The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 4, 1929, Page 7

i x if ray BUDGET MESSAGE ASKS ALMOST FOUR BILLION 70 RUN U. Sis Expectation of Treasury Is Ex- penditures Will Go Over Total Requested PUBLIC DEBT IS SHRINKING! All but Ten Billions Reduction Since Peak of 26 Bil. lions in 1919 Washington, Dec. 4.—(4)—President Hoover today laid before congress a recommendation for tax reduction, a request for $3,630, 445,231 for govern- mental use next year, and a bright picture of the ctate of the nation’s rawing a lesson from the lowering es in the past, the president said that there was no doubt that in- more definitely whether the condi- ; commit \the further to extend the period of the re- ion. A year hence we will know | tion of our finances justifies a con- im or extension of the reduc- finances are in sound condi- ‘ik The public debt which at its | peak in ry gee 1919, amounted to $28,596,000,000, at $16,931,000.- 000 on June 30, “ie. ‘We are wisely ited to a which insures ve reduction of the debt. We will reach in 1931, for the first time, the period when the annual reduction required by law in the principal of the debt will be @recter than the annual interest charges on the debt. “We are also committed to the an- | nual amortization of our other long- term commitments—such as the ad+ dusted service certificate of the vet- erens of the World war and our lia- Lette under the retirement laws af- ecting civilian personnel. Our esti- ated expenditures for this and the next year are well within our expect- ed receipts . With the recommended | one: reduction in taxes the margin between the two will be considerably lessened Lut to what extent we do not defi- nitely know today. This situation emphasizes the necessity for a care- ful scrutiny of any proposed addition activities which would involve a ma- terial dscrerse in expenditures in or- der that we may not jeopardize eith- er the balance condition of the bud- get or the continuation of the -bene- ——_- FHE_BISMARCK_ TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1929 BIELSON SEARCHERS {Planes Take Off, but Return When They Fail to Penetrate 7,000-Foot Fog Bank Nome, Alaska, Dec. .—()—Dense fog which covered a large part of the Bering Straits area today still held to the ground planes waiting to join the search for Carl Ben Elelson and Earl Borland, pilot and mechanic of ® plane missing since Noy. 9. Pilots Frank Dorbandt and tag Grosson took off from Teller yeste! day on an attempted flight to the Siberian coast, where Eielson is be- Meved to have been forced down, but were compelled to turn back to their base after being in the air three and one-half hours. The fog extended to an altitude of 7,000 feet over Dionede island in Bering Straits, they said. Elelson and Borland had removed ‘six passengers from the icebound fur Head ship Nanuk, near North Cape, lberia, and were making a return trip to the boat when they disappear- ed. A strong blizzard raged over the coast that day. A radio message from the Nanu’ yesterday said the temperature creased revenues had always followed and tiat the stimulus given to busi- ness was partly responsible for these upward jump in receipts. In his first budget message, he esti- mated the treasury’s outlay for the 12 monthes beginning rext July at 24,102.938,700 and figured there would be a $122,000,000 surplus at the end of that period. The difference between appropri- | ations asked and expenditures fore- cazt was explained as being due to the fact that the pi lent had not included any emount fer the revolv- ing fund of the federal farm beard because it had not been determined hov much ‘vould be necessary. In the estimate of outgo, however, the amount pleced at $200,000.00. A further difference of $72,000,000 was duc to 2 carr, of ations from the will be ed, the request was ior $145,696,000 then for this year. Calls for Some Increases ‘The tax reduction suggestion fol- { lowed the previcusly announced pro- cram cf the edministration which desires a decrease of from 12 to 11 per cent. In corporation income levies and reductions of one per cent | on normal individual incomes, mak- ing those rates range from 43 per cont to 4 per cent. In addition to the appropriations asked. $730.470,577 will be needed for the Post: jepartment, but, inas- much es this government activity | pays the lerger amount of its cost out of its own revenues, the treasury will erned only with the deficit. P lent called for increased | s number of government | efforts and organizations, including { the army. the navy, rivers and har-/ bors, flood conirol, Indian care and; forest protection. Congress was in- formed that the treasury would ex- | pend $59,500,000 in the present year in carrying on the huge government building prcgrara and that it planned Not an additional 000,009 for . In addition he will sub- mit Inter a request for $5,000,000 more , for this purpose. { Lazger Item for Navy | A total of bags was asked for the navy, which is $16,399,000 more than last vet | Alterations on battleships, safety and salvage operations for subma- rines, increased navy pay, improve- ments to stations, ammunition storage facilitics, aviaticn, the con- struction of the two new dirigibles and other items were listed as con- teibuting to the increase. As to the cruiser construction program, the president sald: “For the 15 cruisers and one aire craft carrier authorized by the act of February 13, 1929, provision is made to carry forward work on two cruisers already laid down, for three cruisers and the aireraft carrier to be laid down late in the fiscal year 1930, and for the remaining 10 cruis- ers to be commented 1a late in the fiscal year.” The War department's total esti- |8° mate was including the funds necded for the Panama canal. ‘This is $3,173,000 more than was re- | quired last year. Provision was made for carrying out the five-year build- ing program of both the army and the navy aviation branches, the army being slotted $36,766,825 for this pur- _ pose and the navy $32,230,000. No es- “timate was submitted for Boulder Gam construction, the details «having been ready in time for inclue er said the government would have a surplus of $225,581,534 at the end of the present (1990) fiscal year. * Abmormal Incomes Increase i {| Message, and the amount for enforce- | brook, Baden, Bowbells, Flaxton, Por- fits of reduced taxation.” ‘The increases asked in appropria- tions for river and harbor improve- ment were $5,000.000; for Mississippi river flood control $5,000,000; for In- dian care $3,100,000 and for forest protection $2,000,000. He did not mention the. prohibition bureau ap- Propriation in his accompanying ment was left for coverage in the de- tailed budget figures submitted. N. D. Road Engineers Drop Power Shovel From Highway Hopes No more agitation for a power shovel is in prospect at the state highway department offices. At the recent conference of —— engineers it was agreed that posses: sion of a power shovel would cost th the department more than it would be worth. Some engineers had contend- ed that a power shovel would be val- uable in removing slides from roads in the bad-lands, but the conference agreed that it would be too expensive a not enough use could be made it. Many roads in western North Da-| kota are cut into steep side hills and | in some cases earth slides have oc-| curred after rains, making the road impassable. Passenger-Express Bus Line from Minot | To Crosby Is Licensed | Permission to operate a passenger {bus and express line between Minot and Crosby has been granted by the, state railroad board to the Sholl| Transportation company. ‘The company now operates a bus | line between Kenmare and Minot,| making two trips each way, daily ex-| cept Sunday. Under the extended system, this schedule will be aban-: doned and one trip will be made each way, daily except Sunday, between Minot and Crosby, serving the towns jot Lignite, Noonan, Kenmare. Bur-| reay amoun's .0 $479,300. It will be ington, Foxholm, Carpio, Donny- tal and Columbus. Six No. Dakota Farms Have Stock Displays At Big Chicago Show Chicago, Dec. 4.—(7)—Six North Dakota firms, individuals or institu- pee tare Arcee oe Gomes, at ibe pilav cana Livestock exposition, in Progress here. They are the Hartiey Stock Farm.| iG i} 17 degrees below zero. A Russia! ship, the Stavoropol, also is locked in the ice near the fur trader. HOOVER ASKS MORE MONEY FOR INDIANS Increase of $3,100,000 Sought; for Welfare Work Among First Americans Washington, Dec. 4.—: appropriations for the Anuance of the welfare work for the American bape for the forest service, and for he proposed reorganization of the uene bureau, were requested to- Increased | day by President Hoover in his budget | This delay was due, it is explained Message to congress. The proposed. budget for work among the Indians would be in- creased more than $3,100,000 to a total of $19,708,029. Funds for Indian schools receiver. from the govern- ment would be increased $893,000 and 950,000 was asked to promote employ- ment. In addition, $315,000 would be made available for the teaching of agriculture and stock raising. Included in the building appropri- ations are: $7,500 for office building, Red Lake, Minn., agency; $20,000 for employes building and $9,000 for three employes cottages on Pine Ridge, 8. D., agency, and not more | than $10,500 for the three eo — on the Rosebud, 8. ac “tuna for suppression of the liquor traffic among Indians was re- duced from $100,000 to $90,000. The estimate for the forest service shows an increase of more than | $3,000,000, the total being $19,759,230 for the fiscal year 1931. Most of the increase will t+ turned into more compreheinsive and intensive work, | salaries and expenses, rang investiga- tions, economic surveys, and forest | management. The increase for the custom's bu- used in creating new positions and; expanding service, providing for ad- ditional guards along the Canadian {border and for 126 additional inspec- tors, SONS OF NORWAY ELECT Jamestown, N. D., Dec. 4—(}—P. G. Westby was elected president of the Jamestown Sons of Norway lodge Tuesday night. Other officers elect- ed were Anton Hermanson, O. C. An- Arneson, Arthur Lee, Henry’ Attleson, E. 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Washington, Dec. 4.—(?)}—Presi- dent Hoover today asked congress for funds to put under way the full 15- cruiser program authorized just be- fore he took office, but it was ex- Gauens that this was a precautionary "Tee Program still is subject to such modification as might be entailed by any agreement for the limitation of | cruisers adopted by the forthcoming | London naval conference. Under the act of congress unless there is a limitation agreement among the principal number of cruisers must be under- | Schiermeister, way before the end of the fiscal year | mother of several children. on June 30, 1931. Consequently in The body is being sent home Thurs- estimating the probable expenditures for that year the money for the cruisers had to be taken into account irrespective of the naval pariey. President Hoover decided last July to postpone the laying of the keels for three of the cruisers to be built | in navy yards beyond this oo but | it now develops that in no event would the navy department have been ready to bgin actual construction work be- fore early next spring. ganization is furthering the coopera- tive work and will be strengthened. A similar meeting of West River | committeemen and officers will take | place here at a later date. Eva Schiermeister, 50, Wife of Hazelton Farmer, Dies in City Mrs. Eva Schiermeister. Hazelton, Sunday afternoon. to this country 29 years ago. CLOVER SEED RATES CUT Reduction in freight rates on sweet clover seed from Fargo to numerous Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul rail- road, effective December 10, according officially, to a further study and some alterations in the plans for the ships as originally drawn. 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