The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 8, 1935, Page 5

a HOLDS UTILITY ACT | UNCRSTTUTONAL Holding Company Law Passed by Last Congress Flayed in Decision Baltimore, Nov. 8—(?)—Tagged by 8 federal district court judge with the label of unconstitutionality, the be- leaguered federal utilities holding company act Friday appeared headed for the United States supreme court and another major test of New Deal legislation. aa decision holding the entire measure invalid on four main grounds, Judge William C. Coleman} flayed the 1935 congress for “flag- rantly exceeding its lawful power” by its enaction. The act itself, he said, ‘was “grossly arbitrary, unreasonable and capricious.” He instructed the American States Public Service company, therefore, to treat the act as “invalid and of no effect.” Trustees Fought Opinion ‘Trustees of the company had con- tended compliance with provisions of the law would make their reorgan- ization plans impossible of comple- tion. They asked for instructions and sought an opinion as to its constitu- tionality. The case now is headed toward the United States circuit court of ap- peals. .A further appeal, from the decision of that court, would send it to the supreme court. In a 96-page opinion, Judge Cole- man asserted the act “aims to regu- late virtually everything that such (utilities) companies do, intrastate as well as interstate.” Critizes Government A portion of the decision was de- voted to criticism of government charges of collusion between the trustees, Burco, Inc., and Fred Lau- tenbach, Baltimore dentist and stock- <>) Good coffee is serious business A little care in buying it Try Schilling Coffee, It’s sturdy and dependable. ‘With reasonable care it delivers a delicious cup. It’s Wings of the Morning! Schilling Coffee ‘There are two Schilling Coffees. One for percolator. One for drip. Oranges Aen Sunkist rand, size, special, 2 doz. ... 39c Lemons, fancy, large size, per doz. 33c Square Deal Early June Peas, No. 2 size, special, 3 cans for 29c Parsnips, Beets, Celery, Ferrie Rutabagas, fancy ah per Ib... 3c Philadelphia Cream Chee! eeecccccee All Phones 1400 BALTINORE JUDGE Fresh Spinach, Wax Beans, Fresh Peas, Cauliflower, Bunch Carrots, Green Peppers, Green Onions, Radishes Old Style Limburger E. A. BROWN Where Quality Counts The Sanitary Store a 122 Fifth Street All Phones 1400 To Speak Here ; o> MRS. B, C. B. TIGHE Meeting with American Association of University Women members from all parts of the state at their din- FS ner meeting at 5:30 o'clock Friday evening in the Patterson hotel Ter- race Gardens will be Mrs. Tighe of |™ Fargo, who is state president. She will report on the national convention held last summer at Los Angeles, holder in the Public Service com- Pany. Judge Coleman termed the collu- sion accusal “not only baseless but unworthy of any representative of any branch of our government... .” Following announcement of the de- cision, late yesterday, stocks reacted sharply. In San Francisco, the three- hour time differential resulted in sales likened to the 1929 bull mar- ket, and forced utility holding com- apnies up $1 to $3 a share. Bible Conference to Open at 2:30 Sunday The public. is invited to join in a Bible tonference which will be con- ducted at the First Lutheran church, beginning at 2:30 o'clock Sunday af- ternoon, Nov. 10, and continuing through Thursday, according to Rev. G. Adolph Johns, pastor. The re- mainder of the meetings will be held at 8 p. m. “Witnesses of Jesus” has been se- lected as the general theme. It will be presented under the following sub-topics: “Must Be Disciples of for Righteousness Sake” and “Must Bring the Gospel to Others.” These studies are based upon the first eight chapters of the Book of Acts. : Special music will be presented at all of the meetings by the choir, small groups and soloists. Green Apopinted to Resettlement Post Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 8.—(?)—State Senator E. E. Greene of Jamestown, N. D,, has been appointed manager of community cooperatives in the states of North and South Dakota, Nebraska and Kansas, Cal A. Ward, regional director of federal rural re- settlement, announced Friday. Senator Green, secretary of the North Dakota Farmers Union for the last eight years with headquarters at Jamestown, will head this branch of the resettlement work in region seven, Ward announced. “The posts he has held have given him a wide acquaintance with farmers and farm tions, Agricultural college heads and leaders in the field of agriculture generally,” Ward said. The blow-fly requires less than a day to develop within the egg. Table Queen Squash, fey., 6 Ibs. 25c Perrine Dill Pickles, fancy quality, 2 5 Cc Sweet Potatoes, Parsley, Fancy Domestic Swiss Cheese, special, © High Price of Hogs Raises Serum Value Washington, Nov. 8—(P)—High hog prices are bringing complaints even from farmers because the price of anti-cholera serums, made prin- cipally from little pigs, has advanced. Representative Guy M. Gillette of Cherokee, Ia., asked the farm admin- istration to conduct a public hearing on the situation, particularly in con- nection with efforts of the serum in- dustry to obtain a miirketing agree- ment. ‘The proposed agreement, author- ized under recently enacted AAA amendments, was at a standstill meanwhile awaiting a decision of Comptroller General. J, R. McCarl, whether necessary federal funds are, available. Attention Is Called To Education Week North Dakota schools are now in “process of new development and ex- pansion after a trying period of com- Parative inactivity,” Governor Wel- ford declared American education week starting londay, “Education is the foundation on which our nation has been built, ed- ucation which is constantly develop- .|ing, changing, growing to meet new demands of a new life, and new prob- Jems,” the governor said in his proc- lJamation calling attention to the week of Nov. 11 to 17. “During this period I urge you THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1935 ‘Jespecially to visit schools, ac- quaint yourselves with the work done these and the efforts which are being made to trains our boys and girls for better citizenship, higher ideals, better health, a broader development and richer, fuller lives.” Colorado Secretary Faces Impeachment Denver, Colo, Nov. 8.--()—Formal charges of impeachment against James H. Carr, secretary of state, were drafted Friday by a commitete from the Colorado house of representa- tives which Thursday night shattered state precedent to impeach the 35- year-old official. Carr, head of the state liquor li- censing department, was accused of malfeasance of office as the result of charges brought out in an investiga- tion. Fraternities Pledge Four North Dakotans Minneapolis, Minn., Nov 8—(?)— Four North Dakotans were last night to University of Minnesota fraternities. Sigma Chi pledged Wil- liam Wooledge, Fargo; Sigma Alpha Mu, Herschel Lashkowitz, Fargo, Phi Kappa Psi, Winfred Lee, Minot, and Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Frank Ray, Dickinson. Benjamin Franklin's name must be mentioned in any complete history of American literature, politics, eco- nomics, journalism, education, di- plomacy, philanthropy, or philosophy. Open Evenings. APPLES Jonathans 20 pound box Chase and Sanborn Lb. Pkg. 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