The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 21, 1937, Page 3

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1937 aie. 3 Bismarck Construction Activities Moving Steadily Ahea 200 DWRLING BSE | Lots of Room at Low Cone MRHANS SDT alex Sex_JBOT OPENER Pcs IS AMONG PROJECTS _- ; : 337 | DIFFERENT TAXES LAKE VICTIM FOUND Sterling G. Byerly, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Byerly of Mandan, was one of 31 men to be Another letter mailed on the air- Hiner that crashed Dec, 15 near Salt Lake City has been received in Bis- New Provident Buiding Will Be Ready Sept. 1; P.. 0. Roof Going on Bismarck building is moving stead- struction uding) one for costruction of s $12,000, 7- room private dwelling, have been is- + sued at the city hall during the last two weeks: Two are for dwelling al- terations and the other for construc- brick building and garage at ug Av- enue B, west, $12,000. John W.'Lar- son, contractor. E. G. Hasselman, to alter dwelling at 518 Tenth St., $500. E. L. Tulberg, _ contractor. A. R. Tavis, to construct garage at $100. Dave 910 . Avenue B, west, ‘> Smith, contractor. J. P, Engen, to alter apartment at 811 Sixth St., $1,000, The Provident Life Insurance com- Pany’s new quariers now being con- structed at Broadway and Second St., will be ready for occupancy Sept. 1 instead of Aug. 1, as originally planned, F. L. Conklin, vice president and general manager of the company, said Monday. The building, a modern, 3-story ‘brick structure, will be entirely util- ized by the expanding company. Work on the $210,000 addition to the Bismarck post office is proceeding satisfactorily, ig to Postmatser Bertsch. Plasterers and car- penters are busy on the interior of the new section, and the roof is also being laid, he said. 3 DIE IN PLANE St. Marys, Ont., June 21—(Cana- dian Press)—An air taxi plunged from 1,000 feet into s wheat ‘field near here Monday killing three oc- + cupants. One of the dead was identi- » fied as Arthur Levels of Belleville, Ont, A wing broke off the plane. PAUL COOK WINS Devils Lake, June 21 —(P)— Dr. Paul ‘Cook won medalist honors and also the title in the Lake Regién in- Die gh ante eettb ies 2b Ye : MURDER VICTN 1S FOND UNDER HOME Boy Retrieving Ball Comes ‘Up- on Body of Unidentified Red-Haired Woman © In choosing a Maytag, you follow the judgment and experience of the greatest number of washer buyers. There is extra satisfaction in the Maytag one-piece, ey) Bia he Day, =e 3 as house. The living room at the far end ds arranged it of the living room is a satisfactory arrangement of two bed- PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS CLOSED IN BAVARIA} Authorities Claim That| Nazi Abolition Was With Con- sent of Parents Munich, Germany, June 21—(@)— ‘Hundreds of thousands of Catholic. sh /school children quit their parochial | ® schools all over predominantly-Cath- olic Bavaria Monday in obedience to ® Nazi government order which dis- solved the schools and made them secular institutions. Munich Authorities insisted they closed the ‘Catholic schools “with the parents’ consent.” This is the way it happened: Elections, in which parents were asked to choose between parochial and secular schools, were held in per cent in favor of secular schools. Catholics have contended the elec- tions were unfairly and hastily con- ‘ducted, and that perents in many cases did not have a chance to vote their real sentiment. The mayors and district leade! result—throughout Baveria. FDR HAS COLD , June 21—()—Presi- described as a cold in the nose. Winter wheat is grown on more than 27,000,000 acres in the United States annually. .|has its own closet and a in| proper rate of application. ING ROOM) Wolx To" rooms with bath between. Each room good sized linen cupboard adds to the possibili- ties of storage space in the house. HOW TO HAVE A PRODUCTIVE VEGETABLE GARDEN It is not necessary to have a large area devoted to vegetables. A small pace properly managed will prove very profitable. One of the means available of making each square foot of garden space produce a maximum yield is to make successive plantings of the pick growing vegetables. An- other way is to plant the quick-grow- ing vegetables between the rows of the slow growing kind. By the time the slow growing vegetables are large enough to make use of the area rec- ommended for their culture, the quick maturing ones will have been used. In the vegetable garden, steady growth is important if the highest quality vegetables are to be given. To make your garden a success you must be sure that the plants are sup- plied with plenty of available plant food, to bring the plants to an early fruitfut maturity. Half starved plants require much more time to reach ma- turity, and when they do they are tough, pithy, and fibrous; the result of fighting for existence. way to assure fine succulent veget- ables in abundance is to feed them with a complete, balanced plant food. Four pounds (2 quarts) per hundred square feet of garden area is the Those vegetables which require a long growing season and for that rea- son are started in the greenhouse or in a hotbead, are vigorous growers when set into warm, thoroughly pre- pared soil that has been well supplied with plant food. In transplanting vegetables, mix thoroughly one level tablespoonful of complete plant food with the soil in the bottom of the hole before setting out the plant. Then apply plant food over radius. two feet from the plant, at the rate of| one rounded ul per square The best | Croding teaspoonf: foot of ground. Four to six weeks la- ter another AT HARVEY SESSION Retailers Warned Many Are|j Using Outmoded Methods of Advertising Harvey, N. D., June 21—()}—Retail merchants ‘studied social security taxes and the tax refund Retail Merchants association and North Dakota food dealers. Morris Kats, assistant collector of ©. 8. internal revenue, led the dis- cussion in connection with the social security program of the federal gov- ernment. Sessions of the two-day meeting were called to order by President R. O. Eleppe of Bottineau. “What do people want?” was the question propounded by John H. De- Wild, manager of the trade extension divison of the Minneapolis Civic and ‘Commerce association in an address. One thing people are demanding today, he said, is more commercial efficiency. “Today we need to step up our selling efficiency and get out of the old rut of believing that meth- ods in use 10 or 20 years ago will suffice,” he said. “Keep in mind that 100,000,000 cus- tomers can’t be wrong,” DeWild ad- vised, warning retailers that many of them were using outmoded methods of advertising when women in the homes are seeking new ideas. * Talks by E. B. Moon, secretary of wholesalers department, St. Paul As- sociation of Commerce, and repre- sentatives of wholesale and manufac- turing firms also were scheduled. Food dealers will convene in separ- ate session Tuesday morning with Fred Helmsworth of Jamestown pre- siding. Election of officers, reports of com- mittees and an entertaimnent pro- gram will bring the convention to s close Tuesday. TWO COUNTIES 10 FORAGE LOANS AID Mercer and M’Lean Matching RRC Funds for Advancement to Needy Farmers Two western North Dakota coun- ties seeking rural rehabilitation cor- poration funds on matching basis will be allocated about $1,000 each to day. Acker reported Mercer and McLean Funeral Services for Youth Are Held Monday Hettinger, N. D., June 21.—()—Fu- neral services were hel part vi lake Friday. Search continued for the Byerly 5 He had already completed his col- lege work when awarded his di » and has been employed since April 12 as horticulturist with the U. 8. Field station at Mandan. GRONNA’S REQUEST FOR AUDIT STUDIED Langer Calls Meeting of Board of University and School Lands Monday Gov. William Langer said a special meeting of the state board of univer- sity and school :ands department will be held Monday to consider Secretary of State James D. Gronna’s request for a “thorough audit” of the land department, Governor Langer said he called the meeting for 3 p. m. to “consider the entire stuation.” Land Commissioner Ludvig Pederson, secretary of the board, declined comment until after the board had held its conference. In a statement Thursday night Gronna, board member, asked for an audit of the department and declared he did not mean to “point the finger of suspicion at anyone.” He asserted ‘over $9,000,000 in farm mortgage loans of which a large percentage is past due, “would in itself justify the au- dit.” Gronna emphasized that to “my knowledge no one pert” in the de- partment has attempted to jeopardize the fund.” Members of the board include State Auditor Berta Baker, Attorney Gen- eral P. ©. Sathre, Superintendent of Public Instruction A. E. Thompson, in addition to Governor Langer and Gronna. f Sales Promotion Is Subject of Meetings Two Minneapolis men will address sales promotion meetings in five North Dakota towns this week. The men are John H, DeWild, of the trade extension division of the Minneapolis Civic and Commerce as- assist-| sociation, and Ben Magelssen, of the Bruce Publishing company, Minne- apolis. They will meet with retail deal- ers in Drake Tuesday, with Louls A. tern | Bowes in charge. Wednesday they will ‘The RA official said county funds must be definitely appropriated and deposited to credit of the forage seed at Goodrich under the sponsor- loan fund before any part of the $60,- | Rose, 000 rehabilitation corporation entirely under jurisdiction and su- pervision of counties on the basis as emergency county feed i su funds | wald, Hazen, will sponsor an evening meeting in Beulah that same day. DeWilde and Magelssen addressed the convention of the North Dakota Retail Merchants association at Har- body of Joe Ryan; 65, who drowned shortly after hunt was started for Brandelin’s body. The youth’s body was recovered at 5:45 p. m., Sunday after a 53-hour search. It was brought to the sur- ead nets suspended between row- The body was within 100 feet of the position where he sank in 12 feet of water, Sheriff Charles Ginter of Hettinger said. 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