The Billings Gazette from Billings, Montana • 9

THE BILLINGS GAZETTE Thursday, April 8, 1937. Page Nine ROME CHARGES FRANCE, RUSSIA VIOLATE 'HANDS OFF' POLICY NMktlii.l'Xli Liquor Board to Act On 200 Annliratinns Pill TO OPEN TODAY HID HIICT 1MB HIlflE IS MADE BY PRESS WENDEL KIDNAPERS GET 20 YEARS IN SING SING PRISON YOU NEED vC Veterans Will Name State Meet Delegates Twelve delegates to the state convention of Veterans of Foreign Wars at Butte June 14. 15 and 16, will be elected from the local V. F. W.

organization at a meeting on the third floor or the Commercial club Thursday night, Ted Swenson, commander, announced Wednesday night. The meeting Is slated to open at 7:45 o'clock, and following a regular business meeting and election of the dozen delegates to represent the local post at the state meet, an entertainment program will be presented. Game and Fish Board To Set Open Streams Helena. April 7. UP) Assistant State Warden Jack Carney said Wednesday streams and lakes to be opened for fishing during 1937 season would be decided upon at the annual meeting of the state fish and game board, to be held here April 15.

Dates for special open seasons for fishing in certain waters of the state will be set at the same time, Carney said. Members of the state board are B. L. Price, chairman, of Laurel; H. E.

Lay, of Lewistown; A. C. Baumgart-ner, of Great Falls; Nick Dondllnger, of Anaconda, and P. C. Gutensohn, of Whitefish.

Helena, April 7. (JP L. M. A. Wass.

liquor administrator said Wednesday the Montana liquor control board would act upon more than 200 completed applications for saloon licenses at its meeting here Thursday. Last week, the board approved approximately 200 licenses, which netted the state nearly $100,000 Wass said. Inspectors of the liquor board are now covering the state, checking all saloons licensed by the board, and establishments which have applied for licenses. CUTICURAS SPECIAL CREAMY EMOLLIENTS Scores of Local Play Conservation and Recreation to Be Discussed. Defy Them to Prove Adherence to Nonintervention.

Rome, April 7. (ff) Charging Sent to National Committee. Twenty-eight 'local men and worn en contract players participated in nance ana ooviei Kussia wun viujai- the National Bridge Olympics tourha New York, April 7. fP) Sentences of 20 years to life in Sing Sing prison were Imposed Wednesday upon Harry Weiss and Martin Schlossman, convicted March 11 of kidnaping Paul H. Wendel and torturing him Into a false confession of the Lindbergh baby kidnaping.

Murray Bleefeld, who acted with the two men, previously had pleaded guilty and received a similar sentence. Also under Indictment are Ellis Parker, Burlington, N. J. detective, and his son, Ellis Parker, Jr. Their extradition from New Jersey has been denied by Gov.

Harold Hoffman. ment at the Commercial club here Wednesday night, results of which Dry skin smarts and roughens ages a woman's looks more than any other factor perhaps. 'But so creamy, so soft and so absorbable is the lightly medicated lather of Cuticura Soap that it does much to keep a naturally dry skin smooth and young-looking. The blended emollients of Cuticura lubricate and help protect leave the skin soothed and always looking its best, Cuticura Ointment is just what Nature needs to help heal sensitive spots and ugly local irritations. Start this treatment today.

Soap 25c. Ointment 25c Buy at your druggist's. For FREE Sample, write "Cuticura" Dept. 25, Maiden, Mass. will not he available until passed upon by the committee in charge of the national affair In New York City.

Scores of players are being forwarded to the committee, which is made up of Ely Culbertson, W. S. Sims and Harold Vanderbilt, all bridge experts, and the results will Boise, Idaho, April 7. (JP) America's playground the evergreen northwest steered Wednesday toward ordered use and steady development for present and future enjoyment. Leading recreation and conservation authorities of the west gathered Wednesday night in Idaho's colorful capital for the fourth Pacific northwest regional planning conference April 8, 9 and 10.

The nation's newly-awakened interest in healthful use of greater leisure time prompts an emphasis this year upon recreation, conference leaders said. Irrigation, power development, water conservation, flood control, planned use of mineral, forest and land resources, are other topics listed for consideration. Typical of conditions in the other Red Lodge Woman's Rites Are Scheduled Red Lodge, April 7. (Special) Services for Mrs. Brlgltta Hyvonen, 78, for 45 years a resident of this community, will be held from the Martin funeral home at 2 p.

m. Thursday. The Rev. Matt Erkkila will officiate and interment will be at Red Lodge cemetery. Mrs.

Hyvonen died at a local hospital Monday. Her husband, who ranched for many years near the Point of Rocks Just a few miles from here, preceded her In death. A son, Herman of Hollywood, survives. three states Washington, Oregon and Montana represented at the conference, are those in Idaho. Will Simons, chairman of the Idaho planning commission and presiding officer for the conference, said: "Authorities agree that approximately $4,500,000,000 are spent each year in the United States on pleasure travel.

If divided equally among the various states, Idaho's allotment would be almost $100,000,000. "If divided according to the proportion of recreationally adapted area lying within Idaho, however, the sum would reach approximately be made known, here in about a week, Deputy Is Named In Livingston Area Helena, April 7. (IP) Jack Carney, assistant state game warden, Wednesday announced appointment of Kenneth O. Fallany, of Big Timber, as deputy warden in the Livingston area. Fallany succeeds P.

W. (Pete) Nelson, of Livingston, who was recently named deputy warden-at-large. Carney said Fallany, for the time being, would maintain headquarters at Big Timber. R. C.

Batty, chairman of the local committee in charge, announced. The duplicate contract scores are Judged qn par scores set by the national committee. The play here was part of tourna ment beeing staged in cities and GAZETTE IS THE PAPER TO BUY. towns throughout the United States and Canada simultaneously. High- scoring partners will be eligible for local, state and national prize awards.

The tournament here will be cli mg tne "nanas-or spam- agreement, the government-controlled press challenged those nations Wednesday night to prove their adherence to the nonintervention accord. "Not for a single day since nonintervention became effective has the Influx of volunteers to Spain from Prance and Russia been halted," said Vlrginio Gayda in the Giornalle D'ltalia. The newspaper article, covering two columns and entitled, "Farce -of Nonintervention in Spain," also charged: That 25 officers of the French general army staff are mapping the Madrid-Valencia government's strategy in the civil war. That France Is training Spanish pilots and artillerymen on French soil, supplying new planes and guns and providing ports with facilities for Spanish government war vessels and munitions carriers, and continually recruiting additional volunteers to whom Spanish passports are issued. Authoritative sources said that unless the instances of alleged Franco-Russian violations of the nonintervention agreement cease, the entire effort to segregate the Spanish conflict may be nullified.

(The nonintervention agreement, effective February 20, was drawn up in London and signed by 27 nations, including Italy, France and Russia.) Usually informed sources have declared Italy and Germany might withdraw from the nonintervention accord in protest against the alleged foreign aid to the Madrid-Valencia government, particularly (the Italians charge) by France and Russia. ACTriESS HIES Helen Burgess Succumbs of Pneumonia at Hollywood. Hollywood, April 7. (U.f!) Helen Burgess, 18-year-old former Portland, high school girl who abandoned scholastic work for the movies, died at her home Wednesday night from lobar pneumonia. She had been ill only since last week when she was stricken with a severe cold.

Pneumonia developed and her condition became critical Wednesday. Miss Burgess had a brief, but successful, career in the movies. Without previous experience, she was chosen for a leading role in Cecil B. DeMille's "The Plainsmen," which starred Gary Cooper and Jean Arthur. She stepped from this picture into "Doctor's Diary," and from there went Into the cast of a "Night of Mystery," at Paramount studio.

She was working in this picture when taken ill. The young actress was married last January 27 to Herbert Rutherford, a piano teacher. They eloped to Yuma but the marriage was shortlived, ending in an annulment last month when she testified that her husband refused to live with her. maxed Saturday night by the Midland Empire's men's duplicate contract bridge tourney to be held at the Commercial club. Entrance for the meeting Saturday night was closed here Wednesday on receipt of entries from Hardin and Lovell, to bring the total of contesting teams to 12 all that can be handled by the local committee.

Other towns entering teams are Billings, Bozeman, Forsyth, Miles City, Terry, Broadus, Wyola, Colstrip, Cody, and Worland, Wyo. Normal Professor Speaks at P. T. A. Meet in Ballantine L.

R. Foote, professor of history at Eastern Montana Normal school, was the principal speaker at a meeting of the Ballantine A. there Tuesday. He spoke on the "Banefulness of Fear." A program in charge of Miss Martha Dewey, Instructor in English at the normal school, consisted of a vocal duet by Miss Edna Cook and Miss Franklyn Williams and a piano solo by Harold Loomis. Spokane, April 7.

(IP) The accreditlon of 11 western colleges and Junior colleges was recommended to the Northwest Association of Secondary High Schools by Dr. Frederick E. Bolton, Seattle, chairman of the ac-credition committee Wednesday. They include: The Intermountain Union college of Blllngs, and the Great Falls Junior college In Montana. The Northwest Nazarene college of Nampa, Idaho, was raised from Junior college status to a four-year college with permanent accreditlon.

HOLD PAIR IN ALLEGED Local Moose Reelect Mitchell Dictator At Meet Wednesday R. M. Mitchell was reelected dictator of Billings lodge No. 558, Loyal Order of Moose, at a regular meeting of the group in Odd Fellows hall Wednesday night. M.

F. Hamlett was named vice dictator; Ed Klipsteln, prelate; E. H. Stotts, treasurer, and Herman E. Kinkade, trustee for a three-year term.

Appointive officers will be named by Mitchell at the next meeting of the lodge. Final arrangements were made for sending about a dozen delegates from the local lodge to the Midland Empire legion No. 38, Legion of the Moose, spring frolic at Harlowton Saturday and Sunday. Program for the twenty-sixth anniversary observance of the local lodge April 21 was also tentatively arranged. Women of the Moose, women's auxiliary order, conducted memorial services for the departed members at the close of the session.

Two candidates were initiated into Billings lodge No. 558. WP! Is II liii ij mm li te 111 feu 1 il 1 Mfed si KssssaRSSB I ua YOUR xpMiMmf SsJteii Jl; own good VvAAVtwTxty t-' should be extra careful. Here are a few jT- fc "cold preventives" on which Doctors tTiJWififW fK all agree: iittSfeSfl I I 1'nty of sleep. ttfeJ-I 2.

Takeareasonableamountof exercise. Liflft JfT' I 3. Eat plenty of fruits and vegetables. 4: 'W Bereguhrin your habits. kmtictWHT 4 WhM 6.

If you feel "run down" don't put off SCemar Kv YtA- E'A 4 Jf jT-- i rl -X tsf; V'vf vk(i' FOR THE GOOD HEALTH OF WWA1 41,. your car M5Vxy H.c Henry Gross and'Harold Mook were arrested Wednesday evening at the latter's farm home on Garden avenue, south of Billngs, by Constables Albert Thomas and Earl Wilson and lodged in the county jail for Investigation In connection with, the theft of a quantity of farm machinery parts and a sack of wool. The alleged theft took place at the "Shorty" Burke farm, about 22 miles northeast of Billings, last Thursday or Friday, the officers said. Burke was absent from his farm on those days and on his return found the articles missing. The machinery parts were recovered by the officers at a local Junkyard Wednesday afternoon and the wool was found In Mook's home, they said.

Three Are Injured In Poison Accident Hold Big Horn Man On Drunk Driving Charge After Mishap H. W. Watt of Big Horn county, was arrested at Montana avenue and Twenty-seventh street at 11:05 p. m. and booked at police headquarters on a charge of drunken driving on complaint of a pair of Wisconsin tourists who claimed that Watt's automobile struck their machine and forced It into a ditch.

The tourists, Angelo Framelli, and Lester Krauf, said that the Car driven by Watt nearly struck several other autos on U. S. highway No. 10 east of the city. Their machine was forced Into the ditch and slightly damaged when hit by the Big Horn county man's car, they said.

Arrested by Sergt. P. H. Shultz and Patrolman W. W.

McKenzie, Watt was lodged in the city Jail and will appear in police court Thursday afternoon. Elected 14th Time. Poison, April 7. Three St. Ignatius residents were slightly Injured Wednesday when the car in which they were riding left the highway and rolled over a 300-foot cliff on the north side of the Flathead river, near the Poison dam site.

The Injured were Mary Woodcock, Laura Courvllle and Ernest Bisson. At the St. Ignatius hospital, where they were taken for treatment, it was said their injuries were not considered serious. Skagway, Alaska, April 7. (U.B For the fourteenth consecutive time William J.

Mulvhill was elected mayor of Skagway Wednesday. More than $300,000 a day Is lost in rural property fires. Order Girl's Arrest as Baby's Body Is Found Boston, April 7. UP) Municipal Court Judge Michael J. Murray Wednesday issued a warrant for the arrest of Miss Harriet Boyden, 18, of Marathon, N.

charging her with murder and concealing a body In connection with the death of an infant boy. The infant's body was found in a dormitory closet of an exclusive (Katherine Gibbs) school In the Back bay district. Judge Murray Issued the warrant after a bench conference with Police Captain Francis Tlernan. The girl, Tlernan said, admitted the child was born unattended In a dormitory bathroom. Associate Medical Examiner Cornelius J.

O'Leary said the Infant died of suffocation. toprun TOP'RUN WHAT TOP. RUN MEANS Thi diagram ihowi th cunt of quality. It ptefura how tin ptak of vhiilcey foodna it united by cutting off Vu raw, wild "htadt" and tht heaty "taiW and taking only the belt of th run to HEADS TAILS nou Lro0 urchara. tTREKTP0RTf0W B0UBB0N a mmm -m CHANGE MOTOR IT A A jiSrA- 1 'Ttk II Y-TY 20 Moros Are Slain In Philippine Clash Manila, April 7.

Twenty Moros, including noncombatants, have been killed in two days of guerilla warfare with Philippine commonwealth constabularymen on Mindanao Island, a dispatch to tho Manila Dally Bulletin from Dansalan said Wednesday. After surrounding a fort held by the Moros. the soldiers withdrew from the battleground after a prominent Moro chieftain promised the outlaws would surrender, the paper said. Eight constabularymen have been wounded in the fighting. The soldiers used mountain guns to blast the Moros out ot several forts and were preparing for an assault on another protected by barbed wire entanglements when the Moro chieftain Interceded.

L. L. CLUB TO MEET. Laurel, April 7. (Special) Doris I.

Anderson, county demonstrator, Billings, will lead tho discussion on "Business Methods in the Home" at the L. L. club Friday afternoon with Vera Dull and Amanda Allwln, leaders. Hostesses will be Martha Johnson, Rose Foley, Marie Shay and Christine OJcfle. Vrffu 111 It If If II 'f YOUR STANDARD OIL DEALER IS THE "DOCTOR" Kentucky Straight Bourbon Just let a little Crab Orchard glide over your tongue and eee how grate fully it goes down! That's TOP-RUIN whiskey -real Kentucky bourbon all the way through 93 proof.

Smooth and mellow, too it's got the taste of real quality. Even the price is a pleasure. Say Crab Orchard next time and give your tongue a treat NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORP. NEW YORK A iAU 'Whiskey isovis without draining and flushing the crankcase, chances are you're wearing out your motor with dirty oiL Your car knows it can feel it in its bearings and now's the time, before you get into the heavy summer driving season, to prevent costly motor troubles which are bound to come if you're forgetful about your motor oil. Change grades, for the wanner temperatures.

Make it long-lasting IsoVis Just as you start drawing pretty heavily on your own physical reserves this time of year, after months of sunlessness and cold, so does your car begin to use itself up more rapidly unless you give it this timely tonic: drain and change motor oil! No matter how good the oil was when you put it in or how many quarts you have added since if you've been driving all winter RITES ARE HELD. Red Lodge. April 7. (Special) Funeral rites for George Sato. 60.

Japanese truck farmer of near Edgar, were held from the Rockvale cemetery at 3 p. m. Wednesday, the Rev. Charles Rhodes of Red Lodge officiating. Sato died at his ranch home Monday.

There are no known rela THREE FINE MOTOR OILS ISO-VIS 'Tin bulk 25 Vfc P0LAR1NE IN BULK 20 A QT. STANOUNO in bulk 15'aqt. PLUS TAXES tives In America. Jcp-ilMi KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY ASSOCIATION MEETS. Members of the Billlnes Insurance association held their regular lunch YOUR OUIDI TO GOOD LIQUORS STOP 8 MINUTES AT ANY STANDARD OIL DEALER'S eon meeting and discussion In the Commercial club Wednesday noon..