The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 23, 1937, Page 10

10 GLAIM RECIPROCAL! TREATIES BRINGING BACK FOREIGN TRADE Imports Exceed Exports in 1937 | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1987 FORMER GARRISON | -Now He Can Hear RESIDENT IS DEAD 2% William Engelhardt, 41, World War Veteran, Dies in Idaho ‘Slickers’ Victims ‘Chester Nelson Gets Capitol Painting Job Chester Nelson's bid of $497 for paining of the 17th floor of the state capitol was accepted by the board of administration Tuesday. Nelson is a Bismarck painting contractor. One of the two floors of the capi- | tol that were left unfinished as an economy measure during the con- |struction of the skyscraper, the fin- ‘occupied for First Time in Several Years By STANLEY P. RICHARDSON Washington, Nov. 23—(?)—State department officials cited figures Tuesday designed to show that the reciprocal trade program was respon- sible for a substantial part of the in-; crease in this country’s foreign com- merce in 1936 and 1937. Reciprocal agreements, exchanging mutual tariff benefits, are in effect, with 16 nations, Similar pacts are be- ing negotiated with five others, in- cluding Great Britain — America’s largest market. A commerce department analysis disclosed that trade with 14 of the reciprocal agreement countries rose from _ $1,615,968,000 in 1935 to $1,909,- 456,000 in 1936 or 18.2 per cent. Trade with all other countries in- creased from $2,714,391,000 to $2,963,- 260,000, or 9.2 per cent. (Agreements with two nations did not become operative until last summer.) For the first nine months of this year, trade with the 14 reciprocal agreement countries rose 35.2 per cent from $1,364,249,000 in the comparable 1936 period to $1,844,006,000, while with non-agreement countries it in-| creased 38.5 per cent from $2.138,954,- 000 to $2,962,730,000. The increase involved the expansion of both exports and imports In the first nine months of 1937 imports ex- ceeded exports for the first time in years. Amish Girl Kept From School; Father Jailed Philadelphia, Nov. 23.—(P)—Federal Judge George A. Welsh, Tuesday or- dered a hearing on whether Aaron King, an Amish farmer in Honey Brook, Pa., can be punished for keep- Morgenthau Speech ing his 14-year-old daughter out of Steffon, 50, and her son, John, 22, shown wailing in each arms at Pittsburgh. “Slickers,” they said, induced them to with draw that sum from as bank in Gary, to it. They were left a black bag containing four Ind., with a promise iF lon, Survivors are his widow, two daugh- ters, Vera, 13, and Verla, 10; his fat at Garrison; his brothers, Adolph, Bismarck, and Alex, Saskatchewan; and three sisters, Mrs. Ferdinand Wutske, Parshall, N. D., Mrs. John Wutske, Arena, N, D., and Mrs, Mag- dalena Henke, Rumania. He was a member of the Lutheran chureh, Persons. storing the 12-year-old dog's SEEK BIG PAY BOOSTS —_—_—_—_——— Paris, Nov. 23.—(P}—The govern In the area of Greater Londun,|ment earmarked 1,800,000,000 francs there 1s one church to every 1819] ($60,000,000) Tuesday in a third at-/stay in and read during @ storm. tempt to satisfy demands of the pow-| When it rains, he pores. | = zs F promise to Hey Fellers ... Look FREE TICKETS to the Saturday, Nov. 27, Matinee, 2:30 P. M., at the when he became deaf two years ago, so Duke, to give up his duties as watchdog. But Dr. Cit devised a micro- aii neseiees tor ie net, te hearing. é lerful government employes unions for - |large pay increases. ished floor has been Telephone Bills Are Springfield, Til, Nov. 23—()—The Qlinols commerce commission or- ‘A philosophic mind says it’s fun to ES Twilling’s Grocery@) Slashed in Illinois A. G. Arvold, North Dakota Agricultural college exten- sion. leader in activities, is a in the Little Theatre movement. Thanksgiving Specials Cranberries, Lettuce, Celery, Cabbage, Radishes, Grapes, Sweet Potatoes, Fresh Tomatoes, Ete. 644-08, bottle 2c: Sweet Pickles, QUEEN OLIVES sliced, 12-08, xr... LOC 2% size tin, 2 for. 23c No, 10 Blasted by Benson) tv. bee Paul, Nov. erate id nson Tuesdi lenry Mor- The Amish claim the right to keep |genthau, ee of the treasury, for | their children at home away from |advocating reduction of spending for | contact with “worldly knowledge” |unemployment relief, public works! after they reach 14. and farm aid and 2| broadening of the federal tax base Rightists Call ‘Hooded ie include more persons in an address Ones’ Chautemps Fake|"*" ______ iy Ca— >» : pari, Nov, mth govern.|13,000-Mile Trip Ends << >» One Ticket Free ———— with the purchase of any sise of snent is on the verge of “imporant| At Dying Father’s Bed : natn Nash Coffee ” in its drive to crush an I's just as simple as that school in conformity to the tenets of his religion. King was sent to jail Monday under the state compulsory attendance law. Bismarck Theatre Given by most Bismarck Grocery Stores armed, secret revolutionary society, 6: Marx Dormoy, minister of the interior, | fgnetes N. Ya Nov. 28-0) Wins told the cabinet Tuesday. a yp (death, Mrs. Leon James Farley Tus- take Maina deeds arg ete tolday reached her Journey's end—the Metin, the Rachie aon: |bedside of her ‘T1-year-old critically harged that Premier Camille Ohaus {t atter, Patrick H. 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