The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 29, 1937, Page 4

PRINTERS SPEEDING FIRST VOLUMES OF _, 1937 SESSION LAWS For First Time Since 1889 Compilation Will Require Over 700 Pages Printers hustled Tuesday to com- plete first volumes of North Dakota's 1937 session laws carrying history of the 25th legislation session which passed more than 250 new measures including nearly 170 effective July 1. While there were not as many laws as in former years, Secretary of State James D. Gronna said com- piled session laws probably will be in excess of 700 pages, the largest volume turned out since statehood. Average number of pages in session law books Since the state was admitted to the union is less than 500, he said. ‘The volume's bulk was attributed to several lengthy measures in which law or expenditures and handling of fed- cral monies in cooperation with state Programs was set forth. The longest law of the 1937 session is the North Dakota unemployment compensation and social security act which comprises 25 pages, The state’s bill covers 20 pages. Table of contents lists 258 new laws of which 93 were declared “emi ” by legislators and be- came effective immediately. Gronna said all measures not emergency or referred, become effective July 1 ex- cept in such instances where the law sree teal designates a later date. than tions, 15 taxation, 14 schools, 9 agri- culture and 8 bond » The balance come under er divisions. ‘There were 53 resolutions approved. ‘LADY PEACE’ GOES INTO SPANISH WAR Plane Dick Merrill Piloted Across Atlantic Sold to Loyalist Government Leon, Northern Spain, June 29.—(P) —The “Lady Peace.” trans-Atlantic requirements, : ‘The remainder of the dozen or s0 aiplanes that were lashed haghasard ly to the deck of the Mar Cantabrico when she dashed Brooklyn, and made the open sea just ahead of the passage of the United States t's new neutrality a mee war, Most of the machine » rifles and ammunition in the ehip’s cargo were likewise old and worthless. The “Lady Peace” was sold to the Spanish Park Motion Pictures Shown Kiwanis Club The first two pictures dealt entirely with scenery in the two national Free City of Danzig, June 29.—(7)— Pastor Rudolph Walther, chairman of the Danzig confessional church, was sentenced to three months’ im- circular letter read from his pulpit. “ KING VISITS HITLER Berlin, June and Prime Minister MacKensie, king ier reeh eelked for an: hour ‘Tues- 1G simply price, | It’s their matchless quality. Made better. Packed better. Taste better than any imita- ol gee Reais At all grocers, ready to serve with —_ milk or cream. ie a |e Crock, . a rae Say before 3 to be worthless for| ” HN EE eae Hitler own invention, above, and relaxes padded chait’s left arm, a radio in the right and a overhead. Turney calls it the Age, Not Youth, Hardest ROBERT A. WACY, 65, To Handle in Civil War} FATHER OF 13, DIES ‘With the Northern Insurgent Armies in the Field—(?)—Incur- Spain has thousands of sol- up to the big main postoffice. A bit bent here and there by rheu- matism, faded slightly as to sight, possibly Shields Blacksmith and Farmer Stricken With Embolism who are willing but not able. totally unaware of what Trying to keep impetuous makes the weapons in their hands of Lung Sunday Garay ter gira | ES ees cones wi y haven't s e! en cl ) & constant problem. “doing thelr bit,” the homeguards, | with io" oltein erahe tunes babe But the rheumatic old men, Youth Passes By ert Abraham Wagy, 65, father of 13 some of them still hot for battle, Inside the postoffice are hun- | children, died in Carson hospital are even @ thornier worry. dreds of young soldiers, rifles a few hours after he was Every nation that.ever has gone slung on their backs, pistols at 1 to war has tussled with the same their waists, sending letters and Funeral services for the man who altuation. telegrams back home. They One howl from irate parents,» | sweep by the old gentlemen in bawling out from a tough young bunches, laughing, shouting, officer, perhaps the first stutter- sometimes almost jolting them: ing thud of machine gun fire, or out of their guardi: the first body sprawled in the ‘The old men take it all, and love mud, and youngsters listen tear- it, because they're a part of the fully to reason, "| war, too, Around lunch time « Job Takes couple of Httle girls from home ‘and |J. But the oldsters have weight bring grandpas their lunches in Tespect and proof S0Up to dessert. ed away at 1p. m. patriotism, ‘The job is to divert One old man, bowed but eager, Fans tiie Horii tear Soto, Mie them tactfully from physical guarded the entrance to a muse- . 24, 1871, ‘There he grew to hardships they couldn’t endure to um for two straight days and |. In 1911 he moved to Freda, N. D,, WI he followed the trade of @ blacksmith. In 1917 he removed to Shields where he has resided since. He was a long-time member of the Fellows. posts where they look good and their pride is satisfied. In Vitoria, for instance, two an- cients are on duty with rifles guarding the outside steps going Uef sentry for him. It took the old man two weeks to recover from exposure. lowing children, Walter, Albert, Gerald and Mrs. Lena Madrid, all Experimental Station Tour to Be Thursday|| People’s Forum © Editor's Note—The Tribune wel comes letters on subjects of inter- eat, dealing with contro- versial religious subjects, which attack individuals unfairly. oF which offend good taste and fair play will be returned to the writ- ers, All letter iT be signed. If you wish to @ pseudonym, sign the pseu first a our own name be: it. We reserve the right to such parts of letters as may be necessary to conform to this policy and to re- quire publication of: a- writer's name where justice and fair play Letters must 600 words. Fort Detachment to ps at the station at 1:30 p. m. (CST) Thursday, and during the inspection of the plant will be belts, shrubbery planting, flower plots, fruit plantings and other experi- mental layouts. * Farmers interested in dairying will be shown through the dairy station and will inspect pasture demonstra- eee operated in connection with the Jamboree Scouts Get Official Appointments A detachment composed of Com- pany L, Fourth infantry, and a motor transport company will leave Fort Lincoln Wednesday morning for Camp Ripley. Little Falls, Minn., for Fourth army maneuvers, In commend of the detachment will be Major O, A. Mulkey. Also making the trip are Capt. R. C. Babbitt: and Lieut. W. C. Wilson. ——— Heat affects black horses more than it does those of any other color. Life in Prison? It's to Laugh! - make it advisable. be limited to SCOUTING HELPS POLICE Bismarck, N. D., June 28th, 1937, the Washington, 5, C. Sati » June the Northern Pacific marck. While I was wat these boys leave on this train, a it came. to my mind that among Boy Scouts and those who are unable to there will be its, leaders Men who will guide the destiny of this country in the future and guide it well. The more I observe these Scouts the more convinced I am that the Boy Scouts is a wonderful or- ganization and the men who are spending their ‘valuable time and see tia for the Region 10 press “ New England Robert Hammes, Scout, is acting as jamboree corre- spondent for the Mandan Daily Pio- Neer, National Income Will Total $35,000,000,000 among our youth "> From observation police duty I can frankly state that any boy who is a Boy Scout can be trusted and you will not find these boys Juvenile Court or cain as many other boys are inclined to do these da; heart I must say bey Gn aa a brow jie ba ened Sea eee ive or- A POLICE OFFICER. EX-DICKINSON WOMAN DIES WAGE BOARD NAMED minimum wage advisory baord, charged with fixing minimum salary scales for women in Minnesota industry, was announced Tuesday by the indi commission. work easy. Mel’o transforms hard water. Makes it soft as rain, Bair ishes unpleasant scum. Makes all washing easier, Saves chapped hands, It’s Made by the makers of SaniFlush. Sold by ell grocers in two handy sises, Queen . | SCHEDULED JULY 14 Attend Maneuvers acoording “to AMIDON ELECTIONS Burleigh and Kidder County Soil Conservation District Hearings Slated tors for the new district and serve as ® governing body, McKinnon atated. Decision to hold the election was made by the state committee after it @etermined there was need for the ‘soll conservation district. creation Hearings on the proposed of two other districts were set by Mc- Kinnon. Land oocupiers in Southern Burleigh county will be given hear- ings at Menoken and Moffit on July 16, and at Bismarck, July 17, while those desiring a district in South- west Kidder county will be heard at Steele, July 10. YOUTH CONFESSES BURGLARY OF P. 0. Says Two Fellow Deserters From Navy Helped Rob Mandan Building Confession that he had participated in the robbery of the Mandan post office Saturday night was obtained Tuesday from Dennis Leo Webber, 22, of Knoxville, Md., Postal Inspector L. 5 Minot, said Tuesday. Webber implicated two other men in his confession, Shaski said. Their names were not disclosed, Webber said he and his two com- pantons were deserters from the U, 8. navy had met while riding on * ito Mt ‘be liminary given a pre! hearthg before U. 8, Commissioner J. H. Noakes of Mandan. Qnly minor loot was taken in the pllges five ‘been captured, according ave cal i to Shaski. Webber’ gained entrance to Mandan 27,000 Boy Scouts in Capital for Jamboree Washington, June 29.—(7)}—Boy scouts took over the capital Tuesday. The last delegations of 27,000 ‘teen- age youths were arriving for a 10-day rational Jamboree. By sindown, their tented city will be ready for program ranging from dozen faicoin) scout bands ana Rage cope will bed the national Services for Father of Local Woman Held North Dakota for more than 25 years. The WPA has invented @ vibrom- eter which will test the sympathetic vibration of airplane parts. Two Free Enlargements 8x10 Enlargement PROMINENT HORTON RANCHER IS BURED (gh nee ae dae tar and sick from having eaten Robert Gwyther, 82, Laid to wander sd inte the poe plat of i le Rest Tuesday in Fort Rice yee] Cemetery wae John Iverson, power super> sage, but the chemicals remove the tar destroyed this. Sick Mother Shoots Her Two Sons, Self hospital. -months-old, was in a critical cong. dition, a bullet in his brain. Dickson coin wife, Belva, 44, had in il th, INSINTY EXPECTED essa T0 BE DEFENSE OF (iz, se eeasie SAVER OF THREE Spee cen New York to Demand Life of by Northwest Airline |" Former Divinity Student. St Paul, June 29—(#)—Northwest 4 y § Airlines will try late in August to esteblish ® transcontinental record for transport planes fully loaded, Croil Hunter, vice president and general manager of the line, an- nounced Tuesday. RETIRED FARMER DIES ih, Ethel Kudner completed her story The attempt will be made from 4 she a Sarah aut eH Btls | her sister and last Easter |¢2® company’s new sky sephyrs— THINK si Ne roe pal ts superpowered transport ships under ry a Se Ay ke tere | construction for the line in Califor- urohealt nia HOR St. Paul will be the only stop, The plane will refuel there. / To attract the attention of the females of the species, male spiders often engage in mock fights. murder and as one he “loved and. hated,” whose death, he believed, would “the way out” of his mental sufferings. He “borrowed” the lives of the two Gedeons and a roomer, he said, in » plan to take the life of Mrs. Kudner. 4 DRINK BU. Seagram’s 5 Crown MODERN WOMEN | BET t aaa a nervous strain, or similar causes. we peeen my |g FINER TASTE druggists for over 45 years. 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