The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 21, 1937, Page 2

} i fen CENT BOOST IN RELIEF GRANTS GETS BOARD'S OK “State Welfare Body Sanctions | Boost to Meet Emergency Winter Needs ——_—_—_ An increase of 30 per cent in grants to North Dakota public welfare board clients was approved for September over the previous month to meet) emergency winter needs of destitute people who are without sufficient fuel or warm clothing, E. A. Willson, exe- cutive director, declared today. Willson explained the board author- lzed relief grants for September of $185,000 which does not include $50,- 00 by county welfare boards. The month's total 1s $235,000. He asserted this fund will be neces- sary to care for only welfare clients and that persons receiving aid from the Works Progress administration or Farm Security administration will not be able to obtain welfare funds ex- cept in event of emergency medical fhelp when WPA or FSO checks are ‘not sufficient. In many localities farmers are able to do their own mining and hauling where they are near outcropping lig- nite coal veins, he said, but added this was not the case generally over the state. “Fuel and clothing are real winter problems and must be met,” he assert- ed. “Children must be cared for in particular so they may continue school through cold winter months.” CONTINUED) from page one U.S. and Britain Protest Jap Raid Threat in Nanking face-saving formula to win Fascist Italy's participation in the interna- ‘ional piracy patrol. Obviously referring to the three anti-Communist powers, Litvinoff declared: Proclaim Their Mission’ “In a burst of inexhaustible love for the near and distant peoples they prociaim their mission to be the free- ae. of those peoples from Commun- “To carry out their self-appointed mission of conferring great blessings on other nations, they are ready to spare no energies and resources of their own people, they are ready to reduce to the minimum its most ele- mentary material requirements and leave it on hunger rations only to have sufficient arms to root out Com- munism in other countries.” Anti-Communism, Litvinoff assert ed, often “signifies a yearning for tin, zinc, mercury and other mater- ials” and denied that either of the present wars—in Spain or China— could be justified as anti-Communis! Italy and her major Fascist friend, Germany, have sided with the insurgent cause in Spain with the avowed aim of preventing “Bolshevi- zation” of the Iberian peninsula. Ja- pan’s invasion of Chins is explained es in Tokyo as an effort to suppress anti- Japanism and Communistic influen- | i Notorious Bad Men Seen in Wisconsin 3 slilwaukee, Sept. 21.—(#)—Police tere warned authorities of all Wis-| 5 consin cities Tuesday to be on the ‘ookout for two men who were iden- tified by a Hartford, Wis., filling sta- tion operator Monday night as Al Brady, Indians bank bandit, and one a8 hie chief aides, Clarence Lee Shaf- » JF. Authorities said they had been in- termed the men carried two machine guns in the rear seat of their car, and that they paced nervously about as they purchased ten gallons of gasoline et the filling station. Will Make Machinery) son Sioux Falls, 8. D., Sept. 21.—(7)}— National farm cooperative conference - delegates voiced a prediction Tues- day that cooperatives soon will en- @uge actively in the the manufacture ad Weather Report WEATHER FORECA For Bismarck and vicinity: Show- ers probable tonight and Wednesday; cooler Wednesday. For Ni probable somewhat warmer extreme eas! er extreme west tonight; cooler nesday. For South Dakota: Partly cloudy and somewhat unsettled tonight and Wednesday; cooler Wednesday and west portion tonight. For tana: Unsettled t fair, cooler For Minnesota: fair south, unsettled north portion tonight and Wednesday, possibly local show- ers north Wednesday; somewhat warmer tonight and extreme cast Wednesday; cooler west portion Wed- nesday afternoon. GENERAL WEATHER CONDITION The barometric pressure Is low over the northern Great Pla’ nd along the stern Rocky Mountain slope, Miles City 29.58 inches, while a high pressure area overlies the north Pa- cific coast, Seattle 30.10 Inches. weather is generafly fair from Great Lakes region to the PI States and over the Far We: showers have occurred from southward to Utah. Heavy show were reported at Edmonton and Hel- ena, Warm weather throughout the central districts, but temperatures are somewhat lower over the Far West. Bismarck station barometer, Inc! 27.94. Reduced to sea level, 29.67 Missour! river stage at 7 a. m. 3.1 ft. 24 hour change, +0.1 ft, Sunrise, 6:20 a. i. Sunset, 6:43 es: PRECIPITATION For Bismarck Station: Total this month to di Normal, this month to Total, January Ist to d Normal, January 1st to Accumulated excess to date .. NORTH DAKOTA POINTS High- Low- est eat Pet. BISMARCK, Beach, cldy Carringon, Carson, cjear Crosby, peldy. Dickinson, peld Drake, clear Dunn Cener, Garrison, clear Jamesown, peld: Max, clear .. Minot, cldy. Parshall, peldy. Sanish, poldy. Williston, peli Devils Lake, clear Grand Forks, cle Hankinson, clear Lisbon, cldy. . Napoleon, eldy. Oakes, clear Pembina, clea! Wishek, ‘clear MINNESOTA oi eld Moorhead, clear souTH DAKOTA POINTS, Aberdeen, clear Huron, clear . Mobridge, clear Pierre, clear . Rapid City, peldy. MONTANA POINTS Hi; Glendive, cldy. ... Havre, rain Helena, rain Lewistown, c! Miles City, cldy. WEATHER AT OTHER POINTS Bene he s, peldy. 86 clear 70 wy clay, rillo, Te: Idaho, ta. Dodge City, Ka Dubois, Idaho, Edmonton, Alta. Kamloops, B. C. City, Mo., ¢! Angeles, Cal., Paul, M. Modena, Utal No. Platte, N » cles 9 Okia. City, Okla. clay. Phoenix, Ariz. peldy... 91 Pr. Albi f Qu’A) :/ Residents of St. Paul, Atwater, The; 00 | policy of “enlightened nationalism.” ‘00 | Secrtary of War Harry Woodring and , | who spoke before him, as @ public of- 0 Pct. | caballeros i precison and played musical master- 00! crum, once again are the champion ct the corps, which lost the drum and 00 be no more mystery about the much- ACCIDENTS KILL FOUR IN MINNESOTA Stillwater Victims of Four Mishaps (By The Associated Press) Traffic accidents left four dead and three critically injured in Minnesota Tuesday. The dead: Frank Sagert, 39, St. Paul. William Kirschbaum, 54, St. Paul. ‘Tillie Sager, 62, Atwater. Herbert Mayde, 24, Stillwater. Sagert was a passenger in an aue tomobile driven by Clifford Morten- son, 30, which crashed through a concrete wall near St. Paul. Kirschbaum was injured when he ran into the path of a motorcycle driven by Patrolman Richard G. 'S | Henshaw. Henshaw is in Ancker hos- pital with a fractured skull. Miss Sager was instantly killed late Monday when she was struck by a car as she was crossing a highway near Atwater. Mayde died Tuesday from injuries received Sunday when his motorcycle was caught between two streams of traffic and he was thrown to the roadside not far from Stillwater. CONTINUED from page one 200,000 Veterans Tread 5th Avenue in Great Review der’s dinner Monday night, said the United States in its pursuit of peace should avoid extremes and follow & Former President Herbert Hoover was a surprise guest at, the dinner, attended also by 17 state governors, Legion officials. In a brief speech—one of his few public addreses since leaving the White House—Mr. Hoover urged “ade- quate preparation for national de- tense.” Hoover Praises Hull Mr. Hoover praised Secretary Hull, olds our confidence and Forty-eight gayly caprisoned from California who marched and drilled with West Point pieces with trumpet, cymbal and corps of the American Legion. Pride of San Gabriel Post No. 442, bugle corps championship last year to the Commonwealth Edison corps of Chicago, achieved a comeback last. night in competition with 56 other crack outfits. i|Indian Shriners to Take Part in Parade After Wednesdey nigh¢: ‘there will talked-of but seldom seen Mandan- Bismarck Indian Shriners’ regalia, For the first time in their history, ‘90 | the Shriners will parade through Bis- marck streets preparatory to the opening of thelr seven-day circus in the World War Memorial building here that night. The only uniformed body of the $9| Shrine which appears at all conven- THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1987 Admiral Sailing on His Day Off a eS ical Admiral Orin G. Murfin, com- mandant of the United States Hawaiian Naval base, is shown above enjoying a holiday in true sailor style—by going on a yachting part: He leans on part of the craft’s equipment. * ulletins {By The Associated TRUCK DRIVER ATTACKED ‘Winona—Edward J. Lynch, brewery truck driver told police Tuesday he was forced from his truck at the point of @ gun this afternoon, slugged by three assailants and left in the ditch 18 miles west of here. His employer laid the attack to the local fan truck strike. OPEN INQUIRY Tunis, Tunisis—The French government opened an inquiry Tuesday into a raid by Italian sailors and cadets on an anti- Fascist headquarters in this French protectorate bordering on Italy’s North African colony of Libya. Joseph Miceli, editor of the anti-Fascist newspaper Italiano Di Tunisi, was killed and four cadets wounded. DISEASE APPEARS IN ST. PAUL St, Paul—School nurses and prin- cipals were directed Tuesday by Paul 8. Amidon, superintendent of schools, to exclude: from classes all children appearing to be in ill health as three new cases of infantile paralysis were reported in the past 24 hours at Ancker hospital, bringing the total of cases under quarantine here to 41. ,' FREIGHTER STOPPED Hongkong—The British Preight- er Sunchih was stopped 60 miles from Hongkong Tuesday by four cruisers and one aircraft car- rier, sald = message received here. The freighter was detained for an hour, signalled her iden- tity and then proceeded. ROB ROOSEVELT HOME Washington, Sept. 21—(#)— Two — | Federal Jury Indicts 3 Escaped Prisoners Fargo, N. D., Sept. 21.—(#)—Less than two hours after a federal grand Washington Sees Some North Dakota Potatoes we Senator Bismarck TONIGHT ARTISTS... Parity with industry for years and they are entitled to it.” BOTH SIDES GAIN IN SPANISH WAR TODAY and WED. 2 Big Features First Show at 6:45 HIT NO. 1 (DA LUPINO ‘Wale bt of al cigha! HOTEL REGISTRATIONS Dr. and Mra Henry ‘Thomas, Phil- oe delphia, Pa.; . AL Oswell, . Muskogee, i “Firs ae ‘A. Buttrey, 2 Insurgent Battalions Wiped S-RICHARD, | ARLEN nsie, vre, flont.; —_ yang Mrs, AL. Hess,/ Out in South; Franco 4 GAIL PATRICK Pacific ‘ibe gives Jook beast wouble!'* Advances in North Gran Hetel F. T. Gronvold, Rugby; Mr. and Mrs. 5. BEN BLUE ond RB. waite, mn tts, Minn; Mt aes, ane rt ickinson; rs. Sadie Will, ‘*. Sander| Madrid, Sept. 21.—(?)—Annihile- setieon’ Carpio; Myrtle Verivey, (tion of two Insurgent battalions was|| \ Gieaam ; ~ nlUDY CANOVA Grano; G, A. Huss, Mr. and Mrs. 1 lreported Tuesday from the far south- g : comedy tern! Oss, Minot; Mr. and Mrs. H. H. West- front, mid‘ Cor- Tere acoet, Sanger; Mrs. Lindros, Albert [er War front, midway between Cor- 6. YACHT CLUB BOYS ‘Haley; Eunice Collins, Het- |doba and Badajos, where government ‘The cqusiont quarts to Gime! Ely 8. Wright and ily, forces thrust forward in important =—* BER: Joel aw HSvone omit [MUON 7.Lou ' . Joe orfinson, Mountain; LOUIS ARMSTRONG M. Simonson, M, J. Sim | Seventeen vill east of Rivade- * A Simonton, Hanley ‘Falls, Mints; itr: |eella, on Gijon’s “iron ring” of moun- ‘The famous Truroet Kine of Swing? and Mrs.’ John Axtman, Devils Lake |tainland defenses were reported to Spectalties by and Marcelle Lawler, Watford City. have fallen to the hammer blows of Generalissimo Francisco Franco's MARTHA RAYE and CONNIE BOSWELL POPEYE CARTOON ARTISTS and MODELS Price 25¢ until 7:30 Coming Tomorrow Gags 'n Gals! Mirth and Music! It’s Got Everything! besieging army. U. of Minnesota Registration Grows 21.—()—The I; » a f . me. Monday, St. Alexius hospital,” tion increased Tuesday as nearly 2,000 Five hundred newcomers. reported to freshmen week headquarters late Monday afternoon and early Tuesday, and a large program of social events and assemblies will start off Tuesday afternoon, delegation will present re- freshmen were vised plans for the Missouri river di- version project. Bismarck’s Junior Association of Commerce meets at 6:30 p. m. today dn the Grand Pacific club room for its third annual meeting. OFFER THE POLACK BROS. INDIAN SHRINERS ALL STAR 31-ACT A Paremovat Pictore with JOHNNY DOWNS LYNNE OVERMAN TERRY WALKER Rose! st BENNY BAKER tions in Indian costume, the Indian|young Negroes have confessed to Shriners are unique throughout the| robbing the home of James Roosevelt, Swift Curren’ Pas, M 12 Winnemuce: 5 Winnipeg, Man., clear 78 00 Own First Aid Fails to Save Victim of Snake Rapid City, 8. D., Sept. 21.—(7)— A rattlesnake bite ended the life of Dr. Paul D. Emerson, 50, senior soil riestuenae of the soil conservation serv- ice, Searchers found his body late Mon- Huge Gold Nugget Found in Canada Telegraph Creek, B. C., Sept. 21.— ()—A 58-ounce gold nugget. 7% inches long, was left with the gold commissioner here Tuesday by Mr. and Mrs, Vern Shea, who said they found it in a northern British Colum- hia creek bed. PROCLAIMS PULASKI DAY Washington, Sept. 21.—(#)—Presi- dent Roosevelt Tuesday proclaimed Oct, 11 for nationwide observance of General Pulaski memorial day. Tickets available STATE MILL | the right chest to its surgery, died ‘Aj baby was the son of Mr. and Arrangements have been made to have the Bismarck high school band bend Lageed al which band eee) al opening citcus ie formance. The circus calliope Maul also join in the parad Baby With Misplaced Stomach Is Dead Minneapolis, Sept. 21.—(#)—Five days after an apparently successful operation to move its stomach from ition, time The Mrs. & baby boy two weeks old at of the Tuésday. William A, Kuffell. Terrier Jumps— Damage Extensive Portland, Ore. Sept. 21.—(7)— Ray Harvey’s iiiue terrier took a notion to jump from the car with Harvey, reaching for him, lost 3,000 TICKETS SHRINE CIRCUS _ Ask your nearest Bismarck or Mandan groce: sells Dakota Maid Flour for State Mill and Elevator Shrine Circus Guest Tickets. One ticket and 15c will admit you to matinees Sat- urday, Sept. 25, or Tuesday, Sept, 28.—You save 20c! 215 Weat Main, aie see at Dakota Maid Warehouse, . “A State-Owned Business Institution Worthy of Your Suppert” GRAND FORKS, N, DAK. ; control of the car which hit a fire hydrant. flood of water spurted ffom the wal the hydrant. The water flooded residential basements, a store, ripped up the street and sidewalk. ¢ The crash damaged the auto- Available to the r who & ELEVATOR 9 Bante A me Soh start fa pon Ge agtmeas ay PLUS: 330 p. m., ant carry march- legroes’ home were found Silly Slants, shen aly 00} ers through the principal streets of] gold wrist watch and several shirt Brmpeeny, Seert Spokane, Wa the city to the Memorial building, | studs belonging to Roosevelt, Popular Science, Latest News -»- only Chesterfields give smokers that —that taste that smokers like . ., +» it’s because Chesterfield links together —blends and cross-blends—the finest aro- matic tobaccos from ‘Turkey and Greece and the best mild ripe cigarette tobaccos from our own Sunny South— Enjoy Chesterfields. . . ‘THEY SATISFY