The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 1, 1934, Page 5

NEEDED T0 SETTLE ie roar WAR DEBT QUESTION)" =f Roosevelt Sends Special Mess- age to Congress Report- ing on Situation ——- fade to meet these dbts” Washington, June 1—(?)}—President pets Se METHODIST CLERGY day on war debts, held out @ prom- ise for discussion of revision of pres- ent funding agreements to any Euro- pean debtor nations who ask and Present “special circumstances relat- ing to means and methods of pay- ment, Dhakag hele aS ing at factors woul ~ itis et Church Ladies’ Aid Purposes’ make a “reasonable payment” on the debt owed, or are spending for “un- soeal this nationalistic” purposes. In some official quarters, the presi- dent's statement concerning possible parlors to honor Bishop J. Rall conferences was considered signifi- cant as a prelude to Great Britain's note on the debts question expected a here any time. British Make Overtures Sir Ronald Lindsey, the British | dinner ambassador, is understood to have made bhakti to the White House for a discussi With the feat due date two Mkaierd from Friday, there arose Democrat contentions, meanwhile, that Repub, licans were filibustering to keep con- Bress in session past that date. The presidential message in the main was a factual recording of the debts status, as to defaults, token Payments and the like. At the end, however, he emphasized ., that the debtor nations have been told “again and again” that they have full opportunity to discuss their prob- | 9! Bie with this nae el suggest,” te Roosevelt, “that in ‘ae of all taisting circumstances “* no legislation at this session of the|Mrs. W. congress ig either necessary or advis- able.” Recalling that money represented ope! ‘by the war debts enabled “successful | Problems conducted by Bishop Magee, conclusion of a war which involved| talks by various delegates and music. the national existence of the borrow- ers,” President. Roosevelt said it was “in turn khorrowed by the United brn ltes 8. Brown, Center; Rev. H. J. hardt, Dickinson; AVHY YOU SHOULD USE THIS INAL GRANULATED SOAP a Has ironing always been @ tedious, fretful task thet nagged at your nerves? Then change now to WHITE KING! Feel your iron glide with almost effortless ease over clean, smooth surfaces entirely free of the usual “gummy res- idue” left by cheap soaps that do not rinse out completely! 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NEW POTATOES ___.4 Lbs. 17¢ Fancy, White APPLES, Fancy Delicious, 4 lbs... .25¢ TOMATOES i"... 2 Ibs. for 27¢ Cabl Lett Celery, Radishes, Carrots, Peas, es —— ee Red Cabbage, Cucumbers, Green Onions ries, Cantaloupe, Wax Beans, Bing Cherries JUST PHONE 1060 Chase & Sanborn Coffee }.>:. tar .....29C OLIVES, Stuffed, Minneopa, 8-02. 23c SWEET PICKLES, quart JUICE OF TOMATOES, Pints, 2 for 35¢ PEARS, Rosedale, No. 24 can ....22¢ PEACHES, Rosedale, No. 21, can ..22¢ CROSBY CORN, No. 2 can, 3 for ... SALAD MUSTARD fim, ‘s2.°" RICE KRISPIES, Kellogg’s, 2 for..21¢ PEP, Kellogg’s, 2 for ————_ JUST PHONE 1060 Grain Fed—MEATS—Grain Fed “There's » Difference” Pot Roastl2, 15¢|Sausages. 18 Veal Chops 19c Short Ri Ribs 9c Per Veal Loaf Baked, per Ib. We Will Not Refeem Colgate-Palmalive-Feet Coupons at eur Store ST PHONE 1060 4 _THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1984 tes government from the pies 6 of Reece a ea Cont 8. Moore, . 4 whe fhe United States. Lint John W. 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