The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 24, 1935, Page 6

POPE SORROWS AS CHRISTMAS DAWNS ON BLOODY SCENES Pontiff Still Hopes But Sees Menacing Clouds Over Future of World | Vatican City, Dec. 24.—(#}—Pope! Pius sadly admitted Tuesday that his hope for a Christmas of peace would not be fulfilled. | He told 34 cardinals who brought | him Christmas greetings that “we have not abandoned hope” but that these are “moments darkened by mel- ancholy, menacing clouds, and human bloodshed.” His holiness told his prelates: “These are days of the gravest pre- occupation, holding the world in pain- ful and tormenting suspense. We truly wish to find and to make a beneficial contribution to all these complex problems, “Until now, we had hoped to bring today, in this beautiful hour serene, @ reassuring word.” Favors Modern Attitude In an unannounced encyclical on “Priesthood” the pope also counseled the clergy to be “healthily modern.” The pontiff's letter was dated De- cember 20, the day after he completed elevation of 20 new cardinals. It was the 56th anniversary of the pope's ordination. The encyclical dealt in detail with the priest’s mental equipment, duty and education, and concluded with “practical advice.” The priest, the encyclical said, is “another Christ” and must have a thorough grasp of sacred learning, but also “must be graced by no less knowledge and culture than is usual mong the well bred, well educated people of his day.” Welcomes Healthy Initiative ‘The pope added that the priest “must be as healthily modern as is An open admission that he and his government were guilty of an error in judgment in accepting the Paris peace proposals to end the Italo Ethiopian conflict was made by Pri British parliament. He ir shown above, leaning forward, in his most recent picture, when he welcomed f (Associated Press Photo) MOST LOCAL JAILS DECLARED UNSAFE Government Reveals Few Lock- ups Are Up to Standards of Prison Bureau 24.—(?)—United the church, which is at home in all times and all places, and welcomes all; which blesses and furthers healthy in- itiative and has no fear of progress, even the most daring progress of sci- ence, so only that it be true science.” | Pope Pius exhorted the priesthood | Washington, Dec. States inspectors, s hold federal prisoners, demne: they have visited as unfit or unsafe. Sanford Bates, director of the bu reau of prisons, disclosed Tuesday that eking lockups to have “con- 44 por cent of the local jails) Cuba Indignant at Jacobs’ Statement Havana, Dec. 24—(P)—The city buzzed with indignation Tuesday over reports that Mike Jacobs, New York fight promoter, feared for his personal safety on his recent visit here, Jacobs reached New York Monday with reports that members of the wel- coming committee carried machine guns when he came here to investi- gate the proposed heavyweight boxing match between Joe Louis of Detroit and Izzy Gastanaga, a Spaniard. The promoter postponed the fight while in Havana, then in new York said it was definitely off. He spoke of being frightened by the display guns and mentioned the possibility kidnaping. Havana newspapers demanded gov- ernment action to offset the story of Jacobs, which they called a “shame- less lie.” Thes Cuban tourist commis- sion in a statement referred to the contentions of Jacobs as “absolutely false.” The’ sea's temperature at one point off Alaska, is 18 degrees warmer 20 fathoms down than it is at the sur- face. Efforts are being made in Greece to develop an automobile spring in- dustry. We wish we could make your Christ- mas as gay as we me Minister Sianley Baldwin to the wish it to be. delegates w the Londor naval con- e this year, an d ae A 4 fter. | pe ons over short periods, Bates DICK’S arte! \ said, TT’ Only three jails in the country rated GROCERY SCO’ Ss over 99 per cent on the prison bureau's " GROCERY score sheet. Although Bates did not Earl Owens, Prop. name them, they are located in Cali- 710 Thayer Phones 1506-7 311 Seventh St. Phone 816 § | fornia, Idaho and Minnesota. | More than half of the jails inspect- |ed—1,772—rated under 50 per cent of requirements. | The prison director offered two | suggestions for improving the coun- | try’s short-term jail system: “A more jef! nt method of identifying pris- joners and of reporting” so it would not be necessary to keep a man with- [out a previous criminal record locked up awaiting trial; and state prison farms to replace local jails for pris- loners serving sentences, The percentage ratings of jails by states includes: We thank you all. Merry and gay wish- ss for a good and merry old Christmas. We hope the tin- kle of Santa’s Bells will bring you all good cheer State 90-100 80-89 70-79 60-69 50-59 50 We're wishing you a holiday season crowned with jollity, merriment, and all good things. BARNSDALL SERVICE STATION G. W. Hektner, Prop. Bdwy. & Sixth. Phone 1936 On Christmas Day may the Genii of good fortune cross your threshold and may he abide with you for ever and ever. May this be the Christmas of all Christmases. e Quanrud, Brink o GREETINGS.. ‘The Christmas Tide has come again H ooo i d brought the holly’s glow, y, the. chiming bells, the candles’ Zz flame, : The sunshine on the snow, May Christmas to you 42314 Broadway And with these eine good cheer Friendly words of greetings, Friendly thoughts of cheer, To make your Christmas Merry And start a Prosperous New Year. To Our Many Friends and Patrons MODERN BARBER and BEAUTY SHOP Phone 1378 —9 —~= BEST WISHES It is our desire that we might personally wish all of you a Merry Christmas. That being impossible, we take this means to extend to you the Holiday Cheer we feel. BISMARCK PAINT and GLASS CO. 401 Fourth St. Phone 399 to godliness of solid conviction and|1,273 of the 2.894 jails inspected by | Sta ‘es RICHHOLT GROCERY & Reibold real well doing, instead of “shallow, his men from July 1, 1930, to June 20, ,Jowa 1 . = Oe ; el & superficial piety which attracts, but | 1935, were barred from housing fed-|Minn. 1 ~3 2 5 40 26 Thayer at Seventh Phone 631 ingens auieenans does not nourish, which is busy, but eral prisoners. The inspectors visited|N-Dak.- - - 3 20 29 lesal Goes no solid good.” city and county institutions in a ma-{S.Dak.- = - - 20 40 pe Supplies | forty of the country's 3200 cites, [Wise - = 3 141 ov | MaSoebyabeloebaeeeneememeneeaaece |e ag aun i, pee Natives in some parts of India atill use the same system of book- binding as their ancestors did more than 3,000 years ago. The local jails were not judged on| the high standards required of fed-} eral institutions but on requirements| considered necessary for safe-keeping| i Coroner Will Enact ‘ Role of Santa Claus | Muncie, Ind., Dec. 24.—(P)—A cor- | rs duty in a strange yuletide | tragi led him into a role of Santa ' Claus’ messenger Tuesday. | | Dr. John H. Boles said he would | | deliver to six-year-old Patricia Tilley {the Christmas gifts her father left stacked about a brightly-lighted tree | for her Monday. | William E, Tilley, 33-year-old founs | dry worker, grieving over separation {from his pretty, dark-haired little | girl, hurled himself into forty tons of {molten iron, boiling in a cupola fur- | ° j ace at the foundry. i Patricia hadn't been in her father’s | | home since her mother took her away ; | last July. The parents were divorced | at Anderson last Wednesday, | | A foundry foreman, after Tilley’s | death plunge, found two notes and a poem “to Patricia from Daddy.” | At the Tilley home he found the tree, its lights casting a warm glow | over the foundry worker's last gifts | | to his daughter. # | WE WISH YOU ALL A MERRY CHRISTMAS | May the road ahead lead to prosperity and may | happiness attend you unfailingly on the way. French & Welch Hardware 306 Main Bismarck Phone 141 Here’s to your Christmas Bells! They peal out our season’s greetings to you—our neighbors and patrons. May we continue to serve you. Best wishes from the entire per- sonnel of MARCOVITZ GROCERY 905 Front Street Phone 957 Merry Christmas To all of you—our friends and patrons—we wish a very merriest of Merry Christ- Ohm Dress Shop 204 Fourth St. Phone 1614 | New York Socialite | To Wed Oil Heiress' | New York, Dec. 24.—()—Louis | | Reed, New York Socialite, and Prin- | cess Giralmo Rospigliosi, oil heiress, | Will be married “very soon.” If all the good wishes in the world were put together, they’d express our Christmas greetings to you. TAVIS MUSIC COMPANY it We trust that every material thing i | you wish this Christmas-to bring will ‘ be yours and in addition the blessings i aa | Both announced the marriage in- ile istri f i a8 101 6 | gehticns aitars Ene prince: einen ie Philco Distributors ulederiny of health, happiness and success. And . op Tyan Sys | Monday night from Mexico City 417 Broadway our sincere thanks to you for your pa- yo ADD YEADERO | where she applied for a divorce, 3 . : . tronage this past year. st VPqu® ppost She said the divorce had been | SUES URU eva aaa w rene mee Bi past year. Want Be You: ‘anted at Cuernavaca, Mexico, on in —_—_—___—- v {LY 10) R | grounds of incompatibility and that ip 5 RS = j her decree would be received within | Princess Rospigliosi, | Marion the former Snowden, is 24 years old. Reed Bismarck Lumber Company — Good Will Toward Men As the holiday season brings a reminder of distant friends, we again pause in our daily labors to renew our bonds with those One of the finest things in life is Friendship—and the finest thing about the Christmas season is the op- portunity it gives for the expression of that Friend- ship. The Capital HAPP leone EAE ee ea OID mimi i nearby. To our friends and ishi: Co ercial neighbors we wish all of the “Merry Christmas and ; Wishing You and Yours GR College See SK oxic py ig neg ws sai (Incorporated) EAR, ‘00 tained in the magic of the words—“Good will toward all mankind.” Convert Funeral Service uJ from “MEL, BUD AND PETE J Wishes all its students and former students a Joyous sf Christmas and for the com- ing New Year, Happiness and Prosperity. A Merry Christmas Classic Barber Shop 502 Main Ave. Phone 199-W Robert E. Jack, President Office Training and Edi- phone Wm. G. Ellis, Sec. & Treas. Business Administration and Banking Allen E. Banik, Registrar Fine Penmanship Earl A. Collis, Solicitor Mrs, Eunice Masseth Conimercial Subjects Mrs. Amanda Lawrence Accountancy and Comp- a iwimeter Miss Leora Wead Secretarial & Stenography Miss Julia Benson Advanced Stenography & Typing Miss Kathryn Rott Business English and Stenography Miss Mary Muggli " Beginning Department é& Calculator Miss Emma Bader Beginning Department é& Calculator Miss Ruth Anderson Principal Typewriting De- nt partmel Miss Bette Bick Office Now and in the bright days to come, may Joy and Good Cheer be plentifully yours. RIGG’S PLACE 510 Broadway Avenue hes GREETINGSS Of all the good things in this world, may you -have the very best. May all your hopes come true this Christmas season. RALPH C. FORSYTHE Plumbing - - Heating -'- Gas-Fitting , 119 Fifth St. Telephone 1887 Phone 1785 Merry Christmas We wish you all the joy and happiness possible throughout the Sing a Song of Joy May this Christmas be one of cheer and mer- riment for all of our many friends . . . but may , that gaiety embrace, too, the deep-rooted happi- ness of love and contentment, of health and thanksgiving. ‘And may the coming new year bring to all the merited prosperity so nobly striven for. Snyder’s Dray and Transfer Phone 474 120 Park Ave. W, As another Christmas time rolls round, we think back on our many years of pleasant business associa- tions with you, and send you our friendliest seasonal greetings. May your happiness be as certain as our wishes are sincere. The Mid-winter Term will