The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 6, 1937, Page 2

oe Ams teria OS: EAR! — HOUSE COMMITTEE: | SIDE GLANCES - - By George Clark REFUSES FUND FOR LAST POUR YEARS PURCHASE OF PARAS) Liberality of Uncle Sam Is Again: Defeated by Vote Shown in Figures Released 7 i by R. B. Cummins . of12 to.12 The federal government provided 4 ° \ . Washington, Apr. 6. — (®) — The} 306,025,790 in North Dakota for = again T an the Joans, grants and allotments the last ‘ g . \ tary of agriculture to spend-960,000,~: four years, Robert B. Cummins, state : 000. annually to buy farms for resale]: director of the national emergency \ \ to ter council, sald Tuesday. Greatest expenditure was $154,310,- “080 on the loans clesed division, Cum- mins stated. The Farm Credit ad- ministration topped this bracket with $129,695,000 loans through the FCA in the federal land bank, land bank commissioner, production credit as- soclations, emergency crop and drouth rélief, the report showed. Rural Resettlement administration Produced $4,004,240, while $9,807,668 > 4 Gy went to the Reconstruction Finance Sts ty Uf: corporation, $9,037,526 to the Home 2, CLT: Owner's Loan corporation and $1,675,- gs 4 ye 072 to the public works administra- : S Z Wi) “Yj z tion. y _ Under loans insured, the Federal Z Z Housing administration in North Da- LL; S 7 OUT OUR WAY $906,025,790. SENT INTONORTHDAKOTA UPHELD BY COURTS Southern Packing Company Is Held to Have Passed Levy on to Consumer ae kota insured $797,913 under the FHA title one and $1,509,105 under title two totaling $2,307,018. Agricultural adjustment adminis- sauce headed He ae eet of | —_— : eal LEE HERRING NAME grants, allotments and expenditures 2 2 sory st meso "at ‘Auditorium Today Weather Report Cx : 4 = - ai ins TO WELFARE BOARD $18,260,912; social security act, $16,- a ad apne: works progress administra) Tony Sars's marionettes in “The] | wuaTaem FORmUAGTS ° Promised: Dollar: Day|Joseph Gauthier of Walhalla) yelopments at Jamestown. 4 ‘and emergency r Mikado,” complete with Sullivan ‘or Bismarck and vi ts : en f. . administration $4,130,414. songs, Gilbert witticisms, colorful ay iosrieaeie or eee a Drainage Commis- Ish sion Post in State Cummins said the federal housing figure indicated’ amount of money /°ostumes, and a chorus of sprightly Joaned privately but insured by FHA. gentlemen of Japan, will be magia Of expenditures, $154,310,030 was|&t the city auditorium foaned and $149,408,742 came under grants, allotments and other expendi» tures. for puppets Bit, ear Births h Pi te | Daughter, Mr. and Yrs. & ©: Haak~|| i 4 2 a enson, Simms, at 11:02 a mm, Moin fo + TRMILUAMS WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY. mi ‘ ral ¢ t 1on_ tonight. ise Guarin,, Good: portion ton be ya ig For 8 th Da 101 Fede, “Miss Martha rich, and Theodore BEGIN ‘FIREBUG’ HUNT Minneapolis, Apr. 6.—(#)—Another aad “firebug” hunt was begun Tuesday, this time by Hennepin coynty deputy sheriffs, after a blaze that killed 500 thickens and endangered 7,000 others at 1 a, m, Tuesday in the Lyndale farm. - TAKE A STROLL THROUGH PEACOCK ALLEY. modernize them. However, the true color and humor of the characters re- mains. ;. Children and grownups who have laughed over’ the antics of ‘Ko-Ko, lord high exelutioner and his able aily, Pooh Bah, lord high everything else, will find them in new and in- teresting form in this marionetté pro- duction, Designed and painted by Sarg are to! ©! ain temperature For Mi 3. Parti; joudy te CHA las Len 0 in elena tonight and ff ably tt east Wednesday. GENERAL WEATH! The barometric pri the Rocky , Mountal 29.56 inche: ry ight snow or rain in north por- tion and showans Wednesday in south- slightly’ warmer in south central portions tonight nad in south- Bismarck hospital. the vivid Japanese scenes against which the puppets perform in their Sameching | HR rma Performance will ‘to af available at thé auditorium bor- CROW Laees ee ABOUT Physicians Believe Spring Talbott Improving |. Z ‘Physicians attending C. C. Talbott, HICKEN of Jamestown, automobile crash vic-|. 2 % tim, ssid Tuesday the N. D. Farmers {from our own scientific Pale oreseot had spent a “fairly BROILER FACTORY — ff faviull, might end they believed he) x We know they're fresh—We raise It was the first time since Talbott | Nor th was injured in an automobile accident Mave Fried Spring Chicken near Steele over a week ago that phy- | - Tenigetint sicians were “encouraged” with his condition. However, they said he was The Tavern Me wae bane Temoved from an & Phone 1775-W, on Highway No. 10 Hl! oxygen tent at short intervals Tues- | C°° Also Delicious Steaks day, doctors’ believing they had checked pneumonia complications. west; curred in the Great sion, mid- dle Mississippi. Vailey.and over the wet North wet if ea OE Ee Peclddle will succeed John Cudahy of Granville, Wis., for whom no new post has been announced. ———— | Additional Markets if i | FE i il 5 BRog Devils Lake, snow . Grand Forks, cldy. Hankinson, peldy. Lisbor, cle: Nay Oa! el Wishek, clea: . MINNESOTA nore 5 i E te Ee EF Be the First to Wear THESE. SMART SHEERS! They just arrived and ave 7 priced at....... $248 ll il (By th y Asetntea Press) McGraw. Bist . . Midwest Corp 10%. _— GOVERNMENT BONDS r, 6.—()—Government 4 z g : : to attend and to vote unless barred on the floor. Townley in Forefront ac.te™ E i g 8 i at ‘ orhead, cldy. Inneapolis, cldy. 40 SOUTH DAKOTA POINTS High- Paes ft i i F . Hi ae i g f ffs rf g re i epee uae igh Low- (Over the counter in New York) oy i a Fr 6. i Lew! les Cl ann Center, cleat ~ When You Come to Bismarck for happiness mingles with despair - Double Feature Attraction —__ Love defies FEATURE NO. 1 FEATURE NO. 2 - Ho shattering MGM's NEW LAUGH HIT! Haltenga: Rukassnesens: Imported Dotted Swiss, sewed and tied dots that can not rub off. Three styles sketched. Many more ate here in Navy ... Brown... Chaudron Pastels and White. Wow? : ee yi .@ — Baliregs = | |