The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 21, 1935, Page 6

6 ~ SAY NEW LAW WILL ‘END FEDERAL FEUD ‘New NRA and Trade connate sion May Be Coordinated Under Latter Body ‘Washington, June 21—(#)—While *.@- drive for a new NRA law is getting ‘under way behind the scenes in im- administration circles, the president has moved to break the two- =-year feud between the federal trade commission and NRA. Both sides are said to be willing to Jet by-gones be by-gones, and offi- cials of both groups are expected to get together to discuss matters in a friendly way. Within tie new, stop-gap NRA or- ganization there is said to be a desire for cooperative effort under which the commission would have an op- portunity to share in the making of voluntary codes. Whether the fogs of distrust that |] kept the two agencies apart during old NRA can be dispelled remains to ‘be seen. The commission has already taken a friendly step in determining not to create codes of its own, as it has power to do. Some 50 to 60 industries have made Anquiries regarding such codes, but the commission feels it should avoid dup- lication, try to give advice, and see to it that actions of industry under codes do not violate the anti-trust Y acts. ‘The proposed new NRA legislation thas been drafted by an administra- tion group, though President Roose- velt’s views on it are unknown. It would join NRA to the commission ‘under the commission's name. It probably would enlarge the commis- sion from its present five members to seven or nine. A definition of interstate commerce would be an important part of the legislation. Bismarck Corps to Compete for Title Grand Forks, N. D., June 21—(?)— ‘Three perennial rivals, Grand Forks, argo, defending champions, and Bis- marck, will compete for the American Legion North Dakota drum and bugle corps championship in the con- test here in connection with the le- gion state convention, Frank Webb, competition chairman, announced Fri day. ‘Three Minnesota corps will com- in an out-state contest. They lude Pelican Rapids, Bagley and Park Rapids. The contests will be at the University of North Dakota stad- ium Tuesday night at the close of the convention, Judges will be T. W. Thorson of Crookston, Charles Helmer of Duluth, Major C. H. Jones and Major Tom Jones of the regular army, and Cap- tain W. R. Hazelrigg of Fargo. Future of League Is Involved in Dispute Rome, June 21.—(?)—The Italo- Ethiopian dispute raised again Friday the question of the future of the League of Nations, with the burden of an answer apparently falling on Britain’s captain Anthony Eden. Well-informed sources said that whether Italy carries out her virtual threat to quit the league may depend on Captain Eden’s forthcoming visit to Rome and his conversations with Premier Benito Mussolini. High quarters expressed a belief that Italy would follow Japan, Germany and Paraguay out of the league if the council attempted to intervene in the Italo-Ethiopian dispute on the basis of an Ethiopian note presented Thurs- day to Geneva. Unfurl the Flag to the breeze on this great day; let it snap and crackle in the wind and play an accompani- ment as we shout the pledge of allegiance. It’s a great land we're living in—the land of rocks and rills and templed hills and every mother’s son of us knows it; there's not one of us that can help feeling a thrill in the thought that he’s an American. Sunshine in Every Slice Purity Bakery Bismarck "Often Buttered—Never Bettered” (Continued Next Friday) “CULTIVATING HEALTH” “But I've found that just exercise alone isn’t enough. That’s why I always start each day with Shredded Wheat. It helps give me plenty of energy for the hardest kind of work.” Delicious, golden- brown Shredded Wheat is packed full of the vital health elements you need, in their most appetizing and digestible form. HEAT ‘Ask for the package showing the picture of ‘Niagara Falls and the red N.B.C. Uneeds Seal tm the “doctor” for tired feet! % Because Clorox is germicide—pure, safe and dependoble-it has many important personal uses. Clorox provides a germicidal mouth wash and gorgle; an antiseptic dressing for cuts, scratches and © burns; a helpful treatment for pol- son oak, ivy, sumac and insect bites. See the label for these and many other uses. PROTECTS IT DISINFECTS THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1935 EE ————— EE ening and cut in with pastry blend- [10 minutes in a hot oven (450 degrees | dot with bits of butter. Spitiikle with 6,000 State Brands North Dakota ranchers and farm- ers have registered approximately 6,- 000 individual brands in the state department of agriculture and labor, it was said Thursday as work of com- Piling the records went forward. Approximately $6,000 in fees have been collected for recording of the brands which is being done by Miss Vera Pearson and Miss Bernice Han- son under the direction of Commis- sioner Theodore Martell. A fee of $2 is required for original recordings of which there were about 2,000, while re-recordings, under a law passed by the 1933 legislature, to- taled approximately 4,000 at a cost of 50 cents each. P Stating that at the peak point North Dakota had approximately 12,- 000 brands, the recorders said the re- recording law acted to eliminate ap- proximately 6,000 of them. On July 1, @ cutoff on original and re-recordings will be made to pub- lish a pamphlet of the brands, show- ‘Schilling ing the names of the owners, place of residence, @ facsimile of the brand, Retained on Books el location of the brand on the ani- mals. $8,327 Is Asked for Guard Camp Repairs Washington, June 21.—(#)—The quartermaster general’s department of the army asked the works relief administration Friday for funds with which to carry out construction at Na- tional Guard camps as follows: North Dakota: Devils Lake—For repairs to build- ie utilities at Camp Grafton, LUCKY FELLOW Hickory, N. C., June 21—Q. E, Her- man, Hickory architect, saw something gleaming in the sole of his shoe. He plucked it out and took it to a jew- eler who pronounced it a perfectly good diamond. f | ill etal SUMMER DISH * fas . Swansdown Cake Flour, reg. pkg. . . 28c Mother’s Macaroni, Spag- hetti or Noodles, Libby’s Dill Pick- les, quart jar .... Libby’s Sweet Pickles, qt. jar .. Libby’s Olives, quart jar .. Pineapple, broken slices, No. 2% can 19c 9c Maple Syrup, 16 oz. bottle ..... Spinach, Radishes, Ice Cold Strawberries Apricots Welch's Grape Juice, pint bottle .... Minneopa Salad Dressing, pint far ......se.eeee Mothers Shell Macaroni, Clean Quick Soap Chips, 5 Ib, bOX ......0006 o Walnuts, shelled in % Ib, basket Sunny Monday Soap. 10 bars .. ree SPOHN’S WE DELIVER Carrots, Cabbage, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Cukes, Celery, Ice Cream and Sherbet, Ice Cream Bars Logan’s “We Thank You” WATERMELON — (whole 55c) - = (% for 30c) Raspberries Oranges, 2 doz. 55¢ — Bananas, 3 Ibs. for 23c “Vegetables” Tomatoes Head Lettuce Cucumbers Radishes Celery Green Onions Wax Beans New Peas Carrots Spinach Cauliflower Texas Onions “Grocery Department” Empress Coffee Demonstration Anna Logan Taylor will serve coffee all day Satur- day. If you care to buy there will be special prices: 1 1b. for 34c or 3 lbs. for 99¢ “Meat Department” 518 9th St. Valencia Oranges, juicy, large size, .. 45¢ 2 dozen 2d 43C veer Pink Salmon, 21c Swift’s Sliced Bacon, —— ae alee arrow Soap Flakes, Oz, pKg., 5c each ... Welch’s Grape Juice, pint bottle Watermelon and Cantaloupe Cherries Peaches Cantaloupe Tcday’s Recipe | t ° Apple Pie (Two Crust) Someone once called apple pie “the great American dessert.” Here’s the way to make it. One and one-half cups sifted flour, 4 tablespoons lard or other shorten- ing, 4 tablespoons butter, 44 teaspoon salt, %4 teaspoon baking powder, 1-3 cup ice water (about), 6 to 8 tart quick cooking apples, 1 cup sugar, 1 tablespoon flour, 2 teaspoons butter. Choose an apple that cooks very quickly. Early Harvest, Yellow Trans- parent and Atsakan are excellent varieties, To make crust, mix and sift flour, Salt and baking powder. Add short- A Phone 1059 HEAD LETTUCE, firm, per head GRAPEFRUIT, Blue & White, 2 No. 2 cans TUNA FISH, Belve- dere, per can COCOA, Hershey’ per Ib. . TOMATOES, 5 33c No, 2.cans, 2 for NEW POTATOES, Calif, whites, per peck SIC hone “Ieee aE hong areiaenelaey + 3 RED & WHITE The Corner Grocery A. Boutrous, Owner 500 Third Street WEEK-END SPECIALS WATERMELON _____.49c Each’ JELLO, assorted flavors, 3 pkgs....17¢ ELS RST ERI I LEI TTT MEAT DEPARTMENT er. Add water, a little at a time, cut- ‘| ting it in with a broad-bladed knife. Divide in half and put one-half on & lightly floured molding board. Pat into a round cake and roll out. Al- ways lift pin at the end of each stroke and turn dough one-fourth way ground to keep it round. Roll into a sheet about % inch thick. Rub pie dish with shortening or butter and fit crust into it. Do not stretch; rather push dough into dish. Roll out top crust and make gashes through the center to allow steam to escape dur- ing baking. Fold over double. Fill pie and brush edge with cold water. Fit half over top of pie, open out and run end of rolling pin lightly around edge. Trim off even with edge of pie dish and flute with fingers. Bake for TOF We Deliver BANANAS, yellow ripe, 3 Ibs. for . BUTTER, fresh creamery, per Ib. TOILET TISSUE, Red & White, 3 rolls for 19c COFFEE, Green and White, per Ib. ......... 23 c Calumet, per 1. tin. 21 C 10c TOMATO SOUP, Van Camp’s tall, per can.... POT ROAST, per Ib. FRESH COTTAGE CHEESE, per pint .... PORK ROAST, Per Ib. ......eeeeeee wee 27c White King Granu- lated Soap, 40-02. pkg. 31c | 17c PURE PRESERVES, Patterson Seal, all flavors, 4-lb. jar 196 | 45c SYRUP, Minneopa Amber, 5-Ib. pail .. Zle 1. 23€ Phone 631 Corn Starch Salt Minneopa Minneopa 14h. pkgs. a Butter piece for Fresh 5 per Db, errr ines, 2OC | 2B. box Chase & Sanborn Coffee, per Ib. .... .27¢ Cherries Pru New Potatoes Westover Pitted Fancy No. 10 can Schafer Whites, No. 10 can 3le| c= Richholt= GROCERY Geo. C. Myers, Prop. Lux Toilet Soap, 3 bars TOILET TISSUE, White Fur, 4 rolls GRAPE JUICE, Welch's, pint bottle, per bottle .. 39C LETTUCE, Fresh, per head .... 223 7th St. Fahrenheit). Then {350 degrees flour and put half with paste. Pare apples, cut in quar- ters and remove cores. Put a row around outside edge towards center unt Sprinkle with remaining sugar and Fahrenheit and bake until filling is tender. For filling mix and sift sugar and reduce heat to}cinnamon if liked. ‘When pie is half baked, shake gent- ly from side to side. This prevents sugar from lumping in one place. in pie dish lined oy a RT ‘Texas produces more crude oil than any other state in the Union, Texas, California and Oklahoma produce o2- most six times as much as all the other states combined. of dish and work til dish is full. Phones | 1208-1209 large stalks, each Oranges, sweet and full of juice, med. size, 5 doz. Cheese, per Ib. . Cantaloupe Picnics, 1b. MEATS - - FRUITS - - VEGETABLES a 10 Frat Watermelon, each ..53c Peaches Ate Oatmeal, large pkg. 21c Apricots ...-87¢1 Pears, No. 24% tin . . .18¢ Butter, Ib. .....26c | Wheaties iz, 22c Ringo, large pkg. . . .22c Sala Dressing Green Beans jn 1r29C 29c Catsup ier .........22 | Oranges | Crackers, 2 Ib. box . .21c 2 doz. 39¢ |: HAMBURGER &"4 CHCNG ; | Veal Stew i 29c Per Lb. Beef Ribs, 2 Ibs. .. . .27c 29c Pork Leg Roast, Ib. 28¢ Hens, Ib. ....24¢ Free Delivery - - Wagon Number 943 MARCOVITZ Peas,.garden run Early June, No. 2 tin, 2 for Y 25¢ Wisconsin Cream MEAT DEPARTMENT Fancy Veal Shoulder Roast, Ib. .... 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