The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 26, 1935, Page 3

AAA COUNCIL SEEKS ~ MORE HOGS IN 1936 Farm Bureau Federation Chief| Asks Continuation of All Control Programs Washington, Sept. 26.—(7)—Strong worded demand for {ncreased hog supplies next year came from the AAA consumers’ coungil Thursday as pleas were made for continuation of the corn-hog adjustment program next year. Don E. Montgomery, director of the consumers’ council, speaking at a hearing to determine whether. there should be a program, declared “if there is to be a corn-hog adjustment. program, it should, in the interests of the consumer, permit the supply of hog products for domestic consump- tion to increase as rapidly as is con- sistent with the purposes of the act.” “In the year 1935-36, it should per- mit hog production to increase at Jeast as rapidly as it would increase if were no adjustment pro- eram....” Edward A, O’Neal, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, ‘urged continuation of all adjustment ‘Brograms, O'Neal declared that through the adjustment programs, agriculture is doing exactly what industry has done for itself. He said from 1929 to the spring of 1933, farm prices dropped 63 per cent because farm production was reduced only 6 per cent. During this same period, he added, produc- tion in farm implements factories dropped 80 per cent and the prices of farm implements declined only 6 per cent. Hampton ‘i By ELIZABETH KOPPY i e o Mr. and Mrs. Steve Koppy and daughter Elizabeth motored to Lin- ton Friday afternoon. The latter had dental work done. Miss Hilda Schiermeister, who eaches school in the Livona vicinity, spent the week-end at the Godfrey Grenz home. Dinner guests at the Steve Koppy home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. ‘Carl Rebenitsch of Linton. Arthur Job, who is attending high school in Linton, spent the week-end at his home here in Hampton. Portrait of a cook who was ALMOST FIRED \'M GETTING TIRED OF NORAS COOKING "LL HAVE TO LOOK | WEATHER FORECAST For Bismarck and vicinity: Fair tonight and Friday; killing frost to- night; Real tem- perature Friday. For North Da- kota: Fair tonight and Friday; kill- ing frost tonight; a ing temperature lay. For South Da- 4 kota: Generally fair tonight and Friday; heavy to killing frost to- alee By ing tem- perature lay. For Montana: Fair tonight, cold- er southeast portion; Friday fair, ris- ing temperature. Frost tonight, freezing temperature east of Divide. For Minnesota: Fair ht and Friday; cooler in east and south to- Cardinal’s Blessing Is Given Huge Throng -)HE BISMARCF TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER - | 6-12, Standing in his car to bestow his blessing on the thousands. who viewed the procession, Patrick Cardinal Hayes, archbishop of New York, is shown above as he neared St. John’s cathedral for the liturgical reception that’ opened the Eucharistic Congress in Cleve- land. Imposing in his scarlet cassock, white surplice, scarlet cape, and red hat, he waved and smiled and frequently doffed his Hat, as he rode between the lines of watchers. During the’ World \War, soldiers would shovel the gas out of the trenches after a heavier-than-air gas attack. An.ordinary shovel with can- vas flaps on three sides was used. An-auto trip across the United States from Jersey City to Oakland Fire Prevention Week Given Support by FHA Civic, business and industrial groups throughout the state have followed the lead taken by State Di- rector W. Ray Reichert of the FHA in plans to participate in the observation of National Fire Prevention week, Oct. Reichert stated that his office would cooperate with State Fire Mar- shal J. H. McCay in the observance. “Through any accredited private financial institution, loans may be obtained for repair or alteration that will materially sefeguard property from fire dangers,” he said. Included in the plans of state cit- jes are’ observance programs, parades, addresses and proclamations. Special cooperation is being given by civic groups in arranging the programs. . & > @ By MARTHA MUELLER Mr, and Mrs. John Hart took their daughter Bernadine to Wilton Satur- day to consult an eye specialist. Mrs, Edwin Jessen and son of Jamestown visited at the Clyde Har- vey home last week. Geo. Anderson, Clyde Harvey and H. J. Glanville motored to Minne- sota on a fishing trip last week. They brought back several large fish. Bertrum and Mary Jane Olson, who are attending college in Valley City, spent the week-end at their home here. Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. Laschkewitsch of Goodrich and Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Jacobson and daughter, Geraldine, were dinner guests at the John Muel- ler home Sunday. A Rally aDy program was held in the Congregational church Sunday ELETYPE BRIEFS“32 Minneapolis—Patrick J. Coleman, 66, district manager of the car service. division of the Association of Ameri- can railroads, died Thursday. Budapest—Approximately 50 dem- onstrators, shouting “down with Mus- solini and Italy!” stoned the Italian legation Thursday. St. Paul—Gov. Floyd B, Olson an- nounced Thursday there will be a special session of the state legislature late in November. Washington—The Resettlement Ad- ministration Thursday reported 350,- 720 families under rehabilitation as compared with 296,000 on the relief administration’s rehabilitation rolls on May 31. North Dakota had 9,131, afternoon. A lunch was served af- terwards in the church basement. Rev. Matteson of. Wilton preached a sermon in the evening. Mrs. O. Larson and son Tommy of Woodworth visited at the l. H. Knowles home last week. Byron Knowles is now employed in Strasburg. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson and family of Driscoll visited at the M. Lein home aby's Cold Proved best by two generations of mothers. VaPoRuBS data and specifications. was made in 86 hours and 20 minutes elapsed time. Is He Your Customer? constructs everything conceivable, from camps to huge dams. ‘Would you like to bid on Federal Projects? Our service bureau at Washington will be glad to cooperate with you and send you Uncle Sam is the biggest builder of the nation. He F. A. 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