The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 19, 1937, Page 8

HANDICRAFT SHOW PLANNED FOR GITY BY VETERAN GROUP Foreign War Men to Sponsor Exhibit for Boys Between 10 and 18 Years Old Decision to conduct in Bismarcle/ this spring a Handicraft Exposition for boys from 10 to 18 years old was announced Friday by Wesley L. Sher- win, commander of the Bismarck- Mandan post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Boys between the ages of 10 and 18 years may enter exhibits in two divisions and anything made by them will be eligible. Sherwin said the Junior Assocla- tion of Commerce has asked permis- sio to sponsor the model airplane division and other organizations inter- ested in co-operating by sponsoring some particular feature of the ex- hibit will be welcome to do so, Ap- plication for such permission should be made to the general committee, composed of Sherwin, John G. Karasiewicz and W. J. Brophy. Karasiewicz will head the program and rules committee. Other members will be O. A. Kobs of the Junior As- Sociation of Commerce; Robert Kirk- ‘wood, scout commissioner; Paul Net- land, scout executive, and Harrison Monk. Meeting of this broup will be held Monday to determine the rules and conditions for the exhibit. Brophy will head the speakers John P. Devaney’s, Record as Liberal and Democrat Is Scanned in Washington Minneapolis, Mar. 19. — () — If President Roosevelt's U. 8. supreme court reorganization plan goes through and Judge John Patrick De- vaney should be appointed to the high court as a result, few in Min- nesota who have followed Devaney’s career would be much surprised. Devaney, recently resigned as chief justice of the Minnesota supreme court, has long been an outstanding liberal. A Democrat in politics, he was appointed to the bench in 1933 by the late Farmer-Labor governor, Floyd Olson. He was one of Olson’s “behind-the-scenes” advisero. Devaney’s appearance before the senate judiciary committee in Wasn- ington in behalf of the court reor- ganization plan, and his recent elec- tion as president of the National Lawyers’ guild, have been his first steps into the national limelight. Though he resigned from the bench ostensibly to resume private law prac- tice, Devaney was shortly thereafter named by Postmaster General Farley to lead a movement to rehabilitate wtb i anc RN THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1987 Former Minnesota Justice Is Prospect for Supreme Judge the Democratic party in Minnesota. The chief justiceship was Devaney’s first public office. He had practiced law in Minneapolis for 25 years. And one of his first public acts’ was to take a voluntary pay cut of 20 per cent, with the request that the money saved be used to help low-paid em- committee with J, L, Barth, Judge James Morris and Mayor A. P. Len- hart as members. Sherwin will head the judges com- mittee and will be assisted by Judge A. M. Christianson, Robert Byrne and H. O. Saxvik. Girl Bandit Waits on Customers at Store Chicago, Mar. 19.—(7)—A girl ban- dit waited on customers of Frank Panfil’s delicatessen Wednesday night, while a male accomplice tied up the proprietor in a back room. Occasionally the girl ran back to inquire of Panfil the price of eggs nd summer sausage. She and her escort departed with $14 after a fe minute sale. ployes of the state legal department. One of the leading peace advocates in the northwest, Devaney has be- friended many liberal causes, and his ~ Judge John Patrick Devaney, selection as one of the first witnesses for the administration in the supreme court hearings indicates his views are closely in accord with those of Pres- ident Roosevelt and Attorney-General Cummings. He is aggressive, genial, and tactful, and is highly regarded even by many whose legal and econ- omic views differ from his own. While at the University of Minne- was one of the leading orators and debaters. He is 54 years old and has three children. Mrs. Marissa Pitts, State Pioneer, Dies Minot, N. D., Mar. 10.—()}—Mrs. Marrissa L. Pitts, 77, widow of & pioneer sheriff and homesteader of McHenry county, died Wednesday at the home of a son, Charles Pitts, Minot, of lobar pneumonia and heart complications. She moved to McHenry county from Wisconsin with her husband, William R. Pitts, in 1882, settling near the Mouse river. They later moved to Ramsey county, where they home- steaded a quarter section of land, which they improved and farmed. Returing to Towner, they engaged in farming and stock raising. Funeral services will be held Sat- urday here and at Towner, whero burial will take place. OKAYS APPROPRIATION Appropriation of $77,883.10 for gen- eral maintenance and operation of the State School of Forestry at Bot- tineau during the next biennium was approved by Gov. Willjam Langer Fri- day without change. 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Mar. 19.—(7)—John McCormack’s golden Irish tenor will thrill no more American concert ya audiences, He said goodbye Tuesday night on 8t, Pat- rick'’s eve to an American public which has boomed him thunderous applause for 28 years, A gay wave of the hand, a soft “goodbye” drown- ed out by a last ovation, and he walked off the John McCormack fy oten Ya Tong, long rest that” “will be like heaven.” “I’m through with concerts,” he said. “There will be one more — in Dublin,” Hull:Calls for End of Nameé-Calling Contest — ‘Washington, Mar, 18.—()—Secre-| tary Hull called Thursday for an end to the international controversy over anti-Hitler remarks of Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia of New York. ‘The state department head issued} Tripoli, Libya, Mar. 19.—(?)—Pre- mier Mussolini of Italy, accepting an} + @ brief statement after making a second apology to German Ambassa- dor Hans Luther, who protested against LaGuardia’s designation of Hitler as “a man without honor” at ®@ New York anti-Nazi mass meet- “I am personally hopeful,” Hull's statement said, “that all who are participating in the present contro- versy, which is marked by bitter and vituperative utterances in this coun- try and in Germany, may soon reach the conclusion that it would be to the best interests of both countries for them to find other subjects which can be discussed more temperately.” According to Boswell’s “Life of Johnson,” Samuel Johnson coined the expression “Hell is paved with good intentions;” George Herbert is credit- ed with “Hell is full of good meanings end wishes,” 417 Srd St. SUGAR, 10 Ib. cloth bag . 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