The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 28, 1937, Page 3

ulleti (By The Associated Peiping, (U. 8. Embassay Wire- less to Shanghai), July England Has Biggest Navy; U. S. Second Washington, July 283—()—A navy department tabulation of the world’s comparative sea-power, disclosed ‘wednesday Great Britain was far ahead of other nations. The British navy now consists of 285 warships of 1,216,398 tons, the figure showed, It has under con- struction 96 more ships of 541,000 tons. The United States navy is second. It has 325 ships of 1,083,330 tons (in- cluding 212 wartime vessels of 214,100 tons considered over-age). Eighty- seven ships of 335,565 tons are under construction, Man Jumping From ns Mrs. R.G. Swedman, 50, Succumbs in Fargo Burroughs Adding Machine company re. Besides her husband she leaves her mother, Mrs. Bertha Peterson, ® son, Vernon, and a daughter, Delores, in There is a brother, George Jacob- son, and three half-brothers, Harold and Oscar Peterson in Minneapolis, and Willie Peterson in Chicago. Marines Re-establish Order After Rioting Bridgetown, Barbadoes, July 28.— (®)—The British cruiser Apollo landed here Wednesday to enforce order after many hours of rioting had taken at least six lives and geen 21 Persons injured, Tuesday ® mob of rioting laborers smashed shop windows in the main street of this historic and picturesque West Indian capital and pushed au- tomobiles into the sea. Police fired over the heads of the rioters to dis- ee James McCormack Mary Jane Mohan When police found the body of attractive, 16-year-old Mary Jane Mohan, right, in the fire-charred ruins of “Daybreak Inn” at Lake St. Clair, Mich., and discovered that she had been struck a blow on the head, they ordered the arrest of James McCormack, 31, pictured at left in jail in Cleveland, where he was caught. Police said the Perse them. ceil} pay files toana ona er eee came from McCormack’s 5 ormack, a paroled convict and the tavern’s dishwasher, 9 7 said he was awakened by smokee, thought everyone out of the tavern, Today 8 Recipe took $47 from the safe and went to Detroit, thence to Cleveland. Scrambled Eggs Creole Four tablespoons bacon fat, 2 table- Grand Forks Railroad Employe Dies of Hurts Grand Forks, N. D,, daly 28.—(7)}— Rudolph Heine, 22, injured Tuesday when @ crane burrow bucket rolled on him at the Great Northern railway underpass under construction here, ed in a hospital here early Wednes- ay. Heine was employed by the railroad as a section worker. Officials said the chain holding a section of track broke, releasing the bucket which toppled into Heine. No inquest will be held, death being termed acci- dental. Survivor’s are Heine's parents, six sisters and four brothers. One sister, Mrs. Lawrence Odegard, lives at Ab- erdeen, 5. D. The other relatives re- side here. Funeral arrangements have not been announced. Mother Believed to Have Shot Two Boys Henderson, N. C., July 98.—()—Two small sons of Mrs, P. R. Overby, 31- year-old farm woman, died shortly before noon Wednesday of bullet wounds which, Coroner Asa Paschall said, were inflicted by their mother. Mrs. Overby’ was brought to a hos- pital here apparently seriously ill. The coroner ascribed her condition to poison which he said she swal- lowed after shooting the children, John Russell, aged 7, and Jimmie Moving Train Killed|Senators Organize to Watford: City, N. D, July 2——| Promote Sugar Control Theodore W. Schultz was killed east of Cartwright late Tuesday when he attempted to jump from a moving freight train, His body, with the skull fractured, lay on the right-of-way until 10 a. m., Wednesday, when it was discov- ered by-members of a section crew. Robert Hinman, McKenzie county coroner, called a coroner’s jury which investigated the death and found Wednesday that the death was acci- dental. Members of the jury were Tom Thorson, Emil Johnson and Joe Simoneig, Minot Police Probe Discovery of Body Minot, N. D., July 28. — (®) — The body of a baby, helieved stillborn pre« maturely, was found wrapped in a towel in @ garbage container in the rear of a hotel in the business dis- trict here today. * Erwin Kennedy, route 4, Minot, was | cleaning the box when he came upon the body. He said he had checked the box Tuesday and found it half full. He found the body near the top, indicating it had been placed there in the past 24 hours, Authorities were conducting an in- vestigation, and police were attempt- ing to learn the identity of the mother. Washington, July 286.—(#)—More than a score of senators from sugar- producing states organized a bloc ‘Wednesday to fight for enactment of new sugar control legislation before congress adjourns. At a conference called by Senator Adams (Dem.-Colo.) they directed Adams to arrange a White House conference to discuss a dispute over refined sugar which has blocked ac- tion in the house, Adams and others at the meeting said the controversy over Secretary Ickes’ demand that Hawaii and Puer- to Rico be permitted to refine as much sugar as they desired was “the only real point” at issue. Farm Price Program Enactment Postponed ‘Washington, Jt 28.—(#)—Chair- man Jones (Dem.-Tex.) of the house agriculture committee announced Wednesday that congressional action on farm price stabilization legislation had been postponed definitely until next session. The announcement came after Jones had met with Speaker Bank- head, majority Leader Rayburn and members of the committee. Jones said the committee had de- “s* BISMARCK "722" WHO? Everyone in the Bismarck trad- ing area is invited as the guest of the Junior Association of WHERE? City of Bismarck, everything scheduled in downtown area. (Sponsored by Bismarck Jr. evening to the and his City Fel- TICKETS AT ONCE! Association of Commerce) : cided to follow a course previously de- cided upon. by the senate agriculture committee—to study the legislation at meetings before the next session of congress convenes in January. Jones explained that a conference of his committee with representa- tives of national farm organizations Tuesday, developed differing views which would be impossible to compose before adjournment. Blame Labor Trouble For Drop in Profits New York, July 28—(7)}—A $22,- 000,000 drop in General Motors cor- Poration’s net earnings during the June quarter was ascribed in part to labor troubles Wednesday by Chair- man Alfred P, Sloan, Jr. Sloan indi- cated price increases were being con- sidered because of rising costs. Sloan reported the corporation’s net earnings for the June quarter were $65,731,100, or $1.48 a common share, compared with $88,108,372, or $2 a share, in the June quarter last year. Net earnings for the six months were 110,545,266, equal to $2.47 a com- mon share, against $140,572,546, or beg 2 share, in the first six months of . BUFFALO, N. D., WOMAN DIES Fargo, N. D., July 28—(?)—Mrs. Emil Lorenz, 55, of Buffalo, N. D., died Tuesday night in a Fargo hos- pital. The body was taken to Valley ye Mrs. Lorenz, formerly Mary Ertel, was born May 12, 1881, at Valley City. She leaves Mr, Lorenz. Ancient shoemakers kept talking crows in their shops as symbols of their trade. sare en YOU CAN THROW CARDS IN HIS FACE ONCE TOO OFTEN WHEN you have those awful cramps; when your ham's Ve Compound, It helps Nature tone up the system, thus! the forte ‘spoons’ minced onion, 2 tablespoons minced green peppers, 2 tablespoons chopped celery, 6 eggs, beaten, % cup teaspoon salt, % tea- ing water. Brown onion in fat heated in frying pan, Add seasoning, eggs and to- matoes. Heat slowly and stir con- stantly until mixture becomes thick and creamy. Add water. (It cuts the “eggy” taste). Mix well and serve immediately with broiled bacon or sausages, Mustard Pickles (Good All Year) 4 cups chopped ripe cucumbers, 4 cups chopped green cucumbers, 4 cups chopped onions, 4 cups chopped green tomatoes, 4 cups shredded green peppers, 1 large cauliflower, separ- ated, 2 quarts cold water, % cup salt. Prepare vegetables and place in separate bowls, cover with the water and salt. Soak over night. In morning drain and scald each, allowing water to stand over vegetables 10 minutes. Drain and add sauce. Mustard Sauce 1-3 cup white mustard seed, 1 ta- blespoon tumeric, 2 tablespoons yel- low mustard (ground), 1-3 cup celery seed, 2 cups sugar, 1 1-3 cups flour, 1 cup water, 8 cups vinegar. Blend seasonings with sugar and flour, add water and part of vinegar, mixing to prevent lumping. Add rest of vinegar and cook 5 minutes. Add prepared vegetables and simmer 30 minutes, Stir frequently. Pour into sterilized jars and seal. Cucumber Salad Cups Cucumber cups are salad holders with a dash and a flair that will in- trigue your family’or ‘guests. And here is how you make these clever little cups! First, select “tubby” cu- cumbers. Then cut each cucumber in half, which provides forthe mak- ing of two salad cups. Cut off the rounded end of each cucumber half in order to make a firm base for the cup and scoop out the center. Then peel the cucumber in narrow strips down to within an eighth-of-an-inch of the bottom. Put the cucumber cups in a. bowl of iced water and place in refrigerator to become cruled and crisped . If the cucumbers have been previously stored in a refrigera- tor they will be crisp and fresh when peeled and it will, therefore, be nec- essary only to leave them in the ice water until the “petals” are curled. When the cucumber cups are ready fill them with a mixture of the scooped-out cucumber, flaked salmon, sliced hard-cooked eggs, and diced sweet pickle. This salad is certain to be @ popular one when served to the family. Dr. C. D. Grinnells of North Caro- lina State college says foot and mouth disease, livestock threat of several years ago, has been eradi- cated. “/ PILE IN A HALF TON LOAD... AND STILL GET 20 MILES PER GALLON ANDREW FISCHER, JR., Bellevue, Ky. “ a sTILL cAN scarcely believe my eyes—or my speedometer! I never thought cars of Chrysler Royal’s operating efficiency could be built. “Imagine making 20 miles per gal- lon carrying half-ton loads up hill and down dale. That’s what my Chrysler Royal gives me. I have to make de- liveries of batteries all over southern- western Ohio. Two or three times a week I put a thousand to 1200 pounds 9 “IT’S ROYAL FOR ROOM! te “‘Ir’s paticutrut to find « car that has both low-swung, dashing lines and gracious roominess inside. I like the chair-high seats . . . the comfort of riding .. . the easy handling. . . and most of all the safe, straight-ahead stop. ping provided by the hydraulic brakes. IAISS JOYCE KOHR, Now York, N.Y. of these batteries in the back end of my coupe and the performance and economy I get is just astounding. «And then, when my work is done, I have a fine-looking car for my pleasure driving. I like the chair-high seats with which the Royal is pro- vided. They give you a comfortable, restful ride and also permit you to have a good view of the road ahead.” Davis, six months, to death, May Permit Mattern To Fly to Moscow ‘The fascination which water has for folks these summer after- noons ‘causes perspiring mortals to go down to the sea in some queer-looking ships. Chicago Railroad Operates at Profit Chicago, July 28—(#)—The Chi- cago, Rock Island and Pacific rail- road reported Wednesday June net operating income of $1,406,245, com- Pared with $33,805 a year ago. First six months het was $828,899, com- pared with a deficit of $1,845,758 the corresponding 1936 period. The road said improvement in the six months figures was due to in- creased revenues and refund of 1936 accruals for the railroad retirement act. U.S. Battleship Visits Russian Polar Seaport Washington, July 28—(?)—The navy announced Wednesday the cruiser Augusta, flagship of the Asiatic fleet, arrived at Viadivostok Wednesday for @ courtesy visit to Soviet, Russia’s Far-Eastern port. The cruiser is the first American naval ship to call at a Soret port since the Bolshevik revo! ution, : Sterling | By SHIRLEY STEWART Mr. and Mrs. George Erickson of Milwaukee, Wis., and Mr. and Mrs, Fred Erickson and family of Moffit were Tuesday evening visitors at the Harry Hanson home here. Mrs. Hallie Belk moved to Bis- marck last week, Mr. and Mrs, S. T. Parke returned home Friday after taking their daughter back to her home in Wash- n, iss Leona Larson is spending a few days at.the Math Braun home. Shirley Freshour spent a few days last week with Mrs. Harold Hobbs. Ralph Meyer returned home Tues- day after visiting relatives in Colo- rado and Kansas. Sterling defeated the Dawson baseball team Sunday at Dawson by @ score of 14 to 8, Mrs. Ray Hansen and Delores spent a few days at the Clarence Olson home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Olson and sons were callers at the Roy Hansen home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stewart, Leona Larson and Curtis Elness were sup- r seers at the Math Brawn home junday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hobbs, Mr. and Mrs. Si McCloskey, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zuraff, Jr., and Shirley Freshour went on a picnic at Lake Isabel Sunday. Ear! Hall and sons Earl and Wes- —$—$<_______“ | Prefers Mother bi peta dat tt tito 7 At top, Barbara Chase and Anne Holmes of Augusta, Me., achieve solid comfort on their excursions by mak- ing a mattress support their outboard motor. Stewart of Kalamazoo, Mich., sans shirt, in the lower photo, wouldn’t trade his motorized raft for the fastest powerboat on the jake: “The raft will do seven miles an hour. : Washintgon, July 28—(#)—Secre- tary Roper Wednesday indicated the bureau of air commerce would grant the application of Jimmie Mattern for a permit to fly across the North Pole to Moscow. He said, however, three govern- ment agencies would investigate what of value might result from the flight before any permit is issued, Justice Gordon L, ley visited with Mrs. Hall, who is a Reet at the Bismarck hospital, esday. Chief’s Nephew White Bull, nephew of Sitting Bull, famed Sioux chieftain, is one of the few Indian survivors of the Custer massacre on the Little Big Horn. He lives at Little Eagle, 8. D. Y, OQ a The Morning AfterTaking Carter's Little Liver Pills OO Richmond By MARTHA BOSSERT E. B. Sauter of Tuttle called at the Christ Berg home Monday. J. J. Hochhalter of Steele was a caller in this vicinity Thursday. Miss Leona Enget was taken to a Bismarck hospital Friday for treat- ment of injuries received while stacking hay. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weber, who are now in St. Helens, Ore., will return to North Dakota some time in August. Mr, and Mrs. G. A. Bossert and son Gottfried drove to Mercer Sun- day to visit friends. ir. and Mrs, Dave Hochhalter and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Vollmer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Degner and son ‘William and Edward Stroh were Sunday supper guests at the Jacob Stroh home. Ernest and Andrew Berg and Henry Hein spent Sunday afternoon at the Jake Lena home. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mehlhoff and ‘Mr. and Mrs. Christ Berg and daugh- ter Martha visited at the Dan Hein home Sunday. Wild game is increasing in the giant Kruger game preserve in South Africa. 419 Broadway QUT POP ILE LUBES / SEE THIS REVOLUTIONARY FRIGIDAIRE INVENTION ! TAVIS MUSIC CO. Frigidaire Distributor Bismarck, N. Dak. Phone 762 says the ‘A mighty pleasing taste, Father Time” _ OLD TOWN TAVERN KEEPER “TF GAVE it two solid years of careful ageing,” says Father Time. “No won- der it’s smoother, mellower and finer tasting! And, of course, it was a good National Distillers product to start with. Mighty hard to beat as a value, I figure!” rou noe 10 ETD coco uv ‘National Distillers Products Corporation, New York, N. Y, “of LIKE ITS LINES. .1” «We Looxe oven all the cars at the auto show and picked the Chrysler Royal. It looks like a thoroughbred... and runs like one! I pile in a lot of lug- gage for hunting and fishing trips. . . and despite hills and country roads, I get better than 18 miles to the gallon. DEN HAGEN, Otendele, Calif. CHRYSLER INVADES THE LOW-PRICED FIELD / ‘& CHRYSLER ROYAL . . . 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