The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 2, 1936, Page 7

4 th LEMKE PLEADS FOR UNPREJUDICED VOTE ON REFINANCE BILL |. Asserts 2,000,000 Farm Fam- ilies Are in Danger of Los- ing Their Homes Washington, May 2.—()—Assert- ing that 2,000,000 farm families were in danger of losing their homes through foreclosure, Rep. Lemke (Rep.-N. D.) appealed to the house membership Saturday, to “lay aside prejudice” and vote with an open mind on the Frazier-Lemke farm re- financing bill. (The, bill, assured of house con- sideration when 218 members signed @ petition releasing it from the rules committee, proposed to refinance farm mortgage through issuance of not more than $3,000,000,000 in new currency). In a statement inserted in the Congressional Record, Lemke denied claims made on the floor that the Federal Land banks and their “insol- vent twin brothers” the Joint Stock Land banks, were helping the farm- SHEET METAL French & Welch Tin Shop Phone 141 CLEAN UP, PATCH UP and REPAIR YOUR SHOES, TOO. Yes, this comes under the Present campaign's con- structive plan... salvage old shoes that may seem to have outlived their use- fulness ... turn them into a very real asset. Bring them around to us and permit us to show you how they can be recondi- tioned. Expert workmen, modern machinery. And the prices are reasonable. Bismarck Shoe Hospital R. D. Burman, Prop. 415 Broadway Phone 1494 ers. On the other hand, he said, they were “relieving” them of their homes at the rate of 2,000 a month. He produced statistics of the Fed- eral Home Loan board sh 370,- ‘772 real estate foreclosures in 1934— ‘both rural and urban—and 366,802 in He submitted an advertisement for the sale of 82 farms in Ohio by the Virginia Joint Stock Land bank, in which he said “this real estate shark, the despoiler of homes, gives free lunches and a free automobile so that it may get bidders to buy the homes taken away from the unfortunate.” LIBRARY WORKERS MEET THIS MONTH Valley City Will Entertain Con- vention; Commissioner Will Give Talk Lillian E. Cook, state library com- missioner, and Bessie R. Baldwin of j the library commission staff will be speakers from Bismarck at the 3ist annual meeting of the North Dakota Library association at Valley City, May 15-16. Miss Cook will bring a message from the commission to the delegates at the Friday session. Miss Baldwin is to speak on “New Ideas in Vogue at Chautauqua, N. Y.,” Saturday morning. Sessions will be in the Valley City | public library, the Valley City Teach- ers college and the Congregational church. Social affairs planned are a {dinner Friday and @ luncheon Satur- day at which delegates will be guests of the college. , % Association officers directing ar- rangements are ‘Gertrude Voldal, Dickinson, president; Mrs. Helen Tracy, Valley City, vice president, and Mercedes Muenz, Jamestown, secretary-treasurer. Miss Cook, Inga Rynning of Fargo and Mrs, Stella W. Christensen of Oakes compose the executive board. Among the speakers will be Ruth Brown and Marie O'Brien of the Grand Forks and Devils Lake public libraries, respectively; Rev. T. Nu- gent, D. 8. Ritchie and Lillian Gubel- man, all of Valley City, and Hazel Webster Byrnes, Mayville. MORE POWER FOR KGHL Washington, May 2—(#)—The com- munications commission Saturday granted an increase in day power from 2,500 to 5,000 watts to Radio Station KGHL Billings, Mont. 1 , dent, will discuss “Types of Collection After you Clean Up, Paint Up j and Fix Up your premises, let us do a lob on the “old dome”, that will out vou right in tune with the nationwide “sprucing up”, ide: lid a thoroughly modern ana equipped wi Intestin accessories. After all . vou try o little of “Clean Up and Fix Up” idea e+ + Peveanally. Annex Barber and Beauty Shop. Dan Heidt, Prop. Under Lenhart Drug “ents tet SECURITY is You... your loved ones. . Bited on it / + your home, your personal property: your motor car—all need the protection and the security I) ANCE gives. GUARD AGAINST AN UNKIND FATE—BE FULLY INSURED One never knows when fire will strike... an acc! And finally—and of great oceur ... health fail. rotect yourself against the years loved ones néed not shudder at withent ipencrn aid. nt or collision imy that “creep on,” fo that your the thought of being teft alone, "TE. PHONE or CALL for interesting information regard- ing all kinds of INSURANCE. CITY INSURANCE AGENCY P. C. Remington @ Son Phene 220 _THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1936 Sala Named to Head Fan Dancers Wearing her honors lightly is this fair president of the coun- try’s newest entertainers’ or- ganization. The winsome feath- er-clad miss is Joy Williams, named at a San Diego, Calif., convention to head the United Specialty Dancers of America, ich includes exponents of the bubble, balloon, and oth- er exotic di DENTAL ASSISTANTS PROGRAM DRAWN UP if Bismarck, Lisbon and Valley City Doctors to Address Convention Here Grand Forks, N. D., May 2—(®)— Papers and clinics for the annual convention of the North Dakota Den- tal Assistants’ association in Bismarck next Thursday and Friday were an- nounced Saturday by by Miss Ellen Welsh, president. Sessions will be held concurrently with those of the North Dakota Dental association. Speakers will,be Dr. L. B, McLain of Lisbon, Dr. K. W. Morris of Bis- marck and Dr. Max Moore of Valley ity. Mrs. Frances Tallackson of rafton, secretary, will report on the national convention; Miss Welsh will! give the president’s message; Miss} Mary Coia of Valley City, vice presi- Letters;” Miss Marion Hoeykens of ‘Courtesy;” and Miss “The Dental Assistant Her- Clinics will include “An Interpreta- tion of Tooth Brush Technique,” by } Dr. William Wachtler; “Rolling Gold Foil,” by Miss Cota; “Mounting Casts or Articulars and Maintaining Bite ad Milling Purposes,” by Winifred Frankhauser of Bismarck, and “In- | vesting Inlays,” by Mrs. Tallackson, | peeceee eatee ees WPA Workers Improve! Wing Baseball Grounds, Wing, N. D., May 2.—WPA work- ers began this week the task of put- ting the Wing baseball diamond into shape for the coming season, while at the softball field Boy Scouts under the supervision of Fred Hall were planting trees with the view of con- Bankers Begin Series Of Meetings in State Fargo, N. D., May 2.—(#)—The first of four group meetings of the North | Dakota Bankers association will be’ held in Minot Monday for the west- | ern division. Other meetings an-; nounced by Secretary C. C. Wattam of Fargo are southwestern, Mandan, | May 5; northeastern, Devils Lake, May 11, and southeastern, Valley City, May 12. BAER WANTS PETERSON Barstow, Calif, May 2—Max Beer 1s; going to work in a mine near here to get into condition for a fight he hopes! to arrange with Jack Peterson, Eng- lish heavyweight, in London, Shopping for Cheap | |) when a loss occurs, any price— J ne mater now Uttle—is too high. Buy only the BEST. See us Today F. A. LAHR Insurance and Bonds Dakota National Bank & Trust Co. Bidg. BISMARCK, N. DAK. GIVE A JOB Why not make up your mind to have those long neglected painting jobs done around the house. Your entrance hall and the stairs are not looking their best. It will not be costly to do them over in glistening white, with rails and steps in mahogany effect. In any event . . . why not al- low us to estimate on the job? Home Decorators Store Painting Contractors Furniture Repairing and Up- holstering, Lacquering, Picture Framing 208 Broadway Phone 240 (lean up PAINI LZ MAY 2 to 9 Why not let us check your en- tire house ... Roofs, Gutters, Spouts, Ventilators, Skylights, cornices, etc. ... and replace or repair the “bad spots’? A leaky roof, for instance, is dangerous to your pocketbook. It may cost far more, due to the damage done to your ceil- ings and walls, than the cost of making needed repairs. We are expert metal workers and tinners and guarantee our work. HARDING METAL WORKS 10 Third St. Phone 999 verting it into a recreational park. A benefit dance held recently produced $30 with which equipment will be purchased for the baseball team which opens its season Sunday | SIGNS ATTRACT EXTRA TRADE Your store signs are your per- sonal signature in a very true sense. Has time dimmed them, chipped them off or made them shabby? Are they outmoded as to style? We offer you an ultra- modern and professional sign service. Anything from an elaborate sign with raised letters to a simple job for the window. Wo will gladly submit de- signs for your approval. Bart Sign Service Phone 868 (lean ue PAINT FIX UP THAT PLUMBING during this Clean Up, Paint Up, Fix Up Campaign. The longer you put off repairs and replacements ... the more aggravating and dangerous the trouble be- comes. “Plumbing Repairs at Reasonable Prices” is our motto. Leaky faucets ... broken fixtures... worn pipes replaced .. . heating plants repaired ... all these “little things" may become "big things” if you let them go. Why not let us attend to them now. R. C. Forsythe “The One-Trip Plumber” Plumbing—Heating— Gas-Fitting Estimates furnished—All work guaranteed—Done by Licensed and Qualified Plumbers. 219 Fifth St. Phone 1887 We do all kinds of electrical work from wiring a bell to wiring a home, store or factory. © WIRING FOR LIGHT AND POWER © FIXTURES—REPAIRED AND INSTALLED © APPLIANCES REPAIRED © MOTORS CLEANED AND REPAIRED © TROUBLE SHOOTING © REFRIGERATORS REPAIRED © VACUUM CLEANERS REPAIRED © OUTLETS INSTALLED For first-class electricians . . . quick service... fair prices....CALL SERVICE ELECTRIC CO. John B. Kottsick, Prop. 206 Broadway Telephone 85 - Clean UP PAINT (GP? ELECTRICAL “SHORT CUTS” ARE DANGEROUS The electric current will go any: where the wire leads— —unless there's a shorter way, —and then it will take the short-cut every time. Short-cuts are dangerous! It may be the insulation or a loose connection .. . Bells don't ting, buzzer won't buzz—Fuses tefuse— ‘That's a red light! Don’t pass it! Don't hunt for trouble, but send for a trouble-shooter! Lyman W. Morley 211 Broadway Cle Fix Up — Light Up colorless awnings with bright, new and moder protections from the sun that will put a dash of extra interest to your house. Our experis put them up atter taking accurate measurements and it is all done very speedily and with professional care. methods of raising and lowering. We will gladly sub- mit estimates. WEBB BROS. TELEPHONE 50 Clean UP PAIN Ltt —IS LIFE ITSELFI bout light during depression times. That ot B) never a lent it never a wise for Il in its path. A Gerk ond gloomy io THE LIGHT IN YOUR HOME! members of the Sie d constantly bs 4 7 Mave you a light In the atti, i that hurt everybody's kind that. give plenty of soft North Dakota Power & Light Company Telephone 222. Clean Up — Paint Up Fix Up — Light Up No work is more exacting ... none requires a higher degree of care and skill—than CLEANING. Many essential elements are involved, such as a MODERN plant and equipment, and experts in all the details of actual workmanship. This is the season to have your RUGS - - CURTAINS - - DRAPES Cleaned. Call Us. Capital Laundry Co. Phone 684 Clean ue PAINT (G2 Make a Garden for Beauty and Profit In many, many important ways your yard may yield tich dividends of the beautiful and the practical with the right plants, seeds—and garden tools. Have both ... dedicate some space for flowers for your table, and on this same table, serve delicious, FRESH gteen vegetables which you have grown yourself. It is fun and it is profitable. We aye rratasad senertsment of the various kinds of seeds for the pi -«. fertilizers ... garden ments ... everyt io make your gisken's cosapiete 0. H. Will & Co. $22 Fourth Phone 163 _ Clean