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DAILY TIMES AND DAILY JOURNAL-PRESS. ST. CLOUD, MINN. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1937 PAGE ELEVEN Fathers Dined, Remembered at Jaysee Dinner Tuesday Night CHINA MISSION CLUB ICE CREAM SOCIAL THURSDAY, JUNE 177:30 to 8:30 P. M.

Central Park DISH 10c CONE 5c First Snow Fence Planted In County at Paynesville, County Forest Is Started The 1937 Small House Program By Fred Schilplin Minnesota Director of Federal Housing Administration Delightfully Informal throughout was the fathers' day dinner held 25 SIXTH PLANTENBERG WESSELMAIIII AVE. SO. has been directed towards home ownership to any great extent. The buying preference of this Thousands lose their lives yearly with FAULTY BRAKES AND STEERING WHEELS Drive in our garage and have your car checked Another project of the Junior Chamber of Commerce conservation committee has just been completed, the planting of a snow-fence hedge on the property of A. Q.

Bork of Paynesville. It is expected that this hedge will prevent the wind from blowing snow onto trunk highway 23 at the point two miles east of Paynesville where in the past the snow piled up on the highway to a depth of 10 feet completely blocking this enormous group, in the meantime, has been devoted to those industries which manufacture such products as motor cars, refrigerators, washing machines and radios. These indus tries not only attracted this pur Murn, Lloyd O. Christianson, Oliver Chlrhart and Frank Witt. Larry Rieder, St.

Cloud golf was on the stand explaining the most important features of playing good goll as a preliminary for the business and professional men's tournament today, and a tournament for the Jaysees next week. Plan Water Carnival Donald Breen, who will be chairman of the water carnival July 18, announced preliminary plans for the event. All members were urged to give their complete support to the project as it will be a good will gesture from St. Cloud to its neighboring community. President F.

J. Bernick called for reports from Henry Murn and Arthur Fark on the good will tours held to Onamia and Milaca, both of which featured St. Cloud and received warm recognition from these two communities. All fathers present were called on to give their opinions of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, and the fathers, having enjoyed a fine dinner and an entertaining evening, warmed up over the subject and praises for the organization chasing power to their products, but made it easy to acquire these prized possessions largely through install Tuesday night at the Brecn when Jaysee members brought their dads to the meeting and enjoyed it with them. The highlight of the evening's program was the tale of Norman Curtice, Minneapolis, who related with considerable personal color his unique distinction of having brought down an airplane alone after the pilot had fallen out of it while a loop-the-loop was in progress.

Experience Colorful There were a large number of punctuations in Curtice's speech which went over big with the men. and after he completed speaking of the incident, which was presented on Ripley's "Believe It or Not" radio program, he told of the even more exciting experience of broadcasting the story of the solo, and amateur landing. Curtice's talk was one of the most interesting ever presented at a Jaysee meeting. Jerry Wagner presided during the program and the attendance prizes were awarded to Harold Schade, Frank Hoffmann, Henry By Fred Schilplin State Director Federal Housing Administration Sponsored by the Minneapolis Contractors Builders association and the Northwestern Lumbermens association, a small house conference will be held in Minneapolis on Wednesday evening, June 16. Contractors, architects, and the entire real estate and construction industry will participate.

This conference will be a part of the nationwide program of mutual cooperation designed to provide not only up-to-date small cost homes for, the moderate income groups but, by working together, to create a better understanding and arrive at a practical solution of the problem of overcoming cur housing shortage. These related industries are now being coordinated under the guidance of the Federal Housing Ad Thor Out-Board Motor avenue of commerce. It was the worst place between Willmar and St. Cloud. Because of the severity of the drifts at this spot this place was selected for a test of the principle of preventing the snow from drifting thru the use of a hedge of shrubbery planted some distance from-the road.

This is the first hedge planted In the state of Minnesota for the express purpose of preventing snow from drifting onto the highway. If it proves successful and practical, it is expected that the use of such hedges will become widespread for the hedge is useful in other ways such as beautification of roadsides and furnishing a habitat for wild life. Mr. Bork volunteered the use of his land for this experiment. The Junior Chamber of Commerce wishes to make other similar plantings so if any other farmers or property owners wish to cooperate they can do so by communicating their desire to Dr.

John Kropp, chairman of the conservation ment selling. Del. Through the insurance of long-term loans and provisions for monthly installments in re paying home loans, the fed SAVE ON TACKLE Many fishermen have learned that it pays to buy their fishing tackle at our store. A complete line. Schaefer's Book Store South of Fandel's We Take Used Motors in Trade Out-Board Motors Repaired Tennis Racquets $1.50 up Re-string Racquets $2 to $5 Cash Paid for Used Guns Guns, rods and fishing reels repaired.

Take a life-preserver along with you you may need it in a sudden emergency. eral housing administration has now opened this long neglected market to the building industry and to mortgage lenders. Because of these new conditions, the building industry and the mortgage lenders have the opportunity of bringing r.ew purchasing power to products and services. It is this I don't need a were general. ministration, are all working together to provide adequate opportunities for each of us to acquire a sturdily constructed, soundly financed home in a good lasting neighbor specific information whica the fed L.

A. HALLIDAY SPORT STORE Basement Guaranty Trust Bldg. Telephone 130 eral housing administration is string on mv Jfinger to re "I See by the Times'' member THIS! cSS MONTH'S WEATHER (State Reformatory Bureau) State Provides Expert The Junior Chamber conceived the idea and arranged with the property owner, Mr. Bork, and the state highway department arranged a plan of the work and furnished a planting supervisor in the person of M. R.

Green; the NYA furnished the planting crew. Twenty-two NYA boys prepared the ground and planted the 320 Carragana shrubs in one morning. Their flnc spirit of cooperation and their excellent work is Progress is being made on the municipal forest project. A total of 8,000 evergreen seedling trees have been planted in a nursery adjacent to the airport pending the decision of the city commission as to where they wish to locate the municipal forest. The planting consisted of 2,000 white pine, 2,000 white spruce, and 4,000 jack pine.

This fall about 15,000 Norway pine, 11,000 jack pine, and some thousands of green ash and other hard Date Max. Min. Rg. Av. Pr.

Sn. June 1 54 51 3 52 tr. .00 June 2 67 54 13 60 .00 .00 June 3 69 50 19 59 .00 .00 June 4 74 52 22 63 .00 .00 June 5 70 55 15 62 .43 .00 June 6 58 44 14 51 .06 .00 June 7 57 39 18 48 tr. .00 June 7 57 38 19 47 .00 .00 June 9 69 40 29 54 .00 .00 June 10 72 46 26 59 .00 .00 June 11 74 51 23 67 .00 .00 June 12 70 55 15 62 .11 .00 June 13 62 55 7 58 .22 .00 June 14 79 56 23 67 tr. .00 June 15 82 56 26 69 .00 .00 hooda house that we may be proud to call "home." Practical contractors will tell just what they have been able to accomplish under existing conditions In building a small cost house that those of moderate incomes are in position to buy and eventually acquire, debt-free, as their very own.

Urge Small Homes Warning that the failure of the building industry to construct enough small, inexpensive houses to supply the demand, will result In "overbuying" and its accompanying evil, the federal housing administration has reaffirmed its endorsement of the small house demonstration program which is now being carried on by various elements of the building industry. Administration officials have pointed out that there is danger in the concentration on the construction of the more expensive type of houses, failing to build a sufficient number of sma'l dwelling units. Continuance of a policy may result cither in overbuying or the postponement of home purchase by thousands of families who are now desirous of owning homes. One of the reasons of the seriousness of the real estate crash of 1933 was the overproduction of in bringing to the attention of industry through its small house and subdivision conferences. The specific objective which the lumber and concrete, brick manufacturers and real estate and lending concerns have in mind in undertaking to build thousands of small homes this year, is to supply this market.

The national housing act has provided the means for adapting the principal of installment selling to the building and allied industries. Through such publications of the technical division as technic bulletin 4, "Principles of Planning Small Houses" it has pointed the way for industry to attack this neglected market for small houses. For those who are thinking seriously about small home construction this year, there are a number of points to be taken into consideration. It cannot be repeated too many times that a small house is not a bijj house cut down. It is a house planned and designed to encompass the maximum efficiency and livability of the structure within the reach of the moderate income family.

It must not be thought, however, that economy is obtained by the use of inferior materials. Vast improvements have been made in heme building materials, methods and "Don't forg et, John. We've always wanted a good looking car but couldn't afford it. You go right over to the HOLT MOTOR CO. and try one of those low-priced USED CARS!" Thursday, probably showers and thunderstorms In east portion and this afternoon or tonight in southwest; somewhat warmer Thursday in central and west portions.

Minnesota: Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday; warmer in north tonight and In east and extreme south Thursday. North Dakota: Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday; slightly warmer in central and east portions tonight. South Dakota: Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday; slightly warmer in central and west portions tonight and in extreme southeast Thursday. Weather Range Min. Max.

Boston 58 78 Calgary 50 76 Chicago 60 68 Duluth 46 80 Kansas City 66 80 Los Angeles 60 76 Miami 78 86 Minneapolis 65 83 New Orleans 72 86 New York 68 82 Winnipeg 54 82 Marriage Licenses Norbert B. Hoppe, Marion county, Oregon, and Lucy E. Schwartz, Sauk Centre. Weather Forecast Upper Michigan: Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday; not much change in temperature. Mostly cloudy, showers 1931 Ford Town Sedan Good clean job, at $250.00 and possibly thunderstorms in south and east-central portions tonight or Thursday; warmer in extreme north portion.

wood trees will be planted. The exact number will depend upon the size of the plot that the city commission sets aside for the purpose. As soon as the city commission designates the area to be used as a forest project, it will be planned by forest experts so as to combine beauty and utility so that it will possess aesthetic and social values besides the practical, and thus it will be an inspiration to those who later see and use it. Iowa: Partly cloudy tonight, and HOLT MOTOR CO. 200-230 Sixth Avenue South Fhone 452 the higher-priced range which found their way into the hands cf families unable to afford them.

Unless stops are taken to supply th? types of houses which the publii Obituary Park' Crew Aids Work Although it was planned to utilize NYA energy in the planting of these trees, this first planting Tonite and Every Wed, Featuring That GERMAN BAND SANDKAMP SPAETH WAITE PARK was done by city park board men under the direction of J. P. Mun-slnger because the trees arrived un Sherburne Takes CCC Enrollments expectedly at a time when NYA of ficials could not be reached. Plant can afford to buy, this sami situation may appear again, in another crash cf serious proporticn-. At the same time, it is pointed out that while there is an enormous demand for small houses, must not fail to build he uses in the more expensive brackets.

on inexpensive to the exclusion of larger homes would seriously handicap the recovery of the buiiding industry. Variety Strscs-d The building of any cii3 t-pi house to the exclusion cf any is dangerous for the buildir.3 in Sultry, particularly in a period cf expanding activity. The industry must lng could not be delayed so the park board men were called upon and Mr. Munsinger quickly re sponded with a good Job well don KOERNER FUNERAL Father Valerian sang the requiem mass this morning at 9 oclock at St. Marys church for Alphonse Koerner who died suddenly at his home in Minneapolis on Sunday.

Pallbearers were Leo Terrahe, Xavier Schendel, George Jucncmann, Claude Crever of St. Joseph, Ben Stommes of Minneapolis, Mark Steil of Cold Spring. A group of Mr. Koemer's coworkers in the office of the Deere Weber company in Minneapolis were here for the funeral. These were lone Kuhn, Audrey Nelson, F.

E. Williams, F. E. Carroll, Dan Martin, R. C.

Grays, B. H. Bode, Robert Hartfiel. Other out-of-town friends and relatives' here for the service were The available ten-acre tract of DANCE TONITE Also Saturday and Sunday Chicken Sandwiches Every Nite Dutchmen's Nite Club WEST HOTEL equipment. Is Important Transaction The purchase cf a home is in mort cases the largest and.

most important money transaction ever undertaken by a family cr an individual. Few people pav all cash for a home. Under the FHA insured mortgage plan, respective home owners may finance a home of their nwn, house and lot, after making a own payment cf at least 20 percent, financing the balance over a which rmy under certain circumstances extend as long as 20 years. Payments are made monthly and include rcmething on the principal, interest, fire and hazard mortgage insurance. There is no costly refinancing and at the end cf the expiration cf the mortgage period, the house is owned free end clear.

Thi3 modern method of home financing, coupled with the efforts of the American construction industry to provide adequate small homes at moderate cost, ic, making heme ownership a realitv to thousands of Americans. Hundreds of these homes have been built in the Northwest Minnesota, Ncrth and South Dakota, and hundreds cf lending institutions in these states will give consideration to making these perfectly gocd loans. High school graduates and other boys between the ages of 17 and 23 will be permitted to enroll for CCC camps In Sherburne county, if they do so at once. Applications for enrollment will be taken at the Sherburne county relief office on Tuesdays and Fridays. Parents or allottees are required to accompany these boys at the time of application as both signatures are necessary.

land will be utilized as a county forest under the sponsorship of Supt. Garland Taylor. The property will be deeded to the stare and the state will furnish the trees. Fall Is the best seeding time for perennial grasses, says W. B.

Ger nert, Oklahoma A. M. College agronomist. Summer drought often kills or harms spring-planted 4 Five Winners Named in Skat Tournament Wedding Dance ST. WENDEL THURSDAY, JUNE 17 Harriet Wojclchoskl and John RudnicM Music by Jerry Dostal and His Orchestra grasses.

Ted Koerner, Helen Maas, Mrs. Hanna Reichmuth, Walter Reich-muth, Alice Reichmuth, of Minneapolis; Rosa Lex, Mrs. Anna Blat be ready to supply hcuses to every class of buyer, if it is to make the most of its opportunities. The reason that an elfcrt is now being made, by means tf the 1937 small house program to interest the building industry to give special attention to building houses costing less than $5,000, is due to the faci that in the past cur residential activities have been directed to building homes costing $5,000 or more. Because the number of 'families who can purchase homes costing above $5,000 only constitute about 20 percent of the American families, it has created a highly competitive market for the build Since 1865 lighthouse tenders, sturdy boats used for rough work have been named after flowers.

ter, Mrs. Frank Reimann, Gerald Reimann, Elizabeth Hemmelgarn of Chicago; Mrs. George Guck, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ledermann, Mrs.

Joseph Ledermann, Mrs. Rudolph trees and plants. The "Orchid" and Ivy" are typical names. Five winners were announced in the last skat tournament held at the Fred J. Schroeder place in St.

Joseph village. Winners were: George Frevel, first, 20 net games; Mike Sauer, second, 587 net points; A. J. Loso, third, diamond solo against four; Fritz Kopetjko, fourth, 100 high play; and Dr. D.

W. Koh-ler, fifth, spade tournee against five. Another weekly tourney is slated GRAND OPENING OF THE NEW Hemmelgarn, Mrs. Paul Silbernagel, Chicago; Joseph Kruss and Alma Karls of Albany; John Waldorf, William Essen, Mrs. Len Theisen, Mrs.

Michael Vossen, Adeline Lar-sen, Park Rapids; Mrs. John Sauer and LeRoy Sauer of Roscoe. Hy-Way TAVERN Two Blocks WEST of WAITE PARK on Highway No. 53 ing industry in that Income group. Latest dependable income data shows that approximately 80 per serving veucious lunches and 10-oz.

BEER for Thursday night, June 17. DUELM TO HOLD DINNER JULY 4 Cash Prizes to Be Given Guests Attending Festival. While the KEG lasts on Thursdav, June 17th. Starting: at 8:00 A. Free Beer VERN BOERGER, rrop.

A Most Important Telephone Call cent of American families have annual Incomes less than $2500. If it is assumed that the price of a home should not exceed two times the family income, 80 percent of all families cannot afford houses costing more than $5,000. EcGTwndoatttf New home construction in the past has been limited chiefly to DANCINfi Musio Ev-SIorf hi- PJL7r 5-Piece Orchestra bVbRY NITE pen Daiy 8 am-to 1 a.m. Fried Chicken, fourth size, 25o Morak-Q-Ribs 35c MOROCCO NITE CLUB Highway No. 52 at 33rd Ave.

No, families with incomes of $2,500 and Prizes will be given away at Duelm's Fourth of July celebration on Sunday, July 5, in that parish. A chicken dinner and entertain 3Spi Marian at the telephone eyes dandng thrilled because Bob is calling asking het to go to the show with him tonight. Who would say this isn't one of the most important telephone calls in the world? What better measure of the value of telephone ser vice than the happiness ment and amusements during the afternoon's program will be offered. $5,000, on homes costing from $5,003 to $10,000. Only approximately 16 percent of non-farm families, however, can afford houses ranging from $5,000 to $10,000.

Therefore, two and one-half times as many families are potential prospects for On the picnic committee are the MODERN COLONIAL DANCE HALL following persons: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dierkes, Mr. and Mrs. John M.

Jurck, Mr. and Mrs. John Win-kelman, Mr. and Mrs. Felix Balder, homes within a price range of EDANCE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16 $2,500 to $5,000, as for homes within a price range of $5,000 to $10,000.

Approximately 90 percent of non- Music by Art Warren and His Band. Given by the Ace Bar Soft Ball Team. Admission 25c. farm tenant families pay less than $50 per month for rent. A large Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Brambrink, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kampa, Mr, and Mrs.

Theodore Jurek, Mr. and Mrs. George Balder, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Landowski, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Winkelman, Mrs. Henry Runoff and Mrs. Adolph Herbst. portion of these families have the opportunity now to become home owners through the insured mort MIDWAY DANCE HALL JUNE 17th gage system of ihe federal housing administration, which provides a Low Fares on the 723f PaCljjic From ST.

CLOUD to On Round Way Trip 9.43 $16.98 Minneapolis 1.29 2.33 Fargo. 3.00 5.40 Bismarck 6.89 12.41 Billings 15.83 27.75 20.55 34.50 Helena 20.55 34.50 Seattle 30.16 48.00 Portland. 30.16 48.00 San Francisco 33.66 5745 Due to cancellation of big band, we had booked, Warren Osgood and His Band will be substituted. Admission 15c. COMING: THURS, JUNE 24th RAT KEYES ORCHESTRA relatively small down payment and long-term financing regular monthly installment payments, not more than rent.

It is the privilege of. the men and women who work for this Company to see that every call for whatever purpose is handled quick ly, clearly and accurately. It is likewise the part of other Bell System workers to see that service is made and that costs are kept down so that Marian and others everywhere can enjoy its Telephone experts at work on the American Telephone and Telegraph Company'a general research scientists at Bell Telephone in the factories and shops of the Western Electric, the Bell System manufacturing and supply organization day in and day out these workers are busy making tomorrow's telephone service better than today's. down costs and improving its quality so that telephone users constantly get more for their money. Market Greater The 1937 small house program, Albany Man Pleads Guilty to Forgery Mark Krebsbach of Albany Tuesday afternoon entered a plea of guilty to a charge of forgery in the third degree in Stearns county district court, after having waived preliminary examination fore Judge Wendell Henning in municipal court.

His sentence of not over 2 years Imprisonment was conditionally therefore, is aimed at an imme diate potential market more than two and one-half times las great as the market In which the building industry has operated for tha most DOUBLE WEDDING NEW GRANITE CITY His A fcT if R1 COLISEUM ST. CLOUD Dif A JN VI, LU THURSDAY, JUNE 17th Given by Frank Merdan and Julia Gretsch; John Eich and Erne-lin Kennig. EVERYBODY WELCOME. Featuring the TRAVELING TRAMPS. Buses leaving 5th Ave.

at 9:00 P. fare 10c. part in previous years. But to reach this market, the home building Industry must produce a product which can be sold below $5,000. This market has been overlooked In the TrtM or only a few zampl far.

Thr or low far to all points. Ask your N. P. Agent. r.

8. LUND, Aaant, tfarthmi Pacific Raflway 8t. CI and, Minn. Butterfat tests always average lower during the summer months, usually reaching a bottom level In July or August. Coming Saturday, June 19th, WEDDING DANCE.

Given by that talented musician from Pearl Lake, and now a RADIO CELEBRITY at Mandan, North Dakota. Clarence Karls and Irene Kallberg, featuring for the first time SVENSEY'S BAND. Sunday, June 20th, AL. MENKE and His Orchestra. AIR-CONDITIONED NORTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONI COMPANY past and could not be utilized by the home building industry, because no sound system of financing was available.

For this reason, the building industry made no attempt to cultivate that and for this rea The highest temperature ever recorded in the United States was 134 degrees in Death Valley, ilifflflFit'iWii son, too, the purchasing power of i 11 11 ii ii) families of moderate Income never 1.