The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 26, 1937, Page 2

That They . W. LUCAS CO. ANNOUNCE The: Spectacular Parachute Jump by Princess Kus-de-cha (Miss Mary Riddle) Are Sponsoring, will. Take Place at 4P. M, at the Air Port, the Jump As Soon Thereafter As Possible. DRIVE BRINGS PLEA FOR AlD FROM RYAN AFL Asked to Combat ed to Combat Campaign | of Lewis’ Cohorts on Eastern Seaboard Cincinnati, May 26.—(#)—Joseph P. Ryan, president of the Longsffore* men’s union, sought united American) Federation of Labor action on the Atlantic coast waterfront Wednesday to prevent the spread of CIO ac- tivity. Contending that John L. Lewis’ Committee for Industrial Organiza- tion and Communists were closely linked in their seaport activities, Ryan went before the AFL executive council to try to settle numerous jurisdictional disputes that have hampered the federation waterfront unions in their efforts to combat the Lewis movement. As the first move in his anti-Lewis program, Ryan threatened to call strikes against all ships that em- ployed radio operators belonging to the Radio Telegraphers association, @ CIO union, Ryan said this union/ was strictly Communistic. The waterfront unions have been beset by division for several years. Other principal issues to face the council: (1) Whether to endorse President Roosevelt's minimum wage, maximum hour and child labor bill. (2) How to manage the “co-ordi- nated” organization campaigns di- rected by the conference in view of the opposition to direct war on Lewis voiced by a considerable block of delegates, Will James Ordered Confined to Hospital Marriage Licenses Miss Barbara Elizabeth Eckery, Bismarck, and Anton A. Wolf, Bis- marek, Monday. Miss Hattie D. Schmidt, Bismarck, and Archie Norman Jacobson, Kel- | log, Idaho, Tuesday. Births Son, Mr, and Mrs. 893 Tenth St, at 3:12 pm Tuesday, in the Bismarck hospita’ Son, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Heiser, Steele, at 12:46 p. m, Tuesday, in the St. Alexlus hospital. Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Whitlock, 400 Eleventh St. at 2:14 pi me Tuesday, in the St. Alexius hos- pit Daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Herman J. Bahr, Glen Ullin, at 5:23 p. m. Tues- day, in the St. Alexlus hospital. iy George Welder, 1006 Sweet St., at 6 a.m, Wednesday, in @ local hos- pita! Edna Franke, 16, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Christ Franke, farmers liv- ing southeast of Turtle Lake, at 9:45 p.m. Tuesday, in a local hospital. John Wishek, Wishek, was a busi- ness visitor in Bismarck Tuesday. Two officials of the national park service at Omaha, Neb., left Wednes- day for Chamberlain, 8. D., following an inspection tour through North Dakota state parks. They are Oscar P. Osthoff, regional engineer, and Lathes E. Kennedy, associated geolo- gist. Closing a conference with A. D. McKinnon, state co-ordinator for the soil conservation service, L. M. Glymph, Washington, D. C., research expert for the soil service, opened ‘an inspection tour in Western North Dakota to determine the amount of sediment caused caused by run-off | run-off waters. VATICAN T0 IGNORE GERMAN PROTESTS Billings, Mont., May 26.—(?)}—Will James, 40, cowboy artist and author, Wednesday faced confinement in a hospital for inebriates at Warm Springs, Mont. District Judge Guy C. Derry sentenced him after a jury of physicians issued a verdict that the colorful writer of “Lone Cowboy,” “Smoky,” and other western storics, is “unsafe to be at large in the com- murtity due to his excessive drinking eee has affected his mind and re LIGHTNING HITS WORKHOUSE &t. Paul, May 26.—-()— Lightning struck the St. Paul workhouse Tues: an night Hee knocked the top off CAPITOL TODAY & THURSDAY First Show at 6:45 2 Big Features FRIDAY a SATURDAY Return Engagement Anti-Nazi Utterances of U. S. Cardinal Will Be Passed Over Unnoticed Vatican City, May 26.—()—The! Vatican was reported ready Wednes- day to spurn a formal protest by the German government against anti: Nazi utterances of George, Cardint Mundelein of Chicago. Officials of the Holy See said no reply had been made to the protest and indicated that none would be made because of the authoritative position the American prelate holds as head of his own diocese. eis the controversy broke over the cardinal’s characterization of Chancellor Adolf Hitler as “an Aus- trian paperhanger, and @ poor one at that,” the Vatican position has been stated informally to be that Cardinal Mundelein was free to speak to his own people as he thought best. ‘There was no indication here that the formal protest entered by Diego von Bergen, German ambassador to Fred Whiting, | ;Representatives From Six Towns to Attend Convention at Mandan Thursday Masons from the 14th and 28th districts will meet in Mandan Thurs- day for the annual district meeting in the Mandan Masonic temple. Masons from Mandan, Flasher, Hazen, Bismarck, Linton and Steele will attend the sessions, which will be called to order by A. O. Henderson, Bismarck district deputy, at 3:30 p. m. (M8T). Reception of grand officers and dis- tinguished guests will be next on fred program followed by @ reading of minutes of the meeting at Bimirce last year by Charles G. Hughes, dis- lodges will be made by Worshipful Masters of the respective lodges. WEATHER dre vicinity Hea Captine creasin, ing uni Fottie aren peer use cloudiness. vont ae ts, Rerthouat” northeast e' r cooler extreme northw For Sauth Dak tacloudy | SEAINAL and ‘h and central For Montan noon and toni of Divi GENERAL WEATHER CONDITION Lido as assistant ‘stewardess, Miss | St, apt itt Thu mt Thureday, judy tonight i fowers 4 aft it, cooler west Rpuaaey generally fair, coo! jortio: ler east in west A low pressure area extends from Alberta s monton and Phoenix wale a high pressure Sey Bs north trict secretary. Yearly reports of all) w: ” over A dinner at 6 p. m., Mandan time, in the temple, to be ‘served by Ma- sonic ladies of the temple, will close the afternoon’s program. L. K. Thompson, past grand master, and will speak at the dinner. Walter L. Stockwell, grand secre- | tary, will address the evening meet- | 5; ing, which will start at 8 p. m., after which business will be attended to, Rotary Club to Send Troop to Chan Owapi Thirty-two Bismarck Boy Scouts, members of Troop No. 3, spongored by the Bismarck Rotary club, will get free terms at Camp Chan Owapi this summer, Fred Copelin, president of the Rotary club, announced Tuesday. The sponsors of the troop are making camp possible. Decision to send the troop to Chan Owapi made it necessary to open a fifth term there this summer, R. G. Kirkwood, district Scout commission- er, said. The first four terms had already been filled to capacity. Other Scouts who had applied waiting list because their applications came too late will also get a chance to camp there now, Kirkwood fifth period will extend from to July 11, MURPHY SENTENCED Murphy, 38, Minot, N. D., was sen- water prison Wednesday in court for passing $950 checks. The first motion picture ever pro- duced was: “Miss Jerry,” in October, 1894. Alexander Black was the au- thor, scenario writer, director and cameraman, According to 1935 figures, there is ® total acreage of .1,057,054,000 on American farms under cultivation, an the Vatican, brought any change in the Holy See’s attitude x Gorgeous Fanchonette sirls for your eyes! Four hit songs for your ears! Eleanore.Whitney and Johnny Downs to take your heart by storm and wacky Charlie Ruggles clicking off the laughs... all set te the sensational “jam” thythms of Phil Harris! average of 155.3 acres per farm. John Moses, senior grand steward, ti at Chan|S ;Owapi but who were placed on the| D: Rocky, Mouutetn moderate in all North Dakota Germ aid Wheat Re-| duced to 12 ny installation of sound jammary ding May 25, 1937. Seeding completed and crop: For the week e tand and colo west portion. Due to k: the lives but they are r eas ral portibns; rain serious! ithward to arleOR to the iS cen wectecs ne ary soll ‘ite le wing for corn has be e west portion, but et portions this crop is Potato planting m: 8 all sections except Ly jon 16, Reduced to jouri river si the free stay at the Wildwood lake} Tot gocom: ea: pot cacal ent but ometer, Inches: level, 29.93. Normal, January eta to date Accumulated deficiency to date NORTH DAKOTA heirs ek High: BISMARCK, eldy. Beach, clear clear Dickizion he St. Paul, May 26—#)—Virgil J. | Gs tenced from two to six years in Still- |} district Aberdeen, cidy. paren old: sie souTH panera MONTANA POINTS High- Low- O68 a He Heat, Lewistown, cli Miles City, peldy, ... saesssesausesee: aaa2-2-300 err ‘Let os finance your Automobile License Leane fer Any Purpose L Salary Loans to $50 On Your Piatn Note | 2. Auto to Loans 3. Auto ond FE piggy SALARY LOAN Co. by Den, mete tek Bide Ssehsehase' eeseee CEES ESH HQ ONTINUE D *9 Gardener's Faith in ton night com nnn poss! ny. aoe ere Municipal Airport Late Wednesday Afternoon ‘Weather permitting, Miss Mary Rid- dle, Indian girl here with the “Voice of Washington,” giant tri-motored plane, was to make a parachute jump at 4 p. m., Wednesday at the munici- pal airport. The plane is in charge ‘of Frank egeenreesre and is piloted y David Lois Elstree is Riddle being the chief, and Nick Fer- Tell is the mechanic with the plane. Numerous Bismarck persons were taken on trips over the city Wednes- day evening and other passenger flights were made Thursday. Kline said passengers would be carried after the parachute jump as long ‘as day- In | light lasted. legate plane normally accommodates 20 passengers, he said, but the number THE PRINCESS WILL ALSO BE IN THIS STORE FROM 10 TO 12 A. M. AND 1 TO 3 P. M, TO GREET VISITORS Tea Is Given by Saint Benedict’s Alumnae the girl pas ot Cempdimanting er eras of ilege, faculty, whe col faculty, wi arrived th Bismarck Saturday. For room decorations tulips and lilacs were used. A bowl of tulips formed the centerpiece for the tes table at which Mmes. R. M. berg ter) which can be carried has been re-! yeisg Beylund: equipment. ‘The crew will leave for Minot early Thursday morning. The small plane, powered by a V-8 engine, was left at Butte, Mont., be- cause of @ high wind, Kline said, but was expected to catch up with the big ship here. Dedicated by Langer Grafton, N. D., May 26.—(#)—Sunset * | stall, $218,000 dormitory at the Grafton State school, formally passed into the hands of the state Wednestlay at a in which state and buflders of the structure partici; Gov, ‘William Langer was principal speaker. Here with the governor were J.D, Harris, chairman of the board of ea eee M Van Patten, state Eugene Senger. A hundred and forty-two guests were present. Adult Education to Hear Debate Tuesday “Production for Use,” will be the question for débate Tuesday at 8:15 Pp. m., in the open form under the Adult Education program at the Will t |echool, Harvey N. Jensen, teacher, an- nounces. An effort is being made to jarange for some ou Delphiafi Club Feted By Mandan Chapter Complimenting the 1 the Bismarck chap- ter, the Mandan Delphian club enter- t- | tained with a bridge luncheon |day at the Lewis and Clark hotel. Irrigation Justified Jaced all his eggs in the tomato it, so to speak, and lost. Tomatoes lite 3 i Bees Eliess A ght 2s g & 3 és 4 Bg rie pasdtap de lctogee feyee acerca te were members of the Bismarck cl sys CHARLES H. ¥ ‘ “Wren I nearp Chrysler was invading the low-priced field, I was intensely intetested in what kind of car this Chrysler would be. 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