The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 12, 1937, Page 4

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pina ee PRERIA waa cea ee tia crite aie aac marr a it e Bismarck Tr bune) Bshisd Scenes THE STATE'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER f Washington care of The sien et quesies must be acco! rr) t ia Published dally except Sunday by The Bismarck Tribune Company, Senate Hearings stamped, self-addressed envel moar nite cally eno we the postattice at BlamArck as eqcond class See matter. Mrs, Stella I. Mann President and Treasurer — |p By William Brady, M. D. Dr. Brady will answer a ircre ge! pertaining mi ae hei in Gi . ympanied by & Archie O. Johnson Kenneth W. Simons ‘Vico Pree. ase Gen'l, Manager Secretary and Editor court plan. .None of it, however, can be proved. i Candid men on both sides'are will- ing to express doubt whether situation is very different now than it would have been had the hearings never been held. . Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation Numerous views are having ® Member of the Associated Press ‘The Associated Press is exclusively entitied to the use for republica- tion of the news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited In this Mewspaper and also the local news of spuntaneous orig! judi! All rights of republication of all other matter herein are also r ol gs set al h to put the Roosevelt Complete Success SAR ASS Bismarck’s Dollar Day, observed Saturday under the lead- |i" ‘© haneve tit Bearings ership of the Junior Association of Commerce, was a complete den ue iicoenibe mail stirred up by ' success. It called Bismarck favorably to the attention of farm- | omine sn en OR. tee ers in a wide area and brought to this city considerable money tn the tat duinger Hae tur epeare ners . concerted effc - which otherwise would have been spent elsewhere. ink i oe, a etter oe oe The visitors liked it. So did the merchants. The show |the med gale a sedi of oe houses played to capacity audiences at four free performances, | M#nds that justices not be permitted the farm clinic was both instructive and constructive and mer- of Aer Wace thnen tse serene chants got a new view as to what such activities can do for ; Beas dt them. Commercial friendships were formed which will prove| 44, or Weants mutually advantageous in the future and the amicable relations | ing serious thought fo the peoblens ef i het ds after the battle is coal town and country were given a new layer of binding over. Ts is comparable ton = . ’s pre-election desire for an 2 A < / “ —_—_——— The city is deeply indebted to the Junior association for |°f 2204, feels” after the victory he} = BYES ce < i ARE 5: Ae. : wea . initiating this idea and carrying it throfigh., The manner in| This “era,” if it began, was punc- : ~ which the group put it across convinced even the skeptics, It | “ued by the president's supreme oe was convincing proof that young ideas, young blood and young |New Dealers are worrying ‘ Sak ; = ak lee) Answer—Well, in the old days, when you and I were young, Maggie, the eee Ff = barbecue and serve free lunches to'the visitors. The proposal be ale are wig good usar has been advanced before but always it has been turned down | ¥! do, but en month of delay BLAME as impractical and too hard to accomplish, tr do the talking in as valuta to peated If the Junior association will go ahead with its program AE enr ckemen tasaeon it will serve as a stimulant for the senior association and the het en area community generally. ; Ny energy are valuable to.the community only if they are put to naw aaa! ced oben os i ‘8 frightful rate from “cholera infantum”—remember? a Hie ey oe a alone aly eure ein mir er one There is some talk now of a repetition of this event—or one ebay eather 1 to health. similar to it—with new and different features. Some of the |eftect, the filibuster which is sn REGS canta aan Wlorener cae starches ore’ tho cheapret bolder spirits even suggest that Bismarck could stage a giant |‘ begin formally when G set us straight on this. CH. P.) ref He Hu EF better and friendlier city is greatly to be desired.’ Nothing will “eh bs Pon eS ate on tee Senter or ok do more for Bismarck, if the plan, x 3 gressional error, and now sees the re- ay Sordiagly he. suggests that’ m. Witte Old-Time Punch nost surprising thing Pee POR Sea ee q Henry Ford/ who has done more to revolutionize America |faiture of witnesses 3 | than all of the politiclans put together, retains his instinct for |fense of the supreme’ court and 1t8 | tapturing public imagination and support. ecisians cf Hie. pees Stee TATE Ale His statement Saturday that he would refuse to deal with | steed that : the unions but that he proposes to “demonstrate some real com- ti Lichapsperindhet poll tiberty Ae tion, petition” with “new methods that will call for more skill, higher Ligaai 5 One ee, Denker permet r mManlike, when congress i fy) wages and more employes,” is in line with the Ford tradition. | have shunned the witness stand. : isdisenack 1 It will interest commercial rivals as well as the unions for, be declared unconsti | unless the Dearborn wizard has lost his punch, there will be mp . e : if li H Hh i oH rf E i EreE zee fee i z plenty of fireworks on the motor front in the near future. N é ard J © 1937, NEA Sonvice, lnc. “ For aie Bas hind of making good on his promises and of Nothing 1 his been BEGIN HERR ‘TODAY and beyond stretched a a said. Then: “What—what makes } showing the way regard to industrial management. His peoren santa g ‘ eTARTHA BRITUAIN end BET. | such as might have invited Diony-| you so sure of it?” I) introduction of the assembly line, wh and bits of eee denen “ae i), material start moving pede ect elias to patil fk of youre Bd tee Siler cher se oy Tie“i¢ makes one’ want ie siay| mati male ot Gerry Noa, “T¥a | the other end a finished product, is the keystone of American | , Onc Denet® of # Bitehcainse, Meal aie eee | rer the Monterey counts industrial progress. His labor policy has been unique for, while | ¢o call distinguished witnesses to give y camp. “Bat at Long Beach, Neat [never believed it could. be like pane ak Ford has driven his men for production as hard as anyone, he | ‘2*,Proposal an alr of “respectabil- Ecce ies STR bate | even olan et ike "Tie add | has always maintained a semblance of the old-time employer- to be able ta | of oil | ours employe relationship. In as direct a way as is possible with |°! ‘he 4 thousands of employes, he has let his workers know that he Tegards them as human beings. g fs ie a is ifr rs ae i 3 i u 5. A As a result of these things, and for other reasons, Ford is —_—__—— Star starting out with “Why, T'd have reached in much better position to take on a finish fight with the CIO - — ferwige © co-reoeh, fo hae Pale : ie nate lat night and be pening than was General Motors or Chrysler. The latter had stock- F , d det Tie Weetgintes How far can “lappily ide roreatel pd bem cored bir hante “You Hplders to consider. Ford need opts only Risa Thus his . fame Surgeon saestines une ‘uerotsae secure |{a0e4 him agiln with wry mmile.@ee?” tadel to be attacked. If he holds the Yort Jt will | business : Fan owe ie roreres to ths | “But let's not think PUT just the same; mean a sharp reversal in national policy in several important |tradition. = 10 Scandinavian. Bel gees, oe rete Neat because aaa aac Nae Sptram Intespies cae respects. If he is defeated the result probably will be labor Pictured ce: Sa*alegy ita’ tte question sane hse tat One SET toner aalbalbw precetrant eo eee domination which rasa ” (os domination which can be brekaa—ifevee—only by an uprising sages — | ow ao on are sum eromy| Dace Ss waa sa, anal Se er then I want to talk to about be in danger—I NEXT moming Martha rolled the that.” He motioned to one of Del fay, be. if we do asfume thar, ‘Lord That I May See’ big. stfeamlined trailer and| Monte's pertect waltresses, a itle|then it becomes more important ila Sometimes it seems that Bible students give too little pe asea! Jgeagereeavgiaiiels velously efficient. and motherly. ave good penn for giving fe" thought to the blind beggar who besought Christ for help with ee ine veranta’ the meres Want a good, soll, old-fash-] “Providing she really wrote the _ the plea, “Lord, that I may see.” splesdent door man touched his| “Yee, Mr. Neal. Grapefruit, say?|{f you Know this awful Spedice _ ~ It is symbolic both of those who will not see and those who cap, mailed pleasantly, and said,| Then brown waffles and bacon) perhaps you can tell me what ¢annot see. And it points to the thought that modern man can | court. oes “Good morning!” Heartened, Mara| ET os Guestioningly at ean ene mht bee” aes @pproach the Divine by co-operating in the effort to restore tha replied in kind and proceeded / Martha, “That sounds wonderful,” Neal mmleds “1 don't atin’ sight to the blind, prevent loss of sight by thousands who for- s ‘VERTICAL Fe ee oe ee ted it teao eed pone abn onden, toa) =, canees,: Tm merely ¢ ; . 44 His native wonder,” she was thinking, “if/Tess had gone she added, “Youlyour viewpoint for the sake m™erly were condemned to lifelong darkness__ land 39Two. ‘\ Gerry Neal will really—” But be-| Mentioned you wanted to talk tol argument. ‘And toe ‘pucpoes ot 48 He is an or- eaves, fore. she could even form the Cisco, Af you mean to suggest any BY srhument is to get you to oe: . doubt in her mind she saw him| delay, I won't hear of it. ro with me in Det “Good morning, Brittain! promised last night eyes apparently held . no ‘How about breakfast?” trust me absolutely.” secrets, carried nothing but “I'm really starved,” Martha “Perhaps notin word, Bt 1 she kept wanting to sarc that “ , confessed. you implied you “ emstocum, then known as “babies’ sore eys.” “Then right this way!” might take my advice.” He leaned Sash breckiest sna P dec Seventy-five per cent of that ¢ondition has beem corrected. Bit OF HUMOR ‘They. walked through a long, » “Look -here, Martha Brit-| “Good!” Neal plunged his spoon law now requires that the eyes of babies be properly treated WOW. AND THEN beautifully* furnished lounge.|{2i"—you've been worrled sick for }into the grapefruit. “I know that it birth, ‘Physicians and hospitals are liable unless certain 15 SELISHED BY Through one glass wall Marthal believe tre when I toll you there's] oe Aen et YoU agree with ; _ THE GEST OF MEN Cd .| believe me when I tell you there’s|me, And just to reassure Tm looked out on a perfect picture.| nothing lost if we the ” you, tive steps are taken. Neal echoed her thought. “Im'tit|Gown here, "Tn 8 [go even more, From his pocket oie ee, ah hi eee a PBsee et onl apimur fet cuameeel oe ST you as eyes widene result giving more attention to the instruction of their children in peat the, ets Pret or orgete arta here ei doltemacions for ot wie © the care of the eyes and the prevention of eye strain. Spectacles] sbout it special deference in tis bow, Mar-| you good. We can go for a swim, |San Francisco. She read, “Pina, ve been improved and instruction in the ways of better health} Office Boy — Here's 50 cents in tha” wondered; or was this just/perhaps a ride. We'can take the| advise by immediate collect wire ~ . | Change, sir. One price to all you big ordinary - Del-. Monte courtesy? | Seventeen Mile Drive and have|if either J. R. Speddon not neglected the important element of sight. prinrecies “Tye your favorite table,” the|Iunch on Cypress Point. You owe| Betty Haynes registered thanee Important strides have been made in the field of accident ‘—— waiter went on, and Jed the way | yourself a let-up. Keep on at the| Silently Martha handed the note ation. In many factories men are not permitted to do| yivy save eget inmtied tt eee rate you've been going and you'll| back while Neal signaled the head n tasks without the protection of strong goggles. Anyone | Dots—Goodness, nol He's against AS S207 sented Shemacives, ia | vous breakdown.” Pe [ae once, blesses > ve ol ome ding without them is discharged as a liability to the firm, | *!! unions, you know. hiker ‘hes favorite, table’ at Dell ott Met umeing of ayelt ight} They ad barely ised ther Monte!” (A ” Nes 4 was thinking of Betty. delivered to the table Ny n of blindness the nation owes an incalculable debt.|!n¢ taken through an art gallery. Neal laughed, | “But ‘isn't it] | “Suppose I told you she hasn’t|handed the unopened . Ls “With w single stroke of a brush,” really a'very nice table? Look out| yet reached the Palace, and that|Martha. Somehow ah yeod °° their reward in the fact that thousands of persons, but | said the teacher, “Joshua therefore we might as weil stay contents even before she opened heir work, might even now be lifting their voices in that pitiable of all cries: “Lord, that I may see.” : t : f wr " a 'dh Ww ws ad w ¢ 5c cote Nea eee .

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