The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 18, 1934, Page 4

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1984 ment report on the subject. During! the first six months of 1934, for ex- ample, 748 planes were manufactured The Bismarck Tribune An Independent Newspaper : - ished @ by receiving $150,- suvepaben _ of which 374 were for domestic civil The NewD. ] lending oie in the Hoover ad: sone port hgd fe ante than i (Established 1873) use and 264 for the military service. CAL} | ministra paid gaa cali aa wh ie Ria Tee This is only 71 above the figure for —— _ es ——_ ts une Company, Blmmarck, WB, and toe frst half of 1999 when 678 planes RETICALLY REPAYABLE beige eh ta were made, 310 going to domestic civil users and 212 to the military. In 1934 the number of planes sent abroad was 110 as compared with 151 for the same period of the preceding year. entered at the postoffice at Bismarck as second class mail matter. GEORGE D. MANN President and Publisher Subscription Bates Payable in This is the tenth of @ series of articles on the more important vance Daily by carrier, per year ......87.20 Daily by mail, per year (in Bis- Marck) ......... Perreertrerir 7.20 Daily by mail, per year (in state outside of Bismarck: 5.00 Daily by mail outside of North Dakota ..........seseeeeees s+ 6.00 ‘Weekly by mail in state, per year 1.00 Weekly by mail in state, three Dakota, per year Weekly by mail in Canada, per year . Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspaper and also the local news of spontaneous origin published herein. All rights of republication of all other matter herein are also reserved. Old Age Insurance As America examines many of the conditions under which it lives, agi- tation has grown for old-age insur- ance. Much of this has resulted from the advancement of fanciful plans, such as that proposed in California which would give to all persons over a certain age an income of $200 a month, the only proviso being that it be spent in full within the period for which it was given. The basic idea back of this plan is not so much .00| shows that one of the main reasons 50 | fF this condition is the high cost of 2.00) The figures are interesting but small in comparison with those for the automobile industry, the real titan of transportation. Many auto- mobile plants turn out as many cars in @ single day as there are airplanes made in a year. Examination of the basic facts |airplanes. Many individuals would |like to buy flying machines but their pocketbooks will not stand the strain. There is no good reason why a small plane should not be as cheaply bought as a small automobile. The methods of manufacture developed by the ma- jor industry are easily adaptable to the manufacture of aircraft. There is one handicap to a broad- ened market for air transportation which may cooperate with prohibi- tive prices in holding back develop- ment. This is not so much the dif- ficulty of learning to fly as that of learning to navigate a plane. Even a rank amateur could take off and land a good modern plane in an emer- gency, but those who have had ex- perience know how easy it is to get Jost in the air. Things look different when seen from above and many a Bismarck resident, flying over his own home, has been unable to tell where it was. The rudiments of air navigation might easily be taught in our high schools to prepare our youth for a New governmental agencies, their aims and activities, written by Rodney Dutcher, Tribune and NEA Washington correspondent. dition of the U. 8. treasury. Economists, statisticians, and fiscal experts need read no further. But the rest of you might be interested in ing to the fical year ending June, 1935. Lots of people have the jitters | ity about it, but the more you look at all the figures the more you realize anyone who believes in the New why Deal isn’t losing any sleep about its “day of reckoning.” Just to keep that of sim- plification, let’s look at the latest daily treasury statement. (Trained deep- sea divers led me through that morass, or I wouldn’t suggest it.) Notice that the New Deal to date has paid out $8,750,000,000 through its emergency agencies and still has an appropriated |and $714,000,000 spent and unspent $6,330,000,000 available for spending ‘and lending in this fiscal year. Total: $13,080,000,000. Roll that over your ® moment and then remem- |rect ber: That much of the balance may not Of course the AAA expects to reim- priated nearly $4,000,000,000 for emerg- | burse RFC advances from processing ‘ency purposes, and $3,600,000,000 for |taxes, The RFC has bought about all really get tough, president can require the Federal Re- serve banks to buy, three billions of government bonds—or print three bil- ions in currency to pay bills, which means a carload of inflation. ; as to put money into creation | elopment which most certainly i \ fas hed senaltation teste, but 96 oo Elsewhere, however, more practical aa heen ey ubitih bert! PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE ae goes off her diet she has an suggestions have been adopted. itt se attack... (T. J.) In Towa, for example, the atate ol-| mobiles. Here if anywhere, this step By William Brady, M. D. Berne area nec nema lects $2 a year from each voter and | S100 ie On oe patinske Da. || Signed tetters pertaining to personal health and hygiene, not to disease ||or adrenal gland extract has brought uts the money into a special fund. |] diagnosis, or treatment, wi answered by . Brady & stamped, | | last; relief. . “ ” to death in Prom it i paid $25 a month to each|K0t@. Much of this state is a vast|| self-addressed envelope is enclosed. Letters should be brief and written || toarciett i936, John F. Dille Co.) bert io ey ie! FE la Boece n, Bila bone l orth ope eect 7 mn Bh landing field and the comparatively|| in ink. No reply can be made to queries not conforming to instructions. eiianesiirnet ey he nena ee ee yeu a] “You. might have trusted me, across the needy person over the age of 65 ‘is is Dr. John Calvert. You may 9 years, ‘Thus, for the payment of |008 distances between our major Address Dr. William Brady, in care of this newspaper. All manufacturers submitting bidS} have heard Mrs. Vail speak of him.” | John,” Mark said. oe room and mur- $68 between the time he reaches his| CeMters will encourage the use of this on Hone Unie) = bed Negeri She looked at the doctor and then the truth seamed oo Gobelioreble® eral and throw them in the oa tka Manabe es speedy form of transportation. YOU SHOULD MENTION IT TO | the doctor who bases his opinion on | ment Nerealter lust atte at Mark. She moistened her lips. sheriff looked at him with a with the shears before Sue ar- majority and e somes YOUR DOCTOR such examination is simply quacking | firming they have employed no soi “No, I haven't,” she said. lened ftown. “lt don't make to keep a date with him.” eligible for pension, the Iowan is Modesty is always a virtue. Squeam- | it. outside their own organizations to dea “I asked Dr. Calvert to come Rings look any better for you,” he 's a lie!” Loren cried. “Fran- given reasonable assurance of a com-| Nevada seems determined not to|ishness is unpleasant, and it is a mark eee with the government. here so that we could all be con; | said. “It gives you a real motive.” Vail was in Europe! Why fortable old age. let California steal its honors in the|of incompetence when a physician pean pad ANSWERS More than 2,500,000 per 2,500,000 persons are Meena be ici not erie Vail i Nobody spoke, It seemed so a) 2) I think she was coming i t \ Down - fark continued pleasantly. Some object to the idea of paying|‘ivorce court world. Mrs. McAdoo rests Pere eee The other day I had a shock, My |&mPloyed in the industry growing out was Vail’s physician in New York.” parent to [cited on bd con- fail obligi: told you when out money for which they will re-|®0t her decree on the coast in 20/""A aiettant specialist on whose|normal winter weight has been 145|0f Motor truck and bus operations in “She isn’t Mrs. Vail,” Calvert|cealing was the reason for those him on the night of ceive nothing unless they are de- pear but Nevada bettered this by| hands time hangs heavily whiles away |pounds and my summer weight ne the United States. said. Pe to Vail and thas the sher- ere a4 amar ndent in their declinis ears, but | Giving Mrs. Dall hers in 10 minutes. |the tedious days writing. He has|but I find I am down to 116, thou RET em Miss Mont turned haughtily ion was utterly absu: ad Serer Sn (cis telaacna startle turned out some quite readable books, my health is fine... LA.) "|, The number of motor vehicles ls) to the aherit “Are you satiafed| He himself seemed to foe! that, to, | Franci ee ee Pee saiktwcaid th ieaaeni This managed currency idea did|One of them deals with “Maladies| Answer—I suppose you are including | increasing in Italy a now?” she demanded. ae y and angrily’ was Miss Montague.” It. wo! sili eo taped Pe te with the brain trust,| Nice People Never Mention” or some-|your clothing. There should not be 10,000 a year. “Oh, no,” Mark said softly. “You nur Montagus. of that| Loren’s face was rd. His number of persons were listed as de- ei origina ;|thing like that. A sorry gesture for a|such a difference in winter and sum. haven't quite explained yourself, Lr = didn't you?” he our faces. None of us pendent when they reach 65 is an-| Wives have been taking charge of] doctor to make. mer weight, if it is not the weight of Miss Montague. was five! a) veThet's why you wa Took at hiene other matter, but in North Dakota|‘Helr husbands’ pay envelopes for a] Probably more adults suffer from/clothing. Perhaps @ teaspoonful of hundred dollars in Vail’s room when | So MADS:, oy > he fall “you don’t such a fund would produce about good many years. rectal troubles than from any other;Min-amin with two meals or more you went in, and it wasn’t there Before she could reply, there was that,doyou? You don’t call uy - ailment, and most good general prac-| daily, would help you to gain weight. when his body was found.’ ak the . Mark said, | that proof 2” $1,300,000 annually, a sum which VcagieTs EER RRRESS titioners or family doctors know little|AS for insulin treatment, and other The woman’s face pale. Her|“Come in,” and as the door began ’m still listening,” Finn an- would go a long way toward caring} Japan Sees No Navy Cut, says a!about the proper management of these |suggestions, send stamped envelope skin looked greenish under the|to open, I sa Ruxton. for the aged needy of this state. |headline. It may see a good many|ailments. Few doctors in general | bearing your address and ask for In- powder. The mask of youth dropped “Hello, Mark,” he said. “Did you “The day after the murder,” Mark Most successful of all old-age in-| other things before recovering from | Practice are equipped to diagnose rec- | structions for Gaining Weight. Hite ir leaving her an aging, un- want to see me 2 ae, — to hee Ee sug uuitatistlo’ space tal troubles, except external ones. As| Ka-rell, Ka-rell, Sounds Familiar utiful woman. ‘Yes, thanks for coming over,’ ee ree) ogre surance plans, however, has been . a master in this field remarks: “The| I am a charter member of the Ka- “It was in large bills—very easy|Mark said. He gestured lazily to-jone. He he was ae that devised by industry, the stand- doctor gets rid of the patient as easily |rell Club. You initiated me about 14 to trace,” Mark added, watching| ward Elaine Montague. “I t| Vail was although si ie pes 4 leave here half an hour after ard method being for both the em-| One death in every three, we learn, |® he can, and the patient goes on and |years ago when I weighed over 190, ali ised Spe URIS tO eeeet an ahd Seen Te centers Moreed ad acomed ployer and the employe to contribute | is due to lack of medical care. Humph, |Surrers anes ee pared ee gre Pee anes The didn het she nian AT “aK ‘For a moment Loren stood him. No one had the sh teres cates to fund trom which pensions are| wonder how the doctors explain the|by like that, stuff whion helps “to |Karell Club has’ been dissolved, re. was as much mine as his! I knew | ludicrously at Elaine M and | Picion, of him, at ner ga at paid after the employe grows too old | other two. make the victim forget that no proper | Voked and all washed up. We have a how he was getting itt” “g, cee vie his no stare. Feed polpeenediory dar that half hour. to work. Still another method is for _____|examination has been made. scientific reduction regimen now. Ka- biaskuaiiing Dir Calvert, Mrs:| Mark. "His dsbonaire menser bea] He asked you to back up that story, the employer to join in a savings en- 5 a “One of the Sart why a pee 4 Salas oke ath pe pee aus men Vai a you about it, didn’t she?” | gone, and his face, flushed and twist- | didn't he, Sue?” She nod terptie,adding a eran prntes|| Editorial Comment, |seitrit meal denny put elon wee ah th, rag, ow Miss eta ned for aE wiengr swe Inger ham |g fe gega7s dropped. She node of the amount saved by each em-|| raitorials printed below show the || think the diagnosis and treatment of|and everything, so that people who er upaccie ahead meen lee notWhat business is it of yours if|, Suddenly 's cringing terror Ploye to the portion credited to him. || {tend of thought by other editors: || such troubles is repulsive to the phy-|have to reduce are assured a fine time. ter the doctor wrote her.” I am?” he snarled. left him. He itened An example of how this works is|| to whether they agree or disastes ||sician. Iam of the opinion that many|Booklet “Design for Dwindling” tells “Mark!” John Calvert cried.“She| “You admit, then, that you're the and looked at Mark tri- i with The Tribune's policies, physicians feel the same way about it|how, but alas, sets you back a dime does know!” His voice rang tri-|man who ran away wih Vail’s ¢ contained in a recent report by the account for the fact Ge M eee simply from lack of experience. This| and a stamped envelope bearing your umphantly. “I can tell about it| wife?” Mark asked. om you unt oF rye eral Motors corporation which 5 : should not be so.” ‘That is a bit from |address, Of if you can't spare a dime, now.” Loren started toward Mark’s bed|that I took a photograph of the shows that employes paid in $137,- Against ‘Gouging’ fa little book I regard as a classic, in-|sister, just send the s. a. e. and I'll lt will be better evidence it Miss|s0 threateningly that Finn stepped murderer entering Vail’s room 2” he 074,985 between 1919 and 1934 and (New York Times) deed it reminds me of the book onj write you a letter. lontague tells us,” he sai between them. ‘The sheriff exclaimed, “Yeah, how took out $190,182,263 in the same pe-| The same administration which has | heart disease by Sir James Mackenzie. Annencmceiic eters Again the sroman hesitated, and 1 dou’ aamlt sagthingt” Lacon! ios test” si This little book from which I quote} Daughter, 19, has angina erodic this time the sheriff prodded her. shouted. are to question riod, the company having added $92,- proclaimed its belief in the impor-/s, «gssentials of Injection Treatment” |edma whenever she eats certain foods, Beier picoes sta = mde aectt sala to si Mon- Pt: ome tg that Toren" he seid. 875,297 to the nest eggs of employes|tance of a higher price level is now|of hemorrhoids and other common & grand larceny charge against you e t better than the during the 14 years. Still left in the | Considering methods of preventing alrectal troubles. It is by Dr. T. F.| © ie'you don't talk,’ “How about it?” She nod-| Ot was a fast, fund is $39,768,019. The fact that very little of this money went to old-age support doesn’t reduce inter- est in the system. “Rainy days” can come upon the young and strong as| What powers they have to prevent well as upon the old and feeble. In addition to these systems / against profiteers. minority U. 8. JRUAMBGIQIANIE RD) lieve in ——. V; the adopted by individual employers, all| To the charge of inconsistency in| ttselt under the care of @ physician party pictured [WEINITISMMAIL IE. 17 To observe. He and Vail had been: plasina bie PI ry iploye y and continue under the physician's h OMT MIE IN 18 Instrumental stocl ty of us are familiar with the facilities | ts position. the administration has a e MIS ig offered by insurance companies which sell old-age-benefit and en- rise in the cost of living. There is a stir in the AAA over the possibility of soaring food prices in consequence of the drouth. Officials of that agency are conning the law to see “gouging” of the public. “Summa action” YY was promised yesterday fairly good answer. It may claim that its objective has been to lift the price of basic raw materials, without McNamara (Medical Press, Rochester, N.Y.) It is regrettable, says Dr. McNa- mara, that the early cancer of the rec- tum causes so little pain, inconven- ience or discomfort. But if every pa- tient who is conscious of rectal trou- ble of any kind would put himself or observation if necessary, there need be few deaths from cancer of the rectum. If that scares anybody to no good purpose, I’m sorry, but I'd rather Piesidential Candidate | HORIZONTAL 1,6 Who was the leader of AIL IL TLINIGH 13 Wheat cake. Answer to Previous Puzzle writer and & — (pl.). 14He did not be- LIONIBIO lf Dp I duet. 21 Sesame. [23 Sick. bund Man Wont at ie sai took ten thousand in Liberty bonds | “and h from the safe in their aj nt. She told me they were that Vail gave them to her before they were ma! “Just after she to Euro! she ep init een dons tna a could only Vail’s apartment and Vail took anjrose surelons. ore of the safe and gave|it! dowment policies on various terms.| Causing an “undue” increase in the| thy il - 15 Cavity. 25 Caused by. it to him. Vail said there was ten They are available to the individual |C°St of finished goods. During the | ing medioal examination, Men ee 16 House cat. tides. thousand in Liberty bonds in it. business man and farmer and all who early stages of the depression the | really nothing seriously wrong than U7 Forced air vio- | 27 Black bird. The gad was to take it to their do not have the advanta; \f inp pele Of nileen rere tS badly | encourage any one in procrastinating Pently, sfArOugE ae eyeees. “Well, Dr. Calvert wrote Fran- lo advantages of 80-/ out of balance. Wheat fell in value or in dragging along with some the nose. 31 Ozone. ‘ that he didn't the 8 called “industrial policy” protection. |much more than flour; hides, much troublesome ailment which is easily 19 Dry. 32 Father. ¢ ins ane didnt open ere That the principle soon will be tae sine. Bones: cones muh pst curable. 20 Exists. 33 Note in the was nothing in fa iorgeco blank adopted seems certain if the present No doctor can make a proper exam- 21 To abound. Y scale. he said, but Vail wouldn’t pee continues. The urge ees Hee the fiterepancy Daineen reall ination in these cases without use of| 22 Toilet box. a Gihboe. Siclet unter 35 Before. Believe him. He said Vail acted like Dee. apourity (5 a lon te ee a of may _ b- | speculum and head light. A good many| 24 Preposition 47 Be oe ne 1 1918 and 37 Plant. a wild man—threatened to have y ding issue y g two figures: between | pumptious “surgeons” or clinic para- of place, venth note. 2 nd 38 Variety of him arrested unless he promised to in America now and has resulted in July of 1929 and February of 1933 the | sites badly botch the of 25 To bind. 48 Structural unit pardoned in reindeer. pay back every cent. an examination of the entire field. Soreenmenes ayy ieee for- | rectal conditions by making merely a] 26 Fence rail. 50 To wager. 1921. 41.Lump of “The doctor had heard Vail say Ses y 42) digital examination. Most of the in- 8 52To pull along. 2 Indians. batier. once that he'd given his wife some Proper care for the aged and de-|per cent, but farm prices fell mean- | 78! 28Salamander. 1 pendent has enlisted the sympathy | time by no less than 62 per cent, Dis. | ‘eal rectal conditions cannot be] 30 Spike. 4 Employing. © 3To secure. 43. Guided. Sad he rite fo bes he ae filled with arsenic for the cellar on A ec sense of touc! standar 5 taken them breakfast tray. of enough people to command con- | Proportionate losses of this sort dis-| detected by the ft touch, and} 32 Parts of - sans cob- 4 Type standard. 4¢ spanish dollar. sayhe oe. Eu: He Mead her my tray. ? Because turbed previously established price|~ windows. Lopes 5 Domestic slave. 49 Professional hed cae fe ore oa Twas close. Be- siderable support. ‘The real question | rtionchios, reduced the wach ones 34To ogle, 58Nameot his Drone bee. tramp. tell Vail. But in the meantime, the York to find the woman ho visited soon will be one of how to do it! power of large sections of the public FLAPPER FANNY SAYS: 36To help. 80 PenY. ail: 7 One who enters59 Public auto. doctor paid Vail some and Vail_the a cee ween ped fad rather than whether or not it should | and created barriers to the profitable; SUA 37 Ironic. we. SAE BE 8 Red vegetable.51 Twitching. once you start blackmail, lieved was Francine Vail.” He be done. exchange of goods. Hs ! 39 Form ot verde 0 9 cell is help u Japenese fish, 708 Sores, aaa nayaes Paused and with slow emphasis con- Whe February of last year these “be.” 5 3 Tumor. rr. nodded con- luded: 2 4 ee Hine Sas: caret early trends have, fortunately, been 40Undried raisin. VERTICAL 10 Olive shrub. 55 Nickel (abbr.). + . “Except tor Sue, Bob and I, no 1 study of a S01 available | reversed. Wheat has been rising 42To change. 1He was con- 11 He was also & 67 Not (prefix). ‘ar Feehan, sold us out because one in sanatorium but Loren H will be in order. The ideal measure | more rapidly than flour, hides more hay coadn’ aut weade Ve a in, Buxton knew Bob was going to New ij will be neither too harsh nor too| rapidly than shoes, cotton more rap- peg Aksar acted likes Le lenient, Tt will provide enough, yet | !#¥ than the oe ringed fool, I thought @ scandal like that Ruzton’s face. He shuddered Bie hot 80 much as to handicap the abil- | farm products have advanced by 62 bg ) Enno, Ereter eel . hand went to his collar, as though it ity to pay. Certain principles must| per cent; retail foods by only 21 per rk said. “Vail Tearned just about oe gpoking _ Ft ed be observed, among them the fact | cent. What the administration plainly that time that his wife wasn’t com- clinked as he pulled them out, He that @ too generous disposition on pae 1o eee sie ee ee ke we ae him, and he took it out slipped them ‘on Loren’s wrists, the part of the state will encourage | is this recent tendency of wholesale +.— “ Why didn't Mrs. Vail help him?” ae arrest you for murder,” he improvidence. On the whole, the| prices to gain relatively over retail Neg MENSA Sue cried. “If they were her bonds, Loren winced at the cold touch of best system would seem to be one in| costs. Behe rage ee we ™ i. why Gites ave Sal ie Be tap steel. He turned to Bes, i th tive beneficiaries | Prices lp them ue, said, “it’s a lie, i aie. Be peoapective is readily admitted. But the AAA is PELL ELE Fisine Mi mile patrons: polis word of itf You believe me, dont oat eee areas ify tac achiey Be fategpren Set BaF wi are “out ‘6 le- 5 me! She wouldn't lift a an to help anyone she didn't hits fte ve tie theta tt him with eyes misty ey, if one difficult to enforce. But yond or canee ore Se ene grepuls ante Sole tha ang ttt know what to believe,” hee : adioa® tool for a per- turned’ vert, *ishosidn't ‘son who had the run of. “nt oes all tap uncle Bee if she'd been disap-|at all hours, oe ee tia “t've got a At to do that sa! see i ise net ret is (NG sae cr me “how crual" women 8 visit from his wife, He we ee tolneh at ence and be oh £hoeld kenaw,, Why don't you was gone.| “We know from (Te He | sion that be was in Be Continued) ci aad Cottage hen ying Pesos treason ts , fs ¥ ‘ nets oro o e aS STS I mda soeeonmmemenrommmanes = sana atai inne o ie NATTA IR IS cm SRE enn elated