The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 30, 1937, Page 2

(T4NEW LAWS WILL BECOME, EFFECTIVE THURSDAY MDDNIGHT Statutes Enacted at Last Ses- sion Take, Effect; Many Held Important + Changes in procedure were being completed in several state offices Wednesday as 174 new laws and newly-amended_ portions of old acts created by the last legislative session become effective Thursday. Legislators at the regular session and a five-day special assembly ap- proved about 260. measures for Gov- ernor William Langer’s signature. More than 90 carried. the emergency clause becoming effective immed- iately. One important new measure effec- tive Thursday is an act prohibiting deficiency judgments upon notes, mortgages or contracts given to secure payment of money loaned upon real estate or to secure purchase price of real estate. In case of default, a holder of @ real estate mortgage or land contract is entitled only to a foreclosure or cancellation of mort- gage or contract. Also effective is North Dakota's fair trade act designed to protect trade mark owners, distributors and the public against injurious and uneco- nomic practices in distribution of ar- ticles of standard quality under a distinguished brand. New Branch Bank Law A new banking act will authorize establishment of paying and receiving stations by banks to aid small com- munities as a “public convenience” where no banks are located. Among other measures which go onto the statute books are those pro- hibiting compulsory military training at the University of North Dakota and the State Agricultural college; limiting use of biennial appropria- tions to three-fourths of the amount during the first 18 months and au- thorizing the exchange of coupon pons for registered bonds of the Workers Defy Youngstown Pickets BRITAIN PROTESTS. | PORTUGUESE MOVE Decision to Withdraw Aid for Non-Intervention Observ- ers Deplored (By the Associated Press) Great Britain protested Wednesday to Portugal against its decision to Suspend ‘facilities for aiding British non-intervention observers along the Spanish frontier. Foreign-Secretary Anthony Eden told the house of commons that Por- tuguese observers have been with- drawn in addition to the suspension. Measures tightening requirements] He seid the British government of the food and drugs laws will go| had advised Portugal that it regretted into effect along with a law setting | ‘uch action. up a code of dental ethics, another| In reply, he added, the British gov- providing for organization of co-oper- | ¢rament had been given to under- ative grazing associations of less than | Stand “that if general assent is ob- 50,000 acres, and others outlining | tained in principle in the non-inter- plans for aid to dependent children,| vention committee to a plan for the needy blind and old age assistance | re-establishment of maritime contro! under the public welfare board. the Portuguese government will con: Fire Marshal Vanishes sider prompt resumption of their du- Arrangements were being com-| ties by observers.” pleted Wednesday by Insurance Com-| The withdrawal of facilities for the missioner Oscar Erickson to take over | British observers on the Portugal the office of the state fire marshal} Spanish frontier opened @ vast sec- under an act which abolished the|tion of insurgent-held territory in fire marshal’s department as an in- | Spain to possible unsupervised impor- dependent unit. Records, files and| tation of arms and volunteers. equipment are being turned over to (Portugal, from time to time, hag the insurance department. Erickson | indicated its sympathy with Germany will serve as ex-officio marshal andj and Italy in their support of insur- a deputy will be named. gent General Francisco Franco). North Dakotans seeking to sever| The development further compli- marital ties will be required to fur-| cated Britain's efforts to restore & nish affirmative proof in divorce ac-| full naval patrol of Spain’s coasts to tions under another law providing no| prevent arms end men from reaching divorce can be granted upon default elther aide in the civil war. * of the defendant, upon uncoroborat- ——_—— ed testimony or upon any statement GNDA Officers Okay Hopkins Work ‘Plan or finding of fact made by a referee. The court rfust require proof of facts Jamestown, N. D., June 30—(P)— Officers of the Greater North Dakota alleged, in addition to other. testi- mony. association, in annual summer ses- Hopton, Tillotson In New Law Office Attorneys Harold Hopton and B, F. sion here, heard reports of executive Officers, and prepared to authorize activities for this summer and fall at the concluding conferences Wednes- Tillotson announced Wednesday they have taken ‘offices together in the Olympic building at Broadway|now under way, proposals. for and Third St. continuation were outlined by B. E. It-was explained that the men are}Groom, chairman of the agricultural not formirg a partnership at this| committee. time but that they will have joint of-] The api Harry ’ administrative order where- fices. Hopton’s office formerly was locat- | by federal work relief agencies would ed in the Eltin building, also at | follow the practice originated in 1935 ‘Third and Broadw when .all able bodied men were re- Tillotson recently returned to Bis- |eved marck after an‘absence of about a year in the west and has resumed the prac- tice of law here. Sap iculiueal development tivities | act Unfll lest January Hopton was state insurance commissioner. Fair Seeks Couple For Public Wedding Several Are Injured _ In Clash of CIO-AFL aa THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1987 Weather Report For Bismarck and vicinit: cloudiness a: local Lande bod A eee northwest ton! ht; war night, and cooler Thursday tonight and Partly cloudy robably bs Unsettled and cooler jursday. QGENERAL WEATH CONDITIONS The barometric pre: Manitoba, er t Major General Gilson D. Light, directing troop-enforced peace throughout the industrial Ma- honing valley in Ohio, said ap- proximately 15,500 out of ® nor- mally employed 20,000 workers in steel mills at Youngstown, O., had returned to work. The workers were forced to pass through picket lines ‘to enter the plant, which had been closed by a strike called by the Steel Workers Organizing committee. ‘Women strike sympathizers are shown here, some yelling and spitting at non-strikers. The workers generally ignored them. 7 MEN WORE SHOT IN BACK, SENATE. | INQURY REVEALS: Testimony Is Taken as Search Into Memorial Day Battle Continue SUSPECT IN GIRLS “SLAYING IS HUNTED Man Known as ‘Eddie the Sail- or’ Believed to Be Degen- erate Killer degenera\ wood girls. Rewards ele the hunt for the fiend’s cap- “Eddie the Sailor,” th “When we reached the car, I kicked my cousin and’ reminded her, whispers, what her mother had told her about going riding with a strange man,” Lillian said. “So we didn't go, but Melba and Jeanette‘and Madeline got into the car with the man.” Washington, June 30.—(#)—The senate Civil Liberties committee pres- ented evidence Wednesday that seven Mo were shot in the back. Chairman LaFollette. (Prog.-Wis.) submitted a hitherto unpub! WATFORD GAY MAN DROWNED I CREEK’ Chauncey Doty, 26, Former. Bis- marck Resident, Sinks ih 15 Feet of Water Watford City, N.D., June 30.—UP— | 30 Cleveland, June 30.—(#)—Several Persons were injured, women’s dresses were Prosperity Comes. to Add to your list of Accumulated excess to date .. ickinson, Aberdeen, Huron, Mobrid Pierre, ir Rapid’ City, cli WEATHER AT OTHER POINTS, High- Low- Winnipe| north: ches nd no! Cansdian Province: in ee ahippin, ortion an ids ene used for grazing. Date eka ee Sunday but dam-/ - Samuel Leibowits (right), noted an appearance for Robert Irwin Reduced to ie Gedeon, her mother and a roomer C from page ome. D Guards Open Way For 3,600 Men to Return to Plants 00 President Roosevelt's comment that Oo | he believed the majority of people's! opinion of strikers and ateel compa- nies alike was well st in plague Shakespeare's line: “A on ‘White House spokesmen were quick to point out, however, that the presit dent had not meant the comment as applicable to both sides in general, but rather to the extremists of koth of | sides, NTINUE jan. to dal January ist to dat NORTH DAKOTA POINTS 5 panee see ton, cl ab; cle both ‘your houses.” sha isnt Whe wil nee names | ose who 5 Penge chieas4 Re, ty He added it did not include employ- ‘e orhead, clear organized, who majority and who do not believe in violence and who are honestly jeg to pursue collective ° | spirit as well as the letter of the law. Otder Two From Town At Johnstown, Pa. James: Mark, foil GIO leader, and -C. + MONTANA “one st Pet. ie 5 seeessssssssssssssssees: bombs on a grass plot near the “Stop 1¢” entrance to the tube company’s main works. 10,000 Return to Work Republic. announced Tuesday night that “nearly 10,000 Republic employes of the Mahoning .Valley plant who had béen out of work since of the strike, to their jobs.’ seeee Hig H i 3 Notre Dame Gridmen|° ish. South Bend, Ind., June 30.—(?)— notes | cr when ‘with Irwin, as shown here, Fessenden, N. D., June 30—Even the assurances of Manager EB, W- . Vancura that ali marriages hereto- fore performed at the fair have turned out satisfactorily have failed to induce any Wells county couple to offer to be publicly married at the ‘Wells county fair July 15. Cash and merchandise prizes await any couple “8 SUMMERS | under the warm summer ary HGH mctie each 2 YEARS” TEN ‘sninute of every month—in the football team developed at the Uni- versity of Iowa by Coach Irl Tubbs sutumn will play five “special” E ebe i i iS i VG STRAICHT | BOURBON WHISKEY SE ER an eS ee hy the fact that sll but three of Notre men have I 7m Round-by-Round! Blow-by-Blow! 8 Terrific Rounds! SEE! E teleniea Oe the pasted ht. in Retains Noted | attorney, entered the accused slayer of Ronnie in their home, Birkel Pointing for Air Trip to Moscow Russia, graveyard of his two world flight attempts, became the goal of. Jimmy Mattern, Américan speed fiyer, as he an- nounced plans to. return the nonstop .Moscow-U.. S. flight of three Soviet airmen. In-'1932, Mattern and Bennett recent ergshed in Siberia. He is shown pmilingly plotting the course of his nonstop’ polar hop from Oakland to Mc SCOOP! : Special Added. Hit Authentic LOUIS Braddock Fight Pletures | as the Brown Bomber See It Today—and Thursday arta: Pa ramount PLU THE LOVE BATTLE OF THE CENTURY! “LET'S GET MARRIED” IDA LUPINO - WALTER CONNOLLY RALPH BELLAMY ‘ See what happens when a hundred pounds of red-headed dynamite blows up in your face! 4. M. Stephens Warns: of Over. estimating Man's Role in Drouth Control rt. Leonard ir wing Bismarck July 7 for Bethle- Pa., where he will be in charge the R.O.T.C. unit at Lehigh uni- veraity. 5 5 ‘Colonel Leonard responded | Guests were Walter H. Rridebes » Fis.; John Shaw, Fargo, and R. 8. Theodore R. Tay- lor, James Bants and Christie Bantz, all of Bismarck. Program Death Probe Goes on At Insane Hospital CAPITOL Wednesday & Thursday