The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 4, 1937, Page 3

a Reps. Connery * (Dem., Mass.), Wilcox, (Dem., Fis.), SOME DEMOCRATS JON GOP TO FIGHT RECIPROCAL TRADE Act to Make State Prove In- ability to Care for Job- less Rejected ursday to oppose extension of the teciprocal tariff law three from June 12, the expiration date. Despite objections by and others, approval of this trade bargaining power of President Roose- Beli by Oath eee Teen een ceeen aoe granted. The senate took the day off, after fending the $050,000,000 relief-defici- of the states toward unemployment insurance late last year brought the total wage earnings covered to almost 18,000,000. Senate Gets Fund Act ‘The first regular appropriation bill, TROTSKY FOLLOWS MOSCOW TRIALS" Leon Trotsky, exiled Bolshevik lfeader, is shown reading a newspaper tn his haven at Mexico City for stories of the trial of 17 men In Rus- sia who told the court ‘hey had plotted with Trotsky to overthrow the Stalin regime. Thirteen of the defendants were executed, and four oth- ere were sentenced to prison. (Associated Press Photo) pendent agenices as the security board, now is up to the senate. The “jhouse passed it after Chairman ‘Woodrum (Dem., Va.), of the commit- tee which handled the bill, explained & 961,000,000 increase this year was required to provide for new functions and establishments created by con- gress. ‘The representatives voted to bar the ‘use of these funds to pay investigators bapa peng ‘Two years more government guarantee ioe the debacle of the \Federal Housing administration, which insures private loans for build- ing and repairs, passed the senate. ‘The bill goes next to the house. While conciliators strove to bring labor and management together in ee ne Motors strike, senators ® proposal to investigate Providing $1,046,000,000 for such inde- FA.LAHR INSURANCE 40 BONDS FIRST Bloc K CONSULT YOUR AGENT OR BROKER AS YOU WOULD YOUR DOCTOR OR LAWYER ——————— It’s our family the big ‘motors tiem. Four Newspapermen Killed in Plane Crash Belfast, Ireland, Feb. 4.—(7}—An paper was found by a shepherd Thure- Baper was found by a jurs- day near Newton-Stewart, Scotland, wrecked and burned, its four occu- parts dead. The he plane, carrying two newspapermen and a photographer in eddition to the pilot, had been un- reported since it left Glasgow, Scot- pe y, en route to Liver- whiskey, neighbor it’s your pri ° oe. making music! That's Tim Stiles, that’s got ajob down at the post office, playing on the organ. It’s me turning pagesand mybrotherWilliambe- in-law Tom picking out the bass part with his hands behiad him, Harry E. 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The congregation exceeded that at the opening session Wednesday night, estimated between 125,000 and 150,000. (Tens of thousands received commun- fon from 300 priests circulating in the crowd. Archbishop Gabriel M. Reyes of Peru, delivering the women's day ser- mon, declared the world’s future sal- vation ‘lies in strengthened home ties. He assailed Communism as the arch foe of family life. TO VOTE ON STRIKE Montreal, Feb. 4.—(?)—Canadian railway union leaders Thursday made plans to submit strike ballots to 117,000 members of 17 railway unions in a dis- pute with employers over restoration of wage cuts. A strike would tie up the vast network of Canada’s railways. PROPOSE INVESTIGATION Wi » Feb. 4—(?)—A mover ment for investigation of unemploye ment and relief Thursday made head- way in congress. Senators Hatch (Dem.-N. M.) and Murray (Dem.- Mont.) proposed a $50,000 appropria- tion to finance studies. and neighbor, a ieeanages weit weep nieckagreed $10,000 for Good Samar- | Pign tbe ectoped eh RS Bai peprorelng $10,000 for lorth Dakota House of Mercy. 8. ~ Ti—Appropriating $152,620 for Workmen's Compensation bureau. 8. B. 81—Appropriating $10,000 for aoe Welfare society of North 8. B. 29—Appropriating sean for Florence Crittenden Home, attorneys recording affidavit of fee in mortgage forecloseures, 8. B, 91—Making raffles or other lottery unlawful. H, B, 75—Reduces interest on court ate ts from 4 to 2 per cent an- nually, - Resolutions Adopted Res. M—(Thorson, Fine)—Asks congress to protest ratification of Argentine sanitary convention to lift livestock embargo. Indefinitely Enetponed |) 8. B. 90—Providing cit ers may consolidate offices. Resolutions Introduced 8. Conc, Res. L—(Ettestad)—Pro- posing a constitutional amendment permitting the municipal industry por municipal liquor stores. Ju- iclary, Bills Introduced 8. B. 141—(Committee on Women’s and Children’s Welfare)—Setting up state pension for needy aged up to $30 per month under state welfare commission: 8. B. 142—(Guthrie, Ettestad, Cain) —Relates to bonds from contractors on_ public improvements. Judiciary. 8. B. 143—(Judiciary committee)— Authorizes secretary of state to have compiled edition of state laws printed. 8. B, 144—(N, N, Nelson, Brostuen, Thorson)—Requiring collection agen- cles to be licensed at fee of $150 an- mually within state and $1,000 for non-resident. Judiciary. 8. B. 145—(Morrison)—Permitting teachers with licenses for teaching to be exempt from renewal of certificate requirement. Education. 8. B. 146—(Cain, Lynn, Young)— Reducing legislature to 61 represen- tatives and 31 senators. Apportion- ment. 8. B. 147—(Brostuen, Olson)—Per- mitting disbarment of attorney gen- eral and staff and states attorneys and assistants if engaged in private practice of law while in office. Ju- diciary. 8. B. 148—(Nelson of Grand Forks, Whelan, Stucke)—Appointing Col. Dave H. Hamilton as state custodian. State affairs. 8, B. 149—(Nelson of Barnes, John- son, Skarvold, Strehlow)—Amending initiated liquor act to permit licensed handling of alcohol. Temperance. 8. B. 150—(Brostuen, Cain)—Cre- ating state water commission of five, including governor and state engineer, and other three named by governor. ition. 8. B. 151—(Fredrickson)—Author- izing railroads to obtain liquor license from state treasurer at $75 per year for each coach with bar. Temper- ‘ance, House Resolutions Adopted 7H, Res. Q—(Freitag)—Memorializ- ing congress to provide for care and relief of needy aged and blind In- dians and dependent child of Indian wards of government. 8. Conc, Res. J—Requesting con- gress not to pass legislation repeal- ne the long and short freight rate use. Bills Indefinitely Postponed H. B. 113—Providing for reciprocal lcensing in North Dakota of life in- crence agents residing in another state. 8. B. 67—Exempting from sales tax act building materials already pur- chased for charitable institutions. Bills Passed H. B. 105—Providing one member board in common school district must reside outside corporate limits of city. H. B, 54—Prohibiting marriage ,of required one mem- bane reside on farm, g g F f TS Appropriating $148,436 for deaf. 7Ta—Reducing mileage of fficlals to 5 cents except cents and superintendent? 7 cents. }. 85—Providing for public dis- specifications of gasoline of- d for sale at retail. . 12—Appropriating $70,000 for ae atopeinting $10,085 ‘tor service commission. Bills Defeated 8. B. 46—Providing for selection of ‘tions to have assets totaling $10, Push’ Against Wetaes and $1,000 for wholesalers for dealers in intoxicating liquors. Tax. ¥. B, 158—(Semerad)—Making re- moval of personal property from Home} county before taxes are paid a mis- demeanor, State affairs. H. B. 159—(McIntee by request)— Requiring motor vehicle registration card must be posted on automobile windshield. State afairs. H. B. 160—(Seibel, Ireland, Olson of Bowman)—Requiring an elective half year course in co-operative mar- keting and consumers’ co-operatives for high schools. Education. H. B. 161—(Olson of McLean)— Declaring violators of laws concern- ing medicine and surgery guilty of a felony. Public health. H. B. 162—(Wolf, Dalzell, O’Brien) —Fixing graduated schedule of fees for loense of creameries, cheese, but- ter or ice cream factories. State af- fairs. H, B. 163—(Byrne)—Requiring acci- dent and sickness insurance corpora- to secure state license. Insurance. H. B. 164—(Godwin, Treffry, Ka- paun)—Creating six-man game and fish commission with “staggered” terms, Game and fish. Launched Hush Falls Over Madrid as Re- bels Concentrate on Im- portant Seaport (By the Associated Press) Spain’s Insurgent legions—on land, ‘water and in the air—started their “big push” against Malaga Thursday in an effort to snip off that strategic Mediterranean shipping center from the remainder of government-held Spain. A comparative hush fell over Ma-! drid’s battlefronts, 260 miles to the| north, while practically every avail- able Fascist facility of men or ma- chines was shoved toward Malaga. The insurgent naval fleet steamed from Algeciras in the direction of Malaga. Nine bombing planes left Spanish Morocco to join Gen. Quieppo ; de Liano’s southern army drive. A Malaga dispatch reported an In- surgent submarine bombarded a vital road linking Malaga with government territory to the east. Madrid officials, however, contended that the drive of de Llano’s land forces had been halted on a coastal road leading toward Malaga from the southwest and that a Fascist muni- Boy, 15, May _ Fly Atlantic u = Wher! Lawrence Lipton, English flyer at right, takes off in August in the New York to Paris Inter- national Air Races, his 15-year- old son, John, left, may act as his co-pilot. The boy has fown 400 hours, tions train had been destroyed from the air. The possibility of another German- Spanish “incident” arose in a report from Bilbao that a German soldier, said to be a nephew of Franz von Papen, Nazi minister to Austria, had been condemned to death by a Basque provincial court. - He was accused of possessing muni- tions when he was seized last Oct. 6 in the Isusquiza mountains. Insurgent airplanes gave Madrid ‘TOWNSEND TEST ( T U8. SCALE LOOMING Chelan Experimenter Is Not Satisfied With Action of Congressmen Chelan, Wash, Feb. 4—(#)—The Townsend “test” 2 per cent transac- tions tax “kitty” grew to “about $50” Thursday while the originator of the $200 revolving dollar experiments threatened to enlarge his activities to @ national scale. Isom Lamb, Chelan county Town- send supervisor who donated $200 to 63-year-old C. C. Fleming for the nation’s first Townsend plan spend- ing experiment, said 2 cities had asked him to direct revolving dollar tests, and added: “I am about to egree to direct a movement to put the Townsend plan into effect at once. “I am forced into this by the swing of congressmen to the revised Mc- Groarty bill which I believe inade- quate and unworkable.” At nearby Brewster, second town to take up the test idea, the tax “kitty” ‘was reported at “about $50” after nine days of business. 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