The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 25, 1933, Page 2

2 THE GOVERNMENT HAVING TROUBLE WATCHING MANIFOLD AGENCIES Attempts to Help People So Numerous Even Officials Are Losing Track Washington, Aug. 25.—(#)—The federal government is reaching out to; aid the country through so many dif- ferent agencies that even Washington officials have a hard time keeping tab on them all. Most of the mechanism of com- missions, boards and voluntary work- ers either came into being under the act of the last congress or by @ gen- eral revision to fit into the recovery scheme of the Roosevelt administra- tion. A large part of the work over the country is done by citizens who serve without pay or for a nominal “dollar & year.” " In this category falls the nation- wide organization carrying the NRA blue eagle campaign into every com- munity. Local, state and district com- mittees of voluntary workers have ‘been set up to canvass from door to door, to educate citizens to buy under the blue eagle and to check up on violations. Wherever possible, existing govern- mental agencies are utilized. Under the public works, 48 state ad- visory boards of three persons éach have been created to aid in planning wisely the spending of the $3,300,000,- 000 furid. Members receive $10 daily and $5 for subsistence. Another part of the set-up is a system of state en- gineers to help pass on projects. Has Power To Disapprove The national relief administration functions with the aid of state advi- sory boards, whose personne] it has the power to disapprove. Committees of “dollar a year” men in various states and counties will serve the home loan bank board. Among functions taken over and consolidated in the farm credit ad- ministration were those of the federal farm loan bureau, the old farm board, crop and production loan offices from the agriculture department and the regional agricultural credit corpora- tions of the Reconstruction corpora- tion. Four federal banking systems will be available to farmers at each of 12 Strategically located cities—Spring- field, Massachusetts; Baltimore, Col- umbia, South Carolina; Louisville, New Orleans, St. Louis, St. Paul, Om- aha, Wichita, Houston; Berkeley, Cal- ifornia and Spokane. In each of these is a land bank and an intermediate credit bank. At each will be added a production credit cor- Danish Prince To Wed Cousin These Danish royal cousins will marry in September Abov Princess Caroline Mathilde, second daughter of Prince I old, brother of King Christia Below, Prince Knud, 32. sec- ond son of the king. ——_————————_* Weather Report | —________—__—_ FORECAST For Bismarck and vicinity: Prob- ably showers tonight and Saturday: little change in i temperature. For North Da- kota: Probably showers tonight } and Saturday, ex- cept fair Saturday northwest por- tion; cooler ex- treme west to- night and ex- treme south Sat- urday. For South Da- kota: Probably states. Precipitation occurred in the Red River Valley, in Montana and at a few places in southern Canada. Elesewhere over the central and west- etn districts the weather is generally fair. Cool weather prevails from the Plains States westward to the Pacific coast. Missouri river stage at 7 a. m. -0.6 ft_ 24 hour change, -0.1 ft. Bismarck station barometer, inch- es: 28.27. Reduced to sea level, 30.03. PRECIPITATION REPORT Total this month to date 0.44 Normal. this month to date : Total, January Ist to date Normal. January Ist to date.. Accumulated deficiency to date 4.82 NORTH bh a ll BISMARCK, cidy Beach, cldy .... Carrington, clear Crosby, cldy ... Devils Lake, cle: Dickinson, cldy Drake, pcldy . Dunn Center, Grand Forks, cldy Hankinson, clear Jamestown. clear Kenmare, cidy . Lisbon, clear Max, cldy . Minot, cldy Oakes, clear . Pembina, clear Sanish, clear Williston, cldy Wishek, clear SOUTH tease ot i) 0 33383 8883 8383888888 Huron, clear .. Rapid City. peldy. MINNESOTA ais Minneapolis, clear . Moorhead, cldy .. OUT OF STATE POINTS High- Low- Amarillo, Tex., clear.... 80 66 Boise, Idaho, clear. 54 Calgary, Alta., cle Chicago, Ill, peldy. 68 Denver, Colo., clear. Des Moines, Ia., cleat Dodge City, Kans., cle: Edmonton, Alta, clear.. Havre, Mont., rain..... 56 Helena, Mont. cldy.... 50 Kamloops, B. C., clear.. 78 Kansas City, Mo., pcldy. 76 Lander, Wyo., cldy. 82 Medicine Hat, A., clear.. 54 Miles City, Mont., rain.. 80 Modena, Utah, clear 84 & SSSSSRSEBS3 4 BReBeesesesssRsesseneseeuReseesss? 86 S. S. Marie, Mich., peldy 86 Seattle, Wash., clear.... 84 Sheridan, Wyo., cldy... 80 Sioux City, Ia., clear... 80 Spokane, Wash., clear. Winnemucca, Nev., 92 ‘Winnipeg, Man., peldy.. 62 showers _ tonight poration from which farmers may borrow on short term to produce crops or livestock, in contrast to long- term loans under the federal land banks; and finally a “bank for co- operatives” which will help adminis- ter the money left from the old farm board's resolving fund. Each regional city serves a large or Saturday west and north portions, generally fair southeast; cooler west and north Sat- urday, For Montana: Unsettled tonight, showers south, cooler east portion; Saturday generally fair. For Minnesota: Partly cloudy to- night and Saturday; slightly cooler in northwest tonight and in east and area, that at St. Paul, for example, serving Michigan, Minnesota, North Dakota and Wisconsin. CUBAN ELECTION I$ SET FOR FEBRUARY Congress Dissolved By New Re- gime and Supreme Court Judges Are Ousted Havana, Aug. 25.—(?)—Taking a firm grip on power, provisional presi- dent De Cespedes Friday issued a de- cree wiping out all vestiges of the ousted Machado regime, dissolving congress, and calling new elections for Feb. 24, 1934. The measure, signed with the cab- inet’s approval and effective immedi- ately, declared unconstitutional the Machado administration and its acts since May 20, 1929, when Gerardo Machado was inaugurated president for a second term, All international obligations are to ‘be observed, however, even though contracted since that date. The action followed a widespread clamor for a thorough housecleaning of the regime that fell two weeks Ago. Tt was taken over the opposition of United States Ambassador Sumner Welles who, in his capacity as medi- ator, has maintained that it is neces- sary to continue constitutional forms. Removal of three justices of the su- Preme court, appointed after May 20, 1929 and removal of all other pro- vincial and municipal officials under Machado was ordered. Open Golf Tourney Set for Week-End A sweepstakes golf tournament will be conducted over the week-end on the course of the Bismarck Country Club according to Paul Cook, mem- bers of the club’s tournament com- mittee. The tournament will be an 18-hole medal play affair, Cook said, and everyone interested is invited to par- ticipate. A small entry fee will be as- sessed against players to defray the costs of the prizes. Prizes will be awarded for first and second places and a prize will be awarded for every fourth place there- after. The prizes will be awarded on medal scores for the 18 holes, Entrants may begin playing Satur- day, Cook said, and the tournament will be completed Sunday afternoon. Players must turn in their cards to Tom O'Leary, professional, who will be in charge of registration. SLOGAN ON BALLOTS south Saturday. GENERAL CONDITIONS A high pressure area is centered over the western Canadian Provinces while low pressure areas cover the southwestern states and the eastern [ Fights Last Night (By the Associated Press) Chicago—Henry Firpo, Louis- ville, outpointed Ray Tramblie, Rockford, Ill., (8). Spokane, Wash—Johnny Sul- livan, 147, Butte, Mont. out- pointed George Anderson, 147, Seattle, (10); Ford Smith, 196, Seattle, knocked out Larry Holt, 186, Wheeling, W. Va., (3). The use of stockings originated in! the cold countries of northern Eu- rope. LOOK, JUNIOR! THERES JOHNNY WEISSMULLER! HE'S MAKING THAT NEW TARZAN MOVIE CN | HAVE ANOTHER DisH, MOM? ‘ BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1938 Texan Will be Envoy to Chile | SOA “parse,” exoneetisar me: Federal prisons Strange But True | News Items of Day | (By The Associated Press) | $$? about 20,000,000,000,000 miles. IT’S A TOUGH JOB Lincoln, Neb.—Harry Swanson, Ne- braska’s young secretary of state, is glad to be of service and the folks know it for he has often stressed "| willingness. But he thought Otto Fallbeck, a Hemingford farmer, wsa carfying it Just a little bit too far. Fallbeck wrote for the obliging of- ficial to “’watch’ for a cow missing from my herd. The neighbors have not seen her so we thought we would notify you to be on the lookout.” BEAUTIES IN BATTLE Philadelphia —With two bath- ing beauty contest “winners” rul- ed out because it developed they had been married, a magistrate was called upon to determine elig- ibility of the remaining aspirants. There was a prosecutor, cross- examinations and all, but when the attorney proved Mary Drum- i mond had appeared in a vaude- = = ville act—also taboo—police had to Hal H. Sevier, above, banker break up the hair-pulling match. and former publisher of Cor- “Too hot for me,” murmured pus Christi, -Tex., is to be Magistrate Coward, as he scur- named U, S. ambassador to ried for cover. Chile. His wife, Mrs. Clara Driscoll Sevier, is Democratic national committeewoman from Texas. "ONE OF LIFE’S WORRIES Cincinnati—A newspaper adver- tisement: “Have complete course, ‘how to be- come a success,’ will swap for room’ Drinking Waters Are Tested for Purity Drinking waters served throughout | the state in public places such as ho- tels, restaurants and tourist camps have been inspected by the fegula- tory department recently and the sur- vey shows that nearly all were safe for drinking according to Food Com- | missioner C. 8. Ladd. Necessary im- provements which were ordered have been made and have resulted in all of the waters being rendered safe. 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