Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-05-07

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council Of three to govern the country
until Farouk comes of age. The young
king, who Is six feet tall and we'll edu-
Gated, hopes to return to England to
complete his studies at Woolwich. 1t
was feared In Cairo that Fuad's death
would have an adverse effect on the
negotiations for a new Anglo-Egyptian
treaty which will give Egypt a greater
measure of freedom from British con-
troll.
Fuad, a descendant of Mohammed
All, founder of the Egyptian royal
house, was the youngest son Of Khe-
dive Ismail Pasha "the magnificent"
Egyptian sovereign from 1868 to 1879.
Mo OTHER member OF congress
~ has been having so lively a time
as has Marion A. Zioncheck of Wash
t. ;ton state, the Playboy Of the West
ern World. He has been arrested,
jailed and fined, and has fought with
the police; and the other day he sud-
denly decided to marry Miss Rubye
Louise Nix, a stenographer In the &C.
counting division of the PWA at An
nanolls. With q Washington license
he dashed around looking for a minis
ter who had left the city several years
ago. Then he rushed to Maryland, OBJ
tanned another license, woke up a dom
inc and he and Rubye were made
mar and wife. Next day Marion led
Mrs. Zioncheck into the gallery Of the
house, and the members all arose and
cheered them. Perhaps his actions
will be a trif1e more conventional here
after.
d EICHSFUEHRER HITLER has
N made Hermann Wilhelm Goerine
controller Of national economics, and he
has decreed an era OF Spartan sim.
plicity for the German people. Goering
summoned the commissars for raw ma.
terlals to a conference and warned
them they must further restrict i'm.
ports and help draft measures to In.
crease exports. Only goods vitality
necessary to the army and materials
needed to produce goods for foreign
export must be allowed to enter Ger
many, Goering decreed.
Officials of the propaganda ministry
further darkened the picture Of the
hear future by telling the press 1t mus
prepare the public for a 'stiffening OIL
relations between France and Ger
many as soon as the French elections
are finished" They also deplored the
fact that relations with England have
suffered.
TTALY'S victorious troops in north
1 ern Ethiopia continued their ad
vance on Adds Ababa, though 1t wa.
somewhat retarded by the efforts O.
the natives to blow up the roadway
and otherwise harass the invaders
The Italian motorized column In THU
movement is the most formidable ye
formed In this wal and Is notable To-
the large number of white troops In
cluded.
General Graziana's southern army
meanwhile, was driving toward Harar
second city Of the empire. In three col
umns The Philippians were puttln'
up stiff resistance at various point
but everywhere were driven back. &C
cording to Italian dispatches.
When the Italian forces reache,
Zebra Birhan, only rs miles from Add
Ahaba, Emperor Halle Selassie or
dered the capital city left undefended
hoping the invaders would occupy |
without bloodshed. The government
prepared to nov out, and the nativ
inhabitants all scuttled for the hills
Foreigners took refuge in the Legations
the Americans going to the Births
compound where there was a bomt
proof shelter.