The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 23, 1931, Page 7

t fe 8) tir ers ~ NUMEROUS CHANGES ” IN STATE'S BANKING LAWNS ARE PROPOSED Findings of ‘Banking Code Com- + mission Submitted to Leg- islature by Shafer ‘Numerous changes in the state laws covering banks, building and loan associations, trust and investment companies, credit corporations and other companies soliciting deposits or investments from the public are rec- ommended in the banking code com- mission's report submitted to the leg- islature Friday by Governor George; FP. Shafer. Governor Shafer, in appointing the commission last January, directed members to make a thorough study of the statutes “for the purpose of de- termining what changes are required to more adequately protect the de- Positing and investing public-and to strengthen and improve the state banking system.” A. L. Netcher, Fes- senden, is chairman of the commis- sion, The comimasion recommended that all present bank laws be repealed, and to rearrange and renumber all old sections retained together with the new ones suggested “for the purpose of enabling anyone desiring to ascer- tain the provisions relating to this Class of business to refer to one code at issue.” Outstanding changes suggested in the banking laws include thg fallow- A definition of bank associations to bring all corporations doing this class of business within the provisions of the proposed banking law. A provision for compliance with | banking laws, so as to “protect the in- vesting public from persons or con- | bersome. cerns’ using misleading signs or ad- vertising in the conduct of theit bust- ness. “Limitation of the power of the board of directors of banks, so that board cannot designate more than one-third of its membership. No lim- it under present law. A requirement that in addition to the capital necessary a. surplus of at least 20 per cent of the capital. Clarification and strengthening of the manner of restoration of impair- ed_capital. Provision for the manner of in- creasing or decreasing capital stock. Phone 279 Housewife Save! BUTTER 1-4 lb. prints, lb. 26c ORANGES SWEET POTATOES Pork & Beans, 2 large cans ..... Salt, plain or iodized, 2 Ib. carton 7c fos DICK Sa me | Two GBB Stores Sweet juicy, fresh stock. Orang going up. Buy now, 3 dozen LETTUCE, Crisp Solid, 2 heads ....... 808 Thir- teenth St. fimpliation and acceleration of the disposition of delinquent stock. Provision for the formation of agricultural credit corporations with- in a bank, as suggested by the gover- nor to the commission. Strengthening of the provisions for violations of provisions as to borrow- ing. Present law held too low and Penalty too small. A limit of loans to members of one and therein determine any question | family. Restriction and definition of loans to stockholders and employes. Provision for a penalty for unlaw- ful loans. if A provision that the state banking board may prescribe the rate of in- terest within any county, Several changes with reference to administration of insolvent. banks. Present law found too slow and cumi- Exemption ‘of state banks from in- come tax so as to place them on a pais yes National banks, ening of the provisions re- lating to false statements for the Purpose of obtaining credit. Provision for a penalty for slander and libel of banks. A general provision providing for mt of felonies and misde- te ‘THe commission oan that the law relating to building and loan asso- [ctations were « “entirely grag and that amendment of those laws would be ynfeasible. An entirely new code was recommended. Paramount Honors In tribute to M. L, Finkelstein, joint_ founder of the Finkelstein-Ruben theater circuit, Bismarck’s-Paramount theatre suspended operation from 3 P. m. to 3:02 p. m. The tribute here was simultaneous with the funeral rites in St. Paul. Finkelstein, 61, was in the jewelry business in St. Paul, Minn., for ‘23 years. He became interested in a motion picture enterprice in St. Paul with I, H. Ruben, Des Moines. They developed their theater interests un- til they owned more than 150 thea- tres throughout Minnesota, N and South Dakota and Montana. Two- years ago they sold their chain to the Paramount-Famous- Lasky corporation. OKAYS BATTLESHIP BILL. Washington, Jan. 23.—(#)—The house naval committee Friday ap- proved the senate bill to authorize $30,000,000 for battleship moderniza- tion. It provides for work-on the New Mexico, Mississippl, and Idaho. SUGAR 10 Ib, cloth sack 55c With $1.50 Order 59c .25c Best this ye: 3 Ibs, Cookies, 3 vari- eties asstd., 2 lbs. 45c Dill Pickles, 382 oz. jar .. CORN FLAKES GRAPEFRUIT TOMATOES size ij LOWER PRICES Goods are being sold now at rock bottom prices, and you will find that though you spend Jess, hete, your supply closet will be stocked with better quality products. Specials Kelloge’s, large pkg., 2 pkgs. Extra Fancy, No. 2 Large Solid Pack, No. 2% size, 2 cans can, 2 for . Theatre Magnate| | iene Resigns Post As Manager of Prince C. P. Stone, manager of the Hotel Prince, announced Friday that he has severed his connection with the Roberts-McNab Hotel company, pres- ent owners of the hotel. Robert McIntyre, manager of the Winona hotel, Winona, Minn., will be transferred to Bismarck as the new manager of the Hotel Prince, accord- ing to Al Breitbach, Jamestown, su- berviser of the Roberts-McNab prop- erties in North Dakota. The change wil become effective Saturday, Jan, 24. Stone recently was elected vice president of the State Association of Hotel and Restaurant Men. Although Stone has no definite plans he in- forth | tends to remain in Bismarck. McIntyre entered the hotel busi- ness in Fargo as an employee of the ‘Waldorf hotel, Breitbach said. Pleads. Guilty to Gambling Charge Pred Jacques, charged with gam- bling by city police, was fined $10 and costs. after pleading guilty to the charge in police court Thursday. Jacques originally was artested on @ vagrancy count, which was later amended and the charge changed to gambling. ROCKEFELLER TO GET MEDAL New York, Jan. 23—(#)—John D. Rockefeller, Jr., is to. receive a gold medal for having done the most for the civic and industrial development of this city. The donor will be the Century club, composed of men from organizations in business a century or more. tre holding over “Whoopee’ for showing tonight. Specials on Sale Sat., Jan. 24, to . Fri., Jan. 30, Inc. BUTTER BEANS fn, She. OATMEAL PORK & BEANS PINEAPPLE =" ORANGES 577°. G0 2 Ibs. per pkg. . po yf Flakes ‘25c Extra Fancy Fresh Peas Brussels Sprouts Tomatoes. Beets, fancy, 10 Ibs. for Rutabagas, fancy, 10 Ibs. for ...2..+6 Carrots, fancy, 10 Ibs. for special 4 for Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, sant 21c pkgs. for Heinz Genuine Dill Pickles, medium size, per dozen Philadelphia Cream Cheese All Phowes 1400 Turnips Beets Green Peppers Extra Fancy Marsh Seedless Grapefruit, Extra Fancy Sunkist Oranges, sweet and juicy, medium size, special 3 dozen for .... Great Northern Navy Beans, special’4 Ibs, for ......-ssse+es00s soa 25c Minneopa Brand Oats, A i Farge Pees fOr. oes. cece se ahinne comet 1 5c Minneopa Brand Pineapple, fancy grade No. 2 _ Size can, special per can Fancy Aged Cream Cheese -* Fresh Cottage Cheese Brown & Tiedman Artichokes Spinach Celery Parsley Indian Island Brand Grape- fruit, 4 5 c 2 cans for Impt. Swiss Cheese Edam Elkhorn Limburger Fancy Creamery, Minneopa Brand, large pkg., Campbell's medi- um size, 4 cans ... size, 4 dozen .. Marcovitz Grocery 905 Front Avenue — Phone 957 We Please Where Others Promise Sliced, ae No. 2 size can . 226 ...D4c juicy, medium Phone 332 PORK ROAST VEAL S' per lb. per Ib. FANCY RADISHES, 2 bunches for .. GREEN ONIONS, per bunch . BUTABAGAS, C. TS and CAULIFLO IGES, per peck . F. Y GRAPEFRUIT, DRY ONIONS, 8 Ibs. for DEL MONTE SATURDAY SPECIALS sum BUTTER, Creamery, lb. SPARERIBS, Fresh Meaty, Ib. .... HAMBURGER, Fresh Ground, lb. . . PORK SHANKS, Lean Meaty, Ib. ..114¢ BOILING BEEF, Baby Beef, Ib. .....15¢ Shoulder Center Cuts, Shoulder Choice Cuts, PORK LIVER, Fresh, sliced, Ib. Smoked Sugar Cured PICNICS, lb. 174¢ COFFEE, Tibro Brand, 3 lbs. for .....66¢ SATURDAY. SPECIALS—FRESH. FRUITS and VEGRTABLES LARGE HEAD LETTUCE, 2 for CELERY TOMATOES ORances, Navels, 1-2 hac $2.50; per box INTE PEARS, No. 2% size, 2 cans for UNCLE WILLIAMS GREEN STRING BEANS, 2 for --26c -144c¢ 11l4c 10c SPINACH S333 BEEF Goth bag 1 DDC tmeen BOC fe te 29C Orange Pekoe . Green J i Salt 2-Ib, Carton. EARLY grated cheese. diced celery, 1 ths. mi dressing, and 2 tbs. 18 chill and serve in deep SWEET HOME kind that keep Made’. 2 i, BOC Choice IGA TEA wWitn “I Blend, ¥2-Ib. 33¢ Plain or Todized, Tc Rea Currant, y 9-02. JOHNSTON’S COOKIES 8 ovaries, *2 eh 4. 5c * Le ae sag sae " Dill Pickles ©.:.™.. NOODLES @ 3 «.. 19¢ | LuxSoapFlakes3 «= fin LC Large Pkg. cach, 23¢ WR sites... 2 Su BOc SUGGESTIONS 1.G.A. Bean Rarebit Mash 1 can I.G.A. Pork and Beans, Melt 2 tbs. butter and add beans, 1 cup milk, salt and paprika. taste. Heat gradually and stir in 1% cups Serve piping hot on toast. 1.G.A. Bean Salad Drain 1-can 1.G.A, Pork and Beans. ts. salt and 1-6 ts. I.G.A. Pepper. Mix thoroughly, 1.G.A. Pea Salad Drain liquid from 1 can 1.G.A. Peas. Add % cup chopped dill or sweet pickle and 4% cup chopped Pimiento. Serve in lettuce nests with mayonnaise. Special for Mandan - Bismarck LG. A. Stores Saturday Only 3 Lbs. - 25¢ od health begins with p GOOD OOD your family healthy! ‘Shi or these’ “Good * Health” foods at your LG.A. store — today. Please Note—Capitol Thea-| ‘CANDY, Brilliant, delicious, per Ib. ..23¢ RED OWL BREAD, 3 large loaves .’. “25 naERUYT DESSERTS 40.10 " Economy Can ‘§ Cc Case~@ Cans 4223 “Double S” . . . Florida Sun-Ripened GRAPEFRUIT, 2 No. 2 cans ...,...-39¢ Harvest Queen . . . Fancy Whole TOMATOES, 3 No. 2 cans ... Van Camp’s . .’. Tomato or Mustard SARDINES, 3 Oval Cans .... Jumbo Golden Peanut weeeeeee 40 LETTUCE, Fancy Solid Head, 2 for ..21¢ CELERY, Large Fancy . ---16c @ KRAFT CHEESE Vejroeta, American Bret, ‘Limbarger, Pimenta, Seen 4 ne Zic Sunsweet Prunes pon meet Pye) eee i Hospitality Malt 35¢ Quality an Fas Pret ‘Pare Barley Malt Syrup /” CAKE FLOUR (Cakes'stay fresh longer when made with — Gold Deodal Cake Fleer rtrd | LEWIS LYE 2--25¢ Wf Sac ota jcuuam sore Y Parsons’ Ammonia ; Breed QUICK COOKING : MACARONI \ ‘ee Kes Meshes onehatt For quick and easy cleaning 3 me 21¢._| Zee 19¢ ooceee.. eld. Gle All 1 cup inced onion, 34 cup French K Catsup. Season with 3% bowl lined with lettuce. POTATOES OWNED STORES Bismarck / COOK’S "SPEAKS Phone 1080— BISMARCK FOOD MKT. —408 Bdwy. DICK’S GROCERY, No. 1 DICK’S GROCERY, No, 2 —308 13th St. OWENS’ GROCERY R. T. GROCERY Bdwy. Phone 199-W— BROADWAY FOOD MKT. —122 6th St. i Stores GROCERY 508 Ave. D —710 Thayer —310 So. 10th —204 Sth St. GROCERY —216 TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU TRADE AT YOUR NEAREST RED OWL 302 Main Ave. - - - 506 Broadway “We Thank You” Apple Special Think of it. Delicious Apples, per peck 49c “Nice and Firm” Grapefruit Grapes Bananas Fresh Vegetables Head Lettuce Celery —_ Tomatoes Cauliflower Spinach New Carrots Radishes Brussels Sprouts Rutabagas New Beets New Turnips Washed Parsnips Oranges Grocery Specials Indian Island Grapefruit, No. 2 size can, BLOT, o.c¢sia ese peninease suet sens 45c Minneopa Sliced Pineapple, No. "2 size CAD 2 LOP . .scce sss vin ps.s etovee 44c | Large Size Navy Beans, 4 lbs. for ...... 25c Streitmann’s Cheese Snax, 25c value, | ODIG bse tes eke acon 1 Sugar, 10 lb. bag Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, large size, 2 pkgs. 2le Meat Department Government Inspected Quality Meat } Beef Pork Veal Lamb Prime Beef Pot Roasts, per lb. . .16¢, 18¢, 20c SPRING CHICKENS STEWING HENS Battle Creek Health Foods We are headquarters for this wonderful health food. It’s worth investigating: All Phones 211 118 Third Street DELIVERIES: 8:45 - 10:30 - - 2:30 - 4:30 Close 8 p. m. ) 53rd Year on Third Street - Established 1878 _