The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 20, 1936, Page 11

DAVIES NAMED 10 SUCCEED BULLITT AS RUSSIAN ENVOY Native of Wisconsin, Prominent, Democrat Noted as Inter- national Lawyer Washington, Nov. 20.—(4)—The ap- pointment of Joseph E. Davies, prom- inent Washington international law- yer, as American ambassador to Mos- cow was announced Friday by the White House. Davies will succeed William C Bullitt, who recently was appointed envoy to France. Davies took an active part in the recent presidential electio., campaign as a member of the advisory commite tee of the Democratic national com- mittee. i A native of Wisconsin, Davies served as chairman of the federal trade com- mission from 1913 to 1918 under Pres- ident Wilson and was an ex-officio; member of the war industries board. | After acting as economic advisor to President Wilson at the Versailles peace conference, he was offered suc- cessively the ambassadorship to Rus- | sia, the ambassadorship to Italy and the governorship of the Philippines. He declined all of these posts to run for the United States senate in Wis-! consin in 1918. He was defeatad by a small majority. The new ambassador has been en- gaged in a law practice in Washington | for a number of years. Wins Steel Job Held by Tigue A “business-like” campaign to organize steel workers was promised by B. F. Bennett, above, Granite City, IU," mill worker, after he was elected to succeed the veteran Michael F. Tigue as president of the Amal- gamated Association of Iron, Steel, and Tin Workers. Bennett was a critic of the resigned “ultra - conservative” policies. Tigue's the Spanish Fascist command that it intended to stop all traffic in the port of Barcelona and that foreign vessels should stay away from there. This was revealed by R. Walton Moore, acting secretary of state, who {said that the communication was GENERAL ELECTRIC H Millions More Added to Huge Total Going to Workers and Shareholders New York, Nov. 20.—(®)—A $14,400,000 extra dividend by the Gen- eral Electric Co., and added compen- j sation for workers under its profit- sharing plan topped another shower of dollars from industry Friday. Some 41,000 General Electric workers were counted into the hundreds ot thousands sharing the year-end dol- lar windfall through wage increases and special payments. The company, in Une witif a recent policy for adjust- ing compensation to living costs | changes, added 2 per cent to the year- yend profit-sharing disbursements, es- , timated at 6 per cent of employe j earnings. The 1936 payment was expected to be substantially larger than the $1,500,000 divided among employes last year. General Electric directors declared an extra dividend of 50 cents a share and the regular 25 cents quarterly on {the common, totaling together $21,- 1634,000 and payable Dec. 21 to about 185,000 stockholders, It sent the week's dividend total {soaring toward the $300,000,000 mark for some 140 companies. Year-end disbursements announced in the last month by nearly 200 companies ap- Proximated $575,000,000. Roughly half the total came from extra and special payments to avoid the federal surtsx upon undivided profits and the usual year-end tendency to boost payments + when Tamara British immigration authorities refused to be swayed by beauty Desni. above, tried to land in Southampten from a liner crossing from America, and the Russian film actress was forced to proceed to Bremen. But Tamara had the last laugh. She announced she is to wed Bruce Setton, film actor, relative of the Duke of Abercorn, and perhaps live in England. VOLUNTEERS JOIN MADRILEROS Perpignan, France, Nov. 20.—(7)—A U.S. Shipping Warned To Avoid Barcelona, Washington, Nov. 20. — (P) — The sent in such a roundabout manner that it did not warrant a reply. He indicated this government, for {the time being at least, would take no action on the matter, because there United States government was in re-| were no American commercial or na- when earnings are increasing. More than 25 companies added $50,000,000 to the total Friday. Indian Treaty Signed ceipt Friday of indirect warning from val vessels in Spanish waters at this { time. Quality Meat Market | Come in and see our selected stock of TURKEYS The best there is on the market. Lots of Turkeys, Ducks, Chickens. on r ee 10c 18c Zephyr’s Derailment At Denver Is Costly Chicago, Nov. 20.—(@)—Burlington railroad officials estimated Friday the line’s new Zephyr was damaged to the extent of $20,000 in a derailment acc!- dent at Denver Thursday. The | stream-lined speedste? was delayed | two hours on its run to Chicago. F, G. Gurley, vice president of the Burlington company, sald the sixth year of the 10-car train was sideswiped by a Denver and Rio Grande train at the east end of the station where both lines use the same track. Four sleepers ava the observation car were derailed, he said, but no one was in- jured. Pork Shoulder, Derib,.-....-..- In Blood Discovered Washington, Nov. 20—(#)—The WPA writers’ project claimed credit Friday for unearthing the only Indian blood treaty known to exist. Signed in their own blood by 10 tribal chiefs of the Sioux, the treaty was made with three white men—who signed in ink. Officials said the paper—“A treaty ot peace and friendship made and consummated by William Clark, Mar- fan Edwards and Auguste Chouteau granting plenipotentiary rights by the United States to the Sioux tribe"— was probably signed as early as 1830. It was found by researchers in an unclaimed safety deposit box. Ray Peterson, the University of San Francisco fullback, got off the long- est boot on the Pacific coast in 1935. His kick carried 78 yards on the fly. special trainload with 1,300 French, Belgian, Dutch and Swiss volunteers crossed the international border into Spain Friday, en route to join the defenders of Madrid. The Art of Cooking —By— OLGA V. HANSCOMB Recipes requested during the school. CARAMEL FROSTING 144 cups brown sugar (firmly packed) 1% cups graulated sugar 1% cups milk 2 tbsp. butter. Combine sugars and milk and bring to a boil, stirring constantly. Then boil, without stirring, until the mix- ture reaches the soft ball stage. This means that a drop from the spoon in very cold water, will draw together. It should not form a definite ball, just pull together in the water. Add the butter, let cool’ and beat until it reaches spreading consistancy. LEMON CHIFFON PIE 3 egg yolks slightly beaten % cup sugar 3 thsp. water 3 tbsp. lemon juice 1 tsp. grated lemon rind 1-3 cup sugar % tsp. salt 3 egg whites, stiffly beaten 1 baked pie shell, 9 inch. Combine the egg yolks, sugar and water in top of double boiler. Place over hot water and cook until thick- ened, stirring constantly. Remove from fire and cool, then add lemon juice and rind. Beat the sugar and salt gradually into the beaten egg whites and continue beating until they are stiff again. Fold in the lemon mixture. Turn into pie shell and bake at 350 degrees for about 30 minutes or until delicately brown. DATE TORTE % cup dry bread crumbs % tsp. baking powder % tsp. salt 1 egg % cup sugar % tsp. vanilla 1 cup dates, sliced % cup chopped nut meats. Mix the crumbs, salt and baking powder. Beat the egg and beat it in the sugar; add the vanilla, dates and Schilling Coffee nuts and stir into the crumb mixture. | Spread ina shallow pan about % inch thick and bake 325 degrees for 50 to 60 minutes. PORK CAKE % Ib. fat, salt pork % cup boiling water 1 cup molasses % tsp. cinnamon % tsp. ginger 1 cup sugar % tsp. cloves % tsp. nutmeg 2 eggs 1 tap. soda % Ib. chopped raisins 4% cups flour Put the pork through the meat grinder, place in a large bowl and pour the boiling water over. Add the mo- lasses, sugar, well beaten eggs, soda and the spices sifted with about one half of the flour. Mix well and add enough more flour to make a fairly thick batter. Bake at 325 degrees for about three hours. Can you give me a recipe for a nice Birthday Cake? LADY BALTIMORE 2% cups cake flour 2% tsp. baking powder % tsp. salt % cup butter 1% cup sugar 8 egg yolks % cup milk % tsp. lemon extract Sift the flour once, add the bak- ing powder and salt and sift again three times. Cream the butter very thoroughly, add the sugar gradually and cream together until light and fluffy. Beat the egg yolks thorough- ly with a rotary beater until lemon colored and thick enough to fall from the beater in a heavy, continuous Stream. Add to the creamed mixture and beat until light and almost waxy in appearance. Add flour alternately with the milk, slowly, beating thor- oughly after each addition. Stir in extract. Bake in three 9 inch layer pans at 375 for 25 minutes. Great Northern Plan For Building Is Hazy St. Paul, Nov. 20.—()—Details of a $6,000,000 program of new car building for the Great Northern railway, dis- closed in New York Friday, were not communicated to any officials of the road at the St. Paul headquarters. The report that only a dozen passen- ger coaches will be purchased set at | rest for the time being reports which have been current that the Great Northern would enter streamline, hign speed train operation between St. Paul and the Pacific coast. C. O. Jenks, vice president of the road, sald he believes no decision has } yet been made as to whether the new i Find Lioness, Now Seek Black Bear Hy Pittsburgh, Nov. 20.—(?)—And ; now there’s a big black bear in | the Pittsburgh “wilds.” The police took a lioness from Henry D. Wilkins, Negro odd jobs man, who said he was “boarding” her for a carnival friend. “He's got a big black bear in a barn somewhere on Ridge Avenue (once an ultra-exclusive residen- tial district),” Henry said. The Lioness went to the zoo. Po- lice said the bear would too if they find it. | To Fight 9 Duels to Defend His Marriage, Budapest, Nov. 20.—() — Magda | Sargas, vivacious blond wife of the man who must fight nine duels in 48 Ie “...BETTER MAKE it two boxes ot Shredded Wheat. They dis- ies? like magic in a house || of youngsters!” Yes—and its wonderful for them, be- cause Shredded Wheat is 100% whole wheat! a spite the opposition of her Parents and the criticism of others. 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