The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 26, 1935, Page 8

& HUGE RIVER CONTROL, PROGRAM OUTLINED FOR THREE STATE Enabling Legislation to Create Authority Will Be Sought. in Northwest &t. Paul, Nov. 26.—(4)—A huge con- trol program over the Red River Val- ley streams, with an eventual expen- diture of perhaps $100,000,000, loomed as a future likelihood Tuesday be- tween three states. Authorities of Minnesota and North and South Dakota, acting on the con- nected valley problems of water con- versation, flood control, sewage dis- posal, and recreation development, got ready for the next step in a co- operative project. The three states will seek to set up enabling legislation for creation of a tri-state authority, In some respects similar to the Tennessee valley au-; thority. This would govern the Red, river basin and associated projects. To Form Committee To work out projects, legal experts of Minnesota, North and South Da- kota will be invited to sit on a com- | mittee authorized to work with state planning boards, engineering depart- ments and other agencies. Eventually, the valley program, L. P Zimmerman, Minnesota relief ad- ministrator, and ‘engineers estimated, may run to upwards of $100,000,000— at least far in excess of $50,000,000. The conference -here also urged the national emergency council for a state relief “cabinet” setup to speed water projects. Heads of relief agencies in the three states would comprise the cabinets, proposed by M. O. Ryan, Bismarck, executive secretary of the North Dakota planning board. 9 Projects Mentioned + Nine projects in particular were! immediatey action through such cabinets. These were ‘the Bois de Sioux-Traverse, Red Lake j river, Clearwater river, Roseau river, Ottertail river, Buffalo river in Min- nesota and the Sheyenne and Red rivers -and two dams at Fargo in mentioned - for North Dakota. The conferees appointed E. ‘Thomas, North Dakota state engineer, ! ‘and... V. Willard, Minnesota con- servation commissioner, to head a, scientific investigation of the Red; River valley for a basis to the ssi contemplated projects. Emch’s Relief Duties Are Doubled in Sioux) Glenn Emch has resigned as FERA | administrator in Sioux county to be- come resettlement county supervisor, but is continuing to act in executive! capacity for the direct relief organi- zation, Miss Pearl Salsberry, director | of FERA field work, announced Tues- day. Luella Furcht, Fargo, will continue in her capacity of FERA county home visitor, Miss Salsberry said, and will assist in administrative duties. No one has been named as FERA administrator’in the - county. Al- though Emch has severed his official connection with FERA, he is continu- ing to act in Joint executive capacity, Miss Salsberry said. CUMMINGS MAN ROBBED Fargo, N. D., Nov, 26. — (P) — Sig Westvold of Cummings, N. D., report- ed to Fargo police Tuesday he had been robbed of $42 and thrown out of an automobile by two men with whom he had ridden to Fargo from a Dil- worth dance hall. quality. Pound 19¢ LETTUCE fresh California lettuce. 2 Heads 13c Artichokes, Brussels Sprouts, Rhubarb, Radishes, Beets, PINEAPPLE DATES PUMPKIN Walnut Meats ERY IP T. | Prices Effective Tuesday Afternoon and Wednesday CRANBERRIES Large ripe late Howes, Fancy Medium size heads of crisp, CELERY Fancy creamery, parchment wrapped. Fresh and Crisp California. "Si" Each 9c Pound 34c Oregon ‘im Each 13¢ BREAD Fresh baked by local bakeries, all varieties. Peas — all at the usual Piggly-Wissly me Large No, 244 cans. Libby’s fancy center slices or crushed. For your date loaf or pudding. Large Ne. 2% cans, Our Family solid Our Family solid pack ple pumpkin. Pieces and halves ef new crop nuts, ! Lincoln Elisworth and@ route of his Antarctic fight New York, Nov. 26.—()—The whereabouts of Lincoln Ellsworth and his pilot, Herbert Hollick-Kenyon, who left Dundee island early Saturday to fly across the Antarctic continent, remained a Tuesday. Their last wirelessed report to their base ship, the Wyatt Earp, was at 10:48 a. m. (EST) Saturday, A message from the Wyatt Earp to the New York Times and the North American Newspaper Alliance, said, however, that members of the expedition believed Ellsworth and his pilot were safely encamped at the Bay of Whales, former base of Admiral Richard E. Byrd. Members of the expedition at the base ship expressed belief the radio sending set on Elisworth’s plane had failed. SNYDER WILE DIRECT {LARGEST PIECE OF LEGIONS CARNIVAL, ‘Heavyweight Dancing Fool’ to Be Master of Ceremonies at Show Here Cooled After Almost Year in Oven In the person of Glyde Snyder, who will be master of ceremonies at the American Legion's “A Night at Monte Carlo,” annual carnival and show scheduled for the World War Me- morial building from Dec. 4 to-7, inclusive, the lo- cal veterans will present one of the biggest figures in American show- dom. Glass works. nealing oven. weighs 240 pounds Snyder and is famous throughout the Northwest for his spontaneous wit and originality and his ability to keep a show moving at top speed. Despite his weight, Snyder is known jas an agile dancer and some of his billings refer to him as the “heavy- weight dancing fool.” He also has a pleasing singing voice. CORN CHIEF NAMED Washington, Nov. 26.—(%)—The farm administration announced today ‘the . appointment of William Mc- Arthur, Mason City, Iowa, as senior administrative officer to direct the corn loan program in the Dakotas, Minnesota and Wisconsin. days ago. of glass throughout. ogy at Pasadena. newspapermen, Cutters Answer Call San Pedro, Calif, Nov. 25 TO GET DEGREES Valley City, N. D., Nov. 26.—(P)— Twenty-five students will receive de- grees and standard certificates at commencement exercises at the State Teachers’ college here Wednesday. The winter quarter opens Dec, 2. ported position. CARROTS Bunch 5¢ Large bunches of sweet, tender green tops. GRAPEFRUIT 6 for 19¢ Medium size Texas Marsh Seedless. —_—<— TANGERINES Doz. 25¢ Large size fancy Florida Tangerines. SWEET POTATOES, 3 Lbs. 17¢ Fancy, clean Oklahoma sweets. Uniform size for baking. BUTTER Endive, Teenlens Parsley, Loaf 12¢ NASH COFFEE Each 19¢ Try Nash, it’s toasted for fia- vor and aroma, Pound 29¢ 12 Lb. Pkg. 18¢ Each 10¢ PICKLED PEARS No. 3% tins. gay salads, Each 24¢ ats 4 Ib, pkg, 28¢ URCHASE W/11\1 GLASS 1S FINISHED 200-Inch Telescope Mirror Is Corning, N. Y., Nov. 26.—(#)—The successful finish of the world’s largest piece of glass, the 200-inch mirror or “eye” of the world’s largest telescope. was revealed Tuesday at the Corning AT SS ‘This huge telescope: mirror was poured Dec. 2 last year and has been cooling ever since in a great iron an- Crawling on their hands and knees, two scientists of the glass works, Dr. J. C. Hostetter, director of develop- ment and research, and Dr. George The performer|V. McCauley, physicist in charge of disc making, entered the oven a few They crawled over the surface of the now barely warm mirror and found an apparently perfect-looking piece The mirror is ready to be taken out of the oven and packed for shipment to the California Institute.of Technol- The removal will be delayed a week or two until a date can be set for photographers and scientists to be present at the event. From Sinking Whaler 26.—()— ‘The Whaler, California, with 40 men aboard, reported Tuesday it was sink- ing near Santa Barbara island, 40 miles off the southern California coast. Coast guard cutters Itasca and Hermes were sent to the whaler’s re- WOOD APPEALS FOR | CLERICAL HELP T0|* SPEED RRA SETUPS Asks Civic Organizations for Cooperation in Inaugurat- ing Relief Program | Howard Wood, state resettlement director, Tuesday appealed to county civic organizations to ald in transfer of farm family relief cases from A. Wood's appeal was carried to the counties by eight district supervisors of resettlement administration, fol- lowing a conference on problems fac- ing the organization. Wood said the “chief difficulty fac- ing county supervisors is that relief|- cages are not clearing quickly enough through the central application bu- tion.” Braddock to Swap American Exports of reau, to the resettlement administra- | &°vernment figures Tuesday disclosed __.HE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1935 ws With Louis “Tos Angeles, Nov. 26.—(%)—A | promise to swap punches with Joe Louls—and “perhaps punch him harder than he expects,” came Tuesday from James J. Braddock, heavyweight champion of the world. The title holder said he had figured out a plan of attack to cope with the Brown Bomber when they meet. “Louis is not much of a body puncher, and his best blow is a left hook to the head. True, things go wrong in a fight. If Louis proves different from what I expect, I will have to be re- sourceful enough to cope with him. “And besides,” he added, have quite’a sock myself.” “y Farm Products Fall Washington, Nov. 26.—(?)—New Clerical staffs of present size are swamped beneath the task of trans- fering the 13,438 relief cases from re- lief rolls to resettlement, he said. Face Tremendous Load “Should these clerical staffs be suddenly expanded to clear the relief cases to us within the next week or 10 days, or the next month, then we in turn will be burdened with a load which will be impossible for us to handle with present staffs in the field,” Wood explained. Budget of the resettlement admin- istration is “insufficient to defray costs of any such expansion of cleri- cal staffs in the field,” he said. “It would take twice our budget to pay for clerical help in the country, if we | were to attempt such a temoprary | expansion.” Need Clerical Help | Faced with these twin difficulties, Wood asked civic organizations to survey their communities “to see if they cannot provide us with. addi- tional clerical help to aid us to clear these transfers. They will be aiding their own communities at the same time.” Wood pointed out that until the transfers could be completed “our farm plan programs must of neces- sity be held up.” Cranberries Mince Meat Heinz moist, '20c 1-Ib, tin ., full fla’ Minneopa, Mixed Vegetables} Libby's fancy, for Ko rin -... LDC 2 for 223 Seventh St. 9:30 and 11:00 A. M. Pre-Thanksgiving Specials Eatmor, large, Salad Dressing 16-02. jar .. Sweet Potatoes .. . 5 Ibs. 19c Pumpkin Minneopa No. 214 tins, 23) 5. RICHHOLT GROCERY priiven @jthat American Seipoile. ot of farm pro- ducts Picstatae to decline in Oe ‘October as measured against October, 1934, while at the same time imports were @ |increasing. First 10 months of 1935 showed réduced exports and increased imports generally as compared with tfie corresponding period of 1034. Commerce department statistics showed that of a number of Selected items only barley, oats and raw cot- ton registered export gains last month as compared with October, 1934. Imports of wheat rose from 4,342,229 bushels in September, 1935, to 6,582,671 in October. 2,334,873 in October last year. This compared with Modern physicians say that buzzards bring in enough disease to offset the good that they do in cleaning carrion Oe eS ca mnitancaiaene streets of small Mexican towns. THANKSGIVING TURKEY DINNER with all the trimmings in the Main Dining Room Lewis & Clark Coffee Shep Mandan The | vored .. per lb. 2c Olives Mon iar... OTC 19¢ Oysters oer Cove Phone 631 Geo. C. eid 2:30 and 4:30 P. M. 710 J] TURKEYS TKayer Ex. fey., Ib. 38¢ Choice, Ib. 30c | oe tna”... We Sweet Potatoes, 5 Ibs. Cranberries, per Ib. . Free Delivery Lutefisk - - Oysters | =~ DICKS Meats - - - Groceries SEE OUR IGA AD quart jar ...... Chocolates ; Mincemeat, 18K, 1-Ib. box, 9- Basics AOI) sicce seca 47c prea. 19¢c Swansdown Pumpkin Cake Flour... . 28c 18K, No. 2% Tomato Juice, cans, 2 for ..... 23 Cc 2 large cans .... 23c See Our IGA Adv. Salad Dressing, See Our Selection of Candy and Nuts Phone 1506 1507 Fresh Dressed Ducks, Ib. 23¢ Chickens . .24c ter Slices” No. 2% tins Crushed same fancy quality as the sliced Each 22c 3 for 59 5 il Asparagus White, picnic size tin (8 for 49c) ....eeeee Makes Any Meat Taste Better 14-0z. bottles Oranges (Med. Ige., 2 doz. 33c), small juice, 2 doz........ 29c Lettuce Fancy, crisp, mediom, 2 for .. DATES, 1%-lb. pkg. . 19¢ pass 14S pee, 33c TURKEYS Fancy Young, 7 to 17 pounds, per Ib... fone JaUnAne 23¢ “Just the Cen- WO Zu 35¢_ FRESHEST FRUITS AND VEGETABLES From Spain's Finest Orchards. et Bee Plum Puddings 14-02. tin 33c 5i4-on, tin . Ripe Olives California’s Finest, Med. size, No, 1 tin... 19c Large size, 2 13c buffet tin Nolin .. 23c Sweet Potatoes heat and serve, ige tin LOC iy CUSTARD PUMPKIN large tin i fer 270), LOC Grapefruit Texas Seediess, Medium size, 6 for...... Asparagus, Avocadoes, Beets, Cucumbers, Shallots, Green Peas, Spinach, Radishes, Tur- nips, Broccoli, Egg Plant, Endive, Brussels Sprouts, Artichokes, Carrots Crisp, tender, 2 bunches RAISINS, 2-Ib. pkg. MINCE Libby’s bulk, 23c TURKEYS AND POULTRY—Extra Fine Selections 30c035e | pogiea fi '16c COTTAGE CHEESE, pound _GUSSNER’S =i Dill Pickles Firm, Crisp, No, 2% size tin............. * ful CHIL] SAUCE 14 oz. Bottle 26c PORE F ROAST 3 for 26¢ 6 for 43c Makes » Economy Meo/s More Appetizing Grapes desig Emperors, .19¢ ubarb, Mushrooms. .23¢ _33c .10c oe att Se Just Phone bol Jello, all flavors, Arcadia Novelty Pickled Hee rat sss 25c wrap, 1 te loat -. SOC SPOHN’S and Customers 25c | large juley, WE DELIVER Thanksgiving Greetings to Our Friends Tomato Juice, Crackers, 2 Ib. pkg. 1 8c Blue Goose Oranges, Libby’s Fancy Moist Mincemeat, Mitekaews, 9 per Ib. ........ .. 26¢ % Ib, cello bag .... JC | Navy Beans, hand 14 euaidswn picked, 3 Ibs, .... £&C Cake Flour ...... 28c Sweet Spuds, | 5c vite Pineapple Juice, — 23 — —- lo. 2 cans, ates, cello wrap., 2 cans for ...... 9cli 1%, bb. mg. TLC I Seca eee Lettuce, Celery, be te Rutabagas, Radishes, Carrots, Fancy ial Hel jpuds Ice Cream Sherbet ‘rozen Strawberries - Scott’s 311 Seventh St. Grocery Free Delivery Phone 816 Turkeys, tb. .....28¢ =D Chickens s-. tb. 25¢ Pumpkin, Red & White, 1 5 c Choc. Mix Cookies, No. 24% can ....eeeeee per Ib. ...... rise We Uap iabiamereye, ||) [hyeseniaeay Baia 10c Lettuce, Celery, Tomatves, Radishes, Sweet Potatoes, Rutabagas, Cranberries, Grapes, Oranges, Grapefruit, Bananas, etc. Also All Other Specials on Our Nov. 22 to 27th Sale. RED OWL Tuesday and Wednesday | THANKSGIVING SPECIALS CRANBERRIES __._.__Pound 19¢ Fancy Red Quality HEAD LETTUCE _.___2 for 15¢ Crisp - - Fresh - - Selid Celery screw 2for19c Grapes iano = Lbs. 19¢ Radishes "sc 2Behs. 9c SWEET POTATOES __.5 Lhs. 25¢ APPLES 6 Lbs, 29¢ ‘SPECIAL THANKSGIVING VALUES IN THE BIG 5-DAY FOOD SALE COFFEE ==3-~ ASe MISSION - SEEDLESS RAISINS & 14¢<27¢ DATES === 2001¢ ‘THE DIGESTIBLE SHOR: 3261 ams TOMATOES PEAS Full Stenderd Quelity OLD TIME MIXED au + um 408 PEANUT BRITTLE = wer » 2m 93 CHOCOLATES so. 9m Qe EMERALD WALNUTS came. 198 GEORGIA PECANS treme 0 956 MXED NUTS _-_ ASAE = 19