The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 5, 1936, Page 6

a serena THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1936 ‘June 15 Deadline for Fallowing Allowance Fargo, N. D., June 5.—Farmers of |the state were reminded Friday that |they must have their summerfallow Albertson and John Christianson, New Salem. Quality cream will be the subject | tension service, of a discussion to be Legeue fed onstration. J. R. Dice, head of the N.D.A.C. dairy ERR T ETT ised 1h the Wen it. The visit to the dairy Named for an sation farm will be conducted under | Indies, Curacao is made from Seville WASHINGTON JUDE [Bonus Bonds to Arrive UPHOLDS VALIDITY In Bismarck on June 1 tendent, who with Robert Geiger and J. Haslerud of the A, C. ex: will give a dairy dem- woodie for the state committee to the July 1 final date for turning under crops for ‘green manure purposes. Such crops must be turned under not later than that time, he said. Daitynien Will Meet In Mandan on June 13 Fargo, N. D., June 5.—Dairymen of the state will meet in Mandan June OF POWER PROGRAM Dismisses Injunction Suits) Against 10 Municipal Electric Projects Washington, June 5.—(®)—Chief Justice Alfred A. Wheat of the Dis- trict of Columbia supreme court Fri- day upheld the constitutionality of the Public Works administration's | $200,000,000 power program in dismis- |, sing an injunction suit against 10 municipal electric projects in four states. Wheat ruled on three major legal Questions in his lengthy opinion. He held that the plaintiffs, the Alabama Power company, the Texas Utilities company, the Oklahoma Util- ities company, and the Iowa Light and Power company, had a right to bring} suit to question the validity of the Power projects. He ruled, however, that the two statutes under which the projects are carried out, the national industrial recovery act and the emergency relief act of 1935, are constitutional. He also held that the power pro- Jects were authorized by the terms of these two statutes. The United States court of appeals | for the District of Columbia recently | held the resettlement administration, created under the 1935 emergency re- lief act, unconstitutional. Another case challenging the con- stitutionality of the PWA power pro-/ gram already is before the supreme court on an appeal by the Duke Power company from a circuit court ruling upholding a grant to the Buzzards Roost Power project in South Caro- lina. Welford Designates June 14 as Flag Day) i Go’. Walter Welford issued a proc- Jamation Friday designating Sunday, June 14, as Flag day in North Da-! kota. Declaring the emblem of the United States was first authorized by congress June 14, 1777, Governor Weltord said it was fitting that the birthday throughout the nation by a display of | “sentiment and patriotism.” He urged all citizens to unite in making this day one “consecrated to the ideals for which the colors of Old Glory stand,” and that the flag be displayed from public buildings and homes. of that flag be honored | PERU WARNS U. S. Lima, Peru—The foreign office dis- closed Thursday that Peru has warned the United States in friendly fashion against intervening in Nica- Tagua where a rebellious national army has upset the regime of Presi- dent Juan B. Sacasa. In Greenland, until the white man came, Eskimos depended on meteors to furnish them with iron for mak- ing tools. RICHHO Grocery Phone 631 —WE DELIVER—— 9:30-10:30 A. M. - 2:30-4:30 P. M. P & G Laundry Soap, 6 large bars 25c Milk, tall cans, 3 cans for . Patterson Seal Preserves, 1 Ib. jar . 2 4 lb. jar. Peanut Butter, Canned Vegetable Sale aL Green ene Wex Beans, By cce’ sas 27c Veterans bonus bonds will arrive in jvolved in figuring the bonuses, but Bismarck June 15 by registered mail |the delay will only be a short one, and will be delivered to ex-service | Bertsch said. men June 16, Chris Bertsch, acting! Besides the postmaster or some postmaster, announced here Friday |postal employe designated, certifica- following a conference of 81 postal|tion may be made by judges and employes from this district Thursday. |clerks of U. S. courts and executive Details of the distribution will be | officers of incorporated banks or trust worked out in the near future by the |companies, but Bertsch advised vet- postal authorities here and the mail erans against this method because carriers, who will be charged with de- ‘bonds certified in this manner must livering the registered letters. be sent to the U. S. treasury depart- Bertsch was undecided as to}ment at Washington if the veteran whether bonds would be delivered! wants to receive a check. daring the day or at night in view] During the distribution of the bonds, of the fact that the veterans must be|if a veteran is not at home a notice properly identified and receive the}will be left telling him that the bonds package in person—no other members |have arrived and how they may be of his family, friend or any other per- jsecured. Should the veteran be dead son being eligible to receive the|or permanently change his address to bonds. some distant point, bonds will be im- mediately returned to the U. 8. treasury department. To Use Court Room It is planned to make use of the federal court room in the postoffice as a certification station and possibly as a general delivery point where the veterans, who may be missed in the first delivery, may get the bonds. H. E. Schriver, Fargo postal in- spector, had charge of the meeting here Thursday during which he de- scribed in detail the method of de- livery to be followed by the post- masters. The bonds will be in $50 denom- inations, accompanied by checks for varying amounts. When the identifi- cation and certifying bureau has been set up in the federal court room, reg- ularly designated postal employes will |be stationed there to certify:the bonds for payment. After proper identification the vet- erans may turn in the bonds for pay- ment by getting them certified by the postal authorities. The bonds will then be sent to Fargo, which has been designated as the only paying point in North Dakota, whére checks j will be written at once and mailed out to the veterans’ address the following day. Asks Veterans’ Aid Bertsch urged that all veterans go to their own postmasters to help speed up the bonus payment machin- ery. 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