The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 31, 1937, Page 3

- THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81, 1987 _ 8 BIGGER VELD FROM [cman [LACK OP FOOD, AR nu‘: SNM TGRTAN TRUCKERS. [Sema Stae Abowd rts svar a pear Te INCOME: AND SALES | james) | WILL CAUSE DEATH otaur tpterecrses] CIVEN EXEMPTIONS “TAXES IS EXPECTED OF CANCER TISSUE TO AID MOVING SBE Mrs. Higgins left the package! | ————————— New York, Mar. 31.—(}—Mrs. R. rabehing ie herr treed bert upon start- | __VISIT THE GLASS BRICK cruise, Murray Announces Department New Finding Is Not F Is Not “Practical Motor Vehicle and Auto Carrier Is Planning to Crack Down Method of Treating Scourge, | wit be exhibited, ‘Aniong the Laws Suspended 45 Days W. Higgins, Duluth, Minn., was @ vic- FRONT, THE FIRST TO BE on Tax Dodgers Doctor Emphasizes will be found reproductions of by Executive Order tim of a mid-ocean theft of jewelry] A few days later she.had occasion INSTALLED IN NORTH DA- Valued st $50,000, but she ‘had-the|to use a brooch and called for it, The KOTA. Washington, Mar, 31—(#)—Lack of| still Ife pictures, will be include Suspension of the motor vehicle and air and food will cause the death of) ‘The picture study auto transportation laws as applied to by those on duty at certain truckers was ordered Wednes- discuss the prints and the day by Gov. William Langer to facili- the cataloges are for the con’ tate the movement of seed and feed of visitors in identifying the pictuers | from local markets to the farms dur- that will be shown. ing the next 45 days. Statutory requirements to the two = CANDATHOWDSKEY |eseeusin eae tion directing the board of railroad commissioners to take necessary steps so that during the season when such feed and seed is transported in con- siderable volume such transportation may be facilitated. British Hope ‘Saint’ Will Be Able a aired ee ie Proriametion is e requirement engag- a trarnas emical to Stave Off Demonstra- [ed in transportation of feed or seed 5 tions Thursd: for hire shall first obtain a commer- It is both hotter jay cial license and a certificate from the and cheaper—and it has made the ——_——_——__ railroad commission authorizing such business grow. Bombay, India, Mar. 31.—(?)—Brit- | hauling. “This exemption shall only permit ish officials paradoxically placed thelr | 1... neuting of feed and seed from the i? hopes Wednesday for a bloodiess so- usual local trading places of the per- HELP PROGRAM FOR . ‘When oxygen was provided the lution of an incipient Indian crisis|son for whom it is performed,” the , on the other hand, the enzymes |0N the slight, stooped shoulders of | governor declared, and the term “usual acted in the opposite way and helped | Mohandas K. Gandhi, whose word 1s | local trading places” means commun- build up proteins instead of de-|1aw to countless thousands. ities at which the person for whom While ready with a or | the seed or feed is hauled usually de- ood supply to the tis-| police and 58,000 British soldiers to sre eon ibang toa eae ay Aged and Blind Already Are attend the birth Thursday of semi-|" che exemption also is restricted on- home rule for 11 states, anxious of- /1y to seed and feed transported in the barrel of DOUGH-RE-Ml Receiving Assistance Under ficialdom looked for a sudden turning > es county in which the ultimate user e Security. Project . body Tor Surlepencene dence ne turbulent TENE) maintains his farm, or from @ local a! \ | which regulate ' Britain was confronted by the Na- | {rading place where relief feed or soed ° PI being pushed tional Congress party's refusal to new ‘dependent enildren ao et had cancer. have its members take office or form L North Cancer work of the institute of|cabinets in six of the 11 provinces} Rev. Daniel Spier, Za! Tlcholson, ‘stale’ tuperrise “of, the| Bedlth is principally on the chemistry | where it holds legislative majorities, Missi el Sp Is D Pi blind and old age assistance programs of malignant growths, the sclentist/ Less than 24 hours remained for issionary, Is Ve: of the atate public welfare board, said said, “since we belive that eventually | the bald, bespectacled Gandhi to avert ‘Wednesd ” the explanation of the cause of can-| disaster for the new system of gov-| Death of Rev. Daniel Spier, for- Nicholson, explained. that because| will be found in basic chemical/ ernment, British officials said. merly of Zap, N. D., occurred Mar. the North Dakota mothers’ pension changes of the body and an addi- ————_ 20 on the island of Karker, New provisions of tional method of treatment may be Bicycle Club Will Be Guinea, according to @ cable to rela- the! provided as & result.” ; tives of his recent bride, a graduate Research workers have not yet/ Organized Thursday] from the Trinity hospital at be approved by the board until the| {und what these changes are or the Minot sd Boles wis lsicea to Ga wi cause em, . ‘dained enactment of the new measure by the | Voestiin anid, “just as there is 10| choy Mil be meade ot oe enD voiea| ministry st Zap and soon afterward chemical or drug known which willl for 8 p, m., Thursday at the Wachter |Jeft to take up his work in New cure cancer.’ school, according to M. 'T. Bradford, Guinea, He was one of the few white Burleigh county recreational worker.|Persons on the island of Karkar, ‘COUNT’ FACES CHARGE Bradford is planning on forming «| Where there are 9,000 natives. Sioux Falls, 8. D., Mar. 31.—(P)—| bicycle drill team from among mem-| He married Frieda Schoenwald of Charles A. Demers, alias Courtney] bers of the club. He invited all in-|Minot last November on the island Hetherington, who, federal officers} terested men, women, boys and girls where she had gone to aid him at said, posed as a “French Count,” was|to attend the Thursday meeting. the mission station. Reverend Spier ordered removed to Texas to face eee, served under the American Lutheran Mann act charges when he appeared WOOL CHIEF DIES board of missions. He had been sta- 5 —|tioned on the island for a year and . Tuesday before Federal Judge A. Lee| Wellesley, Mass, Mar. 31, — (#) —| tioned year . STRAIGHT BUURBUN WHISKEY BRAND For years we’ve been’ winning folks to OLD QUAKER by putting a barrel of quality into every bottle without expecting them to dig up a barrel of dough-re-mi to buy it. Re- sult? Folks feel kindly to our kind of whiskey. It never wears out a welcome. req dent Dean aen rene aetna ——s ”» al 5 G M yea ee A guinea hen will not lay oggs in| Trade amociations, died Tuesday at| TAKE A STROLL THROUGH) — “ twrencisute, NANA. ALSO AVAILABLE IN RYE & nest touched by a human being. his home in Wellesley. PEACOCK ALLEY. Pallbearers Chosen aaeestaa For Thornton Rites: Pallbearers have been chosen to take| Mandan : \ state governments while the cost ch, aid to dependent children will be paid on an equal basis by federal, state and county governments,” Nicholson said. EXPECT FLOOD MESSAGE Cop' NORTH DAKOTA’S EMERGENCY LAWS on sale at Bismarck Tribune offiee, 5c each. Mailed any- where in U. S. for 10c each. Special prices in quantities. ee rat, Tuesday appoint ment of Paul Earler, Butte, president of Montana Labor's Nonpertisan League, as deputy United States mar- shal for the state. When you find out how mild and good- Kein savs, tasting Chesterfields are... you hold on to’em. Ladies PLEASE VOTE. Everyone On Bismarck KNOWS No THING can be accomplished without their With a bull dog grip, millions of smokers ~ CO-OPERATION. hold on to Chesterfields ... Spthing © a (Pol. ABv.) (Paid Political Advertisement) Copyright 1957, Lescarr & Blraes Tosacco Co. ‘or W. T. “til” KRAFT city Commissioners (Paid Political Advertigement)