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The Washington times., 1932-02-26
9 US. AUiGtOrs Ready
To HeLD Chinese

DETROIT, Feb. 26 Q.N.SO
Nine Detroit aviators and three
mechanics will attend a meeting
of the Chinese patriotic. party
Sunday night to offer their SER
vices in the Sino-J japanese con-
flict, Ralph Smoke, American
Legion Aviation Post commander,
announced today.
The Washington times., 1932-02-26
Drys Killed Mother;
Son. 6. Voted 5000

The 6-year-old son Of a Mil
waukee woman who was electro
cuted when she turned on an cleo
trio light in the cellar Of her
home while standing in a pool of
wine poured out by prohibition
agents, was voted $4,000 by the
House Claims Committee today.
The Washington times., 1932-02-26
Mrs. Mooney to Ask
LeOiSLGtOrS for Aid

NEW YORK, Feb. 26 QN.So.
Mrs. Mary Mooney planned to
60 to washington today to plead
with congressional leaders for the
freedom of her son, Tom Mooney,
serving a life term in California,
If she felt rested enough.
The Washington times., 1932-02-26
Senate Committee
O. KS Th0d BrOIUn

The Senate Interstate Com
merce Committee today voted to
favorably report to the Senate
the n o m ma tion of Thad H.
Brown, Of Columbus, Ohio, as
q member Of the Federal Radio
Commission. Brown is now gen.
eral counsel for the commission
The committees vote was IL to l,
Senator CouZenS dissenting.
The Washington times., 1932-02-26
Norris LGnle-DUck
Amendment in SnGg

The joint conference on the
Norris Anti-Lame Duck ConSt1tu-
tional Amendment broke up in
disagreement today when Senate
conferees -efused to accept the
House amendment, calling for
ratification within seven years.
The Washington times., 1932-02-26
DeckhOILse Blaze
Kills 2 on B1rqe

WEEHAWKEN, N. j., Feb. 26
U.NSO.-Two men were burned
to death today when the deck
house of an ash barge moored
in the Hudson River caught fire.
The two were believed to have
been the captain and q sailor.
The Washington times., 1932-02-26
u. S. Seen Facing
PrOSDeritu Peak

CHICAGO, Feb. 26 Q.N.S0.
The United States is approaching
a greater era of prosperity than
it has ever known, Charles Alb
bott, executive director of the
American Institute of Steel Con-
Struction, declared here today.
The Washington times., 1932-02-26
DR.. Austin O'MGLLey,
G. y. Graduate, Dies

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 26 U.N.S0
DIR. Austin O'Malley, noted
doctor-author and brother Of
Frank Ward O'Malley, author and
star reporter Of years ago, is
dead today at the age Of "a.
DR.. O'Malley was a graduate Of
Georgetown university.
The Washington times., 1932-02-26

UENs VUSH1NUNI SId1hAKAAWA
akaWa will succeed Gen. Kenkichi
Uyeda in command Of the Jap
anese forces at Shanghai.
SHANGHAI, Feb. 26 G.N.S0.
A large body of infantry rein.
forcements left Japan fer Shang.
hal this afternoon, International
News Service learned from reli-
able sources.
Accompanying the troops is
Gen. Yoshinori Shirakawa, mill
tary leader, who is to take COM
mand Of a new Japanese often
SiVe.
The Washington times., 1932-02-26
POPE GREETS MRS. HAWKS

VATICAN CITY, Feb. 26 IN.S.O
Pope Plus XII today gave a private
audience to Mrs. Mary Hawks,
president of the Association of
Catholic Women of America.
The Washington times., 1932-02-26
CONDITION OF TREASURY

T. asury balance as of Febru-
ary "a, $465 ,942 ,586.62; expendi-
lures, $7,902, ,830.62; customs re-
ceipts, $18,501,812.17.
La gaceta., 1932-12-16
LA JUNTA DE EDUCACION
REHUSO SANCIONAR UNA
CUENTA DE S285.0O

La junta de educaci0n del con
dado rehuso aver sancionar una
cuenta de 1885 que lie enviara
la junta de apoderados, como
precio de compra de un automo-
vii Austin que viene usando el
electriciSta de las escuelas.
La cuenta, presentada por I'm
representante de la firma r. S.
Evans, fue devuelta porque no
habia sido aprobada anterior
mente Y porque la iunta cree
que los cuatro AUTOMOBILES que
los aroderados tienen son mas
que suficientes para las necesi-
dades del sistema de escuelas.
Ell ST.. w. H. Hartin NANTES
to que no puede explicarse por
que ell electricista necesita un
autom6vil personal, consideran-
do que los apoderados va tienen
dos camiones, SUI plomero un
coupe, y ell supervisor de- las
escuelas otro autom6vil.
La gaceta., 1932-12-16

DIRE, Sam G. Koontz, su hernia

DIRE, Sam G. Koontz, su hernia.
no Ernesto y Peggy Henderson
a los cuales arrestaron los de,
tectives por s~ospechaa uc DE
fuefan los autofeS del aSeSluatl
de Fritz S. Gibson. empleado DE-
IA co.npanla Tampa Electric.
Gibson fue encontrado mort
bundo en- la carretera del terra
plen de la calle % y Ell jete de
policia cree que ell robo fue ell
motive del crimen.
Una nueva Investigation sera
iniciada por Ell sargento T. NJ.
Chevis, de la Secci6n de autom0-
viles robados.
"Yo no estoy diSpuesto,-de-
clar6 Logan-a que este case pa
Sc a la lista de los asesinatos sin
seduction y eSpero dar a conocer
importanteS acontecimientos
dentro de pocoS dias,"
Ayudara a la nueva investi-
gacion la eScuadra del vicio, di-
rigida por ell detective CobO.
La gaceta., 1932-12-16
MATO A SU PADRE Y A SU
MADRE PARA TERMlNAR
SUS SUFRIMIENTOS

Newton, Mass, die. l6.-RO-
berto Jonah, de 10 amos, confes0
aver haber dado muerte a su
|padre Charles, de So, un carpin
Itero Y a SUI madre Amanda, de
so, diciendo que habia matado
a esta Ultima para librarla de
los dolores que una enfermedad
lie ocasionaba y a su padre para
evitarle la desesperaci6n y la
augusta que lie ocasionaria la
muerte de su esposa.
Jonah, segun la policia, Sc
cort6 Iuego las venas de las mu-
necas, con una navajo, y destro-
70 su muneca izquierda con un
golpe de martillo.
Su estado es grave, perO no
desesperado, y TN policia lie Gus
t0dia en- I'm hospital.
La gaceta., 1932-12-16
Ell COMITE DE POLICIA
QUIERE Ell DINERO CAP
TURADO EN- LAS CASAS
DE JUEGO

El comite de policia del ayun-
tamiento y ell asistente aboga-
do consultor NJ. Henry Cohen,
deIiberaron aver sobre 10 que ell
jete de polieia, ST.. Logan, pien-
sa hacer con ell dinero captura-
do en- las mesas de las casas de
juego.
Cohen insiste en- que la ciu-
dad carece de poder para con-
fiscar ell dinero y ell comite sos
tiene que 81 puede hacerlo. Ell
CONCEAL, Epps, p%residente del
comite de policia, declare que lie
importaba POGO 10 que Cohen
dijera, y que habia dado ms
trucciones al jefe Logan para
que guardara ell dinero. "Yo es-
timo que el dinero fue puesto en-
la mesa por jugadores estupi-
dos y no podra ser identificado,
Y por 10 tanto pertenece al de-
partamento."
La gaceta., 1932-12-16
LESLIE SIMMONS NOMBRA
DO PARA SUCEDER A SU
M

A las pocas horas de haber
fallecido Eddie J. Simmons, Sc
c~retario de la corte de 10 crimi-
nal, ell gobernador Carlton NOM
bro para csc puesto a .su her
mano Leslie D. Simmons, que
trabajaba como diputado en- esa
oficina.
Ell sueIdo del secretario de esa
corte puede llegar a $500, pc
70 Simmons convino hace algu-
nos meses en- rebajarse ell 20%.
Ell nuevo secretario tiene 80
amos Y es abogado.
La gaceta., 1932-12-16
Pleitos y DIVORCES

Jose Alvarez contra Angelina
Alvarez; America EspinoSa con
ira Ramon Antonio Espinosa, y
John Tracy Grey contra B. l..
Boyden.
Corte Federal: Los EstadoS
Unidos contra Kid Brownie Y
D, M. Patrick; L. A. Amsler
contra The Franklin Mortgage
Co., de St. Petersburg. Y A. G..
Genung contra 10 Gil, SUI esposa
Martha Gill Y la Oliver Flet-
cher Investment Co.
La gaceta., 1932-12-16
HA PEDIDO SU RETRO Ell
TENIENTE MEEKS

Ha %presentado una petici6n
de retro, por llevar mas de 20
amos en- ell cuerpo de policia, el
teniente D. 2. Meeks, I'm Official
muy considerable por sus subal-
ternos y por todas las personas
que lie conocen.
Espera Meeks que Sc lie con-
ceda ell retro a partir del dia
primero de enero.
Lleva 81 amos en- ell cuerpo y
La gaceta., 1932-12-16
ASSESSING C~ONDENADO

El negro Randolph Brown,
procesado por aseslnato en ell
mss de noviembre, compareclo
aver ante ell juez Parks, de la
corte del circuito, y Sc declare
cuipable de homicidio, siendo
condenado a 10 amos.
Brown acometi6 Y do muerte
a la negra Bertha Byrd, utili-
zando un cuchitio.
La gaceta., 1932-12-16
ESTACION WDAE

A las 6, Irene Beasiey, can
clones; Ills, Vaughn de Leath
canciones; 8, la parte humana
de la snoticias; 9:15, melodias
magicas; 80, Ann Leaf al Or
gano; 9, Violet Gegg, pianista ;
10, The Street Singer; 1915
Four Eaton Boys; 1890, Revis-
ia Columbia; IL 80, Eddie Du-
chin y su orquesta y II, Ben
Pollack Y su orquesta.
La gaceta., 1932-12-16
MATRIMONIOS

Guillermo Rodriguez, %, !
Ticenta Dominique, 81; Will.
lam Richard Gillispie, 30, y Ma
~ Coleman, 40, y George w.
Smith, 80, y Della Blanchard,
rs.
La gaceta., 1932-12-16
ESTACION VILLA

A las GAS, Los Hawaianos
Z, Amos and Andy 8, Shannon
$50, solista; 9 The Pepper pot
10, Al Jolson; 10 80, Floyd Gil
bons; 10:45, Lanny Ross; II,
Sra. Nagsby; 1l:15 discurso
porRupert Hughes; II, orques-
ia de Cab Galloway y 1890 or
Juesta del Hotel Kenmore.
La gaceta., 1932-12-16

obtuvo su primer ascenso, a sar
gento, ell l. de abril de 1921.
De acuerdo con Ia ley de reti-
70 recibira mensualmente SIG,
La gaceta., 1932-12-16
PUESTOS EN- LIBERTAD
LOS D%ETENIDOS POR Sos
PECHAS QUE LUTHERAN
MATADO A GIBSON

FL jefe de poIicia, Sr. Logan,
orden6 aver la libertad de Roy
D. Lucas, Fairy Koontz, su pa
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-11-26
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., 0 EXPERTS PLAY IT 81

direct. South and West passed.
North opened with one spade. East
overcalled with two hearts, West bid
three hearts, and North went to four
! spades.
While Mr.. Leon in the East was
fairly sure Of setting the contract, he
does not believe In doubling a con-
tract unless he Is quite confident Of
setting 1t at least two tricks. This is
safety factor, required by all good
players in case of freak distribution.
The Play
Mr.. Leon in the East opened with
the ace of hearts, which was trump
ed by the declarer with the three Of
spades.
The declarer then led the ace of
diamonds. Would you carelessly play
the ten?
Mr.. Leon carefully thought the
hand out before playing. He could
see that he and his partner could
make diamond trick, a spade trick
and possibly club trick. How were
they to win the setting trick?
Mr.. Icons only chance was to find
his partner with the jack of dia-
monds so that he could lead spade
and thereby prevent the declarer
from getting a ruff in dummy. II
MIR. Leon were to lead a spade, while
he might gain diamond trick, de-
clarer would gain spade trick.
Therefore Mr.. Leon discarded the
king of diamonds. Declarer then led
small diamond and Mr.. Leon play
ed the ten Of diamonds, South play
ed the eight, and now fine partner
ship was demonstrated.
MIR. Guggenheim in the West rea.-
tied what his partner was attempting
to do and overlook the ten Of dia-
monds with the jack, Immediately
returning spade.
The declarer took the finesse, Mr.
Leon won with the queen of spades,
cashed his queen of diamonds, and,
of course, could still win a club trick
which was the setting trick.
Copyright, 1882, NDA Service, 1nc.)
Dance Tonight at MenOken.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-11-26

I'VE feel that the hearts Of the peo-
pie Of Bismarck and Burleigh county
are even larger and warmer this year
than ever before because Of the rea.
need which exists.
All the open Your Heart move
ment does is to organize the commun-
ity in q common effort and give
everyone an opportunity to share In
the good will which Is q distinct part
Of the Christmas spirit. Everyone will
enjoy his own Christmas all the more
II he has helped, as best he could, in
seeing that others are given some
comfort and cheer during the holiday
season.
This work is undertaken by the
American Legion in line with its es-
tablished principle Of serving the
community, state and nation. There
can besno greater service to the COM
munity, in these or any other times,
than to see that children are warm
and properly protected from the cold
and that they are enabled to continue
with their school work.
'The established relief agencies have
given warm commentator to the
movement, which Is carried on with
out administration or distribution
costs. It is one Of the few charities
where every cent donated and every
item contributed reaches those intend
ed to be benefited. The American
Legion does the work without charge
and acts merely as q middleman be-
tween those who can help and those
who need help. It's only commission
is the satisfaction which comes with
performing a needed community serv-
ice."
Legion committees were busy Satur-
day preparing details of the campaign.
These will be announced later.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-11-26
Speedy Farm Relief
Sessions Promised

Washington, Nov. 26.-R-Speedy
consideration of farm relief measures
was promised Saturday with senate
and house agriculture committees
agreeing to hold early hearings on
such legislation.
Chairman McNary of the senate
group offered to cooperate with house
Democratic leaders who are drafting
farm program to be acted upon In
the forthcoming short session.
The export debenture, equalizing
fee and domestic allotment plans with
various notifications will be taken up
by the committees.
President-E Elect Roosevelt, in con-
ferences with Democratic leaders here
this week. said he desired to have az
ricultural aid enacted this session If
possible, but Representative Smell, Of
New York. Republican leader. warned
Friday such controversial issue as
farm relief would be difficult to solve
before March 4.
Philippine independence, which is
linked with farm relief, comes before
the senate three days after congress
convenes. Senator Smoot (Rep.,
Utah. predicted Friday that it would
be approved by congress before or
soon after Christmas.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-11-26
r TIN u E ID
~ from page ono
Advises European
Countries to Pay
Next Installment

be likely to induce the congress OF
the United States to act upon the
question any differently now from
the manner and the principles upon
which it has acted in the past" Slim
son said.
1.-THE attitude Of the president,
therefore, Is that for any suggested
study of inter-governmental finan-
cial obligations as now existing, some
such agency as I have referred to
should be created to consider this
question individually with each gov
eminent as heretofore. The presi-
dent is prepared to recommend to
congress that 1t constitute an agency
to examine the whole subject"
In this passage the note to France
added a reminder of Hoover's idea
that world business conditions could
be improved by exchanging debt con-
cessions for tariff favors and dis
armament.
In the French and Belgian notes
again was bespoken this governments
insistence that the question of repair
atoms was outside the war debts
problem. It was pointed out anew
that America received no such COM
penSationS from the war.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-11-26
Two More Mailman
Victims Near Death

Seattle, Nov. 26.-(RtWhile alien
lists prepared to examine Julian Mar
celino, wholesale killer, two Of the 13
persons he wounded In q Thanksgiv-
ing day stabbing orgy lay near death
Saturday. Meanwhile preparations
were being made for separate funerals
for the six men he killed.
Doctors said IL Of the surviving VIC
Tins were recovering, but Antoine
Schuyler, 70, and K. Yashuda, SO, a
Japanese, had only fair" chance
to recover.
DR.. d. A. Nicholson was to examine
the mental condition Of the 30-year-
old Filipino Saturday for the state
preparatory to Marcelino's trial for
first-degree murder. He Is charged
with killing Tito Guatlo, a fellow
countryman and his first victim, who
he believed had stolen his savings.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-11-26
FRANCE APPARENTLY
WILL FOLLOW SUIT

Paris, Nov. 26.-(P)-Unofficial inti-
nations that France might consider
another note to the United States on
the war debt appeared Saturday as
Premier Edouard Herriot called high
government officials into conference.
The premier called Louis Germain-
Martin, the finance minister. and for
eign office experts to meet him.
The newspaper Excelsior said after
the conference the premier would be
able to draft q new note and submit
1t ia the cabinet Monday.
This communication, the paper said,
probably would be delivered in Wash
ington after the British government
delivers the note 1t has in preparation
on the same subject.
It was added the texts Of the two
documents would in nowise be con-
certed, though it would be possible in
advance to foresee the same legal and
factual arguments.
Ere Nouvele, the leftist organ, said
France stated the problem In one way,
and America in the other.
I'VE are far from Indifferent to
this" the paper said, "but we are not
alone involved. Each party must
shoulder its responsibility. We as
sumed ours at Lausanne. II tomor-
row Lausanne IS considered null and
void, we acquiesce, but also we con-
slider our course always in the same
spirit Of peace, but always with con-
slant care In defending our rights and
the just interests Of our country, and
taking the widest account Of conf
dence and accord between US and our
British friends"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-11-26
FAMED CRIMINAL Of
YESTERYEARPETYY
THIEF AS OLD MAN
Eddie Cuerin, International
Criminal, Had Escaped
From DEVILS Island

New York, Nov. 26.-@-Trail's
end seemed near Friday for Eddie
Guerin. international criminal, who
trod crooked path that led from
spectacular misdeeds down to petty
pilfering.
Old and broken in body, the man
who once amazed the world by es-
Gaping from Devils Island was SEN
fenced Thursday, cablegrams said. to
year in London jail for snatching
a handbag containing SIS.
Guerin is 70, his health is gone.
Caught now as a common thief, he
once was the talk of two continents.
A willy crook Of the Cos, before rack
etdom was born, he learned his "busi-
ness" in Chicago, becoming an expert
craftsman.
1nfatuation for a woman called
Chicago May" a pal whose name
was written as large on detectives
memories as his own. led Guerin to
his first large batch Of grief. He
followed her to New York and then
to Europe, where French police ar
rested him in 1901. A French court
sent him to Devils Island, the penal
colony in French Guiana, for taking
$4,000 from the American Express
company in Paris.
Four years he served in that siz-
cling place of horrors before accom-
plishing the rare feat that made his
name legend. He escaped to the
mainland in canoe, and fled to
London.
There he met, not only Chicago
May, but Charles Smith, an Ameri-
can. The two men fought over the
woman and Guerin was wounded, for
which Smith was sent to prison.
France demanded Guerin then, but
he claimed British citizenship sue
cessfully and laughed with impunity
at French law. In the years that fol-
lowed he was in the limelight often
Once they even suspected him of TAX
ing the Mona Lisa out Of the Louvre,
but that proved baseless.
Now he Is In Jail again, fearful
old man, who begged the Judge in
vain to let him off because he never
had a chance" and because his wife
and four children were Ill.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-11-26
Airmail Schedule to
Twin Cities Revised

Revision of airmail schedules by
the Northwest Always, announced
Saturday, provides that the east
bound plane will leave Bismarck at
lilo a. m, instead Of at 1:0l p. m.
Arrival at Fargo is scheduled for
ITO p. m. The plane will reach
Minneapolis at 800 p. m, and st.
Paul at 3:35. Connections will be
made at Minneapolis for Chicago,
the east-bound plane leaving there
at 1885 and reaching Chicago at
7:l5.
The schedule change was made adj
visable because Of the shorter period
Of daylight during the winter months.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-11-26
Wife of MexicO's
Iron Man Succumbs

Mexico City, Nov. 26.-(P-Govern-
ment offices were closed in mourning
Saturday as a mark of respect to
Sonora Llorente De Gales, who died
Friday after long illness caused by
a brain tumor.
The Iron Man of Mexico, Gen. Plu-
tarco Elias Gales, sat in his room
across the patio from his wife's cof-
fin, his eyes moist with tears.
Still stern-visaged, his face was
drawn with the fatigue of months by
the side Of the young woman whose
life was doomed several months ago.
More than 1000 floral pieces and
many kilograms arrived at the Gales
home during the night as friends Of
the couple stood guard in groups Of
eight beside the FURNISHED coffin.
Ambassador Clark of the United
States, as dean of the diplomatic
corps, called to pay his personal con-
dolences.
Sonora Gales was the generals
second wife. having married him in
1880, three years after his first wife
died. She was 80 years old and the
mother of two Of the generals II
children.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-11-26
Announce Slash in
Air Express Charge

Reduction in the cost Of air express
service, effective Dec. /, was an
nounced Saturday by M. E. Horkins,
local agent for the Railway Express
agency.
The new rates are from Is to 80
per cent lower than those now in
effect and represent the fourth re-
duction since air express service was
established six years ago.
The new tariff discounts fractional
weights, packages from three to II
ounces being listed at one-half pound
and those from IL to l6 ounces as
full pound. Horkins expects the
new rates to stimulate this business,
particularly in the movement of
heavier packages. Under the new
schedules packages weighing more
than 81 pounds cost two cents per
pound for each so miles.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-11-26
Changers Would
Initiate Currency

Winston Salem, N. c., Nov. 26.-<E1
The National Grange had thrown
its support today behind movements
to have the next congress initiate the
currency.
Before adjourning its Goth annual
convention Friday night the Grange
adopted resolution calling upon
congress to assume its constitutional
duties to regulate the value Of money
and initiate currency, which viii raise
commodity values to the point rI.sv
were in 1926, in order that all debts
both private and public may be just
ly liquidated."
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-11-26
WHAT A SHOCK!

Toledo, O.-"Human hair!" thought
William Campbell as he looked at the
hair dangling from his fishhook. His
frantic report caused Patrolmen Will
lam Colwell and Troy Harvey to drag
the river in search Of the body. The
body they found was that of an old
automobile with hair-stuffed cushions
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-11-26

Secretary, American Bridge League
Quite often we find player who
has fear OF leading from q certain
combination Of cards. It Is quite true
that the opening leads are pretty def
initely established today-this is one
point on which all authorities agree
and while q player is generally adj
vised against leading away from an
ace-queen or from q king or a king
jack combination. one must be care
full not to allow such a convention to
dominate the entire play Of a hand.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-11-26
MINOT PASTOR SPEAKS

Minneapolis, Nov. 26.-(PeFailure
OF the church to face. the fact that
many of His children have strayed
from their paths can result only from
"the blind leading the blind" young
people Of the Lutheran Free church
were warned by Rev. Clarence j. Carl
sen, Minot, N. D., Friday night. Rev.
Mr.. Carlson spoke at the evening ses-
sion of the 18th annual conference of
the Young Peoples Federation. The
conference opened Thursday and will
end Sunday.