The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 23, 1937, Page 9

service gurate rial Airways’ ships. With start of with alternate bases at Baltimore and 5 ° BROADWAY REMEMBERED HIM for his work in the ence-famous stage team of Gi the role of “F: er & Shean, Malschy’s so Al Shean now has Miracle.” When the movie makeup men through, you're likely to have from Scarlett O'Hara, area by et commen xf ani ped ” in New York are a sample of how they'll be made up for features in three different By eut oes above is inescapable. Left to as Scarlett O'Hara; Katherine Locke as tical eyebrow and Ii the Win tion of in hard time final scenes. The standardiza. a ight: Diana Forrest and Lenore Ulrich as Belle Watling—all with iden- makeup and coiffures. if the pictures , LIGHTS IN THE EAS i query Hollywood, attrac e eye of Honolulu’s little Rose. mary Silva, as she look: long- ingly at visiting cameramen. ntatives of Surplus Po- tato Growing Regions Meet in Grand Forks Fargo, North Dakota, Nov. 23.— Committeemen and county agents representing surplus potato growing regions in eastern North Dakota were to meet in Grand Forks Tuesday, to plan administrative details of the po- tato diversion program, announces J. T. E. Dinwoodie, executive: secretary of the State Agricultural Conservation Committee, and George J. Baker, act- ing director of the Extension Service ne the North ‘Dakota Agricultural Col- lege. Also attending the meeting will be F. W. Christensen, livestock feeding expert at the North Dakota Agricul-| tural College, who will offer sugges- tions to the group on proper method of feeding potatoes to various classes of livestock,. and Lars Jensen and A, M. Challey, district extension supervisors. Growers who wish to take advant- age of the potato diversion program must apply for a diversion authoriza- will shortly be re- pointed representatives. Following di- version of the potatoés, certificates of compliance must be filed with the county committee .by sn aeeer? The person originally toes will also certify to their diversion. Under this program fatmers will be paid 15 cents a bushel for feeding po- tatoes grading U. 8. No. 2 or better to livestock. U. Weather Station to Join Teletype Hookup Grand Forks, N. D., Nov. 23.—On July 1, 1938, the Univesrity of North Dakota station of the U. 8. weather bureau will be placed on @ national teletype hookup, according to Mac A. Emerson, district aerological inspector for the Chicago division. Only two schools in the country, Wisconsin and North Dakote, will have the teletype facilities. To be one of the best equipped secondary sta- tions in the Northwest, the weather office at the university will receive several pew ane pepel gare! Ae ceiling light projector and clinome! to rn cloud elevations at night. . quake did serious damage over an area of 160,000 square miles, ox more than twice the size of Great| Britain, . Over’ Body Formed |. St. Paul, Nov. 23—()—Articles of. incorporation were filed Mon- day by four Minneapolis men for the “Employment at 40 and Associat of finding work for persons over NDAG STOCK TEA ~ LEAVES FOR MEET Belfield Boy on Squad Entering Livestock Judging Event at Chicago , N. Dak. Nov. 23.—The NDAC livestock judging team, accom- panied by coach James D. Gannaway, left for Chicago where they will par- ticipate in the inter-collegiate live- stock judging contest to be held in connection with the International Livestock Exposition between Nov. 27 and Dec. 4. Enroute to the contest the atudent judges will visit several nationally ix Straws at Holl: IPKENZE COUNTS SHI GOOD SHAPE Fre Up Following Heavy Rains Produces Best Con- dition in 10 Years Watford City, N. D., Nov. 23—(7)— Farmers in this oft-times dry area witnessed the best fall conditions from the standpoint of moisture in 10 years, Oscar Hagen, McKenzie county farmer and field man for the North Dakota water conservation commis- sion, declared Tuesday. The freeze-up came after fall rains when about 3.25 inches of moisture was measured at Watford City, Hagen said. Rain stimulated farmers to soil preparation. Some of the land that had not been plowed in six years was re-broken and made ready for spring crops, he stated. Hagen reported the area received early snow and precipitation figures for the fall months now total about four inches. Local hay and grain should be sufficient with what has been purchased for livestock this win- ter, he believes. Third largest of the seas of the world, Bering Sea has an average depth of only 900 feet. Lake Victoria Nyanza, in Africa, has an area of 26,500 square miles. Today's Recipe | Scottish Meat Pie 1 Jb. ground beef, 4 tablespoons of orion, minced, 1 can condensed to- mato soup, % teaspoon salt, pinch of Pepper, 1 tablespoon butter, short pastry. Saute the onion in the butter. Add the chopped beef, condensed tomato soup,.salt and pepper. Let simmer gently until the meat is just barely brown. Line pie plate with pestry, pour the mixture into it, cover with pastry, prick the top with a fork, and brush lightly with melted butter. Bake at 375 degrees for one hour. Use a rich, short, flaky pastry. Or, if you don’t feel up to making your own pastry, some of the prepared pastry mixes are a good bet. Two Are Hanged for Murder in Bahamas Nassau, Bahamas, Nov. 23.—(?)—A black flag hoisted atop the jail signal- led to hundreds of curious bystanders outside the gates Monday that George and Willis Dubalier, outlaws of Great Inaugua island, had been hanged for murder. The Duvaliers were con- victed Nov. 3 of murdering John Mi roe, employed at the salt works op- erated by. the Erickson family of Swampscott, Mass. Geologists who locate oil identify the position of underground forma- tions favorable to oil accumulation, but the drill plant finally locates the oll, if any. SCHOOL DISTRICTS GET BANK LOANS Total N. D. Bank Loans in Oct- ober to Political Subdivi- sions $71,926 Bank of North Dakota loans to political subdivisions on certificates of ia:debtedness and purchases of regis- tered warrants totaled $71,926 for October, Manager Frank Vogel an- nounced. Loans to school districts on certi- ficates aggregated $47,920 and mis- cellaneous school district warrants purchased amounted to $1,406, he said. Counties borrowed $20,000 on certi- ficates and received $2,400 additional from the sale of warrants to the bank. The total investment of the state bank, as of Nov. 16, was $1,488,967 in certificates from political subdivi- sions: and $2,536,693 in warrants and municipal bonds, Vogel declared. Car of Beer Still Held at Williston A. J. Gerlach, state regulatory de- partment chief, said that a carload of beer impounded at Williston ten days ago is still being held pending issu- ance of a license to Jake Sutton, Wil- liston beer parlor operator, of a pro- per license. ywood Starlet’s ‘Discovery Party’ dent. When a 10-hour shift Truckers Reminded = [ot nts ariver can Of Ten-Hour Law} to the job until he has had 10 con- F secure hous off chide Verret said. North Dakota motor carriers were e act also provides carriers make reminded Tuesday that drivers or| Quarterly reports to the commission helpers of a motor vehicle operating showing names and ages of all drivers ‘as common or contract carriers can| cluding data on routes driven and not remain on duty longer than 10|¢mployes’ time. Failure to file re- consecutive hours as provided by the| Ports may result in cancellation of state's auto transportation act. permits and criminal prosecution. Charles Verret, legal counsel for the state railroad commission, said motor} Canada’s 1936 total pack of veg- vehicle drivers in his division are|etables was 9,241,000 cases, as com- limited to 10 hours on duty except in| pared with 6,583,000 cases the pre- French Aviator Sets South Atlantic Mark Buenos Aires, Nov. 28.—(7}—Paw Oodos, French trans-Atlantic filer, piloted his big four-motored plane to a landing at Airfrance sirdrome Mon- day to establish s record for the flight. from Paris to Buenos Aires. Codos, who left Paris Saturday, set a mark of 52 hours and 50 minutes to better the old Airfrance Paris-Buenos Aires sirmal record of 68 hours and 4 minutes, case of casualty or unavoidable acci-| ceding year. THE WORD F OR IT.. FOR ITS FRO Have you tried Creb Orchard lately? Have you smacked your lips over its rich, smooth, mellow goodness? 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