The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 16, 1937, Page 2

RANI [CORT _ DISAPPEARANCE IS EXPECTED QUICKLY " $0-Men Take Active Charge of Case After Mandatory Seven-Day Interval Stony Brook, N, Y., June 16.—(?)— Possibility of an early break in the Alice McDonell Parsons disappear- ance was indicated Wednesday in @ sudden increase of tempo in the ac- tivities of federal, state, and local in- vestigators. Until early this morning, the entire lower floor of the Parsons home, “Long Meadows Farm,” was alight, and there appeared to be much activ- ity within. Except for the first two nights after Mrs. Parsons disappeared @ week ago, the house had been fiarkened early in the evening. .Earl Connelley, inspector of the federal bureau of investigation who assumed formal charge of the case Wednesday, was absent from his headquarters on s mysterious mission (rom late Tuesday afternoon until af- ter midnight. He returned more than two hours after the time he had set H for a press conference. Connelley parried questions much of the time. Asked whether he was “ready to withdraw from the case on a theory a kidnsping was not com- mitted,” the inspector replied: “Absolutely not.” Exactly a week ago Wednesday, at 11:15 a, m, Mrs. Parsons left her chicken and squab farm with a man’ and a woman in an automobile, in- tending to return in a short time, as Mrs. Anna Kupryanova, Russian-born woman living with Mrs. Parsons and her husband, told the story. When Parsons returned home from New York City that evening, Mrs. Parsons had not returned. A few hours later a note demanding $25,000 ransom was found. Wednesday, so far as is known, nothing more definite had been un- covered. Under the so-called Lind- bergh kidnap law, the federai govern- NTINUEJ from page one- Michelson Favors Federal Purchase of Marginal Land changed attitude. Whereas many of them formerly contended that no gov- ernmental action was necessary other than to issue relief checks, many now realize that this situation cannot go on indefinitely and are willing to ac- cept an economy which will involve fewer people but more prosperous people. This change, Michelson said, has been forced by the “enormous exo- dus” of people from the country. On one recent day, he said, 25 cars, with trailers, passed through Marmarth headed west. Most of them he said, were from the district to the east. In addition to those who have left, he said, many others want to leave. Some Like Irrigation Some of these, he said, would like | an opportonity to try their luck on irrigated land, Others obviously would not care for the experiment. His own observation, he said, is that the range has been so badly dam- aged by over-grazing, wind erosion, drouth and grasshoppers that it will require “at least three or four years of normal weather” to restore it. Wind erosion has caused severe damage, he said, and in vast areas the soil has been blown away from around the crowns and roots of the grass. Michelson, now receiver for. the | First Nationafgank of Marmarth, has lived in the West River country since 1890, his boyhood having been spent on a ranch on the Grand river. His ranch “went busted” in 1934 when the drouth forced him to ship out his cattle. 4 KILLED AT CROSSING Jacksonville, Ill, June 16—(#)—Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fletcher, Murrayville farmers, and their two children were instantly killed Wednesday when their automobile was struck by a train. ‘ment took charge of the case on the presumption Mrs. Parsons had been taken across a state line. thus making the abduction a federal offense. The law prescribed a seven-day interval after the disappearance before the in- terstate phase is presumed. NO ONE COULD TELL HIM A THING ABOUT WOMEN.. j But she held a man’s job so she used o man’s tac- tes... and closed both his eyes to , CAPITOL Rochelle ~ Micheal “HUDSON - WHALEN —Also— Selected Short Subjects TODAY AND THURSDAY THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. ANGE I FEATURE AT LODGE BENEFIT Eagles Also Sponsoring Carni- val in Effort to Raise Money for Band “Carl and His Four Cocoanuts,” Hawaiian orchestra from 's ‘Court, will be featured We evening at the benefit carnival and dance in the World War Memorial building sponsored by the Bismarck Aerle of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Various concessions and refresh- ment stands have been set up in the main gymnasium, where the is being held. Admission to the car- nival is free. Dancing is 50 cents a couple. Proceeds of the carnival, which be- gan Tuesday and will continue through Thursday, will go to the Bis- marck Aerie’s 36-piece band. About 1,500 persons attended the carnival Tuesday. D. EB Shipley, worthy president of the Bismarck Aerie, is in general charge. Assisting him is a committee consisting of E. M. Davis, chairman; E. B. Klein, Ernest Elness, H. FE. Paul, and I. O. Bee: Cc ONTINUEJ) from page one: 3 New Attack Upon . * . Diversion Project for River Planned mer, probably in August. Until the } 77, details of its counter-proposal are determined, however, it will hold up the statewide economic survey begun several weeks ago under the direction of G. 8, Lamb, Michigan, long-time Missouri river diversion advocate. In view of the results of Knapp’s analysis of the Missouri river diver- sion project, the commission asked | D! him to make similar studies of the Heart Butte dam proposal, the Bow- man irrigation project and the Mis- | M: souri river pumping project, on. all k ‘ana viel, wioinitys Partly dy tonight and Thursday; slightly warmer tonight. ‘or North Dakota Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday; slightly warm-' er central and east portions tonight. For South Dakota: Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday; slightly warm- er central and west portions tonight and extreme southe: For iG and Thursday, probal and central portions; little changs temperature. For Minnesota: Partly cloudy to- ‘¥; warmer in north Portion tonight and east and extreme south Thursda: region, Marie 30.16 "faches, while a low pre sure area overlies the western Can: states, Seattle weather continu occurred from the lower . Mississippi Valley and southern Plains States northwestward to the north Pacific NE. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1937_' CONTINUE Pfc eer from page one home in a few CIO Fighting ‘Back to Work’ Move in Steel Strike Area massed march on the plant. The ninth|B. E. Jones, 519 First St, left Tues- death occurred ne lan diy tar i0 day ung’ at Pelean Explaining his refusal to sign a|lake, Minn, contract as demanded by CIO, Girdler ne E. ‘Thompson, sta bet superintend: of said CIO has “broken numerous con- tracts,” adding: b | the street?” - Legal Action Filed. townsh{ Republic Steel filed a mandamus) local hospital Tuesday, will action in federal district court et}ducted by Rev. Walter E. Vater Washington Tuesday to compel the| Bismarck from the Calnan postoffice department to make parcel Poet delivery of food packets to workers in the company’s plants. The company cl the postoffice partment had refused to make such|R. A. Ri deliveries on the grounds that it con- stituted “irregular service.” Investigators for the. senate civil ni Uberties committee pushed forward their inquiry into the South Chicago steel plant disorders of Memorial will be in SET RATE HEARING Hearing on a petition by the Inter- state” Transportation, company, Bis- il kinds, Corn | Sunday. leted and cultivation. is fields mostly clean. Spring wheat is excellent » fair to good central, generally poor w with few reports black stem ru: Considerable planting of food crop was reported. Pastures, ranges and meadows made rapid growth and af- forded ample feed most sections. Bismarck station barometer, inc 2818, | Reduced to sen level, 29.94 PRECIPITATION For Bismarck Station. Total this month to date Normal, this month to date Total, Jan itt to, date Normal, January. ist to dat. Accumulated cncone to date NORTH aK Ore SOINrs, est adyeninn clear Garrison, cle: Jamestown, of which army ‘engineers have recent | ga; ly made studies. Recommend Camp Sites In a resolution directed to Robert Fechner, national CCC head, the com- mission asked that camps and sub- camps be located as follows, the loca- tion of the main camp being given first: |. New England and Elgin. . Hazen and Killdeer. . Lake Metigoshe and Rolla. . Valley City and Enderlin. . Larimore and Grand Forks. . Williston and Watford City. , Bismarck and Steele. . Park River and Langdon. . Carrington and Cooperstown. The camps would be under the jurisdiction of the soil conservation service, but the work program would be jointly laid out by that service and the state water conservation board. 00 roll flips. developed and an sister, Mrs E. J. Sehults and Me. |], Peisteteic, Reprints ams R. T. Bakken, 511 Second St. From 2%x3%, de each; 2%x4%, | here she plans to go to Minneapolis | MINNESOTA POINTS High- Low- est est Pct. Moorhead, peldy. .-.. Ba.iCds SOUTH DAKOTA POINTS High- Low- est Pct. BB 00 est Aberdeen, pcid; 18 Huron, peld Mobridge, cl Pierre, clay. Rapid’ City, MONTANA POINTS Hi GN Glendive, peldy. Havre, ty. Helena, e 5 | Lewistown, “clay. | Sofia, Bulgaria, Sune 16.—(#)— Queen Giovanna, wife of King Boris, aR ol gave birth Wednesday to a son who may some day rule Bulgaria. Military garrisons throughout the land fired salutes of 100 guns, There would have been only 21 for a girl. MINNESOTA AREA DRENCHED St. Paul, June 18.—(?)—Torrential rains drenched * Mower county and Miles City, Baldy, c22- WeatHmR aT OTHER Fo High- Low-\" est Be est Amarillo, Texas, ssid, se Dubois, Idan, “peidy. z Eamonto a, clear § southeastern Minnesota early Wed- Moden 0. nesday. WATIOMAL BISTHAERS PRODUCTS CORPOR. ‘Fargo Warehouse , 305 Front Street Phone 590 e BRAND a fop- vn KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY DISTRIBUTED BY Northwest Beverages, Inc. Bismarck Warehouse 121 So. Fifth St. Phone 2266 0 . Louis, Mo. rain Salt Lake City, U., pcldy. Santa Fe, N. 3 S 8. Marie, Seattle, Wi Sheridan, Wyo., cl Sioux City, Iowa, cldy. 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