The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 28, 1933, Page 5

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1938 "Robins and Larks {/DESGRIBES OLD FORT \GOLF CLUB 10 OPEN Doug, Jr.'s Accuser and Bride Arriving in State \ NEWS “ecco” | INLUNGHBONSPBEGH} HOUSE THIS SEASON Club Will Entertain {Scandinavian Program|Approximately 1,000 Hear En- i! Major Frank L. Anders, Native ; Eighth Grade Girls} Given for Club Guests| _tertainers of Air in Per- OF br of Fort M’Keen, Tells of er a tht ( i Eighth grade girls of the Bismarck music, particularly sonal Appearances y y on Frontier Days Monday Ni Public schools will be guests of the t . = ay y Night } ess aN fessional Women's wing the largest and most en- ; federal Members of the Bis k nis club at ® program and social time at Of Mrs. Md. W.| thuslastio crowd which has assembled| westher ‘ards aw’ another | clib were. carried ‘back to frontier Decision to open the Bismarck the Country Club's house for the summer @ home| Tuesday forenoon. Both birds Gays at thelr luncheon club program | Taunty Sue ‘a ‘at the .| board of directors of the organiza- er special features will comprise the| As pee 5 : served in the clubhouse and the gen- program = arranged by Mrs. Nellie ie paar cy gies oi ae: Evarts, Mrs. E. P. Quain and i 4 ze it. Part! irge rings V. Stair. bpm! w may be held there if arrangements are made with a authorities. ' Dickinson Orchestra ‘To Give Concert Here The Concert orchestra of the Dick- , finson state teachers college will pre- . : - = R sent @ sacred concert Saturday eve- .| Jorgen Dietz, who wants $60,000 from Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., be- ning at the McCabe Methodist - Federal Guarantee Thorberg, president, cause he alleges young Fairbanks aifenated the nesctions of his church, according to Rev. Walter E. P F Bo di F first wife, Solveig Diets, is shown above with his new wife as th: Vater, pastor. A direction or nds Forecast returned to Los Angeles from their honeymoon, They were mai cation va be the fifth Rg! the locai Wi o per, ried soon after Diets sued Fairbanks. The bride was Lucy Doraing, sponsored appearance fashington, March 28. movie player. . of the Dickingon musicans, under the ch direction of Miss Catherine Burns. 'No admission will be charged, but a silver offering will be taken during the program. ying Rev. Vater is extending a cordial in- Teal Tuesday :1 Commi ; ret page soe a a SF |reracemt| A.W. LUCAS CO, ; ° The hostess was assisted in the din- . Major Anders’ father was retired . . ‘4 ° e le . N. O. Tournament LaFrance, Church Society Opens wan proposes) "Athoug the mussts at the chairman, Paul T. Cook and E. W. Membership Contest] avout 40 mentters of the club and refinanc! Indian ; their friends attended seme tee meme Tt a adress thee es -|aeten Ht! =§=The New Carter continue for air weeks and captains ot| Luther League Grou continue for al ins standing at the close of a two Weeks| Dr, J. wet sane ot as eo Decide Hospital and |} 66 ed » Je A their 2 9. nN period. Standings are based on the| Lutheran church, will give at i One t guests at the luncheon were Doctor Can t Collect : u S eal of attendance, new mem-, on “Pastoral Work Among the - State Senator C. G. Bangert, State hese t obliget- ee ee ne She : Tax i; Pere cae erica anna eee liget- The team headed by Laurence V.| Lutheran church at 8 0’ competent. circles shacuacvisee ee ; Seamless, Boneless, Invisible prea a com with a Heed of on evening in the church wi m captained by Miss Ar- Favor Executive Halt | Daxot To Traffic in Arms} county leen Sanborn has scored 73 points. City-County News ||, Washington, Mar. 28—(AP)— ete gr i At the close of the contest the win- ming team will be the guest of the losers at @ party. 8 a The house foreign affairs committee — pone hg Ay Men Val Youmer, 001 Bighth Be | ceemtay,evureved, the administra irs. Val Yeager, th St.,| tion’s proposal to empower presi A TE i coal Tie Seem, ret epee |Seeere % pene certs Se ion at the lexius hos; s|shipments of arms and munitions a u heat hime pair wae Mon- recovered sufficiently to be removed foreign countries at conflict. Verdicts were awarded the hospital cig rerribaend rtd wil gags and high de) to her home, ‘The vote was 15 to 6. distric ‘About 35 fathers attended and came refer bet a The opposition was led by repre- ‘away asserting they had tasted of the received. Captain Clarence Agre of the Sal-| sentative Tinkham, of Massachus- fountain of youth in this evening ‘whose _ vation Army at Deadwood, S. D.,| setts, and Fish, of New York, repub- spent with their daughters. There to radio will conduct services at 8 o'clock this | licans, who indicated they would file % were vocal and instrumental num- played and evening in the Bismarck Salvation|a minority report. An act of congress is necessary to| ¢ bers, cards and dancing with a mid- popular ‘in-| Atmy citadel. The public is cordially} Chairman McReynolds said he teinstate a policeman dismissed from night supper at the end. mea” end “y invited to attend. tres ask for early house considera- ys _—_ ion. : _ottieess i — eh ial ee in. la = wore d ace oo ee Sse a oe ses- luced 3 ferns tered the Bismarck | sion of an hour and a half. was the committee in cates ot! ‘the party, eras, » Ed | hospital for treatment. preceded by testimony of several I Defy the Police to numbers ra’ ‘witnesses who opposed the proposal. Solve a Murder Colonel Horatio B. Hackett, Chi- bdetcined cee the Pian cae: openes numbers an instru- harmony and excel-| ,, GE RE TO which will be known as ago, of the firm of Holabird and Fire ug lamed *| Root, architects for the state capitol, b B for Sang ath | # ® business visitor in Bismarek, Many Fires at Max THE CRIME OF num-! Members of the Young Men’s Civic THE CENTURY : ; ie ti i ing ji: “Darkness on the . Du S| We offer in this timely little spring hugger, a girdle to the Dale |e an eetios Tenia emting of ee S| planned for the most thrifty of 1983 budgets. the organization Tuesd: vening. y Arr hotel, beginning at 7:30 ‘ %| “Now even the very young and slim must be girdled,” o iy Gh é 3 Eeeg ee li i & reees fi & j i rif 3 i i 5 an ges g z if j : aE A I- gi I q f mental trio composed of Marian, Nina and iouise Melville, with Mrs. Melville at the plano. There was a vocal solo by Bernice-Ulmer and Mary Louise Nuessle played a plano number. The remainder of the evening was spent informally with cards and dancing. Circle two-steps, rye waltz- es and other novelties were introduc- ed during the dancing. ‘The supper was served in the din- ing room, which had been decorated in pastel colors for the occasion. Table appointments were suggestive of Easter. i ang 72 i i i | a BE é Rey g i i The ‘meeting will be held at the say fashion authorities. “Figure lines must be smooth but softly moulded to successfully wear the smart youthful gowns.” At 8:20 o'ctock Tomorrow Nisht 1/91 “Snugs” invisibly moulds the smooth supple lines of tom URDER youth, is seamless, boneless, knitted to fit the form— e %| the very different and new softie. Te will happen i my orkhome 1%] “Snugs” are made of soft cotton and rayon yarns ankers will bi ‘ i ii i THE VICTIM! fashioned around fine strands of covered elastic. e 4 ‘The time, the place, the victim [| % are set , . . yet, 80 unique, so strange, so perfect will this =i I ! fife: at i ul ee 4% R. M,'Stangler, manager of the Bank of North Dakota, spent Sunday in Jamestown with Mrs, Stangler and their family. * % *% Mrs, ©. C. Hibbs returned to Bis- marck Monday from Minneapolis and St. Paul where she spent about a week visiting ar a ea * i é i FE re we ne fedet get A H j H crime be— i ee i fl e Lyte ot le or ve , FRENCH, PEACH Dr. Emil Brandt Sizes 24-26-28 9110 Lakewood Ave. See ‘The Crime of the Century’ Coming Tomerrow for 3 days PARAMOUNT THEATER Last Time Today from where they spent the week-end with Mrs. Gaines’ mother, 7 | te F Bismarck month as the guest of her brothers and sisters-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, A. E.| Ws ai i uta The new girdles ‘nip off inches from pr plone Pays 2 8 North Dakota si! War blockers tng, middling. They're perfect in length, bination for comfort! In chiffons, serv- al Silat Meer ST O| CO K Jt LN OG’ S$ "SE SRE RO eT designedRfotsthedindividual SP Tae | 7>e ($1.00. Oh.28 command a greater price. ALEX ROSEN ij| A-W. LUCAS CO, | & BRO. ; 3 =