The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 12, 1937, Page 6

THE STATE'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER Member of Audit Bureau of Cireulation Member of the Associated Press ‘The Associated Press is exclusively 3 dispatehes credited to aiso the local biication of Peace Without Victory business generally. peace without victory to either side. The strikers lost their agency. The corporation could not yield on that in justice to its employes who were not members of the union. The union did establish its principle that it wished to bar- _ gain with the corporation as a whole and with the men at the ‘head of it. Heretofore all negotiations between the company " and its workers has been confined to the affairs of a single plant. i The questions still to be determined should not be difficult ' to solve. Wages being paid in the automobile industry already ' are higher than those paid elsewhere and working conditions ~ have, on the whole, been “good.” i The real nub of the matter was, perhaps, best expressed by _ William S. Knudsen, executive vice-president who represented * the company, when he said: “Now, however, we have peace and let’s get together and make motor cars. We need lots of them.” : As far.as can-be determined it was a peace without rancor as well as a peace without victory. That speaks well for the negotiators after a long and tiresome task. Meanwhile, the affair serves as a signal to both manage- ment and labor to watch their respective steps. It is a new—and ~ obviously illegal—weapon which has been placed in the hands » of labor and its use is to be condemned. At the same time, capital should strive not to permit conditions which will cause such weapon to be brought into play. { The law and the rights of property were on the side of the _ corporation in the struggle just ended but it is almost as diffi- * cult to move out thousands of sit-downers as it is to indict a __ whole people. Had an attempt been made to do so there is every ” possibility that sickening carnage would have resulted. Officers ef the General Motors company showed, through- |: out the entire affair, a temperate attitude which speaks well for ’ them as American citizens. The strikers, in the end, showed themselves in a similar position. » . And through it all can be seen the influence of President « Roosevelt and Michigan’s young Governor Murphy. Mr. Mur- | phy, by the way, must be a highly intelligent and understanding | © fellow. To him, perhaps more than to anyone else, goes a major _ share of the credit for the peaceful settlement. 3 Planning for Population : 8 Proposals recommended by the State Planning Board and | “ the National Resources committee for the long-time rehabilita- ‘ tion of North Dakota are cgnspicuously lacking in emphasis on | _ those projects which would improve the basie economy of North i i Prominent among them are suggestions for improving the Bolse, Michael Chernick, | water supply and sewage disposal facilities of many North Da-| Jobneon, G Charles; Spinster (anxiously) — Why don't kota communities, a list of them being given, but agriculture,|co"*" ™* the basic industry of the state, gets little consideration. cect oetapen _ work ever is started on them. : Persons living in these towns certainly are entitled to con- sideration, but it is reasonable to doubt the advisability of spend- - ing considerable sums of money in their behalf for the simple he Bismarck Tribune NXPARTSAN CUBS Everywhere in America settlement of the General Motors Bre. croup Thursday Sait _ strike probably caused real rejoicing. It affected so many|gave a sg prrinagact tras rahe things in so many different ways that many had a direct interest Mrs. C. G. are and ee Frank and everyone, of course, was interested because it affected Spectitety of Club No 1, On the basis of available information the settlement brought point that they be designated as the only collective bargaining THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1937 A Hundred Years Ago - Executives Hold Conference Friday to Plan Annual t - aine Daly, Hundreds of guests attended a buffet morial building. Leader Receives Gift " = . 7 Before the election was held, dele- (Es pa \ J 2 ; ’ gates and other members : Mrs. Kolstad with a traveling bag and an amount of cash as a token of ap- SCOUTS ANNOUNCE CY. APPOINTEES Newly-Named Officials Settle As a practical matter, one wonders whether these projects os whose may properly be called long-range planning at all; whether they sacariay, and will not be out-dated shortly after they are completed or before) eaucationa! as to make the Down to Work of Learn- : = : See Deeg Ceemetaene e eae te ean Waereee enneraniy oo Set 3 : effort and has a constant ineffectual cough. Loss of ( » Wasting, ing New Duties atrophy) elastic tissue in lung is the essential feature. Cause —e ——_______ : pee aes mad 2 With all tment appointments made snd ‘ Fe ny noes ao 0 nrfain' ates of x04 Is there any remedy defect ‘ 5 ore tess cay ee Bia is congenital WG pect aa you were born) there is no - remedy. acquired, you had better give 5: inay net 4 at cette: 75 up smoking. Anyway, include ¢ Complexion Oars. D. 5 AD, . ae ee ‘Answer—“Clearing the complexion,” I take it, means treatment of black- sip rigs watts ees tempos ecrciops bearice sone wdtreet ane aot en 5 for monograph on blackheads and ae (Copyright 1937, John F. Dille Co.) : , teration Destroyers” will be consigered st later as chief of cir no pp ‘ 5 oe : A aterworks, | ” Climaxing these informational Aegon aighy trade President poe Det} ie aly ab nich real fa a by agate = crusade which Bob Guthrie as wut te ‘to non Als Conrad, George Grayden Constans, Dahlen; Prank Vogel, Edgar Rose and Robert Erdshi} firenien, Frahk Wil- son Benny Tillotson, Charles Conrsd, women. y j Bill Webb and Ted Mote; waterworks Bit OF HUMOR Of bear for leas than $200.7 plant superintendent, Riley Britten; NOW AND THEN : , Ronald Wheeler; street su- {8 BELISHED BY q THE 62ST OF MEN i ? Teacher — Horace, | ss = the ed ak it to mother. BY ROBERT DICKSON bores — 1 don't] pisene—rve work undér the same ©1936 NEA Service, Inc. Teacher — You| Ss for 20 years. -- — dont’ know — where Snaggle—I can beat that—it’s my a = iol suulveet youn aur silver wedding anniversary next week. BEGIN HERE TODAY ered in the apartment which Carlo| ping for Mrs. Osborn. 1 want to gar? eee COME Castben, had frequently visited. They were| dash into the bank.” © , Horace—We usually get ours from! Tessie — Do you always kiss your; knows the neighborhood ts bes- {rolling dice without enthusiasm. Bobbs Neck was at dinner, and . & neighbors, Miss, ggg og ich} SE WE PARR' RE DRTER: | At 8 Proper signal from the | Main Street, soon to be busy'with — Bee, ee TRAY: 00: on, mm Wwheee engagement to Marcia has [doorbell one of the men opened| Saturday night shoppers and you get, married, Mr. Oldback? Fisb — What caused the collision] Sign fonds ta Mere, ttereaste® [tan of the last mecting, which | Centres eg ay orem, found Oldback — marry @ woman| today? DELL, and others, Marcia ts ims |Cario attended in these rooms. in front of the bank. Each elective . | Dub—Two motorists after the same| Testaprant when there fon held- McDougall helped Mrs. Osborn Ser Bpinster shows oite| pedestrian. ne, Savoie 5 a sing that was “Well, I found out something,”| out of the car and she disap- « ‘ ‘Learaing Frank to in Chieage, |e said, slamming the door. “That | peared into a store a door or two a ee Marcia, pecs there to. & ‘te per- |Stellicci rat has beat it. That’s| away, while he excused ‘himself guade te retera = Savatt get aay answer! trom), and entered the executives. i int wide i E RE e°3 ag? i whe Brece HORIZONTAL Answer to Previous Pussie 19He —— the Coot, A Tew states. eces him has decided to f e ao =f TAS ball ie if i} iff vig “ile aRge ie in Ee F? i F Ag iy i fact is that many of them are slowly disappearing. ‘Good roads UBA 23 To pronounce te onberk. lat that door on the side street, he eaineas Dit Gace en tee and easy automobile transportation are operating to decrease} yecnsei sich ce, | asker one Py te. Eeneemest peepsieeergemersees (tule: ‘Lemos out that door, into the Januery weather, “Abeer te pae the number of small communities. In recent years the trend has|™,,Thureday, locél hospital. | | 13. Values, Wl et eee Beane of the toot vests [What was the neat turn?” "| MeDocgall felt bere, me doors been markedly toward county-seat towns or those centers which |9!4 infant. Goosrien, Tuskaay, brfosacll z Alessur. Ss SSrestcas a ee rn®, one, membered the answer: eee tae A - depended, on Carlo are in position to serve a wide agricultural area. pat ae mythology. 27 Watticism. Sree rhs ksewe beet the (bis men more than they had ap-|'TSERE was no mistaking the Comparison of the next census with figures from the last Bence 17 Pertect Ee] 28 Before. ipreciated. And all knew the dan-| © Scene. és tested by Sheriff E. O. Lidstrom of pattern. 30 Lions’ home, Dot 1 OSBORN. whe dis- | zor of attempting the Four men were at another Vundoubtedly will show that many of these villages and towns| Morton county Thursday on a charge) 18 To lacerate 1 31 Native metal. Mason Merete: Serioce Mapes “2,217 (EN easy route fon esmepe on |oet in a far wall of the banking are losing population steadily and that, if the trend is continued, | Softeners Me?” A Hearing has} 29 aioose. 32 Hasteni Seivtag Servmeter ion em crrand | mney grew profane as they [TOW the side street another decade or two will find some of them in the role of ghost — 21 Compact. ports Now co o¥ wira THE sony |ctlled on Providence to deliver| the handle; te te ‘towns. The service which they rendered to the surrounding | nosy or menace ne aneer of 35 Devert animal, sitet ARE oe Li eats ‘And then ~ an ‘4 hands. |un, faced the, (ueeteee stood farm country either is no longer needed or is being ignored by |been guceeeded by Francis ora of yes decorate, 53 Imbecile. 40 Whip stroke. Cc Bobbs Neck p= ao atten the Soe ee scppllcntions ae woes farmers who now go to the big towns instead of the little ones. | in 'rancs iad ee ; 41 Heavenly consequences, other than that |Carlo Stellicci entered. An abject This iss Gapedy iovolviog thousands of town and village ie — 35 Carnes et the a: Menteur ate casks. be wan tel ei = that eH i bares who ial ‘not where fore he could salle to net’ Mes dwellers. In every sense of the word it is a regrettable develop- hoes ae ieee | kee Pasintegets a eaows. 43: father nor Tony ad been an ihem [else to loos for fund, ee ee ae ane re. ‘ment, but there is no use shutting our eyes to the fact that the/ day evening at 1 p. m.. Priday in the aT On ee bc Beers ee s4Cioth in his mind: be had paleo, ile rade outside doors. Ohare oe eae leondition exists and is, from day to day, being intensified. chureh, Rey. Ople 6. Rindahl, pastor,| beef. issue of his ,0Olive shrub, 45 Roll of film. eee ee caany yours that it was | Wey, tbe Osborn. car stopped] had reached an alarm button with As good an example of the trend as exists in this part of — Eaton administration 317% drip, 48 Slovak. only natural to ignore their inter- secbenpal were: Turning out 2 The eae 5 ’ state is the village of Baldwin in our own county. Baldwin| 0 complaint of his wite, Morton | osu nct. VERTICAL 14X symbol. 4g pricher. Caria tad paused Iang enough | 2 ehts and pulling on his over-| struggle with the side door and ee was.a flourishing village with three banks and a consider-|menced a search for J. N. Schmict, | 5! Legal rule. © 2Proffered. 16 He was self 52 Mother. in his flight to telephone a warn-| his pockets in @ quick iaveatés | Beer eine, vestibule, and volume of business. Now it is reduced to a few stores and|chiritd with desertion of is wife| S#Hodgepodge. —3To drive. aie Be Yes: ing to his garage employes that \Keyy, cigareta, change, wallet | horribly aware tet etn 4 . i and aix children, Thirty yearn old, . their secret was out. This kind-| darn’ the tuck! He had wy ware that Dorothy), sat or two other business enterprises. Its glory is gone and its| F~nmitt ts reported to have left Man- a | ness, however, was prompted only | ¢5 : pier in her car immediately in front ure is behind it. This is no discredit to the le who lived | aa Wednesday by car. GE 2 il as by his desire to have the two meet oe Nee oe of the building and that her ote : people who <i z him in the city with certain mon- | Sant Now pe hag one biineg | mother might even now be emerg- ‘Baldwin in the past or who live there now. But it is a fact| mid-week Lenten services at the rt | ies and property secreted at the | ctver had only a bit of|ing from the store a door or two bh exists. és ‘Trinity Lutheran church will be held garage. They repaid him by car- | Sivet: and faced & Sunday. broke. | away. , every Wednesday at 7:30 o'clock. A rying the little hoard to New York SE pee Cre: cared to! He burst on to the street, "The only way in which our small towns can be maintained! brief meditation on the important and, instead of joining Carlo where tonight! “Pull ahead!” he yelled, waving hmiore intensive development of agriculture in their trade| events in the ast days of Our pe arated at 6) MESY appclnad | oe ee eee ttl areas Oh? 88 1 Go If, for example, Baldwin were set in the midst of an irri-| S:7!%™ wit, be siven by the pastor Tee EAE ie tabs dicen. |eumenne Slike peobehtt = te-| ‘ie Sour men came throughs J district with presperous farmers on every 80 acres of| hymns and selections o tions. mark that the Bobbe Neck tank | bank doors and looked out trees d, it ¢er y could maintain itself and might even flourish. | C""#* ¥! be mad. tee ne nlite eee ” largely for the convenience of pati walls Sie mae , ‘And he vanished among shopkeepers who wished to de-| jected eeiea York's millions for a peciod “ot percep Rage elie get acer! Half boc: evay, ramang hen? " medita' & Dorothy toward them, was a policeman. During this lonely time he even | t0P at the bank; it would take! “qhe four r farm resources than any other development which Payer rare pernar ad ny 8 bank's doorway and ates pre ° a vast dis-| | Initroduced to Mrs. Osborn, Mc-| the corner. A shot followed them, F F vee taste for them. When, at last, he | Dougall climbed in beside Dorothy] and then another, but they reached he shift in population is a factor which must be considered feimerged from Lidine ekthoury be | She ge Hutied the ear: their car. Roaring, but without had never been called the answer| “We have just one stop to] lights, it ? y long-range program and the only way to prevent that to any one’s prayer, he did indeed | make,” she sald. “I hope youl street, Cane Stalineg ce ahe wane ’ ' by adjusting those factors which are important to mak- aupear at a moment when profane| Won't mind waiting a moment] with eee t uestions asked while Mother Sumnilter: roads sheed. ing. It would seem that in its planning the National Re- a outa 1) iain street“ “melting On) There had | the eae commiittee 5 eee «, n 8 might profitably have made » study of that [Twas on » Saturday af ‘As a matter of fact, said Mc-|door was never unlocked for the i i i Ul E [ F EB ts i i §