The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 15, 1937, Page 3

General Cronkhite Dies Disappointed War Hero Falled to Clear ernment in my time of stress, and I Family’s Name of What He petra Thought Disgrace 8t. Pel » Fla., June 15.—(P)— sj 5 Ibert |. Gen. , U. 6. army retired, died at a hospital there Tuesday following an ilinees of a Upon conclusion of the World war, in which 1 ab FL é SEARCHING EYES Eyes deep set and large, with cleanly chiseled bone ridges extending forward above the eye sockets. Brows inclined to bushiness, but of refined silky texture. “EXPLORER’S NOSE” — Nose aquiline orRoman,and slender atthe tip. Nostrils Jong, narrow and lying flat, but extremely active. ..read- ily dilating. Strongly defined ‘bone ridge close tothe bridge. always alert to discover worth-while things, taste this fine Kentucky straight Bourbon... /t's ‘double-rich’! ‘Made in the Bluegrass Country by maser Keorucky distilters the good old Kentucky wey. (COPR. 1937, SCHENLEY DISTRIBUTORS, INC., N.Y.C £3 It youare the type’ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1937 WEST POINTERS. IN SPORTY UNIFORMS 00 REGISTERED AT mascot mule, the. cadet corps.at West Point, N. Y. commencement of the feature events of its a strik- it week, e natty military the fled, officers have competed on the field 2 e here as it does in popular interest. Awards were made to the outstanding athletes. bert Morin welcomed the visitors and a flag was presented by the Boy Scouts with the flag creed led by Sec- H. R. Handtmann of Man- ti dan. ‘ 1 the ipal ad a |the memorial service in which tri- bute was paid the memory, of de- All Parts of North Dakota Are parted members. Represented at Conven- tion in Walhalla During the afternoon program, in addition to routine business, J. H. Kelley of Grafton was scheduled to speak on 50 years of service in the ition. association. June 15 —(P—| lection of officers and selection of the next meeting place are sched- uled Wednesday. . Fear Motorship Lost ‘With Nine on Board ‘Tampa, Fla., June 15 —(#)— Hope for the safety of the 110-foot motor- ship Maloa wtih nine persons aboard has been abandoned here. The craft, van& 0 | Hound from Tampa for Belize, British Honduras, gave a position re; radio on June 4 and has Like the. shark, the porpoise ruthless destroyer of food fish. Hazards of Channel. Delay 4 River Racers Fort Peck, Mont., June 15.(?)}— Hazardous conditions through the channel at the Fort Peck dam Tues- day delayed four cabin cruisers rac- ing up the Missouri river from St. Louis to Fort Benton, Mont. The Glasgow-Fort Peck entry led the boats which arrived here Monday. The Fort Benton arrived one minute later, followed by the Malta. Enough water to supply the needs of New York City for 62 years could be held in the dams and reservoirs constructed by the federal Public Works Administration. FA LAHR INSURANCE ST FLTCR D | | PHONE | CONSULT YOUR AGENT OR | seoxer 4 WO. DOCTOR OR LAWYER And Fitger's beer is the ticket! He- _man's beer from the first sparkling swallow. Here's a beer for. you . with true Bavarian tang... foam- ing, creamy “head”...and a good, wholesome malty character! (Not - ‘sweet’ beer)... Areal man’s beer for real beer drinkers! And do the ladies goforit,t00? Askthe’missus” «then take home a few bottles, or ask for Fitger's beer at your regular tavern. : PROFIT OR DEFICIT OF BIG BUSINESS _ ISIN SMALL RATIO Man Who Starts on Shoestring Makes Biggest Gains or Biggest Losses New York, June 15—(#)—When you play poker with a 10-cent limit on the best, the money you win or lose is comparatively little. When the stakes are up to a dol- lar or s0, you may win a lot or you may lose your shirt. But when you gamble in business, the 20th Century fund said Tuesday after a two-year survey of the sub- ject ,it works the other way around. The fellow who starts out on a shoestring is the one who makes comparatively the biggest gains and comparatively the biggest losses. ‘The bigger the business, the report said, the smaller the proportionate amount of either profit or deficit. This is an exact reversal of the popular belief that big business mul- tiplies its capital by leaps and bounds while smaller firms struggle along a tougher road, The degree of. profit of the differ- ent sizes of business was determined in several tests covering the years 1931-83. The report pointed out that these were severe depression years and that findings might vary in a study of more prosperous times. The first test was the amount of/| return on the stockholder’s invest- ment as expressed on the corpora- tion books in the ratio between net income and net worth. Among corporations reporting pro- Back From Wars War Admiral, gallant little son of Man o’ War, poses glumly with his gashed right hoof swathed in bandages. The Ad- miral kicked himself while win- ning the Belmont Stakes in record-breaking time. Victor also in the Kentucky Derby and Preakness, the greatest of Man o’ War's sons will be kept idle by the inlay until the fall, at least. for 1938. Companies at the other end of the scale, those with $50,000 or less, reported 8.6 per cent, Among companies which lost money, those having assets of $50,- 000,000 and over in 1933 lost 2 per fits, those having over $50,000,000 in cen The $50,000 and under class ts had a 4.7 per cent return! lost 3 ‘asse' per cent, 212 Main Man Who Dynamited Family Is Sentenced Waukesha, Wis, June 15—(®)— Sheriff Walter A. 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