The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 14, 1936, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1936 $s FIRST GRANDCHILD HAUPTMANN-SAVING Heroic Rescue Effort on/SEVENDEAD, SCORES OF FORMER RULER |*j _— CLUES ARE SOUGHT Ethiopian Front Is Futile] INJURED IN ILLINOIS | HAS YANKEE BLOOD, BY NEW ATTORNEY joists Pie rus Four rine “Mise Personality? |e eee | at Mercy of Haile Selas- Hours Wreak Havoc With Fain oa ies, ” Leibowitz Reveals Washington sie’s Tribesmen Human Lives talian-American Prince, Roosevelt Dances at i Night Club Unmolested * New York, Feb, 14—(7)—The en- gaging young man in white tie and tails, circling the dance floor of a Broadway night club with a pretty girl in his arms was Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr. And most of the other merry-mak- ers who were there were just waking up to the fact Friday. és —_—_—__—___ 25 .|__ The president’s son and namesake, a : Bien Society Woman Interest- By EDWARD J. NEIL 50 ee Te eT eee ren, Per" Harvard student, visited the night spot Bears Daughter i ed Him in Case (Associated Press Foreign Staff) score nursed serious injuries Fridag| With Miss Rene Villon while on a \ With right flank, northern Italian as the result of three blasts in Illinois| 2°lday from school. Rome, Feb, 14.—(#)—The Infanta : Se army, Takkaze front, Jan. 25—(By within 24 hours. Another man = ay ious a Beatriz gave birth Friday to a girl, : : ' Trenton, N. J., Feb. 14—(P)—Sam-| air Mail and ship to New York, Feb. parked ThutDe, ws **") China Clipper Flight the first grandchild of former King F i 4 uel 8, Leibowitz, the eighth lawyer to; 14)—(~)—The war bulletin published Miss Katherine La Fever, 22, a gro- ° nt { Alfonso of Spain. A spokesman for | : figure in the Bruno Richard Haupt- | back home in Italy will read with se- cery clerk, was killed in an explosion} Balked by Headwinds | the-former monarch said both mother | ; : Hee ny in tie Hod ted nd vere simplicity: rad a han at Matoon, Ill. —_ and daughter were doing well. Prince| ‘i " i clues ie I sat on a rocky ledge, up on a . 14 Alessandro Torlonia, the Infanta’s| 4 : ] jhe heard from the convicted slayer) tne Mountain of the Lepers, fortified was lustig ‘ahd aie AU VGacAT wen HGSbig NEAAWIMGG TELE CELE Seca. husband, was at the hospital. } : | of the Lindbergh baby. outpost of the battle-ridden Tembien explosion which destroyed a hydrogen | below 100 miles an hour, again balked gl Former Queen Victoria came to — 3 Leibowitz, a New York attorney! sector. Beside me was an officer of plant of Swift and Company at the| big Pan American China Clipper Fri- Rome recently to be near her daugh- 4 . : ] | with @ specialized criminal practice,/the famous Spahis, the mounted Chicago stockyards. Fire department|day on an attempt to resume her ter, reviving old rumors of a recon- he . : was uncommunicative after an hour’s| arabs, in a loquacious mood. Officials believed a leak in a pipeline| transpacific flights. ciliation with Alfonso, which royalist ‘ : | conference with the condemned| My narrator described the situation. caused the explosion. Property dam-| The plane turned and headed back wy sources said was being promoted by | am nog iene Hauptmann Thursday, but said he} two observation planes, each with a age was estimated by the-fire depart-|to Alameda after covering less than | oe can ail family, with whom y : i Sita go back to the death cell Sun-/ pilot and mechanic, had taken off at ment at $100,000. 1,000 miles in 13 hours on her in- ictoria was staying. é 3 e , lay. F Aksum to scout Ethiopian concentra- workmen ter an -| te .! The baby will be named Alessandra | és By that time Hauptmann’s 30-day | tions. The bombing planes, too, were asian distuatee pats na bee Moma chuestote coe bee fi Victoria, y reprieve will have expired. in the air. tunnel under construction by the Chi-| did not know when another attempt Wants to See Baby i a Gov. Harold G. Hoffman, who Ship Develops Trouble cago sanitary district. would be made, Alfonso sent announcements of the | a = granted the reprieve to allow further! Over the plain of Selaclaca, just as birth to the members of his entourage 2 the observation ships spotted their and awaited an opportunity to visit ‘enemy, one pilot developed trouble. his daughter and see his grand- A * Gaughter whenever his wife is absent. Below him was a rock-strewn canyon; investigation into what he considers unsolved angles of the case has given no indication he will grant another one, to elther side were ja; mountains. The winning smile and ready wit s s Pat the blstn fae es In the 20 months that Hauptmann! Somehow, he got Sonn: Above, his} of this young Svoman, Miss Virginia Twillin *s rocery Saray trinceis was ‘aeicenaed : has been in police custody he has not | companion pilot circled anxiously. He | McGaughey of Fort Worth, won her Poniresiiy ‘American settlers, os well changed in substance his story that | could see the Ethiopians in the hills,| the title of “Miss Personality” on €s from the Spanish blood royal. jj jhe obtained the $14,600 Lindbergh | making for their prey in the canyon. | the campus at Baylor university at 601 Tenth Street Phone 1613 ‘Alfonso, exiled “happy monarch,” =| |ransom money found in his possession} The grounded pilot worked fever-| Waco, Tex. (Associated Press shared the privilege of becoming | ; (ees ce each gs 20 ishly on thelr sancti. Their com- Photo) randparent with Princess Elsie| 2 ee i, rades aloft swoo over lo- — Fancy Blue Goose Pink Salmon, Moore Torlonia, through whom Prince Leibowitz termed “ridiculous” the] pians, machine guns spitting death. |iopians kept pace. Machine gun and Oranges, 288 size, 2 doz. 41 C | 11. cans, 2 for . 25c Torlonia and the baby received their American blood. { Born at American Home ‘The baby was born at the Angio-| contention that the kidnaping was 8/ Tt was futile to try to fix the ailing! bomb did not deter them; they stuck one-man job. He promised to aid) motor. The men on the ground sig- | like grim death. Hauptmann if he would tell the/nalied: No use. Finally, dusk, then the quick dark- Hs E ; 4 “truth.” % The pilot of the roaring observa-|ness of the tropics. The grounded American Nursing home, an institu-| $ After interviewing Hauptmann he| tion plane made his decision. Minneopa Catsup, Tomato Juice, Campbell's or 14 oz. bottles, 2 for sae ZOO Ba 25c i, Cams fOr ........e cece P & G Soap, c = aviators still were many miles from 5 large bars fee sce Oe Oxydol, med. 1 Ib., 8 oz. tion supported by American and! : sald he had no “comment,” except) As a big bomber hove into sight,|safety. The bomber streaked toward| I 54 fla : size, per pkg. pit Rapti ceitee. _ that “Hauptmann broke down and|he tried a downwind landing, the only | Aksum to give the alarm. ae on 19¢ | Hershey's cocoa, Authorities said this was the first : f cried like @ child.” He disclosed also} thing he could hazard. His machine| Through the night Spahis, under|f§ 4 : 3 LTD, PAE. ......cesceecee 13c time in history that American blood ’ 8 that Mrs. Evalyn Walsh McLean,| touched, whipped over. It was &|the command of the man who told Libby's Dill Pickles, Libby’s Mixed Vegetables, entered the proud veins of Spanish| | Prominent Washington soelety woman, | wreck, but neither pilot nor mechanic me this story, searched for the foot-|] pint Jar «...-e.ese.+..-. 13c Nerve vee Oe royalty. i : teres! : were hurt. sore men, The Italians never were Mead si ‘The royal baby's afther, although e : ——_—_ Bomber Stands Guard found. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Free Delivery Service an Italian nobleman by heritage from F Young Republicans’ Now all four men on the ground ilies Male is the ee pone Marino Co! ti Dela e d worked desperately on the motor of DAFFY DEAN BALKS ‘orlonia, nevertheless a former 4 , fe! * nvention the other ship. In the air the bomb- P. American school boy athlete. ‘ —_ y meplegel RIN LIS cnet rt | er stood guard, but the Ethiopians As a boy, Alessandro studied at the| Devils Lake, N. D., Feb. 14—(P)—|crept closer. The quartet gave up (Daffy) Dean, other half of the St. Sree ty eee See GRACE AND LOTTIE AVALON ‘The state convention of the Young] their task. ‘They leaped to a machine |Louis aCrdinals’ great pitching com- vhere he yet erican footbal neers gun. The bomber pointed the way to|bination, has returned an unsigned q ; Pictured above are Grace and Lottie Avalon, two charming mem- Republicans organization, scheduled e pol se rahitehen pect: the daughter bers of the Avalon troupe who will appear with the Elks circus, open- at Bismarck March 2, has been post-| Aksum. They would have to walk. |contract to President Sam Breadon of the late Charles A. Moore, New ing next Tuesday for a week's run at the World War Memorial poned until later in the spring, Phil} All through the afternoon the/and threatens to go in for golf and Tittle Bros. building. bomber wheeled above, while along|farming unless he receives proper ig steel and manufacturing execu- ‘They will be among the featured performers on the 22-act pro- the ridges skirting the plain the Eth- | terms. i gram which runs the entertainment gamut from trained animals ‘Weather and road conditions have mw Packing Co.Inc. "2" SATURDAY SPECIALS _ SRST eetenoereen tne a SESE ELE RESTS SWIFT’S JEWEL SHORTENING fimit with meste’2 bs, 27C and a group of clowns to feats of skill and daring. delayed organization of county groups NEUTRALIVLAWS bn eae Two Sentenced for N. Y. Bankers Rapped | gantsation work and said that a com- EXTENSION BACKED) Yo! Recount Fraud) By Hatroad Butaerieecat secon! The same fine flavor ties bef Detroit, Feb 14—(®)—Elmer B.| seattle, Feb, 14—()—John E, Bal-| He also announced that Theodore : O'Hara, chairman of the Democratic |laine, builder of the Alaska Central] Roosevelt II, a representative of the Administration Still Hopes tojstate central committee and State |railroad and founder of the city of| Republican national committee, will : Seward, Friday said policies “emanat-|be the main speaker at the state " Senator A. J. Wilkowski were sen- Have Trade Feature Writ- | {ortcq by Judge W. McKay Skillman |{"8 from the offices of New York/| meeting. bankers and railroad owners” are ten Into Law lee Beate iE TiaSR Hie cater peta blighting the territory. “Their activi- WANT TREATY HEARINGS i ties are also destroying the possibil-| St. Paul, Feb. 14—()—Public hear- Washington, Feb. 14. — (?) — The | ean fer set ectipyriycs Yrnslahcrge ties of success for the government’s| ings for farmers on contemplated re- house foreign affairs committee un-| O'Hara and Wilkowski were the|Matanuska colony,” he said, ciprocal trade treaties were recom- animously approved Friday a bill to|first of 18 recount fraud defendants|_ 1" 8M open letter to President|mended in a resolution adopted Fri- extend the present neutrality law|to be sentenced for what was charged | Roosevelt, Ballaine named the J. P. day by the Central Cooperative asso- | until May 1, 1937, with additional to be an attempt to “steal” the 1934 Morgan & Co., and the Harriman-| ciation. It also urged passage by con- } Fresh Meat; 4 : Long Cu Neck Ribs 7c Ib. Sauerkraut Baby Tender Pot Roast, lb. ......1242c STEAK—Round, Sirloin, 18 Swiss, per Ib. .......... Cc Boneless Corned Rolled Rib Roast, Beef, per Ib... 2LC (on. vee LOC ve provisions for restricting loans and Union Pacific railroad interests. gress of pending legislation imposing 10% =PORK SAUSAGE, Ib. .. credits to belligerents and exempting |‘orcimry of aint oe nt | “Their transactions aim, as they did| taxes on oleomargarine and butter PURE SAU: ) ber Ib. ..174¢ ‘Latin American nations at war with z under Secretary Albert B. Fall and/ substitutes. non-American countries, his associates,” he wrote, “to destroy mall Lean ‘ender Pork Chops 28c Lami: Chane 25c Virtually identical to a measure al- * * the Alaska Railroad by depriving it of] About 39 per cent of the tobacco Sand reported out of the senate for- Japanese Objections traffic and earnings from coal min-| and 44 per cent of oe pee yall eign relations committee, the meas- irli ing and timber developments.” in the United States is expor! ure is expected to be called up in the To Airline Overcome house Monday under suspension of the rules, ae peoosine will prevent meni 4 it minutes en Had eeaaqareiegr nr ed objections to the extension of the ote on passage. Pan-American Airline from Manila Bete eonaeenion, was authori. psa forthe rte lnk, zebea il vely 3 to be still fi “6 » ea dade ois Balligereats peers ued ue > es ae Phone 371 ‘Dependable’ We Deliver Salt inka leer at Ca aie | ign to the Pulippines in Novensoe. ; F ; written into law at this ig) he ippines in November. lesa 0 |e cot gave the pleas there est Firm Fruits Krisp Vegetables ‘ eo eniring exporters are being told ae up pending megelia line pnalng officials that no change in th that postoffice and airline offic 4 principles has taken place coeds are confident Japanese objections can! Sandwich Spread, IGA, 8 oz. Of the administration's setback in its|be smoothed out “within a month.” || Cocoa, IGA, 1 Ib. ........... Veal Steak 23c Veal Roast 19c Washington, Feb. 14.—(P)}—The Washington Post says negotiations are underway to overcome Japanese FRESH GROUND ROUND STEAK, Ib. ....17¢ Carl’s Grocery : 'resh Made jo. ‘an Head Cheese 19 [Bank Peas 93c ys Minced Ham, Ib.... 17c | Wieners, Ib. 19c ee efforts to have them incorporated in Jello, all flavors, 4 pkgs. .... NASH-FINCH COMPANY e ® permanent neutrality statute, i Yb. ¥ Feiss a 211,078 Employes on |f| Baking Chocolate, IGA, 2 %-Ib. pkgs. Distributors of Gluek’s Beer : : ARN! : : . ° | Phoenix, Avlz, Pe. i4--)-2o0| Government Payrolls|| Salt; 16% 2 pkgs. ..... 211Main “Bismarck, N. Dak. Phone 447 Save Pennies! Save Nickels! Save Dimes! ‘Warneke, right hand pitching ace of | 3 a the Eplereo ie ds worried about his} Washington, Feb. Wet cea | Bisquick, 40 02. phg. .....0..000eceveceeeeeeesees sB2e salary per. The arm that went} ployes added to government payrolls “dead” in the fifth game of the world| were reported by the Civil Service Gingerale, Sparkling Water, Lime Rickey, Club Soda, Series last October still isn't what it| commission Friday to have numberec | IGA, your choice, 2 for .. NINE CENT SALE Bhould be, he said here Friday. 211,078—a jump of nearly 35 per cent! February 14. 15 —in the last two years. i mr FRED LYSAKER DIES Their number advanced from 604,- C, J. TULLBERG, Prop. 2 Sreeat bart crn... DC | quick or ree, large vas LOC Fargo, N. D., Feb. 14—()}—Fred G.|711 for January 1934, to 815,789 for Biue and White, Ceca Hike i . Kysaker, 48, Fargo, an auto painter,| December, 1935. The December figure = ee 9c Canary = 19¢c # died in the U. 8. Veterans’ hospital |embraced’ 657,885 men and 157,904 Spices, Red and White, Baking Powder, Red here Friday from pneumonia, women, Those in Washington num- Kind, 2 ox. shaker box9C | ana 1b. 19c | bere 111,692 and outside Washington, ol ~ White, 21h. can. r Toilet Soap, Godi Pure Vanilla Extract, Red and What the well-fed man will] ’ ww Clute 19 _ eat. Answer at Prince Dining bottle ......0000-.-1. AIS Room. Today’s Recipe Peaches, Red and White, sliced a aaa, ———_____ No 214 can ne-e..---- LDC oon ee Oe Sunkist Oranges, sweet and Serv-well brand Peaches, bumkist Oras juicy, size, special, 2 doz. for 33c halves or sliced, No, 24 REE ESR SS, Phones 1208-1209 423 Third Street aise oi special, "29c DA S08 Two cups flour, 4 teaspoons baking 5 cans eeceeee Rea Leap Year, ponder, | saan oe 1 oun, ae Fresh Meats - - Fruits - - Vegetables and White, Sen. pig... 9C Van Camp’s Tomato Soup, ) Grapefruit, 96 sine, c Ipeais Gems tee SOC % good time for the women of | sugar, orange juice, grated orange special, 5 for .... America to propose— rind, melted butter. that adequate life insurance pro- Mix and sift flour, salt and bak- Tomato Juice, Red & White, 12% os. can..... 9c CRISCO............. 3lb. tim 59¢ Pecans, tection be provided for their jing powder. Work in shortening and shel i 45c DeLuxe Plums, | K A Fi Ib. ...- Ph Red and famailies, jut in milk, ‘making © soft dough. (HM Qvaltine, 31ci°™,........9 Fairway Small Sifted Peas, | £2%C¥ Pet White, large No. 236 can LOC boned anil well inte & abeet Abeuk a MMDET CAG: (5 coon C | 1-0. tin .......... IC No. 2 size, special, AQ c | Boulevara Chocolate, $1.00 Gone, Heriber Dallas Kast, Dist. Agent finch thick. Cut with a small cutter | [im 8 cans for ....... C | value, special, sh enn a2 Phone 877 Bismarck, N. D. J) and make a depression in the top of Cake Flour, Jello, all flavors, 8 lb. box ........ Cc washings, jeach biscuit with the handle of a sil- 3 2 1 C |4 for ........... Cc Serv-well brand Cut Wax : A. W. Crary Agency, Fargo, state | Ver knife which has been dipped in per pkg. ........ G B No. 2 si fe Hollytime Chocolate again, MeCRVSStSrD National melted butter. In this depression Ginger Ale, White Soda, OF STEER EAODe, NO: eRe, a y put a cube of sugar which has been dipped in orange juice. 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We Pay Highest Market Melt butter and add mushrooms cut : Frozen Strawberries ] Prices. in small pieces and veal. Cook over CHICKENS — FRESH OYSTERS . Beef and Horse Hide prices are @ low fire for 20 minutes, Add salt and pepper, sieved tomatoes and LARD Pur 2\b f 2c exceptionally high, at least twice I) cooked macaroni. Turn into baking > Bact. cs s. 10r dish and bake 20 minutes in a mode- rate oven (350 degrees Fahrenheit). Bacon Squares, 19 Cheese, 52 Garnish with slices of hard cooked per pound ...... C | 2-b. box .. t Cc eggs and serve from baking dish. Fancy Sirloin and Pork Steak, T-Bone Steaks, 2Z2C | 2 ibe for ”......30C Scott’s Grocery 311 Seventh St. Free Delivery Phone 816 ‘What is believed to be the world’s largest cotton stalk, one with 715 bolls, was grown at Alpharetta, Ga., and is on display in the Georgia cap- |sto1 museum, The Sanitary Store , All Phones 1400 122 Fifth Street All Phones 1400