The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 6, 1934, Page 3

{AS REAL SOLUTION Banking, Capital and La- bor as Running Mates BY CLARENCE W. FACKLER, Professor of Economics, meetings, business has found that its hopes for revival are propped by the frail timbers of politics. It is grad ally sensing the truth that the gov- ernment, confronted by the arduous and yet urgent, self-selected task of reviving industry has lost much of its Positiveness but none of its courage. Still it is becoming increasingly plain that ‘a paternalistic government is hardly more adept in the resuscitating task than is rugged individualism. The administration is now around for partners. It must have cooperation, but not, be it observed, merely to insure success for certain alphabetical devices. Instead, it is to induce recovery. Henceforth, there is to be a team composed of banking, business, agriculture, manufaccuring, | commerce, labor, and capital, as the government's running mates. 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Government Seeks Agriculture, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1984 8 Soro | be better satisfied if they could re-| $10,082,300 was on hand; this had in-|same time this year saw collections Sixty Candidates Jeeive their entire salary in money,|creased to $11,321,388, October f $1,230,067. The interest fund col- [leaving them free to make their own/Dale said. The real estate bond in-|lections in 1933 were $100,909 while in Unopposed Today || arrangements for homes.” terest fund balance increased: from |October of this year they were 8127, adapted to the locality in which it will be grown. The greatest immediate benefit of the shelterbelt is expected to be the Porting the treasury, lending freely, | an ding criticism cf the admin- employment of farmers and others on| @—________________/ should other arrangements be made | $807,881 to $348,527 during the same | 865, | peliciba, nowevee sound or CET PREFERENCE IN the work. At the beginning this will) Washington, Nov. 6—(#)—Sixty [regarding the hall, he said, it would| period, he said. Total real estate bonds outstandins consist of fencing and plowing, since} or more candidates for major {necessitate ‘appropriation of the ad-| Collections increased in both funds|equal $37,411,700, Alm thi Brin ie halls the ad- the areas where trees are to be planted offices—senate, house and gov- ditional $18,000, or a further reduc-lover @ year ago. For the real estate ie eae ce hand to ony | ‘then, Dan 4 of the t ers were at first SHELTERBELT WORK will be summer fallowed one year be-/ ernor—haven’t « thing to worry ;tion of salaries, or dismissal of addi-| bond Principal fund, collections in/said. He has recommended retire- critical and antagonistic. Later they became remarkably pacific and con- Cillatory. Nevertheless, the closing fore any planting is done. about today. They are unop- jtional teachers. October, 1933, were $25,573, while the|ment of $5,000,000 in bon Forest experts, however, believe that) posed and needed only @ count- Approximately 700 students register oa trees will mitigate and lessen the ef-/ ing of the votes to be elected. at the school each year, he said, while Almost 50 or more are consid- j|general enrollment shows a steady ie aoa indicate no retreat from | First Employment to Come in ered virtually sure winners be- |gain. opening opinions. For, while they ing of soils, protecting growing Crops) cause their opposition was so | A special appropriation will be ask- diplonmticaily emphasize the need Spring Says Government [trom excessive drying, slightly modi- ed to carry on the work of maintain- light. e \ for continued cooperation with the fying extremes of temperature in the be , - |ing the summer school, McFarland A ou a government, they none the less plainly Announcement same way that green fields cool the ime Tee tor, er ag a te said. He recommended the term of r tecord the ‘importance of air and otherwise modifying living candi . [school be lengthened to 12 weeks, Connally in Texas have only 4 slight opposition. All Republican McFarland also asked the legisia- a ‘ initiative in borrowing, sound bank- Conditions for man, beast, bird and senatorial candidates are opposed, ture authorize funds for construct Local labor will be given preference | plants. in the planting of the forest shelter- it planned by the government to but Hiram Johnson in California |°f ® $150,000 physical Baten de- has Democratic as well as Re- [ettit) ea ee agar publican nomination. A Socialist | #7 “most inadequate, as " “PARA WIL SURVEY STATE'S FINANGES| scissor ance ne But the resolutions give little evi- Prone on ona ing no contests number 65, of also asked $2,500 for construc- plant whom’ 60 are Democrats and 5 system denee of the influence of the pres Relief Administration to Make) Peoiticans ‘Two Democtate and bd aNOaeE REGt EOS tae one Republican were elected in | heen grant he said, in connection September in Maine. with the sate ne lve hee ee noe NEEDY STUDENTS T0 3 RECEIVE FERA HELP sition. They are mainly from in North Dakote, Willson be- $1,414,940 Set Aside to Pay the “solid south” where nomina- taxing unit in the state, soon] tion of a Republican is merely a gubernatorial candidates face ‘outh: only minor contests—Alabama, Af a Campus Projects . undertaken by the federal re-] formality. . Willson, Arkansas and Texas. Two candidates for governor's 072, . Orga whic & growing deficit and to tol unstable dollar is tantamount be seeking RETURN OF FACULTY chairs are without oppssition— information. “sowing the wind to reap the whirl- also are expected| The exact financial condition of all wind.” Quite obviously, however, iterbelt | Civil divisions will be presented in Mit hiwmminitioe . report, which is expected to be WAGE SCALE ASKED nancing over half of the national! During the coming winter the direc-|Completed during the next two cece: “auaranaeaes by thelr “ab-|tor and hla stat, fogether with the| mouths in rag submission to the radio rublie pothareraptiores to eat ber tte ergancauon si Sponsoring the investigation will/Urges Legislature to Restore the’ hatchet-burying ceremony, al- commission. . though it was tuned in when the Pay to Within 20 Per fee adit eb nlrb ha Cent of 1931 Level Economically Study for Presentation to Legislature 8 fl i é g ip i sf H z= i i z ¥ Do You Do Your Colds CATCH COLD Easily? Hang On AND ON? 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