The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 11, 1935, Page 1

i batt eh ' i i F He : cin 3 TEE ] abage 23 ii Es one in her campaign to fortify whatever &s pe Pre ia ili 3 op (i iit aie eae HALE al ule ui He 4 ail iil uy te Hs alt als to Moscow. |! Anthony Eden, seal, ‘With Mussolini taking the lead, the salen poe rt, Sawant i! ui Turkey i 1 Apparently Swings Flandin of aan minister, their Hi PRICE FIVE CENTS Before Council ENGLISH HOLD UPPER HAND hn Simon, British foreign sec- retary, made a lengthy statement de- scribing his visit to Hitler and the ily alt i Simon Reports en Trip to by Germany’s violations of the military clauses of the Versailles treaty by her rearmament. After a brief greeting from Premier Mussolini, who acted as chairman, Leaders Ponder Peace ms Italy in Pressing Matter Toward Their View as z Hi As Pre his fc sources said Thursday mutual as- sistance pacts with the Little En- tente, Greece and likely to be France's next | FROM REICH ACTION __ IS STRONGLY URGED Asks Support From Britain and Mussolini with Premier Mussolini of Tat Press was authoritatively informed that France believed the conference must squarely meet the grave issue -|regarding more secondary subjects. tour made by Capt. British lord Warsaw, and Praha. turned cat "| tions against Germany the oT if ia fy: _ BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1935 <a Zz =) = a Fm 5 >> DD fa [ca ae x ‘bp on Southwest Area WHEAT PRICE SOARS \Welford Counteracts htens Gri o U Probe Turns Searchlight on College Morals Officials Not to Honor Olson’s Signature Directs Treasurer and Other| LATTER PROCEEDS WITH JOB All Changes and Appoint. ‘W. J. Flanni-| 8nd Foreign Secretary Sir John 8i- ‘Welford’s latest move was taken af- Meanwhile, Olson, back in office af- ter Flannigan had occupied the po- ter the state supreme court had re- strained his appointee to the office of | Prime Minister Ramsay Macbooaid ‘was without authority to “bind or ob-| all actions by the conference, gan, from interfering with Olson as highway commissioner, and had en- sition for a day, recalled T. G. Ploma- sen to service as maintenance engi- neer. Plomasen had resigned Monday joined Flannigan from acting as when Flannigan took over control. chief by order of the supreme court, roads head. ligate the state for any purpose.” highway commissioner, At the same time, Olson removed other appointees of Flannigan, and declared other shifting of personnel “can so many cultured and en- inavi: Have Best Culture Says Scandi ON CHICAGO MARKET Other Grains and Hogs Also Go IN BULLISH TRADING; Supreme Court Order to Higher Ground in Sym- lightened people be found as in |Recalls Plomasen and Cancels ‘They all have an Norway. THREE REASONS ARE GIVEN Storms and Foreign Ac- tion Are Important Problem Complicated 11.—()—At the | NEW RELIEF SET-UP storms in the southwest wheat DISTURB PLANS FOR force some] Washington, April blowing within the | outset of its topsoil “urn markets mounted, and en. ae Pevcoreeps dt gs done nation’s winter wheat crop would be Phi | considered extremely bullish. were reports of contin Other grains and hogs also were imal pees ota ae Pied or en il i higher. iE tae for the ee STAGE OF HAY |. Clipper Ship Ready For Hop to Hawaii ATO MAKE FU, | In arguments in confer- | discuss the situation, the court had ork [ease with tbe court the atorney exn- of Hitler's anno restraining order against) France, it was i lei ahi ys Rehabi- litation Agent d|Supply Available Not Enough to Go Around Sa: § 285 Farmers Must Plant 54 Will Waive Requirement That Per Cent of Acreage i - any Hh STATE CLUB one | ite i, gg Report of Political Move ages? z _= IN ANNUAL SESS! More Than 200 Attend Opening ull alll 8 EE F| tiny ace acreage instead of ihe aa Es8 acreage instead of the um of 90 per cent. Wheat adjustment contracts con- i! bay oe; Press) led ib! ively calm for the Associated al troul Dakota’ comparati months, Le Ll by lord , Walter Welfc of the stirred night recall ‘Wednesday Te 35 835 all Program at Valley City Fil Convention Wednesday ii j i é SSE i j il ‘lis a ditt: Ha i a ater if a Beuad ith ae “you are further advised that his| sir Jol bond has been transferred and can- iil aas¢ in accordance with removal therefore, i directed that Mr. JOle 3. Olson ins no authority to bind “Tt is, state in any transactions nor to obligate the state, or any agency il i "i He 8 ag April Pomeroy, 68 ot died at a after an iv tie ii workers in met with criticism. sail Baz" as FRE employed “white collar” from his ‘position | cities have Pesca at — ES Fe ye dt Say ss S33y HE Saki New Rates for in bhi hi 5 ae J: ee per ag rn th iy io ith { im VERE at g aft i SITES ARE LOCATED 3 i . Missing mar Lad |tte i A Coast Areas Are Favor- 4 i puta ed in U. S. 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The i. wi N French Press Views at Peace Parley | ; Dust and Sand Storm T 7 DESOLATION RULES FARMING DISTRICTS Five States Hard Hit; Federal FORMER PROSPEROUS Crop Report Shows Sharp Deterioration ACREAGE BEING ABANDONED ‘Dust Pneumonia’ Reported In- creasing Rapidly, Especial. ly Among Children carve this eeuscihy gecemuaay raat er forecasts, were shattered Wednes- es ee ii < condition of the wheat crop in six ee wr Graham, Gove, i th : a ‘ ae Ss z i: il ih h i i epee | their stores, grounded airplanes and night the cloud of dust had been carried into Iowa, Missouri and Ark- Meanwhile, at W: " gto sell toe the ‘Grout a disrupted train and By i ey ind Upper Missouri and Northwest! President Roosevelt when s delegation of senators and representatives from four middle-western states called on i ia ial il Ho Ese oes Hae, i Al fa 1 s& rt B28“ tie eH