The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 24, 1935, Page 5

‘ad, oF FIGHTING STRENGTH Declares Italy ‘Ready for Any; Trial’ in World War Anni- versary Address - Rome, May 24.—()—Premier Beni- to Mussolini told massed thousands ef soldiers and civilians Friday: “Italy now is ready for any trial.” His declaration came in the course of observance of the 20th anniver- sary of Italy’s entrance into the World ‘War, & ceremony which included the presenting of battle flags to regi- ments which replaced units assigned to East Africa, His listeriers packed Venezia square, in front of his office. They heard him say: “The words of an unknown Italian soldier scrawled on the -wall of a house demolished by a shell, ‘it is better to live one day as a lion than 100 days as a lamb,’ are not merely an order—they are gospel for us. “We swear to respect this sacred injunction everywhere and in spite of anyone.” He added: “Let no one in Italy or abroad de- lude themselves. Italy will consider before arriving at a deci- tle flags to 16 regiments composing the’ six divisions just constituted to take the places of those sent or about to be sent to Africa. Previously Mussolini had presided over a Fascist “leva,” the graduation exercises for Fascist youth from one organization into another. Half a million of Italy’s youth— boys and girls ranging in age from eight to 22 years—stood at attention in hundreds of towns and cities throughout the nation, taking an oath of fealty to Il Duce and his dictates. They received real rifles in cere- monies held in their various encamp- ments after taking their oaths, Second Ray Farmer THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1935 NAVY PLANES SPEED Squadron Returns to Pearl Har- bor After Tragedy Which Took Six Lives Aboard Battleship. Pennsylvania en Route to Hawaii, May 24—()—Forty naval patrol planes of an epochal Pacific flight sped toward Havwali Friday on a return trip from Midway Island, where tragedy overtook the Is Severely Burned Ray, N. D., May 24.—(#)—The sec- ond near fatality from fire in this vi- cinity recently, Andrew Gunderson, farmer nine miles west of here, joined P. O. Eggen, a neighbor, in a local hospital, where both are recovering from severe burns. By rolling on the ground, Gunder- son succeeded in extinguishing flames which burned him about the head, back and arms.’ Fire spread to his clothes from burning thistles. Gunderson’s neighbor received burns when his house was destroyed by fire. GRANDMA NOT ALONE Wilmington, Del., May 24—(@)— Mrs. Sarah E. Jester, is 80, and a sion, but when the decision is reach- ed, then she will go forward without. any turning back... .” King Victor Emmanuel and Mus- solini stood before the tomb of the ‘Unknown Soldier and presented bat- widow, but it far from being alone in the world. There were 165 guests at her 80th birthday party—12 sons and daughters, 100 grandchildren, 52 great-grandchildren and one great- great-grandchild. Laundry NO HOME SHOULD EVER BE WITHOUT CLOROX Sust as Clorox performs magic in the laundry, it works wonders in and bathroom. Use it on wood, linoleum, porcelain, tile and en- amelware. This house- the kitchen BLEACHES REMOVES STAINS: DE bleaches, removes stains, destroys odors and kills germs in one easy operation. Because Clorox is a germicide—pure, safe and de- pendable—it has many important personal uses. Just read the label— it tells the story. Oranges, fancy Valencias, 200'size, 1 doz oranges and 6 glass tumblers, both for Oranges, 288 size, 1. doz. oranges and 6 glass tumblers, both for Cucumbers fancy medium, each 5c; large, 8 for Carrots, fancy, Van Camp’s Pork and Beans, large 27 oz. cans, ioe 29c Fairway Coffee, produces 80 cups to the pound and does not produce sleepless- ness, ae 33c »per Ib. ... Seles unite Granulated Ps . PKg., special, per pkg. 39c Hershey’s Pure Cocoa, 1 lb. can .. 13c Libby’s Mixed Pickles, pint jar 22c Libby’s Dill Pickles, No. 214 size can, Campbell’s Tomato Juice, No. 5 size, 7 c Fairway Tiny Rose Bud Beets, No. 2 size, 2 cans for Fairway Tiny String Beans, No. 2 size, 2 cans for palewey. White, hele ‘omatoes, No. 24% 39c size, 2 cans for .. ‘a Fresh Vegetables - - - Fresh Peas, Green Stringless Beans, Wax Beans, Spinach, Cauliflower, Rutabagas, Parsnips, Endive, Parsley, Beets, Green Peppers, Tomatoes, Celery, Head Lettuce FIG NEWTONS ::; E. A. B GENUINE, 15e ROW Where Quality Counts The Sanitary Siore - All Phones 1400 122 Fifth Street All Phones 1400 huge armada in a crash that killed six flires, ‘The huge squadron was expected to 10 BASE AT HAWAII after the two-day 1,200 mile flight, broken by an overnight stop at French Frigate Sroal. |dented mid-Pacific operations of naval aircraft, marking the first transit to Midway and return of any Planes, and aggregate thqusands of miles of flying by the huge patrol craft in their 16 days away from Pearl Harbor. The flight back to Hawalii was or- dered after fruitless search for vic- tims of the 6P7, which crashed into the sea during battle maneuvers | Tuesday night while circling over a sister ship which had been forced down. Victims of the disaster, 50 miles south of Midway were, Lieut. Harry A. Brandenburger, Bellville, Ill; Lieut. Charles J. Skelley, San Fran- 5 Radio Man F. R. Derry, Cloucester,| The blowpipe is the weapon of the| Even the lordly tiger is sometimes} Horned toads are lizards, not toads Mass.; Aviation Machinist Mate, first class, P. J. Proteau, Wrentham, Mass., The return will complete unprece-|and Aviation Machinist Mate, third class, Q. A. Shfrpe, Heavener, Okla. Their deaths brought to eight the fatalities that have occurred during the fleet’s extensive 1935 maneuvers. With the flagship Pennsylvania in the vanguard, 165 warships of the United States fleet, with Hawail- based craft, were moving eastward as independent units. Fifty thousand officers and men of the warship were looking forward to several days relaxation in Hawaii on arrival Saturday after a month of the fieet’s most strenuous peacetime work. Half a century ago platinum was so cheap and plentiful in Russia that Peasants cooked their meager fare cisco; Chief Aviation Machinist Mate|in platinum pans on stoves with Malay jungles. 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