The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 15, 1937, Page 3

Pick up your phone ————————— this. minute. Heart River-Bowman Flood and ’ Irrigation Proposals May Be Started This Year . TAKE A STROLL THROUGH PEACOCK ALLEY. —— | SILENT. Z as natures own freezing method SEAVEL ELECTROLUX has no moving parts at Kansas City. It is expected, how- » Wi days. KILLER MAY AGAN SINK INTO STUPOR Signs of Returning Coma Seen as Court Orders Her to Prison for Murder dered her to prison for killing a man she claimed as her husband. Dr. Benjamin Blank, county jail Physician, said she was “very that he was unable to determine whether this might lead her to ex- ded sleep, Jail s:tendants reported the woman had difficulty recognizing friends, her eyes were heavy-laden, and she kept them closed most of the time. 5 You enjoy continued savings with the GAS refrigerator! Nature has nothing on a Servel Electrolix in the silence of its freezing method—nor in its simplicity, either! A tiny gas flame takes the place of all moving, wearing parts in this défferent, noise-free refrigerator. As a result, you enjoy longer, more satisfying servi¢ée—worth-while savings on running cost, food bills and upkeep year after year. Be sure to see the beautiful thrifty new models for yourself. Come in! Ask about our Easy Purchase Plan Montana-Dakota Utilities Go. Bismarck - Mandan - Hebron - Dickinson a | 4 ; scoala fashington, Apr. 15.—(?)—Chair- man Cummings (Dem., Colo.) said his house agriculture sub-committee re- Jected Wednesday Secretary Wallace's ee to give American insular ions equal advantages with the Parga in the domestic sugar mar- Beautiful ties—See them at Shark’s Men’s Store. UNCLE DAVE’S . CHICKEN INN is ready now for business. We serve meals and lunches, Home- baked pastries. Basement at 212 Main Mrs. Dave Hamilton, Prep. The Ovwl’s a wise old fowl ce | Tho Owl's the wisest bird that lives And here's the sage edvice ho gives: +. 4& “Sup ond sip in moderation ~ Here's hew on OLD FASHIONED le mode ad the new wey: Te ene small lump ef ‘ odd twe dashes of bitters end one thereughly te dissolve suger ...New depot one lenge cube ef les end add @ fener of Calvert’s “Reserve” or Calvert's ” Cecorate with evi of pine- te C cura Calvert ms Robert W. Mackin, who aids -Mandan high school journal- ism ‘students in publishing the Courier. He is president of the Northern Interschol- astic Press association. “=D AGE BENEFITS PLAN IS OUTLINED a Certain Classes Eligible for Lump Sum Payments Up to 3Y2 Per Cent of Earnings Procedures for filing of claims for the payment of lump sums under the federal old-age benefits plan of the social security act were outlined re- caeat by re social secuhy, beara 01 at Minneapolis. Simple forms devised by the board for the use of five different types of its are for persons classed as (1) wage earners, (2) widows or wid- owers, (3) other close relatives, (4) executors. or administrators, and (5) guardians or committees. ‘They ask |34 @ minimum of from two to a maxi- ment of employer,” is a simple report by the employer, giving only the total and the employment period. F. M. Wilcox, director of the Min- "| nespolis office, said that forms are obtainable and assistance in execut- in Minneapois or at Des Moines, Ia.; Linco! unnecessary. Persons eligible for lum; ments are those in covered employ- ments after 1996 who at the age of 65 either fail to have total wages of $2,000 ‘or: fail-to meet the time re- t, or both. To qualify for have earned wages after 1936 in cov- ered employments for at least one day in each of five different calendar years. Monthly benefits do not be- come operative until 1942, Lump sum payments now payable amount to 3% per cent of the total wages earned by the individual in covered employments after 1936. HARD ON HEART 70 PRACTICE MEDICINE Mayo Clinician Learns Heart Trouble Most Prevalent Among Physicians Chicago, Apr. 15—(7)—It'’s four times harder on the heart to be a physician than # laborer or farmer, a doctor reported Thursday. Dr. Harry L. Smith of Rochester, Minn., drew his conclusions from study of the clinical records of 1,831 patients at the Mayo clinic. He re- ported his findings to the American Medical journal. Dr. Smith studied the incidence of among physicians, bankers, lawyers, clergymen, laborers and farmers. The affliction is characterized by harden- ing of the nerves, ligaments and blood vessels around the heart. Of 306 physicians’ records, 10.7 per cent revealed’ indidence of coronary sclerosis; of 300 bankers 5.3 per cent; of 304 lawers 46 per cent; of 306 clergymen 4.6 per cent; 306 laborers 2.6 per cent and of 306 farmers 2.5 per cent. SALARY EXPOSE HIT Washington, Apr. 15.—(7)—The house ways and means committee rec- ommended Wednesday repeal of provision of the income tax law under which all corporation salaries of $1 000 and more are made public. Dostotucey: gontaln 15 Miles ot seca eile a ree about 3 pints a day or about 3 waste. and okay say be something wears Rented tee nae be the rheu- matic: of pep and Soe er Some Farm Tenants Are Found Better Off Indianapolis, Ind., Apr. 15.—(7)— Midwest farm surveys indicate that under favorable conditions tenant|™- Martin company announced Wed- farmers sometimes than | nesday it had completed designs and ne wiped ed tests for a “substratosphere” plane to 7 travel at 25,000 feet. chief for the U. 8. Department of! ———————— Philip G. 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