The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 29, 1937, Page 1

i } ¥ 4 g * HAND IN JUDIGART COMMITTEE SETUP M’Carran, Hatch and 0’Ma- honey Announce They Will Oppose Bill ROOSEVELT IS STILL SILENT No Hint Gomes From Ghief as to His Attitude Towards Compromise ‘Washington, . Apr. 29.—(?}—Oppo- nents of the Roosévelt court bill ex- Pressed confidence Thursday they had the whip hand in the senate judiciary committee-and in the sen- itil tig te ER ALLEGED FORGER I “HRLD NAL HERE Bruce Yost, altas Dr. B. Yost, Dr. B. De Voe and B. Wilson, who left the penitentiary at Lewisburg, at E 3 Hae Re J / te Eee | E E I FH t ) Hf i "| i Eg rE E ct 1 | Telephone THE BIS ——— Bloodhound Joins -Youths He Trailed FOES OF ECO REGARD PARING OF »-RBLIER AS CERTAIN FDR Has Approved Suggestion for Impounding 15 Per Cent of Appropriations appropriation for expenses of Tennessee Valley authority not an- prin: for TVA and other agencies, on a standing vote, 8&4 to 17. PROBERS ATTENPT 10 SHOW MLL PAD - FOR POLITICAL DS Secretly in Private Office of Manager Hl oF ge aff In Prison Break’ Two hile bis Woe Down PURCELL OPENING by Guards’ Fire as They Attempt to Escape Moundsville, W. Va., Apr. 20.—(?)— CAPITOL, OFFIGES| = PRICE FIVE CENTS - The Weather Cloudy tonight, 'Fri- day; probably show- ers; little change ‘Mass. Evacuation of Bilbao Planned Court Shake-Up Opponents Are Confident of Victory Baltimore Boarding, House That Love Made Famous BRITISH WARSHIPS MAY HELP 10 SAVE 300,000 REFUGEES Women and Children Would Be Convoyed to Safety at Nearby French Port AIR RAID DEATHS FEARED Basque Reveals That Hitler Had Proposed Province Make Separate Peace Bilbao, Spain, Apr. 29—(P)— thirty thousand Basgq! republic's hard-pressed army—fell back to Bilbao’s “maginot line” of concrete and steel trenches en- ENTRY HERE HARD AS AT COURT OF ST. JAMES.—Antecedents, character, attainments—all these questions had special import when s Baltimorean wanted to live at the boarding house of Wallis Warfield’s Mother. Pictured is the view of prospective roomers the landlady got ircling the city tonight and d ta tere Wine teen ee i (By the Associated Press through the sitting room transom. by deaseen WALLIS DREAMED OF Chamber Directors to Meet at. Devils Lake Lake, ‘N.-D,, Apr. 0.—(?)— the Junior Chambers of City, Fargo, Jamestown, Mandan, Beach, 5 » Minot, Grand Forks, Wahpeton, Hillsboro, red Rockford, Cooperstown and RAINFALL RECORDED The Means of Protection (An Exditorial) Disclosure by Police Commissioner E. B. Klein that women have been attacked on the streets of Bismarck con- stitutes a challenge to the citizenry of this community as well as to the police department. There is no secret as to the manner in which criminals are caught. In almost every case they are apprehended as a result of public co-operation with the police, as witness the Dillinger and Hauptmann kidnap cases. It will be so in this case if this marauder is captured., Police cannot be everywhere but they-can respond quickly to calls for help. They can arrange to throw a cordon of officers around any area where an attack occurs on short notice. If they are not organized to do that they should at once prepare themselves to do so. But they cannot anticipate where ah attack is going to occur. Neither can anyone else, The only remedy, then, is to notify the police AT ONCE whenever an untoward incident occurs. . * — There is no need to get too greatly excited. The prob- ability is that these attacks are the work of a moron. It is not that he will inflict anything worse than temporary physical pain upon any é But the potentialities of real tragedy are present. Dis- eased minds do strange things. The only SAFE thing to do is to capture this man—or these men as the case may be—and put them where they belong. 5 so Go. tint Eheuporics wiped shee Relp of every citisen. It should be given them withoyt ‘ i AT 45 N. D. POINTS Delegates are expected from Valley Bismarck, Fifteen of ‘the 23 North Dakota stations reporting to the local weather bureau: reoorded rainfall during the last '24 hours but the heayiest fall was only .18 of an inch at Jamestown, where it was still raining at 7 a. m., Thursday, a survey of the state's weather map showed. Bismarck, where s drissling rain fell Tuesday, had additional light showers which precipitated .06 of an inch of moisture during the 24-hour period. ‘The forecast was for con- tinued cloudy weather Thursday and tered with “probabl Salary Increases for Educators Approved | (tour the increases for employes of ly, change in tem-/arranged steged Spanish port of Bilbao with the assistance of British men-of-war. A member of the national joint committee for Spanish relief, with PRINCE CHARMING.—To visitors PARADE SATURDAY WL INAUGURATE |" 1 CLEAN-UP WEEK t : nA Mayor's Proclamation Gives Of- ficial Approval to Campaign to Tidy Up City Clean-up and paint-up week, made official now by proclamation of Mayor Obert Olson, will start with a bang Saturday morning when between 40 and 50 Bismarck business firms will turn out to participate in opening parade. Participants in the parade, which will be composed entirely of cars and trucks, will tour every street in the city, bringing the eyes and ears of every resident able to see and hear into direct contact with the efforts and objects of the campaign. Lax residents who have failed to take the hint offered by the drive thus far will find it difficult to watch Represen- tatives of the Boy Scouts, who are aid- (Continued on Page Two) Fasting Mountaineer Ignores Father Divine after the firm's books are A tabulation showed 13,600 y dual returns had been checked total- ing $218,558.48 abilities and collec- tions were $130,055.07, the difference to be paid in installments, he said. Thursday on the 5ist day of the fast pat ie he said he began at the behest of “the | sebron, N. D., Apr. 20-—(P)-—Betty John Lamb, secretary of Father Di- es etreat siesenis eae vine, said the New York Negro relig-| +91 contest ‘Wednesday night. ious leader known to his followers as Olga Lee, New England, placed sec- “God,” wanted the 97-pound moun-| 94° 2 taineer not to “fast from material food ‘Miss Geesman, who was victorious any longer, but fast from all mortal! er tive contestants representing ‘WOOL SCHOOL Ltaui