The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 27, 1937, Page 9

=o - ARMISTICE IN SPAIN HAS BEEN DROPPED Non-Intervening Nations Civil War Fail to Agree on Truce Procedure E abandoned Thursday. ‘The discloure was made along with Inthe Spanish civ conte to “hee ' dhaiwar’ The was per ae they attended the opening of a new play in Los Angeles. firs place on the agenda of the Euro- z Ps { om rere meee | Fable of Tortoise" T|ITALY ACCUSED OF nin ret ‘voc foreign Nehters in| | And Hare Verified British. ct Bar Harbor, Me. May 27—()}— VIOLATING WORLD Maybe old Aesop-the slave who told all the fables—wasn’t so far off, after all. Some centuries: ago he told about the tortoise that beat a hare in a race: Wednesday, the cub scouts here, at a pet show, tested the fable—and the tortoise actually won. The hare didn’t go to sleep. It got stage fright. Roosevelt Receiving Calls as Cold Wanes Washington, . May. .27.—(#)—Presi- dent Roosevelt began . seeing. callers again Thursday, but remained in the living room quarters of the White a pected rid himself ¥ the last + | Stera-Kleem, amazing new discovery, | traces of a head cold. secretary Sort Fiaetert sepine, tarnish, tartar like | sald he was getting better and that of water Srere Kleen powder. he would make the trip to Hyde Park meoyy Recommended by des. | this week-end for a two or three day St drageicn: Mosey Sock net dolghieg. | Visit with hls mother. [DEALS BY SPAIN Interference Filed With League of Nations lay 27—()—The Spanish ¢ Thursday accused Italy ie “most scandalous violation” of international principles since the World war in a League of Nations “White Book” intended to show the fascist state as a “truly belligerent power” in violation of the league covenant. The “White Book” is a compilation of documents, one of them purport- ing to be a “secret” and “most urg- ent” order from the Italian war of- fice to the corps command of the general staff. The documents alleg- edly were captured from Italian solders fighting on the side of the in- surgents in Spain. : The “White Book” said Italy was guilty of “the most scandalous vicia- tion ted on the European continent since the World war of the principles which are the basis of any juridicially organized international community.” It added: “By behaving in a manner indi- dicated by the documents reproduced in the ‘White Book,’ Italy has helped to prolong the war in Spain; has vio- lated article 10 of the League coven- ant and has acted asa truly bel- ” ‘ligerent power. 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McOLUSKY REEDER - Walch here MeClanhy Moter Company | REGENT Regent Gnraxe Purported Evidence of Duce’s| Minister THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1987 Love Conquers What Bitter Aloes He Tasted From Church and State (Editor's Note: This is the fourth and last of a cope! of King Edward VIII and Mrs. Wallis Warfield.) By ROGER D. GREENE New York, es met -s0ddt f th the rain: len gardens of the ancient Chateau de Cande, at Monts, Ten ment of the wedding, told the story: “There will be no members of the royal family present.” It was still another victory for Prime Stanley Baldwin, who, ad- mittedly alone, had forced Edward VITT to abdieate after a reign of just 334 days. And it was a crushing blow to Ed- ward. He had counted on the attendance of his favorite youngest brother, the Duke of Kent. Yet even with the storm of emo- tional stress over his abdication fast Gwindling, Edward found that con- stitutional “forces” beck home till shadowed his happiness. Baldwin's cree Tefused recognition. wedding must be private, with- ea Toyal or official British represen- jon. Nor would official sources in Lon- Gon clarify Wallis Warfield’s status after she becomes the Duchess of Windsor, at sais noon of June 3— whether she will become “her royal and the eighth-ranking lady in the British realm, or meérely “her grace, the Duchess.” A bitter controversy raged over the poin, The last word came from Edward himself. once ruled that he would expect them to address his bride as “her royal high- ness” as befitted the wife of a mem- ber of the royal family—abdicated or not Otherwise, as the wedding day ap- proached, the 42-year-old “retired appeared blissfully happy. Seemingly he had “found” himself’ again after the spell of dark moods that engulfed him immediately after his abdication on last Dec. 11. Even in exile, separated longely, the two lovers were still subjected to scathing attack. Abusive erank notes flooded on Mrs. Simpeon, at her retreat on the French Riviera, blaming the dark-eyed Wallis for Edward's abdication—even though she had offered, at the height.of crisis, to give him up. aenpieeee Is Bitter Be In London, as populace sett back to post-abdication normalcy, the Archbishop of Canterbury delivered 2 stinging rebuke to the self-exiled monarch and his friends as “a circle rene Paneange ene wen ot tle are Peopley.” The onslaught drew immediate fire from Jack McGovern, M. P., who ac- cused the arbishop of “kicking a man when he's down.” Leaders als ovigorously debated, be- bind the scenes, the question of grant- ing the former monarch a pension of 0125,000 annually—e Scrooge-like sum compared to the $2,050,000 salary he drew as king. Tt was finally decided to grant him that amount, out of his king-brother's royal purse. On Mar. 8, Mrs. Simpson moved from the Cote d’Atur villa of Mr. and Mrs. Rogers, and took up residence in the beautiful old Chateau de Cande, at Monts, Francé—a 1,000-acre es- tate with a private 18-hole golf course anes turreted 30-room castle built in 1508. Reunited at Long , There, on May 4—after her di- vorce had been pronounced final in Happy Duke Does Not Regret Defeat ition |evidence arose that the Church of tue "|Memorial Olson Is Proposed in Mill City ’ St. Paul, May 26—(%)—Construce tion of a park amphitheater and @ monument around the home in which Floyd B. Olson was born was pro- posed as a memorial to the late governor before the state executive council Wednesday by a delegation of Minneapolis citizens, 'a@ 25-second hearing, and after five months’ separatoin, Edward and Wal- lis_were reunited. Their formal engagement was an- nounced May 11, on the eve of the coronatioin of Edward's sober-faced younger brother, George IV, in far- off London. Mrs. Warfield—no longer, by legal process, the namesake: of “L’Affaire ‘Simpson”—for the first time wore her engagement ring, a platinum band es &@ square-cut gsi le next morning, Edwardgand his bride-to-be listened lke millions of others to the broadcast describing the London pageant that might have been One of the chief actions at the Surrey Lawn Tennis championships at Surbiton, England, was America’s Alice Marble. The United States women’s champion is shown, attired in shorts, as she signed autograph books for British fans. their own crowning hour of gl “Under the Sun,” Flandrau; “Para- Edward VIII. And Queen Wallis had 60 New Books Added dise,” Forbes; “The Light Woman,” the twin ships of romantic destiny) To Bismarck Library "The D. A. Calls It Murder, and royal dynasty not crashed on the Gardner; “We Are Not Alone,” Hil- rocks of constitutional government, pat ir Heads,” Sixty new books have recently been| ton; “A Roof Over the! H } Ww i bateat ade added to the shelves of the Bismarck | Hueston ye Desrcee <= Vv... A aan Fogrels, he Gave HO! public Ubrary, of which 42 are non-| St right” ‘eyes: “Eggs and. Baker,” pce a cae tp ac ite non-fiction titles and authors| Mamefeld: “The Rising Star,” aile:| He peen wiTH A SWAP2r0 tr Appropriately, the lovers chose ro-| are: “The Latters of Mrs, Henry HEILEMAN'S Adams, 1865-1883,” Adams; “Restless Jungle,” Akeley; “Letters to Susan,” aeeotal ysis in the Bassett; “Becoming 8 Brande; “Planning Your! rt; “Water-lilies and How »” Conrad; “Social Dis- Elliott; “The Dance of Dumb “The Stone Field,” Ostenso; man’s Honeymoon,” Sayers; Mice and Men,” Steinbeck; “Figure Away,” Taylor; and “The Croquet Player,” Wells. BABY CHOKES TO DEATH Foxhome, Minn,, May 27.—(#)—Ber- nard Allen Cox, 6-months-old son of ‘Mr. and Mrs, William Allen Cox, died lowed a rag. The pa- ge it, rushed mantic Austria for their honeymoon —after a brief stay at Biarritz—with golf, mountain-climbing and yachting on the Blue Adriatic to while away the hours of idyllic retreat at the 40- Toom Wasserleonburg castel, set among the Alpine lakes of Southern Austria. A fortnight before the wedding, new Banning; “ Community,” Writer,” Old Style Lager Say it with music, organisation,” Life, England, at least, had not forgiven Edward his choice. rents uni the baby toa The duke oe that Angelican physician at Campbell, rat-a-tap-tap! clergymen would not perform the mar- You,” Hart; “Mathematics for the|but the child died before the rag could We want some beer, tiage—a blunt reminder from the na- i co rin Book moved. bade hd gal ‘ tion’s church, which fought the ro- aailiion tes; “Denmark, in be. te The kind with the "snap" Govoperative Wey,” Howe! “At ve Way,” Howe; “. duction to Poetry,” Hubbell; Works of Henrik Ibsen,’ mance from the beginning, that the union would not have its blessing. Resigns Himself Edward had to resign himself to a civil ceremony, to be performed by Dr. Charles Mercier, the Mayor of Monts. Looking back on the whole moment- ous drama, Edward may have mo- ments of “regret.” But he has never shown ft—not once since the first storms of emotional anti-climax, In his own words: “We are very happy. We are very happy—always.” English Coal Strike DULUTH MAN DIES ; “The| Duluth, May 27 —(#)— Willard J. ” Tosen; “The| Morrow, 57, Duluth, died at his home ;| Wednesday night. He had been en- gaged for 30 years as a weigher of Minna von Barnhelm,” Lessing; ‘“‘The| the Minnesota railroad snd ware- White House Gang,” Looker; “The| house commission. the Slaecet gg Pic “A met PROCLAIMS AVIATION DAY Course in Physics for Colleges,” Mil-| Washington, May 27 —(#)— Presi- likan; “Old Favorites From the Mc-| dent Roosevelt Thursday proclaimed Guffey Readers,” Minnich; “In the| Friday as national aviation day. * OLD STYLE LAGER'S The best in the land Bring some quickly _ For me and my band! Old Style Hager Old Style Lager is a krausened beer, made in the old fashioned, slower, more costly way. 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