The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 8, 1936, Page 6

WY THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. MONDAY, JUNE8, 1936 __ : 5 - Health, Economy Make Mechanical Refrigerators Necessity in 1936 BLACTRIG BOK NOT | BURLEIGH PONGER, —2223°eae YING OBES AQ DIE AS =P Ss sie aa a Be ONLY SAVES MONEY FRANK CABEL DES Sse" onan (QU APSHS re na ee BUT GUARDS HEALTH | Rev. Robert Feehan ‘otfisialtiny Burial | will be in St. ns pepe Valen- |flovaia Edouard Benes of Czecho- slovakia and Prince Nichols, brother Roosevelt Works on Speeches for Tours Washington, June 8.—(4)—President Roosevelt went back to his desk Mon- day to study and act on bills which have finished their legislative course Official Convicted Joseph W. Byrns. from Nashville, Tenn., where he and Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Gabel. He} other capital officials attended fu- neral services for the late Speaker Heart Ailment Claims 67-Year- | came west to North Dakota and Bur- Reports on Dead Vary Due to \leigh county in 1868, homesteading a} turned to the White House Sunday. 1868, in New York state, the son of jured to hospitals. D "Era oF Eau Old Resident; Funeral {claim in Gibbs township, seven miles | Censorship; Carol Aids espite Era of Economic Re- Set for Tuesday |southeast of Bismarck, where he re- in Rescue Work i ined to his death. H jarried verses, Sickness Throughout cone vee See i R ADE | N | Miss Josephine Zuger in 1904. He leaves besides his widow, eight | Bucharest, Rumania, June 8.—(?)}— poet cena eomttres, Ox eerie daughters, Mrs. C. F. Davenport, Mrs. la packed grandstand collapsed before county's pioneer residents Saturday jFred Helser, Mrs. Jack Bolton and |the eyes of Rumania’s King Carol night when Frank Gabel, 67, Gibbs|Agnes, Gertrude, Eleanor, Margaret|Monday killing 42 persons and in- township farmer since 1886, succumb-|and Anna Gabel, and three sons, | juring more than 150. ed to an old heart ailment after suf- | August, William and F. L. Gabel, Jr.,| The grandstand fell as 30,000 spec- t trok Mier in the week. tall of Bismarck. |tators and 20,000 Boy Scouts knelt in ti mae | sf Four brothers, John, George, doe prayer before a projected Boy Scout Mr. Gabel died at 5:10 p. m. Sat-| an4 william Gabel, all of Bismarck; review. urday in a local hospital where he|two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Graves,| The groaning stand, crowded with was taken May 28. He had been in| who lives in Wisconsin, and Mrs. jSpectators for a Boy Scout review, the hospital in April, but had recov-| Hattie Stimetz of Hollywood, Calif.; |crashed almost directly opposite the ered sufficiently to return to his home. inine grandchildren, two great grand- royal reviewing stand. Rites will be held at 9 a. m., Tues-| children and 70 nephews and nieces | King Carol and his young heir, Nation Is Reduced NO LONGER A LUXURY TODAY Cooling of Foods Frustrates Ef- forts of Bacteria Organ- isms to Start Work YOUR OLD ICE BOX OR REFRIGERATOR ON GENUINE BRAND NEW LATEST MODEL ELECTRIC Though it was less than a quarter of a century ago that Lord Kelvin announced his mathematical formula for mechanical refrigeration, electrical THIS MUCH refrigeration today has become a ne- cessity in business and home because it enables people to keep food safely. With all leading makes of electrical refrigerators being sold in Bismarck, the Capital City of North Dakota is a good example of how modern cities have taken to electric refrigerators. Manuafcturers are carrying on an unceasing drive to make refrigerators better at lower cost, with the result that each year refrigerators become a more essential part of every econom- ical home. Electric refrigeration not only saves money but safeguards health. Through electric refrigeration, men have learn- ed to live better and cheaper. As a! result, domestic refrigerator sales in 1935 increased 318% over domestic refrigerator sales in 1921. Thus, in spite of the worst depression the world has ever known, electric refrigeration moved forward. Sickness Is Reduced It is interesting to note that in an era of economic reverses, public health departments throughout the nation reported less sickness than in normal years. Undoubtedly, electric refrig- eration played an important part in improving the health of the nation, not only in homes but also in packing houses, stores, trucks, trains, wher- ever the problem of handling fresh food must be met. Today, electric refrigeration is no longer a luxury, it is a necessity. Con- stant never-failing cold provides a new standard of refrigeration service. For centuries, men have invented con- trivances for the cooling of their wines and the preservation of their foods. Electric refrigeration meets every cooling requirement more satisfactor- ily and with far less trouble and ex- pense than any other method known. Its adaptableness to all requirements has been fulfilled by new improve- ments and developments which have contributed toward new perfections in the art of keeping food safely. The fundamental of any electric refrigerator is to prevent spoilage of foods, to insure the safety of perish- able products and to save waste. Gov- ernment regulations supervise the care and production of food stuffs outside the home but the responsibil- ity of the government ceases when the responsibility of the housewife begins. Temperature Most Important To maintain the quality of foods, keep them cold. Temperature plays the most important part in controlling the development of microorganisms in food. If meat is not properly stored, it becomes unpalatable and harmful. Toxins are formed and decomposition sets in. Ptomaine poisoning may re- sult. Bacteria play hob with food. Under favorable conditions, a single one can multiply at the rate of a billion in 15 hours’ time. At a tem- perature of 50 degrees or below, per- ishable foods are always safe from contamination. At low temperatures, germs cannot thrive and multiply. Subjecting foods to refrigeration re- moves the heat from them and from the air in which they are surrounded. How cold foods are kept depends en- tirely upon how much heat is re- moved. The efficiency of any electric ref- rigerator depends largely upon its in- sulating qualities. In most new 1936 refrigerators the thickness of insula- tion has been increased. New methods of application have also been introd- ucei. In fact, to make more efficient eieciric refrigeration equipment for home requirements is an unceasing task. Florists Ask Names Of Local Shut-Ins A common pleas court jury in Co- tumbus, ©., convicted Frank L. Brothers (above), former chief ac- countant for the Ohio conservation department, of embezzling $13,778 in state funds. The conviction car. ried a penalty of one to ten years’ as iach (Associated Press meee BOTH ACTIONS OF LEAGUE FLAYED BY OLSON IN. ADDRESS Former Governor, Now a Demo- crat, Scores Sales Tax as Levy on Poverty Grand Forks, N. D., June 8.—(?)— His hope that North Dakota may be freed from the clutches of politica: machines and constsntly increasing taxation was the reason for Ole H. Olson of New Rockford bezoming a candidate for governor on the “pro- gressive” Democratic tickes, he said here Sunday night ‘a an address. ‘fhe former iieutenant governor, who became governor when William Lenger was ousted, aitacxed the sales tax and the conduct of the state hail ilssurance department Calling wie sales tax “a tax on weverty.” and a “way by which the very shirt on your back can be taxed,” Olson said, “tie most glaring and out- standing betrayal of public confidence I have ever seen, was to gv out and tell the people that this state would go to the dogs if they did no: pass the sales tax.” Reverses League Idca He added that it was a direct rever- Sal of the Nonpartisan League plan of taxation. He said that the sales tax could not be defended as 2 replaco- ment tax on zeal estate as that would force the farmer who worzcd the land in the state tc pay the taxes of the absentee landlords, “TI do not believe in forming politica! machines with the taxpayers’ money,” he said, “and I wonder how long the taxpayers are going on paying for a Political show. Four years ago the Nonpartisan League won the greatest victory in its history, electing every state officer on its ticket, but it lost. We let the poiiticians get in on the inside and we lost our principles.” Saying that he knew too much about both Nonpartisan factions to take part with either side, Olson as- serted that there are two papers calling the leaders of each faction “double crossers and scoundrels,” and they ought to know, he said, because they were all together two years ago. Olson asserted that if the building of political machines is allowed to go on for two years more he did not know how it could be “Now is the time to stop it,” he declared, “and we can do it if we want to.” “When they show by their actions they are trying to ruin the Nonpar- tisan program, I can not go with them,” he said. “I would rather go out, tell the truth and lose than to win with them.” He said the claim that the present administration turned the state mill brokerage business over to the Farm- ers National Grain corporation was not the full truth as the hedging ac- Announcement that Wednesday night will be the “deadline” for pre- senting to local florists the names of permanent “shut-ins” who are to re~ ceive flowers next Sunday, designated as National Flower Shut-in day, was made Monday by Worth Lumry, chairman of the committee in charge of the observance in Bismarck. Lumry stressed the fact that all anyone need do to make sure that every shut-in in Bismarck and Man- dan will be remembered with flowers next Sunday is to present their names to either of Bismarck’s two floral establishments by Wednesday night. At the same time Li called attention to the fact that persons eli- gible to receive these gifts must be “permanent” shut-ins as disinguished | 40. from persons who are only tempo- rarily ill. He asked that citizens assist the florists in remembering such cases by presenting their names to either the O. H. Will company or Hoskins-Meyer, Vice King Convicted On 62 Counts in N. New York, June 8.—(7)—Attorneys for Charles “Lucky” Luciano, fight- ing against a possible life sentence, planned Monday to sppeal from the jury verdict which convicted him on 62 counts of a vice indictment. Luciana’s legal advisers indicated they would attack the constitution- ality of the new consolidated indict- ment law under which their client and eight others were found guilty as the operators of a $12,000,000-a- bis compulsory prostitution syndi- “Tach of the nine defendants. was convicted on all counts in, the in- dictment and could receive a term of | remedy 25 years on each’ count when sen- tence is imposed by Supreme Court Justice Philip J. McCook on June 18, count of the mill was turned over to the national cooperative in his ad- ministration. Condemns Hail Rates He assailed the increased hail in- surance rates by saying that 29 counties were in the high rate zone and in his own county of Eddy, where he believed they had less hail than usual last year, farmers paid 2 per cent above old line rates. Olson attacked the large number of employes in the beer and regula- tory departments and closed by say- ing he believed North Dakota could be run in a businesslike manner with- out political machines. “I tried for five months,” he said, “and got along pretty well. There were & lot of things I did not have time to Olson praised the help President Roosevelt had given to North Dakota agriculture, and pleaded for more co- operative effort and @ larger percent- age of land ownership by the men who work the land. He urged the election of Former State Insurance Commissioner 8. A. Olsness, saying the state needs a man of his ability. Better New Deal Is GOP Need, Nye Says Milwaukee, June 8—(#)—Senator day in St. Mary's procathedral with | also survive. “My mother waited years for her Maytag, and now she wouldn't keep house without it.” After all what more sen- sible investment could newlyweds make? A Maytag provides quick, careful, low-cost washings for years and years. The one-piece, cast-aluminum tub, the Gyratator washing action, originated by Maytag, the Roller Water Remover, the extra fine material and workmanship throughout, will appeal to your sense of true economy. There is an easy payment plan. You may also iron the Maytag way. See the new Maytag Ironer. Maytess available with gasoline Multi-Motor Visit the MAYTAG DEALER near you MANUFACTURERS MAYTAG DEALER 306 MAIN PHONE 141 French & Welch Hardware ’ All the new Convenience Features! © Sliding shelves. e@ Temperature con- trol and defroster. © Foot pedal door ope: © Automatic interior light. © Flexible rubber ice trays. ©Stainless-Steel Super-Freezer. @ Styled to the modern mode, Hotpoint offers 12 refrigerator models. ..sizes and prices to fit your needs and your pocketbook. You can buy a Hotpoint out of the savings it brings. In- spect the deluxe and standard Hotpoint elec. tric refrigerators. Drop in today or tomorrow. Service Electric Company John B. Kottsick, Manager -Bismarck, N. 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Sickness and disease are common enemies to man- kind — ever lurking to strike at © unexpected times. Germs and bac- teria — the very root of all disease—cannot thrive in the low temperatures of modern refrigerators. An evil foreseen is one averted. Insure your- children now — against germ infested food — against the possibilities of sickness — electric re- frigeration is your staunchest safeguard. Let us show you how to have your electric re- frigerator and how it will actually earn you BOWMAN FURNITURE CO. MELVILLE ELECTRIC SHOP CORWIN-CHURCHILL MOTORS MONTGOMERY WARD GAMBLE STORES SERVICE ELECTRIC SHOP HEDAHL MOTOR COMPANY TAVIS MUSIC COMPANY | NORTH DAKOTA POWER AND LIGHT COMPA