The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 24, 1937, Page 7

Gh, ~ " -T CONOCO GERM PROCESSED OIL t ¥ er Says Neigh toa Along Recovery Road But for Court Actions Mar.° 24. BY BERLIN CIRCLES Former Intimate of Hitler Is Asked to Return to His Old Haunts Berlin, Mar. 24.—(7)—Germany sent & man to Switzerland Tuesday to tell Dr. Ernest (Putsi) Hanfstaengl, in effect: “Come home, all is forgiven.” ‘The Harvard-educated Hanfstaengl, Rg i ili a@ secret mission for Adolf Hitler, turned up, instead, at a Zurich hotel last week. When located, he ex- i EG Rudolph Hess, Reichstuehrer Hit- ler's deputy {n Nasi party matters, dispatched his chief of staff, Herr Hee would not be counted against Dr. Hanfstaengl apparently has pee out of favor with Hitler for some “A motion to formulate a uniform eet of Interpretations for the basketball rules code was adopted by mem- bers of the National Basketball Coaches Association as they their annual convention In Chicago. The decision came after coaches had blamed officials for varying and conflicting interpretations. Shown here, left to right, before the opening of the meeting: William Chandler, Marquette; Nat Holman, City Col- lege of New York; H. C. Carlson, Pittsburgh, president of the Association; Butch Grover, Ohio university; and Nick Kearne, veteran mid-west official. (Associated Press Photo) Vote of Confidence Is Given Blum’s Cabinet Blum, cool and dignified ina tumult raised by fist-shaking Communist and Rightist legislators, won a mandate Wednesday in the chamber of dep- uties to carry on his government and sem up the aftermath of the Clichy it. After an all-night struggle, which at times verged on violence, his people’s front government won e@ 362- 215 vote of confidence. 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