The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 3, 1931, Page 3

ay . said, “bring to us the happy infor- Governor Says Waterway Completion Will Be Great Help to ‘Central Empire’ North Dakota Executive Is Speaker Before Tidewater Association Chicago, Dec. 3—()—Construc- ‘tion on the final unit of the St. Law- rence waterways projects could be- gin within a year should prompt rati- fication be secured of a treaty be- tween the United States and Canada, Governor George F. Shafer of North Dakota declared Thursday before the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Tidewater association. Much progress, the governor said, thas been made by the United States and Canada, while waiting for the two governments to open negotia- tions for a treaty providing for the Joint construction of the St. Law- rence seaway. By means of the waterways proj- ect, he added, there will be restored the “economic balance in accordance with the laws of economic justice,” and both industry and agriculture will be revived in “that vast empire dying between the Allegheny and Rocky Mountain ranges.” Deal Nears Consummation “Recent news dispatches emanat- ing from Washirigton,” the governor mation that a treaty between the United States and Canada, providing for the construction of the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence seaway, is about to be consummated. “At last, the people of these two great nations stand at the threshold of an international achievement in waterway development. It will bring the Atlantic’ ocean, as an avenue of commerce, 1,700 miles into the heart of the North American continent, transform the Great Lakes into an {Inland ocean, remake many Ameri- ban and Canadian cities from lake- port cities into seaport cities, and liberate 20 American states and sev- eral Canadian provinces from those burdens of distant transportation which have long stood as an unsur- mountable barrier to the economic progress of this great inland empire. Delayed Too Long “The advent of the St. Lawrence teaway has been too long delayed. Ever since the completion of the Pah- hma canal, a generation ago, the in- terior economic development of Amer- ica has been sadly out of balance. The Panama canal made the Atlantic and Pacific coasts of this continent Prize F. ‘armerette Associated Press Photo Mary Teresa Rico of Keewatin, Minn., won the Sir Thomas Lipton trophy fer girls at the national 4-H club congress in Chicago when Judges selected her as America’s “most outstanding” 4-H club girl. She is a freshman at the University of Minnesota, STORIE S| SERVICE Shop early and often. The salesgirl will be very tired before the Christmas sea- son is over. Be as patient with her as she is with you. Let the Christmas spirit prevail in advance of the day itself. O.A.CONVERT Distinctive Funeral Servier "TELEPHONE 304: 112 THAYER AVE close neighbors in commerce, and by the interior of the country to i ocean ports. H peettar: i hear sony bre laced Canada for the improvement of a com r in economy of costs, it ” Ge bart ove Lois seve will, when brought to the interior of lconsiderable portion of the St. Law- within the span of another year.’ lengthen e distance, rms Of the continent by means of the St. boundary and the city of Montreal, Telative transportation costs, from |Lawrence river and the Great Lakes, | leaving only the 48-mile stretch of do much to equalize transportation | the St. Lawrence. river constituting . costs between sea shore and inlend | the “Thus, coast cities flourished, while-| centers of trade and production. This |@bout nine miles around the Lachine THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1931 discontent for some time existing in |ship canal, a stupendous engineering | pleting this partnership enterprise. 4 + the mid-western and northwestern | task, entirely Canadian in concep- Science to Project his fra oe ‘our reraiatd a. Cr Ae fan hes and hiviarg OVET | 500 which cries out for correction a 1,000,000, been practically com- Yolce that is heard throughout the pleted, finishing one of the two ma- iy ATE ee comeiee in ‘This opportunity is now at hand. By uring the prompt ratification of —| ily enacting the necessary enabling| New York, Dec. 3.—()—Prediction May to ceteessonaintanel “ee ie oa lepislation, ‘we may yet see the be- |that light signals may be transmitted ig of construction on the final through several miles of “dense white way. Provision has been made bY/init of the St. Lawrence seaway |fog” to airplanes was made to the American Society of Mechanical En- RIVER The prediction ‘was beied on three PARK ‘ARAGE BURN: e lon was on Park River, te, cel 3. iS years’ study of aviation lighting made international bot ‘and esgic ; {at the General Electric company by ational jundary, Fire early this morning destroyed the | pr. Irving Lamgmuir and W. F. Will Equalize Costs fi inland cities struggled against dis-| Will not omy restore the economic | rapids, just above Montreal, neces- |{T#me and stucco garage owned by J.| Westendorp. couraging tries were the seacoast. Thus, there was placed handicaps. Thus, indus-|balance in accordance with the laws |Sary to be provided for. obliged to remove from in- | Of economic justice, but it will revive terior points to locations on or near heb arisen aa agriculture. = ions of dollars have been ex-|north has tering upon agriculture in the great mid-|Pended in deepening and widening | into treaty Welotione ith the United continent section a disadvantage be-|the connecting waters between the | States, she has, in the meantime, yond its ability to carry and still |Great Lakes, improvements made di- | made astonishing \ re] a ww the con: hctepaeiered ols Mt a cl TY that, with sources of reason- able intensity and with photo-electric -~ detectors which can now be built, sig- Week-End Reductions—Silk)n*s may be transmitted through in the act- [dresses reduced to $9.95. 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