The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 12, 1935, Page 5

GISeSN BAITS oa. Pe or es es oe * “VuEer - Frrvreo ? 3a OF Mites s it to ut ny at ge sig q e ke ng Id - ’ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNF_ FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1935 y SA PERSIST IN ~ ERFORT TOPREVENT AFRICAN CONFLICT Seek New Solution to Crisis But Make It Clear They Will Not Act Alone London, July 12.—(%)—The British government, persisting in its efforts to head off hostilities between Italy and Ethiopia, sought Friday another solution to the crisis. Sir Samuel Hoare, foreign secre- tary, called Joseph A. C. Avenol, sec- retary general of the League of Na- tions, to @ conference at which in- formed circles said some new way out of the impasse might be advanced. The gray-hatred Avenol, on a mis- sion to avert war in East Africa and to bolster the league, also arranged a second conference with Anthony Eden, England’s secretary for League of Nations affairs. With France side-stepping the situ- ation and the United States express- ing “extreme misgivings,” it was gen- erally believed any key to possible peace still lies in London. ‘Will Not Act Alone Tt became clear, however, after Sir Samuel's exposition of foreign policy to the house of commons Thursday, that Great Britain will not act alone ‘and has neven even considered an economic blockade against Italy. ‘The house of commons endorsed the foreign policy of Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin’s new government, rejecting by 236 to 40 a labor motion i Teduce foreign office appropria- ions, Points in Sir Samuel's survey, pledging Britain’s continued efforts for peace, emerged clearly: 1. England admits Italy’s need for expansion and admits to some extent the charge against Ethiopia. 2. It questions whether these rea- fons are sufficient cause for plunging into armed conflict, 3. It will yrasp “any reasonable chance which may offer itself for helping prevent a disastrous war.” 4. It looks to Germany to help conclude eastern European and Dan- ubian pacts, “thereby giving a great impulse to the conclusion of an air LEAGUE HOLDS HOPE OF EFFECTING TRUCE Geneva, July 12—(#)—League of ‘Nations authorities persisted Friday in hopes that conciliation may yet resolve the deadlock between Italy| ‘and Ethiopia. The Italian and Ethiopian rep- resentatives on the conciliation com- ‘mission, which broke up at Scheven- —X—_——eEw== ingen, the Netherlands, over terri- torial issues, proposed that they meet again July 20 in an effort to settle this question. ITALY CURIOUS ABOUT BRITISH PROPOSALS Rome, July 12.—(#)—IKtalian of- ficials interpreted Sir Samuel Hoare’s foreign policy speech as tending to clarify the Italo-Ethiopian situation, but expressed curiosity as to what Great Britain’s program to preserve peace would be. Lumber exports from the United States during the first quarter of this year increased 33 per cent over exports in the corresponding period of 1934, Slope Farmers Visit Experiment Station Dry land farming experiments and equipment and methods were ex- plained to approximately 500 Mis- souri Slope farmers who inspected the U. 8. Great Plains field station south of Mandan Thursday. Praising the work of the station, three speakers encouraged farmers to utilize its studies and lessons. They were Dean H. L. Walster of the state agricultural college; J. S. Cole, senior agronomist of the U. S. department of agriculture dry land farming division; and H. E. Eng- ficial. After inspecting the dairy division, the dry land farming experiments phasis on drouth resistant plants and|of drouth testing. long experiment. strom, federal soil conservation of- | trees developed to resist dry condi-| tions to a high degree, crested wheat Grass and other forage and grain} word of the marriage of Miss Marion were explained in detail with em-|Plants which withstood three years|Mahon and John Schmidt. formerly of Anamoose, which occurred June 29 trees developed at the station through| Small fruit trees, shelterbelt trees/at St. Paul. Mr. Schmidt formerly Mahon-Schmidt Anamoose friends have received and flower and garden experimental | worked at Drake and now is employed Attention centered on evergreen plots of the station also were studied. |at St. Paul. MEAT LOAF Ham, Pork and Veal, Fresh Ground, per Ib. < DICKS Free Delivery 2l1c Meats - - - Groceries See Our IGA Adv. 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