The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 24, 1936, Page 5

“PLANS DRAWN FOR GREATER DIRIGBLE Goodyear Will Construct Giant | Airship Probably for Transatlantic Route Akron, Ohio, April 24—()—Paul ‘W. Litchfield, president of the Good- year Zeppelin corporation, announced Friday engineers for the concern had drawn plans for a cirigible greater in size than Germany’s giant of the air, the new Hindenburg. ‘The ship, he said, would be the largest in history, 850 feet long and 145 feet in diameter. This length —_—SE———E—E—EE—E—— NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY would exceed that’of the Hindenburg by 75 feet, he added. Litchfield refused to say whether negotiations were under way for the sale of the proposed airship. He said, however, that three eastern | |! cities are now under consideration as the American terminus for permanent airship service between this country and Europe.. He named these as Philadelphia, Alexandria, Va. and Richmond, Va. Hangman Cheated by Governor’s Reprieve Sacramento, Calif, April 24.—()— Governor Merriam Friday reprieved Alexander aeaeay, @ British subject, and Joseph Kris- ty, an hour before the time set for THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. nD Tells of Reform i their hanging at| fi San Quentin prison, . He took the action in re- sponse to the re- quest of the Brit-| |} ish government upon the urging of Secretary of State Hull. MacKay and Kristy were to ° have died ad a. m. for the kid- vty naping of prison officials in a futile attempt to escape from the penitentiary. The stay of sentence is for 30 days. It is the second one that has been granted to the two men who partici- pated in the prison outbreak, violence and terrorism at San Quentin Jan. 16, 1935. Wisconsin ‘U’ Honors Three A. C. Students William Johnson, Watford City, senior in agriculture at the North Dakota Agricultural college, is one of three students from his school selected by the University of Wis- consin to do advanced study next year. Johnson, awarded a Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation scholar- ship, will study soils. He and two other N. D. A. C. students, Warren Whitman and Ellen Blair, both of Fargo, will begin their studies ut Madison during the fall semester. Now You Can Afford TO OWN A “Genuine” FRIGIDAIRE NO DOWN PAYMENT — 36 MONTHS TO PAY FRANK STRONG How he changed his occupation from that of a cracksman, gang- ster and gambler to the life of a * Preacher will be disclosed by Frank Strong, evangelist for the Assemblies of God, in a series of sermons at the Gospel tabernacle here beginning next Sunday, ac- cording to Rev. R. E. Smith, pastor. According to Rev. Smith, Strong once possessed $10,000 worth of burglars tools and had $60,000 on his person at the time of his conversion. This he subse- quently returned to those from whom it had been taken. Capitol Ball Club Will Meet Tonight Selection of a permanent manager will be the main item of business when members of the state capitol baseball team meet at 8 p. m., tonight in the capitol building, according to John Monaghan, club president. Mon- aghan said arrangements will be made to start practice Sunday and to hold practice sessions every Wednes- day and Friday evening thereafter at the city baseball park. It is contem- plated that the hesinae sessions will start at 6 p.m. Today’s Recipe Maple Sauce One cup maple syrup, whites of 3 eggs. Cook syrup until it forms a soft ball in water. Beat whites of eggs until stiff and gradually beat in syrup. Beat until cool and serve as a sauce over warm cup cakes. Spicy Waffles Use two cups flour four teaspoons baking powder, % teaspoon salt, two teaspoons sugar, % teaspoon cinna- mon, % teaspoon cloves, % teaspoon nutmeg, two eggs, 114, cups milk, three tablespoons fat, melted. Mix ingredients and beat two min- utes. Pour into hot greased waffle iron and “bake” until steam stops coming out at side of iron. This will require about three minutes. Serve warm, spread with butter. Nepal, one of the provinces of In- dia, is closed to all outsiders, only the British envoy and his staff being per- mitted to live in the capital. ONE CENT IGA PURE 2 LB. 21 PKG. ‘|Cellar Stairways Important in Home Cellar stairs are ‘are frequently given little or no consideration. If it is nec- essary to duck going up or down, that is just too bad, but the stairs go in that way just the same. If a 10 or 12 inch rise from one step to the next must be used to get the stairway in, that also is just too bad, but in they go, in spite of the fact that probably more heavy loads are carried up the cellar stair: than any other. In many Cases no railings are provided, and the treads, or steps, are made of any kind of left-over planks that may be around. Cellar stairs need not be well fin- ished like the main stairs, but they should have just as much considera- tion as far as safety and usability Js concerned. The head room should be adequate; the height of the rise should be not over 8 inches; the treads should be sturdy and wide enough for full bearing for a good sized foot; a strong railing should be provided from top to bottom, and not cut off at the floor line; the width should be not less than 2 feet 6 inches in the clear, and preferably 3 feet; if winders are used, there should be no more than. two diagonal steps to a ninety degree turn. A refinement that is of little extra expense and which will be greatly ap- preciated by those who have to go up FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1936 eer New Envoy to Bolivia Tg Take Post in June J WENTY years in the U. S. diplomatic service, cover- ing experience in Europe, Asia, and South America, was Tewarded when R. Henry Nor- web, of Cleve- land, O., was DRamed minister to Bolivia. He'll leave for his Rew post June Norweb 29. the treads, so that front edge is about one-tighth to one-fourth of an inch higher than the rear edge. This gives the user a pitch forward in going up and. makes it much easier going, especially if he has his arms full. The AAA has announced that a pay- ment of 21% cents a bushel on farm allotments will be made to wheat farmers who applied for contracts and who adjusted their wheat seedings before Jan. 6, 1936, in accordance with the then existing requirements. The payments will go mainly to winter and down—particularly up—is to tip wheat growers. NEW LOW PRICES Swansdown Cake Flour ... Baker’s Premium Chocolate ..... Baker’s Cocoa Powdered Sugar . Brown Sugar, golden’ “c” .Navy Beans Green or Yellow Split Peas . Rolled Oats, Fort Dearborn . Hazel Gelatin Dessert rr . 2% lb. pkg. 28 «-Y%-lb, bar 17¢ seeeeee2 Weld. cans 19¢ +. .4 Ibs, bulk 25¢ -..4 Ibs, bulk 28¢ ..5 Ibs, bulk 21¢ Ib. bulk 7c 48 oz. 19¢ 134-02. pkg., 4 for 17¢ (Also Chocolate Pudding) Minute Tapioca Sweet Girl Tea 8-0z. pkg. Ile ¥,-lb, pkg. 21c (Gunpowder or Green Japan) Fels-Naptha Soap Rinso Bon Ami Powder . Bon Ami Cake .. .. large 23-0z. pkg. 21¢ 12-02. cans, 2 for 19¢ BA adeislowe 11-0z. cake 9c ————— SSS Sey Old Homes May Be Modernized Easily Much can be done to modernize an old house without making structural changes. Floors can be refinished or recovered; walls can be patched and painted or papered or, in places like bathrooms and kitchens, new wall coverings can be installed; heating and plumbing equipment can be re- Placed; new electric outlets can be installed; the exterior can be re- painted or even recovered, and a new roof covering can be laid. In addition, slight changes can be TA. oS Phone 77 CASH GROCERY yen aie the architectural appear. ide overhanging eaves can be} Sores on bie and trimmed tight; jigsaw; can be removed or replaced iy pee porches of simple design; chimney} tops can be simplified; grading! around the house can be raised to) give the house a lower appearance, and proper planting can be done to make the house hug the ground. Vegetable greens are the best of spring tonics. Cook them in as little water as possible, as rapidly as pos- sible and uncovered if you want to save minerals and vitamins and pre- jeerve the natural color. DELIVERY 9:30, 10:30 a.m. 2:30, 4:30 p.m. Schneider and Enget, Props. We Handle Fresh and Cold Meats MILK, Swift’s tall, 3 cans ..........20¢ CATSUP, 14-oz. bottles, 2 for......25¢ CORN Uncle William, Golden Bantam, Fresh Tomatoes, Carrots, Green Onions, Radishes, Slicing Cucumbers, Strawberries COFFEE, Maxwell House, 1-lb. tin 29¢ OVALTINE, $1.00 size ... 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