Montana Butte Standard (Newspaper) - March 14, 1937, Butte, Montana METAL PRICES Copper SUver Zinc world price Fast Lonls New Toik HOME EDITION The Standard Carrie j the most extensive telegraph news service In ESTABLISHED 1876 SUNDAY MARCH PRICE CENTS PHONE No AVIATRIX TO START CIRCLING GLOBE TODAY Charges Italy Plan Attack on Spanish Loyalist Ports Stir Statesmen SET League Diplomats Afraid Madrid Accusations May Touch Off Tinder of Con Jealousies fiffl Pierce Insurgent Onslaught on Front Southeast of Madrid Stopped Fight 1 ing in Area March Charges before the League of Nations that the German and Italian navies are planning to attack two oJ Loyalist Spains greatest seaports and the Whirlwind drive of rebel armies upon Madrid aroused grave fears among Europes statesmen The great believing that the civil war may he embarked upon Its final were apprehensive lest in the mounting fury the cpn burst Spains boundaries and touch off the tinder of European hatreds and Possibility of a European war in the not far was openly discussed by one Ivan Soviet ambassador to Continued on Page Artist Gets License to Marry Widow but She Says No Romance Wyoming and Colorado of Win ter Dust Bowl Moistened March worst snowstorm Of the winter dis air schedules und impeded highway traffic In parts ot Wyom ing tonight and swept across the eastern of leaving a covering at In the dust Six Inches of snow were measured at Airplane traffic was halted on both the line and the north and south route from to The Rocky Mountain Motorists association at Denver reported the highway closed between Fort Col and Six inches of snow was reporter Fort Collins and other In northern Colorado had a heavy AID TO March Wheat prospects were hoisted In the southwestern dust bowl tonight by sleet and rain Moisture ranged upward to on inch In sections of the Oklahomi and Texas Colorado and southwestern Kansas More snow and rain was over t he Four Inches of snow covered th ground in eastern Kansas and sno ranging up to one Inch at Hugoton fell In the dust bowl BILLION DOLLAR OUTLAY FOR FARMERS DUE FROM CONGRESS March middleaged Chi cago obtained a license today to marry Osa widow of tbe late Martin who was killed in an air liners crash In California three months the pros bride Indicated it would not Its perfectly she Im not going to marry Hes just an only known the man for three said the attractive brunette who was injured critically in the accident which killed her partner In many expeditions to the African Walker could not be located Immediately at his studio on the 39th floor of a loop Ho went to the license bureau this morning and obtained the license after being assured John sons personal appearance was He explained she was confined to a wheel Johnson was located at a lecture at Grand She has been completing a tour for which she and late husband had contracted because Martin would have wished She laughed when asked If she marry She flowers and a Laughs at Suitor LAW ACTS TO HALT WILLPOWER DEATH LOS March Tlie law moved today to halt the willpower suicide attempt of Helen Wills convicted 31yearold murderess of her wealthy broker Harry on New Years On orders from the district at doctors forcefully fed the young woman injecting a solution of and normal saline into her veins as she lay in a stupor which examiners said was They said she was at tempting an ancient Arabian sui cide by force of Jay Walkers Get Laughs as Machines Skid Which way ya going here comes another one Cries such as reminiscent of Get a horse greeted mo on steep and slippery Mon tana street at 7 oclock last caught by the sudden and freeze last slid and ner between Granite and lime find again cars missed each other by a hairs Even walkers were While the four corners crowded with spec tators looked wary pedestrians started across the Be fore they knew It they were doing swan dives and tail As many as SO people gathered on the corner a slide and Eagerly they awaited next car or the next WEATHER Sunday and Monday wanner Sunday In east ROOSEVELT SEES REASON FOR CELEBRATING PAST PROGRESS President Forecasts Better Things to in Vic tory Dinner Message to Georgia WARM March Roosevelt asserted tonight the Democratic party could celebrate wholeheartedly the progress we have made during the past four years and feel assured that It Is but a forerunner of even better things to The statement was made In to t victory dinner read over the tele phone from temporary White House headquarters here by Marvin Mc the Presidents Governor Rivers of Georgia arranged for the Presidential greet ing at an afternoon call on the President Rivers was the honor guest and principal speaker at the the chief executive had signed an executive order limiting Importation of Canadian red cedar shingles In a move lo help domestic producers meet competition the neighbor on the from Continued on Fige f Bent on Terminus of River Race FORT March adventurers will race ships up the meander ing Missouri river flits a century behind plucky pioneers who braved Ihc perils of bad lo explore a West once raw and These 3937 explorers will ravel he miles from to Fort Beaton in comfort and fear of Hie who In waiting for Lewis and Clark without Alarm over perils such as fur traders John Jacob Astor sent out with out over hard ships like gallant Father Ie They will be racing just for the fun of it and for anil tro of rifling worth compared to the rich awards tbat went to the intrepid plainsmen who dared the dangers of the unknown coun try of the upper Missouri early in the nineteenth This years crop of frontiers men will be lo take part in what is expected to be the last content of ffs dash the full length of the mighty river from where it the Father of Waters to Ins north central Mon tana the head of navigation on the When Fort Peck ilam s he AHs souri river not be navigable above that point unless locks are put In the ponderous project by United States Army A Regatta Association was recently to stage the Fort Benton chal neighboring river towns o take but the race Is open to anyone who enters a cabin cruiser of 25 to 26 feet and with a motor of not more than 85 May 1 is the final date to qualify an The race probably will start May 22 or according to present It will lake a of months to negotiate the upstream course the river takes as it twists through the and into There will be lap prizes just as in a bicycle race and a grand prize for the boat that finishes total distance In the least elapsed The voyage wont be without particularly for ama teur boats men as scores of canoeists and oarsmen who have the Missouri for thrill will There are plenty of treacherous stretches In tbe MLs hat require able seaman aftip o ID Prospective Mount Steadily Above Budget SOIL CONSERVATION PAY IS COSTLIEST Irop Tenant Farmer Drought Re lief to Take Big March crop of farm legis atlon sprouting in Congress session calls for federal outlays totaling well over Prospective expenditures for agri culture have mounted steadily since President in his budget message early this proposed about a billion dollars for this pur V Since additional sums have ecn suggested for crop Insurance assistance lo the cver drought relief tm prevention In the Great and 6lher The biggest item recommended by She Agricultural Department for Is to continue licne lt payments under soil conserva tion This is more the President suggested In his budget Administration leaders have aled would be needed or tlic first year of tenant aid and to set up crop for Ever Normal Legislation to establish the ever normal granary advocated by Sec Wallace 1ms not yet been In but officials privately ca it would require a minimum of Under this pro on Page READY FOR FLIGHT AROUND THE WORLD Blind Man Success as Watchmaker March who old I o IF a r the peer Intently Into broken were con he knew his In his wagon workshop on a vacant lot he had done a ing trade for JO Lately his memory to Tailed He to forget whose watches were had him ar In court today they found that the 13yearold watch maker had been almost sight less for nine Tie had had his work done at a wholesale repair CHOICE OF ROUTES ON LAST LAP ROUTE OF The route Amelia will follow in her night n round tho world Is shown on this Her first goal will he which she will a now trail to by way of New From Australia Miss will go to America and tanick to tho United The is shown In Her la shown lower mn TUSH Wass Administra Marshall arid Also Get arch ad ministrative chiefs the new Montana liquor control Iward was ready to swing Into Its double task of supervising the stales liquor nnd beer The board today appointed administrator adminis trator Thomas Hel chief auditor and nnd chief of the law enforcement The new officials were to begin work Monday The salaries of nnd Marshall were listed as nnd a The members of thn new created by tho recent to take over liquor formerly handled by the state board of examiners and beer formerly the duty of the state of arc Henry Edward Don nnd Administrator Wass hns been In the general mercantile at In Fergus for more than two nnd represented his county ill the state Senate the last two aim hns served as manager for the state grazing commission nnd as chair man of the The new administrator Is 43 yearn He came to Montana In 1013 with a railroad survey worked that year for a In a general then in the United States He was discharged as chief com on Jnge FREE CLINIC FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN OF BUTTE TO OPEN TOMORROW ALLARD HERE SUPPORTERS JILL Senator Clark Sees Change in of Government if Roosevelt Plan March Administration still doubt ful of their ability to get a favorable vole from the Senate Judiciary com on the Roosevelt court legis today Hint the hear ings might continue for more than a Bennett told the Kansas chamber of Commerce In an extemporaneous address today that Youngsters Under 16 Eligi Treatment Undei Auspices of Local Re Auxiliary The free clinic for crippled children will open tomorrow morning at D oclock James It will bo open until 6 Children 16 years of age will eligible for Dr distinguished or will be In All wards of the Auxiliary for the Rehabilita tion of Crippled Children are requested to attend the clinic Examinations will be made and treatments Yenrs of experience have that a large number o physical handicaps of mny be overcome without a or rape the Supreme He asserted he would refuse lo participate In any ravishing of the rights of tho It hns been said I shall destroy my political future by my he But it Is such nn Im portant question no Individuals fu ture Is worthy of I would rather put my back to n wall and be shot than vote for the Presidents a partisan Democrat I respect the Cut I will be this pro posal as long as I am In a position To Cut or Not to Cut Down Trees in Whitehall Park Is Topic of a City Rumpus March Spe Whitehall citizens today de bated he pros and of cut imp down irees in the public order of the city council trees are cut the ap proval of those nay the park should he thinned out and with the disapproval of others who maintain its a The reos were planted about 20 years ago and include Cana dian a soft a hard K Is the plan to thin out the softwood This worE in being done on the advice of the stale horticulturist and also on the advice of WFA landscape archi Mayor Harry Boh who was mayor a I he time the treet were maintains the x a m e When we planted the knew they would be too he and the idra was lo thin them out as soon as nut on the other the fence was a member of the American Jit claims thai it was his to plant the The cutting of is he fool ever lis Anybody can cut down he hu not everybody can produce a nd Joe another In I mated that the matter may be brought up at the American Legion meeting on March Meanwhile the debate with Whitehall citizens awaiting the arrival on Monday night nt Herman of the who lit Raid lo have recommended the thinning out Kroffman will at the Kotary Monday I o at the annual free nro placed under the care of the locn and arc fre fluently cured without leaving home The cases requiring an are given free passage to the through the of the Northern Pacific rail which provides free tatlon for the patient and a On his present visit L to meet as many of for mer patients an In orde that lie may determine whether additional treatment may have be come necessary since their dls charge from the AH kind of physicist handicaps arc deal misplaced hips crooked spines and all of the that follow attacks of While a 100 per cent re from all of these ailments li rare the average recovery Is to be better than 00 per cent of thi normal During the 15 or more years thai the Crippled Auxiliary Gustavo were near toI active In Bulte Allard because they Insisted they continuously acted as the ortho had a right to charge 40 cents for of said they were shot down outside their barber shop by two men who approached them this he ulterior The Continued on Page BARBERS SHOT FOR 40CENT HAIRCUTS NEW March Gustavo antl Continued on Page Only Adverse Weather Conditions Can Delay Lady Lindbergh Begin ning Trip Around STUB FIELD Heavy Rains Make Oak laud Airport Top for Safe Takeoff With Heav ily Loaded Ocean March Earhart Put Americas foremost avl will take off at ori her projected tier George Palmer Only adverse weather will delay Putnam Putnam said also that of recent henvy which soaked the tho takeoff would bo from Mills at airport Is Putnam not want to take any with the piano Miss Earhart will Wo will leavo this at with a load then load tho at Mills field for the takeoff nt 43d or Putnam said that his trie only woman to fly both the Atlantic and the was resting welt ancl In top condition for her hazard ous No Miss Putnam will carry two extra ilits and a pair of but ho when she her There will bo no dresses In mjr Continued on Pago PLANE LOADED WITH NITRO FORCED DOWN March airplane loaded with a cargo of so pounds of Pilot Duncan Melntyre today made a safe forced landing at Fort military reservation after being Jost several hours In snow I could not find the Cheyenne Mclntyre It was harrowing With him were of and mi oil wel shooter sent with the explosives from to binst an oil well being drilled near The storm came up Mclntyre I flew into the face of but I lost all my I flew around blindly until dawn this when I sighted the Fort Warren was I glad to sec He said he left yesterday afternoon with the two explosive experts and expected to reach Cheyenne before The accompanied by a high raged most of the Officers at Port Warren field said Mclntyre made a beautiful land Ing In the dim light of early morn morning and accused them of un shops charged 60 MURPHY APPOINTS STRIKE COMMITTEE Officials Estimate 000 Persons 7iled Returns Yesterday With Deadline Coming on TAX PAYMENT MARCH 15 SEEN BY EXPERTS around the authorities that less than half of the expected returns have been In recent about 73per cent of taxpayers with less than by March while only 58 per cent of those with Incomes in paid In one It the estimate of March receipts is borne It will more than double last years col officials said they ex broad program to bring labor persons filed returns the returns would show the the bounds of number of the March 15 filing comes since when they were Frank Murphy tonight announced formation of a committee of 20 prominent which not only will attempt solution o the present sitdown affecting nearly In but will draft permanent machinery and legislation to deal with future labor i Committee arc leaders come tax payments to drop of labor and the public and Into the federal cash register will be charged with devising n by midnight estimated March expecting In
