The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 27, 1935, Page 6

Vast Creation Along Lines of TVA Would Embrace Half of United States Wi » Dec, 27.—(7)—Senator Norris (Rep., Neb.), father of the Ten- nessee Valley Authority act and other new. atari in government, will soon fer congress a proposal vaster than all the rest. ae He said Friday he would introduce at the coming session a bill for a Mississippi Valley Authority — along the lines of the TVA. i than helf the continental United { States. Its territory would include all the broad plain between the Allegheny foothills and the western continental | divide. | 7 es It would reach from the rivulets that | ‘T» ~ teed the Mississippi from near the! caicee a to the delta where luge river pours into the Gulf of Le pot e Gulf of | | In this far-flung area, only the| ‘Tennessee valley, which has its own} TVA, would be omitted from the plan | ti for developing the great watershed. | : Norris said it was an expansion of | his former plan for a Missouri Valley aed e TVA is would be managed by a! three-man - directorate. ‘The cost. is not stated. ONLY ONE ATTORNEY CAN ASK FOR MERCY | New Jersey Court of Pardons May Fix Date for Appeal on Monday Trenton, N. J., Dec. 27.—(}—Bruno Richard Hauptmann’s three attorneys were confronted Friday with the pro- blem of which should present his plea for clemency to New Jersey's court of pardons, The court's rules provide that “only | lo. one counsel will be heard in support fo of any application and only one coun- tk sel in opposition thereto.” C. Lloyd Fisher, recognized as chief ‘Wh. counsel for the man convicted of the at Lindbergh baby slaying, has not had the experience before the pardons n {court of either of his colleagues, Eg- bert Rosecrans and Judge Frederick hethy” Pope. Ir The spokesman for the state prob- 8, | ag A will be Attorney General David * “7. Wilentz. je shc The court will convene Monday to furesider temporary release of another : ‘ate of state prison to testify in a bt erder trial. y tc that time the court may fix a 4 « for hearing Hauptmann’s appeal. | Soull y vuigilermaker Relents; y Ar Will Sell Products| Boston, Dec. 27.—(7)}—A Boston manufacturer of boiler parts capi- tulated Friday and agreed to sell his Products to the government for the ‘Quoddy tidal power project in Maine, after refusing since October because | ‘Quoddy, he said, was “a ludicrous) * and asinine idea.” \ ‘The manufacturer, George Stetson, | who believed the project would be in} competition with private companies, | Ylelded to the plea of a contractor} 5 wi contract for Quoddy work Stetson’s products. itetson refused to accept any profit the sale, however, explaining in a to the contractor he was giving ®@ 20 per cent discount, which would ‘wipe out the profit margin for his) company. Dr. Petzoldt to Talk | At Baptist Services Dr. W. A. Petzoldt, superintendent | - -of mission work among the Crow In- | dians of Montana and a_ veteran ‘worker in his field, will be guest Speaker at the First Baptist church ‘The interested public is in- vited. Dr. Petzoldt is recognized as an authority on Indian lore and tradi- tion and is pastor of the Chivers Me- Watching prices tumble to a point below their pre-NRA level, the com- last week warned the operat- to fix their prices at the meeting Friday or have them fixed by: the commission under an “emer- clause in the Guffey act. Junior Chambers to Meet in Devils Lake president of the North Dako- 4 m of Junior Chambers of It would embrace considerably more ~ AS BRUNO’S ENVOY). ‘at the nati "ae Silver Beaver % SUPT. H. 0. SAXVIK ‘SAXVIK TO RECEIVE BOY SCOUT AWARD Schatz, Karasiewicz and Kraft to Be Feted at Court of Honor . chairman of the Missouri Valley Area council organ- ization committee; Scoutmasters Charles Schatz and John Karasiewicz of the Lions and American Legion troops, respectively, and Warren Kraft of the Elks troop will receive special honors at the Boy Scout court of honor which World War Memo: night. Superintendent Saxvik will be pre- sented with a Silver Beaver award for outstanding ser i council during th Scouting and nouncement of the aw: ‘d_was made 1 council meeting held Presentation will be made a) ison, ad of the Bis- tem since 1922 affiliated ently. marck public schoo! and has been {with the 1 ,; ganization in 1 @ member of the also has had an important role in the development of the Trinity Lutheran Men's club troop No. 5. Schatz and Karasiew Presentations will be made by Ed Klein and Milton Rue, heads of the respective sponsoring organizations, Schatz was active in scouting at Far; before he came here while Karasie' served for five ye and one year a: of the Legion troop. The Eagle Scout award, highest Boy Scout honor, will be given to ‘| Warren Kraft in a special rose cere- mony. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Kraft, 602 Thayer Ave. W. Both parents and all Bismarck Eagle Scouts will participate in the presen- tation. Roosevelt. Studying Commodity Markets Washington, Dec. 27.— () —Presi- dent Roosevelt is giving his attention to what he terms certain bad prac- ,| tices on the commodity exchanges. He made this known in reply to a press conference question Friday but declined to commit himself on the possibility of legislation affecting tie commodity markets. Asked whether he favored regula- tion of the commodity exchanges sim- ilar to the regulation of the stock exchanges, the president replied that the question was too broad. BAN ORE SHIPMENT Dec. WORKS ON 8TH BIRTHDAY Famous College B: Pictured above is the Concordia College band, one of the most famous At the left is Prof. J. A. band an international reputation. | 8 p. m. next Sunday at the Trinity THE BISMARCK and and Its Leader | musical organizations in the northwest. Holvik, director and instructor, whose leadership has won for the TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1985 ‘The band will play a concert at Lutheran church under the spon- | ship of the church Men’s club. NO DEVELOPMENTS IN PROBE OF KILLING Attorney General Aids Gather- ing of Evidence in Haga Murder Case No new developments of a “start- ling” nature have been uncovered in |the Investigation of the killing of |John Haga, East Fairview farmer, T. A. Thompson, state assistant attorney | Seneral, said Friday. ; Thompson, assigned as special as- ‘sistant to State's Attorney W. A. Ja- over Christmas, prepared to leave next week for Schafer to continue the invesigation. “ M’Kenzie Organizes First Hockey Team McKenzie, N. D., Dec. 27.—Organi- zation of a hockey team has been completed here with Richard Fergu- son, Richard Morgan, .Robert Coons, Eugene Struwing, Leland Scott and James Ferguson, members of the team, Entries in the Burleigh County Winter Sport's Carnival to be held Saturday, aye the McKenzie 4-H clubs in the pet parade, and Richard Morgan in the fancy skating contest. Entered in the fancy skating contest from Menoken are Stanley Robinson, Wayne Snyder and Burt Roberson, . |.—)—The announced Friday Basketball will be organized early next year, ac- cording to Ray Hemmingsgard, rec- reational director. Equipment for the various teams will be bought from the proceeds of several benefit dances, the first of which was held December 14. cobsen to aid in the investigation, said “we are simply obtaining evi- jdence to uphold the state's charges of murder.” He refused to amplify his statement, Haga was shot and killed Nov. 9 in his farm home. His wife admitted the killing, claiming she shot in self- defense, after her husband had threatened her. Her trial on first degree murder charges is set for January 6 at Scha- fer before District Judge A. J. Gronna. Thompson, absent from Bismarck; MEDINA FARMER DIES Jamestown, N. D., Dec. 27.—(P)— Dan Tracy, 56, Medina farmer, died Thursday. He leaves his widow and four children, all at home. Funeral services will be held Saturday 'morn- ing at Medina. | P & T FOOD STORE 105 5th St.-Free Delivery - Relief Orders Filled Promptly - Phone 1994 Open Evenings. Across the Street from the Patterson Hotel BUTTER <:: Lb. 34 Creamery ........-: je C BANANAS, CATSUP, 3 pounds ....... eee 19c 14 oz. boitle ........... LOC GRAPEFRUIT, HILEX, |B 80 size, 6 for ... 25c quart bottle .......... 19c |i RED GRAPES, SUGAR, per pound . 8c 10-Ib, cloth sack ....... 57c i LETTUCE, y CORN, PEAS, TOMA- IM per head ....sssesseeee 5c TOES, 2 No.2 cans .... LDC APPLES, HERSHEY'S COCOA, 1 10 pounds ....... HOS ivan llc MILK, ’ | COFFEE, Chase and (Bh per tail can ...ssseeeeees 6c Ssakers sect Ga 2 OATMEAL, BULK DATES, 18 3 pound pkg. .. 2 pounds .. SLE Cc i Logan’s “We Thank You” Next Thursday, Logan’s start their 58th year of serving Bismarck people. It is with a great deal of pleasure. We appreciate your patronage and only hope the future holds lots of good things for you. “Fruits” Oranges Grapefruit Emperor Grapes Delicious and Winesap Apples | Bananas ” “Vegetables Celery Head Lettuce Tomatoes Radishes Cauliflower New Peas Carrots New Beets ” “Grocery Department’ Crystal White Soap Sale—5 large bars and one 10c Super Suds, all for Swansdown Cake Flour, 25c 28c | per PKg. ..--.eeee Dromedary Pitted Dates, : WD DEGS. ofa cess ecnseeh oe aie Pineapple, broken slices, large can ... wa AIC Crystal White Soap Chips, two 20c pkgs. only ......... Peggy Page Chocolate Candy, Tomatoes, standards, No. 2 size, 3 for Old Monk Mammoth Olives, 10 fluid ounces ..19¢ “Meat Department” U. 8. Inspected Steer Beef Pot Roast, 4 per He; focceact-ocnses cons U. 8. Inspected Steer Beef Short POE TB, beocec cr reccccnsssussctepesnrass U. 8. Inspected Steer Beef Round Steak, OO Te ying deen 26c U. 8. Inspected Pork Loin Roast, end cuts, pA GO ES .25c ye 4 be peso bpis Per so Ae | pont oat ts bee, port advent eon, 9 Springers § Oysters § Stew Hens All Phones 211 118 Third st DELIVERIES—-:45 & 10:30; 2:20 & 4:30 Close Saturday at 8 FP. M. and volley ball teams| But It’s Generally Bad for You, Doctor Says; Other Peeves Recorded Chicago, Dec. 27.—(?)—Have you a pet peeve? Some of the nation’s best known citizens admitted Friday that some things burn them up. And they named "em. Science, in the person of Dr. Morris || Fishbein, American Medical Associa- tion Journal editor, suggested a good new year’s resolution might be “no ‘| more peeves,” because, he said: “Getting burned up raises your blood pressure, speeds up the heart and the glands and is generally bad for you.” Then in an aside the doctor con- fessed that if there’s anything he can’t tolerate it’s a dumb bidder in a bridge game, It spoils the day for.Gov. Bibb Graves of Alabama when somebody says “Gimme.” Does He Hate Spats! A South Carolina banker who pre- ferred anonymity said he disliked spats so heartily that he won’t do business with any one who wears them. “It peeves Gov. James V. Allred of Texas to have his wife give his shoes away. Overseer Wilbur Glenn Voliva of the religious community of Zion, Ill, as- serts the world is flat. You can con- tradict him with impunity on that point—but just bring up a “share the wealth” scheme in his presence. Max Baer took it in good part when Joe Louis floored him in their prize fight at New York but he can get rather sore at the whole world if his Fishbein’s Pet Peeve Is" Dumb Bridge Bidder thespian ability is doubted. Former Golf Champion Bobby Jones is an- noyed by garrulous caddies, Tantrums ensue when William Powell, movie star, finds his name on a lst of “best dressed men.” FDR Dislikes Landlubbers Persons skate.on the thin edge of President Roosevelt's affability if they try to speak in nautical ferms when they don’t know the meanings, al- though the president has. no peeve which actually arouses him. Many Republican congressmen get riled up now and then, They blame the Democrats for that. Others: Roy Chapman Andrews, Gobi des- ert explorer; Cities. “They’re danger- ous,” he complains. Once a huge icicle dropped off a New York build- ing, narrowly missed his head. Harry L. Hopkins, federal emergency relief administrator: Administration critics who harp about what they call “boondoggling.” Peter Harvey Rites Set for Saturday Rites for Peter Harvey, pioneer Burleigh county resident who died here Wednesday, will be held at-9 a. m., Saturday at St. Mary’s proca- thedral with Rev. Father Robert Fee- han in charge. The body will lie in state this evening at the Perry Fu- neral home. Burial will be made in St. Mary’s cemetery. A giant transport plane soon to be Placed in transcontinental service has @ capacity of 24 passengers by day and 16 by night, berths being made by folding the backs and bases of the seats together. We Accept Relief Orders CASH GROCERY Happy New Year, Folks — Thanks for Your Patronage in 1935 These Prices Good Through Tuesday, Dec. 31 Lettuce Milk Cheese Crisp, Solid Heads Swift’s, tall cans {| Kraft’s American Hach .....5. 5e|2 for ....... 13¢ | Per MeL ee 25 Cranberries Eggs | Crackers Pert. ......2lel] cartoneé tancy, || peed cay selected :, Celery Per doz. ..25c¢ le Ib. caddy . .18¢ Large, Bleached | -Soup = Salad Dressing | van Camp's Tomato fet New Wondermaid |3 cans ......17¢ oer Ovaltine 50c size .....29¢ Oysters | See Apples Fresh, Extra | Catsup Winesaps Standards Yolo, 14 oz. bottles oo:0;6 0 RO PURE: <.0:.<:5.0i0)0 2 for .......25¢ Phone 77 We Deliver Orders of $1.00 or More 311 Seventh St. Bisquick, with Shirley Temple glass . Corn Flakes, Red White, 2 pkgs. Soap Chips, Grapefruit, large size, 6 for .. .36c STORE ott’s Grocery Free Delivery Phone 816 Swift’s Salad Deveees. and Sandwich Sp in bridge glasses .17¢ Peanut Brittk Xmas Lig Candy, Ib. ... Macaroni BMD. DAES a 005s0 2505025 17c Swift’s Brookfield Cheese, Amer- ican, Swiss, Pimento and Old York State, % Ib. pkg. Malted Milk, 1 Ib, can ... Book Matches, 50 books in box .... Fresh Fruits and Vegetables of all kinds COFFEE, Princess Patt, 3 Ibs. 98c (Measuring Spoon Free) GINGERBREAD MIX: Dromedary, pkg. ..19¢ Dixie Mix, pkg. ....37¢ Chocolate Covered CHER- RIES, 1 Ib. box ....... 29c DILL PICKLES, Minneopa, 2No. 24% cans .. 29c SALAD DRESSING, Min- neopa, 16 oz. jar ..... 32 Oz. Jar .... DATES, Minne- opa, 1%, Ib. pkg. 19c CAKE FLOUR, Swans- down, Softasilk; pkg. 28c PINEAPPLE, Broken slices, 1] 9 c No. 2% can.... SCOTT BRAND CANNED VEGETABLES 9 Os. Cans Diced Carrots cg Per Mixed Vegetabes { Can Pork and Beans Noodles 5c Specials for Saturday, Monday and Tuesday U. S. Inspected Corn-Fed MEATS LEG LAMB 32 c 28c ROAST, per Ib. SHLDR. LAMB ROAST, per Ib. 13c 25c LETTUCE, solid, crisp, 2 heads .. 18c GRAPEFRUIT, Texas large 4 for .... LOC large, 4 for ... IGA CANNED MEAT SPREAD, 3 oz. tin, regu- lar 10c seller, 1 4 c CARROTS, green tops, 2 bunches CELERY, white, crisp, 2 bunches SPEEDY JELL, 5 pkgs. ........ 5c BANG POWDER, jumet, rysi ” 2%, Ib. box .. 19c eae cry Crystal Y , 18 02, ; pkg., 2 pkgs. for 19c DATES, Dromedary pit- “Where There’s Room to Park” WE DELIVER Phone 2040 Phone 2040 1 Butter Eggs Ps ad “Cloverdale” with eee | Pig: ..2lc| that “country fresh” ws if IGA ‘Cleanser . Per doz. .... .25¢ 2 cans - 9c Per Ib. ..... 35 Cottage Cheese 4 Hilex Per Disk crissssnsessee LOE | por ceart, *..19c¢ Carnation Milk Tall cans, 7 c Swift's Premium, per Ib. ......+- seeeeeee Bananas le er Kraut a Grapefruit Golden, ripe 0. 272 can .. ‘Texas Seedl Frankfurters Swift's Large Russets per Ib. 5c Per Ib. ......19¢) 6 for 17¢3 doz. 29¢ Phone 631 Peaches Minneopa, 23 c RICHHOLT GROCER Butter | °37c Sugar | Cloth bag, 59 c 10 Ibs, ...... No, 2% tin Macaroni and Laundry Soap | Coffee Spaghetti ee White, ates as bier eocseees 39c ote bs 19c| 3 Ib. jar .. 5 NOTICE ! ‘We now make deliveries at 9:30 and 10:30 a, m. and 2:30 and 4:30 p.m. We urgently request that you call early enough to insure delivery at the hour you desire. heehee SS SSS ies a : capt te ee per doz. » 37H pail 43¢ |3 No. 2 tins 21c Beans | Pantry Pickles | —Catsup Phere tes BSC |pat sr’.... LT Clon battes, 2 2OC Almonds 2 Ibs. 39c we ZERR’S Lb. 37c PHONE 928 Lettuce, med. size, 2 heads ........ 15¢ -15¢ Oranges, large size, doz. ..........35¢ Celery, well bleached, each ..... Bananas, firm, 3 Ibs. .............-22e .10c 20c -25c¢ Sugar, 10 Ib. bags, each ...........59¢ Kraut, Libby’s, No. 2% tin ... Peanut Butter, Milk, tall cans, 3 for ..... Catsup, fancy, large size, 2 for 25c Coffee, Par, vacuum tin, Ib. .... MARCOVITZ 1 Grocery 9 - 10:30 A. M. — Free Delivery Service — 2:30 - 4:30 P. M. Daily 24c .29c Ave. Solid Pack TOMATOES No, 214 tins, 2 for.. EGGS - No, 1 storage, for cook- ing or baking, per doz Fancy Pink SALT 5 c SALMON Plain or iodized, 2-Ib. box 1-b, tall, 2 for ...... 25c - BANANAS MIXED NUTS 5 Golden Yellow, 4 Ibs, 25c Gedney’s New Pack PRUNES SAUERKRAUT .19¢c CLIMAX FLOUR 49-Ib. bag $2.19 IN THE MEAT MARKET New crop, 3 Ibs. ...... No, 244 tins, 2 for... BEEF ROAST PORK SHOULDER Choice Oven ROAST U.S. Inspected Young Pork Lb. 12¢ Fresh Ground Beef, no cereal, \ 2 5c 2 Ibs. .... Fresh Oysters, Spring Fryers, Lamb, Fresh Fish Notice—We quote special prices on - tity meat orders and beef, hind or poo quarters, : Lb. 18¢ & 206 Boneless Rolled Roast, U.S. inspected, 1 8c tender, Ib. Spring