The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 21, 1936, Page 9

ISSUE 1S BIG fies TEM IN GURRENT ® POLMICAL DRIVE sitive Pocketbook Nerve Reacts to Pressure From Government By BYRON PRICE (Chief ef Bureau, the Associated Press.) y and large, year in and year out, e is no more touchy issue in pol- es than the issue of taxation. Not only is the pocketbook nerve Mong the most tender, but talk out taxes always intertwines itself Hth the general business situation. wy taxes strike at the top of the Austrial structure by yokes ing profits of the big corporat d at the bottom by aehtine “the nding of the average citizen. In the current period of depres- by the alacrity with which the publicans raised the cry of “poli- 8!” after the Roosevelt tax -confer- | Republican Chairman Hamilton eted this event with a big laugh, it others in his party were both fer- mt aid caustic in their protests. fhe general Republican reaction ly established an expectation hat Governor Landon would have pret d to say, in an early cam- speech, about the fiscal situa- on of the federal government. Setting Lends Importance IG mana m the . onfab was a statement by Secre- “Speculation Is Rife’ y Morgenthau. It set forth a con-| Now there may have been valid jusion, based on current conditions,|/reasons why so much was made’ of at no tax increase appeared “neces-| this event. If so, the White House y” now. preferred to leave those reasons to Ordinarily that might not be re- the imagination for it made no com- arded as a very startling observa-|ment. ion. For one thing, the new fiscal] Republican speculation went a long beginning July 1 was ony six|Wway. It played with the word “neces- ks old; most of its uncertainties} sary,” on which so much seemed to 311 lay ahead. For another, congress|hinge. Did Mr. Morgenthau mean ead just been permitted to quit two|the budget could be balanced with- Months previous without any hint!out new taxes, or did he merely mean hat anyone was thinking new taxes|increases would be unwise now in we necessary.” spite of the deficit? fF) What Mr. Morgenthau had to say| Was the White House sheeting ‘was given a setting, however, which|Wwholly divorced from politics, and could not fail to attract attention.|was it a fully legitimate action on Ht hear the news irman Harri-|the part of a responsible administra- on of the senate finance committee|tion to reassure business at a time had Geen summoned from a busy pri-|0f economic upturn? mary campaign in Mississippi, and| Probably the answer to this last hairman Doughton of the house|question does not matter greatly, as ys and means committee called|f@r as the practical consequences ddenly back from North Carolina. |are concerned. In « campaign year After many mysterious specula- |it is to be expected that Political ions overnight, the two congression- | interpretations will be applied to the mi leaders were ushered into the | acts ee aemmatiag however pure they public was given the Morgenthau statement. ite House at an unusually early Fmorning hour. The stage was set for| It is safe to say at least that what nomentous and possibly historic de-| happened at the White House has 'velopments. Then the breathless|/steatly aroused the interest of the “We Thank You” Fancy Western Cantaloupe Green Seedless Grapes Washington Elberta Peaches Bartlett Pears Malaga Grapes Bananas Fresh Limes Crabapples Concord Grapes Green Apples Oranges, 2 doz., Bc “Vegetables” Fancy Minnesota Tomatoes Cucumbers Celery Head Lettuce New Peas Wax and Green Béans Cauliflower Sweet Potatoes Sweet Onions Sweet Corn Green Peppers New Carrots LL “Grocery Department” i Ee ae ...99C “ins 16c large, 1 Ib. pkg. ......+++ pececsceessecees - LeGrande Green or Wax Beans, 8 good 23c + standard grade, 2 cans for ............+.- Skippy Improved Peanut Butter, ‘by hydrogenation, yg Nieess tate 25c ie Ee | “Meat Department” 0B, Thapected Ropes, Bee Patina. per Ib. desk baa ade es 4 to 5 Ibs., per Ib. . any Pay Winey, re dee eeneeeeeeecens Prrerre rit tier “puiietadin comiien STEWING HENS —“COLD MEATS”— _ Baked, Boiled or Minced Ham, Chicken Loaf, Luncheon Loaf, Veal Loaf, Thuringer Summer Sausage Braunsweiger Liver Sausage att Phones 211 118 Thiré 6t DELIVERIES—$:45 & 10:30; 2:30 & 6:20 We Close 7 P. M. SATURDAY NIGETS ‘Fire and Cavern T Trap Mi Miners Rescue workers were balked in an effort to reach through an escape hole four men trapped in the Sexton coal mine near Moberly, Mo., by a fire and cavein. Picture at top shows crumpled steel wreckage blocking entrance to the mine. Below, relatives and friends of four victims are shown at scene as they watched rescue workers being lowered into an alr shaft in a futile attempt to rescue the entombed men. (Associated Press Photos) = public in the tax issue, and that much more will be heard of that is- sue from now on. THE BISMARCK “TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1936 HEALTH CONDITIONS SUBJECT OF STUDY j Representative of Rockfeller Foundation Scans N. D. Situation ve study An administratis health situation in North Dakota is being made here by Dr. P.,W. Cov- ington, western representative of the international health division of the Rockefeller Foundation. Foll lowing compilation of data the comprehensive study into health conditions, facilities ‘to provide for them, Dr. Covington stated, cial security act and the present studies are foundation to make the surveys. Mrs. Finkle, Fargo, of the in state since 11 881. Ghe came to Grafton, N. D. that and to the foundation, the state board of health and the state planning board. Considerable basic information was obtained here last Covington who said that in in two or three weeks he expected the study. He just arrived in Base marck after completing a study for and will go from North Dakota to South Dakota. Rockefeller Foundation has for the state of Utah and The many years given financial support ~ in various states to establish” needed facilities or departments in health P&TFOOD STORE 105 Fifth St. END THE FEEL-PUNK, ‘You sa Labeler te nd bate x oms ma} int const Until ae Da ee ‘Why throw these days out of your life particular t bits uu so good. 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Free Delivery Phone 1994 SUGAR, 10 Ib. cloth sack CARROTS, Green Tops, per bunch .......... TOMATOES, per No. 2 can MACARONI, SPA- GHETTI, 5 Ib. box HEAD LETTUCE, per solid large head work until states were willing or able ‘With the establishment of the so- financial as- sistance from the federal government this work has been lifted foundation, he explained, determine present conditions and wherever state health departments invite the} State Pioneer, Dies Fargo, N. D., Aug. 21.—(#)—Death Thursday night to another Notth Dakota pioneer, Mrs. V. Cath- Finkle of Fargo, resident of the as a child and young girl Bouth- Gurviving family members are Mrs. Paulson, Miss Eva Finkle, and In The whale shark is the largest of all fish; it attains a length of 70 feet. 222 WATER AND SEWAGE MEETING DATE: SET Fargo Chosen as Site of Eighth Annual Conference Sept. Fargo eighth annual convention of the North Dakota Water Works conference to be held Sept. 27 and 28, M. D. Hollis, state sani- tary engineer and conference secre- tary, announced Friday. Difficulties work of establishing improved water and sewage disposal facilities and additional problems injected into the situation as the result af drouth will bel laced at the convention, Hollis Frank R. Shaw, sanitary engineer § lin charge of the third intérstate san-|rient relating to tanks, wells, itary district, U. 8, public health serv- and communtiy eastetion. roe fee, whose area covers 14 states, will Raynes Ie President ‘ be the principal speaker. In addition to sanitary engineers from South Dakota and Minnesote, other speakers will include state and federal officials in North Dakota. Spur te Development Designed to “spur progressive de- velopment” of water and sewage 5: tems in the state, the meeting is pected to attract more than 100 san- itary engineers, city officials and water and sewage plant operators, and Sewage | Hollis reported. ‘The opening session of the conven- tion will be occupied with papers and business, A water and sewage school is scheduled the second day. Principal feature of the meeting will be displays showing models of different types of water-sewage fa- cilities including portable chlorinat- ing apparatus; deep well pumps and pumping equipment, portable water softeners and floride remover and a) prevent hail from falling on crops display from the state health depart- | Italy. “Bpectal attention is to toward practical every which harass all operators pal and institutional water age facilities,” President Ravnos de- clared. He urged every city to represented ‘at the convention. 27-28 has been selected for the FIRES. UNDER CONTROL Spokane, beloved Aug. 21—()}—The encountered in the Here’s good news for housewives! The first shipment of Yakima Elberta and Hale peaches has just arrived. They ate of such fine quality this year and the price is 80 reasonable that you will want to can an extra quantity of this luscious fruit. “Delicious and Economical, too Peach lovers know there’s nothing finer in flavor than home-canned Yakima peaches. With the short supply of many other foods because of the great Mid-West drought, and prices rapidly mounting, it’s going to save you money to can plenty of these peaches. Don’t delay your canning. Telephone your grocer or fruit dealer right | away. Or better yet, call at the store and order your peaches and canning supplies. YAKIMA VALLEY PEACH BUREAU Yakima, Washington 2/3 MORE JELLY from exactly the same amount of juice. 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