The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 16, 1936, Page 3

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16° 1936 | NEW TRADE TREATY | Rosy Prospect [ROOSEVELT BEGINS SUBURBAN MADRID WITH ITALY BEING) for Her first air raid of such proportions calendar, ‘Mr,. Roosevelt, ing the last two weeks, arrived Tuesday. train as Alumni Oppose Man | from as Head of College eflines Tavares biotetebinata | 1e" | PRIMING MACHINE Hl a ay PREPARED IN ROME Pact of 1871 Will Expire in| [a Year; Provisions Have Been Out-Dated Ciano and William Phillips, United States ambassador to Rome, signed & memorandum denouncing the a@greement of 1871 which does not cor- to the necessities of the tiations centered on a new commer- cial treaty, not on s separate trade agreement which will come up ait tion, He said it embraced most favored nation treatment, providing equal rights for American business- men in Italy with Italians, and Italians in the United States with + ONLY ONE KDNAPER NOW AT LARGE WITH BRUNETTE CAPTURE ‘Public Rat Number One’ in Hoover’s Words Is Merle Vandenbush New York, Dec. 16.—(?)—J. Edgar Koover, head of the “G-! ” Wed- nesday designated as “public rat number one” Merle Vandenbush, 29, asserted bank robbing and kidnaping pal of Harry Brunette who was cap- tured here Tuesday after a bomb and gun battle with department of justice agents, police and New Jersey state troopers. Brunette, under charges ranging from kidnaping to bank robbery, was removed during the night to Trenton, . J. five months, implicating Vandenbush in all crimes, and his own wife, who was captured with him, in the kid- naping. Judge Samuel Mandelbaum set Brunette's bail at $100,000 when the bandit was arrainged Tuesday on & charge of kidnaping the trooper, and ‘under a new federal statute providing 10 years’ jail sentence for assaulting ® federal officer. It was charged he assaulted seven officers in the gun battle on west 102nd street when he ‘was captured. SEASON GREETING COME FROM JAPAN Rev. Clement Boespfiug, Native of Bismarck, Remembers Friends at Yuletide Christmas greetings from Rev. Clement Boespflug, Maryknoll mis- aslonary of Otsu, Japan, and aon of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Boespflug, 223 Eleventh St., were received Wednes- day by friends of the young priest, who went to the mission fleld a few years ago. ‘The greetings are in the form of calendars with sepia illustration of) Rev. Boespflug and five little Jap- anese girls, The words, “Ohio gozai- masu,” translated as “Good Morn- Brunette’s wife, » New York wom- |». ported recovering from Bullet wound’ in the’ thigh: recelved during the gun battle, = Railway Man Denies Falsifying’ Records Washington, Dec. 16.—(#)—Reply- {ing to assertions the Missouri Pacific railway had “falsified” its books F. P. Johnson, the road's vice-president, ednesday Validity of Tax for Jobless in High Court} Better 1937 Business - , Is Forecast by Nie | ! Begere iegee att i EP QEEEE H E Rt FeEse a 3 dl ct u Z Gu Pa at Geistie Rise! jet i ve New Cabinet Post Reported; Son May Become Secre- tary in White House » 16.—(#)-—Presi- hopes” for the Inter-American Peace conference, plunged Wednesday into the task of setitng up the machinery for his second term. Conferences on subjects ranging! from the congressional program and R Wednesday Evening 7:3 Look at These Wonderful Laundry and Dish Sets! * naa . The recent hit, The barat dri dats enjoy playing it. ON 300 Fourth Street | EE! MICKEY MOUSE MAS Hand-driven metal washer is 8%” high. and can be used to wash dolly’s clothes. vy a BS board. Paints included. The original, ever popu: lar board of $7 games requiring skill, No. 4% ERECTOR SET 4 tric motor. TCO OMERY WARK a ing a man as sideration of ap- 15 Pieces 50° Made of heavy gauge alu- minum. Includes 6 pieces of cutlery. Can be used for king. Embossed. Consists of slate, 6 pleces eraser, ALUMNI op- ‘posed to hav- : Deluge of Explosives Poured Down on Thickly Populat- ed Sectors Madrid, Dec, 16—()—Twenty in- surgent bombing planes loosed large | quantities of explosives over thickly- ulated sections of suburban Ma- jednesday. end of the Francd-Spanish border. Heart Attack Takes William H. John president of Mount Holyoke College claim more than 1000 petitioners fa- voring recon- pointment of Dr. Ham of Yale. Women | have governed Mount Holyoke for the last 100 years. He leaves his widow, the Genevieve Haas of Mandan, whom married in 1919; one son, Willian, Be in Wards Toyland, Wednesday night, 7:30 p. m. Every boy and girl sccompanied by an adult will receive a free Mickey Mouse Mask while they last: Only a lim- ited quantity—se be a6 Wards carly! Wards Toy Department China Tea Sets 24 Paces ad | High luster, and beauti- fully decorated. Gold trim, te with full gold Sewing Machine ‘Tii-taches High Resembles a real machine. nest chain stitch. Rivdies, thread included! A miniature aluminum pastry set that really can be used for cooking. body, with footwell Streamlined. 13 fa ed MARBLE GAME Non-waf, Doara Hew