The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 24, 1936, Page 8

2 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1936 Leena eA CSET § WILL PUT $24,000 | INLOGAL STOCKINGS Christmas Club at First Nation-! al Bank to Pay That Sum in Near Future Approximately $24,000 will be poured §nto the Christmas stockings of 1,000 persons in the Bismarck area within the next 10 days, according to an-j} nouncement Tuesday by the First Na- tional bank. i The money will come from the) bank's Christmas ngs department ; which enables anyone to save! throughout the year to accumulate a} fund for Christmas spending. ! E. T. McCanna, bank vice president, | said that not y is the number of! persons participating in the savings plan higher this year tha t but} the total to be distribut is much higher because the average per in- dividual is greater this year than} Jast. Past experience has been that most; of the money goes into Christmas ex- penditures, although some is used tor) education, travel or charity or to pay taxes, insurance or debts. | Saving for the 1937 Christmas c ‘will open Wednesday, McCanna s and all Bismarck residents are invite to participate. In the past the bans staff has taken the initiative in couraging persons to participate but the plan now is well enough estab- | lished so that this should not be nec- essary, McCanna said. The plan has proved popular throughout the United States and th total saved in that manner, fo: tribution within the next few we estimated at $400,000,000. | King’s First Portrait | Exhibited at Gallery) London, Noy, 24—()—The first por- | trait of King Edward to be painted since he ascended the throne is now} on exhibition at gallery of the Royal Society of Portrait Painters in Picca- dilly. Painted by John St. Heller/ Lander, it is a full-length picture of | the king, in the uniform of an ad-! jing miral-of-the-fleet with the garter mantle. OVERTIME PARKING COSTLY Pittsburgh, Noy. 24.—(A costs of overtime parking are going up. Police are warning violators by tele-! graph-collect. Patrol wagons come for those who ignore the telegrams. {| RINT E | New York, Nov. 24.—(#)—L. B. Pal-| mer, general manager of the Amer-; ican Newspaper Publishers’ associ- | ation, Tuesday described reports of an impending newsprint shortage as: 4 “scare-head.” CCC HELPS FOR! Duluth, Minn., Nov, 24.—(4)—Pro- | fects completed by CCC boys in the] Superior National forest have ad-| vanced development of the forest area | 20 years, R. U. Harmon, supervisor | : the forest, announced Tuesday after | submitting his annual report to Wash- ington. | industry The amazing growth of the British air force since the $1,500,000,000 armaments program was instituted. 18 months ago is revealed by estimates that the total of first line planes has been increased from 580 to 992, with three to four craft in reserve on each type, making a strength of more than 4,000 aircraft. The mass production methods utilized to speed manufacture of planes is shown in the upper view of the factory at Cricklewood, near London, where the deadly new Harrow bombers (below) are assembled. Mighty Feathers for Britain's New Wings Steel Industry Will Earn Millions in ’36) P)—Net earn-| J 1936 | el industry for estimated the repo! est since 1929, ‘Call Bismarck Scout Meeting for Tonight; rent year will be held ters in the city auditorium, Dr. George M. Constans, elected dis at the 1 yea area cout executive, Each committee will be asked to make suggestions or additions to the} P&TFOOD STORE 105 Fifth St. Bananas, . $1.59 Navel Oranges, 2doz....... Apples, 40-lb. box. . Grapefruit, medium size, each .... Red Grapes, 3 pounds Rome Beauty Apples, 5 Ibs... Cocoa, 1-lb. can ........ 10c pumpkin, Our Family, fo. 242 cans, 2 for ... 25c Whole Kernel Corn, 12-0z. cans, Free Delivery Phone 1994 Dark Karo Syrup, 5-Ib. pail .... f 29c Butter, per Ib. Mixed Nuts, per lb. ... Shelled Walnuts per Ib. ... Bulk Dates, 2 pounds Sweet Potatoes, 1 pounds . 19c 55c Heinz’ Date and Plum Pudding, large can Apple Cider, faney gallon jug. Lettuce, 2 heads Green Top Carrots, per bunch Phone 1080 207 Tenth St. Jonathan Apples, 20-Ib, box ....... 73c Drevsingvat. .....29C Ginger Ale, Lime Rickey, White Soda, 69c ime 23¢ ee Ae BILL'S GROCERY FREE DELIVERY Phone 1080 New Location pe 25c 35c 1GA,2 for .......19€ .13¢ ete. 3DC “A” Coffee, 1 9 c Crisco, 3-Ib. can ....- Pumpkin, No. 24%, 2 for.... Butter, Tomato Juice, 9-oz. can, 2 for. & Steel institute Payrolls of the t said, are at an of $860,000,000, the high- regular meeting of the Bis-) district of the Missouri Valley Boy Scout council for the cur- at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday night at the scout headquar- newly- ict. chairman, will preside | ting gnd review the pro- posed scout program for the coming according to Paul O. Netland, special phases of the year's program with which they are concerned. The completed plan will then be used as the basis for activities during the year, Netland urged that all scout com- | Mmitteemen, scoutmasters and other interested persons be present for the sions Tuesday night. Alaska Rations Food Due to Union Strike Juneau, Alaska, Nov. 24.—(#)—Ra- tioning of canned milk, six cans to mer; no turkeys for Than! no more coal—these formed |the reports from Alaskan cities Tues- day on effects of the maritime strike. Reports to the territorial governot office indicated shortaBes were great- er at points accustomed to relatively frequent transportation, Communi- j ties which yearly stock up for long periods had adequate supplies. | hausted DROUTH RELIEF ASSURED St. Paul, Nov. 24.—()—Assurance that grants to drouth farmers will continue this winter and that efforts are being to care for those in drouth areas not eligible for grants |bad been given’ Tuesday to commit- tees representing the Minnesota Farm Holiday association by Sukli Rutford State resettlement director. Tomato Soup Per Can 5c BANANAS Select Fruit 2 Ibs. 15¢ | \fM crisp head | i Sunkist, large size Sweet Potatoes | Standard Armour’s, No, 1 doz. 389¢ CANDY Old Tyme Mixed - 3 lbs. for 25¢ Armour’s Cream, Brick 2 Ib. box 50¢ No. 24% tin resh vegetable supplies ex- | HE Apples Potatoes .*:-*:. Oranges _...18 for 45c Granulated Sugars. |Vessel’s Failure to Dock Causes Alarm St. John, Nfld., Nov. 24—(?)—Agents of the Shaw Steamship company ex- | Pressed alarm Tuesday over the non- j appearance of the S, S. Beran, 35 | days out of Glasgow, Scotland. The | Beran, with its crew of 17, should have made the trip in about 13 days, agents said. The captain and crew are Norwegians. The vessel, about 2,-, 000 tons gross, was bound for Mon- treal and Toronto. HORTHY IN ROME | Rome, Nov. 24.—(#)—Admiral Nich- jolas Horthy, regent of Hungary, ar- jrived Tuesday with recognition of! Italy's conquest of Ethiopia and a bid for Il Duce's definite support of Hun- |garian rearmament in his pocket. HAVRE APPROVES DAM Havre, Mont., Nov. 24.—(#)—Voters of this city approved repayment con- tracts with the bureau of reclamation for construction of the proposed chain lakes dam, northwest of here, voting 838 to 7 in favor of the project. TOLLEY RESIDENT DEAD Tolley, N, D., Nov, 24.—(?)—Funeral services were held here Tuesday for | Frank A, Levitt, about 66, well known Tolley resident, who died of a heart attack Sunday in his home, THANKSGIVING TALK Bismarck Should Be Grateful for Unnoticed Blessings, Lions Are Told Bismarck can give thanks to un- noticed blessings despite the drouth, crop failure and resultant hardships, Rev. Opie 8. Rindahl, pastor of the Trinity Lutheran church, said here Monday in a special Thanksgiving day address which featured the reg- ular noonday luncheon of the, Lions club. Reverend Rindahl cited the federal improvement programs in this area and the vast amount of U, 8. funds poured into this section for relief as examples of things for which the populace should be grateful. Regardless of the drouth and crop failure, retail business has been im- proving steadily and is a type of cash business that is welcomed by the mer- chants, Rindahl said. He was introduced by Norman Liv- dahl, program chairman. Announcement W the plans for the 1936 Artists’ Series, which opens Dec. 1 with a concert featuring Robert Macdonald, pianist, was made by Miss Florence Fritch, local manager. Dr. Charles A. Arneson sang a solo accompanied by Miss Fritch at the piano. Archie Johnson won the at- tendance prize, Death Ends 3 Years’ Suffering for Girl Mitchell, S, D., Nov. 24.—(@)—Death ended three years of suffering for little Allegra McDougal, 6-year-old daughter of Mrs. Ethel McDougal of Mitchell. The child died in Shrine hospital, St. Paul, where she had been con- fined since last March and has un- dergone 12 operations for skin graft- ing. She suffered severe body burns in her home three years ago and was in a Mitchell hospital for a year and a half before being removed to Shrine hospital. She died while on the operating table for another operation. Her father was killed in an automobile ac- cident several years ago. Catch Hit-Run Auto Driver After Chase Minneapolis, Nov. 24,—(#)—Cap- tured in a chase through streets and alleys a half-hour after his car had struck two pedestrians early Tuesday, Marcel LaBreche, 25, on probation for drunken driving, was sentenced to serve 90 days in the workhouse. The victims of the accident suffered bruises, lacerations and broken ribs. KILLED IN CAR CRASH Minneapolis, Noy. 24.—(?)—Donald Byersdorfer, 18, was killed early Tues- day when the car in which he was riding with another youth swerved down a ten-foot embankment, The second youth escaped unhurt. CHINESE RETAKE CITY Shanghai, Nov. 24.—(#)—Chinese dispatches from Dweisui said defend- ers of Suiyuan province had taken Pailingmiao from Mongol invaders in a surprise counter-attack. PHONE 1612 $1.4 $1.2 Winesaps 40 Ib. box Wash, ae | B imrcos 2cr 23¢ | Mincemeat |W LETTUCE, 9 136 alip 25 Texas Seedless Cherries Tomatoes i Chocolate ait Finest Bauash Honey fer ae covered, No. Wash., Montana, Ibs, 1 Ib. box 23c cans 23c per Ib. ..... 3c 5 bb, pall 55c 2 for 25c Catsup ii: 106 | Dill Pickles Libby’s (Al Orange ie 196 | 2" 16¢ 10 Ib. Coffee * Chase and Sanborn 2 Ibs. for 45¢ Pineapple JUICE 12 os. tin 3 cans for 25¢ MPEL’ PEARS, Eating YAMS, Fancy .... Grapefruit ._.7 for 20¢ 48¢ Tomato Juice Per Can 9 Cranberries Fancy Small’ 5 | 2 Ibs. 38c 38c 23c inter, doz, ....... Ibs. for BUTTER No. 1 Creamery lb. 34c CANDY Chocolate Drops 3 lbs. for 25¢ (REV. RINDAHL GIVES | rteads Bendix Firm Vincent Bendix, president of the Bendix Products corporation, is shown at his desk in South Bend, Ind., where he directed officials of the concern in efforts to end a labor dispute that resulted in a shutdown of the plant. (Associated Presa Photo) Tire Companies Boost Production Schedule Akron, Ohio, Nov. 24.—(?)—The Firestone Tire & Rubber company an- nounced Tuesday purchase of a plant at Memphis, Tenn., and at the same time Goodyear Tire & Rubber com- pany said that beginning Nov. 20, tire production will be increased from four to five days a week. B. F, Goodrich company, and General Tire and Rub- ber company, also indicated they ex- pected continuation of the present heavy production schedules. Man Who Beat Wife Dead Obtains Estate Detroit, Nov. 24.—(#)—Probate Judge Edward Command said Tues- day that because Michigan has no law preventing it, Oral Sabo, who was convicted of manslaughter after beating his wife to death Oct. 6, will share in her $13,000 estate. HALVORSON RITES HELD | Northwood, N. D., Nov. 24—(?}—Fu- neral services for Car] Halvorson, for- merly of Northwood who was killed when struck by a hit-and-run auto- mobile in Minneapolis early Sunday, will be held here Wednesday. STORE CLERKS STRIKE New York, Nov. 24.—(4)—More than 100 Schulte cigar stores in Manhattan were closed Tuesday when managers, window trimmers and stockroom clerks went on strike for a 20 per cent wage increase, 48 hour week and a closed shop contract. STEEL PLANT BUILDING Cleveland, Nov. 24—(4)—The Re- public Steel corporation announced Tuesday plans to construct continu- ous cold and hot strip mills here at a cost of approximately $15,000,000. The plants will employ about 2,200 men. The first American almanac was published by William Pierce, of Cam- bridge, Mass., in 1630. ‘The cooling system of a car will not operate efficiently unless the fan belt, which is apt to beconte loose after a long period of operation, is kept tight. ALS é Da liares She flavor lasts Schilling vane nila rs =) Pumpkin Marshmallow Peas Cherries Pears CARROTS, green tops, per bunch GRAPES, Empcrors, 3 Ib. basket .. . Fancy Steaks, T-Bone, Round, Sirloin, 1b Pork Roast, Ib... Rolled Roast, Ib.. 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