The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 3, 1937, Page 1

WY 4 t 4 y « oy . , ¢ ‘ Snow tonight; Sunday mostly cloudy; no de- cided change. ESTABLISHED 1873 BISMARCK, N. D., SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1937 ....,. . PRICE FIVE CENTS $999,999.98 Snowfall Enriches State Kansas City Ford Unit Closed by Sitdown Strikes ASSEMBLY PLANTS |Bloodiest Battles _ |SOFT COAL MINERS | When Foch Joined Other Heroes in Les Invandes IN WESTERN N. D. I Ci ! APRIL'S HEAVIEST RAIL SWITCH GATES “ie | END WALKOUT WITH ARE WELDED SHUT bea War Rage INGREASE IN WAGES Bismarck Territory ‘ Receives More Precipitation Than “inion Claims 1,400 of 2,000 on Defensive Two-Year Agreement Signed Rebels and Loyalists in Death Grips in Far North and Far ALL NORTHWEST BENEFITS Any Other Area Workers in Factory Have : That Hikes Pay for More Joined ClO Affiliate - Than 300,000 Men ° Ideal Planting Condition I< FIRM OFFICIALS ARE SILENT|] FUEL PRICES TO ADVANCE ; a oe. Created as More Snow Is Predicted Today Strikers Claim Seniority Rights Both Operators and Lewis Hail fronts Saturday, Have Been Ignored in In the northern sector near Bilbao,| © Adjustment of Differences At3 p.m. today 12 inches of the Spanish rushed mobilisation of snow holding 88 inches precipi- Seasonal Layoffs sag a : Without Rancor tation had fallen in Bismarck, the big. insurgent advance and sent its! new york, ‘Apr. , militiamen up @ 4,600-foot mountain Bat peak to block one segment of the ult, INDER the huge e of Les: in in the Gus ine of 25 Invalides, in Paris, the of Madrid. said it woul body of Marshal Ferdinand cost of mining Foch was placed with the other May Just great heroes of France as these, Should he No strike pictures weré taken. The upper than 200 miles ‘The men photograph shows part of the bay of Biscay @ -contract throng, which included Presi- tion dent Lebrun and the nation’s wii i i leading statesmen, at the casket i i 2 hy il i ge obi i : i H Fi Hl Ege ii ft i i rH le B i 53 ag g8 BY : H rt] i | aE suit i HH HH a i i ii z E on RG, diers carrying the Marshal Foch to its last & place in. the DAHL DED OF COD) cer GOVERNMENT HAY AND STARVATION ===) USE WORKS MONEY NEARBY PARNBARN TO CONTROL PICS Missing M’Kenzie Man’s Body Potential Perils of Business Found to Disprove Theor- Boom Lead to Declaration of for defense. ies of Foul Play Possible New Policy for be Penney said the union boasted 1,300 | " g Washington, Apr. 3-—?)—The ad- the strike Watford City/ N. D, Apr. 3—(P)}— if Ford members before An pa vfs be held here Sat- pet original estimate | ministration proposed Saturday the since started and had signed up 400 sin use of public works money in con- trolling prices as its latest answer to pend, oldest of the “big three”— if appeared Bat the others are the also strike-affected plained EPISCOPAL BISHOP f= chase of such goods as steel and Instead, the money would be spent COMING ON SUNDAY| =e. cetera rf demands for consumers’ goods. President Roosevelt's declaration of this new policy followed @ series of still Rev. Atwill of Fargo:to Make} actions by high officials against the First Visitation to St. George's Parish E it i F i I | if i i i ia ! l i li He iy) Ep a g ayt 8 i i fis if f He a § fi | -alted Ruler; Weinhandl Is Installing Officer H. M. Leonhard was inducted into office as exalted ruler of the Benevo- BTS lent and Protective Order of Elks at|12-Year-Old Girl Says She Mar- fea Alie ee). Creron ee, once ther of Five Because here Friday night by A. L. Weinhand! ried Fathei More than 2,000 Bismarck citizens of Mandan, district. deputy grand ex- She Loved Him alted ruler of North Dakote. John A. Graham is City Commission to Be Named; Seven Seek Jobs = Es Reverend Atwill, formerly rector of, St, Clement's church at St. Paul, will ile Funeral arrangements been completed. He leaves his widow and nine children, E i ‘ us) a) fuarried with her mother's conse Hangs Self at Utica “aot ot te Uties, N. ¥., Apr, 3.—(P)—Self-in- fields,” he and not because T had to,” the young] f0% ea : Runaway Fargo Youth |< [ede e Hit by Mill City Car Her mother is estranged from her jusband. Minneapolis, Apr. 3—(7)—A 11- | _—_—_—_ HI. Scaling Is Possible everend Elsworth said. | home in Pargo was located — Actress’ Chauffeur __| "i Bedell 11, wes taken to Held for Grand Theft »ospitat ana ister turned juvenile authorites. hanged himself with his bed clothing last Feb. 13%in the Albany county! meverly Hills, Calif, Apr. 3—(?)— jail. Robert, 8 & Minnesota May Raise Gasoline Tax a Cent St. Paul, Apr. 3—(P)—A measure af if F. i Kinston N.C, Apr. 3—(P)— June his that would raise the state gasoline wiring ays- ae oy ton tae ae to 4 cents from 3 cents wi and winter rare malady, not affecting its gen- put sway eral health, which causes a defi- were rum- clency in its olf supply. Conse- the quently, its feathers absorb water ra F | R ‘| e 5 s il ; 4