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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-22

NEW 1894 Majestic Radios at "a OF. r.
& R. STORE, 225 E. Wash.
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SEVERAL living, dining and bedroom
suites; very reasonable. See these before
buying. PRINGLE'S FURNITURE Exc.
826 Mass. ave.
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MAKE TRACKS TO SACKS" for a used
car to give the family for Xmas. 343 N.
Capitol ave. Open evenings,
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HOSIERY-First quality chiffon. pure SILK
39c Or. BETTY GAY. 5 E. Wash.
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HOOSIER COAL & OIL CO. will keep your
fires burning with HOOSIER RED PEP
PER 6x4 chunks. S5.46. Call HE-1331.
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INTERESTED l PC or Furnishing Home
C us-MONROE & KIMMEL, 703 E. GOTH
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FREE tube delivery. Expert service. G. e.
DEALER. Irvington Radio. CH-1621.
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TENNIS RACKETS sl.4e up Colt sets
s495 up SMITH-HASSLER-S CO.
21q Mass
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NEW wheel chair for the invalid will
brighten the Christmas day. H e ZIM-
MER COMPANY. Alb Meyer-Kiser Bldg
RI-5722
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EAT AZ the Sherman Inn. 305 N. Sherman
Drive. WILLIAM DEATRICH Prop.
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IT isn't hard to buy Christmas presents
CO. 4I3 Msyer-Kiser bldg. RI-5722.
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HENDREN PRINTING CO.-"Rush Jobs
Make Us Smile" 470 Century Bldg
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WEATHER STRIP. zinc and felt as low as
312c lin #. CORNELL, 1917 E. 18th
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| vAN-HUNTER' push UP permanent wave.
So VAN-HUNTER BEAUTY SHOP.
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WE GUARANTEE position to students "
accept. CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS
COLLEGE. 313 Roosevelt bldg.
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WHICH downtown furniture store sells
est or Carrying charge? COLONIAL, OF
course! Which radio? The Stewart
Warner, the only Magic DiaI' radio.
COLONIAL, At South Meridian.
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SILK crepe ties. lined. wool filled, 5ec.
MRS. LETT S. E. cor. Meridian-Ohio.
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GIVE him 2 gift for his office. STATION
Frs. INC. lot N. Penn.
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LOAN PIANO-Onlv small delivery
charge. Viking MUSIC CO.. 40 E.
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| ASK MRS. ABEL Esprit glamour Spirit
| Of Love- Flower in BOTTLE PERFUME
| SHOP 3 E Market. RI-5960.
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XMAS money for discarded and broken
jewelry. trinkets. HOOSIER. 213 1ndi-
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NEW SYSTEM LAUNDRY-Rough dry. &c
10. Wearing clothes starched and dried.
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CIGARETTE HUMIDOR. sec. OF simulated
Bakelite Has revolving tray with four
compartments for cigarettes.
Goldstein's, 16 E. Wash st.
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GAS RANGES. s9.75 up.
HARTMANN S. 319 E. Wash.
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LOAN PIANO-Only small delivery
charge. Viking MUSIC CO.. 100 z.
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I INOLEUM-special price during Dec.
CUT-RATE LINOLEUM HOUSE. 811 N.
Alabama, RI-89S7
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CALI, us for storm. sash estimates. COR
NELL, 1017 E. 10Th. HE-51T.
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~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ M
LUEBKING FLORAL co. Christmas
flowers from our greenhouses. 1887 z.
I0th-st. CH-5625.
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THE PRESTO" furnace lighter saves time
and trouble: lights coke quickly and eco
nomically. CITIZENS GAS CO.. 45 5. Pa.
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SCHORT PRINTING co.
los So. Capitol Ave.
PROMPT Service LI-3235.
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MEMS HOUSE SLIPPERS-Soft and easy;
also street shoes. high or low. black or
tan: priced low. STOUTS. 3l8 Mass. ave
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BUY his cigars at Haag's. Our
Cigars are always FRESH.
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IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT-Dancing les
sons at SIOCKMAN STUDIOS. RI-l6l0
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THORP AWNINGS+Just "shade" better.
Tents. covers lawn umbrellas. etc.
2407 College
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GIFTS FOR SISTER

'SaEaEd EMESz ~ ~ ~ ~ EMEzze
LADIES' factory seconds. made BY the pest
makers Of shoes; styled the best. 50 90
to s493. STOUTS. 3l8 Mass. ave.
SWEATERS-Au wool sizes 34-40, ST.
BETTY GAY. 81 Z. Wash. St.
Piano Accordions, S23.95 up.
PEARSON'S
1913 N. PENN. LI-5513.
LOAN A PIANO-Onlv small delivery
charge. Viking MUSIC CO.. 40 E.
Ohio.
AUTO RADIO-STEWARI-0
WARN SUPERHETN/4 IN
WITH TONE CONTROL. = - y
PT OTK,C TIRE SHOP
oGOOAA - Fifth Floor
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE.
RI-s535. shorthand tvDing, accounting.
comptometry. 3l3 Roosevelt bldg.
GIRLS chinchila and fur-trimmed coats.
sizes up TO IA. s393. 2nd floor. J. c.
PENNEY. INC. 80 E. Washington ST.
WHAT joy. what bliss IN a typewriter like
this WOODSTOCK. 10 N. Penn.
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PERSONAL instruction. drafting and de-
signing AMERICAN INSTITUTE. BOA
Fl Wayne IR-1328.
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OVERCOATS-Au wool take IS weeks TO
paw: order now LEON 13l E. New York.
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STOP at BRUCEs TEA ROOM. 1877 N.
Penn. St. RI-0746
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ALTERATIONS on ladies' and mems gar.
clean, press, repairing and refining.
satisfaction guar. MEYER o. JACOBS.
212 z 18th. TA-6667
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MAKE Mother Happy with new Singer
electric sweeper. real gift. SINGER
CO.. 1875 w. Wash. RI-9718.
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COLONIAL RAG RUGs-9x12 special IS. 95;
other rugs and lipoleum. UNITED RUG
CO.. 1879 w. Wash.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-22

LET US install a gas log or radiant heater tl
in that empty fireplace. See our holiday
DISPLAY. CITIZENS GAS CO. As S. Pa.
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HATS CLEANED ANDo-
BLOCKED LIKE NEW. SUITS zoe
PRESSED ......-. ...........
j. r. HAT CLEANERS, 81 w. Ohio st.
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SIS DOWN delivers any piano
MARION MUSIC co. 229 N. Penn. End f
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A WELL invested Xmas gift-life insur-
ance. Details. JAMES SWEENEY, IL
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GREAT pig values IN real LEATHER BILL
FOLDS. Priced from 29c to S3.49 at
HAAGS CUT PRICE DRUG STORES
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NEW r. C A. RADIOS-Double trade-in
allow R. & r. STORES. 225 E. Wash.
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n a Kelvinator will pay for itself. you
want one. Stop in and learn how this
PEARSON CO.. INC. 1913 N. Penn.
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KEITH SHADE CO.. RI-4995. 1348 N. III.
Authorized dealers. Brenlln window
shades.
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books; l or 2 vol. reas. The Frontier
Press Co.. I'LL Peoples Bank Bldg. IL
1912
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POUNDS Of delicious CHOCOLATES in
Christmas box, 95c at HAAG'S CUT
PRICE DRUG STORES
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F j. MEYER & CO Grocer-Fancv select
brands. 602 East st. We deliver
RADIOS. special price on fl: model ER!G
BELMONT ELECTRIC. 2O3l w. WASH
Open eyes, BE-0501.
Evening star., 1934-03-12
JOINS MONTGOMERY WARD.

CHICAGO, March IL R.-A. r.
Huizinga, former Chicago banker, has
been elected assistant treasurer of
Montgomery Ward & Co.
Evening star., 1934-03-12
MERCHANTS & MINERS
NET TOTALS S581,521

Special Dispatch to The Star
BALTIMORE, March IA net in
come of $751; 521 for 1888 was re-
ported in the annual statement of A.
D. Stebbins, president of the Mer-
chants g. Miners Transportation Co.,
at the annual stockholders meeting
here This compares with net in
come of S500,750 in 1882 and S3l4,721
in 1881, which was the lowest in the
last 10 years.
During 1888 there were two divi-
dends, each of 37l2 cents per share
and two of 40 cents per share, max
ing a total dividend of SIS per share
paid on "36802 shares of the out
standing capital stock of the COM
pany. This amounted to S36762l and
compares with S360,360 in 1882.
Gross income for the year totaled
$6,854,919, which was nearly a mil
lion more than 1882, when the total
income was S5,981,777
Evening star., 1934-03-12
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. March l. ,P Omitted States
Department of Agrlculturel Hogs: 20
a4.55; top, 4 so: 29Q-349 pounds. .5a
2,50a3.25 packing SoVs, 3,75a4 90; ilsht
3 50a4 s5 lieht weight. 10000 pounds.
pounds. 4oa4 so: heavy weight. 250;35o
and GOOD. $3.50 pounds :i.6oaf i5
pigs. good and choice l00-l30 pounds
Cattle: 10000; calves. 1000: fed
mev ana be}tsr to 3
ing most advance going largely on ship
per account; active market; other killing
glasses steady to stFong most STEERS sales
to 7.4o and long yearlinss at 80. Slaush,
ter cattle and vealers: Steers. good and
9hoice oH 55nr9oo po9nds a0d eooa7i5G; 900 900
pounds 5.75a7 s.; I,3oo-l 500 pounds
4.9Oa7.5O; common and medium, 55O-
200 .,pfun pounds 3.5a6oo; !n heiferS; sood
eood '0 aa eoio eommon ana mediu f1Ms
.5a3. 50; low cutter and cutter. l .50a2.15:
3.25a355: cutter, common, and medium.
2.50a3.35: vealers. good and choice. 5.25a
$50; medium, 4 50a5 .25 Gull and COM
mon. 3.75a4.50. Stocker and feeder cat
tie: steers: good and choice. ,500-l ;050
325a4 IS.
Sheep: $4,000; undertone strong to
unevenly higher on desirable fat lambs:
bids around 9,25 bulk held around $50;
sheep steady; lambs 80 pounds down. good
and choice. -s.50a9 so: common and me-
dun pno 7eGas 55 9osgs pounds good and
good and choice 4.00a5.60; all weights
common and medium. 3.00a4 so.
Evening star., 1934-03-12
CURB LIST RISES,
TURNOVER LARGER
Utility Shares in Demand.
IndustriaIs Also Up as
Metals Sag.
BY JOHN L. COOLEY,
Associated Press Financial Writer.

NEW YORK, March 12--The Curb
market worked into higher price
levels today in moderately active
trading. Utilities were in demand at
advancing quotations and industrial
issues improved. Metal stocks were
lower.
Alabama Great Southern, Alumi-
mum Co.. American Gas. Great At
lantic & Pacific, General Tire g. Rub
ber. Lynch Corporation, J. ]. New
berry, Schiff & Co., United States
Playing Card Co. and Western Auto
Supply Co. advanced to and more
points, and smaller gains occurred in
such issues as Electric Bond g. Share,
Hiram Walker. Humble OIL, Niagara
Hudson Power and Swift & Co.
Singer Manufacturing Co.. selling
ex-dividend $3.50 regular and 81
extra, scared more than 10 points on
a small turnover.
Lake Shore Mines, Bunker Hill &
Sullivan and Wright Hargreaves were
slightly lower to unchanged.
Evening star., 1934-03-12

Bleachable cottonseed oil futures
closed firm: spot unquoted; March
5.25b: April, 5.25b; May. 5.40b; June,
545b; July. 5.66; August. 5.68b; Sep
tember, 5.84b. Sales, IA contracts.
Bid
Evening star., 1934-03-12
N. Y. CURB MARKET

Stock and Sales-
Dividend Rate Add 90. High. Low. Close.
Natomas Cp(t7h zoos 81 93h -
Evening star., 1934-03-12
U. S. TREASURY POSITION.
BY the Associated Press.

The position of the Treasury March 8
was: Receipts. S14, ,l19.427.S expendl-
lures, SIS, ,71o.3sS.22, balance, S4,S2!. =
913. 1O345: customs receipts for the
month. 81. .726.354 SIS.
we're i,995,140.20 .07; expenditures.
S4,425. .426. 130l4. including So 531 .501.-
1888 Of emergency expenditures; excess
of expenditures, 2.43o,. ,.S6. .529.O1; gold
assets. S7575. 1901 2092I.
Receipts for March .. 1898 comparable
date last year., 81. l.1O9.s06.90; expendi-
lures. S5, l46 S41.90; net balance. $780,
l3O. 52l ia; custom receipts for the
month S3,227 93l2l.
Receipts for fiscal year. 81. 239. 125, :
1917; expenditures. 81 6o5.46a. .6.,s 81 {:
excess Of expenditures over receipts. ST.
:iS6,343 S91 % exclusive Of SS3l .306,-
549.02 expended for the Reconstruction
Finance Corpor alton.
Evening star., 1934-03-12
CORPORATE BONDS
SHOW STRENGTH.
Allegheny and Bethlehem
Steel Among Large Gain
erS-U. S. Issues React.
BY BERNARD S. O'HARA,

NEW YORK, March l2-Marked
strength featured number or corpo-
rate bonds in the late trading. Alle-
ghany Corporation SIS of 1850 added
a couple of points to their early rise,
making it points net.
Bethlehem Steel SIS pushed up
more than 4 points, gains Of l to 2
points were made by Chile Copper
SIS, American & Foreign Power SIS,
Erie IS, International Telephone SIS.
Missouri Pacific SIS, Southern Pacific
IS. Southern Railway As and
Youngstown Sheet g. Tube IS.
United States Governments were
inclined to react mildly following
their sharp gains last week. Treas
ury IS ruled slightly higher with the
balance of the list unchanged to
1882 down.
The principal movements in the
foreign group were downward. Ger
mans showed no rally from their
early declines. French and Argen-
tine issues sold off a point or more.
Evening star., 1934-03-12
BROKERS WIN BATTLE.

PENSACOLA, Fla. March II P).-
A three-judge Federal Court today
made permanent its injunction pre-
venting Florida from collecting stamp
taxes from out-of-State brokerage
firms The injunction was sought by
Thompson & McKinnon and Fenner
& Beane, operating branch Offices in
Florida.
Evening star., 1934-03-12
New York Cotton
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 12-Cotton
was quiet today, but showed a gen.
orally steady undertone. Offerings
were light and prices responded to
light scattering demand A slight
opening advance was followed by
slight setbacks, but the market
steadied again during the afternoon
on New Orleans and Wall Street buy
ing, encouraged by firmer tone in
the stock market July sold up to
1927, with the midafternoon market
ruling about to 9 points net higher.
Cotton futures closed steady. 9-l2 higher.
Evening star., 1934-03-12
GIANT REBUILDING
PROGRAM IS URGED
Modernization Need Expect.
ed to Stimulate Capital
Goods Activity.
BY CLAUDE A. JAEGER,
Associated Press Financial Writer.

Associated Press flnanclal writer.
NEW YORK, March l2.-Most
economists agree that the paramount
problem now is how to prod America
to rebuild itself.
Prosperous times are not alone a
plentitude of shirts, shoes, potatoes
and pork chops. but the replacement
and reorganization Of homes, high
ways, Office buildings and factories.
The more durable of lfe's material
things are constantly rebuilt.
Recovery thus far has been marked
by spectacular acceleration in the pro-
duction of some less durable, every
day articles. Cotton-textile produc-
tion recently broke all records.
But the steel industry has at best
attained output of little better than
half Of capacity; building construction
remains but fraction of the active,
employment-giving business Of good
times.
Safeguards Set Up.
Economists call these shirt and shoe
and similar businesses the consumers
goods lines. Heavier, more durable
goods, which are not Immediately used
up, they call capital goods. The au-
tomobile comes somewhere between
the two.
Capital goods industries reach peaks
ing booms and the development OF
backward regions. Heavy expendi-
ture is called for, public or private.
and this in the past has usually led
to orgies Of speculation in securities,
commodities, real estate and land.
The chief elixir of the capital
goods industries thus far in the Fed
eral Governments recovery plan has
been the public works program. In
view Of the speculative abuses of the
past, early steps in the preparations
for recovery have involved such
important safeguards as the securi-
ties act. the banking act and the
pending stock exchange regulation.
Credit Accumulates.
In the meantime, credit has begun
to pile up in banks. Excess reserves
of Federal Reserve System members
have reached the unprecedented total
of 81 $50. 900 900, which is capable Of
supporting theoretical maximum
credit expansion of 100000, 900.
Attention now is being diverted to
means Of starting the flow of credit
into capital enterprises. without the
abuses of old-time high finance. In
vestment bankers condemn the secur-
tiles act and Washington tries to
decide whether it may be safely
amended The R. F. c. considers
the financing of a system of credit
banks.
1t is now freely forecast that 1894
will see real progress in bringing the
capital goods industries back to q
normal rate of activity.
Evening star., 1934-03-12
I. T. & T. NET PREDICTED

NEW YORK, March 12.-Dow.
Jones e. Co. SAYS preliminary figures
indicate that International Telephone
e. Telegraph Corporations 1898 report
will show consolidated net income in
excess Of fixed charges. according to
company estimates.
Evening star., 1934-03-12

Money Wanted for Investment in
Sound First MISUNDERSTANDING SO
TYLER AND RUTHERFORD. Inc
1890 TX" 81 NV. Ma. OATS
Evening star., 1934-03-12

Ldol " Ill AbSO
Esy sh NJ B soc.
Edison Bros Strs.
Eisler Elec Corp. .
Elec Bnd & Share.
Elec Bd & s pf go
t;lec Bd & S pf 80
El Pw Asso t40c).
Ell Pw Asso A 40c.
Equity Corp. .....
Eureka Pipe l. 90
Ex-Cello A & Tool
Evening star., 1934-03-12
Washington Stock Exchange.

SALES.
Washington Gas SIS 1960-s1 900 al
LOG.
Capital Traction Colo at 26h.
AFTER CALL.
Washington Gas SIS 1861 900 at
1o6, $1,000 at LOG, $1,000 at 1o6,
$1,000 at LOG, 81 900 at 106, $1,000
at LOG, $1,000 at LOG, 1000 at 106
$1,000 at LOG, $1,000 at 1oe, $4,000
at LOG.
Bid and Asked Prices.
Evening star., 1934-03-12
INVESTMENT TRUSTS
(Noon auotations.)
(Reported by Chas. D. Barney g. c

NEW YORK, March IL (Py.-Over-
the-c counter market:
Evening star., 1934-03-12
Cott0nseed Oil.

n-NONllQdl.
Spot steady: middling. 1880.
Evening star., 1934-03-12
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK. March 12 P.-Over-the-
counter market.
Quotations as of 2 o'clock.)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-10-20
SEE COMPROMISE IN
VANDERBILT BATTLE
Mrs. Whitney to Settle II Gloria
Abandon Custody Of
ChiId's Legacy

New York, oct. 20.-(R-The fight
for the custody Of 10-year-old Gloria
Vanderbilt and her fortune may end
in a compromise.
Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney. the
aunt who has the child, is reported
to be Ill from the nervous strain and
ready to compromise with Mrs. Gloria
Morgan Vanderbilt, the mother who
is suing to recover her daughter.
The compromise was reported Ia
provide that Mrs. Whitney would
concede Mrs. Vanderbilt's right ia
Gloria If the widow Of Reginald O.
Vanderbilt would abandon her at
tempt to become custodian OF the
child's $4,000, 900 legacy.
Mrs. Whitney was to take the
stand Friday, the last witness in sup
port of her charges that Mrs. Van
derbilt Is unfit to care for Gloria
But she was not In court. The case
was continued until Monday, when
If she Is to complete her side. the
famous sculptress will have to testi-
~. Her witnesses have given such
sensational testimony that the court
closed the hearings to the public.
They can't settle with U.s." was
the assertion Of Nathan Burkan, Mrs
Vanderbilt's attorney. after Fridays
session. The report that the i'll Mrs
Whitney would seek . compromise
came later.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-10-20
Relief Labor Mines
Coal for State Needy

Uncle Sam donned his coal mining
clothes Saturday to bring warmth to
North Dakota's needy.
In two counties, coal mining has
been started as relief projects. sup
plying those on relief with coal.
Near zahl, in williams county,
two mines are being operated under
relief labor. Workmen are stripping
the mine, loading the coal into trucks
driven by other relief workers, and
distributing it throughout the sur
rounding territory.
Only q small charge to pay for cost
cf transportation Is being made to
those who do not haul the coal
themselves, Harris Robinson, FERA
chief engineer, said. The charges
are added to the work relief allot-
nent Of those receiving the coal.
In Grant county, a third mine Is
being opened. to supply relief needs
throughout the entire county. The
coal is on state school land, and has
been donated by the state. In the
two other instances, royalty Of Is
cents per ton Is being paid by the
government to owners Of the prop.
erty.