The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 14, 1936, Page 3

‘THURSDAY, MAY Islands | gressman and his young wife depart- ed in @ marine plane. Gov, Blanton Winship issued a pro- " THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. BILL CREATING NEW jInventor Proves His Claim — /ZIONCHECK LEAVES Ada Youth Arrested _ | istrict Ameren eran Jun As Suspected Killer) tournament wit be held in, Ostes, assuring order and safety —i accomplished the play-off to clemeeon fore July 20. for all schools and urging parents to| Ada, Minn., May 14—(P)—A 21- acoompany their children to classes lyear-old Ada youth, Loraine Riggers, bride flew off to the Virgin ee ae al aga: @isorders such as troubled the honey- mooning congreasman’s visit. After watching students striking ori VALLEY CITY WOM! EMPIRE IS RATIFIED i BY ROMAN DEPUTIES Government Pushes Plans for Economic - Development of Ethiopia Rome, May 14—()—The chamber of deputies clamorously and unanim- ously ratified the bill creating an Ytelian empire in the presence of Premier Mussolini and his entire government Thursday. ‘The regimented deputies were uni- formed in black shirts. Watching the yote from the diplomatic gallery was garon Pompeo Aloisi, head of the Jtalian delegation to the League of Nations, who had just returned from Geneva. Mussolini read the decree creating San Francisco, May 14.—()—Henry Fleur’s death ray machine worked. The scene was a courtroom where Fleur was on trial Wednesday on grand theft charges. Two investi- Gators claimed the device wouldn't kill insects and other pests as the in- ventor had claimed. Fleur brought out the machine as his defense. It hummed and spark- ed. Its-beam was projected toward a couple of termites 10 feet away. In 35 seconds they were dead. A lizzard died in four minutes. A snake died @ new empire based on the conquest of Ethiopia without comment. The government, at the same time, pursued an examination of plans for economic development of the “Ethio- pian colony,” of which King Victor Emanuel was proclaimed emperor last Saturday. While Marshal Pietro Badoigio sent SELLING SENSATIONALLY BECAUSE EMPHATICALLY FIRST IN BUY APPEAL AND DRIVE APPEAL! nye aud only c1p iced Cut inci . Studebeker is ticall by compari: f prove that the new with any other 1936 car! It’s 1. 8% minutes after the beam had been turned upon it. The jury took only four minutes to bring in a verdict acquitting the in- ventor, Asked if the’ machine could be de- veloped to kill human beings, Fleur replied it could, with sufficient power, but added emphatically: “I don’t in- tend to do any experimenting along that line.” The inventor said he hopes his ma- chine eventually will be found or practical use in killing orchard and agricultural pests. scouting parties into southern and western Ethiopian sections, the min- istry of colonies studied suggestions from industrial and commercial or- ganizations for exploiting the re- sources of occupied regions of the empire. ‘QUADS’ CONTINUE IN GOOD CONDITION Measured for First Time, Two Gain Half Ounce, Others Hold Their Own Pacsaic, N. J., May 14.—(#)—The Kasper quadruplets were measured Thursday for the first time in their six days of life. The big event followed the daily weighing which showed two of the quads have gained half an ounce in the preceding 24 hours, while the others held their own. Unchanged were Frances, at 3 pounds, 10 ounces, and Frank at 3 4 ounces. The gainers were Felix, now 2 pounds 15 ounces, and Ferdinand now 3 pounds 8% ounces. Length Chest, Head 16% inches 10% 11% 18% 10 uy Felix 15% 10 iu Ferdinand 17 10% 11% Dr. Jani said the quads had a good night and continued in good con- dition, Mayor Benjamin F. Turner disclosed that it was the 32-year-old Dr. Jani who induced him to become business Frances Frank the car with the uncanny Automatic manager for the tiny but lusty-lunged quartet. Dr. Jani stood by the bed- side as Emil Kasper and his 36-year- old wife signed the power of attorney for the mayor. Turner said one firm, which has paid $50,000 to the Dionne quintuplets, is now negotiating with him for the right to feature the Kasper quadru- plets in its advertising. A newspaper contract and a free- will gift of $500 down and $100 a Stormy Petre! Finds Out What Independence Riots Are Like Puerto Rico, May 14— San Juai (@—Rep. Marion Zioncheck and his and demonstrating for independence, and calling for naval and marine pro- tection, the Washington representa- tive concluded his brief but eventful stay here late Wednesday, leaving with Mrs. Zioncheck for St. Thomas. Forsaking the automobile in which he had become involved in collisions with a truck and a gate, the con- nme 1.60 Straws, crepes and toyo panamas inwide brims and swaggers. White, pastels and black or navy. 2114-23. “to be satisfied and convinced that .| Thursday was arrested in Marshall- the assurances offered them are real.” |. , lows, as & ¢ in the slay-|7 i was ordered, |ing of John Keninger, 45-year-old/53, who died here bachelor farmer found dead in bed|conducted Friday, with ‘May 4 with two bullet wounds. Rhods of Fargo officiating. DIAMOND TOURNEY SET Oakes, N. D., May 14—()—R. C.|the Cincinnati, O. 200 Peterson of Oakes, head of the tenth|indoor baseball and died. The national guard with police, to watch all schools after students called strikes and tossed stones Tuesday night and ‘Wednesday in support of their cam- paign for independence from the nationalist United States. for Valley City, N. D., services May Mrs. T.P. —_—— In_1922, «eee LOTS OF FUN AND LITTLE EXPENSE IF YOU Do Your Shopping at Wards: : CLEARANCE! The Perfeet Summer Costume STRING KNITS For active sports or all around daytime wear. Tai- lored or frilly styles in plain or boucle weaves. White and pastels. Sizes 14 to 44. Hollywood SANDALS 93° A corded fabric that looks crocheted. All white or with red, blue or brown trim. 3-8. Graduation SHOES ps8 Cut- ‘strap sandals. Fiat heels. 334-8. ite T. 12-3, $1.50! Your lest chance to pick up Spring Coats and Suits at drastic reductions Velues_thet_were up to 8.982 ‘Man-tailored and dressy suits, full length and shorter swagger coats, Novelty tweeds and woolens. Spring colors. Women’s and misses’. 12to 46. Values that were up to 13-982 Crepes, monotones and novelty woolens in our usual well-made suits and coats. Mannish, swagger or dressy styles. Popular colors. 12to52. Values thet were up to 14.982 Our finest quality fabrics and the ‘best workmanship are to be found in the coats and suits in this group. Sports and dressy styles. 12 to 52. “ Hill Holder. It has the world’s strongest steel body! It has an official A. A. A. economy record of 24.27 miles a gallon! It’s styled by gifted Helen Dryden! See it—drive it! month from a California woman have already showered on the babies more prosperity than their father, with two other children has ever known. COOPERSTOWN GIRL DIES Fargo, N. D., May 14.—(#)—Doris Lende, 12, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 'T. 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