The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 26, 1937, Page 7

~ MRS, MARY PURVIS THE RISMARCK TRIRIINE. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1937 Grief Cast Up by Flood Waters PASSES SUDDENLY |\Where Will Dictatorships Get New | Mussolini, by the way, pursues a which ts fundamentally the same, al- though he doesn’t interfere with the church or EI | the Jews. Leaders? Hitler Conscious of Need | water Committee to Hold Fargo Meeting plan ; ? M. O. | Fargo; Dean E. Chandler, Grand Forks; Dean H. i Walster, Fargo; E. W. Hulterstrum, Myron Atkinson, E. J. Thomas and D. J. Beakey, all of Bismarck. George S. Knapp is a member in absentia, Unexpected Heart At Heart Attack Is Fatal for Sister of Bis- marck Resident failed. Bad kings followed good, and ; Germany wholly Nazi-minded so that fools succeeded Solomons. is regime wil Icontinue of its own Specifically, where will Germany aeaenae: He is doing this by drill- ‘find another to occupy the throne of jing the minds of Adolf Hitler, who not only is political Is Key to Failure of Absolute Monarchies; Youth Get Nazi Training To plan its poorer ae 1938 for bI 1 resources children in Nazi po- | committee, the North Dakota water |Intical and religious principles, and|resources committee but spiritual leader of his people — {cutting them off so far as possible | Fargo Saturday, hk Jennings pian mission to the nat meet in fish have been timed at a Flying speed of 50 miles an hour. WHAT IS IT THAT TASTES BETTER BECAUSE IT’S {from outside views. ning board secretary, . Mary ey Purvis, 63, sis- Educational Scheme {national comme! will con conduct b eats actually regarded as a lot of folk? messiah by a By DEWITT MacKENZIE Associated Press Foreign Affairs ‘Writer New York, Nov. 26—(?}—Who will succeed the great dictators? That is @ vital question for nations which are staking their all — both |t! comparatively young age of 46 busy home and country—on single person- alities for the present. built about this personality. His fol- lewers have made of him a truly heroic and Olympian figure, pianning to perpe! Hitler Planning for Future Every phase of German life is being Hitler himself has tried to look into the future, and we find him at the tuate his Nazidom. He has just made two new moves in this direction and they interlock. ae Young Men’s Christian associa- tion has been forced to abandon its work among youths under 18 years of age. At the same time the Nazi au- thorities have a vast scheme for the ecucation of thousands of boys in Nazi ideals, ‘ The idea is to create future leaders ings in 8t. Paul and Aberdeen in De- cember, Jennings said. Members of the committee are Prof. Howard E. Simpson, Grand Forks; FROZEN FISH Hitler has taken care of the Giate future by draping the corner of his mantle over the expansive should- ers of General Hermann Wilhelm Goering, the iron-fist of Nazi rule. ‘Vhat is merely an emergency designa- tion, though, for Goering is ou two vente younger than his chief. ‘will be ready to take the field, © Fuehrer, however, is proceed- Only the future can tell whether nad “with vast re | to try to make 'Hitler’s educational sheme is sound. Tt requires a genius for dictatorship, ‘which means that genius must succeed genius. The stork doesn't leave these prodi- gies about haphazard. They appear only a few times in a generation, and there are tremendous odds against any given country always having one ready to take over a dictatorial job. That's why absolute monarchies We can save you money on frozen fish. Write us for our price list. A. KEMP FISH COMPANY DULUTH, MINN. and teachers, Each year 4,000 twelve- year-old lads of exceptional merit will te picked for elaborate free schooling. The drones will be eliminated in due course. rest will continue study for 17 years, until at the age of 29 they tq Alex McKinnon at Glengarry, ace, Dec. 22, 1873, Mrs. Purvis moved to Crookston, Minn. War isn’t alone in se} readin, grief among the peoples of the aa but the scenes of tri co are remarkably similar. Mother love He of J oe “ist at given up "by the dleastrous ah cl Took theives De out whole vil- pees) floods that took cea Gets Buck’ With ily, Only Deer Rifle 4 Minneapolis, Nov. 26.—(7)—A young bandit who used a deer rifle for a weapon got his buck Thursday night when he staged a holdup at the grovery store of 8. F. Suss. PINEAPPLE a” 27c 21 23c IGA Ripe 'N Ragged COTS. ‘2n25cs, Ripe 'N Ragged fruits have been left on the trees or in the fields longer than most va- rieties—so that the sun has time to com- plete ithess ripening process and develop their natural, home-canned flavor. At All IGA Stores November 26 to December 3 IGA Fruit Cake.......1 lb. 39c Sweet Potatoes ©: 2 for 38¢ 8-os. pkg. 2 for 21c Mrs. Purvis was a member, with Rev. 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