The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 24, 1936, Page 11

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1936 thefr national interest against aggres- day the joyous yet subdued pageants! which has marked the Arabs’ long] the land which Christians, Jews | FARMERS REDUCE ll W. Id t sion, they continue to work for peace Soldiers Pi ace Where celebrating the birth of Christ began,| strike against Jewish settlement in} Moslems alike revere. j u rges of. (@) be grery practicable means, =| | Prince, of Peace Trod| (ere prin soldiers eS ; 1 be assured by ‘the develovment of} 5. Beak 1 mo-|_ TMs year there were not many Chart Way to Peace iii sic it ae Pickin ae nl iine eo ) ’ Y wey adwed telat Ded Sie et Thaisday: row by row, in the - | Savior. There were instead the thou- FEST TS tribes ot Ga fae yard of the Church of the Nativity. | sands of soldiers on guard against re- THROUGH RRA i ‘We Must Destroy War or War 2 2 ae aa own pubes a Flanking the church, where Thurs-|kindling of violence and bloodshed i e juals, nai! WIN: pales Snes il Will Destroy Us,’ He uae learn to forgive and forget the Sis aidan dae es ; Admonishes Globe qalteaes doe, Shere Ys SO0OW OBB ‘eeiicy Shnblied ‘avaediot aisle Loans, Adjustments and Cuts & aa “Democracies today are free to ex-| 750 contract to Thomsen and Hippe, All Go to Affect Farm tary Hull bene agente pide arin eae : the desire of all proples, Tar | EO coa ee eee Rehabilitation Seattle er the at Acietican republics janice of e military power adequate tolat the Raymond, Mont., inspection In Appreciation guard their security of the patronage we have re- A debt reduction of $1,438,686 was effected during the 14 months end- ing Dec. 1, by the farm debt adjust- ment section of the North Dakota Rural Resettlement administration. ©. Leonard Orvedal, head of the adjustment section, said this amount of debt reduction was made in 1,021 cases settled during the period, “Many of these cases represent re- financing through the Federal Land bank,” Orvedal explained. “The farmer having received a commitment with which to pay all existing obliga-|- tions has been able to pay off the old indebtedness on an adjusted basis. Associations Aided Other reductions have been ob- tained through financing with the Production Credit association paying off chattel mortgage indebtedness on an adjusted basis, he said. “Farm debt adjustment is not merely scaling down of debts,” Orve- dal declared. “Its principal object is to make whatever adjustment is nec- essary that will operate to permit the farmer to work out of his debt bur- Gen through normal farming opera- tions.” In many cases no debt reduction was received but additional time was secured where it has been felt that “natural disaster” limited the farm- er's capacity to pay a debt which normally could be liquidated, the debt adjustment supervisor stated. He also pointed to rehabilitation loans by the Resettlement administra- tion as of assistance to farmers in| ¥ debt adjustment, ‘On Adjusted Basis “Before the loan could be made, |§ it was found necessary to have the | § debts reduced to a point indicated} & by the farm plan, that the farmer could carry,” Orvedal asserted. “In some cases, the existing indebtedness was paid on an adjusted@basis; in others, the creditors voluntarily re- duced their present claims to a point ; within the earning capacity of the farm plan, which enabled the farmer to receive his rehabilitation loan. There also were adjustments through feed loans where it was found that livestock feed was requested for livestock encumbered for two or three times their normal value. In these cases, new mortgages have been taken on an adjusted figure based on the value of the chattels and this has served to help all con- cerned, it was explained. Fire from Christmas Tree Is Fatal to Two San Francisco, Dec. 24.—(#)—Jo- sephine Melson, 13, died Wednesday of burns, second victim ofa ‘fire, starting from a Christmas tree thi destroyed the home of Henry Mel- 602. Mrs. Rose Durham, 60, grand- mother of Josephine, burned to death in the blaze Tuesday. Mrs. Henry Melson, the mother, was se- verely burned, HEALTH HAPPINESS May it be yours through- out the year, a long suc- w cession of joys, unbrok- en by sorrow or illness, each day filled with Christmas spirit. Wilde Motors Ine. Studebaker - Hudson Terraplane Dealers CHRISTMAS Merry Christmas, Folks, - And may GOOD HEALTH, HAP- PINESS and FOR-. TUNE be by your side all through the coming year. DORUM TAILORING 207 Filth St. Phene 547-3 hemisphere. In @ message which was read by @ him by Assistant Secretary of. State Sumner Welles at the closing session of the Inter-American Peace confer- ence, Hull warned that “we must destroy war or war will destroy us.” The chairman of the United States delegation was unable to deliver the speech himself because of hoarseness from a cold. Leaders Have Mandate “Those who sit in the masters’ seats and shape the destinies of other men,” he said, “are under the most impera- tive of mandates to leave no course which may avoid war unexplored. The real patriots and the real heroes of the future will be the leaders who find and follow the road to peace.” Reaffirming President Roosevelt's! cerlaration that “democracy is still. the hope of the world,” Huil said} conditions making for stability of governments, so essential for the pres- ervation of lasting peace, arise from “the institutions of a free people.” “There is no need for this concep- tion to be limited to the American nations,” he added. . “There is an im- perative necessity for its immediate world-wide application. Must Take Invent “Surely the time has come Yor every nation of the world to take inventory We wish you all the merriest of Merry Christmas holidays, full of laughter. and good cheer, Obert A. Olson and to protect i station. Our Wish for All of You A Very Merry Christmas May you receive a bountiful share of everything you cherish. Armour Creameries CARL NELSON, Manager Front Avenue at Tenth St. Telephone 350 ing, we wish to extend to our patrons HEARTIEST WISHES for a very MERRY CHRISTMAS From the Personnel of Brodl’s Barber and Beauty Shoppe Fred Brodl, Prop. 218¥, Broadway Avenue i | ceived during the year just end- 1 1 Phone 15 Yuletide Greetings Best Wishes For the coming year. Thank you for your patron- age and friendliness, Dotty Dunn Hat Shop Just to wish you happiness and all that brings you cheer on Christmas Day and every day throughout the coming year. Bismarck Shoe Hospital &. D. BURMAN Phone 1404 Is Our Wish for All of You SARAH GOLD SHOP “Style Without Extravagance” 312 Main Avenue Bismarck, N. D. Phone 566 As another Christmas time rolls ’round, we think back on our many years of pleasant business associations with you, and send you our friendliest seasonal greet- ings. May your happiness be as certain as our wishes are sincere. The Bismarck Grocery Company is pleased to bring to you the Christmas greeting of the Dionne Quintuplets, and we hope they will, at the same time, bring you a Christmas message of Good Will and Good Cheer from us. At this time, too, we want to thank our many friends for their patronage and friendliness. We hope we may continue to serve you during 1937, and may the New Year be filled with the best things of life, for you and yours. , NEA Service, Inc. Merry Christmas takes the stage in the Dionne nursery as the quintuplets enjoy those first frensied hours after Santa's arrival. Yvonhe, at left, is making a bid for atten- tion with a singing top. Next to her, under the spangled tree, Cecile is busy opening another present. Dr. Dafoe smilingly looks on while Marie, on his lap, inspects her New accordion, Emilie ignores her dolls to try # toy like Yvonne's, but ell this is lost to Annette, at right, as she hunts out a tune on the baby piano. 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