The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 11, 1936, Page 9

FATHER OF KIDNAP VIGTIN ASKS HELP Clear Path to Open Negotia- tions for Return of Little Harry Browe Urged Detroit, Sept. 11—(}—The grief- stricken father of little Harry Browe, missing since last Saturday, appeal- ed to the public Friday to give the kidnapers—if the 20-month-old boy ‘is the victim of an abduction—a clear path to open negotiations for his re- turn. Still another appeal was issued by acting chief of detectives William J. Collins, who said he did not have a single promising clue to the where- abouts of the baby boy who vanished from his carriage in Clark Park here. “Our chief interest is in the safe return of the baby,” he said: “If he is in the hands of kidnapers who fear to return him, I am appealing to them to turn the boy over to any clergyman they may choose.” To Show World Famed Passion Play in City “The Life of Christ,” famous new Passion play film, with musical ac- companiment, will be shown to the public at 8 p, m. Tuesday, Sept. 15. in the city auditorium under auspices of the McCabe Methodist Episcopal church. Depicting the story of Christ from the nativity until the ascension into heaven, the film is based upon and patterned after the world-famous, Freiburg and Oberammergau Passion plays of Europe, It actually was ined in Europe, Palestine and A Cups and appropriate musical score will be played throughout the entire film, on special sound equip- ment, reproducing some of the world’s choicest and most exquisite orchestral, organ and choral music by famous composers. The film is said to have won the profound admiration and approval of more than 1,500 of the largest churches in the United States and Canada. It has been exhibited to a half million people during the last three years. The film is one of unusual beauty and has been highly praised wherever it has been shown. Tickets are not required to gain admission but a silver offering will be taken to assist in paying expenses, Sept. 13 Set Aside As M. E. Loyalty Day Culminating the work of the last 12 months and in preparation for the church program for the ensuing year, Rev. Walter E. Vater, pastor of the McCabe Methodist Episcopal church, has sent out a letter to all members and friends of the congregation des- tang Sunday, Sept. 13, as Loyalty lay. Special music and sermons have been prepared for services at both 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Every Reno in-the city is‘urged to-at- re fourth quarterly conference of the church convenes Wednesday, Sept. 23, at 7:30 p. m., with Rev. Alfred Roe, district superintendent, presid- ing. Reports from all divisional heads of the church will be given, as well as the pastor’s annual report. At a recent congregational meeting George S. Register was elected lay delegate to the annual state confer- ence at Fargo Sept. 30-Oct. 4. Bishop hh Ralph Magee of St. Paul will pre- le. Hunting Season Opens Oct. 10 in Minnesota Itasca State Park, Minn., Sept. 11. —()—The Minnesota conservation commission Friday set the migratory waterfowl hunting season to conform with the full 30-day federal season, beginning at noon, Oct. 10. The commission also opened the season on mourning doves from Sept. 19 to 29, with a bag limit of six daily and 12 in possession. The commission followed the fed- eral bag regulations on ducks without any further restrictions. G. W. Norris Accepts Nomination Petition Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 11.—()—Sena- tor George W. Norris, veteran Ne- braska independent Republican, Pri- day accepted a petition filing nom- inating him as an independent can- didate for re-election. He announced his decision in a letter received Fri- day by James E. Lawrence, Lincoln editor and chairman of a bi-partisan “Norris-for-Senator” committee. Hansens Return From Her Mother’s Funeral Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Hansen, 306 Park St., have returned home from Minneapolis where Mrs. Hansen's mother, Mrs, 8. Bergrud, died Aug. 26, a few days after their arrival there. ‘Mrs. Bergrud died in the home of her grandson, Dr. Cyrus Owen Hansen. ‘The Hansens accompanied the body to Spring Grove, Minn., home of the late Mrs. Bergrud, where funeral services were held and burial was made. SHOWS CHAMPION RAM Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 11—(P)—R. E. Strutz, Jamestown, N. D, exhibited the champion Cotswold ram in the open sheep class at the Nebraska state fair here. The chef of Louis XIV of France invented onsomme, after being ordered to produce a perfectly clear soup in which the monarch could see his reflection. Alligator turtles, though toothless, can bite a brooms! in two with one crunch of their ja' The Rose Shop. will be open until nine o’clock Saturday eve- "ings. - TVUO LATE TO TO CLASSIFY NICE cabin for rent. One mile eat ot Kiwanis ‘park. Call 360. “And this will be your bathroon—which you will share oclety |pes Miss Marie Coman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Win Coman of, Bismarck, who has been visiting her sister, Miss Betty Coman, at Fargo, now has gone to Bemidji, Minn., to attend a house party at which Miss Beatrice Olson, dean of women at ‘the University of North Dakota, is hostess, From Be- midji she will go to Grand Forks to| attend the university. * % % Miss Bonnie Carlson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, C, W. Carlson of Man- dan, is leaving Saturday to enroll as a freshman at Jamestown college. Miss Carlson, a 1935 graduate of the Mandan high school, is the winner of a four-year scholarship to the schvol awarded on a basis of scholarship, outstanding ability and extra-curri- cular activities. x *& * ‘Ward Swanson, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A, Swanson, 410 Mandan St., has gone to the University of Nebraska at Lincoln, where he will be g junior this year. He is taking an snesreore course. ee % Mrs, L. R. 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