The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 10, 1937, Page 10

. 10 Bickering Looms At Trade Parley {*Crude Figures’ Show U. S. Ad- vantage Over Britain, But Analysts Differ THREE STATE SOIL CONSERVATION AREAS ‘Impudent Clowns’ ee | 'Sacenteirs Named for McKen- zie, Slope-Hettinger, Kid- der Districts Charters of three soil conservation districts in McKenzie, Slope-Hettinger. and Kidder counties laid the ground- work Friday for a program of cor- rective measures in controlling wind erosion and water and soil conserva- tion, Corporate charters for the govern- mental subdivisions were issued by Secretary of State James D. Gronna under a 1937 law. Meetings with district supervisors are being held this week, said A. D. McKinnon, state director. visors are being asked to approve the work program and plans outlined by the state office for submission to Washington authorities. When finally approved, headquart- ers will be opened at Alexander, New England and Steele, Actual field work will begin next spring, McKinnon declared. This win- ter technicians will interview farm- ers, plan crop rotation and soil and water conservation practices for each farm. Supervisors named: McKenzie dist- rict—P, A, Nygaard, Alexander; Frank W. Erickson, Charbonneau, and A. O, Arnegard, Arnegard; Slope-Het- tinger district—Theodore Monke, Re- gent; Anton Schmit, New England; and J, P. Jacobs, Havelock; Kidder district—Ross Haibeck, William Sher- }man and Joe W. Hild, all of Steele. Railroad Commission Schedules Hearings Hearings will be held Dec. 17 at Ar- gusville and Dec. 18 at Kindred on the application of the Cass County Elec- tric Co-Operative, Inc., to construct and operate rural transmission lines in Barnes, Traill, Richland and Cass counties, Representatives of the state rail- road commission will take testimony on these and three requests of rail- roads on which hearings are set! Dec. 22 on the Northern Pacific's re- quest to discontinue caretaker service at Zenith and Dec. 21 on request of the Milwaukee road to substitute cus- todian services in lieu of agency serv- ice at Brisbane and Havelock. By DEWITT MacKENZIE (Associated Press Foreign Affairs Writer) New York, Dec. 10.—The Anglo- American horse-swappefs are prepar- ing for hard bargaining when Eng- land and the United States negotiate that projected trade pact. Already sufficient differences of m have developed to make it clear that it will require a good deal Of dickering to reach an agreement. That isn't to say grave obstacles have appeared in the way of thus furthering Secretary of State Cordell Hulls dream of achieving world- peace by lowering international tariff barriers. Should Favor England The latest bit of pre-conference propaganda comes from Londan. The Association of British Chambers of Commerce says that the United States should give Great Britain concessions three or four times as valuable as those given the United States. Says the chamber: “As the United Kingdom purchases from three to four times as much from the United States as the United States purchases from the United Kingdom, the approximate value of the concessions to be secured from America should be three to four times the value of those granted to Amer- ica.” It is true that from one angle we seem to have some such advantage, but read this from the widely quoted London publication, “The Economist:” ‘Crude Figures’ Favor U. 8. “At first sight, it is true, Great Britain appears to stand in an ad- vantageous bargaining position vis-a- vis the United States, for the crude figures of visable trade between the two countries give Great Britain a heavy adverse balance. “In the first half of the year, our imports from the United States were 47,041,000 pounds (roughly 235,000,000) and our exports of merchandise only 16,490,000 pounds, giving an import surplus. of 30,551,000 pounds, which is reduced to 23,996,000 pounds if 6,- 685,000 pounds of re-exports are ‘brought into the account. “But when ‘invisible’ items are taken into account, the balance in favor of the United States is smaller, ‘and if American trade with British oolonies is included, then the balance of payments becomes slightly adverse #0 the United States.” Can Start from Scratch If we accept this friendly view of ‘The Economist, it would appear that from the standpoint of trade bal- ‘@nces, the forthcoming parley can g@tart fairly well from _ scratch. Mlowever, the big issues likely ‘will re: volve about the imperial trade agree: ments made at Ottawa some five years ago, whereby England created tariffs giving heavy preferential J. M. Cathcart of Fatgq is secretary of the North Dako- ta Taxpayers’ association which decided to circulate several initiated measures for the next general election. TEXAS LEADING IN ' BENERIT PAYMENTS North Dakota Farmers Get About $10,000,000 More First 10 Months of 1937 VOROSHILOFF Moscow. Dec. 9.—()—Marshal Klementi E. Voroshiloff, Soviet commissar of war and navy, as- serted Thursday that threats of war against the U. 8. 8. R. thus far have been only the “boasting of impudent clowns.” In an election campaign speech at the Minsk garrison, he declared, however, that there was need for further preparedness as “we don't know what people will begin war or on what day.” Washington, Dec, 10.—()—The bu- reau of agricultural economics report- ed Thursday that Texas led all states in the amount of government benefit payments to farmers during the first ten months of this year. The amount was $35,585,000 com- pared with $23,734,000 for the same period last year. Payments to all farmers totaled $355,000,000 compared with $232,000,000 for the same period last year. Amounts paid to farmers in north central states for the ten months per- jod this year and last, respectivel: Minnesota $17,143,000 and $7,862,000; North Dakota $20,173,000 and $0,748, 000; South Dakota $14,834,000 and $7, 900,000; Montana $7,430,000 and #, 335,000, NOBLE FRACTURES THIGH London, Dec, 10.—(?)—Lord Milford Haven, 45-year-old great grandson of the late Queen Victoria, fractured his thigh in a fall Thursday while leaving a dinner party in Mayfair. ELKS SPONSORING | SAFETY PROGRAM, Series of Radio Shows Are Ar-| ranged Over Various North Dakota Stations Co-operating with the state high- way department and other agencies that seek to reduce the toll of acci- dents on the highways of state and/| nation, the Elks of North Dakota have commenced a series of radio broad- casts under the direction of Rev. Peter McGeough, Sanborn, district deputy. Herman Leonhard, ruler of the Bis- marck lodge, announces that Father McGeough has arranged for programs over KFYR Fridays at 8:30 p. m., over; the Minot station Mondays at 7:30! p. m., over the Valley City station Thursdays at 6:15 p.m. and over | the Mandan station at a time not) yet fixed. | These programs will feature short | two-minute talks by Charlie Spencer | Hart, grand exalted ruler of the EIks, | Orchids so large that four men were required to carry the plant, have been found in the Everglades National park, tu Florida. Free Delivery—9:00 - 10:30 - 2:30 - 4:30 Hansen and Enget, id Saturday Specials Phone 816 Friday Afternoon an THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1937 GHARTERS GRANTED |{ Scans Tax Matters |/Tong Island Woman Missing Six Months husband, said long since he eves his wife is dead. county are patiently awaiting the finding of her body. An invest!- gator asserted: We think her body was thrown in the ocean, and now we're waiting for the ocean to give it back. Carriers of Household Goods Seek Uniformity Conference of motor carriers. of supervisor, ICC bureau of motor car- household goods will be held by the| riers, will preside Interstate Commerce Commission at] of 87 being held in the United States. Cranberries, per Ib. .....-s006 Tomatoes, No. 23 tins, 2 for 25¢ Medium now—any time within the next three months, That's long enough to rot away any rope or loosen any wire. No matter what has hap- pened, we'll be able to make a selentific identification of the 11 a, m, June 9 in an automobile. At 1:30 a. m. June 10, a police- man found in Mrs. Parsons’ car @ penciled note addressed to “will Parsons” and saying: “I hhave your wife for $25,000 ran- 60m.” But no money was ever paid and every person connected with the case says no contact was ever made with any supposed kid- napers, And now authorities of “We're convinced she's dead. “That should happen any time day regulations by volt the carriers. E. M. Phone 928 Meats - Groceries 208 Sixth St. Oranges, juice size______.doz. 15¢ 16 ¢ | Ftuehes tor.... LOc Rice, choice Blue Rose _.3 lbs. 15¢ 22c treatment to her dominions. wusic by the Elks 99 band and othi ‘With the inauguration of these bar- ubicalt reantsstions Eooncorea by Oxy: dol Eggs Prunes riers the Big American trade with | the lodges of the nation. Giant size, 59c No, 1 short 26 c elie Red & White, 5 jd. s y el r r Doers Presumably Britain had received |North Dakota highway department, eae wee . No, 1 can, Milk Liver Sausage, 25 27 the approval of her Dominions be-|that the programs are intended to be | Tomato Juice 3 cans ...... 25c ‘ home made, 2 Ibs. Cc pound ....... Cc fore announcing that she was pre-|entertalning as well as educational ys wet. ASe und Steak, Sirloin or T-Bone, pared to negotiate a ti ; \ *, size, ey, ; . Kieren, ince te Guana agreement [wore of lw enforcement orzania- |] Grapefruit ¢r:.........20C| — Oatmeal fender, per Ib.;.. 2EC | per pound... LOC #0 heavily involved. There cer-|" py weg: tate hi Eon ‘New Ni xtra : ainly will have to be a readjustment comirniseioner hed nothing Saceed Oranges pad 2 nas oe 39c a 19c 0 those preferential tariffs, and that /or the Elks when informed of the ‘durseaad some hard selling for the|part the fraternal order was going Oven Baked 7 rere! to take in the gigantic effort to make Date Puddi No, 1 can, 25 Baker's Mill City Firm Ge t highway travel safer. ai udding 2 t0r...... c COCOA ity Firm Gets Se mae Fort Peck Contract| Hope for Ghandi’s Peanut Butter — Qusxi’:: eo Py e pet nati oe m_| Recovery Greater | — wa mim op JUST PHONE 1060 The Fesles Construction company ot Bombey, India, Dec. 10. - ATSUP 2 for ........0...000+ c —ettuese é eontract to install the four main tun-|¥ridey conte SE eld He fetie) Grapes mere: 23} tates 15 LETTUCE CARROTS Rel control gates at the Fort Peck)has increased hope for the recovery of pe 3 pounds 2.00 2n0+heee 2 heads ..... Cc Crisp, 5 Crop, 5 am. The firm’s bid was $1,876,922.21.|the ailing nationalist Jeader. Place Your Turkey Orders Early FAMCY, 2.sccrcccccvescoes C} | punch .....cccc0eeee0 02 OS = ; ‘Winessp all-purpose, WE HAVE A GOOD LINE OF CHRISTMAS TREES APPLES hanay home pack, only .... ORANGES CELERY GRAPEFRUIT tees VC BANANAS GRAPES CAMPBELL SOUP SPECIAL We Deliver ‘ ae a me All Phones 34 1 Chicken Noodle FRI. & SAT. SPECIALS Giant wate MAPOTEA 5 bars SOAP 2Ic ‘Libby’s Wax or Green Cut Beans, PND SAID, BUT yest ets scone : SALMON, Rosebud, med. 5 5 Minneopa Kidney Beans, No. 2 tin, 2 for. Dei Re Aya |e c ‘Tree Sweet Orange Juice, 12-02. tin, 2 for ———__—__ CARROTS, 5c Minneopa Mayonnaise, pint jar . NOODLES, R. & W., as- | per bunch ........... Honey, pure strained, 3-Ib. jar....... aig ene 15¢ | CORN, cata Baw. linneopa Green Tea, 2-0z. pkg., 2 for. : pats ERIN Std Bf 2 om 25c Marshmallows, 16-02. pkg. . . «».18¢ TOMATOES, R. & W., fey. | SapaHMALEOWS, Minneopa Apple Butter, 36-oz. jar. . -28¢ No. 2 cans, BS PEANUT BRITTLE, 2 Ibs. Minneopa Medium G: anle2t, tin... <bapnaeg ive a Spinach, No. 24, tin, 2 for. Blue Rose Rice, 3 pounds for.... GREEN TEA %-lb. pkg., 2 for 49c Ib. pkg. BAKER’S COCOA y [2% tb. 1% 14¢ vant BAKER'S COCOA an OC ean ia 9c'™ 14 (1 Set Sugar and Creamer Free GRAPEFRUIT, ORANGES, "FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES tae, tor. NDE | oe 3 dour DTC We have a nice assortment of Christmas nuts and candy, and ‘a large selection of fine Christmas Trees - - Meat Department - - Semi-Boneless * SWEET CLOVER HAMS 10-Ibs, average, (whole or half), per Ib... fancy Beef Pot Roast, per Ib. (Bound, SI or ie) .. 350." "Tey Out Fancy Corned Heal and dait Boe ois —_—_—_—_——— eee BISMARCK’S ONLY COMPLETE FOOD MARKET Fresh Peas, 2 Ibs.......25¢ . Sew White Cauliflower, extra nice, head. fancy, Small, Juicy Oranges, sweet as sugar, doz....15¢ Texas Grapefruit, large om 6 for .. ». 2c imperor Grapes, 3 lbs. 250 Cucumbers, Ripe Tomatoes, Celery Hearts, Green Mountain Squash We just received a complete line of California unsulphured fruits—Peaches, Apricots, Prunes, Black Mission Figs. MEATS FANCY ROUND STEAK, Ib. . BEEF POT ROAST, Wb. .... FRESH CALVES’ LEVER, ‘Ib. 2 for 15e ©0000000000000,.000000000 Pork & Weans Catsup ne 15¢ | om nn 19e Shredded Wheat ‘TOMATO SOUP 23c 0000000000000000000000 POT ROAST PORK ROAST, ° pount....... L8C, 20 | poana..... 25€, 28 “PICNICS. LEG 0’ LAMB COTTAGE CHEESE VEAL ROAST Western, — ° Shealder GUSSNER’S " JUST PHONE 1060 at the meeting, two Fatal Fight Follows Man’s Failure to Stop Fargo Tuesday and Bismarck Wednes- uniformity of rates and luntary agreement of Hendricks, district 288 size, desen eal 19c Cosmberrins. “25 5 Lettuce Solid heads, each :....... Standby Tomatoes Ne. 2% can ........ Swt. Potatoes Qa Grapefruit 90. and 70 size, 6 fer.. 19c 37¢ reenuts yb Oe | ta ner a pone 10c| ee... 20 Bulk Dates 17 ee ee RICE and BEANS, per Ib. “We Thank You” Richelieu Canned Fruits and Vegetables = Just received a solid car of these fancy canned geeds. Im lots. of 12 or more cans asserted, we will allew a special 10% Discount, Steck up new. . Every can guaranteed, You can.also include Monsoon Brand etter geod all next week “Gift Department” erful Line of Fine Candies, Candied Pruits, Dates, Glased Fruits, Ginger, Fruit and Puddings, and a vast number of very nice les ‘You must see them. f ie for Christmas “Vegetables” Tomatoes - Head Lettuce - Celery Hearts - Cauliflower Brussels Sprouts - ;Yams (Sweet Potatoes) Rutabagas - -Parsnips - Green Onions “Fruits” 24c. * Grapefruit, -“Grocery Department” - (Christmas Seals with each purchase) Baker’s Cocoa © %-lb. Can 1-b, Can 2-lb. Can 9c 185c 27c Hershey's Chocolate, S 4 -pound package errr | Cc 2a 19c 7 “Meat Department” All Beef, Perk and Lamb U. 8. Inspected Fancy Beef Pot Roast, ‘Short Ribs, 18c 10c : Fancy Beef Round Steak, om peat 26c > per pound BEG Ts hearer oticltereseiee Ge “per ‘pound does tricvclseettestsaeadon ea Gee : per seem gocds Teettneenteneneeee Cc per pound sets toscssbscttartiseseotos Md OL: Ham Loaf, just bake, 4 to 5 pounds each, per pound............40C Pancy = Stewing Hens - Capons - Turkeys ALL PHONES 211 118 THIRD 8T. Deliveries—S:45 & 10:30 A. ML; 9:30 & 4:30 P, ML ; _ Close Saturday at 7:00 P. a.