The Escanaba Daily Press from Escanaba, Michigan • Page 2

TIItmSDAV, Aru. 2. 1OT6. FARMERS MAY GETCROP AID "Loan Applications Now Available at County Agent's OfTicc county formers planning ask for federal emergency crop Jwns for 1936 may now file I implications nt the office of K. A.

MVnner. Delta rounlv agrlcultur- (il agent, It was announced tic day. The emergency crop will be only to farmers who obtain credit from any other pource, a.s provided by regulations Issued by tho governor of THE ESCANAP.A (MTC1I. DAI I. PRESS farm administration.

Tho money loaned will be limited to the Immediate and actual rash needs for growing his 1936 rrops and In no instance may exceed $2 00 to farmer. Farmers are not eligible for emergency crop if they ran borrow from an individual, production credit association, bank, or other concern. Farmers will also be considered ineligible if they hate an application pending with resettlement administration, have received assistance from that organization thin year or are Indebted to the resettlement administration for an unpaid loan. As In the past, the security for an emergency crop and nr feed loan will consist of a first lien on the crop financed or livestock fed. Landlord or others having nn interest in the crop or livestock to be financed will be required to waive their claims In favor of a lien to the governor of the farm dit administration until the page noun The perfest TEA 205 emergency crop loan or feed loan Is repaid, Checks In payment of approved loans Will be issued by the Regional Emergency Crop and Feed Loan Office at St.

Paul, Ml tines ot a. The loan papers must all be signed by both husband and wife, therefore both should appear when applying for loan. If feed crops are to be raisod, farmer should bring a list and description of his livestock with him. Those In need of such loans, If eligible, should npply at once. HOUSE SCORNS FUTURE Representatives Refuse to Take Movement in Light Heart -------Washington, April 1 Tho of Futuro or- rrnnl by unlverrlty nts, was denounced In the today by Representative Fuller (I) Ark) "as saturated with communism, foreign Influ once and a total disregard for The college auxiliary "Association of Hold Star Mothers of Veterans of Future (now renamed because of objec tions by Gold Star mothers), was also characterized by Fuller as "an assault on sacred Influenced by communists.

SAVES FOUR LIVES A LIGHT SMOKE OF RICH, RIPE-BODIED TOBACCO Although the constituents of cigarette paper are, in themselves, unsurpassed in purity and wholesomeness, it may, if crudely fabricated, contribute a marked degree of irritation to cigarette smoke. Cigarette paper not only envelops the tobacco in forming a cigarette, but through its physical properties may ercise a favorable or detrimental influence upon the products of combustion. Paper for Lucky Strike Cigarettes is made under our own supervision. Samples of each lot of cigarette paper manufactured are subjected to the most rigid analysis before it is used in making Lucky Strike Cigarettes. Ammrafl Company Luckies are less acid Recent chemical tests that other popular brands have an excess of acidity over Lucky Strike of from 53t to 100X.

Excess of Acidity of Popular Brandt Ovor Lucky Strike I luc ky i RAND RANO BRAND WT Kl VERIFICO KV INOOENUt NT CHEMICAL LABORATORIES ANO RESLARCH CROUPS TOASTED Your throat protection against irritation against cough HUGE OF FIREWORKS FRIDAY MIGHT (Continued Page One) land zoning net. Attorney Yock- subject, fins not announced. Word was received yesterday that Fast, well known liaplds outdoor writer, will not able to appear on I program The detailed banquet program John Letnmer, Toastmaster Invocation Hev. Karl J. Mamma r.

I Music, Ilhythm Hascali dessertl. Introduction of Toasttn; Hev. I laminar. Introduction of gue Toast master. The guests will be: N.

Jones, regional i Wolilen. forest i Kscanaba; Claire supervisor, Kscanaba; Sbust, superintendent Color in Paris Fashion World Jimmy McDermott, 13. shown with his sister, Ituth, saved the lives of his mother and three sisters when he found them overcome by gas fumes In their Toledo, home by opening windows and getting help from firemen. (Associated Press Photo) attack on the Organization whlrh bas spread among Colleges all over the countrv, co- Inclded wlth the appearanee at capitol of Thomas Ulggs, young Princetonian and one of the founders of the as an announred lobbyist. lliggs, national treasurer of the organlzation, presented hlm- self to Chairman ID- NY) of the hotise rules eommit- lee with the declaratiou that he wished to reglster as a lobbyist for a bonus to be pald in advance to future war veterans.

When Higgs not register he Ing he was ru? were orgnnizlm navv learned he need departed, explain bed because they bugle corps parades, and considering a bonus march on the capital. liepresentative Fuller, howev er. refused treat the subject heartedlv. declaring It was no joke. but propaganda.

insidious communist mpervisor. inpervlsor, II, Stanley Thompson hatchery; Lewis Hawhette, superintendent Marquette M. J. Fox, conservation commission. Iron Mountain; J.

P. Kahllly, conservation commission. Newberry; A. It. Cook, supervisor of fisheries operations, Lansing; King of Snultlatia, Hon.

Chauncey Yockey. Milwaukee; Queen of Stnelt- lana, Sadie Krlckson (this year's queen and her court); year's Queen, Marian Fisher and her Court. Introduction: ltobert Larson. Oration Vanishing Resources. Introduction of Hon.

Cauncev Yockey Music ter. as guest speaker. Song by Miss he Int tei tlon, Ru dent. club. I toon tion of Peter of Michigan conserva ess Rev.

Wolverint Hammer, presl- at ion AUSTRIA CALLS ON MAN POWER Sweeping Conscription Is Announced by hancellcry Vienna. April 1 The Aur trian chancellery announced tonight that are being worked to put Into effect a sweeping new law call every able bodied male between the ages of 1R and -12 into federal service. The language of the statute, passed unanimously by the federal diet, was so general that without exception men between those ages may be called by either military or civil duties. As most officials were described as completely in the dark as to the significance of the new law, the impression prevailed that approximately fiO.OOO men would be called each year for a term of forvice running from six months to a year. As the effect of the ordinance was studied, officials listened alterly for reaction from neighboring and interested states, SIDE GLANCES missal.

I Ire works Program Plans fur the jamboree pro- cram on Friday are complete. A mammoth parade will be held in the early part of the evening, followed hv i he Jamboree Frolics at the Coliseum. After the Frolics, the merry-makers will go to the Ford River, where King Chauncey will that tile smelt fishing season is officially opened. A t-pectac ular fireworks program will be staged as soon as King Chauncey gives the command. The pyrotechnics will consist of aerial bombshells, similar to those that have attracted so much attention nightly during the Ppper Peninsula Stale Fair.

An illuminated smelt set piece will conclude the series. On Saturday night the Kseana- ha river will be formally opened to smelt fishing, following which the jamboree ball will be held at Terrace Hardens. ItllLAII KI OPKNS lleulah. April 1 Hovei nor Fitzgerald pressed a i button in Ltnsing tonight and a string of lights flashed on here, marking the formal opening of the smelt dipping season in I where Michigan's first I smelt run wits observed in litl 8. Snow and near-freezing temperature curtailed the attendance, but approximately 1,000 dippers i lined the river for II o'clock I dip.

The run was fairly heavy, and it was estimated that between two and three tons of smelt were tak- I en from the water. In past years, the morning run has been the heaviest, and mo of the visitors remained to dip again at 4 a. in. Conservation officers said the run should approach it peak this week end. unless continued weather should retard It.

It has been estimated that there are totally deaf in the Cnited States. For a flaring tunic, worn with black crepe skirt, features a design of many bright colors on a black ground. The edge of the print design Is cut out at top and bottom of the tunis and appllqucd on black crept matching the skirt. CORNELL NEWS Joe Tuyl of near Watson has been very sick at his home for several weeks. Monday his brother.

Chester, to ik him to St. Francis hospital where lie expects to submit to an operation. Marvin Ford and family spent Sunday at the home of his parents here. Marvin has just been dismissed from St. Francis hospital where he had been with a fractured leg.

The water, of whit seemed to be so much last week, is sub- siding rapidly and is not going to be as high as was at lirst feared. Adele Delvaux spent the weekend with friends in Kscanaba. Albert of Kscanaba and Flemal of ('handler made a business trip to Alfred, Wed nesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Napoleon Orundon are spending this week with their son, William, and family of rock. Word was received here this week that Mary Carrignan who has been visiting her sister in Montreal, Canada, will return to her homo Sunday evening. SENATOR HITS AT PUBLISHER Hearst Accused of Eyeing Big Advertisers in Editorials Washington, April 1 OP) Renewing his attack upon William liandolph Hearst, Senator Schwrl- lenbaeh, today acctif- ed the publisher of shaping hin editorial policies to fit the views of big advertisers. At the name time, It. was learn ed that, the senate lobby tee, target of a Hearst Injunction suit and of vehement criticism f-foarof fI fT! T) time its investigation Monday officers of the crusaders, an new deal organization, on witness stand.

Schwellenbach today reiterated arges that numerous personal euments had been stolen and In Hearst papers. He blamed Ifearut. editorials in pari for the assassination of President McKinley. In addition, he pictured Hearst irrlvlnc at Topeka. Kansas, In a private car to talk with Governor landen, about the presidential campaign, and at the same time his employes to the point of a reporters' strike in Milwaukee.

Pays Poor sage of San Simeon coming to said Schwel lenbach. "rolling In the luxury of private car to choose a new president for the people of country, while his employes In Milwaukee, a comparatively few miles away, were living under conditions brought about, by unwillingness of Mr. Hearst give them more than a week for beginners, or more than $27 a week for those who had been employed by that paper not les than attacks upon McKir. ley. Sch wellenbach called cowardly in all the sordid career of journalism which man has He quoted front several Hearst editorials the year preceding McKinley assassination holding out contention that assassination i sometimes necersary and jtistifia ble.

these attacks upon McKinley had been made," said th'1 senator, assassin struck him down, as the people wen advised by Mr. Hearst might, be desirable for the comments which at first proved somewhat disquieting. From Belgrade came that Yugoslav officials were in clined to regard the statute as a plan to camouflage universal military service. By Georjre Clark vY if 6 I Of see, we couldn't pay the doctor as much as he usually so we named the baby after him to ot make up lor il. Pre-Easter Dress Sale Thursday Friday Saturday You need not wait until after Easter this year to buy the most startling dress value of the Spring Season.

More than 200 Dresses from which to choose Smart new Spring Styles Acetate Prints Plain and Pastel colorings one and two piece styles. Sizes 14 to 50 The Bijigest Values of the Year Iterations will be necessarily charged at a reasonable bocause of tho crowtUtl condition of our work room, we cannot give one day service. No pi Come Early for Easy Choice Regularly Selling $3.95 to $5.95 No Approvals Please (in Mail Order- Include Tav nod Pan.