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The Bismarck tribune., 1937-04-16
STOCK PRICES DROP
WITH COMMODITIES
DUE 1OPEACE talk
RumbIings Of European Arms
Conference Appears Likely
Cause Of 6earishness

New York, Apr. ld.-lRe Handicap
ped BY . sharp decline In world CON-
modify prices. stock market leaders
Friday retreated fractions to 2 or
more points.
Although . little support arrived
for the list In the final hour, many
issues finished not far from their low
levels Of the day.
Chilling speculative sentiment,
especially. for staples, were rumbles
OF 2 European peace move, with the
possibility the powers might decide on
an arms conference In the near fu-
ture.
Coppers were among the principal
losers and steela lacked visor. Sew
eral electrical equipments. rails and
specialties improved on actual and
prospective earnings.
Volume was small throughout, al-
though there was . pickup on fourth.
hour selling. Offerings dried up be.
fore the finish. Transfers were
around 1000, 900 shares.
Bonds were mixed.
General Motors took D turn for the
better on signs this company,s Cana.
d,an labor difficulties may be nearing
settlement. Chrysler maintained is
balance fairly well.
Man traders. brokers said, were
chary Of extending scommitmen
pending further Warrington develop-
ments, especially trapsEnission Of the
presidents budget message to con-
VresS.
Revere Copper dropped about I
points at the worst On announcement
public offering would b made Of un.
issued shares. Homesteke Mining
yielded . or 90.
Utilities did fairly we'll, holding
fluctuations 10 minor fractions.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-04-16
CHICAGO

Chicago. Apr: 1e.-N-(U. q. ?. Az
Hogs 5000. including $500 direct;
market strong to 10 higher than
Thursday's average; spots up more on
medium grade lightweights: top 10. 30;
bulk good and choice 200-320 lb.,
ing sows largely s.to-7s; bisweights
down to 9.26 and under.
Cattle 1900, calves 500: slaughter
classes active In steady to strong
cleanup trade: all light cattle. both
steers and hsifers, measureably high
er than week ago: today's steer crop
mostly medium to low7good light
weights At 9.25-l1.5o with sprinkling
downward from $50: tsw weighty
heifers 1000: most light offerings $50
down; low cutter and cutter cows
mostly A.2x-y.50 with strong weights
SIS: beef grades upward to 7.s0 and
better: bulls ana vealors steady: prac-
tical top sausage bulls STE: bulk veal-
ers s.5o-s;oo; :trong weights $50 and
Sheep. 10000, including $500 dife(;
fat lambs active: lS-35 higher; buh<
choice woolsd lambs 100 lb.. down to
packers and shippers at upward to
1900: merely good quality 1850; five
decks medium % grade oftsrinss LIS.
clipped lambs firm at 1898; one double
early fall shorp 1f.to; sheep steady;
wooled ewes e00.So.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-04-16

Chicago, Apr. I6.-R-(U. s. D. Al
-Potatoes. 81. on track 1877. total U.
8. shipments s12; old stock. Idaho
slightly weaker, supplies moderate,
demand slow. sacked per cwt. Idaho
Russet Burbanks U. S. No. I, $50
Is; Colorado Red McClures U. s. No.
!. few sales 2.70-S0: Maine Green
Mountains U. 3. No. !, few sales z3o;
NO sales reported; U. s. commercial
l.SS-s7h: unclassified 1.S0; North Da-
kota and Minnesota Early Ohios U. 8.
No. !, and partly graded few sales
7.S5.e0: Michigan Russet rurals fair
quality 1.S5; Minnesota cobblers GER
titled seed 2.l0. New stock weak,
supplies liberal, demand very slow;
track sales carlots.s sacked per cwt.
Texas Bliss triumphs U. S. No. /. fine
quality washed 400; less than carlots,
Texas Bliss triufnphs U. 8. No. !, $40
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-04-16

HoMMODoRE william Thomas
~ Sampson had drawn UP plans
Tor attacking TIE Spanish Aest st
Santiago. Cuba,I in 1888. General
Shafter was having trouble On the
mainland and called Sampson for
. conference.
Just as the naval commander
stepped on his flagship. he heard
cannon fire. The Spanish Aeet
had left the harbor and engaged
Sampson's ships in battle. Samp-
son hurried back to the line. but
his command was not needed.
The battle was being won along
the plans he had laid out.
It was the climax Of d brilliant
naval career for Sampson. Born
IN 1870, he was graduated from
Annapolis in 1851, and rose
quickly rs . naval authority, es-
pecially on ordnance. And the
greater efficiency Of instruction
at The Naval Academy also dates
from his leadership there. He
was made rear admiral In loee,
and did not retire ifrnm service.
until shortly before his death in
1909. His portrait sppesss with
those Of Admirals Dewey and
Sehley. on The. nsw %-esnt nsvy
GtAfn0.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-04-16
WHEAT PRICES DROP
FIVE TO TEN CENTS
THROUGHOUT WORLD
othsr Grains Also Collapse as
Traders Begin Unloading
Suddenly Abroad

Chicago, Apr. i6.-tR-Downward
plunees Of wheat prices late Friday
bscsms Of greater extent than earlier,
and 5 cents D bushel North American
losses were the rule.
European markets reported tum-
hles Of Z to nearly 10 cents. Rye as
well g the companion breadstuff
wheat, shot WILDLY downward 5
cents.
At the Close, Chicago wheat fu-
tuyes wefe ~ to 5 cents under
Thursdays finish, May 1875, July
l.l7N-l.l8, and corn unchanged. to
81 down, May l.22A-h, July
1.l31. .s sg..
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-04-16
DULUTH CASH GRAIN

Duluth, APR. IT, -ClostnG cabn
SSossh:rn Se,ssfhs wndaa spsia9, g oi is'. l.ssNlSs
No. ! dark northern. - lbs: l.ts1.
lbs. f.3ex .1.S3K; No. !, 56 lbs. 1.s7A.
LIN: IS lbs. 1.35x.i.4sN No. -
!ls. i:s3x-i;4sK; - lbc; 1;?sNIi;'SN;
l.5SK.l.HE; 30 lbs. Jan .1.3SE. No.
northern l.seX-l.lzx. No. l. dark
hard winter Montana 1.ssN LILY.
burum: No. hard amber. 90 lbs. 1;:z-
l.es: No. Z: - lbs: i:3l.i.H; y !bs;
lbs. l.26.1.1s; No. I. IS lbs. 1.24-l.26;
50 lbs. 1.12.l.2l: No. s. 50 lbs. l.l9.1.22:
s. lbs. l.le-l.2O. No. red durum
t.3S.l.5e. Mixed durum discounted
-5.1c- below hard ambers.
Flax No. /. 2.09.l.07.
Rye No. 3, l.O%M .l.0SM.
oats No. 8 white t7H -4sN.
Barley: Mating S0-1.1o; feed a-7s.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-04-16

Sioux City. Apr. is-(R)-(U. .. d.
A.)-Cattls 500: calves 30; slaughter
classes steady; quality steers and
yearlings largely medium; few sales
around S.to-e.1S: package good 1l5 lb.
yearlings 90: odd lots medium half
ers around 500: beef cows l.7S-7.oo;
cutter grades 3.7y.t.E0: stocksrs and
mon and msdiam lots SO down. Cur Cur.
rent stocker and feed cattle quota
tions: Steers S50-S00 lbs. good and
choice 6.2S-9.0O: common and medium
6.O0-ey0; s00.1050 Lbs. good and. choice
6.75-s.2e: common and medium 5.25-
CTS; heifsrs good ana choice 0.00-7.25;
common and medium 4.75-e.oo; cows
good 4.75-S.3S: common and medium
3.S5-t.75; calves tstesr) good and
choice 62s-9.00: medium y.75.e.1g.
Hogs $500: slow. mostly steady to
5 higher: pigs strong to Is up; early,
practical top 80 to all Interests:
choice lso.3ss Is. butchers $3.50:
160-1s0 lb. s,2E.7S: ll0-1e0 ID. $50
9.25: daughter pigs scarce. feeders
7.o0-s.2s; sows y.4o-so; stays s.7s
Sheep 1000: NO early fat lamb ac-
ton: undertons steady: load lots fed
wooled skins held xround 1855; ewes
salable largely SIS down: three decks
fed wooled lambs Bought to arrive
1880.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-04-16
ROsroy WOOL

/. Boston. Apr. ls.-tF,-lU. s. D. A.
-Tyede In wool on the Boston mar
kst was light Friday. Limited guam
titles OF original bag fine territory
woods sold At firm prices. Quotations
were strong on Australian wools. Re-
cstpts Of such woods at Boston have
been much smaller during April than
in March and offerings here were
steadily reduced by mill demands.
There was 4 scattered demand for a
few grades of South American wools
1T about steady to firner prices.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-04-16
NOTICE QE HEAHIMe IeTI51oN
Tes 4rf f1feSse 1ssa 2fk32s ktfssc csss q

TAKE NOTICE. that QssST r Wlll
maYek, North pahete. have made -.
plicattsn t. the etAfs EngtaeSl for .
ter from Apple Creek.
The Dstltiop piays Ter . permit 20
appropriate from Q polpf On eetd Apple
Crook Ioctted ln the MA SEH ot
e e w;; ssys r.. =. e. t:sssss q q
tJms 1uripg the month"; Of APRIL 70
october tor stch yeer said permit nay
remain in fetee. ter The pveepse o. ".
Il ss:s,sss :sss. 10 ss.ds1s IL W. III y ss!tiss
l. Tewnship 90 Neftt: HsHGe g
4HXE NOTICE. sustier. thst the
sIIes pIi.s,lss lSss'Sj y slstss. & IL sssx &
SleMSrck. Negth bskets, ~ the 18th
day 81 Nay. 1877. at the heuE cf twe
0'elock p. ~. et Whlee tine eN4 pleeee
eU perSeas tptsfeete0 Mey .preseHt
tAelr objections IN peeeea o. IN writ
s:s 4, e stf:sf y zsssf ,s: Es::ytA D'h'''
~. 7; Ths9|s:;. Ths9|ss:;.,
l.s.fs.4s.aA
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-04-16
Didn't Know Who
Vice-President Is

Hllsworth, Ne. Apr. ia-lkr
An applicant for citi1enship told
Judge George I. Emery premptly
that the president Of the United
States was Franklin b. Roosevelt.
But he admitted he didn't know
who was vice president.
Don't let that worry you," said
the Judge, very few people do"
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-04-16
pULUrn RANGE


Minneapolis, Apr. 10. - & = Jay
Richter, Albert Lea. University OF
Minuesota junior, was named editor
Of the Minnesota Daily. student pub
location, for the neat school year Ffi-
DAY.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-04-16
MINNEAPoLrs FLOUR

Ninneapolis, Apr. To- --FIour,
carload lots, per barrel in 50 pound
cotton sacks: Family patents, 10 low
Sr, e.SB.7.15. Shipmsnts 72,lll. Pure
bran 3g.00-37.00. Standard middlings
n. ~ co.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-04-16
Seed and Fssd

FAICoNlR seed corn cleaned. vel
graded, par blishel 43.2S. Gehu Flint
seed corn, pr bushel 800. Prosco
Millet seed pr 100 lhs., e3.9S. Pure
Bibon flax seed. pr BIZ. e300: ooph-
er seed oats, PEI. bsl- ne. State
gsrmination % 10 ~ Jacob :.
Distrieh. Star Route No. !. LIS
marck, N. OAK.
EALQoN1R and 0sAu sqed corn; teet
e6 per cent o. bette1: peiee . pr
bushel. Don A. Nicholsen, Nte. ..
Bismasck, n. OAK.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-04-16
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, Apr. l6.-E)-Foreign
exchange firm; Great Britain demand
In dollars, others In cents: Great Bri-
tain 4.o1 7-1e: France 446A; Italy
6.3sX: Germany free 1921: registered
1885; travel 1886; Norway 24.70;
Sweden 3S.3s; Montreal In New York
10000 X.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-04-16
CuJRR sTOC,ks

CURB NTOCKS
New York, Apr. 16.-(R)-Curb:
i American Gen. 1875.
Cities Service 81.
Eiec. Bond & Share 20X.
Fisk Rubber 16.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-04-16
CHICAGO CASH cnxIN

CHICAGO CASH onEIN
Chicago, Apr. 16.--tR1-Cash wheat,
No. ! hard l.s7A; corn No.s yellow
1.soh-52x: No: Z white !.:i; sample
No. Z. i.l1x; soy beans No. / yellow
1.74h. Barley feed 1855 nom. Malt
ing 10000 nom. Timothy seed 4.EO-
500 cwt. Glover seed 17.eo.33.e0 cwt.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-04-16

New York, Apr. l6.-tP1-Live poul-
ems, Rocks ~: Leghorn H. Fowls,
colored -; Leghorn 10. BOOSTERS 10.
Other freight prices unchanged.
Butter, 6,s17, steady. Creamery,
extra ts2 scorel 32N .33. Centralized
90 scoreJ 32h. Other grades un-
changed.
Cheese. 62.s24. firm and unchanged.
Eggs, 1900, firmer. Mixed colors,
special packs IAN -25N: standards "a
IAN. Other mixed prices unchanged.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-04-16
WINNIPEG CASH GAAIE

Winnipeg, Apr. 16.-{P)eCash
wheat No. northern 1.S1k: No. 2
northern 1881: No. 8 northern 1.25E
Oats No. white S4%; No. 3 white
52H.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-04-16
Thrifty Persons Neuer Skip
The WANT-ADS


IMMEDIATE Possession: Furnished
apartment. living room. bedroom. :
closets, kitchen. bath, also locker.
Laundry privileges. New electric
stove. new large electric refrigera-
tor, new kitchen cabinets, water
and city heat ilrnished. Fireproof
buildias. Inquire Tribune Office.
IN RUE Apartment, ona GROOM fur.
nishsd al modern apartment. pri-
vste bath and entrance. Laundry
privileges. Adults only. Call I'll
Ave. A or phone llSo-W.
TWO room flirnished Or unfurnished
apartment. Private bath. Very
close In. Adults only. so. Phone
1852 before 8 p. m, and 872 after 8.
UNFURNIsHED APARTMENT, in
Tribune building. Living room. bed
room, kitchen, bath. Electric re.
frigerator. Call at Tribune office.
LIGHT housekeeping apartment, also
two dwelling houses and grocery
store for sale. Reason for selling,
old age and poor health. Call Sol.
ONE 2-room apartment, one 5-room
apartment, Frigidaire. Gas heat
and = water furnished. Richholt
Bldg. 223 7th st. Call 593.
MODERN FURNISHED 5 ROoM
apartment, private bath. Gas and
heat furnished. Laundry privileges.
500 End st. Phone 2s3-M.
UNFURNIsHED modern apartment
above Woodmansee Stationery, III
4th. Ready April IS. Apply Wood
nansee Stationery.
ONE room and kitchenette, furnished
or unfurnished. Modern home. Up
stairs. Outside entrance. Reason.
able. $40 and.
LARGE room and kitchenette apart
ment. Newly decorated. Near capi-
tol and high school. 6ls 7th. In
quire SIG 7th.
THREE ROOM semi- basement apart
ment. UnfuEnished. Private bath.
Private entrance. Reasonable. COZ
12th st.
THREE room and private bath, pri-
vate entrance. Newly furnished.
Call after 5. 623 9Th, rear en-
trance.
FOUR room apartment, partly fur
nished. Newly decorated. Lights, gas,
water. For Sale: Baby crib. 2l5 10Th.
FIRST floor front. nicely furnished
apartment. Living room, kitchen
and private bath. Call 800 7th st.
MODERN furnished one room base
ment apartment. Suitable for one.
Close in. Phone $50. DR.. Enge.
FURNISHED or unfurnished new g.
room apartment. Close in. WASH
ing privileges. lis Mandan st.
THREE room nicely furnished edsapart-
rnsnt by April Is. Also light house
keeping room. 307 10th.
CLOSE IN. Nicely furnished 3-room
apartment to quiet couple. Call at
604 3rd st., side door.
TWO room apartment With private
bath. Completely furnished. In
quire ct 400 eth st.
FURNISHED apartment, kitchenette,
living room, private bath. Murphy
bed. Phone 1892. II
TWO ROOM apartment. newly deco
rated, furnished or unfurntshed.
Sl2 Ave. B.
LARGE room well furnished base
ment apartment. $40. Adults only.
SIS and st.
TWO rooms and private bath. fur
nished. No small children. Call 6l0
9Th st.
NEWLY furnished four room apart
ment In new Boutrous Apis. Phone
226O.
FURNISHED newly decorated one
room and kitchenette at 322 9th st.
FURNISHED room apartment, Sec
ond floor. Rental ~. 72l 3rd. st.
TWO rooms, al. One single room.
$l2. Upstairs. Clean. 1914 Bdwy.
FURNISHED apartment. Rose Apis.
as 3rd st. Phone 852.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-04-16

GOVERNMENT BONDS
New York, Apr. 16.-Q6-Govern-
ment Bonds:
Treasury AVS ll4.S. .-
Treasury Is 110.S.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-04-16
BUTTER AND EGG FUTURES
Chicago, Apr. l6.-R-.
Butter Futures:
MONEY RATES

New York, Apr. 16.-(R}-Call
money steady: per cent al day.
Prime commercial paper per cent.
Time loans steady, 60-90 days IN as
mos. IN per cent. Bankers accept
encS unchangd,
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-04-16
nANcp on cAnLor sALrs

Minneapolis. Apr. 1e.-lR3-Range
of csrlot grain sales: Wheat No. /
dark northern l.5lk No. red durum
1.2sx. Corn No. 3ysliew 20. Oats
Barley No. 8, 1.is.i.soh.. risx No. !,
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-04-16
Produce Markets
ruYcAan

Chicago, Apr. 16.-R-Butter prices
showed little change Friday. but eggs
turned upward.
Butter 1851. steady. prices un-
changed.
local @H: cars 22E; fresh graded
firsts local 2l%: cars 22A: current
receipts Il: storage packed extras
23x: storage packed firsts 23h.
Poultry, live, % trucks. hens easy.
balance steady; hens over s lb. lsh,
fryers, coiored IS. White Rock ~,
Plymouth Rock 26ls: broilers, colored
70, Plymouth and White Rock "a;
barebacks 1921, Lsghorn 81; roosters
-: Leghorn roosters II; turkeys, hens
20. toms ~, No. 2 turkeys Is: ducks
~ D.. up white and colored .17h,
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-04-16
Charles L. Jordan. sr, r.,.,a.,,
THE STATE OF NORTH pAK6fA 70
THE ABOVE NAMED DBEENQ-

THE ABOVE NAMED DBFENp-
ANT:
swer the complaint II ths piaistisi in
the above entitled action, which ~ On
flis IN the office Of the clpfk Of said
District Court, and to ssrvsse coDy 81
scribsr hereto Il Ms office In the City
Of Bismarck. In Bur!eieh County.
North pakota. within thirty days %.
you, exclusive Of the day ok sueh
service; spd in case Of yeur failure 70
appear or answer - above required.
the plaintiff will take 3udGmeHt
aGaiptt you BY default fer the relief
dSmSldsd In the Complaint.
Dated 1T BiemaFek. North Dakota,
this lst day Of April, 1877.
Attorney e5r said ylslatiff.
Office sn4 peet effies aa-
dress, Webb Yloeks
Bismarck, North Dakota.
%.e.Is.33-3o y-7-l4.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-04-16
New York Stocks


Adams Exp 1871
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M0-Cn .0M
Am Can Mn
Am q 81 ~
AN ms& nn
Am LOCO q
Am AetA
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Am Raa I! 81 ~
am NoA - yIM
Am 9 Rel Din
Am 9fl 3x
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Am - 10I W. =
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Am w Wis IA
Am Wool Fl -
Anaconda -
Arm III I'm
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= es!,n
AZ! . y. nI oSm S,s
~, ~ yMp 1olp 81
~. 1.,u :. sv Cn,a asS &
Re-.e1aa1v,- 4elk
nsnSs~ - H.. MT
nsth ~, aiN
ncssng A,r AZ
@-S~. oeN
Hriers Mfg Is
Budd VIII *
Bur Ad Mch W%
But Cop d z 6h
Can pac 14h
O@e u. L. l00H
Ceterpil 90
Celanese 37h
Ger D Pasco n
Ches b o 6lM
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80, -. s. s'.. =. ,.W &c
Su -; - =. ~
.00M o eoN " 70
SoM g., q eo" - -"
Con EoN ~. Ss
con M !oN
Cont Can S6M W
Cont MOT IN
Cafaf |" hI III II
Corn Prod 0A
Cream VIII 32H
Crosley ~
Cub Am sug l0K
Curt WRIT 6X
Deere d GO. l27
Dia Mteh 32h
Dome Mines 43
Do,,s Are S81k
D,Inent 1MX
Essr Kodak i6i
M Auto Iit. s8H
ri Hoat iiH
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-04-16
Male Helm Wanted

WANTED-Lve-wire men with retail
meat market experience to develop
In chain markets for manager posi-
tiops. Previous record and char
aeter must stand most rigid investi-
CATION. State age, schooling, ma
tionAlity, married Of single, experi-
ence and reference In your reply.
Sausage makers ana slaughter men
not wanted. Write Tribune Ad.
206l4.
WANTED-Hardware and auto SUPP
ply dealers. An associated stores
organisation with quantity buying
power. WIN guarantee you low re-
tail prices with good margin. Write
for particulars to q. Edwards, 8l8
fIennepin. Minneapolis. MINI.
LARGE Chicago Candy Mfg. looking
for . real experienced bulk candy
salesman. A worthwhile proposi.
tien for the right man. Interview
Mr.. Dan LApgsr at the Patterson
Hotel Friday and Saturday.
WANTED-Janitor for office build
Ing. References required. Write
Tribune Ad. 106l6.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-04-16

MINNEAPOLIS STOCKS
Minneapolis, Apr. 16.-{R1-etocks
close: ,y.4s3---.
First Bank Stock '15h.
Northwest Banco 12h. NJ.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-04-16
Investments

Investments
GUARANTEED So net income "a
your savings. First mortgage loans
In your own name on new Bismarck
homes In best residence distyict
Write Tribune Ad. 20lll.
Wanted to Rent
SMALL. modern hoUse, unfurnished,
for family Of three adults. At ap-
proximately 80 per month. Phone
~.
WANTED to rent o. buy: Small farm,
near Bismarck city limits. Write
II. Polsfut, ga 18th, Bismarck.
Instruction
SPANISH teacher, alSo Tutoring Ia
French OF grade subjects. WIN do
typing. Phone l4e.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-04-16
Household Goods for Sale

Hnueehold Cnod. for g.le
-o-----o->- 49, ~. 49,
OO you own . norge HeU1Sss1to!
csn % a;vs ~ ,.-.n,,,t stts.stsc., -. - t~ ,,ss,,
safr,esrs.1.. @ go ~ 80 :.s.s. ts.ss ~ ~, s~s- -
.,,.ht Ts ,,.,, ,,,,I ..w 81 -. 49,
ar call IN hv teIsnhone NJ viIi -,
glad to rive vour refrieerstor 4 ~
insnection. Tor dav servica rntil q
O'Clock call 2l23, after that time call
438. Norge Appliance Shop, III
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-04-16

SUMMONS.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. Coun.
ty Of Burleigh. -.
IN DISTRICT COURT. Fourth Judi.
cial District.
Julia Jordan.i -
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-04-16

Houses for Sale
ARK room modern DWELLING Z 6ed-
roama 4 ron,ns firished IL hase.
msnt, Z room apartment, attached
Near high school. Money producer.
Geo. NJ. Register.
By OWNER ali modern 5 room bum
.galow, 2 rooms finisaed In bass-
ment. Near grade and high school.
Write Tribune Ad. 1915.
PARTLY modern 8 room bungalow,
hardwood floors, furnace, lights. ;
bedrooms, q .260. Two room dwelling
Tor e760. Geo. n. Register.
Ideal for roomsrs and boarders.
Ffloe OvenS. faone 1ss.
sss.-1s-- ~ c=5s
Ml8cellaNeOu9 I0r 0ale
POTAIONB, 6obble1s, Red Tramps.
Ohios Fur seed md table use.
Come and ~ W betore you buy
elsewhere. Pholne 1917. ~ 90.
yln sI.
BUICK SEDAN. Model 81; Piano,
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-04-16

HOUSE Trailer, SxlS. We'll built.
Furnished or unfurnished. Reasop-
able. Royal Peterson, 20e 18th 81.
CHEVROLET coupe. 30, wire wheels
original finish, like nsw. Good
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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-01

HYDE PARK, Sept. 1. (UP)-
President Roosevelt today con-
ferred with Robert w. Bingham,
United States ambassador to
Great Britain, over the luncheon
table. 1t was reported that Bing-
ham presented to the president
a British proposal for JOINT
American British action in the
Sino-Japanese war, but the state
department claimed the visit was
merely social.
President Roosevelt revealed
late yesterday that the American
governments position in the Chi
uese-Japanese war is being deter
mined on a 24-hour basis as an
aftermath to the bombino OF
u. S. vessel in the fighting zone
The president said ne was IN
telephone communication with
Washington about three times
day, and intimated the admins
tration's course in the far east
situation would be determined
from day to day in accordance
with department of state COM
munications from Shanghai.
Mr.. Roosevelt also announced
as he outlined the governments
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-01
u. s. POLICY in ASIATIC WAR IS
DECLARED ON 24-HOUR BASIS

oriental stand, that he would
meet at his summer home here
today with Robert w. Bingham,
American ambassador to Great
Britain.
There were reports from abroad
when Bingham hurriedly left
England that he was coming to
America to discuss British pro-
posals for Anglo-U. S. joint ac-
ton in the Sino-Japanese war.
The state department said last
week and President Roosevelt re-
peated Monday, however, that the
diplomat asked to return for
purely personal reasons, and that
there was no significance to his
visit.
The president did not discuss
possible invocation of this coun-
try's neutrality bill. 1t was be-
lieved, however, that considera-
ton Of such action was included
in his statement that the govern
ment was operating on a day to
day basis.
Turning to domestic affairs,
the president said he hoped to act
today or Thursday morning on
CONTINUED on page three.)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-01
CCC Will Again
Enroll Veterans
Welfare Unit Told
Order Effective About Oct.
|; Applications Ac-
ceptable Now

The county welfare depart
ment today announced 1t mas
been advised by the Veterans ad-
ministration in Charlotte that II
is contemplated that on or about
October /, that office will be au-
thorized to consider the selection
of additional veterans for enroll
ment in the Civilian Conservation
corps.
Under existing regulations IA
vorable consideration can not be
given the application of a veteran
for re-enrollment in the CCC un-
til after the expiration of twelve
months from the date of his last
previous discharge. 1t is further
provided that favorable consider
alton can not be given the appli-
cation of any veteran who was
discharged from the CCC under
dishonorable conditions admins
tratively; as not being considered
worthy of re-enrollment, or by
reason of unsatisfactory service.
The Veterans administration
requests that all applications be
sent in as early as possible.
There are no accommodations
at any camp for veterans fam
lily.