The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 14, 1937, Page 1

i North Dakota’s Oldest Newspaper BISMARCK, N. D., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1937 | ot ‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE FDR Orders Pursestr PRICE FIVE CENTS Fascists Taunt Britain; Urge Franco to Sink Ships FORD DECLARES If IS FOOLISH FOR HS - MEN TO JOIN UNION Makes It Clear That His Work- ers Are ‘Free to Join Any- thing They Want to’ TRO William D. Lynch Dies of Apoplexy NTN SIP aI England Charged With Helping * Loyalists in Spain's Civil War Long Prominent Democrat in N. D. Political and Legal Ciroles Stricken at Home DRIVE ON REDS IS PLANNED) NOT EXCITED BY COURT ACT a 5 Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a. m., Friday, at St. Mary's Declines to Say What He Will do If Organized Labor Pre- sents Formal Demands London Aroused as Baldwin and His Government is Target of Censure Detroit, Apr. 14—(#)—Henry Ford made clear Wednesday that employes of the Ford Motor company are “free to join anything they want to” but that he considers it “foolish” for them to enroll in labor unions. The head of. vast industrial em- pire, in an interview late Tuesday, indicated that he was not co) about the supreme court’s decision upholding the Wagner national labor relations act. The “useful” provisions of the act, Ford said, long “have been Policies of the Ford Motor company.” He declined to say what he would do if a union presented formal de- mands to him. “Ask me that when the demands are made,” he remarked. ago but there was no warning of the a) cerebral hemorrhage. With him when he died were his wife soe of his sons, Thomas and Besides his law practice, service in i & 5 DR. MAYS WILAMS 15 ACCORDED HONOR Elected Vice President of ") +, National Organization | fl g 4 & é f i i ag f ‘Mingsota,. Se PAE Stee Ze an , among Ford employes. Homer Mar- associa ti Washington, D. C., ing to \ information received by|. friends ‘bere; to force Henry Ford to recognize the union won't be necessary” in view of the Wagner act ruling. The Automotive Daily News esti- mated that the reopening of strike-bound Chrysler plants would increase this week's pro- duction of cars and: trucks to 126,595, barely under the highest week Others Return to Work The Chrysler corporation said 59,000 of its 67,000 employes were back at work. The Reo Motor Car company Two per | firms were closed by strikes. They ing company, which makes locks for Agnes| Chrysler, and the National Sheet Steel company. Bernard ©. McGrath, chief deputy sheriff, said he would withhold war- rants for the arrest of sitdown strikers violating an injunction at the lock .| Plant because “it looks. as if there ‘would be an agreement.” Expect 5,000 to Get i no Penalty for Poor Examination Papers Varies From Roses Rte ne ae i Five thousand of more than 225,- 000 North’ Dakota motorists are ex- te il EGE Trucker’s Honeymoon With Girl Scrutinized & i « Q 6 ite i ; chief plank ‘Aaber- , hart’s party won power =| Hollywood, Apr. 14—(#)—Greta|' The veteran character actor de-|Ciarence O. Shirley, who said she pert credit pose gf omg a dsl eal lp gag mpd Eg cree pet errr es AT cm now fs =| Garbo; he never discusses her on the e bp aie Soe armas 20 ae Se, | Sees Oreirios ene ey | ground that probebly she wouldn't|clope to Yuma, Aris, | She returned pid ane es cosana Uke it. mother, who is divorced, but her a ppsineaatae a oe g yg Mag > lemeddy esernge) emong |" a os bard over te “objected iy Railroad Board Post} coat ‘tstst oct. thst the ased| 0s bee decided whether bet we | Trooper Makes pata : (George Oukor, hher director in “Cam: | "#-be-slone EA getline by Himeelf Audible ‘The state raiiroed commmietan a0, | ile to te Ae nae her) ""Her Americanization has been | © WWJ Ohare, tnpentor of seo tant Gerto's studio -associaiae believe) mon tenets of this county. Bhs! Judged Bord Avis strained to portation, Secretary ‘Olson | Jean Hersholt, Danish actor who 15) wears American fashions entirely. She! hear testimony given by low- ‘announced. Church will be succeeded | her close friend may have sdvised| takes an active interest in the na-| voiced Joseph Perry, state trooper. by M. C. Stensby of Sheyenne who| her to become an American. ° tion’s affairs. “Come, come, trooper!” admon- has been employed by the commis-| Hersholt, naturalised 19 years sg0,/ Garbo now chats with others on el ee ee we ae sion as inspector of livestock buying, | has so urged other actors of his na-| the motion picture set, whereas she} though you were me out ‘a position which will not be filled for | tive land and/aided them in studying/ used to make beelines for her dress- es = “lack of funds,” Olson explained. for citizenship examinations. * | ing room. . fig after that. y 3 raz LAND BANK RAPPED BY USHER: BURDIGK |S: N. D. Drivers Permits su gress undoubtedly outlaw sitdown | / ST, PAUL FEDERAL tin, union president, sald that “strikes |. W! bank ing land it has taken away from farm- ers. Burdick’s complaint and accusations Tuesday were based on what he claimed was the bank’s refusal to grant loans after the North Dakota state supreme court held a state hail insurance tax takes priority over land mortgages. “The federal land bank of St. Paul is about the most highhanded finan- cial institution on this continent,” Burdick charged, explaining the farm- ers take out hail insurance te make were the Yale & Towne Manufactur- | )osi4 jthat there had $7,500 Worth of Gold _ Mounties Ready to.Halt Canada Strike Disorder Six Persons Crushed Between Two Trains Moscow, Apr. 14—(#)}—Six persons were killed and 13 injured in a Mos- OF ROBBERY CHARGE Charges Against Participants in Poker Game Brawl Are Dismissed Here Frank W. Feska, Gackle, and J. J. Reinhardt, Jamestown, were cleared here Tuesday on charges of first de- gree robbery in connection with « Poker game brawl here last January during w! 5 injured. pool hall operator, Charges against Fesks and Rhein- hardt were dismissed by Police Magis- trate E. 8. Allen following a ary hearing. Previously, Jess Hefflin, Gackle, was freed on sinillar charges in connection with the dispute. ; Testimony taken during the pre- liminary hearing tended to show that Fish lost the money during the game and not after he was injured as he ‘claimed, The defendants testified been considerable drinking and that Fish hed fallen through an open door during an argu- ment over the cards, which he (Fish) Claimed were “marked.” Scott Cameron was attorney for the defendants and State's Attorney George Register brought the case for the state. Burleigh Hog King Y Will Try Irrigation Peter Rennich, Burleigh county hog Is Found in Fruit Jars ter Washington, Apr. 14.—(#)—Senator Byrnes (Dem.-8.C.). said Ws the supreme court decisions ing the Wagner act proved that con- the power on which the house week would have no pot a ugh White, apprised of the of Roosevelt Townes “Bootjack” McDaniels just as he fin- ished telling a Jackson farm confer- ence that Mississippi had not had lynching in 15 months, ordered POLICE ASSEMBLED FOR STRIKE DUTY IN PRACEFUL OSHAWA Ontarto Premier Asserts CIO ing Hand-in-Hand Wednesday, ready to sweep into miles-distant Oshawa at the first of trouble in the General Motors strike. ‘The doubled police force was mobil- touch off violence in ‘the thus far The Weather Generally fair tonight and Thursday; colder tonight. : ings Tightened ECONOMY ASKED TQ. PREVENT INCREASE OF NATION'S TAXES 850 Workers Promptly Remov- ed From AAA Payroll by Secretary Wallace REVENUE ESTIMATES DROP Slash in Relief of Expenditureg Is Expected as Depart- ments Pare Expenses Washington, Apr. 14—(#)—The sd- ministration, faced with failure of tax revenues to reach estimates, began g hte! federal pursestrings - tightening Wed: y= President Roosevelt instructed heads of all govdrnment agencies to effect an immediate curtailment of expen- ditures for the remainder of the fiscal Mr. Roosevelt's order Tuesday said the expenditure cut would be neces- sary to prevent the deficit from being far greater than the $2,652,654,000 esti- mate for this fiscal year. Estimates Are Awry “It ig apparent at this time, Peaceful strike sponsored by the John | original estimate L, Lewis CIO affiliate, United Auto- mobile Workers of America. ‘The jer has taken a blunt stand Lewis and the strike, to the point of threatening to revamp his cabinet in event of disaffection and has asserted “the forces of John L, Lewis and Communism” were “marching hand-in-hand.” Col. Frazier Hunter, member of the dominion parliament and formerly of the British army in India, who en- listed the reinforcements for Hepburn, anonunced he had information of @ “plot” to send 5,000 Communists and paipatiteers into the manufacturing wn, Alex Hall, Oshawa’s young mayor, protested the enrollment of deputies and telegraphed to the premier a plea to come to Oshawa to see how peaceful the strike was. Communists, he said, “would get short shrift here.” The Oshawa mayor awaited reply to an invitation to Norman Rogers, minister of labor, to me- dominion diate the strike. General Motors his withheld expression of its attitude on Rogers’ suggested intervention. * The company indicated it expected @ fight to the finish, It advised 300 Canadian factories suplying parts to the Oshawa plant to halt production. Belgium Reluctant To Supply Germany Brussels, Apr. 14.—@)—The Belgian government views unfavorably a pro- posal to sell raw materials from the Germany. is not to assume such an obligation, said in- formed persons. DEATH PENALTY FOR PARKERS IS BARRED Defense Motion for Change of Venue in Lindbergh Case Sequel Is Denied 2 Great Navy Planes End Honolulu Flight Apr. 16—(®)—Twelve States planes bear.