The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 3, 1937, Page 2

| RDORSES FEDERAL ) PAY AND HOUR BIL Says. Measure Compatible * With Enlightenment EE Washington, June 3.—(?)—-Robert Johnson, president of a surgical sup- ply manufacturing company, endors- ed the Black-Connery wage and hour bill Thursday as compatible with “en- lightened self interest” of employers. As the head of a company employ- ing 5,000 persons in plants scattered through the east and south, Johnson was the first witness to present em- ployer reaction to the bill at hearings conducted by a joint congressional la- bor committee. “I am urging that this bill be ap- Proved in accordance with the princi- ple of enlightened self interest and that in passing this legislation you will be doing a great thing for business anda great thing for millions of American employes,” Johnson told the committee, The bill would vest in a five-man board authority to fix maximum hours and minimum wages, within limits set by for industries sending their goods into interstate commerce. Tt would also outlaw in. interatate commerce goods made by child labor or under “oppressive” working cond!- tions. Proposed that the bill be Johnson us amended to classify all industry under three general codes, with a different maximum work week for each, de- pending on efficiency of the labor of each. He suggested that “modern indus- try,” be placed in codes with a 30-hour maximum work week; that “semi- modern industry” be required to em- ploy its workers no more than 35 hours per week; and that “backward indus- try,” where labor contributed more than 60 per cent of the cost of @ fin- ished produce, be required to main- tain e 40 hour maximum work week. CONTINUED from page one FDR Urges Guard Against Calamity . ter they were co-ordinated by the planning board. Includes All ‘Streams The president said recent exveri- ences with flood waters had made it Clear, that the préblem must be an- proached as one involving more than great works on main streams “There must also be measures of prevention and control among tribu- | - taries and throughout the entire headwaters areas,” he sald... | “Floods, ‘To New All-Time Peak |=. ‘Washington, June 3—()—Secretary lotted to treasury working cash, the national debt will climb to about. $15,- 100,000,000, ‘a new all-time peak. “here are 800 theaters in New York Gity. Of: these, 252 are legitimate theaters, the balance movie houses, WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE— from page ons: CONTINUED Wallis Warfield became duchess but not a royal highness—thus did the frigid hand of British government Dual Ceremonies Tie sociation of on eengues tiene Link Former King Duchess Is Nervous To ‘Woman I Love’| rent Dr Mercier bee vised altar—made up of borrowings from . neighborhood churches and | gan the civil ceremony. She was gowned in “Wallis Blue”"— her husband's favorite shade—and Wearing his white surplice and walt-| Jiro s small blue hat with blue and ing to read the service. the authority of the church, which of his conscience alone. Edward, accompanied by his best man, Maj. Edward Dudley Metcalfe, guests were assembled. cross. A moment later, Herman L. Rogers, steadfast American friend of the Soft notes came from the organ as Marcel Dupre played a wedding gan reading the marriage ceremony. He took it from the Church of Eng- land’s old book of common prayer. Calling the duke by all his given bames the vicar asked: = + “ , .. “Bdward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David”... . “wilt thou love her, comfort her, honor her and keep her? .. .” “«T will,” the duke answered -loudly. The minister then asked . the duchess, calling her “Bessie Wallis,” if she would “obey, serve, love and honor.” The bride, repeat ‘after the par- son, answered in steady hushed voice: re aG ;, and to obey until death do Slips Ring on Finger Windsor, also following the minis- ter’s reading, took the wedding ring cf Welsh gold from the vicar and slipped it on his bride's finger. “With this ring I thee wed,” Ed- ward said, “... and with all my world- ly goods I thee endow...” 2 The vicar called upon the assem- blage to pray, asking that God give his blessing “to this man and to this woman.” “May they remain in perfect love and peace together,” the preacher added in prayer. “Those whom God has joined to- gether let no man put asunder... I Pronounce that they be man and wife together, in the name of the Father, and of the Son and of the . Holy Ghost, Amen.” It was exactly 12:14 p.m. (5:14 '@. m. CST) when Edward and Wallis arose, man and wife, from the white satin cushion on which they had ne to receive the church's unwill- 3 and saw at first hand their exuberant happiness. Wears White Carnation Everyone wore formal morning at- tire. The duke was neatly attired in a black morning coat, striped trousers, wing collar and a black and white checked carvat. He -wore 8 vorel ernet of the: Depariavent fect, Vernet o! of Indre et Loire was present at the civil service with W. C. Graham, British consul at Nantes, and M. peat ‘& special secret service’ of- ficial. Placed directly before a long table at the east end of the room were four chairs where the bride, the bridegroom, Rogers and Metcalfe sat. About 12 feet behind them were five other chairs, where Mrs. Rogers, the duchess’ “Aunt Bessie,” Bertrand, Vernet and Graham sat. Our news- papermen’s chairs were slightly to lone side. The new duchess’ wedding gift from crown may adorn. ‘The wedding was simple if smart; the guest list slim and quite “American;” the chauteau itself bor- rowed from Charles &. Bedeaux of New York; no member ef Edward's family was present. ° Hire ‘aeea. No Briton appeared officially, and There’s a “Great for you... Baffin Seal if 1 vil; Hee syhe pe ! E . Future” In This Advance Model $118 i ; i genet i é + i i Fog mi see does not like remarriage after divorce. in formal He did it, he sald, on the authority | *parkled. From time to pink feathers. He performed the service without | " paward, beaming, stood beside her weer, His eyes time he Dr Mercier coughed frequently as 4 col the ceremony exactly at he began came up the corridor from the dining | 11:42 a. m., (4:42 a. m. CST) .and ex- room aad passed before where the |. pounded the law of the French rev | public to the man who once reigned He stood before the altar, in the| as king and emipéfor over a fifth of center of which stood a two-foot golden | the world. ‘The services lasted just five min- tes, Both Edward and his wife spoke their answers clearly and sharply; Their voices could be heard by wedding guests in an room. The ceremony was entirely in mch, puntuated by their replies, | uil—""Yea!” Men Wear Cutaways . With the couple were Herman Rogers, as withess for the duchess, ui ward, wore cutaways. Immediately after Dr. Mercier pro- nounced Edward and “the woman I love” to be man. and wife, the wed- ding party went to the terrace for re- freshments prior to the religious cere- mony, The new duchess led the News was conveyed by the outside world that Edi ‘Mrs, Warfield had shared meat for which they had waited 80 long. An official message the chateau to the announced just eight Dr. Mercier had mony. ‘ The cheers burst in a babel of | dosen from the steel-helmeted mobile guards peed lane leading to gate. From nearby Tours, delivery early rolled up the gra' the Chateau de Cande's for the wedding of the man a king—and his lady in blue. highness’ hair. Monts came out of doors from breakfast to find house after house bedecked with French and British flags. On many were Y “hap- piness to Windsor ‘Mrs. Was- ‘At 8:25 a. m., Mrs, Waffield’s Am- motor car 4 3 f snaragensant demande Do: can mot is Heep the other, ed and at a gee dubia Load mes at] S8Y - National Debt Climbs: ("Me just tankea nis quests for | were: tare : Later, I talked to the bride and the Try Campbell’s New Drop films in outaide * gure to mark all orders Opens Tonight (Om Biamareh-Manéan - Curb'Service Operated by G. P. News Our Special Banana Split 10¢ ‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1937 “a | Weather Report |B “Special 5 Star” Fil Finishing _ ¥& Overnight Service Campbell’s Photo Shop The White Cabin LUNCHES - - FOUNTAIN - - POP CORN { Se see| BE DEMINSTRATED rehowers this atterasen or te- ennanTTeD mS seers er For, North’ Dakotas sisatiy ctouay|New-Type Implement Will Be dershowers, east and soutn-een-| Shown at Anderson Farm Near McKenzie Friday Daughter, Mr. Richards, Wilton, day, Bismarck hosplit Gov. William Langer left Thurs- day for. Pekin on a speaking engage- sane ry Thuraday,: ‘mer in| farmers attend to determine for t; cooler Friday. | themselves just how much good the GENERAL WEA’ A low pressure ai extend: Manttoba are ard Th 1.53 8, whil seed Experiments 1; | this locality: have proved the prac ticability of the machine beyond doubt, Bill Koch, assistant manager of the local office of the Interna- Harvester H i PRECIPITATI( For Bismarck Statio: Total this month to di Not this mee: mw along the highway east of Bismarck May 25, were held from the Convert funeral chapel here, with Father Schmidt officiating. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery. Only a half- NORTH DAKOTA Por High- Low- 3° North Dakota Girl z brother from Fargo, was here for the 1] Crashes Movies! : gaia 3 tents state Income tas ld ser DO YOU— i WANT TO BE A MOVIE: i CAPITOL || v=: BS) WANT TO GO TO HOLLYWOOD? 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