The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 21, 1937, Page 9

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1937 ) H. T. Simmons, whose son Last year 4,650 high school student: g MAJORITY OF ND, | 7 rocdine Over Son, 7 Wreckage of Airliner in Which 19 Died APPLICANT ROR All) /:stsisie"tten*sies GETTING STATE AID Monthly Cash Grants Given 7,047 in August Average » $16.46 Per Person A majority of the state’s needy elig- ible persons over 65 years pf age are row receiving monthly cash grants from the North Dakota public welfare board, E. A, Willson, executive direc- tor, said Thursday. there were about 8,000 aged persons unable to care for themselves and with ho means of support, he said. In August, 7,047 persons received Payments averaging $16.46. This is @ 14 per cent increase over the July total and reflects a gradual tapering off in the number of new cases as the program approaches its normal devel- opment, The average grant for August was an increase of $1.20 over the amount allowed the same month a year ago. The aid to the blind program, which did not get under way until January, 1937, increased from 67 cases in July to 71 in August with an average grant of $18.14, he stated. Many needy persons, not reached by either program, were given general re- lief. In August, 7,186 cases, repre- senting 28,814 persons, received $151,- 656 in cash grants or relief orders. A fourth program, aid to depend: ent children, will make first pay- ments to 25 children in October. Special Train Brings Manville’s Aide Back New York, Oct. 21—(#)—The mail has been piling high at Bonrepos, ‘Tommy Manville’s hideaway at Ma- Muaroneck, and Tommy just had t) have somebody to answer it. So Dolly Goering, Manville’s blonde secretary, was due back Thursday — at a cost to Manville of about $3,000 —from a vacation at her home in Louisville, Ky. Miss Goering, accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Louise Hupp of New York, traveled north by a two-car special twain, with a dining car added at Columbus, Ohio, for her breakfast. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE— Without Calomel—And You'll Jump Out of Bed io ‘The li ip ey schli) e liver shor out two ds of Nauld bile into your bowels dally. If this bile isnot flowing freely, your food doesn’t digest. It just decays in the bowels. Gi Wotie ayrter lo pelscted curd yon feel soos ounk and the worl looks pusl Laxatives are only makeshifts. A mere freely and make you feel “up and up”. Surveys prior to 1935 revealed that | Tecently was sentenced to two Pond on the Simmons farm Wed- nesday night. Coroner Carl Hoffman ordered Simmons had been brooding over her son’s fate, STATUS OF BEER IS (Beverage Containing More Than 4 Per Cent Alcohol Re- quires No License jeither state or local, for beverage con- taing more than 4 per cent of alcohol by weight, Jake Goll, Grand Forks, secretary of the Retail and Wholesale {Beverage association of North Dakota, said Thursday. Goll issued his statement to dealers after receiving an attorney general's opinion written by T. A. Thompson, assistant attorney general, Thompson explained that because of confusion resulting from the “liquor control act” and the old 3.2 beer act passed by the federal government, the 1937 legislature defined beer as ‘all beer or ale manufactured or sold in the state containing 4 per cent or less of alcohol by weight.” He said the so-called beer law regu- lates the sale of beer containing 4 per cent or less alcohol by weight while the liquor control act regulates the sale of beer or any other alcoholic beverage that contains “more than 4 per centum of alcohol by weight.” New Extension Agent In Foods Is Named Fargo, Oct. 21—Amy E. Erickson, DEFINED IN OPINION} Licensed liquor Gealers are not | quired to purchase a beer license, | 100 Apply For Mercy From Pardon Board At least 100 applications for clem- ency will be heard by the North Da- kota pardon board when if convenes | for the regular winter session Dec. 1, Chief Justice A. M. Christianson of the state supreme court said Thurs- day. A special session to near applica-; tions of three ‘lifers” may be held in) November, Judge Christianson said,; providing all board members can be present, At this hearing, clemency petitions of William Gummer, Fargo; land Francis Tucker, LaMoure, both convicted of murder, and Ed Vandiver of Traill county, serving a life term for robbery, will be presented. {being perfected, he said, to extend ;Mmembership to every locality through If the November hearing is cancelled the three cases will be set for review in December, he said. Fargo, has been appointed extension agent in foods and nutrition by the NDAC to succeed Ella M. Johnson who resigned recently, according to Grace DeLong, state home ‘demonstration jeader. For the past two years Miss Erickson was with the state teachers college at Dickinson, A graduate of the NDAC, Miss Erick- son has had teaching experience in Wyndmere, N. Dak. and has held positions as dietitian and nutritionist in several hospitals. Now You Can Wear FALSE TEETH With Real Comfort FASTEETH, 4 new, pleasant alka- substitute.—Advertisement. Deep Fall Plowing Kills Most "Hoppers Fargo, N. D., Oct. 21—‘“Deep fall plowing is doubtless the most effec- tive tillage method of destroying grasshopper eggs” says F. Gray Butcher, NDAC extension entomolo- gist. “To be effective, the plowing must be at least 4 to 6 inches deep, depend- ing upon the type of the soil. Deep plowing in the spring also will be ef- fective provided the soil is packed thoroughly before the eggs hatch, thus preventing the young grasshop- pers from reaching the surface.” Butcher explains that shailow soil bowel] movement doesn’t get at the cause. It ;' y takes those good, old Carter's Little Liver | que, Powig jcope teeth firmly set all | tage, such as disking or the usc of|f| For FREE estimates call or write Pills to get these two pounds of bile flowing pay jase e Ageune: aae fat und duckfoot cultivator, will ced some OSCAR A. JOHNSON less, gentle, yet amazing in making bileflow |imASTisicTHL on pene ete’ A,little |eges, but will not be as effective as = your plates. Get It at - le ve. freely. Ask for Carvers LitteLiver Piety | FASTER any ards ston Accent’ ng | moldboard plowing unless the opera- || Phone 1799 - 218 W. Sweet A' der. Fifteen men and four women in the history of American aviation. This mass of wreckage was all that remained of one of America’s proudest transport planes—the sleek United Air Lines’ “Mainliner” i —after it crashed into a mountainside near the Wyoming-Utgh bor- were killed in the greatest tragedy Membership Growing In State’s Red Cross Outstanding expansion of Red Cross services in North Dakota’s 583 chap- |ters for the last year was reported Thursday by William M. Baxter, Jr., of St, Louis, manager of the midwest- ern area, He attributed the expansion to in- creased Red Cross membership which was boosted by 3,300 to a total of 32,- 686 in the state during the 12 months. For the approaching roll call Arm- istice Day to Thanksgiving, plans are roll call district committees, Soule Will Present Song Recital Sunday A song recital entitled “The Life of | Christ in Song,” will be presented by Ralph Soule, choir leader at the Methodist church, in place of regu- lar evening services in the church Sunday. Soule’s “sermon in song” includes \ thirteen songs in six groups. It con- sists of these numbers: No Candle Was There and No Fire—Lehman; Turn Ye to Me—Highland air; The ea eee Metal Weatherstripping for DOORS AND WINDOWS tion is repeated several times. (0c CASTORIA, Genuine, Half Price ........ 00% 50c WOODBURY’S SHAVE LOTION. Half Price....... 35¢ EPSOM SALTS, (Full pound). Half Price. 25c 173c $1.50 Half (Guaranteed), SS 50c ANALGESIC BALM, 10c F. & F. COUGH DROPS Per package ALARM CLOCKS, Half Price. .75¢ Price 5c Birthday of a King—Neidlinger; A Legend—Tschaikowsky; Thy Rebuke Hath Broken His Heart—Handel; Be- hold and See—Handel; An Easter Hymn—German folk song. A Prayer — Soule; A Prayer for Eleep—Wood; Jesus, Lover of My Soul—MacDougall; Crossing the Bar Buck; I Have Walked With God Today—Neidlinger; Just As I Am— ee KNIGHT ON TRIAL Media, Pa., Oct. 21—(#)—Albert R. Knight, former oil company execu- tive, went on trial Wednesday charged with arson and attempted murder of insurance. TO DEDICATE SCHOOL Devils Lake, N. D., Oct. 21—(P)— Devils Lake’s new $375,000 central high and elementary school building will be formally dedicated Friday. It took Columbus 70 days to cross Bentley. the Atlantic ocean in his sailing ship. Byrne Explains Regulations of NYA Program for Youth Seeking Education Demonstration of the need for aid is the basis of help through the Na- tional Youth administration funds, Robert Byrne, declared Thursday. his four children to collect $120,000| 1 Explaining the suggestions Wanted at Once Three or four men to do stucco work on building near Bismarck. Phone 1723 before 5. After 5 call 1927, ask for Erickson. PHONE | consucr rour BROKER AS YOU We DOCTOR OR state NYA director, laid down by National Director Aubrey Williams, Byrne said that any stu- dent who cannot demonstrate to the satisfaction of the most critical in- quirer through the information filed on his application form that “this aid is essential for his attendance at at achool” is not entitled to NYA The difficulty in making selections in 493 high schools earned on NY# projects in North Dakota an average wage of $493; 1,375 undergraduate college students in 12 North Dako:a colleges earned an average of $12.35 and 16 graduate students in two North Dakota graduate schools earned an average wage of $19.82 per month, Over 6,000 students were aided in obtaining an education through the NYA student work program in North Dakota, he asserted. We have decided to close out our entire stock of Fur Coats. newest, with disregard to cost or replacement value! 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