The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 7, 1937, Page 11

—-—__—__— pager eee \ 3 LOK ..ceccerceee BIGGEST EMPLOYER OF LABOR IN STATE, |= IS WPA'S KENNEDY Is Responsible for All Matters Concerning Putting Relief Men to Work d Editot's Note: This is fifth of ® series on activities of . Works Progress administration under Thomas H. Moodie. Putting men to work is John R. Kennedy's problem as director of the North Dakota WPA employment di- vision who today is recognized as the State’s largest labor employer. Kennedy ‘is responsible for all mat- ters touching employment on WPA Projects and likewise has charge of employment of relief workers on other federal agencies including the bureau of biological survey, soil conservation service and bureau of public roads. The employment chief’s rush per- jod occurred in November, 1936 when WPA strained to carry a drouth load of more than 46,000 persons working out of four district offices, Mandan, Fargo, Grand Forks, and Minot. The employment division assumes responsibility for the work relief THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1937 client when he has been referred to WPA for hic ie by executive | ‘| secretaries of North Dakota county co boards, Seep ‘as certifying ts, Kennedy said. They deter- st Goanand of relief clients for is seeiat boeied capariaieed ls also operated under the division of determine lity for benefits under) ~ the program, he stated. t Kennedy's job does not end with finding a client employment. He must keep him provided with ‘work as long as the relief status of the em- ‘A former railroad conductor, Ken- nedy has a complete record of every WPA employe and amounts paid him during time of employment. M’Adoo Favors Court Of 15 for 25 Years Washington, May | ‘1.—(P)—Senator McAdoo (Dem.-Calif.), a supporter of the Roosevelt court bill, introduced Thursday a proposed constitutional amendment to fix the size of the su- preme court at 15 members for 25 yeafs. At the same time McAdoo of- fered an amendment to the Roosevelt of being dependent upon failure of the older justices to retire. Butter. ..........2 lbs. 65c COFF TOMATO JUICE, P& GSOAP, 6hars ..... .25¢ GRAPEFRUIT. “2 for 23c KIDNEY BEANS *:.' 2for 25c BANANAS, 3 lbs. ....... .23¢ S EIGROCERY J Chase and Sanborn 2 Ibs. 49c 50-oz, ‘ 2c Commissioners Will Hold Truck Hearings North Dakote railroad commission- ings on ings on applications for motor freight service permits during the week of May 17, Secretary-Elmer Olson an- nounced Friday. At Jamestown, May 17, Commis- sioners will hear the ‘application of C. L. Madsen, Jamestown, seeking & special certificate to furnish motor freight service. In the afternoon they will be at Wimbledon where Clarence Rose of Wimbledon requests a sim- (BILL: BUTTER ge 18c dark, No. 10 can 57c Tomatoes, Standard, No. 2 can PA py LEAL PRAY pay OSA Ally Sy anu psy Phone 564 Princess Patt COFFEE, oe . Dheke BaP ee... 5 Orange .Squeezer and measuring bowl free RED TAG PRUNES, heavy syrup, No. i tin ......... 8c| PINEAPPLE JUICE, Libby’s, No. 211 tin ....... 9c U. 8. INSPECTED CORN FED MEATS . Swift’s Premium BACON, WIENERS AND COLD MEATS BROOKFIELD PATTIES AND LINKS Veal Rolled .2tc ROAST, Ib. ... “Grocery = See Big IGA Adv. for More Values — Free Delivery Get Your Picnic Supplies Here 25c | area Prouh Pratt sng Neeeaiet Cold Meat Pop COOK’S © ilar certificate. Hearings will be held May 18 at Calchutt on application of Hans E. Byvertsen for a contract permit, Hankinson on application of Arnold H. Bladow, and at Moreton on peti- for a Class “A” certificate to operate motor freight service between Oakes’ and Fargo and at Ellendale on May 21 on application of Stucker Truck Lines for extension of a Class “A” certificate. Today’s Recipe Pineapple Daffodil Cake | ) A Pineapple Daffodil cake is made} cause of Gail eadaet oak appe- No, 1 Creamery American or Brick - of @ layer of sponge and @ layer of tite, sleeplessness. You feel punk. angel food cake plus the spotlight of Why endure half-sick days when rlb.38¢ | Dibs.49¢ 2 |e ee gg doer tod Bottom layer—1 cup cake flour, 1% | delicious cereal? cups sifted sugar, 1 cup ‘egg whites le have used Kel- MILK, LG.A., Apricots, IGA, No. : (8 eggs), % teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon peop! si ik Cmeeneee UB | aa han eee ca ieee ae 25c Seek Ae ®25c teaspoon cream tartar and the salt, ae fe wi le ai ter a 36c 2 gf 17c Then add remaining % teaspoon the intestines. Isn't all for .......... Pimento ........ of tartar (MOAT contiausT beat ing eggs until stiff enough to form peaks, but not dry. Fold in sugar, a little at a time. Fold in flavoring. Then sift small amount of flour over mixture and fold in carefully; add. more flour a little at a time until all is used. Turn into layer cake pan, 9 Brown Sugar 3 Ibs. 19¢ toe ft a 10c Bb pail ..... 2EC PINEAPPLE, IGA, 105 Fifth St. Direct Dito torr iivereelUitrerert 0 Wtrewecrt rant 512 Ave. D Hest ad ROAST, wri Bae FRUITS AND VEGETABLES pct gg ie | 5c oan 2s... L9C PEAS, 21bs..... 2DC PARAGUS, 2 Ie. 29.C at eee 1 1 C Be tS. bet oe scree: NEW POTATOES 2 5c 5 pounds ...... CARROTS, greeny. (MB ee cn 3 tr cannes oe wi c each ........ STRICTLY FRESH EGGS ers’ will hold a series of seven hear- |‘ ‘Across the Street From Patterson Hotel EDWARD ENDS BAIL THI TO WALLY (40 TAY FOR APRIL LARGER THAN 1936 $30,000 More Distributed to Counties This Year, State Treasurer Says North Dakota received $30,000 more in gasoline tax monies last month John Gray said Friday as he returned pee Oe tp cartes Coe Ae) ee ae Paints July 1936, approximately $780,- cher last year being the high quarter to counties, Gray said. The Cass county apportionment of $0,354.91 was the greatest. for last quarter, Grand Forks was second with $5,011.88, Ward third, $4,964 and Bur- leigh fourth, $3,931.81. Adams $749.12, than in: April 1986, State Treasurer |gron¢5, $650. Stark $2,171.06, Steele $737.94, Stuts- 000 had been apportioned with Oct- Hal acy Towner $953.17, Traill when about $270,000 was turned back had Apportionment to other counties: | Jack Wilhelm, New England WPA Barnes, $2,450.61,| worker, was sentenced to pay $50 11 Benson $1,249.34, Billings $243.33, Bot- tineau $1,384.44; Bowman $681.63; Burke $078.25, Cavalier $1,384.78, Dickey $1,496.47, Divide $1,077.84, Dunn $702.12, Eddy $661.42, Emmons $993.80, Foster $722.20, Golden Valley $672.76, Grant $876.51, Griggs $678.60, Het- tinger $1,118.47, Kidder $1,355.11, La- Moure $1,343.18, $658.08, Mc- Henry $1,490.55, McIntosh Spa 16, McKenzie $1,265.92, McLean $1,- ‘749.35, Mercer $907.80, Morton $2,- 55, Mountrail $1,360, Nelson $1,- 14491, Oliver 218.56; Pierce .25, Sioux $439.34, Slope $418.42, Walsh $2,690, Wells $1,321.69, ‘illiams $2,380.05. Drunk Driver Fined, Jailed at Dickinson Dickinson, N. D., May 7.—(?)}— The perfect dinner is a symphony of by 2 inphes. Bake 1-hour in slow oven (800 degrees F.) For Yellow Layer Top layer—1% cups cake flour, 1% aspoon baking powder, % teaspoon salt, 1 cup plus 2 teaspoons sifted sugar, 9 egg yolks, 1 teaspoon lemon extract, 6 tablespoons cold water. Sift flour, then measure. Add bak- ing powder and salt, sift together 3 times. Add sugar gradually to well beaten egg yolks, beating with rotary beater after each addition of sugar until thick and light. Fold in flour, a little at a time end blend. Add flavor- Coffee, R. ing only enough to blend. Turn into Flavor jell, layer cake pan 9 by 2 in 2 pkgs. . 9c fetid slow oven (300 degrees F.) one hour. lo. 2 can. ‘Use eggs which have been out of for several hours. Aas Radishes 2 bunches . CONSTIPATION CUTS DOWN YOUR ENERGY, DULLS HAPPINESS Don’t let common constipation take ail the the fun out of living, This condition drains your Mbt and enthusiasm. It ma be the Sold ia by all ty Keloce Sate ued pware in'Batile Cloaks National Biscuit Co. Toasted whole wheat dainties, per Ib. Ritz Crackers, 2 large pkgs. for... 43c Heinz Baked Benny) 18-02. size can, 17c value, special 3 can for... "43 Cc Mother’s Oats, large pkg. with china, special, per pkg..... 25c . 25¢€ Kraft Aaaiaa Cheese, Ae ete 49c Green Onions, per bunch .............. Radishes, 3 5c bunches .. Imported Swiss Cheese & W., pér Ib 32c Me) 2itsae. pig 2OC Mixed vegetables, Cc —STRAWBERRIES— ese two ro tablespoontse daily. Bi 1x * Special 2 f 21 il Seryounsomreat with milkor cream, 20-02. pkgs. or Zi or 4] P & GSOAP, 5 large bars for 19¢ Fresh Peas - New Spinach - New Cabbage - Cucumbers Tomatoes - Carrots - Parsnips - Rutabagas - Rhubarb Green Peppers - 10c [2% 25c Store Closes at 7 o’clock — Last Delivery 5:30 P. M. SE SEIS EI IEE IEE LEI ENE LALA LE EDAD flavors, When it ends in a tee a of Schilling -- that’s the proper finale. Schilling Coffee One for Percolator—another one for Drip and Silex RED & WHITE } .26c Tomatoes, R. & W., fe 2OC cans ees toon, € Ibn, 2OC Lettuce Krisp, Two * Z heads .... ——— = 17c _2le Page on E.AA.BROWN Fresh Strawberries - Fresh Pineapple - Fresh Cocoanuts Avocados - Limes - Lemons - Bananas - Fancy Apples Welch seeded Concord Grapes for making Concord Grape pie, 13-07. ee 20c jar, per jar Rap-in- 4 Lal a ame Afor 25¢ Serv-well E. J. Peas, No. 2 size can, 2 cans for ...... 25c Heinz Tomato Juice, 12-oz. can, 3 cans oS See 25c New Potatoes, fancy, 5 Ibs. for .... 25c Heinz Spaghetti, 17-0z. can, “gas POR. oo ssece-e 40c Parsley Celery Hearts, 8 in a bundle Imported Roquefort J ine and costa or serve 27 days in jail driven by Wilhelm, collided with @ when he pleaded guilty to a charge of |truck, injuring Mrs. John Mahulka drunken driving. An automobile, |of Dickinson. Broadway coer. ——" Corner of Broadway and Sixth Phone 126 SEE BIG IGA ADV. 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Oranges, Fancy Pagoda brand BdOk Snecgescoreees ... 83C Grape Fruit, Florida Russets, 4 for .......-2- ron BO Apples, Fancy Winesaps, Silbafor’..;..2¢onscases ee 25c Mae ee ice ene ae Pan ae ee Strawberries Fresh Pineapple Bananas “Vegetables” Cucumbers - Tomatoes - Head Lettuce - Celery New Peas - Radishes - Rhubarb - New Cabbage i Cauliflower - Spinach “Mother’s Day Candy” ae Darrah Chocolates in 1 and 2 lb. pkgs. “Appropriately Wrapped” “Grocery Department” Oe a ae connate 23c ine he pm | Pineapple Juice, Libby's, 9 12 fluid ounces, each ....seccceceseee : c Richelleu brand Kippered Herring, 23 fancy boneless, 8-07, CAN, 2 {0F ..ccoses c . 33¢ .27¢ .. 19¢ Libby’s Tiny Whole Red Beets, No. 2 can, 2 for .. Libby’s Tomato Juice, No. 1 can, 3 for ... Cookies, Short Bread per Ib. ....066 Py “Meat Department” U. 8. Inspected Steer Beef Pot Roast, per Ib. U. 8. Inspected per Ib, U. 8. Inspec! per lb. U. 8. Inspected Steer Beef Round Steak, per lb, U. 8. Inspected Pork Loin Roast, end cut, per Ib, U. 8. Inspected Lamb Shoulder Roast, rolled and boned, per Ib. Y. 8. Inspected Lamb Rib .2le .12¢ .3le 30c 26c Bee TD, ones: oe Cudahy’s Pur! m, 4 Ib. average, per Ib. . Saeaee 30c Cudahy’s Weiners and Frankfurters, 25 Cc on 20c Pork Sausage, made right, 16c Per Id. .....2--e-eeeeveroene eeeeeeeees . Hamburger, it’s good, ALL PHONES 211 118 THIRD ST. Deliveries—8:45 & 10:30 A. M.; 2:30 & 6:30 P.M. CLOSE SATURDAY AT 7 P. M. “THE HOME OF BETTER FOODS”