The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 7, 1932, Page 2

AHO Am me A RARE P 4 Ravin ot era ea tat 8 | they have outgrown the purpose for ' which they were created, he said. | Such regulations tend not only to RAILROAD |the course, is working with G. W.| Stephens, park commissioner, in su-| i jPervising the work. 4A. Klapp, Soo Line Official, | gram planned includes trimming of grass, replanting, and placement of a rock foundation under one of the} \greens, Arthur Olsen, professional of | | BOARD CUTS WAGES | Minneapolis, April 7.—()—Over- Addresses Bismarck-Man- _tiding strenuous objections of Mayor dan Rotarians rson and two or three other jmembers against immediate action,| s the park board reduced wages of its| yemployes eight to 27 per cent Wed- | on “What is the Matter |nesday, Speaking ‘With the Railroads?” J. A. Klapp, ‘Minneapolis, supervisor of the demur- | Tage department for the Soo Line, addressed an inter-city meeting of the Bismarck and Mandan Rotary clubs Wednesday noon at the Grand! Pacific hotel. Continuance of rail carriers at 2) Profit daily is becoming more of a public concern, Klapp told the club- men. This is due directly to a real- ization that life insurance holdings, trust funds and savings accounts are being placed in jeopardy in propor- tion to shrinkage in value of railroad * property, he said. Politics, labor, government regula- tions, taxes and competition from truck and bus lines all figure in the railroad problem, Klapp said. Point- ing out that the carrier cannot serve the public to the best of its ability without employes working willingly for the best interests of the road, he listed efficient and economical serv- ice as the first step. Various government commissions Tegulating activities of the railroads, were characterized as a menace as! limit growth of lines built for the Gevelopment of primitive territory, but they also lead to a series of other abuses. Regulation of trucks and busses on , the same basis as railroads and equal ' advantages in taxing, were suggested by the speaker, who pointed to ad- justments which would work for the common good of all types of car- Tiers. Ray Bergeson, president of the Bis- marck club, presided and welcomed the Mandan club in a talk in which he stressed the value of acquaintance to foster better business and social relations. He called attention to the fact that the Bismarck club cele- brated its 12th birthday in March, while the Mandan club has its 11th anniversary in May. L. G. Thompson responded for the Mandan club and commented on the feeling of good will and cooperation prevailing between the two cities, Judge A. G. Burr announced that Mrs. Winter Russell will speak on World Court Protocols April 8 and 9. Carl Nelson served as chairman for the day. PREPARE MANDAN COURSE Reconditioning work to put the Mandan golf course in shape for the coming season is under way. 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