The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 23, 1935, Page 5

HOOVER'S WORDS ON EXECUTIVE POWERS RECALLED BY DURFY Senator Challenges GOP Critics to State What They Would Have Done Milwaukee, Wis. Aug. 23.—(P)— ‘Herbert Hoover’s own words were re- called Friday by an administration spokesman to refute the former pres- ident’s recent assertion that Roose- veltian policies of the last two years had “trampled upon” the “primary liberties of the people.” In the first reply of a Democratic leader to Hoover's recent denuncia- tion of the New Deal, Senator Duffy, of Wisconsin, told delegates to the second national young Democratic convention that New Deal policies were mild in comparison with those advocated by Hoover in time of emergency. Reading from Hoover's testimony before the house military affairs com- mittee in 1924, when a bill concern- {ng war policies was under consider- ation, Duffy quoted Hoover as having Baid: “I would also suggest that from a “ Jegal point of view a. general clause ‘Are you serving a MINUS MEAL? 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One for drip. ‘should be added giving blanket au- thority to the president to fix prices, wages, transportation charges, com- pensations, embargoes on imports and exports.” Hoover, he said, always “regarded the depression as a war,” and pro- nounced the economic situation as “a greater crisis than war” in his 1932 campaign for re-election.’ Duffy challenged Republican critics jof the New Deal to state what they would have done and to say which of the “major legislative acts of the administration” they would erase eae the statute books. DISEASE KILLS 257 Tokyo, Aug. 23.—(?)—The death toll in an epidemic of sleeping sickness reached 257 in the central provinces Friday. 10 DIE IN JAPAN FLOOD Tokyo, Aug. 23.—()—Floods similar | Briday struck the northern provinces of Aomori and Akita following tor- rential rains. Ten were reported drowned and many are missing. |to the disastrous series of last summer , MANUFACTURES IN STATE DECLINING Increased Processing of Raw Farm Products ts Stab- ilization Need Dickinson, N. D., Aug. 23.—(P}— North Dakota manufactures account for only $7.60 out of every $100 in to- jtal state revenue, according to a re- port being prepared by the industrial development committee of the state planning board, headed by J. P. Cain, Dickinson. This sum has grad- ‘ually slipped from a flat $8 in 1921. “Increased processing of raw agri- |cultural products, and manufacturing jot staple commodities, must occur | before the business life of North Da- kota is stabilized,” Cain stated. “In ( 223 Seventh St. Butter, per Ib. Oranges (288 size) Honey, 11, jar Wheat Krispies, BIE occ sie 25c (1 pkg. Pep Bran Free) Red Kidney Beans, 2 No. 2 cams .......... 25c NOW GIVEN WITH NASH’S TOASTED COFFEE RICHHOLT GROCERY ‘sr Oxydol, regular size Princess Patt Coffee FREE SILVERWARE Geo. C. Myers, Prop. 1 Wb. jar .. 3 Ib. jar Tomatoes, Peanut Butter, quart jar ........50555 Franco-American Spaghetti, 3 cans a THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1935 5 spite of the fact that we have seen our manufactures decline in the past 14 years, however, we have declined far less than all areas in the United States, aside from Atlantic and Pa- cific seacoast areas,” Opportunities Listed Processing and manufacturing fields which would seem to offer fur- ther opportunity for industrial growth in North Dakota include packing, canning, tanneries, milling, beet sugar production, creameries, and clay and coal production, Cain’s committee reports. Other fields which may offer promise and which are being investigated further, in- clude sodium sulphate, lignite bri- quetting, gold mining, and ceramics manufacture. The planning board report states that increased sales of general mer- chandise throughout the United States for the first six months of 1935 totaled 7.3 per cent by volume, and 49 per cent in cash, more than for a corresponding period a year ago. As compared with this national av2rage, North Dakota purchases to- taled 10.4 per cent greater. Living standards in Noth Dakota are higher than in many other parts 104 Main TOE. cevcs large box 1] 9 Cc Tomatoes, new crop, No. 2 can, 23 Cc Macaroni, 2 1b. box ...... Rolled Oats, le or Grapefruit juice, 94, oz. WANs Sra cuir 9 c PAL’S== CASH GROCERY We have complete line of “Dakota Maid” Flour Whole Wheat Puff, 4 oz., 2 for 1 9 Cc (Made in Harvey, N. D.) Patronize your State Products Sweet Corn, 2 3 c No. 2 can, 2 for. Catsup, 8 oz. bottle ...... 9 . Milk, tall eee 6c Butter, POE We 5s 26c ot La Saad bee the bureau of | tricity than were consumers in any|North Dakota is indicated,” Cain foreign and domestic commerce finds.| other west north central city sur- F Cites Fargo Survey veyed by the bureau. This income|S#d, “by the U. 8. bureau of agricul- In Fargo, ot instance, ae a) group was found to comprise 21 per|tural economics, which estimates a survey was made, consumers earning] cent of Fargo's population, the com- from $1,000 to $1,500 annually were| mittee report states. coen isebin, tothe Ob 0, (ov cu eee found to possess more central heating! “Increased buying power through-|1935, as compared with $6,387,000,000 systems, bath facilities, gas and elec-|out the agricultural sections like|for 1934.” P. & T. FOOD STORE Under New Management—Joe Smith, Proprietor 105 Fifth Street Free Delivery. 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