The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 31, 1937, Page 2

i 7 1 ie PROVE LICENSE LAW Governor Tells Minot Group Matter Will Be Speeded to Early Decision Minot, N. D., May 31—(P)—A test case to clarify the North Dekota statute regarding licensing of motor vehicles will be argued before the “state supreme court within a few days, Gov. William Langer said in Minot late Saturday. The chief executive, here to Gress a farmers’ rally at the f grounds in the afternoon, sald Fangements have been made for ce tifying an appeal from district court in the case of one of the Minnesota salesmen arrested in Minot nearly two weeks ago on a charge of operat- ing an improperly-licensed vehicle be- cause it lacked North Dakota plates. |* Legal authorities have stated there ts some difference of opinion regard- ing the license law so far as it re- lates to the use of a motor vehicle in carrying on business within the state. Whatever interpretation is given by the supreme court, it is indicated that uniform enforcement of the law throughout the state will be under- taken following the court's ruling. Boy’s Death Caused By Peanut in Lung Minot, N. D., May 31.—(?)—A pea- nut lodged in his lung three weeks ago caused the death Sunday night of Arthur Torfin, aged two and one half, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Torfin, New Rockford, at s Minot hospital. Although removed Saturday, the pea- nut had caused an inflamation that brought about the boy’s death. Chicago Milkman Is Forced Out of Race Indianapolis Speedway, May 31—| (@—Jimmy Snyder, Chicago milk- man, went out of the Memorial Day race at the end of 27 laps with a broken transmission. He was in the lead when the trouble déveloped and had crashed all track records for speed up to that point. Weather Report le ‘WEATHER FOREUA: For Bismarck and vicinit: erally fair tonight and Tu warmer Tuesday. For North Daketa: Generally fair tonight and Tuesday; somewhat warmer extreme west tonight; warm: er Tuesday. For South Dakota: Generally fair tonight and Tuesday; not so cool ex- treme west tonight; warmer Tuesday. GENERAL WEATHER CONDITIONS ole station ti Gen- on PRECIPITATION For Bismarck Station: Total this month to dat Normal, his month to di Total, January Ist to date . Normal, January ist to date Accumulated deficiency to NORTH adele ping phd MINNESOTA POINTS High. - Low- est est Pet. Moorhead, rain . + 8 82 Minnapolis ... - — 2 SOUTH DAKOTA POINTS High. Low- Gaative, eldy. vre, clear .. jelena, eldy. Lewistown, cldy. Miles City, peldy. Above record for ‘WEATHER AT OTHER POINTS High-Low. oni est Pet. Amarillo, Te: Steer Wyo. Inver, Colo, ‘SRE TEST CASE 10 :| tal, similar to tests made last week *| United States and Bermuda, .a| Moertch ef the Rockets went 11 fect 09 two inches in the pole vault event, 9 When the Rey. J. David Arnold re- 08 | education by Dr. Hugh T. Kerr, Pitts- president. ~ Members of the Bismarck Ladies’ Chorus _THE BIS MARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MAY 31,19 two mations were in frequent tele- bares neutrality committe post- poned momentarily an extraordinary session to hear German representa- tions on Saturday's bombardment of the Deutschland and await develop- dangering civilians, tack was strictly a military reprisal. ULL CUTS HOLIDAY : TO HURRY BACK HOME ef ' David Sholts of Jacksonville, Fig., former Florida governor and present grand exalted ruler of the Elks lodge, will address the North Dekota State Elks association June 8 at the annual convention in Jamestown June 6, 7 and 8. Love Affair Causes Girl to Kill Self Vargo, N. D., May 31.—(?)—Lying face down under the kitchen stove, apparently a suicide, the body of Miss Mabel Hanson, 23, a maid at the C. J. Wempner home in Fargo, was found by members of the family when they returned from a week-end lake trip Sunday night. The family found the house locked and forced the rear door to find the kitchen filled with gas. The lighter button on the gas stove was touched accidently causing an explosion, but the flames were quickly extinguished. A note left by Miss Hanson indi- cated that she had anticipated stticide and that a love affair had been roken. Her foster mother, Mrs, Anna Tes-| tor, lives at Belfield, N. D. Airlines to Start Service on Atlantic St. John’s Newfoundiand, May 31. —(Canadian Press)—Officials of Im- 1 Alrways announced Monday the air line and PaneAmerican Air- would begin transatlantic flights via Newfoundland June 24. The announcement did not specify in what direction the flights would be, but it was believed here a British plane would fly from England and a Pan-American plane from New York, heed taking off at about the same ‘The flight, without mail or pas- sengers, would be strictly experimen- ever @ proposed route between the Rochester Captures Gopher Track Meet Roehester, Minn., May 31.—(#)— Rochester took six firsts in 13 events to win a closely fought big eight conference championship here Satur- y. One record was shattered when Bob deers the former record by a half ‘001 The Rockets scored 57 points to go 00 t@ the front in the final three events, pushing out Northfield which scored 4% points for second place. Third was Mankato with 27% points. | Winona was fourth with 13 points. 30 Mayor Tells Police They Must Be Gents Manhattan, Kan., May 31.—(@)}— cently became mayor he told police their rule No. 1 “is that a policeman 4s always a gentleman.” He ordered policemen tobe courte- cus at all times. Trains Are Stranger Than Planes to Boys San Benito, Tex.—(?)—More San prete boys Bare traveled by airplane EDUCATOR HONORED 8. Paul, May 31—()}—Dr. John C. Acheson, president of Macalester col- lege, Bt. Paul, received the distinguish- 16 |ed service award in Christian educa- Monday F in Columbus, Ohio. ‘The awatd was presented in behalf of the Presbytetian board of Christian burgh, Pictured above are members of the Bismarck Ladies chorus, 0) Mmes. E E. C. Mannerow, Mary Edwards, Loyalist Port Shoes 0: 2 er ad Doris Aide, tome oy ee Ships in Reprisal communique said, two planes of the Second tow, Misses Elma gren, Anna Monoghan, Marie New- man and Alma Blumer, Mmes. H. F.| Valencia government swooped down Peters and Peter Berry, Misses La-|00 it as it lay anchored off Ibisa with Vina Brosz, Emma Grob and Mar-|the crew in an unarmored quarter geret Schlomer and Mrs. R. G. Peter- | forward. son, Back row, Misses Helen Schultz, | Somewhat Mabel Smith and Jessie M. Ramp,| ian shop, w! Mrs, Al Doerr, Ralph W. Soule, di- | ‘icers’ rector, Mmes. J. A. Durey, Miss Elizabeth Stannard an Mrs. A. G. Wilde. D | Mother Cat, Chicken Jealous Over Kitten NBs NEWS Births Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Keller, 109 Mandan St. at 5:20 a. m. Monday, St. Alexius hospital, Judge’s First Case Is Against Himself Pratt, Kas.—(?)—Charles R. Mawds- ley, recently appointed police judge, entered the courtroom to hear his first case—the city of Pratt against Charles R. Mawdsley for overpark- ing. Reprimanding himself, the judge assessed the usual fine of $1 and as- sured himself that if it occurred again the fine would be $2. PRINTER SUCCUMBS Fargo, N. D., May 31—(7)—Fred A. Baker, 70, Fargo printer and former Casasiton resident, died early Mon- day in a Fargo hospital. California Nets Results Lind- MINNESOTA BOY DROWNS to, Minn., May 31.—(7)—Rob- LIBERTY CHANGES COLOR ‘ New York.—(7)—Fifty years have|had bombed the berg vessel a changed the once lustrous copper | Ibiza, an insurgent-! Francisco. —(?)—A . surface of the Statue of Liberty to a|the cruiser had opened a San ce Igiht green color. Verdigris, caused | with her anti-aircraft guns.) by wind and rain, not only produces} “The Reich's government will this color scheme but also serves 88 | participate in the control system & protective cover. seasions‘of the non-imervention com- mittee as long 9g no guarantee is giv- DIES en that such happenings will not re- 4 2 % (® cur. § é ty if z “& “Tt has, in addition, orde: ships for the duration of this condi- tion to ward off by force every ap- pronclling ted Spanish plane or man war.” e Another communique issued by the German government said: ! Shelling Is MORE EXCITEMENT IN A MINUTE THAN MOST MEN SEE IN A LIFETIME! . . Hold tight! Here comes that self-starting non-stopping dynamite—The Go-Getter ... in the fastest-moving, most _ breath-taking comedy that’s ever shot actoss the screen!” George Brent vs. Anita Louise “THE GO GETTER” h would “render the pres- ent: grave situation more serious.” The French naval ministry and the British admiralty hastily consulted each other. Foreign offices of the PARAMOUNT TODAY & TUESDAY opposing batteries silenced, the retaliat - tion was broken off and ended. “Additional ships of the Gérman war fleet will take to sea immediately to reinforce fighting units in Spanish water: i - Twenty-four sailors were killed and 82 injured, 19 seriously, when the Spanish government bombing squad- ron attacked the German warship Saturday at dusk off Ibisa in the in- surgent-Held Balearic Isles. Military Reprisals Only A foreign office spokesman de- clared the German men-of-war were careful. in bombing Almeria to take =e only military reprisals and not to in- { volve civilians. : : . e 4y A Such reprisals, he said, were clearly within the international law. « “That Germany acted far more vio- lently than Italy—one of whose ships 2 % previously had been bombarded under 4 . ' -_ alinilar to the attack ; ' ] . i ‘ ge. on the Deutschland—he explained on’ i ; grounds that the desth of six Itallan ’ ites Officers was thé first such case, call- From Maurice McLoughlin to Don Budge and from May Sutton fo ce oer liars Palade et ia ‘Alice le, California has turned out a long line of tennis cham- -| sai was a repetition of early of- pions and stars. Frank Kovacs, above, is one of the newer.crop i despite warning. “seemingly headed for international brilliance in two or three sea- ‘gons. The long-legged Oakland youngster swept through the boys” singles, teamed’ with Lloyd Budge to go far in the men’s doubles, and worked his way to the men’s final in the California state cham- pionships held at the Berkeley Tennis Club. Patricia Canning of Alameda, inset, won the junior girls’ title, and went to the quarter finals of the women’s singles. RAVES ANOTHER SPEED MARK — = ~ SCOTTY MARKWELL STAPLER urious rendesveus! Rew Department of ts equivalent to COMING WEDNESDAY good in Hollywood! JANET GAY FREURIC mnRcl