The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 17, 1936, Page 6

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1936 JOPKINS FIRES WPA EMPLOYES; SEEKING ~ CURE FOR JOBLESS Politiac!l Skullduggery’ Mingled _ With Relief in Washing- ton, He Says ‘Washington, April 17.—(#)—A half Jozen more officials of WPA in Wash- ngton state were slated Friday for iismissal by Harry L. Hopkins on charges that “political skullduggery” hingled with relief in the state. Declaring he would not “stand for litical activity” in relief, Hopkins yesterday announced the removal of George H. Gannon, Washington ad- ninistrator., Hopkins said unnamed gersons had collected $3,000 to $4,000 in campaign contributions from the WPA staff and that he held Gannon vesponsible because he was “running she show.” Gannon, described by Hopkins as a Democrat, sid in Seattle: “I don’t know entirely what it is all about.” George E. Starr, Democratic state chairman, said he knew nothing about she alleged solicitation of funds, while Republican State Chairman Jay N. Emerson expressed the belief Gan- Phone 1080 Bill’s Grocery non had nothing to do with such soli- citation. Gannon Had Resigned Gannon, former state senator and banker, recently tendered his resig- nation as state administrator, but it was not due to become effective un- til June 1. Declaring he.did not know just} what the money was collected for in Washington State, Hopkins announc- ed that it had been returned to the contributors. He sent R. C. Jacobsen, San Francisco WPA official, to Seattle to take charge, with instructions to fire “five or six” persons accused of political activity. The Hopkins announcement came about the time that Represeniative Gifford (Rep. Mass.), in a house speech, was declaring that WPA was a “vast and powerful political ma- chine.” Sees Hope in Research Turning Friday to the problem of unemployment, ‘Hopkins issued & statement expressing hope that a WPA research project, now being conducted in Philadelphia, will find the answer to technological unemploy- ment. “I am not impressed,” Hopkins said, | “by arguments that labor-saving ma- chinery is a sort of Frankenstein to which all our unemployment ills may | be attributed. “Tt is undeniable, however, that mechanization has brought about a vast change in our whole social and economic condition in the last quar- ter of a century.” Phone 1080 FREE DELIVERY Rinso, 19c Asparagus, per Ib, ‘ Radishes, © 3 bunches Brown, 3 Ibs. .......- Lettuce, large, 2 heads Tom. Juice, 18K, No. 214 tin .... Toasties, LAMOURE AUDITOR LOSES COURT CASE County Official Refused to Issue Tax Deed for Property Sold for $41.49 J, A. Weiler, LaMoure county au- ditor, Thursday lost an appeal to the state supreme court, involving the question of ownership of @ quarter- section of land sold at a tax sale. Weiler refused to issue a tax deed to A. F. Lehr, purchaser of the prop- erty, claiming Henry Plott, owner of {demption under the 1935 law, and that the land, had filed notice for exten- sion of time in which to redeem, un- der terms of chapter 280 of the 1935 session laws. The lower courts ordered the tax deed to be issued, and the county auditor appealed. The high court Thursday upheld the action of the lower court, declar- ing Plott had failed to make applica- tion for extension of the time of re- of the tax deed should be issued to Lehr. Property involved was sold for $41.49, PERITONITIS FATAL Fargo, N. D., April 17.—(#)—Edward J. Yackle, 53, depot agent at Calla- way, Minn., died in a hospital here Thursday of peritonitis. The Corner Phone 1059 | BROOMS, Campbell's, 3 cans NASH COFFEE, ASPARAGUS, per Ib. Chocolate Covered CHERRIES, per Ib. .... Beef Pot Roast, lb. . Rolled Roast, Ib. . Ribs of Beef, Ib. .. +180 23 ++ lle Minneopa CHILI SAUCE, 12-ounce 1 9 c bottle ......... . No. cans, 2 for ...... 1 5c te GRAPES, ission, 2 No. 2'% cans.. 35c epee PECANS, alf-pount package ........ 2 1 ic FIG BARS, fresh, 2 lbs...... 2 5 Cc BREAKFAST DELIGHT Cereal, 2 2 c 3-lb. pkg. ....... PARLOR BROOM, Reg. $1.25, special, each .... 89c DUST MOP, Co) ares Ate CLOTHES PINS, per box, 2 doz..... NU DRAIN, for 25c the sinks, 2 cans A. BOUTROUS, Owner 500 Third Street PINEAPPLE JUICE ---Meat Department--- —BISMARCK’S ONLY COMPLETE STORE— COOK’S Grocery © Sa 19c .49c ..20¢ We Deliver HILEX, per quart .. HONEY, R & per 5 Ib. pail MILK, 3 large cans .. SUGAR, WHEAT KRISPIES, 2 pkgs. for FRESH TOMATOES, per Ib. ONION SETS, white or yellow, per Ib. PORK & BEANS, -DOLE’s, 2 No, 2 cans Taxation Is Economic Problem, Says Conrad |must Today’s taxation problem is more economic than political, John Conrad kota Taxpayers association, told a meeting of the Morton county group} Lincoln, Neb., April 17.—()—A re- Thursday. The public faces a double problem, | Student Federation of America open- getting economic office holders andjed here Thursday night with college regulating their spending, and then students of six states, includé.ng North .Dakota, as guests of the Uni- versity of must protect them from political re- RTS taliation, Conrad asserted. W. H. Stutsman, president of the Morton county group, presided. STUDENTS CONFERRING Erie, president of the North Da- 601 Tenth St. gianol convention of the National ra AL’S ORANGES Per Doz. 17¢ We Deliver All Orders Free to All Parts of City Veal Stew, Ib. . Pork Roast, Ib. Pork Steak, Ib. ... 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