The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 1, 1936, Page 3

~ "GOVERNMENT HAS | THREE PLANS FOR CROP INSURANCE & Payment in Kind Visualized by Erickson After Visit in Washington Three plans for crop insurance are under consideration by the national government, Insurance Commissioner- elect Oscar Erickson of ‘Bismarck, said ee on his return from Washing- mi. Representing the state department, Erickson conferred. with officials in the department of economics in the department of agriculture which has charge of working out some kind of crop insurance, he said. “We were informed that three plans were under consideration, but that one of these was meeting with consider- able opposition from the old line in- surance companies who warited to continue to write hail: insurance,” Er- ickson declared. Opposition was received to the plan of “all coverage insurance payable in cash,” Erickson reported. “Another Plan was to insure and pay with de- livery in kind which would mean the » storage of surpluses in terminal ele- vators, while the third plan talked about was to protect by hedging ac- counts.” “At present,” he said, “they are Working on districts by states using the old AAA figures for a five year base.” “There seems to be no other fi available, not even for this state al- though we have been paying the assessors for years to make a crop census every year to be filed with the commissioner of agriculture and la- bor,” Erickson explained, “It looks like the plan will work something like this: “If it is shown a certain district for @ five year period will average nine bushels to the acre and one year * comes along when the thresher’s books show he only threshed six bush- els he will be paid in kind for the other three, or market price in cash, depending on the plan worked out.” LONDON LINK WITH BYGONE AGE BURNS Duke of ‘Kent Watches as Flames Destroy Historic Crystal Palace London, Dec, 1.—(#)}—Historic Crys- cal palace, one of London's intimate links with a bygone age, lay Tuesday in smouldering ruins. A spectacular fire Monday night destroyed the great mirrored edifice which was built at @ cost of $6,750,000 in 185l—an amusement center for millions since the days of Queen Vic- toria, No livés were lost but unesti- mated damage was done. The Duke of Kent, in hip boots and fireman's helmet, was among hun- dreds of thousands who collected to watch London's fire brigade battle the flames. The Duke sloshed about in the water-filled streets for hours, sev- eral times joining fire fighters for steaming cups of coffee. Officials started an investigation of the fire which they said apparently broke out in @ woman's cloakroom. GNDA MEETING SET Fargo, N. D., Dec, 1.—()—Accom- plishments of 1936 and the prepara- tion of the program for the ap- proaching months will occupy direc- tors of the Greater North Dakota as- sociation when they gather in Grand Forks for the winter meeting Dec. 10 and 11, . KILLED BY TRAIN Willmar, Minn., Dec. 1. — () — Charles 8. Luce, 52, salesman for the Algona Implement company, St. Pat was killed Monday when his car was struck by the Empire Builder at Her- man, SET UP PARIS CIRCUIT Washington, Dec. 1. — (#) — The American Telephone and Telegraph company Tuesday inaugurated the first direct telephone circuit, to Paris. Eyes Examined Glasses Prescribed The eye ts an organ you can’t afford to neglect. Optometrist Dr. H. J. Wagner Offices oppesite the G. P. Hotel cince 1914. Phone 583 Bismarck, N. D. Thijs Xmas you'll have marvel- ous NEW hearing with the amazing Lifetime Guaranteed Acousticon Write today for a trial in your own home. If Acou- sticon (bone or air con- duction) does not outper- form all others you will not be asked to buy. : \ Acousticon 35 Years of Service Is Your Protection FOSHAY TOWER Joint Nobel | Or. Victor Hess (above), professor ef Innebruck, Austria, was joint winner with Dr. Carl Anderson of the Callfornia institute of Technol- ogy of the 1936 Nobel award for physics. (Associated Press Photo) MILLIONS OF YOUTH TRAINED BY RUSSIA IN MILITARY ARTS Soviet Youngsters Are Called Power Behind First Line of Defense Moscow, Dec. 1.—(?)—Russia pointed Tuesday to millions of well-trained Soviet youth as the power behind their first line of defense. M, Tlyinsky, secretary of the Moscow Monsomol (Young Communists) com- mittee told the congress of Soviets “our youth are always ready to de- fend our country. He drew a cont between Com- munist youth and “the youth of Hit- ler’s Germany,” who, he said, “find beating up Jews and other anti- Semitism easier than jumping with parachutes.” Tiyinsky detailed the number of young men and women trained by Osoaviachim (voluntary society for preparedness for air and chemical de- fense) as follows: 1,700,000 Voroshiloff sharpshooters. 60,000 snipers and. sniper instruc- tors. 4,600,000 experienced chemical and aerial defenders. 54,000 horsemen. In 1936, Ilyinsky said, Osoaviachim trained 10,000 parachute jumpers, 9, 000 pilots, and 15,000 glider pilots HONOR COURT MAY DISQUALIFY SARGA Duelling Doctor Has Talked Too Much in Violation of Code Budapest, Dec. 1—(7}—A Hungar- jan court of honor was reported Tues- day to be contemplating disqualifica- tion of pugnacious little Dr. Franz Sarga from his remaining duels be- cause he’s talked too much. Dr. Sarga, who has fought two en- counters and wants to engage in seven more against young bloods who sneered at his marriage to a Budapest belle, has not been particularly tight- However, the diminutive duelist insisted he had fixed everything up because, when called upon by police, he denied—as a gentleman should— that he had duelled at all. 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