The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 5, 1937, Page 1

ws | | + LAW SCHOOL DEAN SAYS PROPOSAL IS HOSTILE 10 SPIRIT Committee Watched as to Their Attitude F) He proposed constitutional amend- ments In an made tense by the possibility of a supreme court decl- sion on the labor act, he challenged the 8 COUTSS: administration’ ‘as a potential threat to judicial in- - ESTABLISHED 1873 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ’ x North Dakota’s Oldest Newspaper | BISMARCK, N. D., MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS ort Plane Lost With 10 Aboard . Court Plan Called Threat to Judicial Independence BE SURE TO VOTE ; (An Editorial) Every citizen of Bismarck can render an important service to himself and to his community by going to the polls Tuesday and casting his ballot in the city election. Only by so doing is he living up to the obligation which the law on him. No penalties for failure to vote cite by statute but that penalties exist is un- ‘ Lassitude on the part of the electorate is notice to pub- lic officials that there is little interest in what they do. It gives them to understand they can do about as they please. And it is bad for public servants to have that idea. It is only human nature for them to take advantage of it. The total tax rate in Bismarck last year was 66.37 mills and of that total 20.81 mills was spent by the officials who are to be elected Tuesday, 18.88 under the supervision of the city commission and 1.98 by the members of the city park board. The state levy was only 4.38 mills, but the county levy was 18.63 mills and the total school levy 22.60, of which 17.86 was.a general levy and 4.74 was for interest and debt retirement. These figures are ample evdience that public interest in government should be centered at home. That is where MURPHY PREDICTS (GOVERNMENT ARMY [Permanent CCC Is CHNGRAL PEAGE IN | TURNS REBEL LEFT 1.6. CAR DUSTRY] FLANK a cRoopa| KEQUested by FDR Way Opened for Direct Attack on Rich Mining Region in Southern Spain (By the Associated Press) Still Need for Providing Useful Employment for Youth, President Says Little Doubt That Agreement in On Welfare Board Chrysler Dispute Will Be Reached Soon Monday, on the fourth anniversary of the CCC, the creation of a permanent Civilian Conservation corps of 300,- 000 members. Under present laws the corps, village of La Granjuela and opening the way for direct attack on the Penarroya coal mines. Actual CCC enrollment at the pre- the money is spent. Compared to the cost of local govern- the branch line that serves the fields cluding war veterans as well as the gy Burely.we can not—we dare not”! ment, the cost of state and federal government is small. Rr ieee es Young men recruited from scores of Statement sald. “lgniy| _ ‘This will be true regardless of who is elected. These ‘The turning movement, success of Pai eiagee aaa preted tell Mga te -| subdivisions of government give the most service to the which would completely surround the In his message to congress the pres- of those days when the federal judi: cea les contre at iaene ths Work of the cial system was so drawn into the} people. They need more money. : rockin ree nit eee is Peco regret ruses tate? unripe vortex of partisan politice—when the But they also offer the greatest opportunity for saving, tarliy the most eet tines of ing would not be contrary to normal federal ‘courts were regarded by 8! where saving is possible, and under all circumstances they the campaign raging on 13 fronts, J. A. PATTERSON progress recovery. large proportion of the people to be! arrord the greatest unity for efficiency from the southern tip of Spain to the ae eile aes lw. “There is still. need,” he said, “for Veiner ie oat the al play doe ‘should be to give their joint Bay of Biscay. tuseful and healthy employ- Se oa ee The aim of the. citizenry, wive rae The first touch of spring found the ment for s large number of our youth- Four Members Watched - affairs the best possible direction. They are-in the position gree Tes ousay apeane Lou MAYOR PA ment for » 1 Leaders of the forces for ‘and! of stockholders about to elect members of a board of direc- Portion of the obfenaive antion Tar tte “Tam opnvinced,” he added, “that eaint the president on te. lsue! tors. Those directors: should be chosen with care and this firet time in the eight and one-half there is ample useful work in the ber . -can be done only:if every stockholder-citizen exercises his months of the war. protection, restoration and develop- ettect teetimany by Socmer ce br| best dgment Madrid, the it ment of our national resoures, upon be ai Garrison @iitor of race for commissionerships eight candidates are ni the Gaaeeeieee ree eS cenicaoam nie “The Nation,” might have entered for three positions. All are reputable citizens-and northeast, penetrating deeper in- OF WELFARE BOARD pois ey mae." sats <taneney | - fo0d men, tls for the people to decide which are the BEST Se ON Ae nee Seca, (Dem.-Wyo.), an | 1), for the job to , ee (Reged Hach “Demet M0) aaa Meo] All the candidatie havelived here a long time and many soe Meanie "| Governor Langer Follows Uplocr aacis perwecss in inet, tie pune (Bem.-Kan.)—might disclose his! citizens find Comsenins siemens ‘hey could give a vote to ar southern coast, the in-| cos 48) got og [chase of simple materials, of food and eeMicy apparently hold the belance|: each. This is impossible. ‘Those who vote must make a were reported being pressed irday Appointmen slothing and of other ‘supplies re- of power in the committes. decision. : : rere tal tos aticcsine iar the F. F. Allmaras tenas to increase employment in in- Asserting there was some justifica- But the fact that making such a decision involves some Dandi piatrong any Wnasaeck dustzy.” ton. for cuacpen. ins. the saipeeot hard thinking is all the more reason why. the voter should against Burgos, one-time]” J. A. Patterson, mayor. of Minot, court had “distorted the:e “ beatine to. his ballot. It is all the more reason why he the insurgent regime, was appointed a member.of the state — ‘erred contruction” 19 seme] Son register his opinion at to, which cahdidatey Thost | plc walter bosnt Monday by Gor.|{ Wie i STiwe presidents “commettnt 9 wet} wit of govarmmentc ics So ee ‘H RLUSEN. 1G isbn dicen ame FON RE VTE Rehghrciee ae theory as.t0. the powers. of congreas, » The Srp LS ie an chases 7 eH of een 4 cl aa le )__ |. ¥. Allmarms, New Rockford . Hee celace nor aly tesa tar e= B VOTE. os :| a8 Possible Candidates : to fill snother vacancy occurring on ‘pave it e' “only” : : NI the parture from sound principles in ex-| = P for: Governorship MORTON MAN DEAD board. ceptional canes, but would make the Y GIRL Fred KleinIsNamed {. Fi NG) ol ese negli seer TEXAS OIL FIELDS _teparture universal.” \ Manager of Elevator). (Special to The Tribune) ness Toster as three terms expire Dr. Arneson Speaker r Gov. William Langer said Monday|eight persons, most of them former 64-Year-Old Pioneer Farmer Members are By At Lions Club Meeting 15 Pred Klein, Beulah elevator man, Succumbs to Heart Allment | Prank Bismarck, and Bille] ¢vernor Declares Opposition a r in Local Hospital A Of'the welfare board was) Dr charles R Arneson, who 12 S irae te coeeiacmne muss on stale | oe nee tol mecting of the weltare board was] " to Sitdown Strike Meth Pyar Sree clegee page nc tdiaend Klein's appointment, effective im- Exnst Miller Elllsen, 64, Morton | eration of the proposed program for ods In State ‘ the. Lice , was made by the state in- eee ee : speaker, when the Lions club met eerste 2 : ; sony ee erie dest After sppoval by the. state ou, ry aa = grader sey one Suff itical] Govertior Langer sald Klein, man- hospital of hardening of the plan will be submitted to Wash-| 1.3 tor industrial tion, dis- Dr. a briefly of| Aria Welch, 14, fers Critica’ ‘ager of the Beulah Farmers Elevator | Townley called the meeting to order./and heart disease. He had entered | ‘ton, D. C., for action by the federal claiming any intention of sitdown the trips he took while in California Injuries in Odd Accident company, has 40 years’ experience in|C. the hospital Mar. 31. social security board. strikes or a dispute with the Ameri- and at some later meeting will show tila WFAA imutinens Rd: ras recon Rites will be held at 2 p, m,| Mrs Edna Wright, Minneapolls, re-| Strikes ore dispute wih the Amati: moving pictures of the scenie spots ‘Sunday mended by all officials of the Farmers Thursday at the Heart River Luth. | €lonal representative of the soclal se-| Chr, teacretan of, Sanere Mee ey weed. Eee ee Elevator Company association. eran church with Rev, O, 0. Andvik, witn'ihepulle, asastance program |onéay for & potential milion re- Carol Ligon and F. 1. Leibole will) Rugby, N. D., Apr. 5—(?—Arls Tinie meee *) and working in development of plans ‘The rushed plans for # came bY nave charge of He proses 12° TBE / ai, 1t-yea-aia Roady nage hon BT ACTION INTEREST was born June 4, 1672,| for the dependent children DrOSTAm. /paign of its own Apr. 18. The head Text ues freshman, lay critically injured in the at Helgeland, Norway. He came to| The session probably will man of the CIO drive was Harvey C. A guest at the noon day lunchect Mon- the United States in 1807, moving di-| last for three members of the board, , workmans’ association was, 5. Benoa ee rectly to Morton county where he set-| Dr. Archle McCannel, Minot; chief and Weutenant of John L Archie O. Johnson and Lynden Ral-/day as s result of being thrown from iN RUNNING HIGHER tled on » farm 10 miles southwest of| P. Hommes, Crosby, and Walter Lirewis der were named as additional mem-]a horse and run over by truck on aa Be Miss Anns Ol-| Stockwell, Fargo, whose terms be Secs bers of the cleanup committee, Highway 3 one-fourth of'a mile south eee BU son in 1893 in Norway. His wife died| Apr. 8. conference with officials of the Hum- —— Of here Sunday night. in 1900 and he married Miss Mathilda| Terms of the three new board mem-|bie Oil and Refining company. Its ‘5 Da ‘It was reported the girl's back was}Turnout at Polls Expected to Olson in 1904, His second wife died will be for-six years each, be-|employes at the Baytown re a Investigation of Dahl |aroten, and ahe algo suffered frec-) exceed Vote of Two Years in 1918, , nounced @ majority vote opposing CIO Disappearance Closed |*s » and the jw. none Ha laayon aipicl DEllabiar oaserand pee pecuiansteprmeierd pata "The ‘accident happened near 558 Ago in Bismarck a daughter, Mra, Bert Christiansen of Premming was quick to say the CIO Cecer ‘ere, 2armi, whiee Hs ett Nanette, Wash., by his first marriage; was not looking for a fight and didn't eee ee cner'y’ jay, thay Hal |ad been visting. and three daughters, Mrs, Theodore want any sort of strike, Previously Verdict by a coroner's jury that Hels! ‘as the girl on horseback came onto] Busmarck voters will go to the polls Hendrickson of Mandan, Mrs, Walter Gov. James V, Allred declared op- ae eae eet io a tuc_|tbe, highway, © truck came slong | Tuesday to elect » mayor, two, regular Hohers of New Salem’ and Gladys position to sitdown methods oe kes Se ot Ue board os Pilg eoaenes Ellisen of Bismarck, and three sons, and sald investigation showed “sit sieoees ‘mpd yo members ct top pack Lloyd of’Seattle and Ernest and Ker- down strike organisers have invaded board, ciltaaxing '« quiet though in- mit at home, by his second wife, He : ‘Texas.” ‘preliminaly estimates of the prob: also Jeaves two brothers and four sit-] galeg of : able tumout at the polls has been Ellen, af Teetina, Wash, and Your| metelal vehicles in North Dakota in-| Hilda Kraenzel, Hebron | Sonera rar ied ene grandchildren, the same period in 1838, « compilation Girl, Dead Here at 18 election, 2,710 voters their Commercial , Ine, — Sato tor the ottice of ‘iy’ magie- Jaf eign Kraenzel, 18-year-old daugh- trate, which was the center of the For the first three months 2,251 au- ter of Mr. and Mrs, Reinhold Kraensel principal interest. tomobile sales or 539 more than the| of Hebron, died at 4:85 p. m., Sunday Administration and opposition same period in 1996 were reported. Inj at s local hospital after and illness of forces worked quietly and effectively TWO BOATS) te vemmsciat civtion etic |spprorimately oro" monte to get thelr supporters to the polls mere sold compared with 419 in the] arrangements have not yet been made first three year. sa eeeeet ial OC tap vente an 4 ‘There were 1044 passcnget cars old] AUDIENCES WEAKEN FOPE Qualified voters, who have not reg- San Antonio, Texas, Apr. 5—()—| in March, @ gain of 392 machines over} Vatican City, Apr. 5. ag istered at their assigned polling Gale-tossed Madina lake was dragged| the corresponding month in 1936 and| Pius, from two mass audi- places, wasy be swrsn 30 Bt sie Poll Antanas Getimee! arom tits |e eementin tees Ao) leone ae tee 5 ‘ according to City Auditor Myron were drowned by! than March , sagements bay Pg coma kinson, ‘The polls will open at 9 8. m. ead ties ato pe mistion Sill be Incumbent Mayor, A. =| Lenhart, Paul Wachter and J. B. storm churned the s turning! commercial vehicle division Cass : ‘ piairsg eee na cantldsta ver one boat and drowning three oc- Geain was high with 27 followed by Lifted to Million for president of the commission with cupants. Burleigh with 18 and Ward 14. Cee Waldo Bryan, W. T. Kraft, Russell ‘Another boat set out to the scene anew which tel in North Dae Lennar iar ing Wan? Ht upect and thres ‘men were| Youth Admits Firing | 0 Friday night and Saturday Young and R, E. Thompson, incum- ; Church for Revenge} spite “1ne “tritune’s headline bent park board members, are un- ‘The drowned: ean declaration valuing it at $099,- t Ppolling places follow: Ward 1, pre- Johnson and. his “daughter, Minnie| _Zi00, Tl. Laer suratane Miroof comes from cinct 1, Wes. Moore school; Ward 1, Lee, 5; Leslie Bowers and Jim Stone. | GritAth. 10) Was Mteseed be aet fire| Massed of Dickinson who writes: precinct 3, T. J. Galvin garage; Ward Monday after he comCfebernacis be.| “Find enclosed two cents to in- Geterred ste a eee seat wert 2: Reserve Board Begins | cause be wanted “to get oven” with| coe ihe anad't rn bune coal eae en & Sige etoe tt vers Purchasing U.S. Bonds! 2 ins curitan apoelicouren, | om, mmoamese,o, gaa, T e nt eet of Columbia case in'a decision |% precinct 1, D. B. Cook’s garage; Washington, Apr. 5—(F)-—The fod-) burned forthe groan aot Pray witn| THUS is fradition upheld. | Tt ae read by Justice Stone, the tribunal | Ward 3, Precinet 2, old high school; eral reserve board began Monday a/a loss which Voliva estimated at se00,-| Not ® mullllon-dollar snow after that she had embarked on the |f°66.%,"oninion session until next |Ward 3, precinct 3, Richholt school; ppg dilly tl argetarsincnftr| oy wa es i ere‘soe Know that, st te end of none : Geaner’ Bide sib sin: Ward 6 government bonds in an effort to Saciteeb seid. be, sae. ies. toward there were numerous comments {his adventure, abe ‘would find the STORM LASHES ALABAMA precinet 1, Fire Hall; Ward 6, precinct ends “Siie: Mereves Tiatue a sealer amet sel eee ee oa’ tie taadiing Babeesey. The Kind Of Sere Oe ee ee gomery, Als. Apr. §.—(P— |2, 8t. Mary's school. orderly money conditions and fecill-| foster mother, dled, the overseer falled| jrimune Goesn't often Jest tn te | eirh estegs, | Wate iee: Shee and heavy rains brought te efforts of member banks to meet| to provide funds for-her burial. LATER ore mrowrene ia sorbiig new serial Eettites to at least two persons Mon- PACIFIC FLEET SAILS 16 2/3 per cant increase in deposit 2 tight Goo ag & Warm aahed Penirel Aln-|, /Ban Fedo, Dalle, Ape, 6 UP. Te seserve requirenients May 1. | MOTT MAN GRADUATES Fee ae etatiey Prides and TRAILER vane: Seer en teaal ittine aint exorclane Government bonds slid to new 1937| Willie Porach, Mott, N D. has com-| geturday wae $2 of an inch, the "WALLEY CITY MAN DIES for the big Pacific mancuvecs of 1831, recently, but fiscal’ authorities! pleted a radio course at the National] greatest in any ADVE gee Mee alec looters ree SOF ee aay lglg ang Ea -Gchoefter,: 14, Vall of “vest, ”. destroy- | the p - : Beginning Today on Page 4 gue reaon ns toes eaiies. mee : Olty's new armory here July & the market at any pérticular point, .” ing to received herp. an inch above ai : The sweeping movement around the em| youths on such projects as northern end of Gen. Gonzalo Queipo reforestation, road building and park de Liano’s it army cut the development, will expire June 30,/ was railroad running between Belmes, just 1937, south of the. coal fields, and Castillo The Weather Somewhat unsettled tonight and Tuesday; rising temperature. SHIP LEFT BURBANK SATURDAY MORNING BOUND EAST TONY. Craft Being Ferried Across Con- tinent. for Delivery to Dutch Air Line = through ;. To his brother-officers, the wound- ed policeman said: “Don't blame Paddy. He did what he thought was right.” Conroy died a half hour later. DIVINITY STUDENT HUNTED AS SLAYER gS eat : i : HEI rie A fi i x Hl