The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 23, 1937, Page 2

VIOLENCE FLARES | Martin Leads Out ‘Unauthorized’ Strikers IN §. D, STRIKE Police Break Up Fist Fight; Truckers Told to Work or Be Replaced Sioux Falls, 8. D., Nov. 23—(>)— Violence developed Tuesday for the first time in the ten-day-old strike ef union truck drivers Here. Police broke up a fist fight at Munce brothers warehouse with tear gas grenades and then gave a crew of 50 men protection while they unloaded a railroad freight car of furniture. The strikers’ squad in the melee also numbered an estimated 50 men. A dozen on each side emerged with black eyes and bleeding noses. The fight followed an employers’ ultimatum to the 85 strikers. They were directed to report for work Tuesday morning under the threat that other men would be hired to re- Piace them. CONTINUED from page one House Body Would Favor Businesses In $25,000 Group also could receive a percentage of soil erosion payments for carrying uut ac- cepted farm practices, and to “parity” payments. Defines Parity Payments Parity payments would be the dif- ference between the market and a “parity” price. (The bill defines ‘parity’ as the price which would give & commodity a purchasing power with respect to articles a farmer buys equivalent to that of the 1909-1914 lod.) Contractors also would agree to set aside a part of their corn and wheat for ‘ever-normal-granary’ storage against future needs. If the secretary of agriculture de- termined 30 days before the beginning of a marketing year the indicated pro- duction was greater than necessary, he would be authorized to conduct a hear- ing on the advisability of fixing marketing quotas. If the secretary determined the total supply would exceed the normal, he tioned strike.” > | Blind School Head would announce the amount of the supply and a national marketing quota would be fixed. All co-operators and non-co-opera- tors would be required to abide by the quota under penalty of the imposition of 50 per cent of the “parity price” on everything sold above the quota. Would Hold Referendum Betore the effective date of the marketing quotas a.referendum would be conducted among farmers pro- ducing corn or wheat. An unfavor- able vote by one-third of the farm- ers would suspend the quotas. Meanwhile members of a bipartisan congressional dairy bloc organized (Be iat that so fine -@ Bourbon can be had for so small a price!” @ Backed by a total of nearly 600 years’ whis- key-making skill, it’s the whiskey of a lifetime, for Gien- more men have spent their life- time perfecting it! AStraight Whiskey | for Straight Shooters a erin! Glen KENTUCKY STRAIGHT HOURBON WHISKEY more Herbert D. Jeffrey, blind Grand Forks attorney, has a strong personal interest in his new work as superin- tendent of the state school for the blind at Bathgate. to obtain protection for dairy farmers under pending farm legislation. Rep. Lord (Rep., N. Y.) said the group at a conference Monday night gutherized apointment of a committee of three to rally support behind the Bolleau amendment to restrict land taken out of cotton, wheat and corn to production crops for exclusive juse of thé grower. Another group, headed by Rep. Lemke (Rep., N. D.) met Tuesday {or @ discussion of ways and means of getting the necessary 218 signatures to force house action on three agricul- tural measures. These were the cost of production plan for agriculture, the Frazier- Lemke refinancing program for farm- ers and home owners, and a third designed to apply an embargo on all agricultural imports until domestic prices of domestic agricultural pro- ducts reach a cost of production plus fair profit level. Lemke said the senate bill was not intended to pass. “It 1s more lip service and doesn’t :Tepresent the farmers or their wishes. ‘The only people for parity are Secre- tary Wallace and his payroll hounds who don’t represent the farmers.” Feed Sufficient For Game Birds Asserting winter prospects for up- land game birds are the best in sev- eral years, Deputy Commissioner L. L. Rudrud of the game and fish depart- ment declared virtually North Dakota county has more than sufficient feed to maintain game fowl through the winter. Rudrud said upland game is in bet- ter condition this fall than at the same time last year and birds will not be as handicapped by winter because oi abundant feed in most sections. The deputy commissioner pointed to the’North Dakota farmer as the man who “really feeds the bird population in winter time,” asserting the depart- ment can not possibly map a program to care for all of the state's game bird Population when snow is deep, There are more than 600 broadcast- ing stations in the United States . EVENT EXTRAORDINARY! The World’s Most Glamorous Stage-Art Bismarck Auditorium First Time in Bismarck— 1 Performance Only Sat. Eve., Dec. 4 A Thrilling, Glamorous Stage Spectach $.HUROK. presents BALLET RUSSE ds Monti Carbo, COMPANY OF 125 e SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ‘The World-Famous ‘Phousands! Dance Knsemble at hh Now on 5th Triamphal Seld-Out Heuses On! SEVENTEEN PRODUCTIONS e WEW BALLETS led hundreds of ANN Ame Tour has played to ery or Phone peters | Now te Florence Fritch, W: . 2 Orde ‘codmannse pai Sintlonen7; a, tice mow at W HURRY FOR CHOICE SEATS! McKenney om Bridge Homer Martin, president of the United Automobile Workers union, is shown here at right as he led out eit-down strikers at the Fisher body plant at Pontiac, Mich., who held the plant for five days. The international board of the union had said in a statement its position was “jeopardised” by the “ ‘unsance MASTERFUL TIMING WINS Farquharson Tells How Canadian Team Overcame Bad Trump Break to Win in U. S. Tourney By WILLIAM E. (Secretary, This is the seventh in a series of 12 articles illustrating the play of national champions in tour- naments where they gained re- nown, SOLUTION TO PREVIOUS CONTRACT PROBLEMS Last December at Chicago for the first time a Canadian team of four won the National Team of Four championship of the United States against the pick of America’s play- ers, The victory was won by Mrs, W. M. Anderson, Mrs. J, A. Faulkner, P, E. Sheardon and Donald G. Farquhar- son, The latter, a Toronto barrister, was Mrs. Anderson’s partner, and to- day is guest conductor of the column, Opening lead—@ 8. By DONALD G. FARQUHARSON Of course, the Canadian team was Proud to win the team of four bridge championship of the United States. Sheardon is one of the finest bridge Players in the entire world, and’ is our outstanding player. Mrs. Faulk- ner, Mrs. Anderson and myself had never hoped to walk with the gods of bridge on Mount Olympus. One of the most interesting hands, taken from the final rounds of McKENNEY American Bridge League) Contract Problem (Solution in next issue) South's contract is six spades. He has no losers in hearts, diamonds or trumps. Can he manage the hand so as to limit his club loss to one trick? KJ98 6 A 10 Duplicate—All vul. Opener—@ K. the} (Copyright, 1937, NEA Service, Inc.) This Is How | Child Artists Paint : Glendive) Monty le jon, Arthur; Georg. Jacobson, Bismarck novi . Daughter, Mr. and Hettich, Regan, at that Gay, Bismarck hospital. Wiltrea Gletzenn 16 Glen Ullin, at 2p. m. Monday, in a local hospital. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday from the McCabe Methodist, Episcopal church for Clyde ‘James Rhodes, 56, Wing farmer, who died Saturday of heart trouble. Rev. Wal- ter E. Vater officiated. Burial was in Fairview cemetery. Records in Senator Gerald P. Nye'’s porary office here will be | closed Wed- nesday by Miss Marion Lyness and {Miss Margaret Sheehan, secretaries. Dr. A. A. Whittemore, former state health officer now located at Napol- eon, has announced the opening of an office in Wishek to take care of the Hearing on the application of C. A. of Bismarck, requesting @ con- tract permit to furnish motor freight service will be held Saturday by the | ta railroad commission. pavaee ae nacitnn For Bien ale Moe cloudy tonight ck: ones a; what colder W Ziouay to- y; somewhat portions to- ue colder Weaneeany afternoon. ly cloudy to- Wetine y, orale ee eoenor wean arsperature southeast | por ion tonight. For Minnesot Snow north, and wor rain aoe pporons tonight Wea ‘#0 cold toni colder northwest 001 WEATHER CONDITIONS The barometric presences hi U hat wu throughout the ‘northern. dis- cts and light precipitation has curred in the Great Lakes region, up- Misi ippl Vi NORTH DAKOTA POINTS Low- High- est Pet. Williston, wine WEATHER AT OTH . Gderdern, 8. D., cldy. cid: Idaho, Calmery. Alte. seldy, Chicago, Til, clea: sl Des 16 Dodge city. Ran, air4 Edmonton, eld Havre, Helena, Monk, D. seessessssessesz322232 S8easssesezises' Acousticon Institute of Bismarck Hearing Aids, Parts and Accessories BONHAM BROTHERS 110 Fourth St. Biemerck ‘The Count of Paris (right), heir apparent to the non-existent French throne, was “invited” to leave Switserland when learned police said they he planned to issue a manifesto in the name of his father, the Duke de Guise (left), pretender to the throne. Both are for- bidden to live in France. Modern Surgery Saves | Youth Who Drank Acid sinneapolts, Nov. 23.—(@)— Nine-year-old Ernest Slivicki, of Minot, N. D., was eating near- normal meals Tuesday with the prospect that he soon could leave the hospital and go home to his parents. Last June Ernest marched into @ filling station for a bottle of pop. After plunking down his nickel he reached for the pop, but instead of pop the bottle contained | what proved to be a near-fatal” dose of acid. Emergency treatment aided the boy but his esophagus, the tube connecting the mouth with the stomach, began to swell. CAPITOL Warner Bros Minute Hit! Whar Asqivini TREAT ‘Scar tissues began to form and soon he was unable to est. He lost weight, falling to 44 pounds, but four weeks’ treat- ment in « Grand Forks hospital brought him up to 66 pounds. His recovery assured, he then was sent Try to Show Bombings Disrupted ( Commerce Springfield, Til, Nov. 23. prosecut mine union hostilities, interfered with for- eign as well as interstate commerce. pearls rota fre ooo graded the Ilinois- record dispatcher, who told of detouring mail trains because of wreckage of coal he oe 2, The jury had before it apparatus the government was used in alleges jone of the bombings of the Illinois ‘Central road bed, the first exhibit of its kind in the mass trial of 41 men for conspiracy. DUNWOODY HEAD RESIGNS no eer te Nov. refer aah oe Habre ~ Russell H, elected. 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