The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 26, 1937, Page 3

+ mack. The Wachter school associ- PTA ASSOCIATION 10 MEET IN CTY Regional Conference of Two Counties Called for Bis- marck on June 1 ‘The regional conference of the Par- ents and Teachers associations of Burleigh and Kidder counties will be held in Bismarck June 1. The meeting will be opened at 9:40 ®. m, in the Bismarck high school and will adjourn that afternoon at 3:30 p.m. At noon, one minute re- Ports of the presidents will be given at the luncheon in the private dining room of the capitol. : Miss Jeanette Myhre, of the Wach- ter school is in charge of arrange- ments; Mrs. E. J. Conrad is chair- man of the publicity committee. Speakers will be Mrs. arrived in San Francisco with his No stranger to the United States was Chinese Ambassador Cheng Ting Wang, pictured above on deck of the President Hoover, as he girls, who will act as hostesses for their Yale-graduated father in Washington's social life, are Yock E., at left, and An-Fu. Dr. Wang, powerful Chinese nationalist, was former foreign minister. MTALIAN JEWS ARE ASKED T0 RENOUNCE Duce’s Paper Asks Them to De- clare Themselves Enemies of Fascist Foes Milan, Italy, May 26.—(#—Premier Benito Mussolini's. newspaper de- manded Wednesday that Italian Jews renounce their Italian citizenship and residence. “We do not admit that our Hebrews can have the mentality of their co- who were and are He the 8o- two charming daughters. The J Charles E. Roe, Denver, Colo., na- tional field secretary, and Mrs, John Snyder, Fargo, state president, + There are 10 active associations in this region, five of which are in Bis- ing with a membership of 176, with William Yegen as: newly elected president; the William Moore, with 135 members with Rev. O. §. Rin- dahl, president for next year; the Richholt, with a membership of 77, with Mary B. Nelson as president; and the Roosevelt, with 74 members, with Mrs, R. R. Smith starting her second term as president. ation was organized in 1926 and now has 80 members. Mrs. J. C. Meyer is president for the coming year. The other four have been formed during the past year: The Will school, lead- = MARKET = THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Fresh, Creamy COTTAGE CHEESE Lb. Genuine Walleyed PIKE... 10:c FRESH BULLHEADS, pound ......22¢ Trout, Halibut, Salmon, Scallops, Herring, Smoked Fin- FISH 20c FILLETS. ip. Genuine Boneless Ocean RED OWL FOOD STORES STRAIGHT YOUR GUIDE TO viet inferno,” Oreste wrote BUSINESS VOLUME [exis SHOWS INCREASE = Activity in Northwest During Last 30-Day Period High- est Since 1931 Minneapolis, May 26.—(?}—Busl- Helen Kronberger Is Regent Valedictorian Helen Kronberger has been named valedictorian of the graduating class a0. senolarship ranking 1s hesd by Jean 2 schol ran jean Retail trade in April was again |ueman, aalutatorian, A close third is Rose Jungers, who will:act as master of ceremonies on class night. The delivered Friday, May 28, at 8 p. m. All commencement week activities are WORLD HEBREWISM ‘Andy’ Is Defendant In Real Divorce Suit Chicago, May 26.—(®)—Charles J. Correll, the Andy of the famous radio blackface team of Amos and Andy, was listed as a defendant in a divorce suit on file in superior court Wednes- His wife, Mrs. Marie J. Correll, 32, charged in the bill filed Tuesday that the bass voiced actor struck her in the face on two occasions, once on last Christmas eve. They were married here June 27, 1927, after Correll had spent six years on @ tour with Freeman F. Gosden, the Amos of the radio team. CHARGES AGAINST FARMERS DROPPED ‘Peaceful Settlement’ Arranged in Dispute Over Cattle in Ward County New Rockford, N. D., May 26.—(P)— Charges of criminal conspiracy filed in district court against nine Ward county farmers, outgrowth of a dis- pute over cattle taken up by John Spllovoy of Minot, have been dropped, Oliver Rosenberg, president of the North Dakota Farm Holiday associa- tion, said Wednesday. “Peaceful settlement” of the dis- pute growing out of alleged damages te Spilovoy’s cornfield by a neigh- bor’s cattle was accomplished at a Holiday association meeting at Max, he said. Spilovoy had warrants sworn out against nine farmers who attempted to intervene in the dispute and the cases were bound over to district court by Judge John C. Lowe of Minot. Rosenberg had called a mass mect- ing for Minot Saturday to protest the, actions but since then settlement of the case has been accomplished and the actions dropped, he stated. The Minot meeting will be held, however, to organize farmers for col- lective bargaining with creditors this fall, Rosenberg said. SIMPLE RITE HELD FOR ROCKEFELLER Prayer, Scriptural Reading and Organ Rendition of Hymns Tarrytown, N. Y., May 26. — (#) — Brief funeral services, marked by & quiet simplicity in keeping with the late years of his life, were held Wed- nesday for John D. Rockefeller in the Pocantico Plane toward an enemy craft and, VALOR OF SPANISH PLIERS IN PRAISED One of Three Americans Loyalist Forces Tells Story of Dying Heroism it and brought down the insurgent Plane with his own. “This is typical of valor in the air.” Sou Typhoid Fever Source Is Hunted By Doctor Cooperstown, N. D., May 23.—()— Dr. John Cowan of the state health department said Wednesday he had taken numerous samples in his search for the cause of four typhoid fever in Valencia, May 26.—()—American pilots fighting for the government in the Spanish civil war Tuesday praised the valor of Spanish fliers, many of whom they have trained. Only three air volunteers from the pale eae have remained in the 305 Broadway—Bismarck, N. D. enment, ‘They sre Prank G. Tinker $1.00 Repair Week (7 days only) of Dewitt, Ark.; Albert Beumler of Jewels replaced . sie ome Phe Trenton and East Orange, N. J., and Derek Dickinson of Seattle. All are now assigned to reconnoitering de- tails and in addition instruct fledg- ling Spanish birdmen. Tinker especially praised the Span- fards as splendid pilots, “In a recent air battle on the Teruel salient,” he related, “a Spanish pilot, shot through the neck, turned his |% repairing ......... although he was dying, plunged into | known until laboratory KYSAR JEWELRY STORE Mainsprings ..........0... Balance Staff ................«+-$1.00 Cleaning with any of the above EXPERT WATCH REPAIRI All work guaranteed one year cases here but results Pleted. Milk and water supply $1.00 ecwoewe “in$1-00 Wards — GUARANTEED 12 MONTHS! 3.55 ‘Wards Commander battery on sale! 4 days only! 39 full size plates, 1-piece case, You can save on a battery for ANY CAR at Wards SEAT COVER Sale! 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My Jungers, Helen Kronberge: Willis Marks, Marjorie Stiles, LaVern ‘Ulmer, Leota Wieland, Jean Wiseman and Irene Witte. Mrs. Lindbergh Fast Recovering Strength London, May 26—(7)—Mrs. Char- les A. Lindbergh was reported to have made such satisfactory progress after the birth of her third son two weeks ago that she will be able to leave the London clinic within the next two days. At the Lindbergh’s country bome, Longbarn, near Weald, in Kent, a sec- ond cot was placed in the nursery alongside that used by their 4-year-old son, Jon. It was expected that Mrs. Lindbergh and her blue-eyed baby son would be taken to Longbarn. ELIOT HEADS UNITARIANS Boston, May 26.—(?)—Rev. Fred- erick May Eliot of St. Paul Tuesday was elected president of the American Unitarian association at its 112th an- nual meeting. The shutter on the average box camera works at the speed of about 1-25th of @ second exposure. WHISKEY also will need men to help with tions. 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The services, as planned by Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick, pastor of the Riverside Baptist church in New York, which the aged capitalist- philanthropist built, consisted of prayer, scriptual reading and organ rendition of some of his favorite hymns, These included “Abide With Me,” “Bun of My Soul, Thou Saviour Dear” and “Sunset and Evening Star.” John D. Rockefeller, Jr., now head of the family, and his wife soon will move into the many-turretted stone castle of his father. The family will leave with the body on its pilgrimmage to Cleveland and the Lakeview cemetery there at 6 p. m. (CST). Al Smith Finds Pope Vigorous at Audience Castel Gandolfo, Italy, May 26.— (®)—Alfred E. Smith had a half-hour audience with Pope Pius Wednesday and remarked afterwards that the digging and improvement epera- this work will be solicited By Order of the Directors FOR RENT Apartment Possession closets, kitchen, bath and locker.’ Launi rivileges. 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