The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 5, 1937, Page 9

~ Jetimbing above sero. at several state Points, the federal weather bureau of- tice reported here. The forecast for North Dakota was snow probably Friday and Saturday, coe pee. * SNOW FALLS WITH | WARMER WEATHER srr a be ag Some Roads Drifting in Drifting in Eastern Valley © oy officials said roads were drifting and visibility was “poor.” ‘Deadline Nears in__ {7 HGHTH GRADERS Majority of Pupils Had Com- Part of State; More Snow w flurries fell at Devils Lake, : joted 4 Forecast Williston and Bismarck, where tems Alberta Premier Has Yet to Cut! | Teans to Belief leted Work Oona Peratures were climbing slowly. At A J mer School Sessions = Williston the moved to 8] Average Citizen in on Lien Ires Owner | i ee Snow fell in Western North Dakota reek It was 6 above . Minot for ‘Basic Dividends’ —_—_____________@/ Seventeen pupils in 11 Burleigh county rural schools were awarded eighth grade diplomas at the close of the first semester, it was an- nounced Friday by Miss Marie Huber, county superintendent of schools, bid ment the world has seen, 1s rapidly] “ her of the students com- approaching the deadline he set for| enon your neck, Cordially pleted thelr pale grade Honpdaad tid Dis inauguration of = scheme whereby abhi ve the summer schi the state would provide a gratuitous B hearin Huber eal Diplomas wee income for every adult citien sup- | Butter Substitutes all, 158 aecenin geidare nea 38 Popes shatiering idee:/ Under Heavy Penalty eightts graders took ihe, emteulnetions hart became premier on Sept. tn Burletgh ty at the close of ment by voters who were well-nigh| St. Paul, Feb. 5—(P)—A bill to vir- gy ees receiving thelr di iplomas tually prohibit the sale of oleomst-| were: Hilda Wolfe, Wilton, Wilton garine and butter substitutes was passed Thursday by the house of Re resentatives. The measure would im: pose a license of $1,000 on manufac turers, $500 on wholesalers and $250 on retailers of butter substitutes. Under the measure, which now goes to the senate, each private consumer OATS fais 18¢ Lange, ‘Woods school No. oe Eddy Johnson, Wing, Florence Lake school No. 14; would pay a tax of $1, while hotels| Evelyn Mertz, Driscoll, Lein school and restaurants would pay $25 and’ bakeries $5. Menoken, 5 Orville Habeck, McKenzie, McKenzie school No. 34; Loren Chenowlth, Har- old Hall, Charles McClosky and Bueh! Sherman of Sterling, Sterling school No. 35, and Peter Materie, Braddock, ‘Wild Rose school No. 54. ASKS PROGRAM EXPANSION @ “stockholder,” if he or she agreed to participate. The “basic dividends” would not be in cash, but in the form of credit which would be the equivalent of cash for internal transactions. The brick- Jayer would transfer some of his For this Volume.Sale IGA kept factories humming with a 75- him affluent without extra ed on carlad order of rolled oats! his part. credit, to the merchant for a sult of| St. Paul, Feb. 5—(?)—Gov. Elmer The result is a low price on @ ‘What the premier proposes, clothes, and ie meroluens | Would A: Denon Friday. ated hey transfer credit to the automobile dealer for a car. So the credit would keep going the rounds, | in brief, Ie ta teenies peovines ante apron sharing corporation in which every adult Albertan would ipso facto be fine product. . Aberhart Scheme) /WARDED DPLOMAS THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 5, 1987 Governor Signs Two | More Bills Into Law signed two new bills passed Dy the making a total of three new laws this session. One law ap- Propriates $8,970 for mine inspection while the other appropriates $710 for the state board of veterinary medical examiners. FASTIDIOUS RAJAH BATS WITH WAITER Indian Potentate Accepts Ital- ian Steward's Invitation to Dinner Trieste, Italy, Feb. 5—(PiwA f05- tidious eastern potentate who dined with an Italian waiter set Trieste so- clety Friday to telling how east met west, The ruler, who engages the whole floor of a hotel for his suite, is the ;| maharajah of the Indian state of Alwar. When he travels a retinue of 25 servants and household officers attends him, His host was Walter Giuseppe Tondato, dining room steward on the liner Conte Verde which brought the maharajah from India to Italy. Steward Tondato’s gracious man- net had impressed the Indian ruler and he appreciated the murmured, shipboard invitation: “If you come to Trieste, I should be honored if you would come to visit me.” The maharajah came to Trieste. And he remembered the invitation. Dinner at the Tondatos’ was a suc- cess, Bees will fly en miles from the hive in search of At :All Bismarck-Mandan IGA Stores FEB. STH TO 11TH MUCHMORE BRAND. 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One newspaper, the London News Chronicle, said outright that Ribbentrop’s salute and “Heil Hit- ler” at Thursday's diplomatic recep- tion might mean the German envoy would not “continue very much long- er in his present post.’ ’ The paper also sald the incident head “aroused the British cabinet” against “German propagandist tivities,” no longer is “persona grata.” ‘The former champagne salesman who turned diplomat for Der Fueh-j = FooD TORE In LARD MEDALITY PLATTER 100 Value for 110° BISQUICK Abvaibent xury Texture” ScotTissue 1000 Sheet Rolls 3-20 dort « 6 25 40 PONTIACS FREE - Every Ivor and that von Ribbentrop GOLD MEDAL “KITCHEN TESTED” FLOUR Betty Crocker’s Tested 100% Pure (For Your Baking) Wax Cartons ory soap... =: rer was angered by the News Chron- icle statements, German embessy sources sald. 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