The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 19, 1937, Page 2

“GIRL SCOUTS HAVE 400,000 MENBERS ROTARY CLUB TOLD Miss Alice Mulkey, Member of National Staff, Addresses Bismarck Club *More than 400,000: girls are sharing fn the benefits to be obtained by membership in the Girl Scouts of America, Miss Alice Mulkey, member of the Girl Scouts National staff, told Bismarck Rotarians at their weekly luncheon meeting Wednesday noon. ‘Miss Mulkey was in Bismarck to take part in the Girl Scout conference which ends here tonight. Added to this figure, said Miss ‘Mulkey, are some 50,000 women who are registered in Girl Scout work as adult leaders. This year, 1937, she said, should be a particularly auspic- jous year for the organization since it marks the 25th anniversary of its Tounding. Miss Mulkey explained the basic | — A 20-year-old University of North Dakota graduate, John Peterson of St. Thomas (above) will serve as assistant meteorological ob- server for the international soar- ing contests for gliders at Elmii N. Y., during June and July. teaching in character building and re ee SHA) SMILONIN Scouts, and pointed out that the things learned as Girl Scouts are ap- preciated more and more as the girls grow older and apply the knowledge in everyday life. Last year, she stated, 600 camps for Girl Scouts were operated in the ‘United States, and 100,000 girls regis- tered at these camps. She complimented the Rotary clubs Worth of Securities After Wall Street Debacle ot the country upon their pronounced interest in and support of the Girl Scout program, saying that in many Places Rotary clubs have established camps and turned them over to the Scouts. ( ASH BEFORE CR ASH voir is approximately 118,000 acre feet. Between 6,000 and 7,000 acre feet had been stored up by the spring Du Pont Bought $20,000,000] has prior rights. on the water, will New York, May 19—(7)—A month before the Wall Street panic, Pierre /RESERVOR WATER POURS INTO MOUSE River Bed at Minot Will Be Flushed Out; Ranchers to Benefit by Flood Approximately 1,100 acre feet of water, released Monday from the Up- per Souris reservoir, known as Lake Darling, is expected to reach the Eaton reservoir, southwest of Towner in McHenry county Thursday, State Engineer E. J. Thomas said Wednes- day. Release of the water by the U. 8. bureau of biological survey was or- dered by Thomas to provide flood ir- rigation for approximately 7,000 acres of land on the Eaton project. The water traveling approximately 160 miles down the Mouse river loop is expected to “flush out” the river bed through the City of Minot, Thomas said. It was estimated it would require about 75 hours to reach the Eaton dam. Thomas asserted that the water was all that would be released from the Foxholm dam this year for flood irrigation. During the remsinder of the summer the water will be released gradually as it enters the reservoir. Capacity of the Upper Souris reser- runoff, Thomas stated. M: D. Graham of Burlington, who get @ share for irrigation purposes, Thomas asserted. Vater Will Address ‘Burt Finney was program chatr-| 5 ay pont had $33,020,000 in cash in| _Rev. Walter E. Vater, pastor of the ad and introduced Miss Mulkey. an announcement from the local post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in- viting members to hear the address of Bernard W. Kearney, national com- mander of the V.F.W., in the city audi- torlum Friday evening. James W. Ogg, Chicago. New Leipzig Class to bolster the market. To Hear Judge Burr] “pia you consider the stocks you| Bismarck Youth Is bought aie time good stocks?” , New Leipzig, N. D., May 17.—Justice | Leming 5 A. G. Burr of the North Dakota Su-| “I thought they were,” preme Court, will deliver the com- mencement address to the graduates of the New Leipzig school June 3, in the city auditorium. tatorium. Gertrude Beirwagen, Selma Giese, Inez Holten, Clara Hagstadt, Edi i ditt, Ente cure myie'eateeeer| Mandan Man Pays His Beidler, Mae Werre, Bobbie Birdsall, Deficient Income Tax Edward Drashil, Kenneth Erickson, «George Kallis and Danny Schrum. PARAMOUNT STARTS SUNDAY higher than ever in Tevenue. indest show of all! in estate taxes. Gungts ASTAIRE- ROGERS 44 income 1932. timony that he bought around $20,- te 000,000 of securities after the crash plied, “that’s why I bought them.” The government, contending a se- ;, Washington, May 19. — (#) — The board of tax appeals settled for $61,- 643 Wednesday 22 tax cases heard at St. Paul, Minn, The cases invoived, alleged deficiencies aggregating $104,- 576 assessed by the bureau of internal The board determined the First|ance the budget. National Bank and Trust company of Minneapolis and Carrie Blumberg, Minneapolis, were. $22,986 deficient} Fargo, N. D., May 19.—(#)—Im- Other deficiencies as compared with the bureau’s assessments included: H. 8. Russell, Mandan, N. D., $4,274, ONE OF QUADS DIES Muskogee, Okla., May 19. — (F) — Quadruplets were born Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs. William Mullins at their home near Potter, northwest of here. One, a girl, died boys. and a girl, were brought to a pastel here and placed in an. in- not Sunday evening. Rev. Vater will leave for Minot Sunday afternoon following the reg- Fort Lincoln. Davie police said, spoke of leaving home ‘Tuesday but members of the family pgfd no attention to him. He VETOES: APPROPRIATION world’s fair ab'New York in 1939. “excessive” in view of efforts to bal- en DOUBLE STOCK YARDS provements which will cost. approxi- ed to practically double the capacity of its yards at West Fargo, have been started by the Fargo Union Stock Yards company, L, W. Kube, genera! manager SENTENCING DELAYED MAKE THIS TESTI. DRINK Budweiser For Five DAYS. : ON THE SIXTH DAY TRY TO DRINK A SWEET BEER + YOU WILL WANT : Budweiser’s RAVOR THEREAFTER. Budweiser AMERICA’S SOCIAL COMPANION ANHEUSER-BUSCH Is management If the wind manages to drop the tiny and sun and Mother Earth manage ~to nourish: it properly... you get a mighty oak. If the finest barley Nature produces manages to get together with the costliest of domestic and imported Order a carton for your home ik el i Aberdeen, peldy. is luron, 5 acorn in the right spot... and rain Subclige. y ee NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED sT. touis Bismarck Grocery Co. Budweiser Distributor warmer tonight; cooler oe a2 te BIMAROK MEN HEAR SPEAKER AT BANGOR Corporation Executive Talke to| McCabe Methodist Episcopal church,| ers tonight and F. A. Copelin, club president, read oe ey eas paren will deliver the baccalaureate sermon| tions Thursday; ended its examining of the Wilming- . ton industrialist in the 1929 income| Minot State Teachers college in Mi tax case against him and his business associate, John J. Raskob. In concluding his questioning da ‘The onl: i *| ular worship services. His place at] “*. ly guest at the meeting was} Mason B. Leming, chief of govern- the pulpit in the eve will be if : central and -east at commencements exercises of: the} cooler west portion Thursday. and Washington, ‘May 19.—(P)— Presi-| thereafter. Gent) Hooseyels, seioen Sw encase 8 Pisa eusteraniselioneeereeeie ee eitegaeve) a Lede aah srneonr lent, but ane needed ¢ ‘tor. atures ana | 3 sistant director of utility sales; W. C. 0: a Pe ieech are ea eae president said the appropriation was] . mately $50,000 and which are expect> Ks Normal, January. ist to d Accumulated deficlency. to date St. Paul, May 19.—(#)—At the re- zi 20 miles | quest of defense counsel, sentencing of Cresta olay 39 Harry Mayville and Glen Roberts,| Drake, pcidy. shortly after birth. The others, two|both of Minneapolis, tonvicted on| Dunn Center, cidy. charges of criminal interference with | Sarason. Pcldy. the legislature, was postponed Tues-| Max, clay.” Pembina, cld: Moorhead, cldy. Minnesota, clear Pierre, cidy, Rapid City, ‘el pROLETARHER LER ULROER. poore.08 gonemniot eucll - ToBeS Ua yer Weather Report WEATHER FORECASTS” For Bismarck and vicinity: ‘or North Dakot 4 ore soniene and Minot College Class) tons, Thuyasy; late tonight; cooler west portion Thursday. i For uth Dakota: Cloudy, show- central and: east por- somewhat warmer portions tonight; For Montana: Unsettled. tonight, showers southeast and extreme east Portions tonight and along Lake Perior Thursday. | GENgRAL Show- lursday, ‘ aed NS muowers prabable! took 5 on an ursday; somewha' ment counsel, up du Pontis tes-| token by Chaplain Will A. Sessions of warmer in west and in extreme south hewan southward to New le Sought as Runaway ae Siiles City 29.46 Inches: w Not all Soviet parades are grim demonstrations of militarism. Buxom girl athletes, swinging with a song through the Red Square in Moscow, give. their Salesmen Here Via Special Wire Arrangement "High" overlies the north Pacific | 2000 miles away. Roseburg 30.18 inches. For the wee! The Ipitation h tl Dakota and Montana were urged tol middie Mississinpl Valicy and at scat ries of cross-sales between du Pont! pe on the lookout Wednesday for] tered places over the West. and Raskob after the panic was fic- Ruth Sprecher is valedictorian of| titious and was accompanied by an the class; and Margaret Storm salu-| jllegal repurchasing agreement, seeks ‘$617,316 deficiency tax from du Pont Other members of the class are| and $1,026,340 from Raskob. Present at the banquet were 22 Heb Wheat Re- rary of the North Dakota Power & Light company, distributors for if: 4937. | Nash-Kelvinator products. Weather favoral fing ey field! work extrenie east portion fore week, but rapid progress obtained Bismarck station baromete: 8.08, Reduced to sea level, 9. fe Missouri river stage. at 7 a, m. ur change, +0.5 ft. 02 -PRECIPITATION For Bismarck Station: tal this month to. date y this month: to d January. 1st to di NORTH DAKOTA POINTS High-Low.) , [cases of high sina dignitaries. 4 French Law Stringent Comey ga aeee rd et French law requires legal publica- ington, eld: cubator. day until next Monday. Minot, cidy. 50 af armhall, cl 40 nish, ‘cl; 49 illiston, cidy. 0 56 Devils Lake, cldy. 46 Grand Forks, pcld: 44 Hankinson, clear 69 41 Lisbon, clear 69 44 Napoleon, clay. 69. 37 Oakes, clear . 66 45 SOUTH DAKOTA POINTS High- Low- = est est Pct. + 66 “MONTANA. F POINTS.” WEATHER aT om eilal ed POINTS 66 hops... and they in turn manage to High- Low- ~-have the guidance of priceless brewing Amarillo, Texas, peley. $0 “EE skill... you get a mighty fine beer. Bolas, TOno ele a If you want a fine beer with an utterly re distinctive bouquet and taste, you ask Bes icine dowa, bey. ate for BUDWEISER. Batels, Idaho, oy as Se Ea 34 . you li Ke % : ‘> it 56 66 License 1. Salary Loans $5 to $50 2. Auto Loans $25 to $400 3. Auto Refinancing res, MN. D. west and some parts central Pastures cen-| ing gales: Laie your Automobile Leans fer Any Purpose On Your Plain Nete Out-of-Town Loans by Mall SALARY LOAN CO. Dak. Nati Hust Bids, Ebene 408 Bioma tana. Chair- a concer s eens end fon srowing crops prevailed mort man hed R. L. Schwichtenberg,- Bis- Mrs. Mary Davis, told officers. heede! e ethough more rainfall is) marck-Mandan sales manager. Jerry sections. from page one: Laws Are Relaxed To Speed Wedding -00 {tion of banns—or notice of intention . 09 to wed—18 days before the ceremony Joo {in the town hall. 100g permission was necessary. pecial 0] ‘The final formality, Carcassonne 1001said, cost Windsor “absolutely noth- £00 | ing.” 00) ‘The invitation list and names of 0 Thursday, now thatethe Inst legal hurdles have been cleared. tend the intimate ceremony. Remain In Chateau jay... 68 incamioes Nev., seid. ae Winnipeg, Man., pel flavor. because its toasted STORIES. IN STAMPS BY I. S. KLEIN countrymen an eyeful of beauty. -| For 20 Minutes Tuesday night, Su-| Western: North Dakota salesmen of the Nash- Kelvinator corporation ‘WEATHER -CoNDrTr1oNs | heard one of the company’s chief ex- A ‘tro eh of low pressure extends | eoutives address them in the Prince hotel here—but the speaker was.over R 27 years. the Japanese Diet, “oF Parliament, met in Tokio in quarters of wood and plaster.. Then, in 1917, it was decided that parliamentary gov- ernment in Japan was there to stay, and so a new permanent ‘building was, begun. 19 years later, this building was open for use. largest public building in Japan, From Bangor, Me., Campbell Wood, Peace officers of Western North Weather is unsettled in sil sections general manager of utility sales, spoke over a special long distance and loud ‘Temper- | speaker sn peeED, relating g secompieh: Robert Davis, Bismarck youth re-| atures ar: isher . throughout "the ments of the concern orecast- ported to have run away from home. Eisins Staten, but caster jveather pre-| ing improved business conditions. Most prominent feature of the new Diet. building is its massive central tower, topped ‘by a gran- Inside, the square central hall rises to a height of 170 feet, its tall walls embellished with frescoes. and. arches. wood is used to panel the walls of the seer for, the upper and Hoover, Dickinson sales manager, Light rain delayed seeding | ai50 was present with his forc®. Other guests were J. W. Hummer, Corn planting made good | Chicago, supervisor of air. condition- George Jensen, Detroit, as- Stephenson, Minneapolis, district) manager for the Northwest. territory. CONTINUED S. [a set“of “stamps ‘was is- sued to Ediniemorate ‘the opening of this structure. stamps is shown here. Plans at Chateau riage laws were granted only in the fontpeyenrenpree j (Copyright, 1937, NEA Service. Inc.} ers, their spokesman, said they ex- pected to remain there the entire day. at the Chateau de Cande, where Windsor and Mrs. Warfield are staying, were being pre- pared for overnight guests to the wedding. The number was not ex- pected to exceed a baker’s dozen. 0{ Removal of marriage registers from town halls also is prohibited by French law, hence for. the ceremony. outside the town hall at the chateau, Failure of the ministry of justice to tions to the favored few. who will at- Overcast skies and flooded lowlands :00 about the castle again kept the ab- 6 | dicated British monarch and his fi- ancee indoors and Herman L. Rog- ‘Tea 4as more . MAY SOLVE MURDER Two Barnesville Men Held ‘for Burglaries; Weapons Are Being Examined. terious derly Barnsville, Minn., was slugged and strangled in his shack in Barnesville, where he was found early Tuesday. ‘The hair came from « billy fash- foned from @ rubber hose loaded with shot, It was found hidden under a sink in the home of Charles Tuski, in Barnesville. The hair, together with a small quantity clipped from the former laundryman’s head, the billy and a bottle found near the body, and on sent to the state bureau of criminal a] Tuski and a companion, Laverne] our. Olson, 18, arrested in Barnesville Tuesday, although denying connec- tion with the slaying, admitted other crimes, including theft of five auto- mobiles and burglarizing of a gar- age, @ home, a railroad pump house and three churches, They were to be arraigned later pieaenay on six grand larceny war- rant Back Injury Forces Helen From Tourney Berkeley, Calit, Ma May 10.—(P)—Re- currence of a back injury, which forced her to default a national singles’ final match to Helen Jacobs in 1933, kept Mrs. Helen Wills Moody form returning to competitive tennis ‘Wednesday. The former tennis queen withdrew from the California state tennis championships where she was entered in mixed doubles. TWO BANKS ROBBED Oxford, Mich. May 19.—(®)—Two men, armed with a shotgun and pistol, robbed banks at Lapeer and Oxford —15 miles apart—in quick succession Loot was estimated over EUGENE MATHEWS DIES Grand Forks, N. D., May 19.—(7)— Eugene Mathews, 58, former Crooks- ton, Minn., resident, died at his home here Tuesday. His widow, two sons and a daughter survive. Woman's off the pedestal all right, but she's taken herself off. She wanted to be man’s equal, and in or- Mother of 1937.” HUMOR to delight you! .».The witty horse-sense of the best loved char- nit in American fic- mn! ROMANCE to thrill you! «+» Young love helped along by the shrewd- est, kindliest match- mane in seven coun- ies! ACTION to grip you! ...A thundering horse- race climax, with Da- vid singing his trotter to victory! will Rogers .-.in his perfect role ... his greatest picture! ‘DAVID HARUM’ LOUISE DRESSER EVELYN VENABLE KENT TAYLOR « STEPIN FETCHIT } Return of. this bevy rece “TODAY & THURSDAY Mandan Beverage Company Mandan, N. D. Furnished der to do so she had to go down, not up. — Mrs. C. L, Gray, “American FOR RENT Immediate Possession Living room, bedroom, 2 closets, kitchen, bath and oor acs Oaere aiceeeon ue Keen new el ic r, new en e Water and city heat furnished, . penne In Fireproof Building INQUIRE AT TRIBUNE OFFICE cath of office of A. P. Herold of Mott as deputy state bank exam- iner was filed Wednesday with Secre- tary of State James D. Gronna. Sharon R. Mote, ote, superintendent . of the Bismarck Indian school, leaves for Washington, D. C., Friday, to confer with officials of the Indian bureau. steer tees oe Feture in’ two ot: tire weeks, ‘The adult education class in public will hold its regular meet- Beat the Will school beliding. Wed nesday evening. tion Thursday at 9:15 p. m. (CST). The class broadcasts on alternate ‘Thursday evenings. Nine Sterling high sehool students nnd Giee peepel eae S: Hobbs, well, Buehl which there were fingerprints, were}Claskey, Margaret Zuriff, Beatrice Hall, Pauline Lang, Helen Rassaner, Paes, Langley and Thelma Fresh- CONTINUED from page one- Mrs. Hoover Asks For Closer Touch Of Scout Leaders states, Minnesota, North Dakota and heard. courses. Troop commit bers increased one-fifth, bringing the present membership up to 1,925 active Girl Scouts. Last year there three additional ‘cetablished camps be pte with over 500 girls ati CAPITOL TODAY & THURSDAY First Performance at 6:45 . 2 Big Features " Feature No: 1 ‘mand his Girt PARAMOUNT | Apartment