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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-31
City-C0unty News

A son was born Monday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Hoerner, Wing, at st.
Alexius hospital.
w. G.. Fulton, Missouri Slope area
executive of the Boy Scouts Of
America, left Bismarck Tuesday
morning for a "trip through the
southwestern part of the state,
where he will visit scouts and scout
leaders in various communities. He
expects to be gone several days.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-31

full propriety, wore. all winter long,
a tattered, nondescript straw hat.
Then, coincidental with Mayor
Franke's proclamation naming straw
hat day, "Old Murphy" blossomed
forth in felt hat he had dug up
somewhere. Questioned by a news
paperman regarding his action, he
shrugged his shoulders and said: You
no likee. I likee; no business, no new
hat; you damfoolee. Goodby'
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-31
REFUSED-RUN DOWN

Los Angeles. - AS Mrs. Blanche
Hurst, 20, walked along the street. an
motorist approached, blew
his horn and asked her to get in for
a ride. When she refused he turned
his car, drove into her. and speeded
away. She suffered a broken leg.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-31
WILLs.WooD TEAM LOSES

Auteuil, France. May 3l.-(R-MrS
Helen Wills Moody and Sidney Wood,
Jr, Of the United States, were de-
feated in the finals Of mixed doubles
In the French tennis championships
Tuesday by the English pair, Betty
Nuthall and Frederick Perry. The
scores were Ga, 6-2.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-31
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

THE CALIFORNIA WAVE NOOK
specializes in combination waves,
spiral tops with ringlet ends Com
plete. $3.75 and $500. l02 3rd st..
Bismarck, N. OAK. Phone 762.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-31
Boy Scout JambOree
Is Set for Saturday

Bismarck's Boy Scout jamboree will
be staged next Saturday, John G.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-31

ALLEE SAME TO HIM
Stockton, Calif.-"Old Murphy" an
old Chinese who made a sketchy liv-
ing by singing Chinese songs of doubt
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-31

big, golden, crinkly flakes, rich
with that good Grape Nuts flavor,
and, like Grape Nuts, damned with
nourishment. Get Grape-Nuts
Flakes at your grocer's to-dayl
@,sss. a. p, CON-
The Washington times., 1932-03-09
"a A WASH lkkge FINES.
~ ADVENTURE CLUB

reader of our Adventure col
umn.
Two new club members from
Perryville, Nd, are Virginia
and Willie Call.
Virginia is IL years old and
Willie 10. They are little
friends of Arthur Herren, one
Of the clubs most distinguished
members. Arthur seems to have
a host Of friends. We have had
a number of letters from boys
and girls who say they know
him and heard his talk over
WJSV not so long ago.
Jerry and Jimmy Connolly,
so K st. N. W., both tried the
secret password game this
week and Jerry guessed 1t cor
rectU. Jimmy thought it was
mot" in Tim Tyler's Luck.
Both boys are going to send
us a picture soon. Jerry says
he will just as soon as his
hair Che had q hair cut recent
ly) grows.
Another little friend of Ar
thur Herren and Bessie Wax is
Betty Sullivan, age IL, $50 F
The Washington times., 1932-03-09

Of china dishes. / am very
much interested in the work.
Do you like it?"
Second place in the weeks
secret password game was ar
corded Helen Young, 1858 K
st. s. E. Helen Is 13 years old
and attends the Hine Junior
High School.
About 80 or more members
Of the club had the word cor
rectly. Either you are getting
better, gang, or we are slip
ping. If its the latter we'd bet
ter check up a bit on this
secret password business, and
make it more difficult.
Yesterday we used q couple
Of pictures Of new members Of
the club, both girls. So today
we are using two Of the boys.
They are Joe MoSca, SIS D
st. N. W., and James Warren
Brode, 1888 Thirty-third st.
N. W.
Joe is Is years old, and goes
to the Gales School where his
teacher is Miss e. Richards. He
says she Is swell. James doesn't
say how old he is, but he is in
the fourth grade and a daily
The Washington times., 1932-03-09

PIERCE ST. james warren OrOuo
N. W., is a new member and
guessed the password correctly
the first time. Too bad he
wasn't first to arrive with his
answer, but better luck next
time.
Gwendolyn Evans, 619 Elliott
st. N. E., is 10 years old and
goes to the Pierce School. She
would like some Of the mem
bers to write her. Gwennie
likes her teacher, too, but she
doesn't tell us her name.
You see, gang, we always
print it when you say how
much you like your teacher.
Then you can show it to her
and make her, think you are
a grand guy. But don't show
her this paragraph because
then she'd be on to us.
The Washington times., 1932-03-09

81 listen to
Kit KarSOn
every W e Z k
over WJSV,
and enjoy
the program
very much.
81 go to
Holy Name
School, and
I like It very
much. / take
art lessons
from the Sis
EAPl and at
present / am
painting my
uaAn&hnR n sat
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st. NE, who
Joined the
club a few
days ago. She
goes to the
jefferson Ju-
nior High
School where
her teacher
is Miss Stew
art. B e t ty
6nlI1kS a lou
of Miss Stew
art.
Min eyear-
old Harold
Goodman, Sc
The Washington times., 1932-03-09

The secret password for the
week was "Salty Tears" in the
Little Annie Rooney strip.
And the first member Of the
Adventure Club to Guess it cor
rectly was Julia Toomey, 705
Fifteenth st. N. z.
Writes Julia:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-20
DECLINE IN EXPORT
TRADE IS ANALyHD
Economist Believes Foreign
Business Has Become Less
important to u. S.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 1s.-Even though
United States exports have grown In
the past 80 years. the proportion Of our
total production which has been ex-
ported has declined.
The meaning Of this fact il that in
ternational trade has, In fact, become
less instead Of more important to the
United States, despite "whoopee Stats
tics which picture the amazing growth
Of American foreign trade" says Har-
per Leech, economist, in a statistical
analysis.
Some observers believe also that rising
world tariff barriers. subsidies for home
industry. cheap power that makes home
production cheaper at the expense Of
transportation facilities, as well az
purely emotional patriotic conditions,
point to period of nationalism and
home economic development throughout
the world
I'm 1899" Mr.. Leech says in his book
THE Paradox of Plenty" the United
States exported 1913 per cent Of its en-
tire production in agricultural products,
manufactures and minerals. In 1929 our
exports were only 9.8 per cent Of our
total production.
The increase in the national trade
OF the entire world from the average of
the pre-war years-19l1-1913 inclusive
through. the boom year of 1929, meas
ured by the quantity of goods, not
prices, was Is per cent.
That Is a rate of increase barely
equal to the increase In the worlds
population during the same period and
Is in direct contrast to a steady annual
increase in world trade per capita prior
TO the World War"
AS for the supposed control Of inter-
national finance of the world machinery,
Mr.. Leech finds that the financial net
work between nations is much weaker
today than it was prior to the last great
war-"in fact, it is doubtful II interna-
tional banking In the twentieth century
Is as powerful as it was in the fifteenth
and sixteenth centuries. when the Fug-
gers, the great banking family Of all
time, had control of most of Europe, all
Of America and of the colonies border
ing on the seven seas"
Even Great Britain, Mr.. Leech finds,
has turned increasing attention to home
industry, devoting so per cent Of the
capital raised to home industry In 1928,
compared with but Is per cent In 1918.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-20
UTILITY EXECUTIVES
BECOME OPTIMISTIC
Believe Depression Low Point Has
Passed and Look for Better
1882 Demand.
Special Dispatch to The star.


SAN FRANCISCO, March 1s-Util-
ity executives of the Pacific Coast are
IN an optimistic frame of mind, pleased
with the favorable reports they are able
to present to stockholders on operations
during the depression year 1881, and
cheered by belief that the low point
Of the depression Is past, and by the
favorable outlook for the water, power
and gas industries this year.
A number of factors entered into
favorable showings now being made
In annual reports. A Winter season
Unusually" cold stimulated use Of gas
and electricity for heating and stimu-
lated gas installations to replace coal
burning equipment. More widespread
use Of electrical household equipment
refrigerators, clocks, radios and stoves
increased consumption of current.
Though industrial and business de-
mand for power and fuel fell of In
some directions, there were increases In
the number of industrial consumers in
a number of centers on the coast which
are witnessing steadily increased indus
trialization. Even during depressed
times some large manufacturer
bly, of automobiles-are increasing
their capital investments on the coast.
One of the large coast power companies
reports new business secured during
1881 totaled over 200, 900 horsepower,
well distributed among q half dozen
classes of consumers.
Copyright, 1932)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-20
PARIS BOURsE PRICES.

PARIS, March 10 (P.-Three per
cent rentes, 70 francs IS confines; 5
per cent loan, 101 francs IS centimes;
exchange on London, 90 francs 80 cen
times. The dollar was quoted at Is
francs Az centimes.
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SATr-SITRJTRRAN.

i ACRE, NEW BUNGALOW, MILES TO
WASHINGTON. Paved road. bus service; rr hie
s3.250.o0. Terms. More acreage Eoifs
JOHN MCKINNEY, Merriheld, Va. rams
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SALE--FARMS.

234 ACRES, MARLBORO PIKE, $1,000;
rss sa" BARN sSS etc, Grain HshTsy $4,000 70
acres 4.room house ana s6S 0onntsniidinss
$500 HENRY L. MORRIS, Upper MARI
boro, Nd Marlboro 90.
coLoRED - SEVERAL ACRES, = ROOM
ri fSs. easy s terms. small cash payment Ne.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARM, GOOD
s ss5oe Ds n De eik sHAzo ilo i$h
National $3.50.
NEW CITY HOME IN THE. COUNTRY:
electricity. bsth, heat water; IS acres large
SCHOOLS; 3 miles north Of Pist5iet line ne
PARK awe seA TaRoma * shep5erd 1904 go
$50 DOWN. IS MONTHS ACRES WOODS;
access Potomac River and boat docks, q
mile; 20 miles D. G.; sa7s. Address ,d Box
WE HAVE SOME BEAUTIFUL FRONTS ON
salt water , to 90 acres easy terms Of pay
Hall, St. Marys County, Nd.
-wo FARMS -,265 ACRES IN A HIGH
state of cultivation. with Eood buildings
so%ers sne eoan snd Ren miles o. fom Dsres Of
good I buiidins i'1 and fencins; both on hard
road and close to school. Reason for selling,
to close estate. For further information
apply 1910 18th st. NV.
D. c. Line; $50 acres. $4,000. Decatur 4542-J
or address Box Or. Star once:
JUST THE PLACE FOR CHICKEN FARM.
and near State road. in Southern Maryland.
G. BECKER, 325 New Center Market.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND WATER FRONT
foF bookiet .00f IEoNARb sNfDER Co La
Plata. Nd.
FARMS. COUNTRY PROPERTY. SERVICE
tails. Groom, dwg.. 10 acres. SCOTT. front
spendd LAND RRay mile dspS RUE HsteS
By oWNER 10; se:AG fI5E F WlsS on LEE
Ss2n oatB Stock 5ss
mares. 10 years old wagon and harness.
cultivator, drill, corn planter: disk harrow.
If YOU are looking for a farm. see this place.
ebSfcb for OF T ask r sa R FANS
$40 ACRES, BROOM HOUSE: IN G00 1921
repair; about 24o acres In cultivation; $4,000.
AcREs HOUSE TRUTT si2s soo 90 - ACRES ;eI:s
with stock. new bungalow. $3.50 40 acres,
new BUNGALOW: am MI on highw ssy,d ss;Seo;
500 500 JOHN MCKINNEY. Merriheld. Va.
Falls Church 812-F-2
1,400 ACRES. IMPROVED WITH GROOM
brick residence. some outbuildings, about 500
cleared balance woodland; small game plen-
tiful: make excellent hunting lodge; 90
miles of Richmond. Va. close to GOOD ROAD;
price $500 per acre; no trades.
H. B. MITCHELL.
Herndon. Va.
81 ACRES. MOSTLY WOOD; SMALL. NEW.
four-room house. garage and large chicken
brooder; only 20 min. out on a. good road.
If you are looking for a place for chickens
IA 800 Also a. and 6-room house. in q
good community. This property is priced.
"a 300 $500 cash and s35 per mo.
ROBERT Z. LoHE.
81 Cedar st: Iakoma ParK.
SO ACRES GOOD LAND.
Nice stream. 6-r. house. barn, corn crlp;
long front on hard gravel road; So,ouU.
terms ERWIN REALTY CO.. Phone Hyatts-
Vile 1855.
90 ACRES.
Located on North Point road tpublic hisn-
way) near Fort Howard, Baltimore county,
Md Two sides surrounded by wafer car
line running through property Eleven nun
bred feet on State road. Fine location lof
j. WARREN BURGESS,
Continental BUILDING,
Baltimore Md.
Nearby Country Homes.
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REGULAR DIVIDENDS.

NEW YORK, March 10 (SpeciaD -
Directors of Bickfords, Inc, have de-
clared the regular quarterly dividend Of
80 cents per share on the common stock
and 621a cents per share on the pre-
ference stock, both dividends payable
April / to stockholders of record
March IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-20
WANTEp-LOTS.

WOODBRIDGE OR BROOKIAND-MUsT BE
reasonable for cash; state size, price and To-
cation Address Box i7e-R. star once.
LOT. IMPROVED. MODERATE PRICE;
good location; on 2nd trust. Wisconsin
LOTS WANTED ON SECOND TRUST. BACK
of building loan. L. T.. LIPSCOMB. $50
Rhode Island ave. N 9453-M.
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SALE--SUBURBAN.


ia ACRES. 8 ROOMS, OUTBLDG.; 5 ACRES
8-r. house; one nearby Va, other bet. FREQ
and Braddock, Md. owner. Address BOX
79-R, Star office. 20.
NEW. NEAT AND HONOR BUILT, NEVER
electric pump. furnace. cellar, sarage, shade
4ss5. '''''0' 'lOO 'asn' 80 m0n'nly, N-An.lo
1912 MONTGOMERY LANE, BETHEsDA--,6
rooms, bath modern detached home, with
:ii'5oe. Cali DOnaldson' Nat s4ss Open sun.
ooLoREDIMoDERN' NEAR CAR, LINE LINZ:
near Ghur Shso s nssr schools Ideal home
SUBURBAN HOMES AID FARMS, SALE OR
rent. ROBERT E. LoHR; 3ll Cedar ST.. Ia
koma PARK. Georgia o8sl. -----
BY owNEER9o osdni Ho s5s1on M SI.St
wooo. $3.50. Telephone Hyattsville 10l5-W.
42S CRERRYDALE AVE, AURORA HEIGHTS,
Va-6-room, tile-stucco house, ami, This
utes to Georgetown. WIN sacrifice to respon-
sbIe party. Walnut 1892, Columbia 3l6l.
s695o-A REAL BARGAIN. DETACHED
fixtures, gas range, oil burning h.-w.h. plant,
shades, screens, 8 rooms. bath, attic. hrge
lot 6 nn SSoe Ees psyeo
tension; extra rooms easily rented. Small
cash payment, very easy terms G. " VAN
Ceorgia l726.
SICKNESS COMPELs OWNER TO SELL;
near Waycroft. 81 modern bungalow; large
rooms, very large lot; S4,s5o $500 cash, bal.
easy. Del Ray, bungalow, T. g. sun parlor,
very large rooms. lots, garage; $3.50; cost
to build $4,000: owner must sell; terms.
Va Highlands, 6 r. & sun parlor, built-in
garage will sacrifice for s6,250; a real home.
Also 81 modern Californla-type semi-bun-
lect Also Oakcrest, new 6-r brick colonial
with sun parlo.; very large rooms; $500.
Also 5-r. modern furnished bungalow, $4,000.
These ard many Others too numerous to
ni-rtion in all sections. Also lots and villa
sites in Oakcrert, Aurora Hills and Va High
lands II you a-e buying renting or selling.
see j. L. PRICE, Oakcrest, Va. once, Phone
lows for rent. Also 5-r lower story Of bum
galow, furnished; water, gas heat, lights
furnished; SIS: garage; very fine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-20

New Free Catalog Farms.
State I'd farm, $1,000; change foI gas
station and roadstand; some furnishings,
implements, wagon. horse. COW, all included
TO assure comfort; As acres about z0OO smali
hen1Iocks for Xmas trees, rs acres Level
black loan tillage, several SPRINGS. 1rult;
warm Groom house, drilled well. 500 com
plete. about half cash. Ps. TO- strouts
catalog.
20 Acres, Brick Home
Delightful place on asphalt highway; short
walk high school and village, motor BUS
passes; spring water, woodlot. lots fruit; ex-
ceIIent s-room home, good barn, other bldgs
Bldgs. valued $4,000, but price cut to 81; 500,
including cows. chickens, vegetables. nay.
grain, implements for quick sale; $1,000
down. Pg 80, Strouts catalog; describes
600 bargains; 1000 pictures. Great SAVINGS
at today's Winter prices; Strout agency
l422-N, Land Title Bldg, Phila., Pa.
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TWO WAYS
TO GET THAT HOME OF
WHICH YOU'VE DREAMED
SEARS. ROEBUCK & co.

MORTGAGE COMPANY SALE TO COLoRED
2o3S CLAGETT ST. NE
Modern corner tapestry brick, rms, b.,
h-w.h., eiec.,. complete porches tnear
Kineman Psrk); small cash payment. bal
ance like rent. Key next door. For further
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ADJOINING KENWOOD.
Whole or half, acres, S0ox300 IT,, 'front.'
Ing. Goldsborough I'd. Beautifully situated.
rolling and partly v1odsf Business tele-
phone, DecaSu o3l4; residence, Wis. 27s2-W.
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SUMMER HOMES.

SUNNEN HOHLo.
SUMMER HOME-GARAGE MADE INTO
servants quarters completely furnished,
large living room with fireplace, q bed rooms,
dining room, kitchen, bath room and large
porch new PyrofaX stove and hot water
heater new 5-cub.c #. Kelvinator. Situated
in beautiful South River Park, near South
River Bridge; $4,000 will handle now. Open
Sunday afternoons Write or call CHARLES
W. HAMMETT' 81, 18th st. NV Met 5l6S.
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ass Carroll St, Takoms Georgia $500
SPECULATIVE BUY

81 ECU La I ' + BUY.
of ground; room for m5re horses, earses
tor car poultEy house lox30. 10 bearing fruit
Mt. Rainier Nd Near scSoois and ehnrchs "a
on bus line %, city. Price, $500 terms
Speeulatlve, .bnA6erS, lock this over. b
HOLMES. l6ol r.. l. ave ne Phone North
See Holmes for homes. the man who has
what he aevtesases,
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RENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
DRAWING ROOM FLOOR; ! OR ROOMS;
select business location (near Dupont Cir
clel. INQUIRE 1926 18th NV.
SEVERAL LARGE OFFICE ROOMS, ALL
outside rooms; one of the best business loca-
tons in GEORGETOWN. Also large brick store
on Wilson blvd Arlington Co., Va adjoin-
ing Sanitary Grocery; suitable for most any
kind OF business. See Mr.. VEALE, 1919 Wis
oonsln ave. Phone West 2437.
1923 NJ STREET NV.
Two floors. LIST suitable for restaurant
with apt. above. Good condition. Rent,
$75 mo.
EDWARD P SCHWARTZ. INC.
1914 Vermont Ave. Di. 62l0
17l9 2Oth ST. NV JUST OFF CONN.
aVe-First-clasS condition, store and
dWelline, IN going location. ...... $1,000
6z1 Az st. sW.-Store. rooms, bath,
osIec;, H-Wh. .....--... .....,.,....: soUOO
827 4la st. s;w.-store, rooms, bath,
cleo, h,-wh. -. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
zig 417 st. s.w.-Store. rms, b., gar. S45 90
THOMAS P. BROWN
6l5 AZ st. SW. National 1919.
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Nearby Country HOMES:
81 5oo-3.7z acres on Brookeville Hishway
land; moderate terms; few tracts ike
this available.
&c. 5000 acres and large old house In 9
beautiful setting Of large trees and
lawn; nan ca an sssate 0'
s2l ,0o0--240 acre stock farm bordering
Brookeville Highway is miles out.
ThR place is select one that prac-
teal stockman would choose. chance
TO establish a paying ,l horse or dsiry
and the Investment would be a good
- "a one. other places north and west OF
Washington that will double IN value
under normal conditions. Some cheap
places suitable for poultry. ASK Mr..
JOHNSON or
r. d. LILLE. 266 Carroll st.,
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Trade in Your Old House
I'm q new home which we will build &C.
cording to your plans and SPECIFICATIONS
ARTHUR CARROLL. Adams 65o6, Clevelann
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WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN!
Don't fail to see it Sunday, Fully detachsed
Groom home, in perfect condition; oeautitui
lawn and shrubbery; sunken garoen.
priced for immediate sale, $3.50.
4017 END St. NE.
Stop, 20 in and look around, then see us
for particulars. - -.,n
1926 14th st. NV. NoILn 0soz:
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Times Radio Dial 7zCiSter,S

lts-SeWs flashes.
9-i5-Naurhn Cornish.
530-Aunt Lou and Uncle Connie.
Q -oo-Cccil and Sallv
nf5-Buddies orchestra.
7.0O-Silert
5.00-TranScriptlon.
e.l5-Lunatlc hour.
s20-Curtis PLAYERS
s45-Louise SDiliman
e.oo-Sei berlinE Singers
s-l5-Showboat orchestra.
s35-Basebail scores.
soQ-Harrv Bason
le 90 errvmen orchestra.
l0.3o-Sizn on.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-03
MELLON LIKELY
DELEGATE FOR
TRADE FARLEY
Norman Davis Also Prob
able u. S. Representative
at London Meeting.

81 United Press
WASHINGTON. June 3.-Ambas-
sador Andrew w. Mellon and Nor
man Davis. former undersecretary Of
state, are considered possible Amer
lean delegates to the world eco
nomic conference which the British
government hopes to convene next
month.
MELONS long experience in bust
ness and finance, and his eleven
vars service as secretary Of the
treasury, are held in many admin
istration quarters to make him emil
nently qualified to represent this
country in a conference tackling
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world problems Of trade revival and
price improvement.
Davis long has served as an ad-
visory 70 the state department on
economic matters. He now is at
Geneva As a member OF the United
states delegation at the disarma-
ment conference.
Actual naming Of the delegates
OF course awaits the formation OF
definite plans for the conference.
The United States and Great
Britain are the only nations which
so far have agreed TO attend.
France. Italy. Japan are being
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consulted. and are expected to at
tend.
South American countries may be
invited II the conference deals ex-
tensively with commodity as well as
monetary problems.
State department officials in max
ing known this goyernment's ap-
prevail OF the conference idea, again
reiterated that the United States
would not participate in any dis
cussion OF war debts and repara-
tions.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-03
COUNTY BOY SCOUTS
AWAIT TRACK MEET
Annual Field Day Events Will BE
Held Saturday.

Marion county Boy Scouts will
compete for track and field laurels
Saturday afternoon in the annual
scout track meet at Delavan Smith
field The Scouts will be divided
into three classes, according to
weight
The meet will start at 100. Lloyd
By-ne. Garfield district Scout field
commissioner. will supervise the
meet H. L. Human of the Ameri-
can Gymnastic Union. will be the
starter. Judges will be F. w league,
J. Z. Calender, Ray Linson. Harry
Fades and Herbert Montgomery.