The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 9, 1937, Page 2

ON LONDON STREET} z= Scotland Yard Seeks Answer to Strange .Disappearance of Society Girl. . London, June 9. — (P) — Scotland ‘Yard sought Wednesday to learn Diana Battye’s own story of her | acyer, strange disappearance that ended in a sobbing collapse on a London door- step. The wealthy 21-year-old society girl was found early Wednesday, slumped on a step next door to the home of her Oxford undergraduate fiance, Michael Asquith, She was not able to give an account: service; F. E. Cobb, director, prairie states for- estry project, Jamestown; M. Bte- phens, superintendent, Great Plains field station, Mandan; J. T. 3 Iver A. Resettle- D. F. Wanner, district supervisor, Re- settlement administration, Devils of what had happened to. her. Shey axe seemed on the verge of a nervous col- lapse and was placed under doctors’ ‘care in the home of Michael's mother, Lady Cynthia Asquith. Diana's mother, Mrs. Leonard Hac- ceth, well-known airwoman, said: * “The main thing is my daughter is safe. She is naturally very distressed and the doctors say she is suffering from a severe nervous breakdown.” Young Asquith, grandson of Brit- ain’s famous premier, the late lord ‘of Oxford and Asquith, had disclosed to police that he had received a letter containing a threat to “remove” Diana ‘unless he took better care of her. Apparently the socialite photogra- pher’s model, who had aspired“ to motion picture stardom, had been walking the streets of London while police scoured the British Isles for cher. The mystery was heightened, how- ever, when it was learned she was not wearing the same dress she wore when she was last seen before her ‘disappearance June 1 from the home of her childhood friend, Viscountess ‘Long, where she had been staying for the gay coronation season. C ONTINUE from page ons Heads of All U.S. Agencies Confer On Past, Future tribution of the water resources through the proposed Missouri river diversion, Heart Butte and Bowman irrigation projects would be far leas than the benefits to be achieved. The list of persons attending tu: meeting, together with their titles was announced by Cummins as fol- lows: William Langer, governor; John Hagen, commissioner of agriculture ‘and labor; Arthur Esgate, deputy Farm Credit’ admn.,, Washing- » D. C.; John Quill, vice pres., Fed. ‘Farm Mortgage Corp., Washington, D. €.; John D. Jones, ‘gén. agént, Farm Credit admn., St. Paul; Roy Nelson, , Federal Land Bank, St. Paul; L. C. Lippert, superintendent Stand- ing’ Rock Indian agency, Fort Yates; Rex Kildow, agricultural agent, Standing Rock Indian agency, Fort Yates; Thomas H. Moodie, gtate ad- ministrator, hadith Progress adminis- Hyerpe, director, general relief, Stat Welfare board; Perry N. Johnaon, real estate manager, Federal Land bank, St. Paul; Mr. Day, vice presi- dent Federal Land bank, 8t. Paul. Diss. Botheim , “we this meeting satisfactory dations may be made to meet. the} new problems arising. Business Methods and* Equipment Are Shown "ge Susens, pres., Production Cre- | Hi mman, Intermediate : Credit, bank,| H Minot; D. J. Murphy, pres., Regional ‘Agri. Credit Corp., St: Paul; Major Pypperman, emergency ‘feed and erop- loan, Washington, D. C.;' L.'C. Streator, : regional mgr., emergency feed. and crop loan, St. Paul; John ‘Thorpe, gen. counsel, Farm Credit admn., St. Paul; John C; Smith, di- tector, Federal Land Bank, Mandan. PARAMOUNT TODAY Thursday and Friday The season’s outstanding dramatic triumph! Pat “San Francisco's" Great Stari “The Thin Man's” Wife! "Back Street's” Inspleed Director! == 1,000 THRILLS Genius of & MYRNA LOY at ite peak! THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, HAYDEN ACQUITTED ~ PANGE’S DOORSTEP |e IN MYERS’ APPEAL Mountain Man Seeks Reversal of His Conviction of Charge of Manslaughter Z Arguments were concluded Wed- o : Ly it E 2 | 2 tna WEATHER For Bismarck and vicinit: cloudy poole and Thu warmer tonight. Unsettjed tonight warmer southwest por- Superior; east and south GENERAL WEATHER CONDITIONS A high oe sure area extends from the Gi "? reat Lak jon, Valley, ‘southern Bi from Wyoming ward to Oregon. Heavy showers fe Kansas-end the imme jurrounding territory. Coo} weather continues in practically all sections.” North Dahote Corn ‘Wheat ‘Re- pet For the ding June 8, 1937. Generous rains occurred all secti the arire rth wen rhe ly eo gras sr Brov Corn mostly plan generally being up to good color. Some late potato plant! Ei Hid flax up and late pl k station barometer. Inch: 28. Reduced to sea level, 30.06. Missouri river sta ft. 2¢ hour change, Sunrive, 4:48 a. m. Sunset, 8:38 p. m. PRECIPITATION , For Bismarck Station: Total this month to det to dat NORTH DAKOTA POINTS High: Low- BISMARCK, eld; Cierietien cls Grosby, clear Dickinson, cle: Grand For! Hankinson, clear Rapoleony petd Oaken, peldy. Pembina, clear . Wishek, pcldy. MINNESOTA POINTS | High- Low- Cy est Pet. Moorhead, peldy. ...... 60 40 40 +. SOUTH DAK Aberdeen, cidy. Huron, cldy. . Mobridge, pcldy. Pierre, cldy. . Rapid City, cld; Chicago, Ii In Denver, Colo,, c! Des Moines, Dodge City, Ka: Dubois, Idan: c » peldy. Mo., cldy. Cal, eld: le: Sai x. 8. 8, Marie, Mi Seattle, Wash., pcldy. Sheridan, Wyo. Sioux" Clty, fo Spokane, Wa: TWO BIG FEATURES! | FIRST PERFORMANCE AT 6:45 Cnty the strong can bold the fle .»When every man hes 2 price on (ie fead...and omarder ta his bart! WEDNESDAY, JUNE Finding Williams County Farmer Not Guilty : 2 S EEERES pete iets ATT. wall Miss Tillie Eve Johi james ‘Wilson, both of Bismarck, Won Daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Albers, Hanover, N. a, m. Tuesday, ‘| Capital City Legion German Baptists to Convene at Linton PC Dakota Central man Baptist churches, opening Wed- a it. Pet, nesday night Blum is editor of a German Bap- Prof Team Beats Wilton el cConomnmoonontal concccccceHncoHHnoond el coromonmnonootE | woonoccowororomoon® ul onaccoconorcome! coc coc coc eo ooHooo on SagG2cUs ceunuak ln cubcueauucceanc ce he! Newspaper Guild to ‘lite eapeobe Push Member Drive full co-operation’ of the Commit for Industrial ‘Organisation rte oynie te. Heat Judge Target of 8. Judge San Juan, Puerto Rico, June §—P) —Police hunted a group of national- ists Wednesday for an attempt on ‘the iCoulby Puerto Rico Shooters carted ia io . Duke Wants to Serve Country in Any Way, Jane 9 —(F)—-The life of U, B. Judge Robert A. Cooper. Dar damersbecarty;in tie ole spokesman, ‘Sedge Cooper, former governor @f |q¢ Violence Flares Up in declared Wednesday Fargo Highway Strike Petia then. 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