The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 30, 1937, Page 7

«WAR STOCKS LEAD 4 ii 3 : ( 2s ee ee Pas - on sorted Sige "6.05 50. feeder lambs scarce, genuine 8} 5 ‘good to choice 140 to 200 Ibs. 7.50 to P ahipments 58: grate, demand h ew! Ras MARKET FORWARD IN MILD RECOVERY Push Up Two Points in Atmos- phere of Caution; 900,000 Shares Change Hands _New York, Dec. 30.—(?)—War mate- vials stocks again furnished most of the buying ammunition for Thursday's stock market, With indications an army and navy expansion program will be inaugurat- ed.in the coming year, selected steels, aircrafts and specialties which may benefit by defense spending pushed ‘up as much as 2 or more points at the best. were slow throughout, Dealings however, and profit realizing reduced | Oats . extreme advances in the closing hour. Trading forces, on the whole, moved carefully in view of the opening of congress Monday and doubts as to just what the president will say in his| \.Wn¢ tnessage to the lawmakers. The S-hour turnover approximated 900,000 shares. Corporation did better, but U. 8. government securities failed to get ahead. coe were moderately mix- ed, | Livestock | SO. ST. PAUL South St. Paul, Dec. 30.—(AP—D. 8. D. A)—Cattle 2,500; slaughter steers slow, about steady, undertone weak; few short feds 6.00 to 7.50; some held around 8.00 most heifers 6.50 down; beef cows 4.75 to 5.75; little change; low cutters and cutters 3.50 to 4.50; bulls steady, good beef bulls up to 6.50; stockers and feeders slow. Calves 2,000; vealers steady; most good and choice 8.00 to 9.50; early top 10.00. Hogs 10,000; very slow, no early sales; early bids fully 10 to 15 lower; 7.90; no early shipper action, average cost Wednesday 7.51; weight 234 lbs. Sheep, 4,000; load choice around 80- pound fed’ lambs 8.65 to shippers or about 10 lower; packers talking rather sharply lower on other slaughter lambs; early sales good to choice fed yearlings about steady, 7.25-50; Slaughter ewes steady; good choice 125-pound fed ewes 3.50; plain to good natives 1.50-3.25. Dairy cows generally steady, supply light; few good springers 65.00-75.00; best selections quoted above. Chicago, Des. 30.—(®)—(U, 8. D. A.) (Ry A. 4,000 including {000 direct; —Hoga’ 210 ity steady to 10 lower than Wednes average; little done on hogs 22 up; bidding 15-25 lower; top 8.40; bul ood and choice 150-200 lb. averat 15-25; few sales 210- ry 240 Ibs, 7.70-8,20; practically nothing done on heavier weights; packing sows steady to 15 lower: most early sales fos 3 few best light weights up to 6.7 Cattle 1000; calves 1000; steers pre- dominating in run; grading mostly medium to good with sprinkling good kinds here; trade extremely dull; scattered sales 25 lower than Wed- nesday and more than 50 dawn com- pared with last Monday; all grades and weights under pressure; narrow shipper demand weakenin, good grade offerings: few loads 650-8253 sprinkling 8.75-9.: or 25 down; heif- ers weak to 25 lower; beef cows steady to weak; cutters about steady; bulls and vealers strong and active, weighty sausage bulls up to 7.00; selected veal- ers with weight to 12.00, Sheep 14,000 including 100 direct; fat lambs very slow, indications around 25 lower; now talking 8.25-50 on good and choice; handy and med- jum lambs held upwards to 8.75 and above thing done on yearlings; in- Sloux City, D A.)—Cattle 2200; and yearlings slow, under- 3 fed heifers slow; few sales ly; other classes little stockers and feeders scarce, firm; liberal share fed steers and year- lings eligible around fe lots held around 9.00; light fed heifers around 6.75; held above 7.25; bulk beef cows 4.75- 5.5 utter grades mainly 3.75-4.50; few ete medium grade light stockers Hogs 8000, including 1200 direct; fairly good action on weights 230 lb. conn mostly 25 lower good and choice 60-240 —(U. 8, Saae carlots Eeood some acker bids 25 or more lower on heavy Bisheea ght Nights and pigs to 00; good sows bid 6.00; fat 5 Sheep 3000; no early action; indications around 25 lower; around for sorted skins; slaughter ewes and FARGO Fargo, N. D., Dec. 30.—(@)—Live- BtOEK quotatio: steers and yearlings 8.0¢- good steers and yearlings 7.00. 00; plain steers medium pelts rs 4.00-5.0 yea good cows 5 4. 0 fair cows 4.004. 00; bulls 5.25-5.75; (ars ase medium “bulls ommon bulls 3.25- al 8.00-9.00; good =6.00; good to choice y medium to common “Genuine yal Be cares sm Peoulne spring. incite cult (80: ling: 00; light ana” down | 2.75-335: 00 bucks 1.300280. ee and down Ibs 6.75- le 3s Ibs. 270-200 Ibs. 6.00; 330-360 6.00; d0'ibs, and over stags no dock 4.50-5.00. CHICAGO POTATOES Hogi ves (U, 8. D. rack 154, total steady, supplies mod- slow; sacked Be Burbanks US. ‘ek 1.0 r] i Fre No. 2, 1.17% tpicrads Red McClures, ‘US. 4 North Dakots Bliss Per cent US, . ai rOnRA whites ui ich Mor LES 30.—()—Range Sark northern No. 3 ealtoe BY} No. 3 White 29%; No. No, 2 malting 80-82; Ups No. 2, Mi bonds, on the whole, | Grain Quotations] (Fornished by Lherenek Miller Ce.) No, 1 dark Pace 58 Ibs. 8 92 No, 2 dark northern, 57 Ibs. - 2 | No. 3 dark northern, 56 Ibs., - 2 { No, 3 dark northern, 55 Ibs. 87 No. 4 dark northern, 54 lbs. 83 No, 4 dark northern, 53 Ibs. No. 5 dark northern, 52 Ibs. No. 5 dark northern, 51 lbs.. | No. 5 dark northern, 50 Ibs. Sample Grain: : 49 Ibs, 73; 48 lbs, 71; 47 lbs. 69; 46 Ibs. 67; 45 ibs., 65; 44 Ibs. 63; 43 lbs. 61; 42 lbs. 59; 41 Ibs. 57; 40 lbs, 55; 39 Ibs., 53; 38 lbs., 51; 37 Ibs, 49. No, 1 hard amber durum 89 No. 1 mixed durum ot No, 1 red durum 8T No. 1 flax .. 1.79 No, 2 flax 1.16 No. 1 rye 52 Barley ... a Hard w CHICAGO RANGE 81% 6l MINNEAPOLIS RANGE Minneapolis, Dec. 30.—(?)}— May Biveticeupal eine MDE, 28 Wheat— Open eign Low Close|ley %c up at 49% and May corn un- May .. 99% 99% 98% 98%] changed at 56%. July .. 96% 6% 9% 96 Little cash wheat was in and de- core mand was good, Virtually no durum : 56% | Tan’ Soen wise In wood detsind, Oats wee Barley—" i was in quiet to slow. demand. Rye 49% 49% 49% 49%] demand was good. Barley tone was firm, Flax offerings were light and 66% 67% 66% .67%|in steady crusher demand. a ee rf 3% 28 28 || Produce Markets is | 199 198 198% CHICAGO titre arene 2.00 Chicago, Dec. 30.—()—Poultry rul- ed firm, butter was weak and eggs Dultun, Minn Dee, SO er et wea uh, Minn, SR, h jycreamery-spe- rum— Chen High Low Close] cialis (28 score) 38-284 ee 4 fir 8-89) 30-20%; seconds ( MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN ;_ Minneapolis, Dec 30.—(A%—Wheat |receipts Thursday 24 compared to 65 8 year ago gcain closing quotations today follow Cash Wheat %| most of the time a dull Minneapolis cash wheat and coarse | ¢ *;mium marks 29-30; exchange specials + | 23-27, Rocks aSiccolered, 21- a mostly 21-24; "| 25; colored 21-24, WHEAT MOVES IN SMALL RANGE IN TRADE IN CHICAGO Close Fractionally Off; Export Business Picks Up; Trad- ing Is Light Chicago, Dec. 30.—()—In a light trade, Chicago wheat prices swung in- decisively Thursday within a range of ere @ cent a bushel. A steady tone prevailed in wheat during late dealings following reports of fair export business in United States wheat. Approximately 350,000 bushels of domestic hard winter wheat was estimated to have been taken ‘Thursday for shipment to European continental countries with 250,000 bushels of Canadian wheat bought for Great Britain. Export purchases of United States corn were placed at 400,000 to 500,000 bushels, At the close, Chicago wheat futures were unchanged to % off compared with Wednesday's finish, May 90 to 90%, July 84% to %, corn % to % advanced, May 61% to %, July 61, and oats unchanged. PROFIT-TAKING BRINGS DIP Minneapolis, Dec. 30,—(#)—There were a few moments of activity in the wheat futures pit here Thursday but holiday tone prevailed. Profit- staking caused: the last dip and an easy clos ee wheat closed ee sown at 08% and oy. unchanged at Wiaz dragued lower with trade very thin. Crusher demand was light. May flax closed 1%c power: at 1.98% aul July 1%c down at 2.0 (8! S74) 2h 29%; standards (90 central- ized carlots) Eggs 5665, tendy refrigerator ex- tras 21; standards 29%; firsts 20%; other prices ‘unchanged, Poultry, livers 1 car, 41 trucks, firm; hen turkeys, 26%; other prices un- change: Dressed market changed. firm, prices un- NEW YORK Dec, 30.—(®)—Butter, unsettled. Creamer: Higher extra 34%-35%; extra (92 score) 34%: firsts (88-91) 31%-34%; seconds (84-87) 30-31, Cheese, 26,080, Eggs, 11,332; labeled, Mixed col- 28 tandards New York, 24; med= 1, 22; aver- Refrigerator standards 20%; is 19%-20; medium + dirties 18% -19. 5 of premium marks Nearby and midwestern, pre- 30-32, 28. Midwestern, exchange standards are Nearby, fancy mediums 27-29. Nearby and western, “exchange med- iums 3; average pullets 25. Pacific coast, Jumbo and premiums 31-38%; specials 29%-30; standards 29-29%; mediums 29% -30, Browns: Extra fancy 30-31. Nearby and western, special packs 29. Near- small to ‘mediums 26-27. aabuck eggs: Fancy to extra fancy eDroanea poultry, about steady, boxes, fresh: Turkeys, western un- quoted. Frozen: Turkeys, western Other fresh and frozen prices unchanged, Live poultry, by freight, fir chickens, Rocks 26; colored 2 mostly 24. Fowls, colored Leghorn 18-19, pe ee 19. hens, 35; toms By express, ay eeeaiere Chickens, Rocks 22-26, mostly 18-26, mostly 23-%4- 3, mostly 23; reds + Leghorn 23-24%, Fowls, colored 25-26, most reds 2: 22-33%; cross: mostly 37. Delivered To Arrive thyDNS GO Ibs..... 1.08% 1.18% ...0. soe 1DNS 69 Tbs, ...... 107% 1.16% oe enon I1DNS 58 DS, o24... 108% 115% ...00 cove 1.05% 1.13% 108% 1.11% 1.01% 1.08% 99% 106% 600 sever 87% 1.038% ...00 seeee 95% 1.01% oe eeee 93% 98% . 91% 95% ...60 ern spring ++ 1.03% 107% (Lower test welght nominally discounted 4c Ib) Montana Winter Wheat 14% pvotein 1DH Wor 1H OW... 1.05% ...06 oe we 13% protein 1DH Wor 1 HOW... 108% 000 sss0e coo 12% protein 1DH Wor 1H OW.«... 1.015% ..00 seeee one Grade of 1DH Wor 1HW... 97% 99% ....._..... Minnesota and south Dakoia Wheat 1DH Wor LHW... 96% 97% 2DH Wor 2H W... 94% 95% -..00 ores 8DH Wor 3HW... 92% 93% te aeeee Durum 1 amber hd GO Ibs. .. 88% 1.04% ..0.0 seeee 2 amber ha 58 Ibs. 87% 1.08% 2 amber | hd Ibs. 85% 1.02% 3 Bane nd 5ST Ibs, 83% 1.00% 3 amber hd 56 Ibs, .. 82:2 96% 4 amber bd 55 lbs. BY, 95% wroee ceeee 4 amber hd 54 Ibs. 19% 92% sone sneer S amber ba’ 53 1 ATT BO soe soe 5 ander ‘ba’ TS Ye BBY sees soene 5 abet ‘hd 73% 83% ‘Grane — 1 amber.... 84% 88% 1rd durum 88% 89% (Lower test weight nominally discounted 5c per 1b.) Grains ’ 342 56% 57% 3 y AK 58K 4 52% 54% 5 ATH 51% FAR 55% 55% 3 53% 54% 4 50% 52% 5 46% 50 2 - 29% 30 {3 28% .29 4 27 28% 60 83 see - 55 .18 » SZ OT 40 58 69% 73% 69% ..... No. 1 2.04% 211% ..... cee)! BOSTON Woo. Boston, Dec. 30.—()—(U. S. D. A.)— The undertone of the Boston wool market today was fairly firm despite slow trade. Quotations on Texas wools showed a stiffening tendency. While difficult to secure more than 72 to 75 scoured basis for 12-month Texas wools some holders were fusing to sell further prices within this range. months Texas wools we: ed at 67 to 70 scoured ba: having been closed recently Greasy, fall Texas wools were quoted mostly at 60 scoured baste eand slightly above. MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR Minneapolis, Dec. 30.—()—Flour, carload tots, per barrel in 98 pound cotton sack changed, 6.1: changed, 5.60. 3 No, oy bite 12. not ai standard patents, un- Shipments, a spa Pure brat Standard mlddlings 19.50-20.00. BUTTER AND EGG FUTURES Chicago, Dec. 30.—(P)—. Butter Futures, Storage Standards: % High Low Close December . 31% January 30% February 30% Egg Futu rator Standards: December . 20 21% January ... 19% Miscellaneous | pe TT Boyes tel Yor! 10, ——()—Selling “| settlement in the *| were narrow and tended downward in : northern spring 1.08 Hern 1.085% Family patents, un- | 3 re on ihe wrench franc let up following a compromise strike French capital. Changes in other European currencies terms of the dollar. Noon rates follow: demand in dollars, others Britain 4.99 13- aaly, 5.26%; 21.50; travel 25. 73 Great Britain fn _cents: 16; France y eae Germ: Nor: 25. Sweden 25.77 Montreal in New | York 99.89 1-16, MONEY RATES New York, Dec, 30.—(#)—Call money steady; 1 per cent all day. Prime commercial eae ey te cent. Time tpaae steady, 60-90 days 1%; 4-6 mos. 1% per cent. Bankers acce} ces unchanged. CUR ‘OCKS New York, Dec. 30.—(@)—Curb: American Gen. 4%. Cities Service 1%. Elec Bond & Share 8%. Fisk Rubber 5%. \ GOVERNMENT BONDS New York, Dec. 30.—(®}—Govern- ment Bonds: Treasury 4 116.18, Treasury 12. MINNEAPOLIS STOCKS i Aeinnaapolis, Dec, 30.—()}—Stocks clo: First Bank Stock 10%. Northwest Banco 6%. oe ‘AGO STOCKS 1 Associated Press) Miawert ‘Corp. 5%. CHICAGO CASH GRAIN oe AE Dec. 30.—(@)—Cash wheat: 3 reg 90; sample grade hard 73-90 Ginter Tye mixed). . 3 mized 59; No. 1 yellow 3 yellow 59-59%; No, 2 sample grade 54. 1 wntte 33-33%; sample 2 ee. 95. Batiey Feed “0-60 ; malting 70-85. amore seed 95; red_ clover seed 30.00-35.00; 6759.5 | DULUTH CASH GRAIN Duluth, Dec. Nort heavy cash prices. Wheat: No. vy aah dark nortl 5, 9 V northern 1,05% - “108% hard pintey Montana s Ooi a 05% Dur- ma: Turkeys, | 7 ay {over for a two-hour Closing Prices Deo. 30, Adams Exp 8% /Lig M B 4a 88% | THREE refined, middle aged men, or ees thie Loew's ry poner well sequainted in the city. =f Lorillard P 16% | Social service work experience pre- ale-08 mt Mack Trks 18% | ferred but not absolutely necessary. lam Cry Sug 13% Mar Field 7% | Prospects of good earnings and a Am H& L 3, |McKes& R 6% Permanent connection. Write Trib- Am Inter 6 [MOE REE asus va Teck ne Mid-Con P 18% Female Help Wanted Am PL 5% Minn Hon 6 |WANTED—Girl for general house- Am Rad 12% |Minn Mol 5%| work. Must like children, Phone Am Rol Mil 1446. rea 8 Ref stil FPF 31% Am Sug Ret 24% |NAt Blacult 11% SPECIAL am Te Te Hk [Nat Dy Pr 13% ||| Men's 3-plece sult, one siecktie, Am W Wks 11, [Nat Distil 20% ered eed seomee, 9Ley 7 Am soo Pt 2814 |Nat Steel Peg Perfection Cleaners ‘arm tl 5% | Nat Tes 3% |] Phone 718 Thayer As Dry G 6% bd Fag uy ——_—_—_——Ss— ( ee ee No Amer 19% Work Wanted aod Avia Corp 3% |NO Pacific 10% | $5.00 REWARD for a permanent posi- Bald Loco ™% Ohio Oi 12% | tion in a print shop. My previous Balt & Ohio 10% | Oliver Farm 25%/ experience is one year. Am 27 years Ty 13% |Otis Elev 22% | of age, and will go anywhere. Alfred Bendix a1 |Pac G & El 26%] Lindgren, 11¢ W. Main 8t., Bis- Bethl st 58, | Packard 4%| _marok, N, Dak. a Boeing Air 31% eed 9% | YOUNG man wants bookkeeping or Borden 18% petro ene oak Stenographic position, 3 years) ex- Briggs Mfg 19%} Due Nim 54) perience. Good references. Write Budd Wh 3K | Renney s° St | _Tribune Ad, 25488, Bur Ad’Mch 17 Phe! a¢y, | UAUNDRY wanted. Prices very rea- Butler Bros 6% aa ee 92% | Sonable. All work guaranteed, We on oops &Z 2% Phillips Pet 39 call for and deliver. Tel. 1253, Can bac, 7 | Proc & Gam 4% | COOK wants position. Can do pastry. Case ID 86 '| Pub Sve NJ 32% Can furnish references. Write Trib- Caterpil 47 [Pullman 30% _une Ad. 25463 Celanese 14%, | Pure Oil 1 WANTED—Day_ or hour work by com- Cer d Pasco 37%| Purity Bak 7%| petent woman. Bernice Stuart, Ches&O 33%, | Radio 6 | _phone zi, Ct Chi&NW 1 wes ° 3% | WANTED—Work by middle aged lady. Chi Gt W 1 'm Rand 1343)" Cooking preferred. Call 51. ChiG W pid 3x Rao Motor 2 | —_—_—————_— - CM&tP Sok OM StP pid 1% | 60.0 heen We can stop Gra Ph | Seabd ol hard winter starting Col-Palm 9 | Sears-oRe in your car ClGE 8 | servel Ask tany Com Solv 7 Com é& Sou 134 Simmons Fleck Motor Sales 2 Con Edis 22 Socony Vac Con Oil 8% ou Oe Ed — Cont Can 38%) Soy'Ry Lt Wanted to Rent Gont Ol Del 2n2| 80-Ry pia 18%| WANTED—Hented apartment, five Corn Prod 50% Sperry Corp 17%} rooms with bath. Will pay $50. Crosley 7 | Std Brands 7% aang ae) plente: Phone 956, 2 Cub Am Bug 3% StdG&El 4 = (MINIMUM CHARGE 45c) (All Curt Wret 3% | Std Oll Cal 28% Deere & Go 21%| St4 Oll Ind 33% DAILY RATES Dia Match 20% . © an: 1 time Dome Mines 54 /|Stw War 8% 70 Weekly Doug Airc 38% | Stone & Web 10 on.00 $5.00 Diente awe Studebaker 4% Copy must be tm at 12:00 Noon for Batt Kod 100 | Swift & Co 16% ‘Auto Lite 16 | Texas Corp 39% : Sees Hl Pw & Lt 11% Pe aN] Department Said Said Ready to Lost and Found Gen Eiee 41% {Tim Roll 39%] Ask for 10 or 15 More |FOUND—and turned in to Tribune Gen Foods’ 30 | 7Tans-Am 1% 40. * office: Two keys on chain; seven Gen Mills 51 | Tri-Cont Cor 3% ,000-Ton Cruisers keys on chain; three pairs horn Gen Motors 30% |Tru-Traex 5% ——_—_—__ rimmed glasses; one pair yellow gold Gillette 9% |Union Car 74%{ Washington, Dec, 30.—(P)—Advo-| rimmed glasses in case; one pair Goodrich 14%|Union Pac 82 |cates of a bigger navy suggested! white gold rimmed glasses in case. Goodyear 17 |Un Air Corp 25% | Thursday that construction of addi-| Call at Tribune. Gra-Paige 1% United Corp 3% | tional warships, being considered pri- | tosT—November 25, medium sized GNiIr Ctf 12%| United Drug 6%/marily because of concern over in- dog, black smooth hair, white neck, GNRy Pt 21%| United Fruit 56 | ternational developments, would give) collar and chain, Finder call Man- G Wes Sug 25%| Un Gas Imp 10% , a direct stimulus to employment and dan 36, Greyhound 9% |US Ind Al 20 | industry in the United States. Hec Prod 6 |US Pipe 25 Announcing it was possible further Houd-H B 1% |U8 R & Imp 4% | requests might be sent to congress Howe Sound 42% |US Rubber 23% | later, President Roosevelt already nas YOUR LUCKY NUMBER Hudson Mot 6% |US Smelt R 60 | disclosed that the budget for the next 1s our phone Harper Hupp Mot 1% | US Steel 54 | fiscal year provides for two battle- Quality W. Economy Ill Cent 9% |US 8t Pf 105%) ships, two light cruisers, eight de- Ind Rayon 17% |Vanadium 15 | stroyers and six submarines. Int Harv 64 |War Pict 6 Informed persons said further that Int Nick Can 44% |West Un 24% the navy department was prepared Int T & Tel 6% | West Air 24% |to ask for 10 or 15 more 10,000-ton Johns-Man 80 | West El 99% | cruisers, costing about $20,000,000 each. Kennecott 35% |White Mot 8% ABEIT RIAA EL Kresge (8 8) 15% | Wilson & Co 5% Livestock for Sale Krog Groc 14% {Woolworth 35% PUREBRED registered Hereford bulls. Lib-O-F Gl 34% | Wrigley Jr 60% Excellent quality and breeding. One fourth cash down. Balance in 2 annual payments. Patterson Land — | Thrown in Jail for | Christmas Greeting Minneapolis, Dec. 30.—(7)—A man was in jail Thuraday because he extended Christmas to a friend in the state of Wash- ington by long distance telephone. Officials of a Washington ave- nue hotel said the man made s telephone call to Bothell, Wash., Christmas Day. The bill amount- ed_to $29.90, They said the man walked off, neglecting to settle for the bill. Barr Exhibit Is Held Over for Another Day Such an enthusiastic reception has been accorded the exhibit of paintings by Paul E. Barr, director of the art department at the University of North Dakota, that arrangements have been made to hold the paintings from 9:30 to 11:30 a. m. The paintings, all of them scenes of the North Dakota Bad Lands, are on display in Memorial hall in the state capitol building. No admission them. The exhibit will be open for the public to see Thursday evening | ag: until 7:30 o'clock, when the Boy Scout court of honor will convene, More than 800 persons had seen the display by Thursday noon. Approxi- mately 500 visited the hall Wednesday afternoon, while more than 150 came ‘Wednesday evening. A large number of the visitors have been men. Tea is to be served Thursday after- noon from 4 to 6 o'clock. General chairman of the exhibit is Edna La- Moore Waldo, Lorene) of the Bis- marck branch, League of American Pen Women, the organization spon- soring the art display here. Four young women who are stu- dents at the University are assisting with the exhibit. They are the Misses Vivian Coghlan, Peggy Jane Skeels, Evelyn O'Keefe and Eleanor Lewis. MAKE TRADE PACT gee ae 30.—()—Italy and Ja- d Thursday upon a basis for Frade witt with Italian East Africa, The sport of motorcycing reached | ts all-time high record in 1935 in the United States, when 3,250,000 persons attended 760 meets. GRAIN at Dec. 5 0.—UP}-— W he: vanged ‘to 1 higher; Dec. May 1.18%-%. 8 he %ec higher; Dec. 19%; May wheat No. 1 northern 1.43%; northern 1.38; No. 3 northern | New York Stocks| Help Wanted SEEK END OF WPA Southern Democrats Drafting Budget-Balancing Program; Would Slash PWA, Too Washington, Dec. 30.—(#)—An econ- omy bloc composed of 10 southern Democratic representatives, it was learned Thursday, is drafting a de- tailed budget-balancing program for submission to President Roosevelt. The bloc is considering demanding drastic cuts in the Works Progress Administration, the Public Works Ad- ministration and federal highway aid. Members recently discussed the pos- albility of asking that WPA be dis- continued entirely and that an an- nual appropriation of about $500,000,- 000 be substituted for outright pur- chase of food and clothing for needy. ‘The relief appropriation for this year was $1,500,000,000. Smith, Dodson Match Shots for Top Money charge is being made for viewing| ing at stake. In addition, they split half of the gallery receipts, Trailing by two strokes at 54 holes, Smith cracked out # three-under-par to overtake Dodson. Hettinger, N. England Quintets Reach Finals Hettinger, N. D., Dec. 30.—(7)—New England and Hettinger high schools reached the finals of a four-team bas- ketball tournament here Thursday. downed Bowman, 15-11, CHILD'S HUSBAND JAILED Te aa piped maul Ida mph iain Bell Thomas ended f abruptly Zhureday, when Tennessee's new “child bride’ law was invoked to jail her husband- for-a-day. ‘MUCH IMPRO' ats No. 2 white 52%; No. 3 white MINNEAPOLIS POTATOES Minneapolis, De .—(P}—Potatoes unchanged. VED’ Lafayette, Ala., Dec, 90.—(#—Dr. N. Wheeler J. Thomas Heflin, lobar pneumonia, was proved,” but “not yet out suffering ‘m sorry you're way past your stop but if you’d take advantage of @ Bismarck Tribune classified ad used car you wouldn't get into jams like this.” THE y BISMARCK TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES 2days Sdays 4days Sdaye Gdaze 8 75 30 20 25 2.00 Classified ads are cash with order) CLASSIFIRD DISPLAY RATES PER COLUMN INCH (IN BORDER ADS) Co., Bismarck. Office Equipment YOU WILL find the Markwell paper fastener the neatest stapler you have ever used Staples sheets to- gether temporarily or permanently Order them from The Bismarck Tribune Co. —[_lS]]=]]"_=_=_—_—_—_—= Coal for Sale hares or Wilton coal: two to six loads. $2.65 delivered. Phone 2314, Bob Morris. . WILTON or Genter coal. Two to six ton loads, $2.65 per ton, Phone 1515. Cecil Morris, MONTHLY RATES 2 times 3 times Dat ‘Weekly Weekly Me 87.50 6 day publication, Exclusive—Exclusive! 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Equipped for winter driving. $450. _Call 1831-LJ after 5 p. m. A 1934 Model Plymouth DeLuxe coupe* Good condition. Low mileage. Must sell. 510 5th St. A few new 1937 Electrolux GAS Refrigerators SENSATIONALLY LOW PRICED for quick clearance. Reduced as much as 257% Montana-Dakota Utilities Company Phone 1030 Bismarck Instruction SUE DIGBY, instructor shorthanc and typing. New classes begin Jan- uary 3. 223 Second St. Phone 1619 Apartments for Rent AVAILABLE January 1st, furnished cozy basement apartment, built-in features. Suitable two working girls. 607 and ‘Bt, FURNISHED apartment, including lights, water, heat, gas and Kel- vinator. Close to capitol. 930 4th St., last back door, south entrance. AVAILABLE Jan. 1st, modern 3-room unfurnished basement apartment. New home. Adults preferred. Magic Chef and Electrolux, 918 10th Bt. NICELY furnished two room apart- ment, Everything furnished includ- ing frigidaire and laundry privi- leges. 1510 Thayer. Phone 1650. TWO room apartment, $2250; two rooms and bath, $35; 5-room bunga- low, $45; 7-room two-family house, $40._T. M. Casey & Son. NICELY furnished 2-room apartment including lights, gas, water and heat, Leundry privileges. Close in. Phone 637-M. 218 Ist. UNFURNISHED apartment for two adults. With garage. vailable January 1. Inquire at 6th 8t. Phone 431. FURNISHED 2-room basement apart- ment, private entrance. Lights, gas and water included in rent. 812 Ave. C. OFFICE space for rent. Available Jan. Ist. Call at Cowan’s Drug Store, phone 102. Rooms for Rent WELL furnished comfortable, newly decorated room on ground floor. Suitable for one or two adults. Close in. One block from Broadway. Phone 580-W. EXCEPTIONALLY well furnished sleeping room, private entrance. On bus line. Close in. 611 Ave. B. Phone 1570-R. o WARM room, deep sleep mattress. Gas heat. Always hot water. Half block from bus line. Close in. 217 1st St. Phone 148. CENTER and Wilton coal, $2.65 per ton delivered, Phone 1356-M. Harold Smith, Household Goods for Sale DAVENPORT and chair, bedroom set, porcelain top kitchen table, chairs, etc. Priced reasonable. 410 12th St. ORE Garenport, good condition. Phone We can supply you with every- PAINT & GLASS CO. 213 Main Wi VANTINE Phone 544 Houses for Rent JAN, 18T, 5-room all modern bunga- low, good condition. With garage. At 233 W. Rosser. Gas and hot water heat. Call 504. +1 JAN. ist, six room modern house, hot water heat. Garage. Located 819 PLEASANT sleeping room in new modern home. Clean and quiet. Always hot water. Phone 120-R. 503 4th. NICELY furnished basement sleeping room, Suitable light housekeeping. Radiant heat. 216 Thayer. Phone 1276. NICELY furnished room. Hot water always. Centraily located. Mrs, T. E. Flaherty, 607 6th. Phone 835. COMFORTABLE warm room across street from post office. Always hot water. 212 3rd St. Phone 428. SLEEPING room with or without kitchen privileges. No smoking or drinking. 409 Sth Bt. aS LARGE rooms with closets. Close in. Hot water heat. Hot water a times. 816 Main Ave. TWO rooms, one double, one single. Warm and clean. Opposite post office, 208 Third St. FURNISHED sleeping room. Hot water always. Close in. Phone 637-M. 218 1st St. PLEASANT comfortable sleeping room, near bath. Close in. 302 8th St. Phone 375. SLEEPING room for one or two. Next Call at 2nd St. Inquire at 607 6th St. or} to bath. Phone 1531-W. Phone 835. 617 8th St. FINE bungalow, 3 bedrooms. Gas|LARGE, well furnished sleeping room heat. Exceptionally good. Avail-| with closet. In new home. Always able Jan. Ist. Phone 1178. hot water. 522 7th 8t. NEW MODERN gas heated five room bungalow at 909 Ave. E. Available Jan. Ist. Phone 2080-J. TWO nice sleeping rooms. Gentie- men preferred. Call Jake Gartner, 215 N. 12th St. STRICTLY modern six room house and garage. Available at once. At 114 Ave. E. Call 1752-J. NICE clean room. Close to capitol. ns se 922 7th St. Phone 452 or -W. ROOM furnished or unfurnished modern house at 512 Ave. A, west. On bus line. Phone 1282-M. SMALL nicely furnished room, next to bath. Always hot water. 614 8th St. SEVEN room house located 414 12th St. Phone before 6 p. m., 260, After 6 p. m,, 512-W. SMALL modern house, south side. Chase. Reasonable. Call at 113 st THREE room partly mover cottage at 107 Mandan 8t. ‘Tel. 504. MODERN warm room. Hot and cold water in room. 510 Fourth St. GLEAN warm sleeping room, next to, bath. Close in. Phone 1474-R. NICE comfortable room for rent at 410 Third St. Phone 532-M. SLEEPING room close to bath. Al- ways hot water. 120 Ave. A. said Thursday Former|MODERN 6-room house. Close tw schools. Call 2414-M. “much im- SIX room modern house with garage.| TWO of danger.” | Sees eh ee eee ap ee 5th 8 ROOM with board at 406 6th st Phone 431. Eepene (FOURS: $98 Pen LARGE furnished one room, TWO room furnished apartment, pri- vate entrance. Private bath. $25. 811 2nd St. Phone’ Mrs. Spears, 410-M. ae BEAUTIFULLY furnished warm one room apartment. Lavatory. Bus two blocks. Private entrance. Ground floor. 206 Park. LARGE 3-room apartment, with bath. Partly furnished, $30. One block from business section, 222 2nd 8t. gat heated basement apartment for working people. Call 222 3rd St. COMPLETELY furnished one room and kitchenette. Reasonable. Adults only. 622 3rd St. Phone 1368-W. AVAILABLE Jan, 15, desirable large apartment,.two bedrooms, ground floor, unfurnished. Phone 600. SMALL one room apartment, upstairs. Near bath. $15. Phone 1093-W or call evenings gs at 305 305 3rd St. ONE room furnished apartment. Ground floor. Lights, heat and washer furnished. 416 6th St. THREE room furnished apartment. Frigidaire. Private entrance. Good location, Immediate possession. 318 _ 9th Bt. WELL furnished 3 rooms and bath. Cooking gas, city heat and water furnished. $45. Phone 1063, TWO newly built unfurnished apart- ments. Three rooms and bath. 315 Mandan St. Phone 482. LARGE furnished light housekeepy ing room in basement. 227 _ Thayer, Phone 1632. UNFURNISHED apartment. Three. rooms and bath. City heat. 606 Main Ave. MODERN light housekeeping apart- ment, furnished. Gas heat. Private entrance. Cail 601. 'TWO FURNISHED apartments, close to capitol and high school. Also furnished house. 818 7th St. FURNISHED new apartment. Cai evenings. 422 Ave. C. ONE room furnished apartment, front room, ground floor. 720 2nd St. LARGE housekeeping room. C! in. 121 W. Thayer. Phone 637-W. Personal \ TYPEWRITERS sale, rent, service, all office machines. Typewriter Sales and Service, 108 3rd, Bismarck. =Phone 68. Bankruptcy Blanks (Conform to Frazier-Lemke Act as revised under Section 75, Sub-