The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 15, 1934, Page 7

ALT. &T. AND BELL COMPANIES ORDERED Communications Commission to Go Into Financial Struc- ture, Connections _—_———— sel Washington, Nov. 15. — () — The Communications Commission Thursday ordered an investigation of the Amer- ican Telephone é& Telegraph Co., and its contract with the associated Bell companies. The commission said its inquiry ‘would go into the history and finan- cial structure of A. T. & T., including connections and relationships with associated Bell subsidiaries, This examination, it was stated, also will include subsidiaries which manu- ““facture equipment and supplies in- cluding all subsidiaries of related ‘companies which affect the communi- cations industry under the jurisdiction of the commission, Financial ar- rangements also will be studied. “ There will be a general inquiry into contracts between the A. T. company and the Western Electric ‘company as well as agreements be- tween the Western Electric and asso- ciated Bell companies, ' Upon completion of the testimony ‘by the A. T. & T. and its subsidiaries, companies and other | Thi Proclaimed Calls Upon People to Work With Gratitude for Betterment of Mankind . Washington, Nov. 15.—(7)—In a Pres- d be done, he said, “with in ‘our hearts for what al- ved.” Proclamation fol- D. Roosevelt, president States of America, Thursday, the 29th 1934, a8 a day of the people of the in the autumn hich to git & T.,/the ‘witnesses will be heard from inde- | transl “pendent companies which will be ask- .ed to supply information as to. their financial structures, services, agree- as other interested parties who may intervene, * The commission did not set a date for the hearings, but it was under- hestiaad will not be held before Jan, 1. TTOTAL ABSTINENCE ~ URGEDBY W.6.1.0. Organization Condemns Man- ner of Repeal of 18th Amendment Cleveland, O., Nov. 15.—(?)—Reso- lutions urging total abstinence and Purging of political parties were passed Thursday in the concluding sessions of the annual convention of the National Woman's Christian ‘Temperance union here. The organization asks legislative bodies and commercial interests “to require total abstinence of air pilots, train operators, automobile drivers and all who are in any way respon- sible for the life of others.” asserting that partisan political pressure was brought to bear elections. table for children” +20" ts assailed in an- —— RING MENT OF Al OOT 20 rrens OF” VE Wrration, ‘ATH DAKOTA, Coun- aaree fs for seal of the United States to fixed. “Done in the city of this fifteenth day of November year of our lord nineteen hundred thirty four and of the indepen of the United States of Ameica one hundred and fifty-ninth.” Lack Clues in Hunt For Child’s Slayers Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 15.—(P)— While law enforcement agencies were Attorney General J. Carlton Loser, directing an investigation into the case, said that “at the present time sh, ss. °K COURT, Before Hon. Judge. er of the Estate of Ellen also known as Ella sees Deceased, Petitioner, .vs. Mahoney, Marcella Berep Edward ek Joyce, James tor, the heirs of mber, A. D. 1934, ytwo o'clock in the + day, to show cause, + why. the petition of mey, dated November 4, on file in sala Court, < Re, sald John R. Ma- |=" appointed the admjaistra- « the estate of Ellen Harvey Ma- ey, also known as El unty, kota, of administration of s 0 sal J R. Mahoney, should not be granted. The late residence of said Ellen Harvey Mahoney, also known as Ella Mahoney, deceased, the owner of said estate, was, at the time of her death, the city of Bismarck, in Burleigh county, North Dakota. Let service be made of this cita- tion as required by law. a Dated this 18th day of November, 4 By the Paures eal) . 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