The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 15, 1935, Page 7

fe ‘s “as necessary to make sure the sup- AAA T0 ALLOW WORE == 1936 WHEAT SEEDING Change Reduction From 15 to 5 Per Cent Due to This Year's Damage Washington, Aug. 15.—(#)—Jam-} ming the brakes on its crop reduc-| tion program, the AAA sent word to} wheat contract signers Thursday that they may plant some 5,200,000 more acres of wheat in 1936 than originally changing the wheat acreage reduction for next year to 5 per cent instead of 15, was described ply of the grain is adequate. The reduction will be made from approximately 52,000,000 acres the AAA hopes to place under contract {n its adjustment program. The changed follow a crop Yeport estimating that the 1935 har- vest will total only 608,000,000 bushels. | Heat and rust were declared to have cut the estimate to this figure from an earlier forecast of 731,000,000 bush- els. “In the light of this sharp decrease im the crop estimate,” an AAA state- ment said, “the agriculture adjust- ment administration considered that pl made to farmers participating in pro- duction control, Secretary said there would not be “much de- crease” in them as a result of the new move. ADVERSE COURT RULING NOT TO AFFECT PAYMENTS 15.—@)—Even| should the supreme court throw out the AAA administration intends to continue paying benefits to farmers. “We'll have to find some other source of revenue,” Wallace said, re- marking these might encounter more opposition than the processing taxes. He suggested increased income taxes, manufacturers’ sales tax, bond sales, |iness, showers and tariff adjustments. Benefit payments to farmers con-|{" east and south |tracting their production derive large- ly from the processing tax revenues. Fargo Musician Held On Statutory Charge 29.38) Fargo, N. D. Aug. 15.—()—Wil- tauell lam Albrant, Fargo musician, is held |day. in jail at Breckenridge, Minn., pend- |the ing a hearing Aug. 23, on a statutory hi charge for an alleged criminal assault coast ‘upon a 16-year-old girl early Monday | what following a barn dance at which he|the Ri Washington, Aug. tat layed. ‘Wallace It’s time to cast off the old summer hat and choose your early fall felt. You'll enjoy mak- ing the selection this season at Robertson’s new and enlarged millinery sec tion. Our greatly in- ereased space makes room for larger stocks of mil- linery. 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For Minnesota: and east and south portions tl — or tonight; cooler. on tana: Generally fair to- day; cooler caicene east Inc! - probable ine nora ight and Friday and! perons Friday; in east and cooler ‘in northwest cooler in northwest portion to- night; cooler Friday, except in ex- treme southeast. Lakes region. GENERAL CONDITIONS Pressure area is tered over North Dakota (Bismar temperatures were un-/ day night. Other officers named were poet the ie eets ures are also rising in| Mississippi Valley and Great pressure area peared over the north Pacific, (Kamloops 30.10) and some-! cooler weather prevails from! Mountain region westward to the tt. High- Low- last winter, will speak in the Moor- peicsei coda fst est Pet-| head city park Friday night under the Rapid City, cidy. [2106 78 ‘90, SPonsorship of the Truck Drivers Lo- a ney cal 173, MONTANA POINTS High- Low- est est Pct.! Havre, clear . 90 52 00 Helena, cldy. 80 50 00 Miles City, cldy. 10¢ 64 =.00 WEATHER AT OTHER POINTS Pet. | 68 ‘00! Des Moines, Iowa, clear 86 64 .00 Dodge City, Kans., clear 94 68 .00 Edmonton, Alb. rain .. 60 42 01 Kamloops, B. C., peldy. 64 46 32 Kansas City, Mo., clear 90 68 00 Los Angeles, Cal., cldy. 8 66 .00 Modena, Utah, rain .. 86 60 4.12 No, Platte, Neb. clear 98 68 00 Okla. City, O., clear 92 72 .00 QiiAppelic,'S, ‘peldy.! $0 50 Gt| WOW SIMPLY GRAND! Scientists have Roseburg, Ore., clear .. 78 52 .00 developed a sanitary napkin that St. Louis, Mo., cldy. .. 80 68 really its “accidents.” It’s 8. 8. Marie, Mich., clear 82 58 the new “Certain-Safe” Modess. tle, Wash. oe 64 54 " Sree Wee, cldy. 108 Os Itslonger tabs can’t pull loose from Sloux City, Iowa, clear 92 66 ihe Pa Tt can’t strike through. 8 e, ‘Wash. peldy. 4 44 such softness . . . such com- Swift Current, idy. 86 44 fort! Get a box today ... try it The Pas, Mai eee 72 58 and you'll never feel safe or satis- Winnemucca, clear 92 54 fied with any other. Winnipeg. Man., cldy. . 94 66 A deep low and high in The ck) BR Weather Report i FORECAST For Bismarck and_vicinity: cloudy tonight Friday; cooler. For North BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1995 *, Wightman Cup Team «| Drawings Are Made « | | New York, Aug. 15.—()—Although Da- /Not ranked among the official Amer- | kota: Partly clou- ican “Big Ten,” Mrs, Ethel Burkhardt west, funder east portion to- andithe British, Mrs. Arnold was picked en tte the No. 2 singles position, next to For South Da- actin mn ae Shjocal|Mass., dropped to the No, 3 post. showers after- south Portio fi da thunder extreme cific coast. has occurred in Arizona, Utah in the western Canadian Provinces.! tee the weather is generally Bismarck station barometer, inches: 27.69. Reduced to sea level, 29.38, Missouri river stage at 7 a. m., 3.6 24 hour change, -0.2 A. high ft. PRECIPITATION For Bismarck Station: Total this month ‘to date ...... Normal, this month to date Total, January ist Normal, January 1st to date .. Accumulated excess to date .... to date .... WESTERN head oN BISMARCK, cldy. Carrington cid ar m, cldy. Crosby, clear = Dickinson, Jamestown, cld; Max, cldy. Minot, Parshall, clear fanish, weak + ‘Williston, clear h- Low: | - at on Pet, (eovery ae attacks of the dis: 104 7000 eb? : 100 60 (00!. Proper care is the only known cure 97 64 .00 for the disease, Putnam said. When 99 $5 00a diseased horse is discovered, it 103. 62 00 should be placed in a narrow stall 101 57 00 and hung in a sling immediately. 0 e 20 They should be given absolutely no 101 66 00 Cxercise, Putnam said in pointing out 100 60 .00 that in cases where the horses have 99 60 .00, been driven any distance after they 102° 60 00 were taken sick, death has followed. 105 Le 00; The use of oils is also forbidden EASTERN abil stot) Oakes, Devils Leke, oy Grand Forks, Pe Hankinson, peldy. Lisbon, pele Napoleon, cidy clear . Wishek, cldy, ”. a - Low- MINNESOTA ciel Minneapolis, clear Moorhead, clear igh- Low- eat est’ Pct, | Pelting or old tire casings. 100 $$ 00} Fargo, N. D., Aug. 15.—(?)—Miles | Dunne, labor organizer and storm SOUTH DAKOTA POINTS north- cen-| =. Wienke of Moorhead, Minn., presi- Precipitation and 1543: Owen McIntyre of the Arena vi- 3.4 y Friday and Saturday at Forest Hills. | In the draw for the 13th series with the three-time American champion, Helen Jacobs. She replaces Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Fabyan of Brookline, Seven matches —five singles and| two doubles—compose the two-day series, The American forces will be going after their fifth straight cup triumph, Potato Shippers Pick ‘Wienke as President East Grand Forks, Minn., Aug. 15.— (®)—The Red River Valley Potato} Shippers’ association elected Herbert ck {dent at its annual meeting Wednes- Ole Flaat, Grand Forks, N. D., vice president; and Andrew Robbie, Cava- jlier, N. D.; Elmer Osking, Hatton, N. D; John W. Scott, Gilby, N. D.; {R. L. Douglass, East Grand Forks, and D. C. Baldwin, Moorhead, direc- tors. Immediate Care Saves | Brain Diseased Horses Estimating that at least 50 horses in Burleigh county have died from encephalomyelitis, a brain disease which paralyzes the body, County Agent Henry Putnam said Thursday the only method of saving the horses is immediate and complete rest. 55 9 cinity and H. A. Eele, who lives near Driscoll, are two farmers that have reported horses on the road to re- because it will often cause pneumonia. Horses should be protected from flies and for this purpose Putnam est Pct.:recommended a fly spray made of 68 00 fish oil, crank case oil and pine tar. 8 neal Horses found sick in the pasture | should not be moved unless they. are close to the buildings. A shade can ,be constructed and a stall built of )posts to keep the horse in proper position. Slings to support the horses weight can be made easily from old 3338) center of the truck driver strike here {s | localArnold, diminutive California tennis ® showers 'star, has been given one of the prin- | his'cipal assignments in the United ture. money Berlin —Three Brothers of Mercy were sentenced to prison for violation of the German regulatory bill HUMPHRIES IN COMA : |. East View, N. Y.—Joe Humphries’ ‘0. States’ defense of the Wightman Cup! harre} - chested voice was si Thursday as he lay in a coma. noted sports announcer is near death. was “still buying” silver. SHOT DEAD IN CAR ELETYPE tilled The U. S. STILL BUYING SILVER Avon, S. D.—Mrs. William Wray of near Avon, mother of three children, was shot and killed Wednesday when @ .22 caliber rifle was discharged ac- cidentally in the car in which she was riding. KINGSFORD SMITH TO QUIT Los Angeles.—Sir Charles Kngs- ford-Smith will retire from active fly- ing—after he makes one final ges- A flight from England to Australia, Roman laws. Catholic Washington—A compromise on the “death sentence” in the public utility was being shaped Thursday by senate conferees in a last minute effort to win agreement from house members this session UT TO WIN ERI ON VALUE ALONE/ end up ta. bfectory <i! 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