The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 12, 1937, Page 5

Plans for Degree of Honor State Convention ‘National President and Seore- ; tary to Arrive Monday Eve- ning from St Paul i The i i HE 214 s & af fa Be § ay FE Feg EH 1 H HE Hat ! i i § e E i Hy i H Ft 5 2. E ga fF af Z di Ae i | i Bodenstab Musical .Tea Invitations Out Invitations have been issued for a home Complete | iit i F i E i i il i # H 8 é i g aut uid The, aH este EE H | i i i ie ft iH : i REE eee ;| Telegraphy Classes ' see K. C. Elect Officers And Arrange Dance for. Babe %0 at Hf Ha 3 is. new service priced only Thi lightly higher than our regular service, feck all orders "ape: In Adult Education A practical course being offered in the WPA adult education | of classes is that of telegraphy. nounces that anyone class, For information, go to the room or, ph 2h ; lomemakers Plan a Bxé He g H RPE 4 a 9 i etl EE E 7 i, ‘ i i 5. E : 4 | iat i § i 5 I fi : a t | i Ek z § E é i | EE if if | irl >Re Hi} : : ) SOCIETY and CLUBS THE BISMARCK | | lh i o Be ee al Fae ERE i Ho a i ie ef! i 5 iL Fe s ty E h i i E f ; z ? af Eg i } tit ig Ege $§ 5848 g i y ! i i litgt 3 is Ss 1 ie F E F ELL A SEegE E f 5 g iit 58 g F. & | i Recorder of Rainbow Beth Wheeler, a member of the Order of Rainbow for Girls, at the was elect grand in Fargo, which grand assembly closed Saturday. el fet g z S “§ recorder of the North Dakots | He Hil iH ef g E fH ; E | ; E fu i iH é L Erma Weinberger on ’ Graduation Program Has #44 Enrollment & E : ? at é Be Hi i i aa i fy gE a ge i EeEE § z 2 i : A NEW HOTPOINT SPEED-FREEZER TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, . JUNE 12, 1937 after Mrs. Ludwick ‘who is traveling by auto while her husband captains the City of Malta in the Missouri river boat race spent two days trying to locate them through the Dakotas. They shown seated on the City of Malta. RUSSIAN MILITARY: | LEADERS DOOMED Calls Fire Trucks to Assist Stork E TOPIRING SQUADS}; Face Execution Within 24 Hours for Betrayng Sovet to Foregn Power Moscow, June 12.—(#)—-Eight of the Soivet union’s highest military lead- . | rs were doomed to the firing squad Saturday for treasonable activity against the red army they headed. No appeal remained from the death sentences handed down long before dawn by the military tribunal of the supreme court which branded the army chiefs as traitors in the spy ser- 5 vice of a foreign power. + | hachevsky and seven generals, in- cluding important figures in the mili- to death “immedi- Right—The four cabin cruisers racing up the pi-Mis- ‘Missiasip) souri rivers from St. Louis to Fort Benton, Mont., weighed anchor at Bismarck after battling heavy winds through the Dakotas. The boats are shown here during stop at Bismarck, TWO-HOUR PARKING WILL BE ENFORCED Police to Start Tagging Cars for Violation of New Ordi- nance Monday Bismarck police officers will begin 4 | police in making the ruling easily en- False alarms are nothing new to New York firemen, but even they were a little vexed when they clanged up to the home of Mrs. Gr and learned they had been summoned only to assist the stork in delivering a J-pound girl. Her sister, F Baked an etl that she had turned in the alarm because she shad been advised, when action°was wanted in an emergency, to call the fire de- partment. ———_————_ | Additional Markets | —___—_—"_——- FINANCIAL REVIEW New York, June 12.—(#)—Disheart- ened by industrial strife, traders stepped aside this week and let stock market res drift lower in quiet , | dealin, Early the market swayed uncer- tainly. As the period drew to a close widening of strikes in the motor In- dustry and threats of new walkouts in the steel industry tended to un- hinge confidence in the near-term stock market outlook. That the market registered its de- cline to the tune of comparatively jt trading was seen in Wall Street m indication hopes remain staunc! long-term trade and industria! improvement, ‘Weeds present the biggest problem to small seed growers in guarantee- ing them @ continued premuim mar- his |ket. Buyers have begun to discount PONTIAC © ADD 150 A LOWER PRICED CARS AND GET A gallon, you peak economy. *Average difference delivered | well-known low-priced cars. ee prices heavily for weed insected seed and this item alone costs growers thousands of dollars annually. forcible. Special courtesy cards will be issued to hotel guests enabling them to park their cars in the downtown restricted district between 3 and 5° a. m.. but cars not displaying these cards will not be permitted to park there dur- ing those hours, The two-hour park- ing rule is effective in the down- town district between the hours of 9 a&m.and6p.m. + Police Commissioner E. B. Klein re- cently requested that Bismarck mo- torists co-operate in the observance of traffic ordinances and safety laws in the effort to reduce traffic acci- dents in the city toa minimum. He explained that the recently enacted law governing parallel and diagonal parking was drawn up to eliminate some of the causes of auto mishaps. As finally enacted, the parking ordinance provides for diagonal park- ing on the north and east sides of the following avenues and streets: Thayer Ave. from Mandan St. to Fifth St. and Broadway Ave. from Mandan to Ninth 8t.; Mandan St, from Main Ave. to Broadway, Firat St. from Main to Broadway, Second St. from Main to Thayer Ave., Third » 8t. from the Northern Pacific tracks Pacific tracks to Thayer, and Sev- enth, Eighth and Ninth Sts, from Main to Thayer, Cars will be parked Parallel on the south and west sides of the above named avenues and streets and on both sides of Main Ave. and Sixth St. since the latter are through highways. Woman Denies Writin No-good Checks Here Preliminary hearing of the case of Mra. Mike Sikora, arrested Tuesday for investigation in connection with @ series of bad check episodes here during the past several years, was continued until next Tuesday when she was arraigned before Justice of the Peace H. R. Bonny Saturday morning. She is charged with ob- taining money and property under false pretenses. Mrs, Sikora, Sheriff Fred Anstrom said, denies writing all but one of the checks. She was arrested on a tip from a woman clerk in the Cut Rate drug store here when the clerk there several weeks ago. Employes of other Bismarck business firms aslo have identified her as the woman mhe victimized them in rubber check Livestock should not be allowed to graze in woodlots. Such practice kills out shrubs that produce food and cover for game birds and make con- ditions unfavorable for tree growth. Coffee! Serving it should bé an event ° ++ not just an incident. Buying it should be a search for the finest flavor you can find, Schilling Coffee One for Percolator—another one for Drip and Silex DAY TO THE PURCHASE PRICE OF THE PONTIAC P| i cae! rice Pontiac De Luse eiz two-door sedan and same mode! three on 18-months terme in 168 representative cities. See your thas dealer fos exact local figure. WITH AMERICAS Fi) EST LOW. EDWARD M. FAY Provide jence, NEXT °) ROUND OUT THAT POWTIAC IS AS RELIABLE AS-IT IS B10; ROOMY AND BEAUTIFUL” -F YOU COULD see the stacks of letters at Pontiac, backing Tuk in every single detail these enthusiastic words of Bc. Fay, there woulda’t be any doubt car stands out for economy, else you want. Pontiac, in your mind about what low-priced. , comfort, beauty and the car with the safest brakes and bodies built today . . . Pontiac, the car with the extra smoothness and safety of genuine fine-car Knee-Action the car that goes further on a gallon of gas, stays away Pont: from repair shop, and lasts years longer—that’s the car that Bismarck, N. Dak. ie winning America’s highest praise doy BOUTIAC SOR REVI, OE, SC FLECK MOTOR SALES, IN 100 West Broadway by giving greatest value. Phone 35