The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 17, 1933, Page 2

REN ERE FAVORS DICTATORS "POR US. BUSNES Chicagoan Would Have Indus- s tries Provide Set-Up to Curb Production ‘ Chicago, March 17—(7)—A plan for wetting up “economic dictators” over half a dozen of America’s basic indus- tries in an effort to restore lasting Prosperity was outlined Friday by John P. Torrence, one of the nation’s manufacti urers. President of the Link-Belt com- pany, the largest concern of its kind the world, Torrence described his sions as “purely selfish but economi- cally sound”—it is simply “control the supply and the price will take care of itself. “America is ready today for the upswing toward prosperity,” he said in an interview. “Banking conditions are where they belong, and we're ready to start. “But if prosperity returned tomor- Tow, we wouldn't be able to keep it. Good times would put every manu- facturer to work producing goods. It wouldn't be long before overproduc- tion—the thing that caused this de- — be greater than ever Therefore, Torrence said, a system must be devised to curb overproduc- tion. He advocated dictators for such industries as coal mining, agriculture, steel and oil. Limited production in those fields, he said, automatically ‘would hold production in other lines to consumer demands. Two Admit Guilt in Dickinson Burglary Dickinson, N. D., March 17.—(P)— Nick Walt of Devils Lake and Ed Douglas of Beach, charged with steal- ing acetylene torches and tanks from shops here last month, pleaded guilty to third-degree burglary at a hearing before Judge F. T. Lembke at Het- tinger Wednesday, and were sentenced to two years in the state peniten- The equipment stolen here was PASS MORTGAGE MORATORIUM | house of representatives Friday. Lansing, Mich, March 11.—(e)—a| Measure now goes to the senate. bill authorizing the courts to suspend mortgage foreclosures until May 1,| Foods -Sale—R. T. Groc 1.G.A. 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