The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 21, 1937, Page 3

Moratorium Law ‘Act to Extend Redemption Time ‘on Mortgages Held Valid Butter Committee to | Organize on April 29 An organization meeting of the new state butter industry committee will be held Apr. 29 at Jamestown to con- sider problems confronting North Da- kota creamery men, Dairy Commis- Get Wise... get ( ee | . t WW name two to the committee when) 1, they meet in Bismarck Friday, Mur- phy. said. ...It's Good Whiskey the state. committee. Besides six creamery men the board will include representatives of the state department, the North Dakota Agricultural college and the state dairy commissioner. More than 2,131,600 American chil- dren ride to school in motor buses ~ OF GMC comintoday cr shone : GMCextra value. Truck E é TR buyers in’all lines of in« tae dustry are critically in- VALUE === GMC trucks. They find in the unusually com- |. 5 9 plete “‘truck-built” GMC line of conventional and cab-over-engine models a type and size exactly fitted te their needs—one with advanced stream-styling combined with ex- ‘elusive ‘“‘dual-tone” color design and assure improved performance and money-saving operation. See, com- Our own Y. M.A. C. Time Payment Pion essures you of lowest eveileble retes QUALITY AT PRICES LOWER THAN AVERAGE Fleck Motor Sales, Inc. 100 West Broadway Bismarck, N..Dak. , Phone 55 GENERAL_MOTORS TRUCKS.€ TRAILERS - Is Upheld lated Press em! Court dec! shown in the New York office of the ent from " ‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1937 WATSON RETURNS TO OLD JOB a peat, |kvate Investigation of . to N. D. Carriers Planned | com ‘An investigation of regulations’ for special motor carriers in North Da- kota will be reopened by the state railroad commission Apr. 30, Commis- sioner Elmer W. Cart announced Ben C. Larkin, President, | W ednesday. Board of Railroad Commissioners. Named as respondents in the gen- re who returned the considered: over the North Dakota. We have no navig- able streams within our borders or within 200 miles of our borders. The of motor carriers, which your own name beneat! the right to delete such as may be necessar: to Policy and to require publication of @ writer's name where justice and fair play make it advisable. All In your editorial, “It’s a Rig Coun- try” in the Tribune of Monday, April 19, you advance the opinion, in com- on the opposition of the ippl Valley association to the bill, which would repeal the Long and Short Haul Clapse of of the Interstate competitive with cific, This is exemplif: of the railroads in This board has made an extensive | Ra: investigation into the probable ef-|tioe Gynt: iri and Short Long and Short Haul clause are granted. In 1935, during which time commission 358 a plications, permanent relief was granted in 110 cases; 190 authorized temporary relief and only 58 were I would like to point out further that the North Dakota statutes have for years prohibited the charging of a higher rate for a short haul than Ege Hl and i fa a Association 3 Be iF E nig i ny ti i i ek a || i g F A 01 will be retired to the write: MUST be signed. If you wish to ut pseudonym, sign the pseudonym first and h it, We reserve Hmiced to not more than 600 words. the Interstate Commerce * peal and Short Haul clause. lution was passed after a is also opposed by the prin- rm organizations, including Farmers’ Union and the National . 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