The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 9, 1936, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1936 The Bismarck Tribune An Independent Newspaper THE STATE’S OLDEST NEWSPAPER (Established 1873) Behind Scenes Washington Your Personal Health By William Brady, M. D. Dr. Brady will answer questi Ginease or diagnosis. rite let briefly and in ink. Adérese Brady in ca: f The Tribune. All queries must be accompanied by @ stamped. gelf-addressed envelope. State, City and County Officiai Newspaper 8 pertaining to health but not De. i Published by The Bismarck Tribune Company, Bismarck, N. D., and cred Page seh a aay Nal é ( tered t Bismarck as second class mai] matter. maq ly oo — : Click as a Power Project, but There HOW EMINENT SPECIALISTS GET THAT WAY Stella 1, Mann Are Votes to Consider . . . Gover- On a letterhead impressively embossed, let us say for the purpose of Vice President and Publisher nor Brann of Maine Is Emphatic this narrative, John Jerimiah gig F.A.A.P, and in one corner Diseases Archie ©. Johnson Kenneth W. Simons in His Demands. of Children, the candid Dr. Doe : Secretary and Treasurer Editor Dear Dr. Brady: By RODNEY DUTCHER (Tribune Washington Correspondent) Washington, May 9.—The Passa- maquoddy fiasco has gone beyond the screwy stage and into the grotesque. Gov. Louis J. Brann of Maine has 1 Ww by mail in state, per year r been in Washington lately and ech feekly he will stay around until he is prom: Weekly by mail outside of North Dakota, per year ised that work on that great vision- Weekly by mail tn Canada, per year ary tide-harnessing power project lati will be resumed. The terms on ee of Audit Bureau of Circulation it would proceed, it is said, would Member of Audit mean a New Deal flip-flop and salaam to the “power trust.” Member of The Associated Press Recently the army engineers work- ing on the project, who have gone 1: {tled to th for republt ahead just as if congress hadn't tte eae nee tlapatshen credited to It oF thot orherwise credited in thie [balked at spending any more money Newspaper and eiso the local news of spontaneous orlgin published herele. [on it, decided to build # Diesel plant All rights of republication of ther matter herein are also reserved. | 01 tie Gite phis would produce ; power during the Rar ae daily slack tide period when the tides Mother s Day ‘ os wouldn't produce it. Observance tomorrow of Mother's Day is one of the finest] ‘This plant would be aaa as a ‘ . ry ic: “standby,” but it would develop as bits of sentiment which annually graces the American scene. eh “powee in Ab Hote ak WOUIA Be Red flowers will blend with white in honor of those women oe in fee other, 15 wins ot the who have gone down into the valley of shadow that other men SS comparen arth the Joe000000 es. and women might be born into the world. timated for the cost of the whole proj- The mere fact of motherhood is not the essence of this ob-| You have a perfect right to ask wervance. There have been mothers in the world who deserved te pee bake ai doesn’t ie i tise lant—or @ cou no honor because they failed to meet the responsibilities placed themecatia foeget ail-aboat serials: upon them, but when most of us think of mother we associate |irg tides. But the engineering as- Your comments on the specialist racket in Yankeeland warm my heart because it is truer than perhaps you knew. The pediatric racket is the snobbiest of them all. Originally the American Pediatric society was composed of a group of the wealthier practitioners. It is a closed corporation. When the American Acadamy of Pediatrists was formed I joined it, “ as did most run of the mill pediatrists of the country. I thought it might help make me a better doctor. - I know now it was only a method of gathering funds to finance the foundation of “The American Board of Pediatrics”—the brain child of the fertile minds of Veeder, Aldrich and their gang. Having collected one’s $200 for fellowship in the American Academy of Pediatrists, they led one to infer that after all, the : academy had no standing, but, to go places and have a standing in the pediatric world one would be obliged to belong to the Ameri- can Board of Pediatrics. For example none other could teach pediatrics. Applicants must send $20 (not returnable) with applica- tion and be subjected to an examination. Your description — “pampered youths with indulgent mammas” is literal. More power to you. (igned) J. J. Doe, M.D. Late F.A.AP. I said another literal thing in the same article, namely, that pampered young parents with snobbish notions take their babies to these brass pedi- atrists, these born baby specialists who have had no experience to speak of, and pay the quacks about ten times as much as the advice is worth in the open market. Indeed it is a regular racket among Yankee baby specialists ‘0 to contact with such snobbish folk to look after the baby from now on for a fixed price of $5 or $10 a month, whereas real physicians anywhere can and do give at least as good advice and service at the ordinary fees pre- vailing in the community. The snob parents who fall for this racket like to imagine that a folder, slip or circular of more or less stereotyped advice handed to them by a “specialist” is worth more than individual advice given by an “ordinary doctor.” Barnum was right. The baby specialist game as worked in America today proves it. Subscription Rates Payable in Advance a i Let no reader try to twist what I say about this into something I do not her with all that is fine and good in life. LSA DA aac rebel tk say. Ido not mean to imply that a physician who limits his practice to the Thi rd bri ‘ ina cnotroniy: th il d sufferi near as smelly as the political aspect. diagnosis and treatment of diseases of infants may not be an excellent je Wo! rings to mind not only A e perils and sufferings * * * physician. I do say that the fact that a doctor holds himself out as being of women in childbirth, but the unceasing love and care which Started at $150,000,000 jeuch a specialist by no means signifies that he is a good doctor. motherhood entails. It means a life-time of service which ends | coy, Paine! TOaar CANE tT ool only when the infirmities of age or the hand of death make that |lsboration between the United States advantage of their cheap prominence to bid for patronage in competition 5 a and Canada on a $150,000,000 proj- service no longer possible. i . __. ject which could have supplied great (© 1008, NEA with honest general practitioners who just will not resort to such methods. Mother means sleepless nights and anxious days spent with |gobs of cheap power. a = Purther I assure you that no reputable pediatrist or ordinary doctor will venture to contradict me. The brass specialists may growl and snarl but they will not dare to speak out either. These trick specialists simply take suffering children, in most cases it means self-denial that chil- setdend, His plan Oe SeSRO ODS @—__________|ervice of, ane hour's duration that | 11:00—Morning worship. Making QUESTIONS AND J ANSWERS dren may have the necessities and luxuries of life. It means|scheme, which’ would leave the way | | Additional Churches old fashioned hymns ted by the cholr | 12:15-7Men's, Open, Forum Bible} ts salt peter dangerous to use on a child six years old? I have been selfless devotion of a kind and quality found no where else in ore ed priest eater later, |* Cannas |_Organ prelude, “Near the Cathedral” aa soclety—Leader, Billy NS ee size of a pea every day, in hope it might correct a habit. wil water pum] e care 7 Si ail —Hopkins, | a Is. a . 1 the world. of the nine-hour slack tide period. Dining voonvell tte! __fotem, “God Biase Our meee ameuen Biche Aolrotad betes Answer—Nonsense. Salt peter has no such effect. It is commonly used ypt. For these reasons as well as because of the natural affec-|, The Politicians realized that was a Memorial building Organ offertory, “Andante’—Fry-|_ The musical bervice Miss Florence |in preserving or corning meat and sometimes to give fresh meat a brighter “ 5 * F ‘ F * ©" lot of money and cut the sum to $36,-| Sunday school 10:00 o'clock. |singer. . wanist: red color. It is harmless. Do not take such a view of the child's habit. It tion which every child has for its mother, this event is a major | 000,000, which was all right except— ther See eee ee cee Woh cee rtal “Andante Moderato"— | #8 Not 80 dreadful as all that. Write me briefly about it and perhaps I can occasion in America. It is an expression of sentiment in which |¢*Perts, now say—the final project Smith, Jack Mote, Chester Johnson. suggest @ happy solution of the problem. wouldn’t produce enough—or cheap 1 ke prid eee eo Serm: 1 Old Fashioned Mother,” ory-voftertory”—Kserult. " Oh, Girl allof us take pride. enough—power to be worth anywhere| ‘Prayer meeting, Thursday | Operate nor tiunec cat uiti Fontlude, (‘Temple March kes: | Should a woman of my age marry and have children? I am 30 years of gy bet m, at 122 West Main. Mid-week, devotional”. service on] Gounod. age, and in good health, but would like your advice... (Miss I. A. K.) Coll I The Diesel plant was finally pro-} "Everybody welcome. Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Bolo: “Mother eae eplin)— Answer—Surely, if she can knock over a man who is sound and true. Ollege Lvory posed when engineers found the basin me 4 ‘ours—Mrs. W. J. art. (Copyright, 1936, John F. Dille Co.) TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH 1 Evening: 2 f th hi ‘ into which they had intended to Mivanue Avat Fourth Street sibel al the chemrel ccs Srelude, “Prayer”—Maes. One of the reasons for the continued unemployment, | pump water had a sandy bottom and ‘Opie S. Rindahl, Pastor 616 Ave. Da Offertory, “Melody"—Wrangell. Planist—Mrs. Clarence Gunness. Response, “Holy, Holy, Holy.” despite recovery, according to businessmen who have privately | wouldn't hold it. “There is a cordial welcome at Prag tae rvee e eagle Postlude, “Allegro Maestoso"— Prelude, “To a Wild Rose’—Mac-| Invocation. ih Sunday after Baster— ‘a. m—Sunday school and Bible Dowell. Responsive reading. * * sees A A No official group of engineers ever Se 10h Kii f Love My Shep- expressed themselves on the subject, is the difficulty in getting ele a Yaeeanen ep “i a wa Offertory, “Barcarolle”—Tachal-| jrymn, « approved the Quoddy project after it —May 10. Adult Bible class at the par 'g"—Gounod—Mr. Emmett |, lymn, “Love Divine, All Love Ex- F aloes ible classes— |Sonage, : owski. competent persons for the jobs already available. had been whittled down. The chief|,.Church school and Bible classes—|SV080 4 iy._worship, seta tae “watnseaay. sai |. athena, *Ubbaxathe VolsaictTéaanll” atta ion;omuw atone Lack of training or natural aptitud bination of |!ctor behind White House approval |" “Morning worship—11:00 o'clock. Anthem, “My Mother's Bible.” 1:30 o'clock in the chapel. Say"—Lorens—The church choir. nen gli 3 of training or natural aptitude, or a combination of | appears to have been the romantic| Sernore “The Truth Which Sacti-| Sermon, “Your Joy Made Ful” | pod molt; Mether-ot Miho! =MisacAnnl: Ee hive: an Bosuly. Ald the two, frequently present problems to employers which give|imagination of President Roosevelt, |fies Motherhood” harsh board’ ell mes THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH [OFlock. wrney Who Stand By":|sciviure reading A ry 1 5 z ghee ‘our! bt fi ; : them headaches. All too often one hears the plaint, “if I peli eine apnea araeds by the Luther Leagues en Ellis L. Jackson, Minister “And “There Stood by the Cross, His| Offertory prayer : Led, > sph: . , y of . Eis ecial music— = i ° could only find some one who could do this job for me.” p Readings: “The History of Mother's! Sunduy, May tt tien oot, md-| On Mother's D uet—Vocal, select n. ay we pay tribute toled. Miss Ann Orlock and Miss Myrtle iperintendent. motherhood, and we invite you to |Bask: ‘class—Mr. George Bas-|share in this tribute. Honor mother by an eea ce church. s of the peal. ie gi ‘, ;, fi Close behind him was the late Sec- i As a result of this situation mang big corporations send iesaiy; (Lelia) Howes: <whnlllaage their scouts out at this season to investigate the rosters of our|stressed the importance of achiev- May ward Cole ion conference The Ev: . m.—Opening session. Miss Hazel Nordquist. 2 Be Banaress bY Dr. Skinsness |)" Song, “On Mother's Day"—Group of Mrs, Fannie Dunn) Piniat Miss, Catherine, Mason. of & chapter from “Te Home in i a gees. — Mi . ihc colleges, select from members of the senior classes those who ing Democratic victory in Maine in|"'s:00 p. Moving pictures of China | 8itls, i s for high school—| Prelude, “Home, Sweet Home.” Changing. Culture—by Sarace. Bloan ry A 5 ie her September, 1936, elections. Missions. After the service, the Luther League | mos, 1, Jackson. ~ Hymn, “For the Beauty of the |Overton—Blits L. Jackson. seem to be likely prospects. These are given jobs and additional * ok x Sunday, May 17: pte 3 a eee ae _.| ,11:00—Morning worship — Mother's |Harth” i 8:30 p. m—The B.Y.P.U. hour. Leon- technical training. They acquire experience and frequently rise Congress Balked area. Hg Hs ee ea eet ane Mother-Daygiter banquet in’ the Day program. allt) worship. aed seealiaky, 1enaee in the employ of the corporation with unusual speed. Wisse iolvacanany Ported peony EER ee eee Se. ech a oe ee es In the baseball leagues, scouts who go out looking for youths | anoth oT ak vadeemtan en's meeting. Music| pints study in the church parlors. — ge ; ik j 5 e ; g ee pepe alge at ecsoped Bile Go nrcelainensen and fellowship | 8:15 p. m.—Choir practice. 4 . velt to cal o | who can pitch, hit or otherwise demonstrate their ability, are ery on the work in the next |, cur, Thursday, May 14, at 3:00 p. m— al Dn re di With mie oe | fiscal year. $:00 p. m.—Moving pictures of Afri- {Ladies’ Aid jin the’ church parlors. i own as ivory hunters. With that background it might be fit-| The administration regarded Quod- |can missions. a See ee ee BEGIN HERE TODAY ecess at once, but when, th: ths met Basil ting to refer to the present combing of educational institutions |4¥@n4 Brann as its two big vote- : as ‘ Friday, May 15, at 8:00 p. m.—Broth- LINDA BOURNE, 20 oe, =a i 1 oe teasers] race narvnared ' : “ ; . 7 getters in Maine. More and more it| McCABE MET T EPISCOPAL | erhood at the parsonage. pecltye ts loft nimest peanitens by months later, lunching casually | Thorne. Not that she didn’t know f as a hunt for business ivory which, when polished, will prove|has come to lean solely on Brann, but Walter tt Vat Pastor SE A bate te Wis tKaden death ef hor tether.” |With Hogarth James who had{him by name. Or by reputation. #; to be valuable material. if Quoddy is resumed this year it| Mother's Day serv Confirmation clase na and in wePETED, GARDINER. poner | played English character parts| Thorne was the director who had Morning worshi will be because of Brann’s insistence. Organ preiide, : BSS Rath Bowley, ommaniet: FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ‘In the Sweet Bye ‘Thayer at Second St. 2:00 p. This year the ivory hunt is being intensified. Initial wages] Power interests have sought elim- a USER RT Ee offered the recruits of industry are averaging $10 a month|ination of Congressman Edward C. higher. The prevailing range is $85 to $130 a month, with many Moran of Maine since his activity | 1a 3 “4 is te |for the past five years, she sug-/made the great money-making love with DIX CARTER, but he | gested that he had « kind of men-| musicals, His pictures had brought er. abroad te oqeey i ace in his kindly face that was) new medium to picture making. Rim ake cnrcen, bet pestpence |exactly right for a series of new| Extravagansas, they were like i ‘ : last year for the holding company = Be re hae Cali rr 2 mystery stories, she was made! |their creator. Daszling, gargan- # cffering $100 to $125. Engineers of various kinds are most in|“death sentence.” Mrs. Wale Milsons We accept Him as our Savior and eclONEX HARMON, Sime star | ‘she forgot that Pete Gardiner |tuan, filled with contrasts, roman- | demand with the heaviest industries showing the highest ratio| jo sey ee, Wash: | by Walter Water, Nother to God" | er ledge Him our loyalty in every personal appearance tear, Peter | had pointed this out to.her after} tic, worldly and incredible. f “ivory” rT ngton seeking discharge of State) ‘organ postlude—Cramer. relationship of life.” "a scenario written ty Linas. |® movie they had seen together . of “ivory” employment. NEC Director James Connellan, é Sunday wohool, 13:00 foon— (Classes xe cordially salts you to wroranip Peter tarne owe 2 job im Helly- |at the Palace at Newtown. pr met Basil Thorne at . as s. . " ;<] ‘ol '. ¥ la = join ur fellows a when . Here are a few samples of reports from leading institutions: Morar? ne Sea eee Soe GM amas). he adult clases caper (Wien Nee cee dea weet. bat receives an | It wasn't lonely for Linda Honey Harmon's bungalow at _ i ib 5 a Epw Te . 6:3 .—Lead- | graded ii i ible cl: Dartmouth university (Tuck school of administration) : “Twice|ing federal responsibility for Maine ler, Mise Hhoda Smith" “84 Heetee ON gtorim ot the as many jobs available as last year and better jobs in terms of |2®4 scandals which led to indict-|_Evening worship, 7:30 _o’clock—A |ohurch. Cora Jarrett, editor of a movie ments. ‘oe training, opportunity and salary. There is a definite demand| Brann, the story goes. told Jim « . Sl alate ypc for men with analytical training to fill jobs with the best invest-| Farley that he needed power com- 4 do,” Corsa, speaking of Thorne, : J ment houses and banks.” eg eee tall Industrial 3 V V orker 100 per cent increase over last year with starting salaries about | eee eee Ce EOS tees | | HORIZONTAL Amwer to Previous Pusite 12 Act af com: Carnegie Institute of Technology: “Employment calls show |Chairman Lyle Alverson that Con- [onions Niner orev amie om 10 per cent better.” Alverson and other officials balked.| '*New Soviet. feTaTMETCTS|_ IS] DIESER a Uinversity of Minnesota (school of engineering): “Calls oe hero. Alexet “(> [AIWMMO|T|T IER MMA[DIO i} for experienced engineers exceed total number received last aiotao, Meanene oee | trying to| ',° Sallor MLM SUE Hate) UISIEIRIS MME RIE MMP EIT AIL] A . : 10 Before. year. Approximately twice as many companies have sent repre- | S€¢ Roosevelt and was told Roosevelt) 41 rapytous bird. AISISIEINIC|SMMMMAL 17 Informer’) sentatives this wear. Beginning salaries offered are about 25 waite, See ee i eee 13 Fiecoalcn! it IMIAIGTT INTE) DIAN] u pines, ae the making of pictures and go- an Fed - Por == Pe gery “Yes, When he frst at per cent higher.” Intyre, Moran didnt get to the presi-| - 1! Meat. eT A Dt ot His —— has ing back to write gay Little letters | rinda’s tailored white tweed, her| was the Dietrich type. Then he From north to south and from coast to coast come the aes nile eae Aol, prea eres IN} iSiE(MI 1 Q pep ianacet oe ee ee broad-shouldered, slim-hipped rent kn ies Sani. ‘Then he took same reports. Men with skill, either already developed of po-| Connellan was fired. Brann ap-| 16 To perch. uA ee aI ee 22 nas ee tential, are in demand. This is particularly true if they have|Parently Was given practically every) 1--Clan symbol. thing in sight. Rumors as to details] 18 Burmese gvenrraude J 24 Seaweed. x BOOSe Wo: ‘where engineering or business training. of the “arrangement” are sensation- knives. AES a cy IBIVIRIDIEIN] =; To be indebted the conference. been! al) clothes were beautiful. Her] 4S answered. Marketing and sales also are developing new opportunities |*!yM7"n, Snnounced his retirem eat oa Meare. stitches. 49 Helis 2 38 Paral. aries ot of ri eg or sott, clipped voice and her digat- Oe ecee eae calcenaes 8 and the demand for accountants has sharply increased. mands. Quoddy must go on, he says. 2 ee aac 38 Maize. SS 5 Paceat Baty erg o discuss the falling stars, ok, beating wees See nom “Your hostess, will do,” Cora This is an encouraging trend but, at the same time, it serves | But only om condition that it mustn't} 25 Either 39 Beer VERTICAL 33 Rubber tree. the pictures that were not good|in the picture colony. Picture|Suswered. “We all know Honey notice on the jobl f th iti cep. [export power more than 50 miles) 26 Note in scale. 49 Sloth. - 35 Attitudinized,; “pox-office,” and out of it all hed] people wanted to know Linds for| bought your first script, but don't i on the jobless man of the competition he must meet if he|from Eastport, Me., except through! 27 wasteful. 4iForm of “a.” 1Criterion\ 38 anxiety come one suggestion from the un- ‘as well as for he | let her get the ides that she has is to find a place for himself in business and industry. sale to private power companies and) 29Reverence. 42 Girl. 2To make lace. Snoen Utada Bouran, And o fall-| carta g..e Wa oe what che) coything to do with your suc. nee facie a ea er 0 Leered. 43 Wrath. 3 Measure of, @ ing star had become once more eee cess. Honey has a way of mak- “4 ‘i private eee mpete $2 Telescopic 44 Self. - area, . 42 Falsehood. ry possibility. SB spent money recklessly, on| {26 wnexpected use of any little The Biggest Ship : I COE tiane tase GA mervica, Tne) tubes. 45 Male aiicestor. 4High tempera: 43 Neuter prow { was no, longer bored.|Selothes.. sho oasht a Yood| Rg she thinks belongs to ber, : ume | 34 Manner of 46 Wages. tere. . noun. ; The studio had bought Myron’s| car, not because she wanted to|!2cidentally, she thinks be| If North Dakota were closer to the sea we would probably walking. 47 Kiln. S Upper limb.» 44 First woman, “Lite of Keats” and ‘were| create an impression but because|!0nss to her. thought I'd tell e enjoyment out of the t ig- 35 Fruit. 4S He originated 6Northeast./, 45 Spain. you just tn cate—" ot ones _ hey current argument as to the big: BIT OF HUMOR 36 wine, He stletnied ihr hens ie t ‘ Atove sissy as Here on the picture for =) ikea rbd drive mas 00d ed car, She sl rang PN < * 37 To tear system. 8 Golf warning.~ 47 Upon. she was the largest this was no longer o was asked, } ship afloat than the French line revamped the Normandie and surprised by Hollywood. And in|from 4 to 7, serving @ discreet] “Ne,” Linda answered brief. | reiterated the claim that she is the queen of the sea in size. Reade an taen that she ned ood, "It became a to be in- Fe meee couple <n Now the English return to the publicity wars with a only said what Pete had written.| vited to a Bourne Sunday after-|and I haven't heard about s sin- d of the five different kinds of tonnage rating and aioe rom 1 rete, "She ace ge knew the stars, the im- poo tant® an new proof that the Queen Mary is all she is claimed to be. cepted her increased salary &8/ portant directors, the producers.| “It isn't anybody at all. No . Meanwhile, the whole subject is dimmed by development of Fog eyecare eh Roe went to the Sabie. tee. ten: Poewiya Goce te by ie ‘air travel over both oceans. The clipper planes are flying reg- services of @ secretary. eer oe oe - the subject. og was nee ularly to the Philippines. The Hindenburg completes a routine | the people that paid to see the show.” we they brought der .s cory spoke . tev words ‘into the|Woodite and she could use 4 . aay —_ ol original script, w! “mike” 1o openings|{nformation herself. flight.over the North Atlantic, and airplane service is only 8] yetner—Haven't you tried to. dis- had sold to Honey Harmon almost | at Sid Caveats cleus ‘Thea-| Linds had any to give her. There matter of time. courage this fast youth’s advances? bet thought had been no i: 4 ties he's halt a year before, Linda thought|ter. She became a celebrity romance in her life, The ship designers may argue to their hearts content, but | ,, Daughter Surely: sass tat, the plot was really her own. If|among celebrities, and she still| unless she counted Pete, and ‘will not be long before few will care who owns and operates — Share sas m Caird character Chat | wrote to Pace, Bat ec letters, 0 many monihe that wes'se “ne whole sky seems brighter Pote had written into it, long be-| grew less frequent and told him! remote that Linds forgot most of biggest and fastest passenger ship. In a few brief years). -0'T kissed you.” hee 18 the Rite on, Hoes mere tan she Gagged Fete | tbe iaieae ahs SSoneks se woud e Pik ' p mn n't remember ant new he lost end always remember about ee Serr? © ener eervice 9 Dave Same es Te Fes Mes lone 18 De _ | Stver tol hee what Be had done, | opt him trom intruding tats the thought of him now, and missed aeamage nip : HE ue mite ane el i | Sal tn : is very fine, bu} will y i dition sian 6 tan can’ Wille Wek tewle 00 ail deipty séemach|it ack Tae ad J speech. that made her famous} And one day it was done and he| sir! and she had no one to love, © udging from ‘recent songs, it’ doesn’t seem to matter what condition the|: “Listen, lgdy. Did you ever see a in moviedom that day took | sent it to New ¥. And then she mot Basil Thorne, $6 : seal carry an umbrella?” eoreral rounds of the rT) ‘Co Be Continned), Ee E i