(?)—Mrs, Jo- , hear: secret. sephine E, Sizer, president of the} At least 100 Communists, foreign ob- Minnesota W. C. T. U. from 1931 to|servers estimated, have been jailed as 1931, and organizer and lecturer of |suspected counter- revolutionaries in the national organization for the last|the four days since the ring of con- six years, died at the home of her eon, | fessed traitors went on trial. L. ¥, Biser in Seattle, Wash. Like the 17 defendants accused of ‘Born in Vermont, she became iden- | Collaborating _ with and tified with W. C. T. U. work in the: Sn ht De hee nite land, N. D., where organised a Me the new prisoners once occupied ® unit of the temperance movement, and helped establish the town's timt Places of high trust in Communist school and church. She carried on prohibition work in Connecticut, North Dakote, Wisconsin and Minne- 30 Bodies Recovered sota and appoint ry 4 1931'as national organizer had always In Explosion Debris held either a chapter o. state office. Reich Secret Police Tuesday from the ‘Calle Exploration i com] "a copper y tion of Powers Omnipotent | compeny’s copper mine, » section of Berlin, Jan. 26.—(#)—The vast, un- reich’s secret police—has been lifted 4 almost to omnipotence, official sources | Were taken to hospitals. One hundred disclosed ‘Tuesday. others who suffered minor injuries Outlining the status of the gestapo | Were treated and sent to their homes. in the official publication, Deutsches| The expl the Wermnibangsee oe Best, de-| mining camp ne partmental director, emphasized ac- tions of the secret police cannot be| South Americs, were damaged badly challenged by legal process. They are! by the blast. subject to-revision only by the ges- ——— tapo’s own organs. More than 170,000,000 tons of shi Prevention of subversive activity is| ping enter the docks at Southam; the organization’s main task. ton, England, annually. 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