The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 10, 1937, Page 4

Mrs. Roehrick Elected For 2nd Term by D of H ‘The Degree of Honor Protective as- fociation re-elected Mrs. John Roeh- trek president for the coming year at ‘@ meeting Wednesday evening in the dining room in the World War Me- ‘morial building. Mrs. A. M. Brazerol ‘was named past president. Other officers named for the year are Mrs. Joe Schreiner, first vice president; Mrs. Norman Livdahl, sec- ond vice president; Miss Helen Han-| son, usher; Miss Lilith Hegge, assist- DANCER’S DEATH I LADD TOSYNDICATE: LEADERS SUP NET Scarfaced Chief Blamed for| American Girl's Murder, 2 Others, Elude Trap Paris, Dec. 10— rs) —Roger “Scarface” Million and Jean “The ing-kidnaping gang which num- SRL Football rivals may leave next fall’s | clared variety of war seems to be best | games unscheduled since the unde-| for publicity purposes. CIAMONDS.“UEWELRY “Gruen,” America’s choice since 1874. This is the “PRECISION watch” and the biggest selling wrist watch in the world. “Longines,” winners of ten Grand Prize awards and leading makers of fine watches since 1866. “Hamilton,” the time-honored watch with years of service and reputation back of it. The above makes of watches are the Aviation watches of the world and while their quality is much mene than many other makes, yet the price is no higher. We handle many other makes and we ellie ] 4 ant usher; Miss Ruth Aune, inside glad to explain the difference in quality. # watch; Miss Kathryn Snyder, outside 41 watch: Mrs. John Wachtler, pianist; 4 Miss Christine Huber, secretary; Mrs. bered among its victims Jean De dancer, surrend- 2 ! Harry Homan, treasurer; and Miss Donna Mae Davis, director. A potluck dinner was served at 6:30 Pp. m., followed by a Christmas party at which gifts were exchanged. Mrs. Frank Nichols was chairman of the committee in charge of arrangements. Installation of officers will be held Jan. 10, * * x M’Donald Party Given For Miss Jean Roherty Mrs, Jack McDonald, Mason apart- ments, was hostess Thursday eve- ning at a pyrex shower and bridge honoring Miss Jean Roherty, whose marriage will be an event of Dec. 29. Guests were former classmates of Miss Roherty at St. Mary's high school. Appointments carried out a green and white color theme. Green tapers in holders adorned with white celo- phane hearts and lilies-of-the-valley lighted the tables. The two-course luncheon further carried out the color note, with an old-fashioned wedding slipper in those tones, molded from fice cream, as a feature of the des- sert course. During the evening two tables of bridge were in play with score honors going to the Misses Arlene Wagner and Mary Lee Dispersal, * * WBA Has Christmas Party on Wednesday Members of the Women's Benefit association met for their Christmas party Wednesday evening in the Auxiliary room in the World War Memorial building. Donations of $2.50 each were made both to the Open Your Heart fund and {o the seal sale fund. Gifts for the Open Your Heart campaign also ‘were brought. Following the meeting, cards were played during the remainder of the arening with honors being won by ‘Mmes. Fred Svaren and A. G. Olson. Members exchenned wits. Wednesday Study Club Has Guest Day The annual gi rgd day of the Wed- nesday Study club was held Wednes- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. H. Bodenstab, 520 Mandan St. Ap- proximately 40 eres and their guests were Mrs, H. Milton Sore gave an inter- | MODERN BEAUTY Xmas Special You should see her on skates because winter sports and swimming are a specialty with this beauty. She is Jean Myras, chosen by Venice, Calif., to be its representative in all snow and ice sports events to be held in Southern California's mountain recreation areas. esting account of highlights of her European tour last year. the meeting the remainder of the af- ternoon was spent informally. Re- freshments were served by the enter- tainment committee, including Mmes. W. E. Cole, Arthur Tavis and H. T. Perry. ** * Adrian Taylors Leave For Minneapolis, Minn. Mr. and Mrs, Adrian Taylor (Ar- dyth Gussner) and small son, Paul Adrian, have gone to Minneapolis, Minn., to make their home. Mr. Tay- lor, who has been associated with the state highway department for some time, has accepted an_ engineering position with the Soo line railroad. Before leaving Bismarck Mrs. Taylor was complimented at a number of so- cial affairs. . * * * First Lutherans Aid Elects Mrs. Erickson Mrs. J. A. Erickson was elected president of the Ladies aid of the First Lutheran church at a meeting Thursday afternoon in the church parlors. Other officers chosen for the year are Mmes. H. A. Zethren, ve president; J. C. Meyers, secre- tary, re-elected; and John Olson, treasurer, re-elected. Plot to Assassinate Delbos Is Discovered Valenciennes, France, Dec. 10—(?)— A plot to assassinate French Foreign Minister Yvon Delbos was discovered here Friday by police who seized a coded letter giving details of the plan. The letter, police said, was addressed we BE to eases) now in jail A hippopotamus’s hide is 1% inches thick, SHOP. Following’ FARMERS 70 ELECT SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT OFFICERS Details of 1938 Program to Be Explained at County Meet- ing Dec. 15-22 Officers of Burleigh county's seven soil conservation districts will be elected at a series of meetings begin- ning Dec. 15 and lasting through Dec. 22, County Agent Martin C. Alten- burg announced Friday following the end of the regional conference here. More than 250 committeemen and extension agents from 10 Missouri Slope counties attended the two-day Bismarck meeting at which state leaders and district officers explained details of the 1938 soil conservation Program. County committeemen gnd others who attended the regional. together will help Altenburg explain the program at the district meetings. Officers to be elected in each dis- trict are the chairman, vice chair- man, a committeeman, and alternates who can take the place of elected of- ficers if they are unable to serve. All meetings will start promptly at 1p. m,, Altenburg said, urging that prospective co-operators be present to take part in the election and to learn what the new program consists of and what they must do to earn its benefits. Meetings will be held as follows: District 1, at Wing Dec. 17; district 2, at Regan Dec. 16; district 3, at Wilton Dec. 15; district 4, in the World War Memorial building, Bis- marck, Dec. 22; district 5, in the Memorial building Dec. 21; district 6, at McKenzie Dec. 18; and district 7, at Sterling Dec. 20. ANPA, Pressmen Sign New Arbitration Pact, Washington, ‘Dec. 10 —)— The @| American Newspaper Publishers as- Ajeociation and @ | Printing $1.00 reduction on all our Permanent Waves Shampoo and Finger Waves at | all times 50c; Finger Waves 25c MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT EARLY Phone 1378 Dickota Pottery Made in a North Dakota factory of North Dakota clay. Beautiful shapes and colors . Mexican Pottery Native handicraft. from Old Mexico The Gift Shop Full of unusual and novel gifts at all prices. Gift Wrapping Free... We Deliver Hoskins-Meyer 40 Years in Bismarck, N. Dak. * CQ e Sa ke eB sce R << 8 4 Under Tavis Music Co. 35¢ to $2.00 Imported direct Se to $2.00 oO Sk SO Se Se SS Se the International Pressmen’s union signed a new, five-year arbitration agreement A Friday. It is designed to prevent strikes and lockouts in newspaper press rooms, The agreement covering 458 daily newspapers provides that the pub- lishers and the union must submit any differences to arbitration if ne- gotiations and mediation fail. Your choice of many holiday decorations and centerpieces await you at our floral shop. Will's, 315 Third Street. phy oder Green Sip, for Christmas is real fun. There's everyone and. we have a great Nap lascardy bet a aan Ke Fet over DANIEL GREEN y LEISURE AND FORMAL FOOTWEAR been the perfect gift. |man who employed Eugene Weid- Paris, Dec. 10 —(P)— The asserted scarfaced chief of an abduction-death syndicate, whose “expert in murder” slew Jean De Koven, Brooklyn dancer, escaped a police net and was sought Friday by roving patrols along the highways of southeastern France. With him, police said, were his mis- tress and a third suspect. Judi- ciary police first had announced their capture, but later changed this to say the three had fled their hotel at Nantua Thursday night. The trio fled by automobile, police said, after a mysterious telephone call to their apartment, leaving all their baggage behind. Authorities identified the alleged leader of the band that sought to build an efficient, profitable business on kidnaping and death as Roger Million, a Frenchman. His mistress, Police said, was a blonde French- woman, Authorities believed Million was the Mann, 29-year-old German ex-con- vict, as killer for the gang. Weldmann has confessed killing Miss De Koven and four men, one of them a member of the supposed syndicate in crime. Their hotel was surrounded by po- lice in the early morning, and their arrests were announced. When in- spectors entered: the building, how- ever, the trio had Wiedmann said he strangled the first victim, Miss De Koven, to get money for food. An autopsy on t he body of the Brooklyn girl showed she put up a terrific struggle before the hands of her slayer and his cord gar- rote brought death. Towner Turkey Takes Title at State Show Minot, N. D., Dec. 10.—(?)—A Nar- ragansett adult tom turkey owred by Mr, and Mrs, Albert Payne, Towner, Friday was crowned grand champion of a field of 240 entries at the sev- enth North Dakota state turkey show here. In the dressed bird division a young mammoth bronze hen owned by Peter Boutilier of Granville was awarded the grand championship. Tonight the North Dakota Turkey Improvement association and the tur- key show will elect officers at meet- following a banquet. The show énds Saturday. Great Britain Again Defaults on War Debt Washington, Dec. 10 —(#)— Great Britain continued among war debt de- faulters Friday by formally notifying the United States government it was unable to meet a $094,496,367 install- ment due Dec. 15. France and Poland also have sent default notices. Bessie Collier, Capetown, South Africa, is among the thousands of Will’s guaranteed floral agents all over the world waiting for your Xmas flower orders. Just phone Bis. 784. Christmas} Oscar H. Will & Co. Flowerphone 784 315 Third St. Ind and style for make your se] holf o Jean Muir and Director ‘Wilhelm Dieterle. Rpg ameebagin gird auiciy pave esate tangata ote right to earn his living and blackened his charac! Emmons County Plans | Soil Program Confabs' Linton, N. D., Dec. 10.—Committee- men who will supervise admihistra- tion of the 1938 soil conservation pro- gram in the Linton district were to | be elected at a meeting here Friday, the first of 11 planned in Emmons county. County committeemen who attend- ed the regional conference in Bismarck . Wednesday and Thursday will help ' County Agent Ben H. Barrett explain ' details of the new program at the district. meetings, Meetings are scheduled as follows: Linton district, Friday, Temvik Satur- day, Westfield Dec. 13, Hague Dec. 14, Winona district at the Tuttle school Dec, 15, Livona school Dec. 16, Brad- dock Dec. 17, Hazelton Dec. 18, Stras- burg Dec. 20, Green school Dec. 21, Kieffer school Dec, 22. NAMES N. D. POSTMASTERS Washington, Dec. 10 —()— Presl- dent Roosevelt sent to the senate Fri- day the nominations of the following to be postmasters: Martin, Margaret Starkweather, Olaf L. Svidal. North Dakota, E. Wirtsfeld; A load weighing 1100 times its own weight can be pulled by a flea. Elks attention:, Remember the dance at the Dome tonight. Pass out the invitations sent you. The Band Uniform Fund committee will appreciate a large attendance. —_—_—_—— SALE—DOLL CLOTHES Sat., Dec. 11, at Lucas Stere By Circle 4 of the Presbyterian church, Before making that new outfit, ‘see our line. Bring the doll for a fitting. 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