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German Reds Say U. N. Not Supposed To Debate Berlin BERLIN (AP) German Communists said Tues- i day the United Nations gen-1 eral assembly has no author- ity to debate the Berlin crisis, i Obviously Moscow's views, the Communists said the i blockade and allied German prob- can be settled'only by'the four prolonged bis Four conferences in nrst ana lourtn in me luTOniy Moscow on Ea dittereuces. The Russians also charged that Germans are being groomed lor the role of mercenary soldiers In a future war against the Soviet union. Taegllche Rundschau.

official publication of the Soviet military administration, said the policy" supported by Gen. Lucius U. Clay, the American military governor, "will provoke a new war." Or. H. rt.

Searles of the University ol Minnesota was the judge for aT classes. NUBS of the EWS Turkey May Get More U.S. Ships BIRTHS St. A Daughter. Mr.

and Mrs. Pcler Sil- a Linton, at p.m.. Sept. occupying cowers--the United States. Britain, Prance and Russia.

Neues Deutschland, official newspaper of the Soviet-sponsored and Communist-controlled Socialist Unity party, discussed -reported American plans to bring-the Berlin before the UN in Paris. "The chief problem of our times --the German question--can only be settled by the great powers which ire occupying our country," Neues Oeutschland said. "It is the task of the United Nations to uphold peace and security among nations But to construct a peace for Germany is the task only of the foreign ministers' council, decided at Potsdam." The Russian-controlled So it was I Mrs. jHc'kson, 71, 7olden Valley, at 3:50 at a local i a Body is at the Conish fleet soon may be bolstered by vert-Boeiter a home. WASHINGTON--(IP)--The Turk- several modern American destroyers, diplomatic officials said Tuesday.

Negotiations for the transfer under this country's Greek-Turkish program arc In the HI II.OIN(, PKKMITtS Anderson Hardware. 1S'J3 Broadw warehouse. Georse Dobsnn. 915 First Street, fratrip $400. sixteenth final stage, they said.

The destroyers would add considerable striking power to the generally outdated naval forces, with which Turkey guards the strategic Dardanelles. Last spring the U. S. navy turned over four modern long range submarines, eight minesweepers, and other support vessels to the Turks Midwest Eaulpment nui Main. steel nnrl concrete warehouse and office.

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PoVeii, Bowen, alter Henry 517 Twelfth frame garage. S4UO Argentine Youths Stop Off Here On Alaska to Buenos Aires Trek a THfc BISMARCK TRIBt'N! -Tuesday. September 21. In addition, American aircraft carriers have been ferrying planes and Berlin i other military equipment to help nress claimed that bringing the this key Middle Eastern country Berlin question before the UN would guard against any Communist ag- result In the "torpedoing" of the I gression. SAVE --Luy Round Trips TS to TWlfTCITIES DAILY FLIGHT to CLEVELAND PITTSBURGH WASHINGTON ALASKA--ROUND DAIIY ORIENT--3 Trip's Weekly I fhonn 947 er your Agent NORTHWEST jKlusman Cattle Win Honors at Valley Ciiy Three registered Holstein cattle entered in the state dairy 'show at Jamestown last week by C.

A. Klusman, New Salem, high in the judging. One yearling heifer platen lilVKN srwrKVDED SENTENCE a a 2S. Solen. was siven a ail-day suspended lail -sentence Monday by Police Magistrate a Olseirson a he pleaded sullty tn a and disorderly charge.

Chapman was arrested early Saturday and was originally booked for assault i a deadly weapon. ATTENDS CONFERENCE Col. P. Evers. Bismarck, attended a ronferenw at Chicago last week i on recent army reserve affairs and I developments.

The conference held nt i Army headquarters and Included senior organized reserve instructors from 12 states. holds that position In the North Da- I kota reserves. Flawless Tneralds are very rare and are about twice as cosily as two-bulls plaeed-pdiamonds of--the-sarae Held Over by Popular Demand! ALL THIS WEEK SEPTEMBER 18 to 25 Inclusive Rocky Mountain Ramblers COWBOY MODERN and REQUEST NUMBERS Twin City Nite Club MANDAN, N. D. mile east of Mandan Underpass Montana Couple Killed at Beach BEACH Mr.

and Mrs. John J. Scullem, elderly couple from Butte, were killed near here Monday en U. S. Highway 10 in a car-truck crash.

Dave Coovert, Wibaux. driver of a gravel truck, was seriously Injured and is in a Beach hospital. He was reported suffering from head injuries Highway Patrolman Hollis Uietz of Beach, who investigated the ac- i said the truck apparently skidded en a slippery curve, causing the two vehicles to collide. Diets said Scullem. driver of the car.

was a retired railroad conduc- tcr. miles south of here. Parts of the plane--Big as thr wartime B-17 flying fortress--fell over an area four miles square. The B-45 was on a flight from Muroc. air base.

North American Aviation, which has air force orders for 190 of the planes, first of its type, identified the dead as: George W. Krebs, 30, Los Angeles, first man to fly a multiple Jet. bomber: survived by his widow, Alice, and two children. Nicholas G. Pickard, 31, Manhattan Beach.

test pilot; survived by his widow, Kathleen, end two children. STOPPING OFF HERE en route from Fairbanks. Alaska to their home in Buenos Aires, Argentina, are Pedro Rocasalvo (left), his brother Carlos and their interpreter Celita Dextre. The boys left home by bicycle more than 27 months ago and estimate that it will be another two years before they complete their trip. It's a long way from Buenos Aires to Bismarck, especially by way of Fairbanks, Alaska, but two young fellows from Argentina have not only made the trip, but made most of it by bicycle and are looking forward to the return journey to Buenos Aires.

Pedro and Carlos Rocasalvo. ar- accompanied by Celita Dextre, their Interpreter. Twenty- seven months ago the two boys left Buenos Aires by bicycle, arriving In Fairbanks. Alaska, in July of this El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico, Texas, California, Oregon, Washington, Canada and Alaska. In Fairbanks they received a royal welcome: a jeep, the sift of the mayor and the local Willis dealer: Carlos 21, described their trip.

They had nothing but praise for the Alcan highway but said much of the Central American jungle country was still impassable and told of hacking their way with machetes, making only 303 mile-; in 26 days. and an interpreter, Celeta. They Neither of the boys is married and started their return journey Aug. 20 their father, a clothing goods sales- Explosion Kills, 2 Men Wrecks All-Jel Bomber TULAttE. 1 One-of-the nation's first a i bombers lies in shattered wreckage strewn over central California farmland Tuesday, the two civilian test pilots aboard it dead.

An explosion heard tor miles blew North American B-45. four-Jet, 500-mile-an-hour plane to pieces Monday while it was flying 8,000 to 10.000 feet over Alpaugil, 20 i CAPITOL LAST TIMES TONIGHT in the jeep and plan to tour the Tired in town Sunda.y-torn-BlUlngsi-^?ftited-St*tes-befw -a-mvmg-beme- in Argentina some two years from now. They say they are entirely on their own, although they plan to make a little money from newspaper man. at first opposed the trip. Now, all-right.

Celeta. who joined in Fair- banks, is a Californtan of Spanish extraction. She originally came to Alaska up the Alcan highway as a dancer. she plans to remain with year after having passed through 15 i articles and a book Pedro i.s writ- them until they leave trie United countries and set a new bicycle ling. They are also taking colored i States.

distance record. I motion pictures of their trip. The remainder of their tour in- In the course of their journey they They listed a desire to break the eludes visits to all the major east- traveled 27.000 miles and used up 34 sets of tires. them through Their Journey took bicycle distance record and at the em cities, with a stop at the Willis same time further the late Presl- factory in Toleflo. Ohio, and a visit Argentina.

Bolivia, dent Roosevelt's good will program to the White House. They had THIS TEST REVEALED NO THROAT IRRITATION DUE TO SMOKING CAMELS! In a recent test, hundreds of men and women all across the country smoked Camels --and only Camels an average of one to two packages a day--for 30 con- secutive days. Each week their throats were examined by opted throat specialists-a total of 2 (70 examinations and they not one single case of throat irritation due to smoking Camels. Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Panama. Costa JRlca, Nicaragua, Honduras, Hurricane Winds Batter Key West MIAMI, of 123 miles sustained velocity and 140 miles in gusts smashed across West as a hurricane passed over the island city 175 miles south of Miami Tuesday.

The report of ihs storm's intensity was made by radio by the navy to the weather bureau here. Communications to Key West were out. "Hurricane very in-tcnrr," navy statrd. "Instruments blown away. Estimated winds HO miles per hour." Tides were Inundated some ot the Florida keys, reported Weather Observer Ed Lowe at' Tavernitr.

an Island about 100 miles north of Key West. The oversea? highway was closed. A roadblock was up at Matecumbe to halt a i a thp gtnrm as their reason lor making ths trip, planned to visit Gov. Frsd Through Celeta, Pedro, 27. and I dahl here but he was out of town.

Weather Report i From U. 8. Weather Bureau) kinson's driver's license. The charge arose out of un accident Tuesday evenin? at the corner of First St. 'and Broadway Ave.

In which Watkinson's car into a car driven by William Keseley. BrsMAHCK and A A J6. Burbiik, Calif 'Police a Tursilny a ting the accident said Keseleys a A TUPS- car was almost through the inter- tion TM lc collision occurred. attributed the accident -to "faulty brakes" on Watkinson'F car. Judge Olgeirson also fined Herbert 37.

516 Avo. $10 on nrsday about NORTH DAKOTA a i i i a a i i f. ar to a i ups1ny i i a pe a i i 5 tn. rs mpli v. i smil i A A a if i i i i sla' rr-nirt 1 a i in pni'a rcn IN I rl 1 2 pc a r.s Vr MONTANA a reckless driving charge.

Brooks was arrested Saturday evening. i In 10' TH fi i 0' in ri) souHr.vrsi; nsiflTfi blf cloii'linr i Brrf a i nnd pork jrc-o in the profcrrncc of Amrricaiv-. Radio Cob Phone 57 CHECKER CAB, Inc 2nd Feature "SUNDOWN RIDERS" Andy Clyde Joy Kirby WED. and THURS. Reel-life FATHER AND SQH, jthrill Gctionl TIM JACK MOLT HOLT BANGER I A A I I A We're at it CLOSED FOR REDECORATING Will RE-OPEN On or About Oct.

4th Watch for Our Re-opening Ad. little 115 FirstSt Recruiters Move Downtown Office i Transfer of the Navy Recruiting office from the capitol i i to new quarters at 227 W. Broadway I was completed Monday. I The office, headed by Lt. Cmdr, Richard Lowe, had been housed in the capitol building's ronmiiu.cc rooms en a temporary basis.

The approaching legislative session made the move necessary, Lo.we said. I sTrie Bismai-clc office serves llir. a i recruiting station for N'orth Dakota, eastern South Dakota and eight western counties" in i sota, Sub-stations maintained at Fargo. Grand Forks, Jamestown, i Aberdeen, S. and in tlie oostoffice building in BitmarcK.

At present medical examination rooms arc in the'psstofficc building but they will be moved to the new a its soon ns space is a a i able. rm 1 1 WeM nc.Mjj'y nnd in thr nnflhr-mf ni.Tht 1 Tuf TiT I 5.1 nor I h. i In fill 1 A KOII I I A I I I A A I I Till-; I'KHIOT) KM)! NO SKI' nnt 'nu m-j nrurln he mini ns i y. i i i i cuolci- Sun- irmji'TH T.S nvsLH' TM" So 0 nrl 'it)'' rnnf i (rrnprrfi't in'CW a i LlKli rn Thu i nfl 'n Rumlny. lul PI ft pitn I ion -A on ft of a 'nch PRKf'IPITATION i Nnrni'il 1 -to 1 Januflrv 1st i a 1 dad- I TI LAST TIMES TONIGHT Clark Gable Lana Turner in 'Homecoming 7 WED.

THURS. FRI. TOO MUCH PAST! That's our trouble, baby! And new looks as if it's to ruin our future! ROBERT M1TCHUM JANE GREER KIRK RHONDA RICHARC DOUGLAS-FLEMING-WEBB Bismarck Thealre Weather Weather Cold St (IT A A I A foffg? I i i i T'- iTORM WINDOWS and SCREENS Work Stock Water Dams I I i soil workers startsd construction Tuerdsy on the firsr of 15 stock water di'tirs to bs constructed in toiith Burlpijli county. Tlie crawler type tractors with carry-all srrapers began work on the Paul T. fjrm.

JG miles northwest of Bls-marck. eil of constructing the I 1 paid for by tlie of laivi at a rate of 15 cents per cubic a Janie. Long. Kil i a i i explained, said a the a i Ule calls tor cllen. of nff a i a.rrJ Kork? i n'a season is )'ie right reason (or tlie famous Itiiul-Vent Jn 10 FISH V.

John J. a i 22. Uvons. 1 i 5 and given a 10-dsv impended a i Tuesday by Police a a Gunnar Ole-fir- Approximately 193.00JJ.OOO.OOO book con a lip pleaded suil'y charge of driving'. i of a by Lester Larson.

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