The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 3, 1937, Page 6

6 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 19387 Moffit State Bank Moves to Sterling WMussolini Is Playing for BSWARKT0DN [Leftists Block Xmas | Big Stakes in Spanish War CHRISTMAS DRESS; = Observance in Spain )2s'325 etiee|omnrmnnras 2 ton increase in freight carried by the day the Moffit State bank has Individual Merchants Decorat- Pope Pius XI |Inland Barge Line’s Tonnage Shows Gain Madrid—(Correspondence of the Associated Press) — The second Christmas of Spain's war ap- proaches with no convincing pros- pect for the observance of the recently expressed confidence that churches eventually would be re- opened. The priest, now on a visit to Barcelona and Valencia where he he {pared with the preceding fiscal period. Snsurgent Victory Would Threat- Burleigh county at Sterling. The |The barge line operates on the Mis- sissippi, Missouri, Illinois and Warrior rivers. Inland Waterway corporation's federal barge line in the 1937 fiscal year, com-|Changed its corporate name and . . headquarters to the State Bank of ing Establishments; Will's to Erect Tree Sterling State bank was closed by its board of directors Nov. 30, he stated. en Britain’s Mediterran- ean Supremacy By DEWITT MacKENZIE It will apparently be up to individu- a’ merchants and citizens to dress Bismarck up in her holiday best for Nativity in Catholic churches throughout republican Spain. Efforts recently have been made to have services resumed. The is conferring with government and religious authorities, has re- fused to give any date, however. Five important developments the Christmas season this year. No provision has been made by either the city or civic organizations for decorating the Capital City in festive garb and consequently what- ever is done will have to be done on individual initiative. However, indications are that 8%. Nicholas won't find North Dakota's Capital City drab when he makes his ennual visit. Catholic devout here see some hopeful trend toward the re- opening of some church, despite the present adamant position of radical organizations which blocked government attempts last August to re-establish services. Father Leocadio Lobo, vicar of Sangines church here who has been entrusted by state authori- ties with the assemblage of priests loyal to the government, Farmers Cut Rate Meat Market Phone 216 We deliver on Saturday 612 Broadway SATURDAY SPECIALS POT ROAST OF BUTTER, Cloverdale, 16c BEEF, Ib. ...... 1-pound HAMBURGER, 15: et Oe ah Lee fresh ground, lb. PIKE, Walleyed, 1 3 5 Cc BACON frozen, per lb.. SQUARES, Ib.... must occur before Catholic serv- ices successfully can be resumed. | (Associated ‘Press Foreign Affairs i The state must recover church Writer) : New York, Dec. 3.—The extraordin- | ary self-effacement of the Napoleonic "Mussolini, who has given over the * spot-light voluntarily and with a smile to his dictatorial rival, Hitler, should not be mistaken for weakness. Any time the great duce takes a back seat he is dangerous, and it is ‘@ safe bet that he has a deep scheme afoot. ‘The indications are that in the pres- ent instance he is busy safe-guarding iis heavy investment in the Spanish civil war with the expectation of win- ting big stakes. It is a fair guess that he hopes to gain concessions in the way of naval bases which will enable him further to challenge the domination that Britain dong has exercised over the now much- :sputed Mediterranean. All this assumes, of course, that wictory will smile on Mussolini’s Fas- cist protege, General Francisco Franco, the Insurgent leader. The battle has been going Franco's way. Since the inception of the bloody up- fheaval in Spain, Mussolini has taken @ great hand in it, frequently quite @penly and with dissregard of protests from other nations, It has been reported that Franco ‘ould repay Mussolini with a grant of Spanish naval bases—maybe the Bal- earic islands, or a harbor in Spanish (Morocco, Ceuta lies just across from Gibraltar, and Melilla is a bit further past. Mussolini appears to many people to fhe making s threat, in a manner of , to the rock of Gibraltar which dominates the entrance to the Mediterranean and is so strong that fits name has become synonymous with property. The state must suppress opposition of radicals to religious worship. Priests must be found to take charge of services. Recog- nition must be given by Rome. The people must be convinced of government sincerity and their own safety in returning to places This year, as last, the Junior As- of worship. sociation of Commerce will sponsor its Christmas home-lighting contest. Downtown merchants are already | festooning windows and doorways; with garlands of green cedar, and some of them plan to put Christmas trees into flag-post holes in front of their places of business. Oscar H. Will and company will erect a large tree at the corner of Fourth 8t. and Broadway, according to Worth Lumry, secretary-treasurer. Helen Keller in Citizen Hearing New York, Dec. 3.—(/)—Helen Keller appeared in Queens su- preme court as a character wit- neas when her secretary-compan- ion, Miss Poly Thomson, received final citizen papers. The famous blind-deaf author and the woman who has been her “eyes” and “ears” for 24 years stood hand in hand during the formalities. A friend, spelled into Miss Kel- ler’s hand with. his fingertips a few routine questions. 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That's like him; he mever goes after anything less than a ‘world’s record, and nothing is too big for him to tackle. Should the affair develop as at pres- ent indicated, it would produce a de- cidedly tense situation between Italy nd Britain. The latter certainly has nv intention of surrendering any part of her authority over the Mediterran- een which is so vital to her own im- fperial set-up. COMMITTEEMEN 10 MEET IN BISMARCK Details of 1938 Soil Conserva- tion Program to Be Ex- plained Next Week More than 200 soil conservation representatives of the state office ex- plain details of the 1938 program, County Agent Martin Altenburg of Burleigh county said Friday. | Counties which will be represented ! at the meeting here, one of a series being held throughout the state, are Mercer, Sioux, Grant, Morton, Mc- ‘Intosh, Logan, Emmons, Kidder, Oliv- (Champion Steer Sold ;, At $1.10 Per Pound when judged, making its value $1,320. It was children’s day Friday at the tional livestock exposition. The were open, free of charge to who wanted to see champ- | Wife With Money —_—_— New York, Dec. 3—()—Another | chapter in the matrimonial mix- ups of Howard E. Spaulding and | Mrs. Marion Gustine Allgeyer was unfolded before a state su- | preme court justice Friday as Spaulding endeavored to show | why Mrs. Allgeyer should pay him $100,000. Spaulding, a son of # late execu- | tive of the Curtis Publishing company, testified Thursday that he paid the $100,000—part of an original million dollar agreement | —to assure her silence about their marriage, performed in Milwau- kee, Wis., in May, 1925, while he had another wife and two chil- dren. CARD OF THANKS i ‘We wish to express our heartfeit . , messages I. ‘and beautiful offerings received from our friends and neighbors in the loss our beloved one. Especially do we Rev. Wm. A. Lemke for his words. Mrs. Raymond Burkhart Walkers Collide— In Lobby, in Court Minneapolis, Dec. 3—()—A col- lision between two came into Judge Paul 8. Carroll's court Thursday. According to the complaint, Ellis 8. Southworth on March 18, 1931, was hurrying through the lobby of the Farm- ers and Mechanics bank. In his rush, he allegedly bumped into Hannah M. Johnson and knocked her to the floor, ‘The collision, the plaintiff con- tended, resulted in a broken hip for which she asks $10,000 in dam- ages. An additional $550 is re- quested for medical and hospital expenses, Kansas City, Dec. 3.—(#)—A power- ful blast shattered more than 200 windows early Friday at the Business Men’s Assurance building where & service strike, marked by slugging and other violence, has been in progress. | === No one was injured. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation for the kind- ness, sympathy and beautiful floral offerings received from our many friends in our recent bereavement. 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