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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-12-20

II long and strong enough to re-bid:
therefore, he Is justified IN opening
the contracting with one spade.
North shows the strength Of his
hand with 4 bid Of two no trump, but
South correctly continues to bid
spades until salns u arrived at.
|
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TUT 0WUI&ICN 0C8CJOIIs
Total this month to date ...... ~
Normal. this month to date -. 81
Total, January LIST to date -. loss
Normal. January LIST to date :. 1911
Accumulated deficiency to date 657
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BURNED BY GASOLINE

Beulah. N. D.. Dee. 20.-Jacob Baes-
Ter. Krem, employed with = gravel
crew south Of Beulah, last Wednesday
received severe face burns when =
quarter Of . barrel Of burning gasoline
turned over on him. Fellow workers
cxtinguished Baezler's burning cloth.
ing and rushed him to Beulah for
treatment. The gasoline was being
used to thaw out q frozen hopper Of
gravel.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-12-20

two are Victor Anderson Of Penn
Ramsey county, treasurer, and Jean
ella Mccormick Of Tioga, William
county, vice president. These officer'
will take active part In planning an<
conducting the 1894 achievement in
stitute Of the North Dakota All clul
.rganization at the agricultural col
lege.
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Weather Report
FORECAST
COZ rkR

For Bismarck and vicinity: Unset
lied tonight and Thursday: much
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-12-20

ed to succeed william Pagel, Who died
Nov. q, 1881.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-12-20

with the charge that the measure
might restore private vending shops
to that status.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-12-20
N0RTH nAKOTA PnyNaTs

NO8TH DAKOTA FONTS
I Low
.. m. est. Pct.
jamestown, clear ..... . 90
Grand Forks, cldy. -. II 3 90
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Fishes have no color vision.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-09-13
That killdecr Roundup

TIE recent cattle roundup 4: Kill
deer offered rc>cs cs two things, both
:. them Q: iascrs. 70 the average
Nc-tA pakc,Sn.
IN the firSs pace /. showed tina:
the "c.a w-S." IS not yer dead. In
deed. II MAY ,seer Gle IL those x,vAs
which ave clearly more suitable for
cattle grazing thar .er agriculture.
III Ike 
xN,a Il called attention 10
Ire e:cGnss.s,avs wsseA MARKED the
roundup .as. year ard IKE near
cash between tire rasxsers and the
members .. he Farmers Holiday as
ssSis:.x. a: .ha: .sre.
Las: yss-. !. vii " recalled. GER
.s.a S@s.s~ declared IA: shipment
& :s,e Hv..3-gr herd u market
would ec,:tr: with ere Q. Tire ma
r.es>sS holidays which ws-s sins
sec.a.~d 4: :Aas :.cse Ard TIE cs.,,e
-,s<: ee ,,eM n Myth Cssxa,
TIE answer - TIA: WAS definite
~ - sly s<xS..sxve T..s cowboys
c>.s with r.tes cs the .>s...s.s q
:ss>es. saddles ard Indicated cxA-N
:sSy were -~sty Z, ..se :s.sS. IL Sc
.eass - :seS- yxcYer:s ssM ...s.-
..Ss: ~ Is VIZ. !: As .s.xy PLEASED.
>~.N -.s-.x u.,.. w..N,,..s |. x~-...S.,.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-09-13

ton last spring forced farmers to
sign mortgages on their crops cover
Ing tho sums due In 1891 and 1854 As
well Is 1883. In return for seed loans.
THIS. Lcmkc says. was done In vto-
lAtion Of orders from the farm credit
administration. In some cases, he
asserts. the agents arc to b dis
charged and others put In their
places.
He wants the government to adop.
\ widespread civu service system %
officials In Washington can do more
work. As It is. according to his letter.
department. heads spend too much
time trying 70 weigh the political
merits Q. applicants for Jobs,
Bill may have had some expert.
erec himself. judging By the vvmark
,ca. 1T seems that a: leaS. cnc-hAli
.: our population now Is anxious to
work .w either the state cr the fed.
erSi government"
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Taxes - Texas

49, -..>,....x 49,. ..,.s> 49, ..,.sw-.,,
- -. :. e--,>'.-ss., -.
-. -. = $50 >, ..-.x
-. -. = -, s,,- ). ~.
- - .l.s..'s... $500.
-. - --.r..s.... -. go. :. 80.
:. -, -. 49,
- 49,. -. $500. -.
49,. - ss.s.-..-.. =
.. :. =. -.
- -. -, -. ~, m, ~, -.
-. - - 1.4~ - - - 49,
- --s.- - - -.
- : = @-4..-.--' = - -.
s.aa..s - - - - -,
49, - $3.50 !. 49,,
- - -a..S -
go 80 =, A - - -
-, = ~ -. - ~, =.
s - sS . :.
SN Sao 8, 80.
- - 80. ~ = -. - go -.
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Idea Eram Nensan4


~.. !. -. 49,. -. . 80
.. 49, , --..>s..
>.s
-. -. ....-
- ss .,. . 49,
-. $50 49,. ,
ssS ..>...,x ... :. -.
-. -. s.. - 49, 49,
..-.. ss. 49,. ..-. ~ =.
-
~. 49,. :. r.,.
..... $500 ~- 49,
$500 ..,s -. = -. :. -
=. 1900. !, 80. :.
49,. -. .,s =
- ..... - s=...
.ss ~. 49,.
800. .,..a. :. .,-.>.,>.....
s>,<r 49,. - go, *..4 -.
.,.,,. $500. 80. ..~.... 49,
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he Sure IL Vote

Se<wvea sse r,a.s * !. a, II. Ard
I y ~ Ts.a-ss.sS. H.~-aoeAS es.s-
IessS Viii determine whether :ass e.;s
Is Il Rave = Nc~ HsSa &s.S>I build
inx,
we y>Sss vi. - MATED - .ss.e
W. ~sN>- c,.s.;:ss,S AM 4 -rrSvSss-
sssav we Say >> exs<sssI. ~ ever,
ss:.2,>s, sss,s,a:,>. vx.sss- RS cs,..s.>r "
ssss s-.sr>,-ess. saes~,s,
Te>s e.s.s,Aes-. tx .se ccxNs<<s
Nx& ss>.S sAS Neea xse {. exys.Aas-
ssss -ss.>e- sAas exaSxtx:s,.- y,
cse sA< seea sss,esea a. sssn-2cs-
ts..~ ..,e.sse>ss =, .sN..Ne A. sy..Sss,
cY,>Sse-:S cs ;.e rcsNNA. AZ.
tsSyr Y~SsSsr &.s sSSse. Nave ss,s
Nee. sySs.. x. ec@ vAAxs< x :s.es.
ers- :s>ey e>e. TIA; Ike rgcx>. :
-. -,esss..,,,---,szs trey ss,~ ;ss -..sa:
asss SS>>Sta:rsty ~ exS-oss :.Ss.
ssss - q. effective way. ..sss - AZ
ssesses s.y~ .sss r<:V..ase {. sAssssss
81 s>s>Nsse s.x,-Ss
->e ,>,.a: Is "a; .seg.ese. s.ssx>S:
rsS w>S>xf$s. -sear anything !. !;
ex.S.S elsev :. :>e -..r.s, r -s.ssSs X
vx.x.eSss. :. .,ss es.S ~ss 80: $50
~ s..ass-,S,s go ~ sss~1.s>s -...s. :
sx ,,*-.S ssss>.ss.,. 81 .s>e AA.Ne NY
= s.-Se --.sa.==-..>ce-- :. se-S,z.< ss>ss
ne -se<@...s -. Ne Sss.SseeeSS i, :s<
-.sass.ss, - ssse ne rcS>S*. 49,
re,ssvs. ~ Ssees.s: ~ s.*,,..>ss..... :.
s..ssss7ssss ~rGa -. ese,sss,,.s,s X e. ~
SsssssssssssSce ssSsA .Ass e.s~ Az *
scss,NsS -. =. ss..Sc.
-~ Ss>>ss< SO -. ss.-.-SEss-t 49,
- go ..seaS. sy>@s-... s~-sasN ...s
-.esS@ .-.s>.--A-s S.se :s>s>r =. X.
-.,.s,>s.es----.. e,svseszs sss.s. :. Grey csssF
.>ek s>->sr- ::.~.,se--SN =, s.-s>ss,... ICY
x.,ssss. ~ eea.e- SIMS 49, s...Sx
xe sSu ssvs We say s.s.SS k-,sesss..ai
-. wxs, ss,ss S>sS..a-rA .e>e. AK. =.
rs ~ 4, ~ cesse- e.s-... s...-..ss.s W.:
ssxsss ~ N:.Sssscx.s. ssss>.s-vs&
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- ksTer 1871 =@--.yr Washington,
Err8ssSra7 w-..,i4rt -sr;Ss 1t~
n,urs~s 4,xt ese -s-n assr.s..,sas--1>
15n stss nl4lks ~ <Es.ss,.rs u --aItsss
en- &asI lss1x asx II rt.ssrs ssr.a1
ncuasesa,r sas oss 1es&a -~e suscxsk
~ ser@ 49, s.essc seu 4o,n,s,sss.sr>
rRn Ssse 5ua ssa.reve x sxrxn ~
tssnx II sa.nx ~ s.runecx sc4n a
~ sssars q s,rsx ssltlxe1am.
EH5x 1xxx xtj1 1x essesxs11e u 11s&,t
4acuarx II x1sR xcek. ezr u 1Cxsk
9nsn3E stcna<h <ssssc M tHSr4s sus.-
@xseznnel1r u 1ks1sss 70 ~ cs,zs1ras'aiie
u III ~ dss,t~ ~ 1aisa 1sssrxx 1ssee.~
- ~ Asc& 1ssa1a iEual& SsaH ~ alacst~
ean1e asEssctllearsixt
1aie1n1nlfE, ~ 45ap1csaE II GaiA
1nn vii1 sHxe a. tassEa,1ssst nsssass
u sene aeea5rne Q 5GllAebH westlIf
ina1ln hae rsssr MS xGsArr and sS~
nnae and 1as sssyrs NauiH ~ nars-
q . 11nnace
10 l4nr &rt ssan srsre asesftz
- - a0unnti2acal 1alEh 9rqnnzH>
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The Effees cf the New Hees

4 Aa. Q. Tee. :. ); PEE cent a.co-
...,lls ecs.::s... REPRESENTS as.: 81 es1:-.sess.
* ru-s aslesiN.
A.. c@..se .. wsSkey s ecG.va-sE.
Il i r.a. q tbs ..s~ cs<- - A.c,.,@.e
r<,ssisv,
A whisky s.<S sclls aecl. two
ounces
sss-se Il ". .s ycG-ssl. waal e.
.eea r1c. * even : glass a.. 3
rS.,.t * re rev nee. s Likely 10
ssse. especially cs. 3 cs....s-.
There Is ere .saes.-s ac,cG. :cs rev
seer saA. -.akeS ~ tie the tax
secG; sevs- re--...el-s .ss----. - s--s
x.c,c seen. ..S>-ee-s. G.S scsi :
:.s.e .ae7 .ss.ss- seer 5 ..,,w S1G =. s-.'c-
es7v ssc-vS -.A-Ss.s, Gl-S.e, -IN-.S $40
S>>.s fountains SIC !. IS ScslI--.S ~ .3.Ss
i S--sa. SsS. -..vs S--s> !. rs -.AT -.ss
IN. es-r.. for -. y.s..--.s 10y y 81
4, AvcN ss....s..vs-..-.S ! .x<se .cr s1s
Ss...s
---1s. r. ssE. r1svs ~ ssaee------ss 3
x-ss s..s...>. ss,-..sss..a. H.. ea..sr,.ss. 49,.
I'd -t;;aa......x-ss ...ks-i< e S-x-.ax-S -
- :. ..-.,, :, ,x.s.. -,,a...,
- ,sssss-..--.. 49,. - ,>.-,.-~s-
-. - =. -, r,.r-- So.
- .--,.> $500 -,,a-r,.
So. = -. = i n..- ~
- -. =. -. $3.50 .,-.>,.s,.
>
- =. -. sa-.s = ~--,s--
-, =. $50. >..-E,...--
-. -. !. -,,.,s,,. = =.
- -. &C., =
- -. -. -. - -. =, ,s...
- -. 49,, - -. 80 re.-
- .s--...,.. - 800, 500.
-. ~. - : -.
-. :. -.ss-s.,, :. -.S. ~
- -. -. 49, -.-..,>s.--..
-. - 80, - ,~-. -,.-x,-s-
- :. -. $3.50. 80, s-,,,..,. =
- $50. -. ! .-xssss
- $50 80 49,, ~.
-.
-. - .. .ss.,-o.....s
-. 9 $1,000
-, - r..>.~,>s. ~ -
=. :. -. - ~,. -. 's,.-r..s~.5.,. )
- - 80 - :. $50
:. = ->.,... $500. ~ 49,. w.,
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sccc c2i,,,c whether this Is acecuase.
=. <. L.
A-.sve--Is xcG,5 Sc :c- sscsc.a-s
-s-s,.. Of IS O. c.Ss- . Be us-s &C.,
ia. u weight. CcSe-vesShs re-~ox
Should ls 4hs! .oESs- A, cTs--
Weigh Ps-<cc ?.as. s. -.Ay Go hes q
-: s,cs.-S <.sec TnoSs VITO niy.
r,rx & exercise hard Require tcrxe-
>secs
Cu1 Liver OIL
I wx1. - take &C lvs- q. a. hu.I
Cysg ~ eGs vaS sssG i. shcC.s ~
ssksa ccy z tie wI-7e- acs not =
s.-.S- Z. NJ
AcSver-Is IS cs-..e IS e....e.ssTe 3
-s-.SssT :. summer rs = w-se- S,cs
pe-sS,sr,ss ..-s Any a. N .ss .ssx ~
cGS--.s.-.s- - c.,it wea-.-e-. .--Sa i s.
Coyfee and Tea
Ar c,..se x-,l ..a ss--n.. ..cr er-
SECS vac Suffer from ccrx--ssso,r.,,
Ms, =
ASve--Ne.
scecr-.s,s 1888 I>.- ? -s-e c.
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il 4 courtesan, siren Of actresss-
Ernst Ia,bitsch, film producer.
= y =
I venture 70 say that the govern
unent VIII soon be facing the PROPOSE
ton Of price-fixing. In no other Wy
can the masses be protected.-SenatoE
william Z. Borah.
= + +
Beer IS here, but i good deal o. ~
l. inYerior and al Of 1t Is too expens
sive.-t3enry T. Mencken. =
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-09-13

haircut In less pretsntious shops 4
leading BARRIERS periodical ana sne
BARRIERS union led the campaign.
But when the grocery boy ana tue
elevator man learned they must pay
50 cents, they decided they might -
web be tcnsured In style. They de-
serted their old BARRIERS and piled into
exclusive hotel shops and otne1 par
lors which had always charged ~
cents and offered SIMMER trimmings.
extra fiourtshea hotter towels ana
more elevated ccnvsrsaticn
So lot q shops have gone back 20
IS * $ cents, hoping to set the oao
trade back. tBeausy paricrA 70 .
lesser extent. have had IKE expert
encel
HANDLING yOD-SEIKERS
The three gents who handle visit
ing. pn-seeking politicians now are
Ambrose OConnsi,. Harllse Branch
ard Emil HuriA respectively execu-
tive assistant, secretary and nancy
nan 60 Postmaster General jim rsr-
.sv. Herta Is working DAY and night
rs administrative assistant IA the
Pubic works Administration. where
he las developed crouch, reportedH
eecacSe he wasn't MACE minister TO
r.r.acd-sAe laid e Bis ancestors
rccse wncse business il Is 70 get
rSS sx others t,SiSs Ito ncst effec-
TIVE na. 4, - when ycu really want
scrcesnssg lad Is FIRST Assistant Post
rascsr G<rsra, lceern CN2hcrey. =
wrn,sc1 lawyer and rsmSSrstic IA
~s,ca. ccr.alrcsema7.
tCccv-.xns, s3sH. NSA Service. mc.l i,
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Wal 9urH N 1c - .nem dsiMc
S.x.n.1 &C .1n vesc :s1s1 we1z0
-a-Es. -.ey Sur. ea7e 3cy shame.
TcuI 1avsr csccIe n1 n PARIS. !
,ss.Ss a.ss1 saseilr n : 2ursna ..E;ls.
-Af3e TeSS
q = .
e--s vii 31vays n ,Cccr,i.isy
TT IRA nUi-,l;ha.iss.- Tc-
= . =
~ vslIuaS iT1 XrsHS ~ 1eaeS. NC
,lisC-nr .uw lcer1rr-CrRN ; vcmAc
my r.. S,r .as runrrIS v,ec Ger
s-sa1sss ctssr. u M-xeaI " a.
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Barbs

Pittsburgh Is rebuilding . bridge
With aluminium. Judging from the
tax COSTS We thought some Of those
bridges were being built Of platinum
II i =
Bankers are adopting . code.
That ought to b easy. There
are such lot Of ciphers In bank.
Ing already.
= y y
Well. It was hardly to b expected
that re could have New Deal with.
xa1t q GOOD deal Of q shuttle.
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,ss-rs n,sirs> E-,. N aRu HU~,r--
.s1Tre--- gx1rN .sr>a vs,y fwsr F2is
cu- cI : uuer 11u .nAaS 4
.rI i. o1 row + vnnun IN. Ae
* aI--vsx-rr c,xlr trzu nm
ic--co - o D;lsxn II 3 nae
u -.2I..T, &c 70 cxu sszz,H : U7-i
,-E Lr E-s-rui,x1 II l-a N
in@s-5a.l- uHr - .auwn IN ~
f.srr rrc- = lNS mle9 Em
g.xcs.t.
.In< -u1--. rt..-fs.---. Ev5T
f-r- II HI III M n -.lE >rYm.
&c o- u TEE IEL 1E-E1
| sonce III ev1r.I. rsEE-lF is.f
t.r k-EE. cr r;inrv -LE1E
ti1aa.
-- c14 q Ell XXI snnuf :,
s-s cu.l =: H. -ur,1u
-ar Id q III -drzuuH me
-. r--ss ETs. IL. nrv
ERR aE rI@n V-1
c.- I.srE sesT<- H.1
-1r - To nE@ : nE
--= -.r nH -i4
| -c-.r-
- $50 sE rnlr.r
1a--. n E T I. 4 -
~E Er
-ac, -n -uvT
L- Esn .1s- VIM
/. s----c------ cu-l r. Vr- cn-
- zx- rs IT -
=. ----.--- szr- II = - .-rueze-s~
81 zr-- ii II u.u
----- . x II. .rz.
Il - ii-- 1E<En1 IL
-.-- - 1s@- in-- zs.nEvz- -x.s
s-ez EI-a.1- sSE.1
III. Nsr- E<zeCrzEu1
~ r---a- TIL INV -a1EI ! le-
= liz LEX vie .rn1z7:11 sid
81 ----a-- u -z .:uin''
rs7--sszE--ns.-a ..za-ze ziie zu. 1es1
sslss-s.. --1.-- i. ;neu.. I'd re
-1s--1--- I'd. ND ie inem. s77
xrzrss 1sanu I'll.
f-a.s:- 1e--e.- ..r.ae-' Ska a..l . se,-
-. - - A'aa M ae "a
= ae n 1nrssand -
-. IL 1an = "a
- - aa - .1as I'd
~ 11'H 'Ail1l1ie -aa1
nl4r- pay + sacx
t4la Jimmie Eow
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Member at Au4is N110Au e
(1yvulAliUa
MenAhss 4 The Associated rva

Ne0A1et q TIE Associated ESv2
The Associated PrVSx Is exclusively
entitled H. the uSr sx republication,
~ all news dispatches ev<:i.ed IL
Il or 20: otherwise Credited II this
newspaper AMI Also the s>IA. news u
spontaneous origin published herein.
~. rights N republication cS all other
uAstss AeN.a Ar A.xs sNsesved.
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changed their minds when Secretary
os Agriculture wallace called hear
ing which would have delved into
prices and profits.
Anyway, that's the Interpretation
privately placed by Agricultural Adj
justment Administration officials on
the industry'S request for indefinite
,postponement until they could present
more authoritative data rs to the
effect OF AAA and NRA on manufac-
turing costs.
READY WITH PRICE DATA
AAA was al primed TO open books
Of the mills and to put the industry
on the defensive with evidence Of
pyramided prices which in some cases
went up 400 per cent on retailed tex
tile items.
It possessed official fHmulae used
for computing the process tax and
MIRA labor costs IN goods which It BE-
.ieved represented an overcharge.
{NRA charges were figured q two 70
three times the amount Of the process
tax factor. Experts here Can't caxr-
pute the NRA factor-as they can the
!AAA factor without access 20 The
eooks).
AAA viii be surprised 20 enc Z
the industry asks for . hearing again.
It will call the hearing Itself Z Il De-
iieves p-ofitee-ing IS continuing. Sat
1t believes now that consumer -s-t1sa-s
to buy and competition II ,. a.cr-
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PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
By William Brady. Nj. D.

pertaining hygiene
vii ee ac<~v-ed
envelope enclosed Letters shcud
NJ made ectorclcS
AssvS p. wIlas. Brady. This newspaper.
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STILL THREATEN ovpNNT1lS

y " ScG. .I-n--ek-
III AsssT-xr SE- : 0.43-sT eS-
SaT ss--. ND -sa.cIS Iii -ev
ies-ssk-.S akrs Sss- ->a:erre. IT -
:c.--s1:.as--T o:v'sr-. cTs.E-s- 80.
s1.--s,s rsi---lS -4ss--. d. @I-
-es--- = VS. -ss----- u E,-lk-s-s
w. Sc So. M -x-sS.E - s -
T'sssssiss 80 .1tsss ..-I1s RI .s-.rrrsss
s.sss --.sv X - Tt.rk II srh-Ss
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A. ten-thirty she was Ill packed.
7esfy to start her career Is . Door
vork.rg girl, with two trunks Of
Park Avenue clothes.
Size sat down on the side Of her
bed to think. But her stomach vas
. empty it hindered thought. She
decided to eat . little. She ate
everything.
Nobody had come up to see IL
sne we're very i'll or dying or any,
thing. Not even her father vhS
pretended to love her.
Ths telephone rang. Dadums 1,
90, probably. She wouldn't answer
Let him think she had conmitte1
suicide over his cruelty. Il rans
as1n- She vas very lonely and mis-.
erahas and had nothing to do
with ths music going downstairs
=. tie evening just started.
She answered.
Hello" -. She made her voice
Come down, Pat" said Jack. IT,
save my boat here. The moons M.
Lets 50 TO the opera" /
can't have ! headache !. =,
have really, she thought that Il
ny eyes ache. He thought Of 81. Il
nobody else did.
Sea breeze win do your hal
night" s.
mo. ! don't fssl like Il. Jack.
Really I can't"
Arr Jon IN bsd!"
Moe"
Not going 70 bed this early9n
i would Be awful to 70 TO bed
aa1 just Nc and think. sH1
right. III b down. Meet ma on 80
baek- Tn not dressed for eyeninr.
= don't want anybody to re me-.
AN right"
She viewed her disheyelleA n.
reassnes in the mirror. then snatch.
"a ? pretty pale green frock from
hsr trunk.
! better change. tn Be the La,
taeae ssH ever - NJ il evening
dress. 1onarrew niGht ri 81
o2H4s =. So Il
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BY RODNEY DUTCHER
| Tribune WA<AinStcn Correspondent

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v.-h her father again after
szeh words had passed between
...en- And she never wanted to see
.sanie Warren again since
she knew the things men thought
u
- g to New York and get .
;Ns-as . telephone girl, or = clerk
= ssore, or . waitress, or any.
-@I. I vent take = cent from
rs-e-.;rded men. Not even my
-as-s.
So Stopped pacing the floor and
~9x. tearing her clothes from the
s::s:ae-- Ringing them on the door.
h. - whole room was in dis.
:-s-. sse started packing furi.
:kr.
se-..y she paused. "I,ll have
:, .x1e e,oagh from him to get
me- - New York. But not another
-=ns- 2 eel him he needn't deposit
--:.:Es 1.oer for me. won't touch it."
-os S:-ner music had stopped.
IN. a-es-a would be playing in
n. o-ra il : little while.
IN -vt would Be asking about
re- ~E ro7ld Dadums tell them.
Hr;e se.e Of the girls would
:u1. y = see II she were i'll. May.
u .1eJ wo-ldn't. There was 80
ma:. T:G.1 o:- -. She sat on the
1as-. -:aS,g her clothes, packing
-lsn -eassy n her trunk.
ne-.. A <cx trot. The dancing
.sa- s-z-ed- They were all happy.
a'se a1--e u al this vast hotel was
z-7.1 vre.cked. She fell to veen.
II a<z-n She dried her tears reso-
-zsaJ: racEng, finding relief from
-rsse-- pain in contemplation OF
se- -as@I life as . working rirl
Z .arxe city. She imagined her.
s<s = . bah bedroom. Shs
IA .evs1 seen . hall bedroom
,Es sac had read about them in
f.sHe1-
The Washington times., 1933-03-10
IN DONALD FOR
NEW ALLIANCE

GENEVA, March 10 G.N.S0.
Desire to settle F'ranco-Italian diff
ferences, tying italy into the
Franco British alliance, lies be-
hind the trip Of Prime Minister
Macdonald Of Great Britain to
Paris and Geneva, according to
reports in well-informed political
circles today.
It was pointed out achievement
of this aim would upset the lately
reestablished prewar balance Of
power in Europe.
Experts here also declared the
British statesman still hopes for
a Continental disarmament &C
cord based on a Franco-German
understanding, despite widespread
pessimism on this point.
There was much speculation
among Disarmament Conference
delegates as to whether Mac
Donald would succeed in arrang-
ing meeting with Premier Mus
solini.
British circles expressed fears
that failure to win over Musso-
lini to MacDonald's reported pro-
gram would result in dividing
Europe into two armed camps
France, the Little Entente, and
Poland against Germany, Italy,
Hungary, and Bulgaria, with a
possible Fascist revolution soon
uniting and strengthening the
central group.
The Washington times., 1933-03-10
\ Y, INSURANCE IE|NSTE|N UPSET
LOANS HAL TED BY REICH WOE

NEW YORK, March 10 QN.S0
Cash loans and payment Of sur
render values on life insurance
policies today stood suspended
for the duration of the banking
emergency, under an order from
State Superintendent Of Insurance
George S. Van Schaick.
Van Schaick's order was sent
to all insurance companies doing
business in New York after a
conference with insurance execu-
tives. Loans for payment Of pre-
miums will be continued.
Action was taken, the insurance
superintendent said, on the
strength of evidence presented to
him that holders of large policies
had been availing themselves of
loan and surrender privileges on
such a scale that the practice "if
extended might imperil the insti'
tuition of life insurance ITSELF"
The order permits small ad-
vances in cases of extreme need.
Van Schaick added insurance
companies operating in the State
are Gin excellent condition"
The Washington times., 1933-03-10

PASADENA, Cal, March 10
G.N.SO.-The plans of DR.. Albert
Einstein, world famous scientist,
to return to Germany are indefi-
mite.
Although the father of rela-
tivity" has refused flatly to dis
cuss the latest German political
upheaval, intimate friends re-
vealed that he was greatly dis
turbed."
DR.. Einstein will leave here
tomorrow by train for three
months stay at the Institute for
Advanced Study at Princeton,
N. j.
AS a leader among Jews, the
antisemitic program Of Adolf
Hitler, new dictator of the Father
land, has caused DR.. Einstein
deep concern.
In contrast to his visit at Cali
fornia Institute of Technology
last year, when the scientist ap-
peared frequently in public, DR..
Einstein has secreted himself
completely during his present
stay.
The Washington times., 1933-03-10
MENACE HANGS
OVER PE|P|NG,
TEN TS|N
Invasion and Rear Attack on
Chang Kai-Shek Army
Foreseen by Nippon

TOKYO, March 10. Q.N.S0.
After severe fighting lasting
several days, japanese troops
today smashed the Chinese re-
sistance at Kupei Pass, 10 miles
northeast of Peiping, and occu-
pied this important gateway in
the great wall.
Advices that the Chinese are
ready to launch an attempt to
recapture Jehcl City and regain
the lost province caused military
officials here to predict japanese
troops from Shanhaikwan would
attack the Chinese from the rear.
Peiping Menaced
This may be followed. they de-
clared, by invasion of the Peiping-
TientSin area.
The japanese foreign office has
suggested two proposals in an at
tempt to prevent further fighting
in the Kupei area. They are:
/. Chinese troops must agree
to withdraw from the Kupei re-.
.gion, or
2. The Chinese must agree to
maintenance of q nonmilitary
zone at Kupei Pass.
Latest advices reaching here
say a three-day japanese attack
failed to rout the entrenched
Chinese, although previous official
advices said the Japanese had
gained virtual control of the
region,