The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 5, 1933, Page 3

& T BUY NOW DRIVE IS SPEEDED BY NRA T0 HELP IN RECOVERY Johnson Tells Manufacturers and Advertisers to Move Full Speed Ahead Washington, Oct. paeinaig 8. Johnson directed the power of influence Thursday toward a “buy now” campaign to speed the circula- * ‘tion of money and credit. i» He addressed manufacturers and edvertisers thoughout the country, noting the end of the “flat wallet era” and urging full cooperation in the “now is the time to buy” drive of- bs set to start Monday. 's move to inerease credit yercety was intended chiefly to help industry meet NRA’s higher payrolls, hut it blended smoothly with Presi- dent Roosevelt’s determined efforts to expand credit and boost farm prices. It coincided with the coming to Washington of Henry Bruere, presi-|case$ in a dent of the Bowery Savings Bank of New York, who boarded pegs train as it headed toward House from New York nome "irae was expected to coordinate the entire credit expansion campaign. ‘Another step with the same aim was the government's request for bids on 844,525 tons of steel rails for 47 railroads. The public works adminis- tration will lend the $25,000,000 or tfation for enforcement work, cited to the manufacturers statistical evi- has He said August factory employment ‘was up 24 per cent over August, 1932, and payrolls 40 per cent, while July tobe prices, showed a 33 per cent At NRA headuarters Thursday, the wage and hour provisions of the farm administration’s food and grocery code were opened for a public hearing. Consideration of the code’s price fix- ing sections begins Monday before farm administrators. Measles Head List In Disease Report Measles headed @ list of 22 com- municable diseases with a total of 229 provisional tabulation re- ported to the North Dakota state de- breathe now!” Nose &Throat partment of health during September, it was announced Thursday by Dr. Maysil Williams, state health officer. There were 96 cases of measles re- chickenpox 22, diphtheria 27, impetigo 14, dysentery 1, encephalitis lethar- gica 2, German measels 1, influenza 3, meningitis epidemic 1, mumps 2, ophthalmia neonatorum 1, pneumonia 4, scabbies 4, smallpox 1. ‘ingworm 5, fever 8, Vincent’s angina 6. on BAROMETER RISES Oct. 5.—()—The “a ind products September at a higher speed t! year ago in the Pacific states. CAPITOL —se THEATRE aee— TONIGHT ONLY TOM KEENE in a thrilling feature with fast action, romance and comedy News - Cartoon “Strange As It Seems” Comedy This Attraction 25c 4 entire evening 4 CUTER NEEN? Take Adrant age of these “Bays at Penney’s! —at this new thrift price! Shirts Buy It NOW! 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