The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 23, 1933, Page 3

H ; * THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1938 : Evans advised him contract foresee! jtands against likely to|p.re and ve ( ft Charles Hughes | mye: by | testants was f nm Thursday in an|taken st age plans tottered MATERIALS WILL BE Raff. 2s Rumored ae /itmatce em, fote ian rn nf |oueh fn toa ie wr rng eum oO Ser ras - | William Fox to save his theatre prop-| plus, desp! ancial 2 5 A Manager at Newark ee ofthe ‘New "York Amereas erties was held Thursday by senate| ment of his corporations. Hughes’|the same sermons will be preached gee paid him. Directors of the companies Se! League club, after ne gyre service was rendered before he be-jand the same songs sung throughout Pete SHOOTS rand to| have decided to discontinue the pay= BOUGHT BY COUNTIES Nowe says Thursday that Babe Ruth eis ti managerial ability. ese- The fees were paid by General ne | ee ae eee » Nov. : has been offered the job of managing | Testres ‘Bquipment, Inc, the ‘ev ‘The former theatre magnate waslcreed December 3—the date of his|shot and mortally injured Wednesday | a= —— the Newark Bears of the International "ihe Nevask tam it ee ee dence disclosed, under on oernpany |called before the committee Thursday |Consecration as the leader of Ger-|night by one of two men the officer ‘ Ueague and that there is a “fifty —— 1 of his theatre compa. | to tell his side of the story. man Protestantism—as the date of|tound breaking into a Chicago and Williams Points Out Federal| titty chance he will accept.” bought control o Weis Cons ————_—_ the first general service. Northwestern railway merchandise ill Go L: The News said it had received its! Huge Payments to nies for $15,000,000, plus G Protestants in Nasi Christian chureh | “ar. Money Will Go Largely to | formation trent a “tource ver ote La Disclosed |. erman iectins, ib as SebEaAESS ESS —— Deed cers hier lend ee lage yertoteip hin save his vast thee-| Facing New Struggle |new order trom Sishop Mueller might| _INSULL PENSION CUT OFF oF Eaeage ‘tthe paper adds that back of the| Washington, Nov. 23.—(?)—Evi- in holdings after he had been caught add fuel to the smoulding fires of re-| Chicago, Nov. 23.—(?)—Samuel un RELIEF..... C Counties and municipalities will be | #20ve to have the great slugger of the |dence of the payment of $1,000,000 to|in the market crash of 1929 and was| Berlin, Nov. Bo More com. com- ee oe Soe caine ister ave ake Gao Ea any ¢ ‘an: | S(EARSWEAD QUICKLY “ee asked to pay for materials necessary|NeW York Yankees take the post |Samuel Untermyer and $520,000 to threatened with receivership. Unter-|plete regimentation of , , RS HEAD QUICK ia projects carried out under the civil as aes a Prices FAR LOWER than they would be if Wards didn’t sellsomuchI WARDS SERVE MILLIONS! WARDS ( ee DOLLAR-SAVING Carance He declared the civil works admin- istration may bay @ limited amount tor materials, but “not one cent” will Le granted where counties and mu- nicipalities are able to provide ma- terials, “We want to spend as much as pos- sible of the money available for wages,” he caid. “Whatever funds are spent for materials, it will be necese sary to subtract that much roe ‘wages, “Projects which call for a large amount of material will be looked on with disfavor and those with small «mounts of materials will be favored.” There is no set amount Bel aside in the civil works program for purchase of materials, Williams said, *ut the amount to be ian in that manner inust.be kept to a minimum. Where wrojects are Lbelegi te aah Bg cnnlng iade for wis jals, Wil- hams said, an effort will ‘te made to Substitute other projects where a oid amount of materials can be u le He emphasized that the civil works administration was interested in spreading as much as possible of the dunds available for wages. “You see, it's s this way... Riversides put on now will Valley City Man Is show little or no more wear. ‘Arrested d in Robbery d by June than if you waited Omaha, Neb, Nov. 23—(P}—Police an °til March to put them on. Sot onees for ante desing?” bery of a bank ot Marshall: Min for winter driving! The men were arrested by aheriti Rankin of Marshall and Minnesota state agents, Vall and | Mallett of St. Paul and Omaha detectives. The men gave their names as Thomas WARDS TESTS SHOW that River. sides wear less in cold weather—give you practically Free Mileage. By buying now ‘you can drive all through the Winter bad weather on new, safe tires at little or no extra expense. 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