The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 19, 1934, Page 7

ee ae a a TF * a al THE RISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19. 1934 ~ PLANNING BOARD IS GREAT CORRELATIVE FORCE, BYRNE FINDS Group Studies Social and Econ- omic Problems of State for Remedies North Dakota’s state planning board is becoming one of the greatest cor- relative forces in the state, Robert Byrne, chairman, said Friday, as mem- bers prepared reports to the national government December 1. ‘Widespread in its scope, every social @nd economic problem affecting the state will come before the board, be presented at Washington in devel- oping a state program of cooperative reconstruction. Problems of movement of families from sub-marginal lands in the state, obstacles in the purchase of such property; development of mineral re- sources in the state; brow-wrinkling questions surrounding sewage disposal and pollution; methods of transpor- tation, and cteation of recreational centers; all are to be merged in one great picture to be given national au- thorities. Various committee chairmen of Btate-wide repute are working on the individual phases of the report now, Byrne said. Through a state consultant, who will | represent the state at Washington, to] ent organizations, Byrne sald. In line one of the most important problems} eer Suet wane MAQWING TROOPS ON E. A. Willson, state federal admin- il istrator, ts acting as chairman of the committee on economic and social trends in North Dakota; Prof. L. C. Harrington of the University of North Dakota is chairman of the committee on mineral resources; Prof. R. H. Slocum of the university is chairman| Observers Regard Situation Re- suiting From King's Siay- of the committee on sewage disposal and stream pollution; J. N. Roherty, research engineer of the state high- way commission, is chairman of the committee on transportation; Prof. A. G. Arvold is chairman of the com- tion. Representatives of the board soon will attend a national conference of a groups at St. Louis, Mo., Oct. The federal government contem- plates establishment of the planning boards in various states as perman- with permanent establishment in North Dakota, an appropriation to continue the work will be asked from the legislature this coming session, Byrne explained. Appointment of a state consultant willbe made soon by the board, Byrne announced. A number of outstanding men have been considered by the board for the position, Byrne explain- ed. Electrical storms are less frequent in the western part of the United States than they are in the central and eastern portions ‘of the country. Blankets at bargain prices at lav frontier as “dangerous.” Four former opponents of the re-| ids of King Alexander were freed | \Priday from the government ban/ against them. They are Dr. Koros- hetz, former premier of Yogoslaoia; ing as Critical Dr. Julovec, Dr, Natlacea, and Dr. rovec. It was generally believed here that | @ general amnesty soon would be| granted all Croatian leaders who are in prison. The release of these four promin- ent leaders of the Slovenian clerical Maribor, Yugoslavia, Oct. 19.—(?)—| party was viewed here as inaugurat- mittee on recreation; Prof. Howard E.!an unconfirmed report from a usual-|ing a “new deal” in Yugoslavia’s in- Simpson, state geologist, is chairman,jy reliable source said Friday that|ternal policy and as the death of the of the committee on water conserva-|yugoslavia was concentrating troops (harsh military regime instituted by along the Hungarian border. |King Alexander. Neutral observers here regarded the; The amnesty affecting the Croatian Twilling’s Grocery 601 Tenth Street Phone 1613 SATURDAY SPECIALS Butter, fancy creamery, per Ib. Miracle Whip Salad Dressing, quart jar Purex, cleanser and bleacher, quart bottle .. 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