The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 27, 1937, Page 1

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE | " BISMARCK, N. D, TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1937 The Weather Probably fair tonight and Wednesday, some cloudiness; warmer. \ ESTABLISHED 1873 PRICE FIVE CENTS astern Floods Take 15 Lives ‘| Harry Homan Named Fire Chief to Succeed Hamro HT RIN oe is Maid ||RRUEFCUISIRGE) [EDR Again S _ Got His Man---But Not His Maid Sain Scores | BANKS IN 6 STATES BUT ONE T0 RETAIN Love Affair Broken Off in Texas usin Fur whee bis mA |Romance of Dilinger Nemisis: BY SBLEY FOR U 5, Advance. in Prices Province of Ontario ia Feels Almost on Eve of Sched. | ‘Tuestay apparenty had lot at leas | With, Model and Film Ac- 411] BALANCE BOOKS Wrath of Unceasin uled Nuptials Miss Janice Jarratt, photographer's tress Ended li Asks Senate in Letter Not to|————____________» Precipitation : Consider Tydings Price || FDR’s War Choice Chamber President Says Nation ° Maintenance Bill Will ‘Back President’s (eee » Apr. 27.—(?)—Presi- ; Washington Economy Drive dent Roosevelt warned against “un- due advances in prices” Tuesday in MEMBERS FEAR INFLATION | cating the senate not to consider the Improved Business Conditions| “The present hazard of undue ad- ~JGenerally Reported at | in the cost of living,” the president wrote, “makes it most untimely to Convention legalize any competitive, or market- — PITTSBURGH SUFFERS AGAIN Hamro’s Post of Police Captain ‘Is. Left Vacant by City Commission SEVER TWO DEPARTMENTS Council Not Unanimous on Re- tention of Auditor, ‘Attor- Fall Eases in Pennsylvania and Ohio Watersheds But Continues Elsewhere (By the Associated Press) President Roosevelt took charge of relief for flood sufferers Tuesday as thousands of homeless in a wide- ney, Weighmaster Previously, had telephoned ing practice calculated to facilitate pl ei San Antonio society Ulltors, request- ‘Apr. 21—()-—Prest- | increases in the cost of numerous and spread flood area affecting six states All Bismarck city officials but one digg sperigregecsdird ead dent Hatper "ibley of the U. 8.|!mportant articles which American Waited for swollen rivers and streams ‘met 3 iy aight tor thetr tet ted for assay be canceled Both fc taunes te sensone ans mee gi eet ‘The death toll had climbed to 18, es Monday ey ? with five persons missing. Miss Jarrats and Purvis attended a spending can be attained only by He was commenting op the bill by Receding waters in many parts of Warn Merchants to Senator Tydings (Dem.-Md.) to per- mit contracts to maintain prices in interstate/commerce on trade marked HARRY WOODRING the afflicted area brought hope to flood sufferers that the worst of the danger had passed but the exception was site mighty Ohio which continued to Beware Bad Checks goods. ial cea ils ‘ Washington, Apr. 27,—(?)— . reached speech said, “the chamber and P LEA FOR MERCY iN President Roosevell nominated at ‘Wellzburg.” foreneing ea town : Harry H. Woodring of Kansas | 314 lyzing its industry. It was its 4 Tuesday’ to be secretary of paral y: Lo ted the Ohio at this point would ‘The former Kansas governor has expec like SILENCED BY SHOTS been holding down the war post |£0,0 46 feet before it began to sub- of by Se ES since the death last fall of George ” Pittsburgh Breathes Easier mous on all but three of the reap- H. Dern of Utah. ! pointed ofticecs, the three enpapticne tumised ie local firma, within tw tn the etforta being raed more’ |Old Fence of Dillinger Gang| © qTht onace to Pitabur's downs ‘attorney and weighmaster at the the last week. Leger i Assassinated in Vacant as the three rivers in the city’s water- ely attorney and At 2! esques In Retroat a8 Bebels wtpe woman vaio etna Problem of Approach Is Not Yet: cut yale Net Selrad Bs a $16 43 389 URGED shed began receding after having Olsen, Kicin Pass Drive Fierosly Towards poble from Toa tute bee Decided on by President, SGELINIenite emErY tie bur: ; cago Lo’ 5 f peace a ete at Latte more than 10 nw Key Cig "Ba ang ened met | and Adee | Se act oe | chee, ae FPR! AD oe ae i aia at reappoint C. L. ny the federal b into|*sents and police examined Tuesday wi ney, Myron Atkinson as city auditor pili ee eae an Washington, Apr. 27.—(?)—The ad- ay long sought for balance remain | the second Lat Albert sontieks 68 an Bae aeediy iletine eseeNeDe E'p icin, eto with'O ierarhepa sve inane Set tahoe apenas ictapare td | a alee fae in fhe ope it might offer 811 arer Sums Will Be Needed to| vince is wer Pounts in the pro: ning term sypey | Tuesday, jue yer who . Prghprd geod ed like a witch. All sald she was | Tuesday, until it Cetegadlaltera! 2 death as he begged for mercy. Safeguard Country, Com- _| ,, Oplimistie reports, ae ° very talkative. She wore spark ee eee revied Montlake's killer leaped from car Wheeling, W. Va. and other cities in pelea Pity bag, wore & iighi-fiting tama |, Some, portions gas De | ees Hes gcrogs a racact it aa miter ees the inundated area, papery cag toon Ee fand there is “something about her | Until next year, then fired nine bullets into his body. (New York was added to the list of Lf 2 ied teeth, that -attdact tion.” | studying the primary phase of ‘The 40-year-pld_slain man was in.|_ Washington, Apr. 27—(P)—The| afflicted states with the flooding of a 54 erate nica veh thay we his'odly 'T eioted by a federal jury in eecie amr ommittee, re-| the | Chdokoin river, Water. was ‘dark , " nose. is consp! commending if 3,887 lor army. ‘seeping ough lars of James- ; ‘Bee sdminiatration, Klein Gan Sore fors-caee recommendation to this session of reg: ae Siaagee of conspiracy | next year, sald ,Tuesday larger, suyps| town and causing many families to 2 the hiring and . d tas. ! % congress, stoles from the American Bank and| Would be needed hereafter to relleve | evacuate their homes. F being left entirely up to chists set dy blasts From the fact that an scqimin- | _ Officials who Trust Co, Racine, Wis, in 1933 by|8N “extremely disturbing” military Caroling Threatened ! Pointed chief of police, E.R. MbeliNg,|shendoning the stronghold tance spoke to her In one of the |°outrol over working conditions ba the Dillinger gang. situation. ‘Rivers. in Eastern North Carolina ; with the understanding that if he 's/ night. The Basques said stores it was. deduced that she |POlnted to such su ‘Montlake was just about to enter| ‘The amount approved by the com-| were expected to reach moderate unable to do the job. “off goes his! panes fired Biber. might be » resident of this vicin- |#005 as validation of the Ashurst-/year. Some, however, his car when a sedan occupled by | mittee for the fiscal 12 months begin-| flood stage late Tuesday or Wednes- head.” Ho said the ehiet would be!” seutiny in the: Basque ranks was| ity rather “than a transient [Summers act, forbidding shipment of /of anxiety for two men drove up. Terrified, he ran| ning July 1 was $25,087,598 more than| day. Predictions were thet the Cape \ made entirely responsible for the/ninted as the insurgents surged on working a check racket. prison-made goods into states which to s nearby tree for shelter. His| was available for the current year,| Fear, Neuse, Tar and Roanoke rivers aie eon cares Durange, seteway ofte. £9 ilben, Hop: ra aaeeaae rat ae pleas for mercy were answered by a|Dut was-#358,079 less than the budget ben ve banks. i Also emphasised complete | ing to ‘reach miles Scan Similar burst of pistol fire. estimate. Te ei Ae ee ig pulse cepariamet’ Hareictens fore ee WALLIE iN ALL BUT Ie ecctad (a ihsure atontioe’ by te ae nd josey Gai rate at ete ney ot aae | inine btvece| ever cee eeete enna the fire chief has also acted'as a po-| Hundreds of civilians were killed at states of. minimum wage and maxi- . « ae. | they valued at $50,000.” arm in future budgets,” the com Oe ren ocoeeateere, were DRE! lice captain, but the action Monday|Guernica, former capital of the Bas-| tum hour , aera an cae aa a, A atte ne recoia| tic, however, that the damage would night completely divorced the two de- as Sonny, BAe Oe eee aie! i INQUEST SET IN TT Mrey oll cuca ol apheeen be light in comparison with the dle, parits Deak Sergeant Nemed homberdment: Bombing planes soared al by Rep. Bea ee a ee ee year meee He . Va. : ‘Good Behavior’ Period of Six hich outlaw working cond!- reported TOWNER ACCIDENT tance to, 2, fares, jeautpped with peel perio ghasresl fae o partment setup was the appoint Of a desk sergeant, Fred Harvey, who! grenades. machine-gun- tions under which they were produced. % will begin work May 15. Need for a|ners etied haoies of inhabitants} | Months Ended; Absolute ‘Those who have urged federal The bill made no Brovision for non pecan ered ste Gs desk sergeant has long been felt here| who fled into open fields. Decree 1s Near ———__— ae neces aaen ually hanaied| inch more of rainfall in the Johns- and agitation for such an office had| Fatalities in Madrid mounted to at rected attention to the Wagner Father, Mother and Sisters of isn Gutter ce Watagudy town watershed would cause great 4 been growing more marked of late, | least 270, with hundreds of others in- Gecislon, which broadened the scope R y the army engineers, | Officials! damage, the local forecaster an- ‘The appointment of W. I. Franklin, | jured, as insurgent artillery batteries} London, Apr. 27—(7)—Mrs. Wallis| of interstate commerce. Dead Boy Remain in Rug- pel elhieeed dene Veer Bound, former member of the force recently | Pounded the city for the 16th con-| Warfield Simpson completed Tuesday| Regulation of child labor and ee-| SKe ty psinees by Hospital Ale nalatlatatentrerery ‘More than 3,000 persons were forced N. D. highway patrolman, as captain| secutive day. At daybresk # govern-/ the required six months of “good be-|tablishment of fair trade practices y y P' Diccming) future! a0 ‘the com-|% leave their homes on the island in the police department also will not |ment serial armads bombed the in-| havior” in her divorce action and be-|are other subjects under considera aren IF mu tcussing future needs, the coms |constituting one of the better resi- take effect until May 15, Klein said. sareant See Ne ee came all but free to marry the former! tion, Towner, N. D., Apr. 27.—(#}—Dr. O. ered tae erntrodtenatie | ential sections of Wheeling, W. Va. Harry Homan, the new fire chief,| ‘id not silence heavy guns. king of England. Ratification Hope Wanes 8. raise, McHenry county coroner, |tenks, armored cars, Latometi’| Marietta and Steubenville, O,, pre- 1 or eed Yt Ra a a ec eee eet |, Mma ders hae cl , Se a aad a |p fox ater te tn High wea . its wal cl ol He is the son of a| shells , temporary essary ly given up hope of ratification of the year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Balzer| tors. , iigarsyeedecoes 1 e<") : E i i gRE EE child labor ameridment this year. Hauck, residents near Towner, killed of 4,000 steel workers were laid off. tho “alersTydings “seta price VIRTUALLY KILLED) stesso Seco" $14,000 Sought From iver Rises st London maintenance Cook ranch three miles northwest of/wnich the Southey company shipped|from the Potomac flushed on to 5 the ‘bouse appropriations | here, and was on the way home wheni|ty'the i", Hankinson Oo, in Blin | owntown streets, San Francisco Bridge | committee had. agreed tentatively to) the crash neapolis just before the former con-| A gale along the Northern Atlantic +5 reduce ® $10,000,000 budget estimate! Funeral services for the boy were/cern went into receivership. ‘The|seaboard brought rain which flooded Over ‘Gate’ Is Opened for the second deficiency bill by $20,-|held here Tuesday. Hankinson company in turn con-|some rural roads in New Jersey. At Valley City, N. D., Apr. 27—WP)—A — 000,000. : : His father, Balzer Hauck, suffered] sioned the grain to the defendants. |Seabright, » 50-mile wind lashed the proposal to refer the liquor law in| San Francisco, Apr. 27.—(7)—San serious spinal and pelvic injuries in) “4 settiement of $10,000 on a partiocean Monday. An avenue was advent of # recall election loomed as/ Francisco celebrated the completion REYNOLDS FARMER DIES the accident, but belief was expressed | o¢ the shipment has been made| flooded to a depth of two feet and Dakota pension poo oP Sears gear |tetioad eek, Giswee inate dated Drys of North con- bridge, the $35,000,000 steel] arrangements were being completed = rear ae Sathre, North Dakota attorney gen- New York Justice Is sald.” be of all but one of the incumbent city| "ere Killed, many other civilians in- . ‘and extensive damage. inflicted] Then the Duke of Windsor, who accident here. The Thames river, bordering Lon- employes was voloed by Charles We-| Sntne ely industrial section. not seen Mra, Simpson since she fled ston, Pahitepien tung magertied ane leila ee Le 14 Elevator Concerns |aon, ont. was 30 feet above normal f aoe, Me oreeneauon of works’! Robert Vogel Wins abdication erisis, will be legally priv-| (fia) and labor legislation came 10), 0° catcation committee refused|the Rugby hospital Tuesday, where| s4inneapolis, Apr. 27.—(P)—Judg-|rising. At least 6,000 of this city’s | res coolane thet tee oe Hleged to marry “the woman I love.” /"Hon. pentnead sald house con-| Tuesday to recommend legislation to|they are being treated for injuries/ment of approximately $14,000 from | 80,000 inhabitants quit their homes. evmouin aee a was con- Essay Contest at U]| _ Mis. Simpson's attorneys—she re-| | UPStier Or that meanire would be|sutnorige s $20,000,000 yearly maxi-| suffered in the accident. Two broth-|14 nainnesota elevator and milling|The communities of Woodstock, trary mandate of the election, mained in seclusion at Chaieei 6s It would ‘effective | Mum of federal grants to state school ers, Leo and Frank, were released companies. was sought Monday in/|Stratford, St. Mary’s and New Ham- Ape. 6 with the idea of bringing about| Grand Porks, W. D., Apr. 27.—Pirst| Sue" Gecree’ would be, made abeolute|in interstate commerce, fair trade) "7ST 10 154.5 ene group do-| “There were 10 persons in Hauck’s| Hemmerin county District Judge W.| burg were threatened by the a few changes in the employe rolls of| place in the Y. M. C. A. peace essay! either May 3 or May 10. laws of 38 states, permitting eatab- | 2Y% to make a favorable |car, Mr, and Mrs, Hauck and eight |\¥; Deravell’s court by the shee in |“ Prodericksburg, Va., was estimated i the city, but now only one change|contest at the University of North!” No date for their marriage has been|lishment of-a minimum price of] °0or: On the ‘Harrison-Black-Fiet-|of their 11 children, when it stalled| Se trustee for receipts of holdings of |to have suffered $500,000 damage was made. p Dakota, gett 3 Bier to) eas Clecioned | st rs oe ey a eee ie ett merchan-|cher pill, Chairman Palininanio|on the croaing of the Great North the insolvent Southey Grain Co.|from inroads of the Rapidan. Rich- The ony sther neu peete ment Busgested Ways of Ensuring Ameri-| the festivities attendant in the cot-| Administration legislation on. fair| (Dem.-Ma) daterpreted the action ex ee eee Neyund Empire | Oniz#00, N. D. ae Imond prepared for a 26-foot crest on m Monday night was that of Rus-|can Neutrality” was judged the best| onation of the duke’s brother, King|trade practices, when finally propos-| the seasion. Builder. Iibsecia COIR: sere eae te Business was suspended for a time sell A. Young to the planning com-| submitted, Second prise want to| George VI, on May 12. ed, probably will be considered separ- committee's. action followed| The Haugk family lives on the I. B.| rowers on. 43,000 bushels of grain|in Cumberland, Md., when waters | tl 2'at ihe last meeting, and acsepted| Pope Is Put to Bed ; . "Bide""were submitted by tive con-| After Heart Attack terns on a one-and-a-half-ton truck | ) : | r Tuesday. farmer, who (OF ne cecnass on Page ol | Pius suffered 6 heart attack| Rev. C. A. Armstrong, Fargo, state the finish of con-|was found dead in bed last Friday] Stabbed by Stranger! ramen acrness pres Budget Approved for ‘ and complained of recurring pains in | president, is presiding. After, devo; | struction into the span near the Sen) moming with s bullet wound, sp- New York, Apr. 27~ Municipal New York, Apr. 27.—(?)—Mrs. Ivan Mg ll Driver Exonerated of | ita'Sier tunch cies des to the |e welcoming address by Rev. ‘Tuomas| "™2e00 Sore Pa ee rar Jue ohn #. Wal was| wus, Comin Tide er"yeeae| Office, Purcell Says Blame in Boy’s Death | pontitt dissossd. and was put to bed. Nugent, the convention Tuesday ry e stab wonds in the beck as he walted [Ago and who appeared in more than Returning from Washington, where warat seine Oo z mien © ce aeons es of ectows an the seopeees| IY SS a ister it deep ponstrated slung.” of intestinal influenza,” Avia Purcel, ‘state vector’ of the eet Oe Ce, Tz Arthur | pope's heart. Dr. Milani told the pope referendum. De hee meneraes fans, Sheed = Avia oe : ' had been exonerated of blame in the| at he had been over-exerting hime a ught, ten|| Grand Forks Girl a budget of $96,531.30 when he was attacked. Grand Forks, N. D., Apr. 27— | March 16, 1937, the date of approval : blame 5 Police sought » man in a light, tion, announced jeath Sunday night of Gale ; Elevator at Steele polo coat, and were at » loss to dis- ‘ » had’ been approved for the offices i, Sebib Brdey "Diet oe Cae Tene T Always Say NO’ Losted ky Batsiats Moorhead, Wetter Caer ame. nn ner n pe All ‘Gummed up| here, a truck. Dale was roller skating on the|| To First Proposal || sec. (Kidder his wement time. , I. urned in time assail-| ()—For one dollar June Lengton, orth ‘unemployment bag t at the = county ee ae searching | Moorhead, Fargo's sister Minnesota| greater part of the United States, yaa parrmecns htoe. $0.ee° ls: sepals 13-year-old Grand Forks school Cenpeniation inet n/ Sea tae eee .& coroner's jury found that Dale A = srne | Tuesday for burglars who broke into! city, is wetter usual, remained| running away. girl Monday night chewed 51 |1¢ is assumed that additional grants ‘came to his death asa resnit of be-| | Cleveland, Ape. Z1-UP-—The | ie Parmers Union elevator here and| With but five precinota in Clay| “dry.” ‘But it did x thriving liquoe|™™ ™~ “we __ Orca Of te Ak Oe eet tbe: | Sgtatnee fe ing phe and his head) awe td be “rb: wes the | obtained more than $125. county to report Tuesday, the potato| business until North Dakota voters| | STORM’S EFFECTS WANE same time. ‘The budget was prepared by Wil- hitting the » causing a fracture} marriage of Rev. Howard Called into the case was C. A. Miller,| county residents had voted 3,542 to| decided that John Barleycorn’s nose} St. Paul, Apr. 27.—(?)—Electric June saw ® newspaper story | liam M. Schants, chief accountant for 2 fase Sail one Loess a anid beck advice Tuesday Q chief of the state bureau of criminal | 2,810 in s special election to set aside} paint might just as well be used in| power and telephone services were) several months ago about a boy |the board, who accompanied Purcell being driven by ur Belerud of| M. Wells, pastor of First Presby- identification, who said the elevator| the dry laws, the Associated Press| this state instead of letting Jack Prost| being restored Tuesday to part of! wno chewed that many. June |to Washington. P. B. Sullivan and se rack” Sot sai Gag doce. was “Simumjed,” tha dial broken) zeporied: havin woneraey: Northwestern Minnesots asthe North-| Goined she could do as well. |R. H. Walker, member and chairman, 2 lessness nor neglect on part of said/ “Always give him an experi- | Ger tne safe, and ail the cash taken.| There were not sufficient votes in| Fargo since last December has| west generally reutrned to normalcy! Pisce Ordway thought not. respectively, of the state workmen's A geal the son of Mrs. Bertha might want 0 say “yes"™ the pas- fe mccedssnd asst eea cmpalnine poping 2 nes $0 Seay: eee ee oe a seomtaeas bore Series nee enn S0DN SEM, Ordway offered to buy the gum, |compensation bureau, which is in Dale, inmate of the pehitentiary at| tor said at » YMCA marriage EXTRADITION ORDERED In pre-repeal days when city,| which once rang to the songs and| THIEF OUTRUNS POLICE pay hes foliar At she sale Seneca chases of the wraeh, sleaime Bismarck. / forum. Helena, Mont., Apr. 27.—(?)—Gov.| county, state and nation were dry,| suppings of alcohol addicts watched| Minneapolis, Apr. 27.—()—Police- Shey ae sticks jum “es jashington time. “Then wait a few days,” he | poy E. Ayers Tuesday granted a re-| Moorhead was an oasis for the thirsty! their profits dwindle to a mere trickle.|men who commandeered a taxicab! ‘6! es wean RETY AA ARS pando woman San U. 8 STEEL PAYS urged. “If your answer makes | quest for the extradition of Harry| souls. What enforcement there was| Moorhead’s boose barons envisage a/ were outdistanced Tuesday in a 10- a,tennis ball, way 0, N. D. Apr. 27. New York; Apr. 27.—()—Directors| you feel relieved you have done | (Doc) Williams to Lead, 8. D., in| amounted to little more than payment! return of the palmy days with the| block chase of s burglar who smashed June started the rubbery mara- Fargo, A ee of U. 8. Steel corp. the right thing ay deh Hag suanecsion wire okd thefts trom. the atin, Qs bp. ine. Gaia) foe Pol ase new atk Ree Me ON Oe ee ceeteaned into a new sedsd tet B59 Prey ae Lee ‘alma Roce Dine, ee “ disbursement of $..75 | relieved, then answer in the af- | famous Homestake mine there. -| legging. kota taxes probably guns, then sedan ‘home | dent most ” Tuesday sarod ae oan ere firmative the second time.” | iste mena ine ie ‘With the return of wetness to the tesa. and sped away, stretch.” ' pehaacatianas i ¢ ¥