The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 21, 1936, Page 7

- RECMORTGAGE UNIT TO BUY SRCURITIES ONNEW N. D. HOMES Reservoir of New Capital Places Behind Builders, Reich- ert Points Out W. Ray the federal housing administration, Friday announced that the mortgage company of RFC has agreed to pur- chase FHA insured mortgages given for the construction of new homes in North Dakota. Reichert stated this arrangement will place tte whole resources of the RFC mortgage company behind the FHA’s campaign for new home con- struction. “By placing this enormous reser- voir of new capital behind the move- ment the last barrier in North Dakota has been removed,” he said. The new arrangement allows local banks to make loans for the construc- tion of new homes in this state, and if such loans are insured by the fed- eral housing administration, they can be sold to the RFC, the local bank re- taining the servicing of the loans at ® liberal commission, he stated. “Reports from lumbermen and bankers from every part of the state,” Reichert said, “indicate that 1936 will be one of the best years for residential construction in the history of the state and that by 1937, the badly un- derbuilt condition of many of our towns will be greatly alleviated. “Our difficulty has been in getting private capital into the field. This arrangement will solve the problem by giving lending institutions a sure outlet for these mortgages and assur- ing them of a large supply of capital to fill the needs of their communi- . ties.” EPIC Democrats and Administration Split San Francisco, Feb. 21.—(?)—Ap- parently rebuffed by President Roose- vent, EPIC Democrats pulled further away from the administration Friday. planning their own slate of delegates for the party convention, President Roosevelt was expected to name Fri- day his “compromise” selections California Democratic delegation, an action he was requested to take after Epics and other Democratic factions were unable to agree on a slate. Deadline Is Extended For Motor Carriers Washington, Feb. 21—(#)—The In- terstate Commerce commission Fri- day extended from March 2 to March 23 the period in which motor carriers may file schedules of rates and charges under the 1935 motor carrier act. The schedules will go into effect April 1, Only trucks and bus compan- fes operating in interstate commerce are subject to the act. For Expert Plumbing Call 0. H. HAGEN 813 Thayer Ave. Phone 589-3 We lenrned our trade where plumbing was a profession. Reichert, state director of| Congressman Seized as Police Rout Relief Rioters WNSENDITES WILL NOT SPONSOR THIRD PARTY, CHIEF AVERS But Rebellious McGroarty Says California Followers Will Go Ahead Washington, Feb. 21.—(#)—Pre- ae ire tae struck @ pace lay, prominent backers of ee aolaen old age ion pl ditt sharply on strategy. = 4 Representative McGroarty (Dem.- Calif.), author of a bill to pay pen- sions up to $200 a month, immediately retorted: “Whether he does or not, we're go- ing ahead with it.” Townsend had referred to a pro- posal to enter a delegation in the to i . To Ignore McGroarty declared here that “the Plan is to send a delegation to the Democratic national convention pledged to an effort to secure adop- tion of a plank in the national plat- form endorsing the Townsend old age Pension movement,” adding that the “Townsend people in California. would favor that movement whether Dr. Senator Borah, first to enter a pres- idential primary, claimed to have eliminated the favorite son system of Picking delegates to the national con- vention. Senator Gibson (Rep.-Vt,), however, charged that party membebs in some sections were “proceeding in the same old repudiated way” by choosing “stand-patters” for conven- tion delegates. ‘Pretty Well Eliminated’ “It would seem from developments,” Borah said Friday, “that the fraud of favorite sons has begn pretty well eliminated from the cam . Coincidentally, Senator Nye (Rep.- N. D., predicted that his state's dele- gation would be instructed to vote for Gov. Aif: M.:Landon--ef Kansas, widely discussed as a Republican possibility, was acclaimed Thursday “as the greatest governor Kansas ever had and our next president,” by.the second onal district Repub- lican convention in Kansas. The first Landon-pledged delegates to the na- tional convention were picked at Osa- Beal Landen remained sient on the quest of entering the field against Borah in Ohio. * the state, it was expected Farley would open a drive to keep Kansas in the Roosevelt column. He will speak in Topeka, broadcasting an address on “Three Years of Prosperity.” Criticism of the New Deal came Assurance society, said recovery policies have aroused apprehension. Herriot Is Supporting Franco-Soviet Treaty Paris, Feb, 21—(#)—France’s for- mer Premier Eduard Herriot lent his support Friday to ratification of the mutual assistance pact, |Franco-Soviet 5 defending the Soviet Union before the No—just food’ for quintuplets. Have you heard about their new story? It’s “The Country Doctor.” Begin it ° Monday, Feb. 24 in The Bismarck Tribune- chamber of depufles as a bulwark of European peace, The attitude of the former president of the dominant Radical Socialist party, however, contrasted sharply to that of Jacques Doriot, former leader of the French Communist party, who denounced the Soviet Union as a sub- versive force. ‘The debate on proposed ratification of the past by the chamber—the last step necessary to make it effective— Mustard gas is not affected by be- ing buried in earth, so digging in saturated area is dangerous. ( THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1936 Led by Rep. Vito Marcantonio, successor in Congress to Mayor LaGuardia of New York, 12,000 relief demonstrators battled 400 Police in Madison Square when they were denied a permit to par- ade. Scores were hurt by flail- ing clubs and fists before the out- numbered policemen got the sit- uation in hand, One of the dem- onstrators who went down in the struggle is pictured at left trying to rise. Marcantonio (right) looks little the worse for wear as he leaves the police station, freed only a few hours after his atrest with eight others. James Day Is Charged With Murdering Loeb Joliet, Iil., Feb. 21.—()—James Day, inmate of Stateville prison, was charged with murdering Richard Loeb, fellow prisoner convicted of the Bobby Franks killing, in an indictment re- turned Friday before Circuit Judge Edwin L, Wilson. Loeb was slashed to death on Jan. 28, during a fight in ® prison wash room which Day said Loeb called his “private bath.” The indictment was returned as a result of a grand jury investigation which got under way Feb. 17, the ‘Woodrow Wilson used 6221 words|5#Me day that a committee appointed in 75 public addresses and mere than 60,000 words in his books. by Gov. 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