The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 12, 1933, Page 3

jane COORDINATION OF FEDERAL POLICIES ~ SOUGHT AT PARLEY Johnson, Wallace and Peek Con- + fer on Work of Big Re- pence nme rend covery Agencies boned Seecle : 5 29¢ 5's? 29¢ Washington, Oct. 12—(#)—An at- tempt to coordinate policies and meth- ; Huere it's, the soap that is fam- Nationally kaown as the soap of the helt aa two ma- hy for its beneficial effects on that ends alll offensive body odors. Tecovery agencies was made skine—no matter how sen- Here it is specially priced for ursday by Hugh 8. Johnson, NRA 3 sitive Only ‘administrator, in an extensive con- Noted meen ! ference. with the farm law adminis- tors, Secretary Wallace and George . Peek. ‘Undertaking the important step ‘ 4 heralded as imperative to order- a Wy’ progress in the recovery program, e group met in Wallace's office with ~) @n evident intention to reconcile the y ) Points at issue as quickly as possible. Leaving, Johnson informed news- Paper men “we are attempting to get together on fundamental policies,” but refused to say whether the trio ad reached any decisions. In a recent public address he as- ted “there is a distinct movement 2 rain farmer antagonism to ‘NRA ° ‘On the ground that anything done for ‘workers before farm prices are rai Hiss s ‘to their pre-war relationship to other r Ward Week Sale MEN! Mere are Prices 2 corrals Te ae . . Chambray Werk Ward Week Savings! Thursday he said “we have been go- ing a pretty boi oo wa, have SHIRTS Service to cl up to see we are mov- ‘ ing in the same direction.” . Shoes It was reported that the discussion , of the Bibel heseoeebe centered $2 59 around determination of a policy on . “distribution markups.” . x par The farm administration has ex- pressed open hostility to 2% and 7% After Ward Week the price goes per cent markups over delivered cost ! Get those service now! by wholesalers and retailers allowed ir i ++. two oak in the proposed master food code as it stands. And coordinating adminis- ration so as to make greater speed on codes over which there is a divis- fon of responsibility between NRA and farm administrators. This separation of responsibility vy ny yyy Wi) , covers food products. y/ MY, / / /; i _ Recently, the farm administration y / A Ward Week Super Value attacked the practice of some retail : / P im American Walmat Veneer: concerns in permitting their sales forces to attribute rises in prices of They're new! They're precti- @ cotton goods to the farm administra- eal! In smart new prints thet Vig . cy tion's 4.2 cents per pound processing stand washing and weer! = tax on the staple. Farm administration officials also ; 7 $ & 5 indicated recently that they intend to . / ask for “modification” of the -retail 5 cals —_ {would contrite to. increeses” i pnerrtadtonar nr woul contribu increases in . . prices to farmers in advance of their _ — : ; y, ¢} 85 down, $6 monthly, plus carrying charge rr areata elas aa $1.00 oe - Z ices ase an Se ame ed bought y this suite for Wa ‘eek. We can't : | ; repeat this value. Three big pieces - Counterfeiters Put . = yy in American “V” matched walnut ‘Squealer’ on Spot } j venecr; hand-rubbed to a satiny fin- Cincninatl, Oct. 12—()—A d ish, Maple overlays and wood carv- nina, . 12.—)—A man ings add ion, | federal agents said had “squealed” on a a nationally-operating gang of coun- terfeiters was cornered and slashed to death early Thursday, a few hours after police were tipped he had been All Mohair Suite marked for death. g /, D V Ward s Riverside Twin-Range Special Ward Week Price! ny Rm ees Me, Dalen, re Priced way below } J 100% Pure Pennsylvania Sane dial ment of Justice agent, as an insider toda cf} market? ree a os ce 7 5 38 x MOTOR OIL PIPE FURNACE Seceetas will occur,” police a 14 i ya Winterized! Best Quality! = at i 3 = Lieutenant Patrick Hayes declared. ¢ “The counterfeiters are a powerful gang, headed by men with influence. od S 4 . 45c ‘ Re d $69 95 See are ime poles sail OC Gi €* Deon, $7.50 Monthly, plus carrying char~e - =, : “Buck seid ‘Damico had told him , aos a — i : 5, eke It’s our regular far. + Wednesday he knew he was “on the in less than six months! That’s why Y Save! oe bp cece Gk: Gass * spot.” ace a we cannot repeat this Ward Week : war using it now. pees suse tetas i SIAMESE TROOPS MEE’ adian Hea . / ositive lubrica- anges moe, Be ee ame cneaieiee srctnic cites the Headauacion ot eel reversible cushions. Hardwood frames ; Wy F Ward Week only! royal aeronautical service. throughout. Buy in Ward Week! ieee, : EEMTTUCL Sum, At This Price Ward Week Only! USL | Midget Radio | 4) Cireulating Heater Mede to Sell for $25 : : mt Heats More Space Ou Same Fuel! BATTERIES onan | $16.95 ‘stall seer’ : |< $26°> $8 down, $5 monthty, Ureased by RCA. — small carrying chor MAA || ats. | Sars — . \ fant Mceegpcar ll Grealsting eter with, Werd's neguler cowiton esting 4 . ent . oe < = ; unit, famous for strength and efficiency. Cased in a beauti- Fup" Sie pit Dating ) iolanined salen deca rtien ngoomin seamed, Ease Y Pris tee Gecalsies bt thee tie an. oll 4 er “Ward Wek Soacel! Weshabe Save $6.15 During WARD WEEK jail! od Perera eth Electric Washer With Famous Washboard Action fr $1.29, Apply at night. Dry by wpbelstered \ j 43 eet aia eee morning. Wash it with mild , S soap and water. 15 attrec- cover. Full sise. Think of it—Ward Week price saves you $6.15. And 30 M. B. GILMAN co. : tive colors. ; minutes after you start this vasher a whole week's wash : UTO! e-Cete 2 for a family of 4 is done! ‘Wards gentle washboard ac- PS ona and ore i ae tecide Varnish Lite “uf hi tion gets clothes far whiter, It makes clothes last long- Broadway Phone 908 size. Orchid U er, too. Buy now and save. Bismarck im. wide. Usually sells at al- "enamel peut , most twlod this Ward Week TL Meeereee & Spring. ; Also with famous Briggs & Stratton 4 Cyele price! : Es BOTH.- $23.50. Gas Engine for homes without electricity. “uae || Free Tube **iz.tc-" with Riverside Mate and DeLuxe Tires | eae MONTGOMERY WARD!