The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 19, 1937, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. v8 ADDITIONAL BRIEFS ~ FILEDBY ATTORNEYS {Taxpayers’ Attorney Answers Specific Questions; Ex- pect Early Decision Attorneys arguing the question of whether North Dakota's 1937 state tax levy is legal laid down another legal barrage to the supreme court | Friday. Tepresenting the petitidmers for a writ of mandamus asking a reduc- tion of 2.1 mills in the levy, Horace ‘Young, Fargo attorney, filed another brief covering two specific questions asked by the court. Attorney General P. O. Sathre also filed a brief, supplementing his an- swer to the original petition and denying allegations that the consti- tutional section limiting the levy to four mills plus interest applied to six levy items relating to bond pay- ment. The question is now being consid- IN TAX LEVY CASE) ered by the high court, which has! indicated a decision will be given| soon, Includes Principal Replying to a written court ques- tion, Young declared the petitioners contend the four mill limitation of section 174 in the state constitution applies to all state taxes, except those |levied for interest and ‘necessarily includes those taxes levied for pay- ment of principal.” He cited cases in Colorado and Ne- |vada where he said, on the same; question the courts held that levies! to provide for a sinking fund for pay- | ment of bonds were for “state pur-| poses” and that such levies must be within the constitution mill limita- By MILTON BRONNER (NEA Service Staff Correspondent) London.—“Wanted—cannon fodder for that possible next war.” Of course, the British government is not doing anything so crass as to ad- vertise thus, But government leaders, particularly those who are responsible for Britain's defense, are worried more than a little about the present j tion. iy cers state of things. |. On the court's question involving ‘con De culmumied Pan Vee een bond payment, whether the board of equalization has authority to levy for amounts authorized to be levied but not levied in former years, Young's brief said: “There is no provision in the |statute permitting in any way the board of equalization to take care of the delinquencies or inadequacies of prior boards.” Sathre’s supplemental brief con- tained copies of levy recommendations recelved by the board from state of-| ficials and declared that section 174 of the constitution “has no ais tion to the bonds described in the petitioners's petition.” 1.—There is increasing difficul- ty in getting sufficient strong ted men to volunteer for serv- ice. 2—There is an increasing pa- clfist feeling among undergradu- ates in the great universities and it is precisely this class of edu- cated young men from whom in the past the country drew its junior efficers. * * * Duff Cooper, as secretary for war, in the Baldwin cabinet, was marked down ie 1 cone cu failure because ‘Section 174 is applicable “only to|he could find no way to make enlist- the annual eepaneen of state govern-|Ment popular. 80, when Neville ment,” Sathre declared. Chamberlain became Premier, he “promoted” Cooper to head of the nes 601 10th Tomatoes, Na. 2 Tomato Juice, Armout’s, large 20-oz. ] 7 c can, 2 for........ Cranberry Sauce Charmin Bathroom Tissue, 1c Deal—4 rolls, 25c, 1 extra roll, 1c; 5 rolls ... .26c Olives, stuffed, 14.02. jar oe... sess 9c iil to the Saturday Matinee at the Phone 928 _GEHRKE MARKET | Country Btyle 22c ‘T-Bone Steak, * tedder, Ib. . ST willing’s Grocery) FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES New Texas crop 344 size <S> Free Ticket Fancy Whole, Sweet Potatoes 9 -s2= 29¢ s Mincemeat ..urerr.,. 96 We have a full line of Christmas candy and nuts FREE DELIVERY SERVICE ZERR’S Meats - Groceries @ Grapefruit, large, 5 for 28¢ Lettuce, solid, crisp __._.2 for 15¢ Carrots, green tops .. t Cranberries, fancy red .... Whole Kernel Corn, No. 2 tin ..15¢ Pork & Beans, Van Camp’s ....2 for 23¢ Tomatoes, No. 2 tin .. Mincemeat, Old Time . admiralty and named Leslie Hore- Belisha as secretary for war. Hore- Belisha, as minister of transport, got the reputation of being a go-getter. He. had the knack of. popularizing the work of his department and getting ja. lot of press notices. In his new job Rev. Macuara a, vucppau he has gotten the press notices—but So far not much of an increase in en- listments, Even more disturbing to the powers that be is the pacifist feeling in the universities. Not so long ago a body of Oxford University students passed | ning a sermon. Increasing Pacifism in Colleges Worries Britain’ s Defense Chiefs'" resolutions against war. But an even more disturbing event occurred at Glasgow University, alma mater of 50 many fighting Scots who performed 80 brilliantly in all of Britain’s mod- ern wars. The students were called upon to vote for a Lord Rector of the university. The job is a highly ornate and honorable one. The duties are very few. There were four candidates. One was the Tory statesman, soldier and author, Winston Churchill. The Scottish Nationalists put up a famous professor—MacNeile Dixon, Thejat my with a handful of tacks.—Jack Shar- United Front of those on the Left put, up one of the greatest scientists in Britain—Professor J. 3. B. Haldane. Against these formidable opponents there ran the Rev. Richard L. Shep- pard as the candidate of the Peace Pledge Union. The pledge that mem- bets of that organization take is: “I renounce war and never again will I support or sanction another, and I will do all in my power to per- suade others to do the same.” 9 bd died Few really thought the pacifist had a chance, but when the poll was taken, like Abou Ben Adhem, his name led all the rest: Sheppard 538, Dixon 364, Churchill 281, and Haldane 220. The winner said he could almost weep with happiness. His victory definitely, he said, put pacifism on the map. And then only a few days later he died sitting at his desk pen- doz. 22¢ Concord Grape Jam, Home Brand, ¥, gal. pail 63c Bel-Dine Scouring Cleanser, 4 cans. ‘1 9c Ocean (ready to ain 16¢ l7-ounce can Spaghetti or Hominy, 19- 0z. cans, 2 3 Cc |Sending Envoy Conciliatory Move;-May Consider German Colonial Claims By DeWITT MacKENZIE (Associgted Press Foreign Affairs Writer.) New York, Nov. 19—(#)—The re- | moulding of Europe into the image |péace or -war may easily find its be- |ginning in the private talk in Ger- many between Reichs Fuehrer Hitler and Britain’s star negotiator, Lord Halifax. Halifax is believed to be the bearer 5) 0) Oa aay jet friendly, tentative proposals which | might to a considerable degree satisfy Hilex, | the towering ambitions of Hitler, and t bottl 21 Cc at the same ti safeguard peace—a quar’ We ...6- vital item from the British standpoint. Gallon jug ..........53¢ The English move is a gesture of amity and concession which was not expected at this:moment. In making i. the British government laid itself open to a charge of displaying weak- tess in face of the recently signed Italo-Germanic-Japanese anti-Com- muunist pact which further consoli- dated the friendship of these three Facist powers, especially Italy and Germany. Pact Had Effect This strengthening of the Rome- Berlin axis undoubtedly did have cer- tain: influence on Great Britain, in that Mussolini is supposed to have given Hitler a free hand in central and southeastern Europe, in exchangs for Der Fuehrer’s support of Italy in the Mediterranean. The Nazi chief- tain is again reaching out vigorously for control of this part of the con-. tinent, and his shadow already is over Czechoslovakia and Austria. ‘This doesn’t please London, for sev- eral reasons: One is that the forma- tion of blocs of nations contravenes Britain's long established policy. Su: alliances breed war. Another reason is not as altrustic. Hitler’s drive towards the east and southeast is @ resurrection of tne scheme of old imperial German to control the east clear through to Tudia. That treads pretty hard on/| Fatherland. Nash’s Coffee Bismarck Theatre Nov. 27 1 & 33¢ 7 208 Sixth St. ..3 bunches 14¢ ..Ib. 15¢ Qa? er — with every purchase of NASH’S COFFEE to the Sat., Bulk Pork 1 8 fSeutge OE Nash Coffee Movie Tickets Beak Ibe... JDC Available Only at Grocery Stores in Bismarck Home Made Sausages of Hitler-Halifax Conversations May Contain Key to Destiny of Europe | FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1937 | Pee Beats Dad’s Foe With Hammer New York, Nov. 19—(#)—Police Friday credited a hammer-swing- ing boy of six, George Doiron, Jr., with having avenged the shoot- ing of his father during a family fight Thursday night. with two bullet wounds. with felonious assault. best, he wouldn’t have key, ex-world’s champion. heavyweight Central 113 Fifth St. y John Bull's toes. Increase in Italy’s prestige in the Mediterranean doesn’t Piease England, either. Germany Needs Expansion It certainly will be a tribute to Hali- fax’ diplomatic skill if he is able to persuade Hitler to go slow. Germany Czechosloyakia fears Hitler may use her as a second Belgium in order tw get at this prize. she ed vrrais eh Berlin wishes to control the little re- public itself, with the great Bohemian industries, including important munt- tions works. Still, Halifax may have something to bargain with. Hitler wants a re- turn of the colonies lost in the war, and it is said that both Britain and France, at least, are pre- pared to consider this claim. Der Fuehrer might also be interested in @ possible change‘in the structure of the League of Nations, which he de- in anger because of what he ered unfair treatment of the to the for the ooeand... | Attention Bismarck Boys..Girls Here’s Big News — The Nash Coffee Co. 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MiracleWhip === 38c CORN’ s=*" 3 for 27 RN’ ==" Sfor27e| E: Ne. 1 extra large Garden, new pack No 2 tin ‘Sfor25e| doz. 27¢ A FREE TICKET with-every purchase of NASH’S COFFEE to the Sat., Nov. 27, Matinee at the Bismarck Theatre to see: MICKEY MOUSE CARTOON OUR GANG, in “PIGSKIN PALUEKA” Feature Length Picture C ATSUP rerlsins i 19¢ Strawberries vn Oe Baking Powder 2%c. 19¢ Standby, Ne. 2 tin TOMATOES 3 for 21c} peck 17¢ Beans, Green Onions, Sree ees acre bees Sie Temes, . INSPECTED MEATS PORK SHOULDER ROAST Ground Beef per Ib. 19¢ 2 ths. 2.2 FANCY BEEF ROAST perth Ae iGe |W. 22e ony mcrae SHOULDER AR SPARERIBS Fat He Hens 3 to 4B. averages $s, 25¢ lb. 206 ita Cottage Cheese, Smoked