gaga THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ESTABLISHED 1878 BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA* TUESDAY, AUGUST 28,1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS Textile Strike Breach Widens Iron Range Bank Holdups Planned bu Nelson CONFERENCE FAILS a * TO HIT BRAKES ON Not Candidate LESS TALK OF WAR, I Deep Sea Divers | 3 HLUON DOLLAR AirEndurance Record Their Goal VAN MR'S DEATH Get Valued Data j WALKOUT MACHINE LOWER ARMAMENTS Hamilton, Bermuda, Aug. 28. CAUSED BANDITS TO OP) —Valuable data on deep sea FIRE KILLS THREE, life were reported Tuesday by Dr. Workers Insist Meeting of Their William Beebe and Otis Barton, ADVOCATED BY NYE American scientists, as the re- INJURES OVER 100 Demands Only Alternative ABANDONHO RAIDS sult of their latest dives off this port. to Move Senator Advises World Fair Aud- Strange underwater creatures, Argintina Slaying of Outlaw in St. Paul .iH RHSI thus far unidentified, were glimp- Town is Swept by •: sed through quartz v • • ience “Prepare For Peace”, the windows Flames Started by Oil Tank EMPLOYERS REMAIN QUIET Seen as Result of ‘Tip Off’ . • v * of the Bathysphere, steel diving Not Conflict device invented by Barton in two Explosion by Pals submersions Monday. Tiny fish, angry at the invasion, hurled Committee Accepts Invitation WOULD CUT EXPENDITURES themselves against ball, emitting of Labor ‘BABY FACE’ ADVANCE MAN flashes of light when they struck CITIZENS GRIPPED BY PANIC Board But Won’t it. Descriptions of specimens Alter Stand were telephoned to assistants Recommends Complete Elimin- above. Holocaust Began When Employe Would Have Struck Simultane- An accident occurred Monday. ation of Private Manufacture Washington. Aug. 28.—(>!>)—The ously and Fled to Hideout On the first descent a short cir- of Refinery Opened Cas Dis- of Munitions cuit in a battery caused four strike committee of the United Textile Near Border flashlight bulbs to explode in Bar- tilling Tank Workers Tuesday accepted the invita, ton's face. He was blinded for a tlon of the national labor relations few minutes but remained below, to St. Paul, Aug. 28.—(/P) —A gang of Chicago, Aug. 28.—(jP)—Senator Ger- unhurt. Campana, Argentina. Aug. 28.—(AP)— board a conference with manufac- 10 men headed by George "Baby ald P. Nye (Rep., N. D.) Monday night turers on Thursday but reiterated that planning big Six oil tanks of the National Oil com- Pace" Nelson was two said American expenditures a general walkout in the industry bank holdups, simultaneously, in armament pany blew up Tuesday, killing three Minnesota’s iron range when dissen- are but a part of "a vicious circle" of persons, injuring four gravely and could be averted only by "definite con- cessions." sion developed within the ranks and appropriations looking toward another AND about 96 less seriously, and causing a Homer Van Meter "put the GOMMMSSIONERS Meanwhile, was on war. Senator Nye in a speech at the damage 10,000,- *** an answer to Garrison s spot" by of his pals, it officially estimated at one own was Century of Progress, pleaded for lower request for the conference was await- Tuesday from a reliable -vi 000 pesos or $2,800,000. learned George A. Sloan, source. armaments and less talk of armed MARIESON MAKING Firemen rushed into the village ed from head of the MBS. ELLA RAINEY cotton textile For the past six weeks, Van Meter, conflict. from Buenos Aires. 40 miles away, institute. Garrison who was slain last Thursday night by Formal announcement was made "Intime of peace, prepare for peace, from La Plata, and from Zarate. Monday urged Sloan to organize a police, "looking St. Paul has been Monday that Mrs. Henry T. Rainey war," Nye, They fought to save ten other oil representative committee of over" banks in northern Minnesota, not said Senator advanc- READY FOR CONTEST manufac- by would not be a candidate to succeed ing a four-point program which he tanks which were menaced the JEAN LA RENE (Left) A turers to meet with the union lead- including Duluth, Hlbblng, Virginia the late speaker of the house as a flames which swept the refining plant, MRS. CAMPBELL ers. and Eveleth, it was learned. He was congressman from 20th said would lessen the possibility of Standard Oil designated by gang the Illinois an affiliate of the Com- Chicago, Aug. 28.—(/P)—All the com- Tuesday in their attempt to “We have said at all times,” said the as the "ad- district. conflict by taking "the profit out of Ryder H. Hamro and William R. pany Jersey. break vance man." of New forts of home are available in the the 240-hour woman's record it is a Francis J. Gorman, chairman of the war." The explosion of the tanks shook latest in endurance flying. strike committee, "that The gang, the same report said, Nye’s program were: Ebeling Mentioned at Prob- mere— we shall be Included in cut the windows throughout the vil- With Lindbergh, it was a sandwich Fresh vegetable and chicken diet, drawn Into no more fruitless conserva- planned to strike simultaneously on Creation of a "secretary of peace" lage. cracked many walls, and jarred and a toothpick, in his trans-Atlan- fresh clothing for week, tions and we by that two banks—about 40 or 50 miles to function In the of the able Successors a a full stand decision. SltY manner sec. villages fought shoulded to shoulder tic hop, with Mary Owens Campbell make-up including iron, Remember, we are under specific apart—with the of getting COMAL kit curling and idea a navy presi- rotaries of war and in the with the inhabitants In an effort to and Jean La Rene, two Texas girls mandatory instructions delegate large sum of money and then fleeing dent’s cabinet. and even water for bathing. There’ll of a their hideout, stem the tide of flame which threaten- who passed the 100-hour mark early be no shiny noses when they descend. convention in which the workers to said to be somewhere Prohibition of sending U. 8. com- Bismarck's police chief oontest was ed to engulf not only their homes but near the Canadian boundary. spoke their demands. We can not POSSIBILITIES OF modities by way of American ships to outwardly calm Tuesday as the city which blazed the river Parana change across the conditions which The mob planned to escape to Can- warring nations. that ada if their booty large enough. commission, which had asked far Po- as well. representative convention laid down was Complete elimination of private Panic-Stricken Otherwise, the gangsters were figur- lice Chief C. J. Martineson’s resigna- Residents SOO UNE AAA WOULD AVOID and would not if we could. manufacture of munitions. REQUESTS Injuries in Campana were increas- Accept of Respect ing on making two more bank raids, MURALDEPOSITS tion, and Martineson himself, who Oat Skyrocketing of income taxes dur- has ed by the panic which gripped the in- "But shall accept according to the report. ing discourage profiteering." we Chairman war, "to announced his decision to resist re- habitants. They rushed into the Garrison's invitation, partly "Baby Pace" Nelson, now known as expenditures out of the "American armament moval, made plans for their next streets shouting "the tanks." About VALUATION very real respect America’s public No. 1, has REDUCED EXPORT GAMBLE IN which we for enemy Estimate 5,000,000 Tons of 87,000,000.000 annually," Nye have reported total steps. 200 firemen from other cities and him and partly because we been seen in northern Min- stated, appropriations shall "and still are villages fought should to shoulder with never refuse to meet any sincere per- nesota towns on several occasions in Sodium Sulphate Near ostensibly keep up A. P. Lenhart, president of the city asked to with other the inhabitants in an effort to stem son for a discussion of problems.” recent months. The chief of police nations." commission, BY MILLION our told s newspaper man the tide of flame which threatened to m PROGRAM FOR 1935 The workers Insisted at Virginia Tuesday admitted that a Crtnora Advocates Heavy Tax that con- citizen had reported to him that he that "you will probably hear from us engulf not only their homes but which ferences are not enough and nni#i« identified a man giving a Virginia Appropriations of one-twentieth of before 3 p. m.,” in regard to a succes- blazed across the river Parana as definite concessions satisfactory to bank the "onoe over" as the notori- this amount would be sufficient to well. Railroad Declares Anything in Convinced Washington's Advice them are made by employers, the na- Possibilities of commercial develop- protect United sor to the police chief job, indicating ous desperado. ment of sodium sulphate deposits the Btates with its The holacaust began when Andre tional strike will cripple the industry superb Nye that he may be planning to suspend Andreopulus, employe Excess of $10,000,000 Would About Foreign Entanglements Hamilton One of Mob near Orenora were being investigat- natural defenses, said. D. an of the Monday. In addition to summoning report given "During war periods, income taxes Martineson pending a hearing and refinery, opened a gasoline distilling 460,000 The the Associated ed Tuesday by officials of the state appoint Be Unjust May Apply cotton mill workers from their on less than SIO,OOO might be doubled, an acting police chief for the tank. Something started a fire and machines, they plans Press listed members of the gang, federal relief administration. Interim, worked on to ex- said to number ten exclusive of their and on incomes over SIO,OOO should be as directed in the resolution Andreopulus was killed in the flames. tend the walkout to 300,000 silk, rayon An estimated 5,000,000 tons of the adopted unanimously by city women companions. John Hamilton, present eight taxed to the extent of 98 per cent to the com- That tank blew up and the fire spread and woolen workers. mineral are in the dried profit mission Saturday Reduction of $7,314,181 in assessed Washington, Aug. 28. Dillinger lieutenant who has been lakes comprising discovery, take out of war,” the senator forenoon. He would rapidly. The Other developments the ac- rot amplify this Tuesday included: reported dead; Alvin Karpis, sought cording said. statement. After the fire fighters went to work, valuation was asked of the AAA, pondering its plans for 1935, is Gorman, head of strike to Dr. Irvin Levine, who At 3 o’clock, however, the com- for the Edward G. Bremer kidnap- heads work on the project. In an interview following his speech, Lenhart said the principal danger was from the state equalization board by the Soo becoming convinced that George mittee. said Alabama mills were be- Nye said, “despite luss, it’s there would be “nothing new today." spreading railway. ing; Arthur “Doc" Barker and his Various companies pay as high as that the oil which formed a small Line W ashington s advice about foreign en- ing converted into fortresses, with In- Fred Barker, also mentioned per evident that General Johnson is on The resolution instructed the city burning lake and sent up a pillar of The claim for reduced assessment rushing in guns brother. sls ton for the mineral, relief attorney, tanglements may appiv. dustrialists machine in the Bremer case, and a few new officials been informed. his way out as head of the NRA, and Charles L. Foster, to ask black smoke visible for miles. came as the board prepared to set and tear gas. He said the only dis- have day." voluntary resigna- “connections," the mob made in re- Prime among the problems to heaven hasten that Martineson for his It was feared that the oil and gas- value for the year on various railroads The application to the AAA is that orders would be "provoked by the be tion, and, in the tanks, cent months. solved are questions of purity of de- Despite criticism of the AAA pro- event this was not oline, pouring out from the on the state, and followed closely on p oducing great surpluses on the off employers." Paul A. Redmond, head gram, Nye said its were evi- procured, instructed the president of would the safety dykes Then a “flare-up" came within the posit, methods of marketing, freight benefits overrun sur- the heels of a stipulated agreement of chance that they can be sold in for- of nine mills in north Alabama, de- ranks, the report Some rates, competitive dent in North Dakota where many the commission to suspend Martine- rounding the plant and destroyed the reduction in federal court. nied there was any plac- continued. and extent of the son pending eign markets very probably would lead intention of members of the gang feared Van field. Sodium sulphate is also a by- farmers had received their only in- a hearing. shipping on the river. By the stipulated agreement, valua- ing guns or gas in the plants. Meter might be captured and this product in the of cer- come from the government organiza- Decides to Fight Argentine authorities rushed 30 ma- tion of property was set at $17,314,181, to grief for the American farmer. FERA Not Backing Strike manufacture Martineson, after might result in disclosure of the iden- tain types of acids, it was pointed tion this year. a conference with rines and a patrol of sailors to Cam- reduced from the previous assessed The emphasis is on domestic needs Harry L. Hopkins, federal relief ad- tity of the new members of the gang. out, giving rise to the problem of pos- In North Dakota, where a political counsel Monday, announced he would pana to help the fire fighters. valaution of $22,282,990 set by the end sales. ministrator, grew angry reports resist over He knew too much. He had sible profit, from deposits. crisis developed over the ouster of removal, making it probable he Besides Andreopulus, another person board for 1933. Officials say they not which he understood to imply that been natural appear are ignoring traveling around with too many Similar deposits also have been Gov. William Langer, “things political will before the board Wednes- killed was Sergio Uritaga, a citizen Any valuation set by the board in a possibility of regaining some export FERA agreed to support the strikers. working out," day evening women and his companions thought discovered near Stanley in Mountrail are themselves said the and formally inform the of Campana who was killed when his excess of $10,000,000 would be “unjust, business through, for instance, recip- "Certainly we are underwriting no this would lead him into trouble. county, approximately 80 miles from senator. commissioners of his plan to resist roof fell on him. illegal and contrary to the terms of rocal thinking of strikes,” he said, but he the Nye, who is chairman of the removal. treaties. But the reiterated There was discord within the gang, the Grenora discovery. sena- The injured were taken to hospitals. the stipulation in which judgment the AAA planners centers on adjust- policy that all needy will be cared for torial committee to investigate the step, the report continued, but it was The sulphate “fields" are apparent- The next according to Foster, Police took over the village in an was entered In the 1933 tax suit” the ing production to about the quantity unless the labor department or the na- finally of munitions in the preparation agreed that if Van Meter was ly part of the same glacial driftwhich manufacture will be of charges against effort to evacuate the inhabitants as brief submitted to the board claimed. needed to feed Americans, plus ample tional labor relations board brands put out of the way, their chances for has resulted in similar United States, said that the commit- Martineson and arrangements for his speedily as possible. support the strike unjustified. creation of Sept. 4, in Washing- In of their claims for re- reserves for lean years and probably a clean getaway would be enhanced. deposits in Canada. tee willconvene hearing. Foster refused to give an duced valuation, George Kingsley and exports. There was no word early Tuesday ton. inkling some The “tip-off" to the St. Paul police as to what the charges might Olson, City Officials H. A. Thomson, appearing as tax and The first experiment is under way as to the attitude of the employers. followed and Van Meter was slain. include. legal counsel for the railway, pointed in the sugar program under the Jones- Before Garrison’s plea Sloan had serv- Now, reported, it was the “heat" Scott Cameron and F. E. McCurdy, out that the company owes various Costigan act. This adjusts domestic ed formal notice on Chairman Robert become so because of the counsel for Visit Local CCC Camp has intense BUILDING ANDLOAN Legionnaires to Oust Martineson, planned to states through which it operates, production and imports to 6,476,000 Bruere of the cotton textile industrial killing the has temporarily confer that gang Tuesday afternoon regarding his cloak of $878,483.80 in taxes. The state includ- tons that officials estimate will relations board that “the industry abandoned their plans but may go fihedding governmental be Communists from S. D. their next step, with the probability responsibility. Acting ed were Minnesota. North Dakota, consumed this year. must stand firmly upon code number through with them petitions Gov. Ole H. Ol- at a future time. that in behalf of Martineson son, accompanied by members of the Michigan, South Dakota and Wicon- The wheat program announced last one.” The hideout, said to be on Britton, S. D., Aug. 28.—(/P)—An will the Min- GROUPS LOOKING UP be circulated at once for presen- city commission and park board, spent sin. week contained much the same sort Gorman declared it was “highly nesota side near the international ultimatum to three alleged Commun- tation to the board. Earnings possible” that silk, rayon, and woolen border, is reported three hours Monday night hobnobing of the road are “insuffi- of adjustment, calling for production to be “as safe a ists to leave South Dakota within 24 It also is probable that Martineson youths cient to these workers would walk out at the same place any with the enrolled at the Bis- meet taxes” the brief of about 775,000,000 bushels to meet as in the world.” Close hours was to be served on the trio will gather testimonials and state- marck CCC and enjoying claimed “and other operating expen- domestic demand time as the cotton operatives. The source of this information in- of Year Should See Them group of Legionnaires camp the of 625,000,000 bush- Tuesday by a ments in his behalf from his support- program of sports and ses. For the past several months carryover dicated that the gang contemplated a city entertainment els, rebuild the and leave a Restored to Normalcy, Says from five counties in this section. The ers in the for presentation to the staged in their honor. there has been great difficulty in margin export purposes. bank holdup in Duluth and met here Monday night board, despite for another Legionnaires Foster s indication that A broad smile lit the acting gover- meeting payrolls. The revenue out- In preparing livestock plan, at the same time somewhere on the Bank Examiner to discuss a disturbance that occurred the board is determined the the range. “Martineson nor’s face from time to time as the look for future months is much less same idea predominates. Actual con- STATE BONDED DEBT iron Saturday of when a number men were must go." boxing matches, wrestling favorable than the past few Callen Continues Search from Britton, after distribu- events and months.” trol of hogs and beef cattle probably evicted Meanwhile the commissioners main- musical program off. The Other factors contributing to corn, Meanwhile, Chief of Police Prank Building of what termed Communistic were run neces- will hinge on control of wheat, and loan associations tion was tained their silence in regard to Mar- drilling of the CCC company’s sity for lower valuation, set out in rye, barley Cullen, continuing his hunt for clues throughout the expected awk. as and grain sorghums, with state are to literature. tineson’s possible successor in the ward squad brought laughter the brief the drouth, resulting TOTAL and ap- were: grains brought together to the whereabouts of “Baby Pace" be “practically to normal" by Resolutions adopted at the ex-Ser- event suspended these in a mOO restored he is removed, Nelson, that checkup or plause. in less movement of crops, with dis- composite contract. announced a of the close of the year, Adam A. Lefor, vice men’s meeting here named Stan- outside of President Capt. appearance money found on Van Meter, G. Lenhart’s state- T. H. C. Waters was in charge of “all basic agricultural In the midst of plannmg the future, Homer state bank examiner declared Tues- ley Moore and H. Thomas of Brit- ment Tuesday forenoon regarding the of the stag showed none of it was ransom money day, report. party and introduced the revenue,” and “forced operation of officials found time to look at the Report Shows $2,230,100 of in his annual ton and Paul Siedler as the men re- possibility of an announcement during guests. They Major service," paid in St. Paul kidnapings. Twenty-two building they were Duckworth some train with continued present. The bureau of agricultural and loan asso- quested to leave the state. If the day. and Captain operating expense liability. •Bonds Paid From July 1, 1932 The currency, $1,394.18, was reporting voluntarily, by Connors of Fort Lincoln; and economics issued an estimate that * check- ciations showed total re- do not go removal Mention Hamro, Ebellng Captains Little and Whiting The board will ed against number of that paid for sources of $12,054,641.52, at the was at the meeting. of the meet late Wednes- cash income of farmers from all dose force threatened Both Ryder H. Hamro and William CCC headquarters camp day, begin setting to June 30, 1934 the release of William Hamm, brewer of 31, 1933, Copies of the resolutions were at Fort Lin- to its of assessed sources this year will be about business Deoember a de- sent R. Ebellng, present members of the coln, Mayor A. P. Lenhart, Cape. for the five railroads oper- kidnaped the summer of 1933, and crease of $1,081,328.05 over 1932. to Gov. Tom Berry at Pierre and to police valuation $6,000,000,000, an increase of 19 per force, have been mentioned in E. J. Wanner, H. E. Spohn, H. T. ating in the state. i Edward Bremer, banker abducted in Greatest amount of decrease was in the state department of the Ameri- rumors Dr. cent over last year and 89 per cent W-January, 1934. The Hamm raqsom on the streets as in line for Perry, Myron Atkinson and R. E. over 1932. Total bonded indebtedness of North real estate loans, where the total was can Legion at Watertown. the police chief Job. Thompson, Dakota is 842,584.100, the was SIOO,OOO and that in the Brem- $1,440,239.29. to an representing the city, and biennial re- Resources show Among suggestions in Martineson’s Dr. J. B. Riley and Lieut. L. T. Ulsak- Three Leal Women port of State Auditor Berta E. er case $300,000. increase were in real estate owned, is one He said efforts to connect Van American All-Stars . behalf that he be retained on er of the Mandan CCC camp. Baker, revealed Tuesday. $399,137.72; insurance and taxes ad- the police force, if not A open Hurt in Accident New Salem Bank of North Dakota capital Meter with the recent abduction of vanced, $15,534.67 re- as chief at weiner roast over fires con- Holsteins stock k and “other Play Valley City least as a plain-clothes evening’s bonds 81,000,000; John 6. Labatt, London, Ont., sources’, $301,270.96, To man because cluded the entertainment. Valley City, s total mill and eleva- brewer a total increase of his wide experience in police work. N. D., Aug. 28.—(A ) Bring $1,209 at Sale tor construction 83,000.000; also had failed. Cullen said he had in groups $715,933.35. Three bonds. these of Valley City. N. D., Aug. 28.—<*>>— Martineson has been GETS FERRY women received injuries mill and elevator milling bonds, received a telegram from W. H. Dunn, One association went into voluntary connected with PERMIT Moorhead, Minn., Aug. 28.—(>P) — $500.- The American League All-Stars, man- the police force here for the last 23 A certificate of public convenience Monday evening when their automo- 000; real estate bonds, $37,411,700; chief constable at London, in which liquidation, with assets and liabilities years, being bile struck gravel and Twenty-four pure bred Holstein cows was stated no ransom was paid for aged by Earl Mack, have been sched- head of the department and necessity to operate a water util- loose over- past due bonds called but not present- it of $35,825.70. Valley 19 years. Previously ity turned on the highway north of and heifers brought $1,209 at an auc- the return of Labatt. passed uled to play the City base- he was employed south of U. 8. Highway No. 10 and here. ed for payment, $5,400 and capital “TTie year has undoubtedly ball team 3, was an- as a detective for the hospital All are residents of Leal, N. D. tion sale here Monday as 100 Clay W. J. Ylakne, Minneapolis attor- trying here October it state at east of the Sheyenne river in the county engaged building certificates, $667,000. been the most one that our Tuesday. Jamestown and guard at the The injured are Mrs. James Hay- farmers in spirited Total bonds ney, Tuesday notified Chief Cullen building and have nounced as a Sukut addition of West Fargo was bidding. The price paid paid from July 1, 1932, loan associations state penitentiary here. granted den, broken arm; Mrs. Louis Martin- lowest was to 30, 1934, equal that he will claim the money found had to experienced," “Un- to C. J. Perch of West Fargo $26 for yearling June $2,230,100, the Lefor said. son and Mrs. Adolf Grover, scalp a heifer and the report shows. on Van Meter’s body. Flakne said he employment of mortgagors possibly highest $73 for a cow. was acting for a Wayne, Ind., Famed Quintuplets wounds and other injuries. Mrs. During 1933 and 1934, a $2,- Fort reached its peak during the first part t Martinson’s The animals were brought to Moor- total of attorney administering the estate. year infant child, thrown clear 867,315.39 was collected from gasoline of this which necessitated, an | Three Months Old Chance to Live Given Boy After of the machine, was uninjured. A head by the New Salem, N. D„ Hol- Cullen also announced he would abnormal amount Of delinquent loan taxes. Out of this amount, counties ? ? driving the car also was un- stein Breeding Circuit Association un- throughout confer with authorities at the state payments. Investment shareholders, auspices State the state received a total training Southurt. der of the American $875,000; 825,009 paid school at Sauk Center re- too, experienced like difficulties and Callandsr, Ont., Aug. 28 .—(F)— Bank, Moorhead. Lade Of was into the garding disposition of Opal Meliga, ‘Holiness Colt* Parents Relent of feed at general fund, and $1,350,000 was paid many found it necessary to ask for The Dionne quintuplets are three New Salem forced their sale. A num- St. Paul waitress reported to have withdrawals with re- months old Tuesday but It is Russians Beaten by ber to the highway. Refunds amounted friendly the result that Just of the purchasers obtained regis- $803,68291. been with the slain gangster. serves were shattered and many asso- another day in the lives of the fa- Fort Payne, Ala., Aug. 28 tration papers, were to Balance on hand in ttx The girl, who police said was on mous .—m— refused to permit an operation on Japs, Soviets Charge which available fund, as of June 80, amounted to $52,- ciations were obliged to go on a regis- little sisters. Surgeons’ instruments in his infected leg. “The Lord will for all the animals. parole of the Sauk Center institution, tration Instead of a birthday cake, the glinting 236J8, with a prior balance for the charge the flickering light a heal him through faith," they Moscow, Aug. 28.——Moscow preceding 836,60436. ‘has been held without slnoe “However, with the discount privil- babies had their usual three of kerosene year of , the Dillinger lieutenant was slain. eges by every hours, lamp—a mother’s in said. newspapers charged Tuesday that offered the federal home loan ounces of milk three lament lost Finally gave prisoners Minnesota Pastor to bank to nearly half a bit of tomato the the father in. But Russian in Manchukuo were GOOD OLD DATS GOME of the associa- Juice and the weird chant of the holiness the operation must be performed brutally treated in an attempt to Naughton DILLINGEB GUtL NABBED tions which have qualified for mem- oxygen they reoeive every day. cult’s “unknown tongue”—a boy Preach at St. Joseph, Mo.—A veteran bar- Chicago, Aug. 28.—(JP) —Miss Jean bership in the Sharp home, he said, so force confessions. tender has thrown up in the federal heme loan bank MO celebration was held in the with a “50-80" chance for life. members of bis Job and Burke, 28, suspected by police of being system and with the refinancing of littlefarm home. the cult might aid Soviet dispatches from Khabarovsk Rev. Vfced Johnson of Baraum, asked for a plaoe In a street gang. name Dr. W. T. Miller, one of two with prayers, songs and talking said many of the Russian employes Minn., will preach at the girl of that who associated loans through the Home Own- The first real celebration since surgeons who operated on eight- schoolhouae Mo. “In the good old days," he ssld With the John Dillinger gang, was ar- Corporation in the “unknown tongue." of the Chinese Eastern railway who I, Naughton township, Wednesday at Mayor Schudder, applying ers’ Loon this tensity has the babies came willtake place in year-old Wallace Doyle Sharp, Jr., Despite John hi Mr rested Tuesday while asleep in an au- been lessened and a hospital the lack of hospital fa- had been placed under arrest were 8 p.m. and again Sunday at the same a city Job, “we served men