The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 9, 1937, Page 2

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1987. R LGNSE FINS |Winter Wheat Crop INCREASE OVER "36 Prompt Service Now Sirtin ton Bae Giv- en Applicants for Annual Motor Plates North Dakota motor vehicle license receipts totaling $536,261 for the first three months of the year, showed & gain of nearly $124,000 over the same period in 1936, C. E. Van Horn, state motor vehicle registrar announced Friday. Large increases in receipts for March also were reported by the re- gistrar who sald license applications were moving steadily, and there was ho office delay. March receipts total- ed $259,313 compared with $169,817 for the same month in 1937. Of total monies received the first three months, $397.488 was for pas- senger cars and $106,454 from truck owners, Van Horn said. License registrations for three months totaled 50,860 against 37,396 for the same months last year, he stated. March registrations Increased about 10,000 over March, 1936. . Van Horn expected May registra- tions to be heavy because the penalty beginning May 15 on delinquent ap- plications usually brings a flood of license applications, He said license tags generally were being returned the day after applications are re- ceived. Music Contestants i Selected by Judges Bismarck students, who will be rep- sesented in the musical portion of the district high school contests held at Mandan, Apr. 15, were selected Thursday afternoon, In the elimination contest held in the English room of the high school, Miss Jeannette Croonquist was judged | sng the best piano player; Harold Smith, in the boys’ low voice; Wanda Swen- son, girls’ low voice; Olive Johnson, girls’ high voice; Earl Benesh, boys’ High voice, and Grace Wilcox, clarinet solo, Other students competing were Joyce Paviak, piano; Jack Mote, Ted Boutrous and Gregory Dahlen, boys’ low voice; Ruth Coghlan, girls’ low voice, and Cynthia Dursema, girls’ | ter high voice. Judges for the contests were Miss . Virginia Wright, Mandan, and Rev. Opie 8. Rindahl. Clarion Larson presided at the meeting. TAKE A STROLL THROUGH) arasp PEACOCK ALLEY. Bigger Than an Usgall 2 Condition n Below Averag Average, U. s.| Estimates in Forecast Wi Area seeded to winter wheat last autumn was the largest of record— 57,187,000 acres. That was an in- 15.1 per cent over the 49,- sown in the autumn of was reported as | cent of @ normal on Apr. 1, Sompered with 74.6 8 year age, and 80.8 1924-32 average. ‘ Grain stocks on farms Apr. 1 were ported as: Corn, 411,980,000 bushels, compared witb 816,058,000 & year ago, and 754,- 491,000 two years ago. ‘Wheat, 71,712000 bushels, compared with 98,978,000 a year ago, and 127,- ‘710,000 two years ago, Oats, 287,745,000 bushels, compared with 493,787,000 a year ago, and 381,- 912,000 two years ago. Condition on Apr. 1 and indicated production of winter wheat, by prin- | cipal producing states, include: Pennsylvania condition 83 per cent of a normal, and indicated produc- tion 19,314,000 bushels; Montans, 69 re] A. J, Huber Takes Over Carson, N. D., Apr. 9.—A. J. Huber took over the duties of auditor, here. this week, naming Henry Scheerer, who has been employed in the regis- ter of deeds office for the past year, as his deputy. Huber, who at one time worked in the offices of auditor and treasurer but for the last four years has managed the Monarch elevator here, succeeds ©. W. Heinle. & rabbit is to just behind the Don’t Forget the. DOLLAR DAY BARGAINS ., AT THE— Roosevelt Bar 2 picnics Old Style Lager Beer for $1.06 (Pius bottle depestt) : ‘Also choice line of Wines, Liquors and Cordials (FREE DUTCH LUNCH IN AFTERNOON) Bar in the West Phone 1785 219 Fourth St. NZs= een, Minot, gh) |puttom Mehoken, at day, St. Alexius Hospi I. R. A. Nestos of Minot, Judge A.M. Christianson, J. N. Roherty and Scout Executive Paul O. Netland, all of Bismarck, and Ernest Porter of Man- dan planned to leave Bismarck late wil di for Lemmon,'8, D., where they ttend a lled ef Scout rally, The is one of the South Deke Scone included in the Mis- souri Valley Area council.’ More than 100 names arp public welfare board in co-operation with the Elks lodge at Mandan. James Taylor and Robert Branden- burg of ‘Bismarck were among neo- phytes initiated into the North Da- kote Agricultural college chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, national social “fraternity. Writing {ing biography of the late ‘cowboy- Charles M. perp artist, James R.- Rankin, 423° West 18th 8t., New York City, is Reppriand to get in touch with friends‘and M’Donald Begins Law Practice at Mandan ‘Thomas F, McDonald, formerly’ su- Grant Auditor’s Post NYE A pl IN lealy te Waging “Undeclar- @d.War’ on Loyalists ‘Washington Apr. 9.—(P)—Senator Nye (Rep. N. D).,. urged the senate | °° Friday to.find out. whither present ers.’ Unter the request the senate would ask the state department for a: report | }, nee ee oe neutrality. t dont think Jt 4a dangerous for us to acknowledge the facts—that there are foreign troops and. munitions en- gaged in Spain,” Nye declared, “and they are there by the active consent of their governments.” ‘ He asserted “no doubt can fairly Weather A. GARNSHING UPHELD | BY SUPREME COUR] ure. peror Bontan night tts nae rday; 1 uth ilo perature ‘Baturday, GENERAL WEATH The barometric jains Sta! e001 onietty rising: tom tom extends ‘nor ential Eimoaton 4 ae . ein sjanuary Ist to dat ted ‘encess'to to date . NORTH DAKOTA. PoINTs Hig! | Beach, tle leader, said that “in, all probability ergy tig gl fa a Be SpEed oe only when a state of war ex- isted, and advised Nye if he was seek- ing an opinion as to whether that was now the case the question should be stated directly. “It would be unfortunate and dan- gerous for any official or part of the government to insinuate that another government was engaged in unlawful acts until the facts are clearly estab- Ushed,” Pittman sad. a 31! Plane Crash Victims Democrat to hold that. position in the history of the state. He is the son of the late Charles McDonald, Pioneer Morton county sheriff. McDonald still makes her home at | ¢ Mandan. Roethisberger Heads Mandan Elks Lodge ' John Roethlisberger was installed exalted ruler of the Mandan lodge Thuraday evening at ceremon- ies Frigev over a A R. seas! district pu =o tae Other new een Rauaeh, . ate: = pie power and JBation in president fx leading night; oharl knight;. John knight; P.-C, Surer, and Otto eg . man and M. J. Tobin, trustees, "RECOMMENDATIONS 0 ‘OKAYED_ Guffey-Vinson’ coal control oa It now goes to the house for final con- — WARD PIONEER DIES day in Minot hospital,.an hour after \-he was admitted with penumonis. Taken Off. Mountain Hi Ariz., Apr. Ao) th ourigus scone a highway Friday and watched & weafy posse of officers. and lumbermen bear the bodies of eight plant rash Vsti Om ot 8 Ee pies ee ee eee to this remote lumber BILL FAVORED 7% sti mnie sen- iit ee al i omen ot eee of ‘both amgis of war. rrtmer ie the All profits ‘of it would be hort to ene Ly gi. Carrington, pel Crosby, clear 3 i j i i | ttt ot i g all il bite blll ant bi! Wishek, clear’ MINNESOTA | POINTS High- Low- teat ui to i Ht Hy 4 lt al FI 33F Moorhead, cld: of Minneapolis, cl 4 30 (CC sOUTH DAKOTA ie Hy ES] Vallee Charged With # 33] Assault on Newsman 9—@)—A Boston Friday ob- Rudy Val- ‘assault and The cameraman, Benedict Fits- Jr., who also is s law school » Obtained anther. warrant ‘pot, | aeainst Harry Paul, employed by Val- 06 len ak A pebueliy man. Seectioe tin George 3 with assault en taceey ane ae id Pierre, clear. Rapid City, cle: ft Boston, Apr. Mile ‘city; WEATHER AT OTHER, Amarillo, Texas, Bolse, Adano, eld cldy. 010. a tows, clear 48 Kass. alan) 5 Alta, 4 “8 a Pi iste, Nebr ‘clear 39 Phoontz, Arins clay ts 6 Br, Albirt, Beak, vient HW f ape above its previous: thressyesr average | § would be taxed at the rate of 95 per cent. rah I¢C SETS eaaING teratate 8 ore Geréd further hearings Friday on re-. enipodluice TT ee ea be: wigion freieh will be- gin in. Chicago. (Hotel Morrison) Thuraday, Apr. 22. POOL TAX MEASURES senate will combine major fax bills into one big omnibus bill which it is estimated will produce Washington, Apr. 9—4F)—The In-] switt Commerce commission a Bhoriaes, Sioux Cit; The Pas, ¥ Winnemucca, CONTINUE from page one: D ‘Talbott Rites Are | Set.at Jamestown: SYLVIA SIDNEY i ag DYNAMITE! Mani Stee /TOKY LINDON AR RECORD IS BROKEN a Japanese Fliers Span Two Con- tinents in 94 Hours Fly- ing Time ———— 9,—(P)}—The Japanese saoplane Divine wind landed, al Croydon airdrome at 9:26 a. m. Friday, completing a record-breaking 9200-mile aight from Tokyo in a little More than 94 hours. The aaene landed at Athens and Rome and flew over Paris on the last a nett 2F lliant flight, tee Masaki Iinuma, only 26 years old and Kenji 1, 38, wirelest operator, crowned with success one of Japen’s sich bids for international fying honors. ‘The Ji fliers broke the record for a hop between Japan and Europe formerly held by the Frenchmen, who 10 years Tokyo in 6 days and 20 hours. Stock Issue of Oil Syndicate Planned Washington Apr. 9.—(?)—The Her- man Hanson Oil syndicate, Turtle . D., filed @ registration state- the securities commission 8 proposed issue of $300, of $1 par value common proceeds were ear-marked Grilling for oil. “No under- named. i Lenprveair TRIAL SET 9.—()—An order set- of atc defendants in leckman ‘bribery case for cones Friday by Federal CAPITOL Friday Matinee & Night Sat. Night Only +s the battle fora life in the clouds as a giant airplane | ambulanee speeds to a OCT wee : ifs S38 ie & § 5 . Sunday at 11 A.M. : is To this romantic drama of a doctor and a nurse of the airways. ‘A story of flaming The Most Exciting Story in Years at least $15,000,000 of additional reve- nue annually, and will pass the bill before the end of next wee® under present pians, it was disclosed Friday. Soe Pea Bs 2 DIE IN PLANE CRASH aeney FONDA “March of Time” For Dollar Day Matiness at 10-12-2-4. poet Ci mint ORE yey = 5s | Additional Markets: it} WINNIPEG CASH GRAIN Winnipeg, Apr. 9: aise wheat ab 1 pee 1, No, orthern. 1.43%; No. 3 northern ige F Oats No. 2 white 61%; 0. 3 white 59%. Govseuenz wer Yor! Apr. BARTON (‘Black Legion’) MacLANE COMING 8UN., MON. TUES. seo Govern- a ‘Treasury CHICAGO sTocks (By the Associated Press) Mecraw El 50% Midwest Corp 0%, ae age 2 f Lees PLYMOUTH yet ene on this jing has "Bas inclug! OACH—New 1983 PLYMOUTH COACH—The motor on this car completely: Cvertaulhe, including new pi tons, rings, and berrings, Bo! tires and! finieh look like new. A buy for ......-- USED TRUCKS CHEVROLET % Fisk Rubber 16 eae meroe hee been mple vets INT TRUSTS dark blue fintah 1 AU is Sauipped ne ateeanton Ne ith four 6-ply cover tne counter in New York) Maryland heh 9.92, 10. tires. This will weeone an economical . Quart Inc 8h 0. 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