The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 21, 1936, Page 7

* economic and political affairs of the appearing as witnesses. CODE STORY ENTERS CONSPIRATORS TRIAL Liaison Man Relates How Ara- bian Nights Were Used by Plotters Moscow, Aug. 21.—The story of how ®@ copy of the Arabian Nights was used as a secret code between Rus- sia’s amazing anti-Stalin conspirators gave @ fantastic touch Friday to the trial of 16 confessed plotters. A bewildered, discomforted pris- oner, E. Holzmann, solemnly recount- ed how he acted as liaison man be- tween T. Smirnoff, head of the Mos- cow Trotzkyites and Syedoff, Leon Trotzy’s son in Berlin, with a copy of the book the most important piece of his baggage. “Smirnoff gave me a copy of the Arabian Nights,” the witness. related, “which, in some way which I do not remember, served as a secret code. “Upon meeting Syedoff in Berlin I handed him Smirnoff's report on gue 8. R. and the Arabian Nights e.” Leon Trotzky, the celebrated exile, hhas been accused by both the govern- mént and the defendants as the mas- ter of the plot, embracing not one but many attempts upon the life of Dic- tator Joseph Stalin. Previous evidence had brought out that the counter-revolutionaries used secret compartments of trunks, in- visible ink and other subterfuges in order to exchange information. Holzmann, a reluctant witness, told of a meeting with Troteky in Copen- hagen at which he quoted the exile as saying: “The only way to remove Stalin ts through terror.” Labor Investigators Hit Injunction Snag Washington, Aug. 21.—(#)—Leonart Weinberg, attorney for the Railwa’ Audit and Inspection company, told the special LaFollette labor investi- gating committee Friday an injunc- tion had been obtained restraining 8ix Officials of that company from The injunction, Weinberg informed the committee investigating alleged violations of Civil Liberties in labor cisputes, was granted by the federal court here Friday morning and would Brevent the officials from testifying for a period of at least five days. The attorney made his announce- ment a half hour after he had told the committee, headed by Senator LaFol- lette (Prog., Wis.) that the president. of the private detective concern. W. W. Groves, was ill, but would be able to be present about noon. * Five other officials of the company who also are under subpoena, Wein- berg said, would appear with Groves. Then after LaFollette had called for the witnesses for the thir dtime the lawer, engaging in a spiirted exchange with the senator, broke in to stay the restraining order had been granted. Shrine Circus Looking For Bismarck Talent Alys May Brown, talent scout of the Polack Brothers circus, arrived in Bismarck Friday to make arrange- ments for a talent discovery contest to be conducted as an additional fea- ture of each evening’s performance of the Shrine circus. Professional tryouts and auditions will follow the regular show and in connection with the concert. All types of individual and group entertainers are eligible to enroll. Or- chestras, singing groups, vocal or in- -strumental soloists, readers and dancers are invited to participate. The auditions will continue each evening until the final performance Saturday night when the winners of the week will be selected. Cash awards will be given to the child or adult entertainers who excel in their-work and unusual talent will receive professional engagements. Miss Brown will be at the Shrine circus office in the City National Bank building Monday from 9 a. m. until 5 p. m., where prospective en- trants may call for private auditions. N. D. Bank Robberies Suspect Is Arrested A man who gave his name as John E. Summers was arrested in Lake county, Indiana, where he is being held as a suspect in connection with a series of bank robberies including the «Maddock, N, D., robbery last May, C. A. Miller, head of the state bureau of criminal identification, said Friday. Summers is wanted in Illinois as well as North Dakota. Three men held up the Maddock bank last spring and looted it of about $4,500. Miller said he had but meager de- tails on the arrest, and that he be- Tieved the suspect would be questioned in connection with Illinois robberies first. DePauw President |, Clyde E. Wilman (above) of Bos- ton, will become gieticent of Oe- Pauw university, Greencastle, ind. In September, succeeding Or. G. Sorshenaa oie op ie P church. (Associated’ Prees Photo) LOWER FRED RATES Going High Up for Weather Lowdown on Carload Shipments to on carl Drouth Areas es, ‘ In New reduced freight tariffs on ee livestock feed destined to the drouth area were announced Friday by tlie state board of railroad commissioners “I MUST ORDER more Shredded ‘Wheat and peach- itinty goes fortnat nly goes forthat delicious flavor fi combination. It’s F packed with the B vital nourishment they need, too.” Going the legislators one better, this investigator is up in the air over charges of broken promises by Old Man Weather. The gadget he is handling is the anemometer, which measures wind veiocity. Still higher is the wind direction indicator. After consulting maps and records, the investigator, Edgar C. Horton, who conducted his probe at Birmingham, Ala., indicated the best we can expect of the Weather Man is a mere hint, now and then, of what he’s going i to surprise us with next. NATIONAL oes THEM DAILY... THE EVERYDAY LOW PRICES ON NATIONAL’S SHELVES SWIFT’S SILVERLEAF PASTRY TESTED LARD .™ 2 BACON =: ; IN OUR MODERN MEAT DEPARTMENT ‘UBED BEEF * MINUTE STEAKS, Ib. 19¢ | POT ROAST, Ib. 14¢, 16 PORK End Cuts CENTER OUT LOIN ROAST, Ib. ....184¢ | PORK CHOPS, lb. BONELESS ROLLED ~~S*é«*<“C«~S*«S&YSCSUGARR CURRED VEAL LEG ROAST, Ib. 19¢ | PICNICS, Ib. ........ 194c¢ | BOLOGNA, Ib. ........15¢ | BACON SQUARES, Ib. 19¢ BIG 5‘ AND 10° FOOD VALUES HERE Nir A FEW LISTEC Mustard l0-c: ic.10° oa. 2b. con 1S* Certo. 8-ox. bottle ai Plnega’. ‘geton 21° SOAP. The Golden Bor with the clean nephthdé odor. LD DUTCH CLEANSER. 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