The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 27, 1937, Page 3

__.__THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Jetoés Intended to |H1S! OMT |Stay-in Workers _ Force Income Levy Call Strike Halt Executive Wants Income Tax Grand Haven, Mich. Feb. 27— Rates Provided in 1933, WLEAN : CLASH FOR TITLE Underwood and Coleharbor Meet Tonight for Sixth Dis- trict Championship HINTS AT ACTION IN ELECTRIC STRIKE Asks for-Advice on Question of Whether He Can Take Over Power Company Measure Would Recodify All Highway Statutes, Change Drivers Law ch 5. Samuel 380 “anti-sit-downers,” said the {to be paired with the Coleharbor workers did not represent. any |team which easily triumphed over| Representative of Supreme union, but were members of a | Turtle Lake 36 to 18, Council Add: 175 Se ee eee ap bee games ernoon in the consolidation pienhyies Cathal en Ee c| NYA Junior Dramatic |“¥isey scores in opening rounds|, Drawing e parallel betwoen the Club Play Is Winner ison 27 and Mercer .26) Knights of Columbus’ crusade (overtime); Underwood 40, Wilton 17;| he destroyers of family life and the proposal Underwood 40, Garrison 19; Wash-|Holy Land crusades of ancient his- that ereeatalinee of the motor ve- group | burn 25, Max 21; Turtle Lake 17, El- bee Joseph ee pom Ke ‘Paducah, isle, highway, and regulatory de- district eliminations at Dickinson|Cimee ig) Cone 884 Me | council, described. the : the Hl : A i E i wi i Bes & F duel Ey. il BER AT i 3 2 i i the house bill which would regulate/in the city auditorium. naturopaths as @ profession, failed] The winning entry was “Men Not and the action incl @ clincher | Wanted,” coached by Miss Ellen Dra- motion which would prohibit recon-| Ser were sideration except by two-thirds vote. The motion to reconsider, made by Senator C. C. Morrison of Steele, lost, 26 to 22, There was no comment on the re- second place by the judges. port of Attorney General. Sathre, ‘The City Players'did not appear be- organizations’ 54- ‘The sub-district meets are necessl-|is full of activities designed to t pro- $67 805 IN LIQUOR preg ge pion diegr eg oh Lek a ade abatebad ea j work of the department, and different vestigate the irregularities and charges ‘Winners of the two meets will face} Other f laws, some conflicting, passed by contained in seme roa0k ae Ne ~~ Bismarck Community Players. The led Feehan, pastor of APPORTIONED ; ‘ Btate hall insurance department.” |!atter. group, which Is Caen ISt. Mary's procathedral; Robert Rid- Sathre said that in his “opinion”! tate finals to be held in Bismarck In semi-finals at Kenmare Satur-|ley and Attorney C. F, Kelsch, Man- pS SAG ae the Burleigh county district court] search 15, da idan; and D. A. Dobbs, Dr. V. J. La- judge should be requested to call a ~ . nybrook, 27 to 23, and Kenmare upset |Rose and State’s Revenue Drops From ator grand jury to investigate “all matters 28 Roy H. Neff, Gockel will go from here to Dicke te insurance committee of which Groups to Confer {Senator Georse Coffey of Walsh 1s| Washington, Feb, 27-UP—Govern- Pension Chieftain chairman. ment wheat experts predicted Sat- ‘ With Gov. Langer The senate, by unanimous vote! urday world prices for the chief bread Feb. 27. passed a house bill which would per-| grain would hover around near pres- : “are in excess of what the Farmers/mit the highway department to rent! ent levels until March and then Union is now asking.” & Great Northern railway company/ might move upward. gymnasium, “This legislature has passed many |bridge in McKensie county across the) Wheat prices in this country, the| St. . Leo's bowled over Berthold, resolutions,” Senator Fine stated, add-| Yellowstone river, to eliminate pres-| nureau of agricultural economics said, |T@#ed one of the favorites, by s score ent toll charges. The bridge is the) would continue above the world levels of 35-20, while Ryder showed last toll bridge in the state, Senator! inti the last of April. in helming Anamocee, 36-14. Brostuen stated. Then, if winter and spring wheat Siac ' Mentions Cattle Rustling crop prospects are favorable, the Caitle in western North ‘bureau asserted, “domestic prices may Tusiling be expected to decline relative to motion lost because & two-thirds vote | Dakote came in for discussion on the| wWorid prices.” penta pins br n ay ‘most entirely with appro: lta nana: when the eye pans] 16 added that any extensive frees- a 3 | ngs bill appropriating ‘or the! ing or thawing of the winter wheat po ig pasaeicesd rhapci atrer concur. | Comarement of agriculture and labor | crop would shoc’ both domestic and| 0% 20-16, Saturday morning, and) All States Asked 5 $38,810 in December to Pertaining to'the hall insurance de- Price Outlook for _ inson for s similar appearance, $28,995 in January ‘The report was referred to the sen-| Wheat Encouraging 28 vie-| New Trial Asked by urer. to issue official livestock brand books, | CrP, voune, Soe’ Bo : Firi falled to pass the emergency clause by! “The bureau said increased world SSeS SS To Aid Erosion Bill sae eel 2 ng Ce pears & two Reiterates Agra have] demand for wheat and & ‘reatly ré- Elsholtz Decision bias or anricaincietant i Oe iy. deple peas by the governor. porones Guced, supply this season hed main;) Held Up by Board Sissel et ald néehst: Madrilenos, _ believing fe in. Senator Brostuen raised objections —— . | Also needing only the approval of 8t. Paul, Feb. 27.—(P)—District Dickinson Normal schoo! breaking shipments from southern N -|one chamber and the governor's sig- D, O' turday upheld following the vote, asserting that he} .. tries. dismal from the police devartment only. approximately Children,” playing was “surprised” af the 15 opposing| “°™ "Phere coun ., [nature before becoming » law is the streeta, wee cen Teese “wes fo Protect! Scrap Iron Exports _ “Tt ts necessary to have these books Show Big Increase rege fe ling,” said, Senator Herman ‘ . #4 tail when the two men were abducted, | the ashington, Feb, 27.—(F)—Prest ie : of Adams, “Cattle stealing is getting | mares ciel es ottilals reported |the board was dismissed after a civil service Bodgets to be quite a menace in the western |aetiraay a sharp increase in scrap hearing several months ago. He de- Satur part of the state and the furnishing |iron exports to the United Kingdom nied the charges and appealed to the payrolls and of brand books to markets will help |isst year. ‘They said it may have been district court, Saturday's decision earnings. stop this. due in part to the British armament affirmed legality of the board action. 2 The senate then reconsidered its | program. action and repassed the bill without!” British purchases totaled 369,781 Ps Army Fliers Killed & negative vote. tons, an increase of 92,415 tons over When Plane Crashes “Additional Markets | off by the representatives and a sen- Need Four Months to fee pe oceninig year: kien! —_—_— | + —_____ ate concurrent resolution offering a A $25,000 Is Taken in anta of the United Staten army air| p, WEATHER TonuCAST | | Ree ea pisie Sigei a Cleveland Bank Raid rT if h February y Washington, chanee, in temperature , , Hf $ Cross said Saturday the task of re-| Cleveland, Feb. 27—(?)—Four men ‘or North an “ with the sensational DEANNA DURBIN ALICE BRADY - - RAY MILLAND hern and central Great Be BINNIE BARNES - - NAN GREY fair first pare of ry A a. latter, ake oe Pa eines o 26. "tm iss this f edy of f: temperature fifet of oo! Don’t m mad, merry comedy of fast-step- ae iors Sec RosTON wool, : : ping gold-diggers and gallivanting gigolos! Hear is woos une Title call tas : ge Deanna sing the season’s gayest tunes in the only ARG: : 6-A picture in history! adings are below zero from Montana north- ward and ‘northeastward over the Canadian Provinces. Bismarck station baro: r, inches: 8.58. Reduced to sea le 30.51. Sunrine, 7:27 a. m. Sunset, 6:95 p. m. ‘Weather Outlook for the Peried March | °: 1 te 6, 11 training ship after they had taken off from the d South Dako poned. pairing damaged homes and restoring held up the Lorain Street National municipal ig Bi Neos cee Good-natured banter mingled in the refugees of the Ohio and Mississippl [bank in Cleveland's west side and es- PARAMOUNT ENDS TODAY! The plane dropped into a prairie] For Montana fair to-1No, 3 dark fur: |river flood to thelr roles as selt-sus- |caped with “at least $25,000,” Ed- 38e All Evening ‘The fers were Lt. John Spake, 30,| ,,50° ,siinmnesota: , Mostly, cloudy, |No. € dark ‘The $21,000,000 contributed for flood |40 and 50 patrons into one side of the and ron Lt. Cis, palnyloaet 26, pale and Sunday, not much change |No, § dark relief will cover the rehabilitation, of- Foon while the fourth cleaned out the both . pilots net No. 5 dark ficials said. 3 tcite diy with the ar reeves | an senTR NBR ITS A WISE BLONDE WHO KNOWS : 49 Ibe., 1.21; er! Great 46 Ibe., 1.12; f Farm Chiefs Favor Feglon, Hapid Cliy 2032 Inches, while | 43 Ibe., 1.08: MORE THAN lower pressure ' Last Time Toda: In f CG 40 Ibs., 97; surance of Crops he n> | Ae Ss 96 tt 88, ¥ ils — r fair In the Canadian Prov-|No. 1 hard amber ietor 4 Preston 66 ” a a name Gs ay a Re ceo MeLagien Lupino Foster 3 Smart Girls snow is falling at|No. 1 red durum, * the States to| No. 1 flax -IN—- perature | No, 2 flax. : 1 rye ee rth ‘Sea Devils’’ nuary Ist to As mill buyers showe Accumulated ex holders of the limited. spot excess to date... pe ———— 1s made small ef: NORTH DAKOTA POINTS basi : Meee * materially : — Deville take, snowing’. 18 comparabl on spot wools of . ‘ STARTS su AY DAY su wi F king slightly lower 3 ND. IRVING BERLIN’S TUNEFUL TRIUMPH re 45-46 cents in the “IL alm. to 9 p.m. And at the G. P. 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