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A-13 THE SIOUX CITY SUNDAY JOURNAL: DECEMBER 15, 1935. STANDAPJ) OIL CQ. (OF INDIANA BUYS NEW INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS $12,500 nORTIl BILLION FREED FOR WPA JOBS OF FURS STOLEN 0 7 WDQA' (DDCFD Nebraska Has Received flurglars Ransack Store of Rochester, Company- Minn. CD Fur Rochester, ivi'atrrs Saturday ransacked the Sat ronrad Fur company of $12,500 Conine i v. 4,571,804 Under New Program Washington.

(ft Leaders of the relief drive announced that to date Controller General J. R. Mc-Carl has released $1,068,344,963 of the $4,000,000,000 jobs fund for expenditure by state officials of the works progress administration. McCarl is the arbiter of government spending. His approval is necessary before any of the is released.

Besides giving the "go ahead" sign on the $1,068,344,963, which is to be expended by states, he also has ap chase of two new 1,500 gallon delivery trucks for use in Sioux City. prompt service that the Standard Oil Co. is well known for. Mr. Soop said he was well satis- R.

Soop, manager5 of the Sioux City division of tfie Standard Oil of Indiana, iis shown being congratulated by A. K. Tice, sales manager of the International Harvester Co. on the recent pur Smart English Lounge Group Soop stated that due to in creased business. it; was necessary fied with the performance of and to add these trucks to insure the I operation of International trucks, WPA CRISIS IN iflft for th home and family Ills comfortable Inner spring mi ire unite covered In a fine grade if tapestry frlezette.

This unite Is it a frood size comfortable and FORECLOSURES ARE DROPPING wen styled proved funds for some nationwide IOWA 50 AWAITED projects under the $4,000,000,000 and Is i bargain at 54 4 v.J Farm Mortgage Actions RUGS Reached Peak in Dakota in 1932 Another appropriate home Rift a Seamless 9x13 Ax- minster Hug in attractive vfi- 0 S24.75 patterns for only in StOCK ailtr uuuugu a cement wall to gain entrance. Removing practically the entire stock, the burglars hauled off the plunder in operations some time after 1 a. m. Raiders first broke In the back window of the adjoining 'Town Talk" cafe. From the cafe basement, they knocked out part of the cement wall to- obtain access t0 the fur co'mpany basement Wilham Conley, state crime bureau operative, was sent here from St.

Paul to investigate. Karl F. Conrad, Winona, secretary-treasurer of the fur company, said the loss is $12,500. He said" 100 coats were taken. Conrad announced two Tewards, totaling with $500 posted for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the burglars and $500 for recovery of the goods.

Adrian Lets School Bids Adrian, Minn. Special: Bids totaling $36,262 for the construction of an auditorium-gymnasium addition to the Adrian high school were awarded Friday night following a special election which allows the school board to increase a former appropriation for the project. The awards are subject to the approval of the PWA. Pipestone Farm Bureau Elects Pipestone, Minn. Special: At the annual meeting of the Pipe-none county Farm Bureau association, E.

G. Wilson of Ihlen was re-elected president; W. P. Farmer of Sweet township, vice prtsident, and Henry A. Penning, Gray township, secretary-treasurer.

County Ageni E. S. Gandrud gave his annual report. lfr Qsc2sion2l Chair persons employed on Iowa WPA jobs. Relief officials have certified 37,085 for WPA employment.

There still are 16,000 cases (persons and families) receiving direct relief from county or state funds. EARLY ROCK RAPIDS SETTLER DIES AT 76 Rock Rapids, la. Special: The death of Charles Hindt here ended a long period of illness of the 76-year-old pioneer. Mr. Hindt farmed in the Rock Rapids vicinity for many years, moving here from eastern Iowa in the early days.

The family prospered retired from active farming, moving to the city. Mr. Hindt was well known throughout northwest Iowa for his activities in the agricultural field. Surviving are his widow, three sons, Harvey, William and Charles, and a daughter, Mrs. Floyd Casjens.

Sloan Students Plan Play Sloan, la. Special: A three act mystery comedy is to be presented by the junior class of the Sloan high school Wednesday evening, December 18. The cast includes Raymona Hunter, Mary Ellen Walpole, J. P. Dowden, Leroy Baker, Lucille Hubert, Morris Hibbs, Lloyd Hummelgard, Elaine Hook, William Godsey, Ruby A good looking styled occasional chair In a choice of fonr at tractive tapestry covers of green, rnst ILUCU, 3195 or brown.

The irame is made of hardwood, finished walnut and Is substantially built. A real bargain at Brookings, S. D. (ft Farm mortgage foreclosures in South Dakota reached their peak in 1932, says a state planning board report which recorded 38,511 foreclosures involving a total of 8,508,408 acres since 1921. In 1932 there were 3,864 foreclosures on 850,826 acres, or 2.3 per cent of the assessed acreage in the state.

Another high point was 1924, when 3,709 foreclosure actions were instituted, involving 836,205 acres. This amounted to the same percentage of assessed acreage 2.3 as in 1932. Since 1932 there has been a decline, with 2,620 foreclsoures on USE YOUR CREDIT BUY Rocker to Match $5.45 73 NOW program, including $40,000,000 for the national youth administration. State WPA administrators will have latitude in choosing projects to prosecute with the McCarl has already approved projects totalling four times that figure, so the administrators may have leeway in adjusting WPA work to employment opportunities created by other agencies. WPA officials said a report on the number of persons now employed on work relief will be delayed until Corrington Gill, assistant administrator in charge of statistics, returns Monday from a trip.

The report of McCarl's releases showed that New York city had received more than any state. With a WPA quota of about 220,000 jobs, it has been allotted $121,426,872, compared with for the remainder of New York state. Pennsylvania, with $50,875,779 for the remainder of New York state. Pennsylvania, with $110,024,164, received the next largest allotment, and tKe smallest went to Nevada, which received $1,296,416. Other allotments: Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, $2,866,222, and South Dakota, $3,064,934.

170 MORE TO BE OFF MADISON RELIEF ROLLS Norfolk, Neb. Special: Madison county relief offices on December 19 will take 170 persons from their case load, leaving a total of 326 to receive assistance, it was announced by F. M. Woods, Madison county relief director. Of the 326 persons who will be -u -hl-.

Explosion May Result Today with Union Labor Meeting Des Moines, la. (I) Iowa works, relief and labor officials waited Saturday for the 'dynamite" which WPA Administrator Lu S. Hill warns is buried in the Iowa unemployment situation, to explode. The explosion may come Sunday when union labor meets here to consider "striking" all WPA projects because Hill refused to pay the prevailing wage scale on WPA projects. State WPA wages range from $40 a 120-hour month for unskilled labor in rural section to $85 a 120-month for skilled workers in Urban areas.

Hill, declaring WPA is designed to take workers off relief and not to compete with labor, has denied union demands. This week he stopped work on nine city and state projects here because union carpenters, bricklayers and hod carriers declared their union wage scales were "being torn down." The unions, Hill said, declared those projects could be carried out by governmental units sponsoring them at union wages of $1.15 an hour for carpenters and $1.50 for bricklayers. Nonunion men working on the projects protested the halt, but Hill insisted on standing by his "agreement" with the unions. The city council, which earlier declared WPA should pay union wages, has not indicated whether it will attempt to complete the projects, paying the union scale. There are approximately 26,000 i ft PAY JsjssU1 next YEAR 551.653 acres reported for last Lounge Chair with Ottoman Shupe, John Lord and Fannie year.

Another survey by the planning board showed there were approximately 4,600,000 acres or 9.2 per cent of the land area of South Dakota in the hands of public or 5l fThSO Ames. The play is being coached by Leah Mae Nefzger and Lillian Carmichael. A large comfortable lounge chair with a high back covered In a choice of good looking tapestry coverinirs complete with Ottoman to match. An Ideal gift for a man and a real value at only nrivate corporations as of March 1. 1934.

Much of this land, the RAM Heart Attack Is Fatal report said, changed hands through forced sale or foreclosure. TABLE LAMPS "The large number of foreclosures and the wholesale de- SALE linauencv of farm martgages in A Tery complete display of attractive table lamps in many designs and finishes. A good looking pottery base lamp, complete with parchment shade for only recent years," the board reported, "suggest that some improvements Spencer, la. Special: Bert Zink, 55, well known resident of Spencer and a son of one of the pioneer families of northwest Iowa, who died of a sudden heart attack, will be buried at Riverside cemetery Sunday, the Christian Science service being read by Mrs. C.

E. Loomer. Mr. Zink was helping Carl A. Burson, an employe of a funeral chapel, to load chairs on a truck when he was stricken with a -heart attack.

I--w- might be made in our financing methods. In the first place credit should be extended on the basis of expected income over a period of years, and not on current sale value. There are possibilities in a 414 Pierce St. on relief after that date, 179 are nonemployable. This will be the Smokers Choice of wood or metal smoking stand only nrnpram to adiust payments of principal and interest on the basis of farm prices.

Another consideration which should be taken intn account in determining in Iff 1 ill Gi smallest number on renei in Madison county since the beginning of the setup more than two years ago. This decrease in the number of relief clients is due to WPA projects, highway work and the viaduct project on South Thirteenth street, Woods said. As a result of these projects, 499 persons have been taken from the relief rolls in Madison count. terest paying dates is the seasonal nature of farm income." I il Harlan Community Club Elects Harlan, Special: Fred Hansen, automobile dealer, was elected president of the Harlan Community club at the annual meeting. H.

B. Wiig was named vice president; E. A. Howe was selected treasurer I and Gerald Larson was chosen secretary. Mayor J.

H. Frederickson was the principal speaker. Wain at fintslied cabinet smoker with handle and roomy drawer. IFnjmMinriiJiiaiE 5 g39 for Christmas A large attrac tire smoking cabinet with copper lined humidor. -8 Spinet Desk Etneehole Desk WINNERS IN ELK POINT DECLAIM CONTEST LISTED Elk Point, S.

D. Special: The annual dramatic contest of the Elk Point high school was held in the school auditorium. F. O. Racker of Central high school in Sioux City was judge.

Winners of first place will represent the Elk Point high school at the district contest which will be held in January. In the oratory division, Loretta Connelly won first and Helen Larson, second. In the dramatic division, Helen Leinart won first and Sylvia Crill, second. In' the humorous division, Aileen Anderson won first and Frances Hanson, second. Bart Farm Union Elects Oakland, Neb.

Special: The Burt county Farmer Union locals met in convention in Tekamah and elected the following as officers for 1936: Allen Paulsen of Lyons, president; Lester Lotz of Tekamah, vice president, and Eugene Hultquist, secretary-treasurer. Directors elected were Martin Hansen of Lyons, Oscar Erick-son of Oakland and George Wagner of Craig. Always a popular Ima gift. Our dls. Kneehole desks are Tery popular and well piay oi spinet uesks mciaaes an popa- iiaaes an popa- Neiccastle Farmer Is Back from Europe Newcastle, Neb.

Special: A visit to his native Denmark, including a 9-000-mile sea trip, has just been completed by Jens Niel-son, Newcastle farmer. He visited his parents, brothers and sisters, whom he had not seen for 25 years. He worked his way on the boat and visited England, France, Norway and Sweden. would make an acceptable gift. A lar sices -ana designs.

A goo a Special prices on many gift items. Bridge Lamps, $2.75, $1.95 3 Light Floor Lamps Coffee Tables, Pnll-Up Chairs, Desks, Smokers, Magazine Baskets, Lounging Cocktail Tables. ALL AT LOWER PRICES! looking spinet desk, wc $16.75 built and nicely finished mi designed kneehole desk with seren roomy drawers can be purchased for only i be had for only To Entertain Wakefield Lesion Ponca, Neb. Special: Members of the Ponca America Legion will entertain members of the Collarette Cellarettes or Liquor Cabinets make both a useful and ornamental piece for the home. This cellarette as pictured complete with glassware may be purchased for the low price of 89.75 Wakefield Legion at a banquet oonE-ossiAii FonniToneco.

"Out of the High Kent District" 413 JACKSON STREET 8 Loses Eye in Accident Pipestone, Minn. Special: Mrs. M. Triplett of Garvin, lost the sight of one of her eyes when a blade on the fan of an auto broke off and struck Mrs. Triplett in the eye, cutting through the.

eye balL in the Legion hall in Ponca Tues day evening. The Wakefield post beat Ponca in exceeding its membership quota. On December 21 the Ponca Legion will give the annual party for the children of 3 QOOD ONLY TUES. AND 10 A. M.

TO 6 P. MX the community. Cocktail Table W. R. C.

Officers Re-elected Lennox, S. D. Special: Extending long time service records as officers of the CoL Ellsworth Women's Relief corps, Lennox or-ganizatifcn, L. W. Dindot has been re-elected president of the group for the eighth consecutive time, and Mrs.

E. Elcock, treasurer for the 16th consecutive-year. Other elective offices included Mrs. E. Fitzgerald, vice president; Mrs.

F. Kortmeyer, vice president; H. L. Hofmeister, guard; Mrs. H.

B. Day, conductor; Mrs. B. Mallory, chaplain, and Mrs. L.

Greenfield, installation 1 This eortificato Is Uorth $4.51 Former Ponca Man Honored Ponca, Neb. Special: C. A PICTURES A large assortment of frame pictures with good subjects g(j A new and Tery popular table. $S25 Weslram, former Ponca cafe own walnut with a black glass top yl yery smartly styled and nice- Ij finished for only er, has been elected adjutant oi St. John's post, American Legion, 8 of Portland, according to word received here.

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Collins, L. C. Schwink and J. Junior Civic Group Formed D. Special: Seventy-five yoimg people met to organize a junior civic body, its purpose being to furnish wholesome recreation for its membership and for other citizens of the town, sponsoring programs of an educational nature and programs of music and dramatic talent.

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Officers will be elected and other business transacted. Stanton Couples to Be in Finland Christmas Stanton, Neb. Special: Mr. and Mrs. Gus Benson and daughter, Irene, and Mr.

and Mrs. David Davidson and daughter, Margaret, sailed Saturday for Finland, where they will spend Christmas with relatives and friends. The Bensons and Davidsons plan to be gone about two months. They also plan to visit Sweden. Dakota G.

6. P. Picks Chicago for Convention Wateijown, S. D. South Dakota's votes for the republican national convention city designate Chicago, S.

X. Way, Watertown, national committeeman for the state, said Saturday. He announced he has wired South Dakota's proxy to Mrs. Mabel Rewman, national committeewoman, now in Washington, Take Postmaster Exams Faulkton, S. D.

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