The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 17, 1937, Page 3

PAROCHIAL PUPILS GET GREGG AWARDS Numerous Proficiency Pins and EE BISMARCK TRIBUNE_WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1987__ Most Job Hunters [(SHVEPHISN [Rebel Offensives _ |ASMLT CEI Sea obala In U.S.Are Young), *S.?H0) tds MN! Menacing Madrid] HNO PUD Sccrsa mares He said he would not testify against Robin Hood Story Will Story Will Be Por- Officers Act to Forestall Any auyons arrested for te sapicoat ter Certificates Given Out His Memory Sina pdokinatidtni din. At St. Mary's M Ratio of Men to Women Now trayed : Nie Lindberghs In Rome Government in Desperation} Rebuke From Congress Sclentists have been unable to dis- Seeking Employment Is eee 7 Calls Ail Military Classes in Washington distances at might, bat It ts thought Forty-five commercial students at. About 5 to 1 of Last 5 Y ——_———_—_ that they do this so the daylight may ast 5 Years Honolulu, Feb. 17.—()—The myste-| be used in hunting insects and other SES LE Ley rious case of a naval officer's wife| food. Recalling the rebuke of the island’s mae administration after the sensational O. 3. WEIST Massie attack case in 1931, Attorney] ; o- AN Work. General Senne Kemp and Police Guaranteed Chief W. A. Gabrielson asked Gov. 417 Broséwey: Joseph Poinderter to cable all details by the United States em-| Robert Clark, woriey cpenested ‘Unit the Hawailch rept oe &@ survey of ap- at berte Hendetecn, || delegate, Samuel King, be supplied persons seeking i, with both Mrs. Bennett 8. Copping’s state agencies ‘at-| “Reluctant. comment marked i figure does not include all of Many roups tigation Se woman 8 at at unemployed, but does cover prac-| The pilgrims and ladies-in-waiting | wits soar tase her 45 feet trom tically all persons on rellef. ere played by John Fields, Jack Kin- @ hotel corridor to a garage early Roughly 5,250,000 of the total are|sella, Jack Fossum, Earl Garrison, { ‘ Monday and attacked her. men, and 1,250,000 are women. Duane Graves, William Lauer, Arthur i] | highs That was only a few hours after a Abbdut 47 per cent are under 35 years | Betterly, drinking party at the Copping apart- (of age—45 per cent of the men and/|Brunelle, Elaine Derrig, . ment in which she, another woman ‘54 per cent of the ‘women. sen, Althea Belk, June Ely, Rae Fost- ‘ and two naval men participated while tables. jez, Leota Goodman, Mildred Caya, Special church services are being | including prot three per cent over 65.) Jean Burman and Evangeline Esling- held in this country and abroad | The figures show that the ages of |er. honoring the centenary of the birth correspond closely to| The 2¢ guards and villains are Guil- sa! | Dosage L. Moody, shoe salesman, normally employed. |ford Mandigo, Ernest Toliver, Russel ho became one of the great lay- five persons apply-|McCullough, Welland svaneetanrel his day and preached not practical ex-|neth Lunn, Betty Warner, , to perhaps 50,000,000 persons. (Asso- planing him. Many |Smith, Mary McGarry, Cleo O'Brien, clated Press Photo) from high school or |Mary Wildes, Lois Reynolds, ae ers have been out of|Nicola, Charles Johnson, Bradford | Tov ‘Waan ‘Thirty thousand people are em- flour years or more. Sleight, Dorothy Nelson, Rosella Sjo- and Yvonne rns ‘This 1s a 100 per Bloyed in the production of Amerlean ut 250,000 of the registrants are |blom, LaVerne Dresbach, Irene White! There was a emile on the face of cent representa vie films, Ruth McCurdy, Isabel Tiedman,} Mrs. Anne Lindbergh 5 ehe and = Cin USS. ‘Maxine Brauer, Jeanette Forsythe} her famous hi ind, Col. Charles a == eee |indian Pupils Visit and Betty Rosenthal. A. Lindbergh, arrived in Rome = Represent Country People from London in their new plane, Legislature Session] 10 the large chorus of country peo- especially bullt for them at Read- ple are the following: John Miller, (ng, England. (Associated Press Coffee! Serving it should be an event Thirty-two girls of the Bismarck |Nellon Hedahl, Herbert Rosen, Eloyce | Photo) Indian school ninth grade were in- , couein 7a ee ae terested enue ie] sessions ot rene Phy! ne noe Gretchen Schneider, Janet senate and house representatives rl Rosemary Selvig, Annette Monday afternoon. While the legis- |p /0ve™ Beverly Stadler, Pearl Porter, |Porvik ‘Dolores Wells, Bry Nelson, lative branches recessed, they made Elaine Se Foc, Pydied pestsed Millicent Sorkness, Anna Mauk, f& tour of the capitol. Miss Miriam |Taine wee, iokence Reynolds, Mary Smith, Susanne Melville, Mary Logan, Viole Jarvis, ninth grade instructor, ac-|Faverstrom, ‘Beverly Barneck, Aria|seanne Pickles, Dolores Meske and/ Grand Jury Will Act é i companied the students. Je Rosenthal. Buying it should be e Recently elghth grade students at Glare, Bra Henairlekzon, Betty Dice, P88 Roel In Death of Infant e All Brand New! ! | Batiste or ‘scttool tt, py eae th Une Say nnier bre note Cates Poe ata aoe | NOW King Moves Into | seams, ¥. 7. 11—-A search for the finest flavor you can find. —[s_creamery. Seventh grade, pupils ner, Ronald Homar, James Bjelland,| Buckingham Palace|z7-sesr-oia truck driver who suthorl- : telephone exchange and a bakery and|20Hn Carlson and’ Edward Kallen- ties sald confessed to shaking to death laundry. berger. London, Feb. 17.—()—One hundred |e 19-months-old baby because “he bit e e ‘This ponte a s correlated with class- |. SE nDe ihe cule ens breil fifty servants, not to mention a host real Sipdoeed nd lek been ead grand \- 4 * 2 a mur- C 1 in ee room, jewons, according to the in-!vin” Olson, Lloyd Steen, Milton Of, Court officials. secretaries and | 1°” charge, “ne man, Clyde Proctor Buckingham Broadcloth Double your Savings! 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