The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 6, 1937, Page 2

4 oa NATIONAL DEFENSE Ne MS pee FUNDS NOT GUT BY CONGRESS’ THRIFT Lawmakers Not Inclined to Economize at Expense of Nation's Protection Washington, May 6.—(?)—The sec- ond half of a national defense fund, which appears likely to override con- @ressional economy sentiment to be- tome the largest in peacetime history, \s ready for consideration by the sen- ate appropriations comimttee. Nws= NES Mrs, Mabel E. Isham is serving as city health nurse at present in the place of Miss Esther H. Teichmann, D. WOODMEN NAME TREMBLEY CONSUL N who is attending a spring term at the| Delegates to State Camp Cite University of Minnesota. Application to purchase the special motor transportation certificate of Vaughn Hunter, Minot, was filed with the state railroad commission Thurs- ‘day by the Minot-Crosby Bus lin. Children of seven Northwestern North Dakota counties will attend the fifth crippled children’s diagnos- tic clinic at Minot, Theodora Allen, supervisor of child welfare under the public welfare board, said Thursday. Another clinic will be held in Bis- marck May 22, Henry F, Bell, Carson, N. D., and |Earl Daily, Lark, N. D., postmaster, were reported to be recovering “satis- factorily” by hospital attendants Thursday. They were brought to the hospital here following an auto acci- dent near Carson Monday evening. Also reported coming along satisfact- orily was John Adams, struck by a car while walking along the Memorial highway between Bismarck and Man- National defense, Speaker Bank-|dan Sunday. He is in the Mandan head said, is one item with which | hospital. congress is not inclined to tamper} ————_——. an trying to economize. Together the measures will supply) Slope Students Named money for sizeable expansion of the| To U.N.D. Paper Staff manpower and equipment of the na-} tion’s armed forces. There was talk on postponing an Members said Thursday they would start work on an appropriation bill for the army as soon as they complete study of one for the agriculture de- partment. The house voted to grant the army $416,413,382. Congress has enacted a bill making $526,258,808 available for the navy in the year starting July 1. Their total of $942,672,190 is $23,- 193,874 larger than the appropriations for the present year, which set a record for peacetime. Grand Forks, N. D., May 6.—Doro- additional $180,000,000 naval construc- | thea Gerbracht, Hettinger, and Bert tion program as an economy move. | Timm, Wishek, were included’ among The measure already passed will} four new desk editors of the Dakota improve navy yards and bases on both | Student, University of North Dakota coasts and in Hawaii and the Virgin| sem-weekly newspaper, whose ap- Islands, intensify a secret research| ointments have been approved by program, begin training reserve per-| the student board of publications. sonnel from the merchant marine, and Assistant desk editors named in- close the fiscal year with 105,000 en- | Clude Israel Auerbach, Garrison, and listed men as against 100,000 this year.| Bernadine Cervinski, Bismarck. Eve- For the army, the house agreed to| lyn O'Keefe, Bismarck, Fritz Timlin, add $25,037,598 to the current peace-! Scranton, and Warren Tripp, Mar- pape ccore sppropristion of $391,375,-/ marth, were added to the reportial . staff. ee Business staff appointments in- 4-H Club Program for | :lude_John_ Moses, Hazen; Norma Summer to Be Mapped Peterson, Bismarck; and William Hauser, Dickinson. Dale Nordquist, Underwood, is a member of the board which made the selections. Temvik High School Students Visit City Junior and senior classes of the Temvik high school were guests of Bismarck and Mandan Tuesday on @ tour of state institutions and other places of interest. Making the trip were Fred Andrus, principal of the school, who was in charge of the group, and William DeWitt, Gertrude DeWitt, Phillip Lipp, Helen Albrecht, Earl Numan, Luella Colquhoun, and Samuel and Robert Albrecht, APRIL SALES JUMP Chicago, May 6.—(#)—Montgomery Ward and Company Thursday re- ported April sales of $40,095,518, which comrees with $30,402,667 in April of Plans for the county 4-H camp in June and a county picnic will be discussed when members of the Bur- leigh 4-H club committee gather to plan the summer's activities here Sat- urday. Members of the committee who will attend the session, which will start at 2 p. m. are Pearl Salter, Menoken; Mrs. O. B. Johnson. Wilton, ‘and Mrs. Henry Larson, McKenzie. CAPITOL LAST TIMES TODAY First Show at 6:45 2 Big Features P. J. Murphy, Grafton, for Outstanding Service J. A, Trembley of Wimbledon was elected state consul and C. 8S, Sum- mers of Bowbells was named secre- tary as the quadrennial state camp of the Modern Woodmen of America closed here Thursday. Three delegates, L. A. Corey, Minot, Gust Anderson of Sheyenne and John Oliver of Fargo, were chosen to at- tend the national camp in Chicago in June. John Oliver, retiring state consul, presided at the meetings, which opened with an address of welcome by Mayor Obert Olson of Bismarck. Bernard Kelber, Ashley, responded in behalf of the visiting delegates to Olson’s remarks, A resolution, commending P. J. Murphy of Grafton, former Walsh county senator, for his “character, sound judgment and fair dealings in 27 years as state Woodmen’s man- ager,” was adopted. Murphy was pre- sented with a vase of flowers. He had been state manager since 1909 and was succeeded last fall by C. R./ Hasskarl, Fargo, in the Grand Pacific hotel Wednes- day evening which opened the ses- sion, and at which Murphy was hon- ored. Justice James Morris of the state supreme court made the testi- monial. 5 Only one other legislator in the state's history served in the senate 20 consecutive years, Morris said. Hasskarl was master of ceremonies | at the banquet. Owner Recovers Pony Following Broadcast Recovery of a horse said to have been stolen in late April was credited tc a radio broadcast this week by Roy Small, the owner, after the ani- mal was discovered on a farm near Mandan. Emil Boehm, farmer living four miles south of Mandan, heard the broadcast and notified authorities that a pony fitting the description had strayed to his farm, after which Small, who lives nine miles southeast of Bismarck, was notified. TRAIN VICTIM NOT POOR Osage City, Kas, May 6—-(P}—A bank book ghowing $5,000 credit in the American Exchange National bank of Duluth, Minn., was found on |the body of a man killed by a train ‘near Melvern, Kas. and tentatively ented as Matt Haramiza of Du- jul PAVILION FIRE FATAL Menomonie, Wis. May 6—(?)—An early morning fire that destroyed the William Burck dance pavilion at Tainter lake, took the life of Peter Scott; 24, Colfax, and’ caused possibly fatal burns to Kenneth Burck, 24. "PARAMOUNT DESTINE aot 1 with JEAN MUIR Beverly ROBERTS. WARREN HULL —PLUsS— | RICHARD ARLEN LD BELL WRIGHT'S PICTURES VIRGINIA GREY Also News Events FRIDAY & SATURDAY You sit tense and limp bey turns! It’s the most -G-M tipping, raking, pound- Brings You a ing sky story ever filmed! Film Drama SPECIAL 59° PepmonrentRerrel—You. See’ the. Ink Ideal Graduation Gitt holds more ink than any ordinary sack fountal: on One Filling. No repair bills! No Lever Filler? 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Locel showers For South Dak Gh and Frida, jomewhat cooler rida; For Montana: Fair tonight and Friday; colder east portion tonight; freezing temperature west and north- central _portio: ry ‘o For Minnes Fair in east, be- coming unset! in west, slightly warmer in west portion tonight; Fri- day Increasing cloudiness In | east, local showers in west portion, some what warmer along Lake Superior and cooler in northwest portion. GENERAL WEATHER CONDITIONS Low pressure areas overlie the cen- Provinces, Prince Albert and the Southwest, Mo- ches, while @ high ‘pres- aure area ts centéred over the North- 0.22 inches. Preci- red in Alberta and tral Canad! generally fal ‘em moderate in the Mississippi and Plains States, but readin, considerably lower in Montana ai the western Canadian Provinces. Bismarck station barometer, inches: 28.17. Reduced to sea level, 29.93. Missouri river stage ft. 24 hour change, 0.0 ft Sunrise, 5:18 a. m. Sunset, 8:00 p. m. PRECIPITATION For Bismarck Station: Total this month to date BISMARCK, clea: Beach, clear Carrington, Crosby, clea’ Dickinson, cle Drake, clear Dunn ‘Center, ciea: Garrison, clear Jamestown, cl Max, elear . Minot, clear Parshall, Sanish, cl Williston, Devils Lake, cl Grand Forks, clear . Hankinson, cle Lisbon, clear Napoleon, pcld: Oakes, peldy, S8szsssceszeszezesessey Pembina, cl Wishek, cleat MINNESOTA POINTS High- Low- est est Pct. Moorhead, clear ... 7 “a 00 200 2 Minneapolis, clear 7m 46 sOUTH ede ett b td Aberdeen, cidy. Huron, peldy. Mobridge, clea: Glendive, pcldy. $0 54.00 favre, ‘clear . 74 36 00 Helena, cldy. 62 34.08 Lewistown, peldy. .... 70 34 .00 Miles City, cldy. . 56.00 WEATHER AT OTHER POINTS Amarillo, Texas, peldy. se Chicago, Denver, Colo., peléy. Des Moines, Iowa, clear rain * te r clear ngeles Cats olay. “6 Modena, Utah, clear .. No. Platte, N Citizens Co-operate Whole- Heartedly With Leaders of Annual Campaign sila? heey i i Miss M’Lean Married In Outlook, Montana Fitagerald, 116 Rosser became morning at a ceremony performed the Catholic church at Outook, Mont., Praetcher. bride, served as maid of honor. Mr. Stanton was attended by Leonard McLean, the bride's brother. For the ceremony the bride wore the bride's Seezesrchesssseszesuseseess lear U,, eldy. hy cldy. .» Clear %. Sheridan, Wyo., pcldy.. Sioux City, Iowa, clear Spokane, Wash., clear.. Swift Current, 8., pcldy. Winnipeg, Man., clear.. M’Cabe Church Plans Mother’s Day Event SSeS SR SSSR ReNsRRSSSranacsa 40 44 “ea 48 52 36 32 ©. te 42 52 83 62 0 3 4a 52 40 46 53 56 30 43 82 12 will take part in a Mother's Day pro- gram Sunday, Rev. Water E. Vater, pastor, announces. Loretta +. 1s a krausened beer made in the slower, old fashioned, more costly way. Krausening gives OLD STYLE LAGER an individuolity of charac- ter and taste that satisfies and wins and holds friends. Capital Sales Co, 201 Main Ave. Bismarck, N. D. Phone 1638 ‘The Heltewes mens RENADIER Over 260 students will take part in the music. festival at Bowman, May 6 and 7. Schools represented are: Hay- i i i * Cost of Graduation Dresses Regulated Hell ik TONIGHT City Auditorium “You & I” The Bismarck Community Players’ : ‘Fieal Wit of the Seasen 8:15 curtain Miss Catherine Mary McLean, niece/ ®t Killdeer. ‘Pct. | Of Mrs. Frank hed Avenue west, Star, met Masonic Mrs. John Flaig, 811 Avenue C, returned home from a ten days visit with her sister, Mrs. M. V. Davison, s* % marek. : C oO NT INUE D a Stangler-Sullivan Lead Mixed Team To Bridge Title Se te ais ilar events next winter. 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