The Bismarck Tribune from Bismarck, North Dakota • 8

-Trldar, Aucuit 4, -thf Bismarck iRint vr- iCiladysi Chrk, Bismarck: Id's Duff to Hab Hay Fcbcr Miss Helen Doehle, Bismarck. Tiara eight grandchildren. Hu and one sou preceded him In dca Governor's Group Names Unit lo Plan Health Protection Vetsch took plare In Sioux City on Dec. IB, 1000. Mr.

Doehle was for many years a member of township and school boards In Wtldro.se and Long Lake townships, He retired from farming In 1020 and sine that time has lived In Bismarck and Moffit. He is survived by the following sons and daughters, Fred. Portland, Ernest, Moffit; Warren, serving as Anti-Hoarding Club Booming DF.NVFR Tin 1-WM Nut-Hoard flub la gaining membership in the Korky Mountain arras, barkers are hoping II will became a national artup. The Hub was originated by Trace Mr( rai krn, publUhrr of Break Out the Kleenex August B. Doehle I Rites Are Sunday August B.

Doehle, 208 Third 1 79-year-old Bismarck and Moffit 'innn who dlrd at 3 .30 a m. Thursday at a local hospital, will be buried Sunday at Moffit. He was a member of the MeCabe Methodist church here, where funeral service will be held at 2.30 MATH PAUL TO M'KAK North Dkota Commissioner Agriculture and Labor Math will be the speaker at the ami picnic of the Northwest Piom and Old Timers association (Kcrchoo!) hay fever season has arrived The H--, H- in North Dakota. a recruiter with the Unlwd Slates uled tor the Mlnot fairgrounds Si Army at Troy, Mrs. Leslie I day i Take the case of a fellow in the bixmarck Associated Press office He rame to work looking fre.sh as a daisy.

Thru his hay fever hit him for the first time this cummer. Five mlnutfs later he looked as cheerful as the sheriff at a double hanging. A subcommittee to present tentative basic proposals for the protection of public health i in North Dakota in emerjren-1 cies such as enemy attack was 1 named Thursday at a meetinir No Wallet-Padding At Gl's Expense, Douglas Declares. WASHINGTON (AD Senate Democrat ic lender Lucas said Thursday that, although there may be no immediate tax action against profiteering, the American people can be assured "nobody Is going to get rich at the expense of the O.I." We are going to take the profits out of war." the Illinois senitor said. I.uraa made hl statement ai Democratic leaders prepared to ram through congress a bill, probably near the M.000,000,000 slie President Truman proposed, and without an exceis profits levy.

An Immediate excess profits tax Hay trytr an allergy usually your body i protest against certain pollens from certain weeds, or occasionally that from trees or flowers, on the governor's health plan-' MAYRATH AUGER GRAIN LOADERS NOW AVAILABLE IN THIS TERRITORY a string of newspapers in Wyoming. Friday the Drnvrr Pott jolnrd the movement, publishing a membership form on IU front page. The form rod. in part: "I want lo belong lo the I will not hoard Huh. "I am an Amerlran my country Is In danger I realise that hoarding helps only the rnrmy I realize that hoarding is unfair to our fighting men I realiie hoarding will raise prices I realize It la un-American a hay fever1 committee.

Dr. R. O. Saxvik, slate health officer, says If you're I I iif Miiuiiinillirr Will Iu.il hjt le t.t kin vftnr v'topio cm- vnil thf h. vn.

tne Health planning committee at Then he can give you specific shots to overcome your unpleasant reaction of sneezing, sniffing and feeling as If you had a terrific head cold, Beanwhilc, Id's brettv duff do hab hay febcr. "Pay for Thcmssfvei in On Day" Grain Quotations Mock Marl Rally Gains Momentum a meeting of the North Dakota voluntary committee on civil defense, to be held In Gov. Fred G. Aanrtahl's office next Tuesday. The subcommittee consists of Miss Brunhild llaugland of Ail-not, a member of the North Dakota house of representatives; Dr.

A. E. Spear of Dickinson, representing the North Dakota state medical association, and the Rev. A. J.

Galowitsch of New F.ngland, who as a member of the governor's health planning rommtttre represents the Catholic rural life conference. Dr. O. Saxvik, state health officer, said the subcommittee will Zappas Returned to State Committee BISMAIU Ci It A IN llusscll Allller Milling to. August 4, 19j0 was not recommended by the President.

Lucas taid. In the Interest of speeding the "first installment" tax hike to passage. 1 .12.07 2.05 An afternoon Wheat, No. I market slowly Wheat, No. 2 NEW YOR iPi rally In the stock picked up momentum Friday.

Wheat, No. 3 2 After an Indecisive morning, more Amber Durum 2 00 and more Issues crossed over Into Barley 9u the plus column. Gains ranged to Red Durum 1.84 more than $1 a share for favored oats 5C i I JAMESTOWN -iAi- Peter Zap. pas, long-time Stutsman county i Democrat, went back Thursday as a Democratic state central jxiin-Imitteeman, a post he has held for 20 years. present tentative public health pre issues, Bitnougn most advances were nve 1.09itectlon plans at the civil defense meeting so that they can be fitted It was a disputed election which jlnto a statewide defense propsal.

He Zappa was returned as committee CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO-tT)- Opcn High Low below that tigure. Chemical, liquor and misrellune-1 ous manufacturing Issues were most In demand. Oains, though, were more the result of small offerings of stock rather than aggressive buy-; (saia inc. pians lo be onered by the I man over Henrv Anderberg, rural Ci03e subcommittee concern training of Jamestow bv a' vote o' 45 to 13. He predicted It will come later, with stiff rates on aonormal business profits.

And he added: If we get Into real war. we're going to have the most drastic tuxes this country has ever seen. This tax bill Is just to get ready for the big one." Meanwhile, the senate finance committee moved swiftly to put the tax bill In shape for quick congressional action. In its first session behind closed doors, it formally junked the house-approved bill to cut by $1,010,000,000 the excise taxes nn such things as furs, jewelry, cosmetics and movie tickets, and approved instead a excise increase. AIGI ST B.

DOEHLE Incttni'frtl. 1 finaeroere aisoiaceri ziinruut in Wheat- nt 41 ft. Loader 27 ft. loader 21 ft. Loader In announcing the defense $245.00 6V Horsepower $195.00 BRIGGS $165.00 STRATTON rth wflt.

Gov Aan- tlon was contested on the ground hill will officiate. A graveside service ,1 1 Heber L. Ed- that about 30 committeemen were will be conducted at the Moffit The market's indecision reflected December 2.30'j 2.30 2.28 2.26 in large part the Inability of con-; 2 32 2.32 J.2B' 2.28'i jgress to make up Its mind on 230 2 226' 2:6 nnL-nta vi isonn not present at the meeting and that cemetery. The body is at the Boelter Dakota i raves and control. Conarpss lias vuui oiiuvii ne rece veri votes eouai tn ips hm rimini nm u-iipm if mi 16 ft.

Sliding Truck loader $59.50 Without Motor been struggling with the problem ofiScptemoer 152'. 1.52 1.50 1.50. at covering all practical aspects of i one third of the total memhehin Utt ptihov until s.m. MOTOR AVAILABLE war legislation all week but prog-' December 1.44 144 l.40 1.40 defense, health. i of the committee.

day noon. 1.47 1.43 'i iress thus far has been limited, to iarcn 1.4T2 1.43' 1.49'n 1.45 1.49', 1.45 sav the least. M.i' Walter Schwarzwaltcr or Streeter 1 A patient at the hospital for seven was elected vice chairman, and prior to his death, Mr. Doehle Arthur Wolf of Jamestown was was born In La Crescent, on elected treasurer. jSept.

26, 1870. He attended schools in La Crescent and the LaCrosse, J. B. Connolly Named To Aulo Club Post Traders have been working in the Oats-dark and the market's price pattern September has reflected this lack of definite December .76 .76 ..81. .79 .78 .78 March Information.

FARGO -(i James B. Con- TRUMAN SIGNS BILL i business college. Immediately .79 78 for free Demonjfrofion ROBERT (Bob) MORRIS Mites North and Miles East of Rlsmarrk Phone 1S-F-110 Bismarck, N. Dak. May .76 nolly, secretary of the Dickinson i WASHINGTON iJft President i following hi graduation from the Chamber of Commerce, has been ap- Truman Thursday signed a bill to i latter institution ho became associ-polnted assistant secretary of the make it a federal offense to rob a'ated with a wholesale business In I ye (September 1.45' 1.45 1.39 December 1.49 1.50 1.44 1.39'.

1.44 It voted: A 10 per cent manufacturers ex- I rise on television sets, to collect 1 A 10 per cent manufacturer's levy I on home freezers, for another 000,000. A boost in the slot machine tax I from $100 to $150 a year for each machine In operation. The slot machine operators would kick additional Into the 'reaiury till. The committee is yet to act on Mr. Truman's major tax Increasing proposals: MfWimri aMillnnal nn Inril- worm uaKoia Automooiic club, ac state-chartered savings and loan as- Sioux City.

remaining there un- Grains Pick Up Near Closing fed- 'til 1902 when he came to the Moffit cording to H. J. Hughes of Wahpe- soriation whose accounts are ton, club president. ernlly insured. community.

His marriage to Anna May 1.55'j 1.55 'i I 49'5 1.50's I Soybeans November 2.58 2 58 3.48 a 2.43 'January 2.61 2.6m 2.15S 2.1 CHICAGO -ii- Grains picked Marcn 264'' 2 54'" 25'- up speed on the downside near the MR' 263' 255 2.55 rtvi nn th Ivsorrl nf traSp Frirtnv I Lard vidual Incomes. The President Losses of several cents were rung September nn in nil nits, finvbeans leading a t-K'toofr wants this Increase effective Oct. 1, 14.80 14.80 1450 15.20 14.95 14A2 1480 14.50 15.22 15.00 sharp drop Beans were down the November 14.00 14.00 13.80 14.35 14.30 14.02 14.02 13.87 14.37 14.37 December 10-ccnt dai.y limit at one time. January HAULING STEERS TO THE STOCKYARDS Ford's got plenty of power and capacity for the toughest and heaviest farm jobs. This Ford F-5 Platform Will walk along in second gear and pull a 5-ton load at any speed you want in the field.

It has a Bonus Built bridge-type platform frame side rails are riveted to steel cross girders. MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN MINNEAPOLIS (Pi to pick up $700,000,000 from 1950 individual income, with the lull force of the $3,000,000 additional burden becoming effective next year. $1,500,000 additional by boosting corporation Income rates. Mr. Truman proposed making this rate hike effective for all 1950 corporation income.

Congress may baik here. Some lawmakers are suggesting that the tax be levied on corporation Income effective Oct. 1. Open High Low Close The break in beans was tied In lower prices for soybean oil and soybean meal. Wheat closed lower, September $2.23 V7: corn was 3 to 4 lower, September Sl.SOVS,; oats were l'k to 2 cents lower.

September 76S-H; rye was 5V6'4 lower, September soybeans were 10 cents lower, November tnd lard was 68 to 75 cents a hun-did pounds lower, September $14 02. 09 Wrttat September 2 33'2 2.33'n 2.29 2.29 December 2.30'. 2.30'v 2.27- 2.27s Ma.v 2.26 Oats- .70 's .71 'i 1.38 4 sep'embfr .71 .715, December .72 .72 May .72 .72 Rye-September 1.42'j 1.42 1.384 361 Booze, Auto Combo Costs Drivers $325 Four men were sentenced hi police 'curl Thursday on charges of drlv-ng under the influence of intoxicat-ng liquor. Leonard G. Meyrs, Airport Road, arrested Thursday, was fined $100 Ik 5 Formers SigntoSaYC Their Soils WASHBURN Five farmers in South McLean's soil conservation district were given the go-ahead on conservation programs Wednesday, by the district's supervisors.

The farmers are Luther Walters. ljf llll i I I I I I I if -r I -Isti 'j MVKSTOr WET KAROO Cattip and ral.e.: Vers moderate nn rieanup sessn.ru. mostly rcp'acemcnts and cuws' veal, heavy slaughter and stock calves nominal: qualitv nf da offerings mixH. geneial mar ke: clni.ng s'eadv with Thuwdav on most kinds pxecijt very evident pres-sure on and feeders, these cents lo in upoU l.oo off at week's close, some interes's not participating parMculnriy on plainer nd in-between kinds; cows, bulls and veal 'alves steadv; hull of good lo moire slaughter steers and heifers vk.iki-3'. i); medium to good I ranner and cutter cows strongweights ts.no, fair to medium i mmm, and given 90 days in the county Jail.

Benedict; Phil Kankovsky and Ray-His driver's license was revoked for mond Plesuk, Butte: Chris C. Flem-Iwo years. mcr, Mercer, and Paul O. Nelson, B. H.

Bohn, 1021 Fourth pick- Turtle Lake, ed up Thursday, was fined $100. His i They asked approval for contour driver's license was revoked for two i strip cropping, planting trees, drain-years, age, grass aterw ays, seeding and Merle Sharp, 216 Sixteenth crop rotation. This approval is the arretted Wednesday, was fined $25, first step in the program which farmers must follow to receive Bid from tne Soil Conservation service. The second step, approval of a mnlum ii e.x.o cows i uniiiK neav.rr neignts l.in-'Jo.oo; choice opifery type young rows 21.0'-22.''; stock calves bulking 25.00-'fcP.(i: heavy slaughter calves farm conservation plan, was granted given a 30-day suspended sentence in Jail, and his driver's license was taken from him for six months. William Barker, Minot.

was fined $100, given a 90 day suspended sentence in the county jail and his driver's license revoked for two years. Arlo Beggs, Turtle Lake. This plan, Ssslw: hl hU S. 'iu: me-drawn by soil conservation men, out-; um to good sausage hulls 20.50. lines the farm's land capability and beef bulls hulk topography, and the overall conserv- nrt 'f --'f 'J, 1 Moss: Moderate suppiv.

trade at work the farmer Intends to opened steady with Thur.dny. choice do. Ilgtrt butchers 24.riO-25.tv; choice Farmers who partake of the con- 21.00-21.25; feeding pigs n-n Cll I 3 OOWh. Killdeer Girl, 19, Dies In Car Mishap DICKINSON iPi Josephine lambs; Very meager trade not established. servatlon service are given technical -u'ppiy eariv.

assistance by the service's represent-! 1 attves. NEW YORK PROni'CE NEV. YORK 'At Bulter :J9V.S34, flcm. C'reamerv, hiirher than 92 score Ryden. 19-year-old Killdeer girl.

I South McLean's directors are died Thursday night of injuries and Harry Scholl. director, Washburn; HUSTLING GRAIN FROM THE COMBINE The Ford F-6 rated to haul 2,000 lbs. more than Model F-5 offers a choice of three great engines. "Six" for average farm work V-8 for long, fast new 1 the big hauls and extra power. New.

'-speed Synchro-Silent transmission and heavier drive line come with the 1 "Six." (AA 2ij cents: 92 score A Hl'b two others were under medical care Carl Kuehn, Washburn, and Henry? 9. I score I Rfl seore (Ci 38'a. steady, prices un- Gesele, Mercer. Robert Amstrup. i.Tiecse 3M64, chanced.

county agent, is secretary. Ernest Bierks is the district's work unit 1 conservationist. as a result of an auto accident six miles south of Dickinson on Highway 22 Thursday night. A rear tire on the 1937 model car blew out. The Ryden girl, driving, lost control and the vehicle rolled over four times before coming 55 Awarded Degrees to rest on its wheels, a Stark county i csi.

un iu wneeis, a ovara county Eggs 9,012, easy. Midwestern: Mixed co.ors: Fancy heavy wc iyl, is ll-4i, Taney proce-sed refrigerators cxlia 1 larc proci sf. onqu.ited etr 1 nnol'um oloc.sstd 1J-42'-: ctirrcnt receipts 3H, tiirlles 34' ehrcks 32. Whites: Fancy hcavvweiehts 47-49, processed 48-50: fancy heaweichts processed e.tia 1 lare 4n-'fi; extra 1 medium Browns: Fancy heavyvvrishts 47-49, pioccssecl fancy heavweighli. processed refrigerators 42-4o; extra 1 largo 43-10.

ri' lity ii mn eputy sheriff, Ed Eberts, reported At Valley LlIV ill VALLEY CITY, N. D. (Pi Fifty- Willision Radio Firm five graduates received diplomas and degrees at the summer session commencement exercises of the Valley City State Teachers college Friday Files Bankruptcy morning according to Dr. R. FARGO-iJ'i-Tlie Williston, Broadcasting owner of the I rtefunct radio station KWBM which discontinued broadcasting June 30, nued broadcasting June 30, MINNEAPOLIS CASH t.RAIN MINNEAPOLIS mi Wheat receipts today 142: cnr ago H12.

Trading liasi's unchanged. Prices down 4-Ve cash: No. 1 dark northern or No. 1 northern 2.2flr, -ZHn-p 12 to 16 per cent protein 2.2f;-2.i'i!'ii 1 cent premium for heavy. No.

1 hard Montana 2.27 Minnesota. South Dakota No. 1 dark hard v. intei 2.Wi-V.2 fancy Ji i petition of voluntary bank- i elerail I OrKS mMer, filed a ruptcy in federal court here. The ieaerai couri nerc.

ine referred to Charles M. LUOene JTlSher, DieS 1 sJ case was Pollick, referee. pree GRAND FORKS -oP O. Eut-ene Fisher, 52 Grand Forks Herald i -nililnj durum 2.414-2.44. No.

Fewer forest fires occurred in ne Japan during 1949 than in any year since the beginning of the composing room employe for 29 i years, died unexpectedly at his home here Thursday. He had been ill for about a month. red 2.1.")";.. i Corn: No. 2 vellow 1 1ll, -1 .43 Oats: 3 white "1-73.

H.irlev: Old 1.0II-1.H4. live: o. 2 1.3S',-1 42's. Fl'ax: No. 1 3.70-3.J5.

Soybeans, to arrive nj quJtat nn. Inn 1 (iiKAT.n motu'CE nutter firm: re-1 CHICAIK 'fl'l ce'pts vno.esaie sluing HERE'S WHY AMERICA'S NO. 1 TRUCK VALUE DOES MORE FOR YOUR DOLLAR Li uUu wlti cttef 65 A choice of over 175 models ranging from Pickups to Big Jobs saves bv be fit of truck to job. Choice of two and two 6-cylindcr engines gives the right kind of po uncnanped. Eggs weaker: receipts S.

tu. wholesale se.i'.n! prices "ne cent lower; U. S. standard extras 30-41: einrcnt receipts 31.5; dirties 20. checks 29.

Live pnuHrv: Weak nn roasiers, hilance steady; receipts 21 loads. KOlt paving prices unchanged except one to Inrec cents a pound losscr on roasters at 29-33. we.f lor your specinc neens at me ngnt price in terms ot gas, oil and repair economy. Ford Trucking Costs Less Because TTtKESS IMS? EjC311E1 HICAdO AMI (iHAIN Cash uhrat: Nn. 3 red 2.ri'4-2.1.S',.

Corn: No. 1 vellow 1.5.1. Oats: No. 1 lieavv mixed HI: No. 1 mixed ssri; No.

1 heavy white No. 1 white KO. Hirlev nominal: Malting l.o.J-6."); f'rd l.l.V'.y None. rjooa 309 MINERS (Hard Rock) WANTED lil BUTTE, FilOIITAfIA Apply Your Netteit Imptoymunt Office fn, AHACOIiOA COPPER HllilHO CO. BUTTI, MONTANA Using lotest registration dato en 6,392,000 trucki, life lnuront expert, prove frd ThkIci lost longer 1 DEAD STOCK I'AT ll.M snd cunt vi lift cund tildn nn.

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