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The Bismarck tribune., 1931-09-28
SWEDEN, NORWAY
BAN EXPECTATION
OF YELLOW META.
Denmark Also Considering
Same Action Following
Leadership of Britain
DISCOUNT RATES RAISED
Action OF Scandinavian Coun-
tries Regarded as One Of
Caution, Not Need

London. Sept. 28.-(R)-Sweden and
Norway today followed Great Britain
by seven days in suspending the gold
standard and prohibiting the expor-
tation of gold. The Danish cabinet Is
considering the same action.
Dispatches from Stockholm and
Oslo said the two governments had
decided temporarily to abandon pay
ments In gold because Of the affilia-
ton OF the krona and the krone with
the pound sterling and the close con-
nection of their finances with those
Of Great Britain.
The Swedish state council decided
to drop the gold standard until Nov
30, unless conditions should change
before that date, and to increase the
national bank discount rate from g
per cent to per cent. The exporta-
ton of gold was prohibited except by
the Riksbank. or by foreign national
banks.
Minister of Finance Felix Han,rir
said Sweden would restore the gold
standard as soon as financial affairs
permitted and that the suspension
should not be regarded as sign Of
weakness in the treasury. The people
must buy more Swedish goods in or
der to improve the balance of trade.
he said, and the government would
Immediately discuss measures to that
end.
The commissioners of the Riksbanl
said there had been heavy demands
on Sweden for gold after Great
Britain's action and that foreign
currency and the Riksbank's gold re-
serve had been reduced last week by
100, 900 krona ($25. 5.000. .00o) while
hope Of obtaining foreign credit SUI
ficient to assure the supply Of FOREIGN
currency had not been fulfilled.
Norway's withdrawal from tho gold
standard and placing Of an embargo
on gold exports were decreed for an
indefinite period by the cabinet. The
discount rate Of the Bank Of Norway
was raised from 5 per cent to 8 per
cent.
AT the same time the central banks
OF Norway, Sweden, Denmark and
Finland announced they had decided
on joint measures to maintain the
parity Of their respective currencies
while the suspension was in effect.
The two countries move was inter.
preted in financial circles as an act
of caution rather than of need be-
cause it was felt that both were in
comparatively sound positions.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-09-28
Man Drops Dead in
Physicians Office

Funeral services for Charles Car
penter Of Dawson. who dropped dead
n q physicians office Friday, were tc
oe held Monday afternoon in Dawson
Carpenter was thought to have been
about 90 years old.
Efforts are being made to locate q
half sister in Rhode Island, the de-
ceased's only known relative.
Friends are In charge Of funeral ar
eaugements.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-09-28
Would Bar A. p. News
From Radio Programs

Minot, NJ D., Sept. 2s.-(R)-Mem-
bers of the North Dakota Associated
Press meeting in Minot Monday,
unanimously adopted a resolution
recommending to the Associated Press
board of directors that they prohibit
broadcasting of Associated Press news
over any radio station.
The meeting is to end late Monday.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-09-28
Man Found Dead in
Gravel Pit at Rugby

Rugby, N. D., Sept. 28.-(P-His
body almost completely buried by
gravel, John Job, "a, farmer neal
here, was found dead in gravel pit
near his home Saturday.
The body was in crouching posi-
ton, gravel two feet deep on his back
his face covered by about eight inch
es. A coroners jury said death was
due to suffocation.
Job, a candidate last year for cour1-
ty register OF deeds, had gone to the
pit to cement down new scale. His
body was discovered by sister,
Mary, who resides on the home farm
as does another sister, Elizabeth. and
q brother, William.
The funeral will be In Balta.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-09-28
Golden Valley Youth
Dies of Heart Disease

Herbert John Hinsz, l8-year-old
Golden Valley farm youth, died here
early Sunday. victim of heart dis
ease.
Taken Ill about three weeks ago, he
had been in Bismarck for the last
week undergoing medical treatment.
Funeral services will be held Thurs
day at 2 p. m. from the German LII.
theran church at Golden Valley. In
terment win be in the Golden Valley
cemetery.
Hinsz leaves his parents. Mr.. and
MRS. Rudolph Hinsz, q brother Emil,
and two sisters, Edna and Ella. all Of
whom live at the farm home.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-09-28
Knox Man Is Killed
When Hit by Train

Knox, N. D.. Sept. 28.-R-Otto
Deardorff, who resided on the edge
Of this town, was killed when struck
by the west-bound Great Northern
Oriental Limited Saturday.
He was walking on the track and
apparently did not hear the train.
His wife, at her home few rods
away. was the first person to reach
his side. He was about 60 years old.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-09-28
MRS. COLLINGS' STORY
SUBSTANTIATED FURTHER

New York, Sept. 2a-lR Mrs
Benjamin P. Ceilings oft-repeated
story Of her husbands murder by two
men, who boarded their cruiser on
Long Island Sound was further sub
stantiated Monday by the finding Of
two pairs Of trousers and q bathing
suit In the waters Of Cove Neck.
Deputy Sheriff Kehlendeck found
the articles Sunday. They were COW
cred with seaweed and sand, indicat-
ing they had been in the water some
weeks. Ceilings, a Stamford, Conn.,,
engineer, drowned Sept. 8.
Mrs. Ceilings told Suffolk officials
that two men, one about 40. the other
about Is, threw her husband into the
sound, and took her away in q sma
boat.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-09-28
Man Dies Following
Scuffle in Montana

Glasgow, Mont, Sept. 28.-(R-
John Mellon, about %. former resi-
dent of Hawley, Minn., died Sunday
fran fractured skull received In q
scuffle.
Nelson. a mechanic at q garage
here, and several friends who had just
returned from dance at Hinsdale
engaged in the scuffle. During the
tussle his head struck curb.
No arrest was made. An inquest
was to be held today.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-09-28
HERNnT Is Visited

Port Aberni, B. c.. Sept. 28.-(RH
The census has brought Frederick
Eldridge, "the Cape Cook hermit" :"
his first sight Of q white man In
more than q year. Eldridge has q
desolate 50-mile stretch Of Vancou.
yer island all to himself. He told
the census taker he came to the
island t. get away from the prattle
OF city neighbors. "Talk-talk-ta talk
I was tired Of IT, he explained.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-09-28
Trial Of Woman on
Poison Count Opens

Lebanon, Ind. Sept. 28.-tP)-Trial
of Mrs. Carrie Simmons, wife Of John
Simmons. q farmer. opened Monday
on q charge Of poisoning her two
daughters, Virginia, IA, and Alice
Jean, 10.
Mrs. Simmons Is alleged to have
placed poison In chicken sandwiches
at family reunion here last June.
Several other persons besides the two
girls were made III but recovered.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-09-28
HONGKONG SWEPT BY
ANTI.JAP DISORDERS

Hongkong, China, Sept 28.-(R-
Policemen, armed with riot guns and
bearing orders to shoot without
warning If necessary" Monday pa
trolled the streets Of Hongkong and
Kowloon, on the mainland opposite
this British port. as the result Of anti
japanese riots and demonstrations.
The known casualties stood at nine
dead and dozens injured. Six Of the
deaths were in one family, when q
mob of infuriated Chinese stofmed
the residence of Shimiziro Yashishita,
.JApanese.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-09-28
Old-Time Fiddler
Champion Succumbs

Lewiston, Me-, Sept. 28.-(Pe
Alanson Mellen Nellie" Dun
ham, 78, Names old-time fiddler
champion who achieved national
prominence when he was invited
to play for Henry Ford at De-
-troit, died Sunday after he failed
to rally from an operation. He
had been Ill two weeks.
Nellie attracted Ford's atten-
ton when he won the state title
at q local contest
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-09-28
TACKLE LANDS HIM JOB

New York, Sept. 28.-(P)-LouI
Crawford has landed q job with a
flying tackle. Hearing the cry, "Stop
Thief" he chased q man who ran
by, tackled him neatly and turned
him over to police. Grateful detec-
tives asked him how they could show
their appreciation. "Get me a Job,
said Crawford. He got one.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-09-28
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT
IS SET UP IN MANCHURIA

Tokyo, Sept. 28.-lP-A Rengc
news agency report from Mukder
Monday said q provisional govern
ment for Kirin province, Manchuria
had been formed there with General
Hsi STA, former chief Of staff Of the
Kirin provincial army. as governor.
In Mukden, the report said, the
peoples association organized with
the slogan "Manchuria for Manchur-
lans" with the aim Of making the
entire state independent Of China
proper and having parliamentary
form of government.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-09-28
MAN CHARGED With
ATTACKING WOMAN
IN MIN07 RESIDENCE
Victim Escapes From His Grasp
and Jumps Through Second
Floor Window

Minot, N. D.. Sept. 28.-(R-A mar
admitted to home In Minot Monday
forenoon when he asked to be fec
seized young woman who was the
only occupant and who escaped from
his grasp and jumped through Sec
ond-floor window.
Earl Morris, ~. who says his home
is In New York State and who came
to Minot from Grand Forks, was
caught and turned over to the police
by DR.. e. G. Stone, who beard the
young womans screams.
Morris appeared at the DR.. H. j.
Nedrud home and asked to be fed. He
was admitted by Miss Evelyn Lock-
rem, sister of Mrs. Nedrud, and a
registered nurse in Minot.
Morris asked to be directed to the
washroom so he could clean himself,
and when Miss Lockrem did so, he
seized her. She escaped from him and
ran downstairs, and he caught her
and started carrying her upstairs
when she again broke loose and ran
to bedroom window, jumped through
a screen window, landing on roof
a few feet below, and fell about 10
feet to the ground.
Miss Lockrem was bruised and cut
in crashing through the screen and
In the fall, but her injuries are not
serious. She was suffering from ner-
vousness Monday afternoon, however.
DR.. Stone, who lives across the
street, saw the young woman coming
through the window and heard her
cries for help. He ran to the house
and seized Norris. A neighbor. Mrs.
G. Dobson, also heard the
screams for assistance and had sum-
moned the police.
When a search Of Morris person
was made at the police station, 1t was
found that considerable jewelry from
the Nedrud home had been taken by
him.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-09-28
HANNAFORD BOY DIES

!, Valley City, N. D., Sept. 28.-(F>-
Seven-year-old Harvey Benson, Han
naford, died here Sunday following a
two-day illness Of erysipelas which
developed from sty tn hts eye.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-09-28
The Weather,

Partly cloudy tonight ana Tues
day; not much change In temp.
The Washington times., 1931-02-05
PLANE TRAGF0Y
INVESTIGATED

LONDON, Feb. S GNSJ The
British air ministry today offered
a complete inquiry into the fly
ing accident in Plymouth haroor
yesterday when an r. A. F.. tri.
motored all metal flying boat
dived into the water and ex-
ploded, killing nine and injuling
three.
Nineteen Royal Air Force Of
ficers and men have been killed
to date this year in flying acci-
dents. SiXty-five we're killed last
year and AZ in 1929.
Witnesses of yesterdays acci-
dent said the pilot of the bomber
was apparently trying to come
down on the water when he ac-
cident occurred. The plane was
returning to its Plymouth base
after bombing practice.
Bright sunlight dazzled the
pilot who apparently did not
realize he was so close to the
water. One wing touched the
water and the next instant there
was a violent explosion.
The Washington times., 1931-02-05
Buys Wife for S5;
Fails to Keen Her

POSTOJA, Italy, Feb. 5.-Farmer
Luigi, who is 40, became :ired of
his wife Of As. He sold her to his
neighbor, Arturo, for the equiva-
lent Of $5-a dozen bottles Of vine,
three pairs of rabbits, "a hens
and 2 roosters.
But neither Luigi nor Arturo
had counted on the mother-in-law.
She interferred, claiming that she
had given her daughter to Luigi
and if he did not want her she
would have to return TO the
parental roof. Now Arturo wants
his payments back.
The Washington times., 1931-02-05
PARALYSIS CURE
IS CLAIMED

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Claiming
to cure paralysis by massage of
a nerve center in the nose, DR..
Paul Gillet, Paris surgeon, arrived
aboard the French liner lie de
France.
DR.. Gilet, who is a graduate of
Lyons University and has prac-
ticed in Paris since 1916, stimu-
lates the 'grande sympathetique'
nerve in the nose, which directly
affects the entire nervous system
through the spinal column.
Besides paralysis, DR.. Gillet
said, facial neuralgia, rheumatism
and other complaints can be
cured in this way. He claimed to
have treated successfully in
France 1,50O cases which had
been attended without results by
other doctors.
The Washington times., 1931-02-05
TAR BLAST KILLS BOY

DISPUTANTA, Va, Feb. S
George Hoven, 16, of this place,
is dead as a result of the explo-
sion of a barrel of tar
The Washington times., 1931-02-05
IS Freshman Goods
Hit Anti-LipStick,
Gem Ruling

NEW YORK, Feb. S QN.S.l.
Seventy-five women entering
the school of business of the
College Of the City of New
York may be barred from using
lipstick and jewelry.
A special code of inter-class
regulations barring all finery
for the freshmen will go into
effect on Monday.
The Washington times., 1931-02-05
Doctor Will Fight
DeSertiOn Charges

RICHMOND, Feb. S. Head
quarters Detective Leslie Reid was
about to leave for New York to-
day with papers for extradition of
DR.. Maurice L. Rosenthal, former
Richmond man wanted here on a
charge of deserting his wife and
two children, when word was re-
ceived he had given bail there for
appearance in Richmond, Feb. 13,
and had decided not to fight ex.
tradition.
Dr. Rosenthal claims he had
never been married to the wo-
man in the case. She asserts that
she was married secretly to him
in Washington in 1924.
The Washington times., 1931-02-05

PARIS, Feb. 5.-Georges Le-
comte, distinguished historian and
member of the French Academy,
warned the nation that the only
hopeful sign in its domestic life
is tn efact that there are more
love matches and fewer mar
riages arranged by families than
ever before. He said:
Married couples, homes and
healths are increasingly the
outcome of love and cOmrade-
ship, but against this there
are three indiSputable and un-
pleasant developnl -nts fewer
marriages, more divorces and
less prolific unions"
M. Lecomte believes that a
The Washington times., 1931-02-05
Marriages for Love Seen
Gaining in France

veritable marriage crisis" exists
in the world today, particularly
in France, and that while many
unions are better" and happier
longer, they are too few and far
between. He does not hesitate
to say that the chief reason is
the growing popularity of what
he terms free unions" which
too often-chiefly for the wo-
men-turn out to be lure and
offer no guarantee.
The alarming increase in di-
vorces M. Lecomte attributes to
a weakening religious faith, which
for generations has been such a
help in preserving both men and
women against the temptation
which beset all marriages. &.
The Washington times., 1931-02-05
LICENSED TO WE'D

ROCKVILLE, Md, Feb. 5.-Mar.
riage licenses were issued here to
Matthew H. Hamilton, 26, Wash
ington, and T. Hart, %, of Clear
field, Pa; Eugene E. Munroe. %,
and Sadie Helen Frazier, 20 both
Of Clarksburg, Md, and Charles
j. Sellner, 26, of Oxon Hill, Md,
and Olive V. Sellner, 25, of Wash
ington.
The Washington times., 1931-02-05
Ambassador DGIUeS
Denies Statement

LONDON, Feb. S U.S).-Am-
bassador Dawes denied a state
ment attributed to him by a
London newspaper that the
American Army depended on Brit
ish and French commissaries for
most of it's food during the
world war.
The Washington times., 1931-02-05
TRADE SCHOOL TO OPEN

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Feb. S.
GN.SD.-A special session for
business executives will be held
at the Harvard graduate school
of business administration during
July, according to announcement
by Wallace B. Donham, dean.
Five courses will be offered.
The Washington times., 1931-02-05
THIEF LOOTS HOME

BETHESDA, Feb. 5.-A burglar
entered the home of j. w. Self
here while the family was out
last night, and stole a number of
Masonic emblems and jewelry
valued at several hundred dollars,
it was reported to police today.
The Washington times., 1931-02-05
F STREET BANS
TAX|CABS

The new regulation barring
taxicabs from F Street, between
Ninth and Fifteenth Streets
Northwest, becomes effective
today.
Recently approved by the Dis
trict Commissioners, the regula-
tions provides that taxicabs will
not be permitted on F Street on
week days between 8 a. m. and
...,idnight and on Sundays be-
tween 2 p. m. and midnight, ex-
cept to take on and discharge
passengers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-03
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GoODS stored IN the name Of u. A. Carey.
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Goods having been in storage the re-
CURED length Of time and charges un-
nald. BANNER STORAGE CO. 328 z.
Wabash St. Ri. 5000.
Notice is hereby qiysl thai the under
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day. November 18th at $3.50 O'Clock 9. m.
said meeting is for the purpose Of max
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Peace. 5000
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and advertising. e350.00.
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Fund No. 3o-Pay Of Teachers Institute.
Fund No 32-Janitor service. 81. 500. 90.
Fund No. 33-Transportation Of
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-03
CHICAGO BANDITS ROB
DIAMOND Statesmen
Gems Worth $4,000 Stolen in
Gun-EnfOrced Ride.

BB United Press
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Bandits
pounced on two diamond statesmen
from the east as they strolled down
Congress street just off Michigan
boulevard today with a reported
$500, 900 worth of uncut diamonds in
their Satchels.
They took the visitors for a gun
enforced ride and kicked them out,
n minus gems he valued at $780,
600 and the other with his diamonds
intact because he had a glib tongue.
The fasteners. Joseph c. New
man, representative of the diamond
importing house of F. L. Won Wezel,
New York, and H. A. Siegel, repre-
senting the firm of Potter & Buff
inton, Newark, N. j., picked them
selves up from the street on Prairie
avenue, thirty-hve blocks south of
the loop.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-03
GANDHI TO ROYAL TEA
The Mahatma Will Visit Palace in
Shawl and LOin Cloth.

LONDON, Nov. 3.-Mahatma
Gandhi wrote to the lord chamber
lain today, accepting a royal COM
mand to a tea party at Buckingham
palace on Thursday.
Needless to say, we shall come
in our customary dress" Gandhi
wrote, meaning that he and his sec
rotary, Mahadec Desai, would wear
shawl and loin cloth.
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