The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 14, 1937, Page 3

psig emda rgir dpe dhe re| fic reference by name that “grave ITALIANS ANGERED Sess ee es BY BRITISH TAUNTS =r Sizes scm call attention to the grave Count Ciano Warns ‘Grave Danger’ Lies in Foreign Press ‘Campaigns Rome, May 14—()—1 foreign | Tecalling minister, Count Cilseuen ome KNOX HATS Exclus- ively at Final an Complete Clearance HATS Every Spring Hat ranging in price from $2.95 to $8.00 now re- priced for a sensation- al Hat Clearance at just ONE GROUP Specially priced at only 59c “Robertson's. For Women's Wear THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1937 PRESENTS NOVEL CIRCUS ACT acts ever shown in Bismarck and one of dren will be that of Capt. August Saltaire who with the Robbins Brothers circus. The act » & zebra and five Great Dane dogs which harmony. The pean es the zébra are ayes with Capt, Sal 4-H Club Camp Will Be Here June 13-16 4-H club members from throughout the Missouri Slope territory will gather at the Bismarck Indian school June 18, 14, 15 and 16 for their an- ree handled by Put- Alfred Ballweg, assistant the 4-H club camp at- ted 84 boys and girls, 39 of whom from Burleigh county. Other counties represented then were Kid- der, Morton and Sioux. NYA Workers Finish Project at Sterling Sterling, N. D., May 15.—National Youth administration workers at Sterling Friday completed a play- ground project on the Sterling school grounds. Work was under the su- pervision of H. J. Hobbs, principal of the Sterling high school. Already erected are a set of swings, furnished by the Sterling Parents’ and Teach- ers’ association, and three teeter-tot- ters, furnished by the NYA. Work ons track is now going forward. __ Noonday lunch at the Pea- 35c. Gladstone Man Died Of ‘Natural Causes’ Dickinson, N. D., May 14—(P)— Carl L. 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