The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 17, 1936, Page 7

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KK KK KX — .19¢ x et Ee eR EOE THE SMA TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. JULY 17.1936 STOCARNO POWERS | ~RRACH AGREEMENT Take Steps to Assure Italy and Germany There Are Not Targets Paris, July 17—(?)—Three Locarno powers, seeking to reconstruct the European peace framework, reached —— Friday on three points for ® prospective discussion. Great Britain, France and Bel- gium have formed an accord, inform- ed sources said, on these points: Representatives of the three powers will meet next Wednesday in a com- promise session. The meeting will concern itself with an “exchange of views” rather than detailed consideration of the Locarno question, thrust before the signatories by Adolf Hitler’s re-occupation of the bane ie last March. The French and British will pub- lish a statement before the meeting to assure Germany and Italy the con- ference is not directed against them. The object and scope of the parley, these sources declared, are to be an- nounced to ease any suspicions of Hit- ler and Premier Mussolini which might cause Germany and Italy to draw even closer together. YOUNG DEMOCRATS T0 PLAN CAMPAIGN Tom Berry, John Moses and Others on Jamestown Speaking Program Jamestown, N. D., July 17—-()}— North Dakota Young Democrats will lay plans for the fall presidential campaign when they meet here July 27-28 for their regular state conven- tion, Donald M, Murtha, Fargo, pres- ident announced Friday. Members of 212 clubs in North Da- kota will. hear Gov. Tom Berry of South Dakota, John Moses, North Dakota. Democratic gubernatorial Ossining, N. Y., July 17. —e)—Mrs, Frances Creighton, electro- cuted for the poison eggnog murder of Mrs. Ada Appelgate, was the first person in Sing Sing’s prison history ever carried to the electric chair. Semi-comatose, Mrs. Creighton was trundled into the death candidate of Hazen; Henry Holt, Democratic candidate: for congress- man of Grand Forks; J. J..Nygaard and other candidates on the state Democratic ticket. . Clair Réddewig, Pierre, 8. D., and personal representative of Frank Wickham, National Young Democratic president, will also be present, Mur- tha announced. Other state officers besides Murtha are- Violet Cloone, Minot, vice presi- dent; Herbert Sylvester, Palermo, secretary and Dr. 8. B. Hocking, Devils Lake, treasurer. O.E.S. Rites Will Be Held for Mrs. Stevens Rev. N. E. Ellsworth, grand patron of the North Dakota chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, and Mrs. Els- worth, grarid chaplain, left Friday afternoon for Devils Lake to assist in conducting funeral services Saturday for Jean McNaughton Stevens, prom- inent O.E.S. member, who died there Thursday morning. ‘Mrs, Stevens, one-time county sup- erintendent of schools in this state, was a past honorary grand matron of the state O.E.S. chapter and was grand chaplain for many years. Her hus- band, who died some years ago, was ® druggist at Towner. The funeral service is to be con- ducted by officers of the grand chap- ter, according to advice received by Rey. and Mrs. Elsworth. Pangborn Ready for Transatlantic Flight Dallas, Texas, July 17.—(?)—Clyde E. Pangborn and Monty G. Mason made final preparations to take off for New York at 10 a. m. Saturday on the first leg of a mail-transporting flight to Europe publicizing the Texas Centennial exposition. Their monoplane has been renamed the “Texas Sky Ranger” and, they say, will undertake to pioneer heavier- than-air mail carriage across the At- lantic, The flight to New York will be leisurely and the ship will not start across the Atlantic until Aug. 5. James Denies Killing His Expectant Bride Los Angeles, July 17.—(#)—The wife murder_trial of Robert 8. James ad- vanced a step nearer the jury Mon- day upon conclusion of defense test- imony with a denial by the pale, green-eyed barber. The state called several rebuttal witnesses to round out its charge that James drowned his seventh bride, an expectant mother, after torturing her with rattlesnakes, Arguments are scheduled to start Monday and the case may go to the jury Tuesday. Midsummer’s Slump In Business Delayed New York, July 17.—(7)—Dun & Bradstreet said in its weekly grain review of business Friday that while the midsummer recession has not yet made itself felt in most trade divi- chamber late Thursday night and executed along with Everett C. Appelgate, husband of the slain woman. Appelgate calmly walked in unassisted two minutes after Mrs. Creighton was pronounced dead. Husband Killer Faces ‘Chair Electrocution |; Chicago, July 17.—()—Convicted of the murder of her husband by a jury which recommended the death pen- ied 46-year old Mildred Mary Bol- on mapped a fight Friday to keep! from becoming the first. woman ever executed in the electric chair by the state of Illinois. Judge Robert. C. O'Connell set a hearing on a motion for a new trial for July 23. AAA READY TO BEGIN CATTLE PURCHASING! To Buy Cutter and Common Grades for Resale as Stockers, Feeders Washington, July 17—()—The AAA was ready Friday to begin emergency purchases of cattle at three cities Mcnday if drouth conditions force farmers to sell livestock in unusually large numbers. Bids for the purchase of drouth cattle were accepted late Thursday, and the AAA announced that “if mar- ket conditions require, initial pur- chases may be made Monday at three midwest terminal markets — Chicago, &t. Paul and Sioux City.” Under terms of contracts awarded, the AAA agreed to pay three packing |companies from 20 to 25 cents per |head for purchasing, and from 16.7 to 22.7 cents per hundredwelght for processing cattle which may be ,; bought. The processed cattle would be distributed to needy families through state relief agencies. Original purchases, the AAA said, will be limited to cutter and common grades of cattle suitable for resale as stockers and feeders. RESTRAINS LABOR BOARD Washington, July 17.—(#)—The Na- tional Labor Relations board was re- strained Friday by Justice Oscar R. Luhring of district court from con- ducting a scheduled hearing at Akron, ‘Ohio, Tuesday on an unfair labor practices complaint against the Good- year Tire and Rubber Co. Hearing on a company petition for a permanent injunction against the board was set for next Monday. pery Day ty Wey Way NATIONAL HAS THE LOW PRICES | With our extremely low prices there will be a 10c ae on all delivery orders effec- Uniform anddependable tive Monday, July 20t! BHAZEL—ALL-PURPOSE FLOUR 244¢-Ib. bag for cooking, baking end pastry-making. Dated—Equally good hot or refreshingly iced for summer I-1b. green bag 27-02. can Calif. POTATOES, Fancy White, 10 Ibs. ORANGES, BANANAS, Golden Rye, 3:Ibs, .....+.0+ 49-lb. bag $1.49 Quick or Reguier 20-00. Be AR ry GA Pure Beet Pure Cane Sugar "Wricits.0" 0-53" 10 Ibs. $§° Van Camp's Pork & Beens (6-02. 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