The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 24, 1937, Page 9

Frenzied People Kidnap Chil- .| Homemaker Training High ateins: Reports Narrow Escape From Death | comfortable home, a cozy warm room, SS an-:7~«—<——<9~»«,,2 is : fr need not move until Miadtid Hail Victo rtheast dren'to Sell and Eat'Leaves+| Se8sions Slated Here) yasningion, mar 2-ve—ecre- by Freezing Bamee cote le ganna . oh a _ SSE a ear as Famine Grows ‘Two major project tratning meetings | “17 Perkins sald Wednesday that em- Re WE Cy “I barred all these thoughts from| 9! VSP! Ad e’sa 0 ‘ fon - 30 | Sigh in Fer ow 3 st fico Editor's Note: This is the first and “tpt Ino “ aut vee ‘Italian Forces Coffee! Serving it should be an event than employ- to arrange my DRIVE ALL DAY ON A TANKFUL OF @ast od ONLY 4 QpARTS OF OlL TO FILL CRANKCASE! LOWEST FORD PRICE IN. YEARS! — Lowsst PRICED "8" © IN AMERICAL New Hasy-Acion Salty Besos New Bfoctes Seti, " Amprored Canter Poie Ride ‘AlbSee! Bodies, Nolse-proofed and Rubber- mounted, e THE THRIFTY “60” FORD V8 : UNIVERSAL MOTOR ae Authorised Dealer for Ford, Lincoln and Lincoln-Zephyr in Bismarck THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24,1987 __ 1987 More, However, Secretary sr wcrely per cent since that dat compared with Ji maria MEN STRIKE Yet they're big, roomy cars, same size as the brilliant “85”. .\. with modern style and rich appointments...and quiet, sweet-running V-8 engines! IHE NEW Thrifty “60” V-8 cars ssve. you money, ina great big way, without cutting down size or comfort! They have the same Center-Poise ride as the brilliant “85” Ford V-8. The samesteel- on-stee! structure. The same new quick-stoppiog, easy-acting brakes. The same big luggage com- partments aod sweeping modern lines... But the “60" is powered by 2 amaller engine and carries ‘a lower price tag. And though it can’t quite match the brilliant 85's pick-up and top speed ; . « it is still amongst America's best-performing low-price cars... Smooth, quiet and flexible as only a “V-8" can be! Won't you come in and drive one today? YOUR FORD DEALER AUTHORIZED PORD FINANCE PLANS — $25 2 month, afer usual down payment, buys any model 1937 Ford V-8 car. Ask your Ford dealer about the easy payment pleas Of che Univetsal Credit Company: NOTED IN FEBRUARY Factory Payrolls Increased weekly payrolls of the manufacturing y jar of Ovaltine, orange and two ham| Desleged, dug in to withstand govern- “Th ie. current figures show that the bin, and sét it near the register. My Spanish armies, in the new role of the e-not just an incident. industries have increased by 133.4 per sandwiches were. frovén. rockesolid,| ment assault far northeast of the cap-} : ported. erage weekly wages a of factory employes nes )reen by 003 sympathetic and soon I ran up and down the Weekly payrolls Ret seared 913,200,000 Guadalajara, and Jarama, river lines, oe tt ng eee Bf st just wait ents entrenching to withstand gov-|army. : : pra nt ave near Almadrones, 58| Government infantrymen, simul theast of the capital in| taneously, fought off inéurgent at~ 1 FIGHT LOYALIST Guadelajere Province. tacks closer to Madrid, on the Jarame ‘That preparation, in the gore lot river front just southeast of the city, | steady pressure of @ Madrid counte! ace With Cold Troubles Teach ges any ae ee CACHCE) ARMY'S ONSLAUGHT Seas eae SE and flesh created to be demoralised vernment, Instructor and Children Have) ny severe cold? Do I not have ® boaree a least roast 30,900 Ttalian soldiers re kPa ae room, I proceeded beac a aeeaaaR APRS lunch, which I picked-up in the coal| Madrid, Mar. 24—(P}—Insurgent The heat waves were still undetecta-| {tl Wednesday while @ sudden in- surgent sea sortie left men, women r ble. I walked the floor, I paced it,| oof chitdren dead and dying in a Cat- Buying it should be a alan coastal town. pee See ‘Gpanish 2 re) ol news Réenicy). thibave’ bocobarded Castellon! search for the finest flavor you can find. de la Plana, 40 miles north of Va- lencia, early Tuesday, One shell fell near a kiosk in the central plasa, e killing. severi persons. and wounding 90,-many of them women and child- : ten, Febus stated. oh eee: cnrotomlaaed fa, he One tor nuing Another ene toe Deiy wee doing steps and strides that be foreign even to our modern | nad wondered what to do with dancers. The door appeared but en-j the pes youngsters at four. Would trance was still for bidden. they again endure the cold and reach “I was beginning to freeze. The | nome’ * trifle. *. pasa otats into my overshoes | their "parents, who ihoupheaty le : removed my mitts in aN} joweq F lattort/tonurn’tha oor knob 1 aassd| Metta int Sud eeaee ante about bewlldered. No one in sight! It was barely daylight, the wind was blowing at a terrific speed and the thermometer had taken a deep drop. Down Through the Coal Chute . “Again I kicked, pounded, and tore , ‘at the door, but of no avail. I con- : sidered the trail homeward but that i treacherous bank at the gate! 1 glanced at the firmly nailed and fronescreened windows. - Exhausted and stiff with cold, I tried the coal- pincadiele reethonpely mae Jan We cae 5 : jp but I tucked my lunch under my 3 art, and landed in the dark coal bin.| ENlistment to Be Held Here} — J Needless to say, I uttered somewhat Tuesday, April 6 at War * indignant words but tried to humor is myself to keep from going into @ Memorial Building = - shrieking spasm of disgust. Pikes es SO “My hands and feet were lifeless in ott my fips sel with the fire was be be ingly slow.. I managed to get the/ tion on 11.6, ag the Parer and kindling into the furnace | comisrp manta ee rie: Meeth oakoen and drawing my matches from their] aiotment of 2,375 funlor 6 COO en- hiding place, I found I was raided 0} rolles to be selected between: April 1 the number of three, I worked my! and 20. Hicgy (Sy eae et 8 Selection of the county ‘contingent will be made at 7 a. m., a week from te my half -delirtum I found the| next Tuesday. at the World Wat Me- kindling had ‘and its warm blaze into which I thrust my hands at short intervals, sent me intahyster- ical Joy. I was well aware of the fact that it was quite impossible for me to escape from the building and my fate my mind. I asked myself repeatedly, why am I here? Am I compelled to teach this school? Were my bones gare i 7] MORE THAN 23,000 STANDARD O11 DE i : GET STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS AT ee SWANSON’S |w::" LEACH’S|CHARLEYS”