The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 8, 1937, Page 1

Se a ee Four Missouri River. CLOSELY: BUNGHED, NOTOR BOATS PASS HOPE A 130 P. Adventure Marks Last Time Craft Will Navigate Beyond Fort Peck Dam TO DOCK AT WATERWORKS Cruisers _. Expected to Spend Night Here Before Pushing on to Fort Benton ttehtet: agtagtal slips! Envoys of Strikers on Road Project Ask Higher Wages, Relief During Lay-Off Representing 7 truck drivers striking on a highway. construction ie tbdee ia t atte reeeaee iil i i _ THE BIS ESTABLISHED 1873: North Dakota’s Oldest Newspaper BISMARCK, N. D., TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1987 Ses Lg Primos [BISMARCK BUILDING Seaamgee snes | STEADILY TO PACE Nine New Permits Issued in Last Three Weeks; Small COMMISSION HEARS Houses in Demand BISMARCK POLIC : Class Put Under Construc- tion Recently Charges That Officers Mistreat- ed Map Are Thrown Out After Questioning —_—_— A complaint that Bismack police had mistrested a citisen when iat A etl in . Laraon, rem ‘123- Tw 8t., Pete Soderquist, con- tractor. EB. G. Sturm, two-room frame house at 213 Front St., $150. E St., $900; G. Berg and Wenzel, con- acher, ; Ha f gs 5 DIPLOMAS ATU. N.D. Leonard Crawford of Bismarck Among Outstanding Scholars Graduated F t a I i rd A g E 5 i paete if FE g A gs E 5 F | rE i i { Grand Forks, N. D., June 8—(P)— Knowledge of his community's needs, coupled with courage and energy to {supply them are the main character- istics of an educated man, Dean Har- old Benjamin ef the University of Minnesdta pointed out to 250 gradu- il 4 il if a ! i fi | : i i E l itt i i | i iJ E a8 i i i i i i d ' i te i A Early Day Attorney In Bismarck Is Dead Hanitch, 73, Monday on sociated Press reports. In the Ae ep 8 let of ach eet ene end Sr pradunte of Onio|and prises awarded at Tuesday's unt State university, Hanitch located in| versity commencement. Bismarck in 1885 and practiced here Among students who maintained an 890 when he moved to Superior, ae | if rE i t | entire university career, is Leonard Famed Dogs Saved Hospice of the Grest St. Ber- mandant of the Swiss gendarmes nard, Switzerland, June 6—()}— Titled. commandant found The great dogs of the Monastery PA inspires | Brg, of St. Bernard were saved from fare/and were not 9 public dap” extermination Tuesday because of ‘|.. .ger.. Three of the dogs, he said, their 100-year-record of service Sere sont over the frontier to an to lost wayfarers in the Alpine Italian dog farm when it was snows. found they might prove danger- The sudden brutality which re- ous. , cently caused one of the St. Ber- .. Dr, Jean Bremond, whose little nards to attack and kill a'10-year- Gatighter was killed by one of the old French girl could not be held ee Darnerie wile she ae ailing sufficient to justify extermination May 19, had asked the monks of the entire breed, the com- the hospice tn dastrew all the dogs. the | ued at approximately $88, was ex- Cries Over Dead Jean Screen Star Will Be Buried With Simplicity Contrasting to Spectacular Career Los Angeles, June 8—(P)—Jean panda lpia a> on Sippy ; the platinum | with , May 29, feeling Keats ‘sogwe aot. chants an al ane n saked for William Powell marital tragedy, will be buried with * simplicity contrasting sharply with one of Hollywood's most spettacular careers, ‘The 26-year-old’ ‘movie star died unexpectedly Monday of uremic pols- Her death, at the height of her suic- of that of Bar ‘The coffin will be vate funeral services are he! a, m, Wednesday at the Wee the Heather in Glendale. ments for interment are yet to made, “Jean's mother wishes it 80,” Bello, divorced from Mrs. years but united with her in Little warning had: been ‘ ‘the end was near for the girl who her: first screen work shortly was rocketed tow: as the platinum blonde Angels.” She left the set Pennsylvanian’s. - Car Has New Hum Youth Assaulted Wife in Farm Home Williston, N. D. Sune 8—(P)—"The unwrittea law” became central is- sue f George Hayden, Williams ccunty tarmser charged with atiemipt- Cubic Yard of Material From Sands Near Logan Yields 42 Cents Worth of Metal bar of the precious metal, weighing | g0 ‘one ounce and three grams, and val- hibited Tuesday in Minot. M. W. Kroll, mining engineer whose| with Kellar process for recovery of gold is being| "im. at utilized by a North Dakota syndicate, said the gold was recovered, in finely granulated form, in sands on the J. J. Ninety-one cubic yards of bank-run material yielded the gold contained in the bar, he said. On that basis, the metal averages average of at least 25 during their) the f After Uneventful Flight From Brazil E ; : ; rl ny ay qh i i Feige nee 5 i il Hi i ize Eee | i gi gE | E ty aEE | cation, the MARCK TRIBUNE PRICE FIVE CENTS SPURS HUNTERS OF VICTIMS OF CRASH Searchers Probe Snow 50 Feet Deep at Base of 1,000- Foot Precipice 30 MEN DIGGING HOPEFULLY Plane Apparently Struck Top of Ridge. and Showered Parts Into Abyss Bankers’ President Says Only Business Can Teach Youth Business Methods Tuesday. President Smith spoke at a session of the American Institute of Banking convention, . He defended “funds- mental” as against “practical” edu- The so-called practical education is self-defeating, he said. In most cases, he explained, high schools and col- otal Eclipse , Sun Is Recorded == Be of ; fF Fea He a i 5 F ails € E of pared to wind up a three-day conven- tion, te a west in Union | Tuesday the 1936 death rate in the United States was 115 per 1,000 popula- tion—the highest since 1929. The 1935 rate was 10.9. X North Dakota had the lowest death rate last year—8 per 1,000 Population. South Dakota ranked second with 8.7. Arizona had the highest rate— 15.5—and the District of Colum- bia was next with 14.7, SPANSH WAR VETS. BLACT JL, KELLEY T0 COMBLANDERSHP E. G. Wanner Named Patriotic Instructor; Auxiliary Nom- inates Della Snow Fargo, N. D., June 8—-(?)—J. L. Kelley of Bismarck was the new com- mander of the North Dakota United Spanish War veterans as they pre- ans ganization in the state to go on record endorsing = man to fill the position of . O, Kraabel, whose resignation be- of a platelet the first North Dakota infantry, U. 8, volunteers, $9,333 Allocated for Aiding N. D. Children Washington $9,333.33 grant to North Dakota for aid to dependent children, E. A. Will- gon, executive director of the state public welfare board, announced. The grant is first to be made under North Dakota’s new dependent children program, Willson said. 4 DEAD, 12 MISSING (—Four men were drowned and 12 ‘were missing Tuesday when 9 whal- ing ship, out on a trial cruise, cap- sized in the Weser river estuary. POSTMASTER NAMED The Weather Generally fair tonight nd Wednesday; ris- . ing temperature. 9 to Reseed Fields Racers Due In Bismarckwenutes ‘I Loved Her,’ Powell _ |FRAGMENTOPBONE |[%-D.Death Rate "7 IMMEDIATE ADD IS ASKED 10 RESTORE WIND-RUINED ACRES Quick Action Will Enable Many to Stay Off Relief Rolls This Winter PRIME DEMAND FOR FORAGE One Suggestion Is That Cash Be Advanced on Soil Con- servation Payments Demand that either the state or federal government—or both—help farmers in putting in crops which were blown out or ruined by high winds in April and May were received in Bismarck Tuesday from all parts of Western North Dakota. Farmers, their spirits revived by the recent downpour of moisture, said thousands of acres of crop, planted earlier this season, were ruined be- fore the rain came, but that quick action would enable many to harvest at least something and thus stay off the relief rolls during the next win- ter. Prime demand was for forage crops to insure livestock feed but, in view Tle So we BE E cH e[ fir o 7s bata! fletee BE i zg il t B gf Stern, Reed and Rawitscher Al- so Returned to Office; Scholz Is Guest Jamestown, N. D., June 8—(F}—L B, Hanna, Fargo, former governor, was serving again as president of the North Dakota Elks association, He was re-elected at the afternoon closing session. ——— ‘St. Paul Hotel Strike Peace Efforts Start &. Paul, June 8—(7)—A federal conciliator Tuesday into St. Paul's strike scene in an effort to RECOGNIZE BIRTH CONTROL Atlantic City, N. J. June 8—(P)— Medical association Tecognized for the first time medical practice of birth contro! use of contraceptives. Its house ag i i & i