The Daily Tribune from Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin • Page 5

Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune Tage Fiv Thursday, January 20, 193S Nekoosa Conservationists Meet, Hear Three Speakers Approve Wisconsin and Michigan Ry. Line Abandonment the Wisconsin river to Four Mile and Nepco lakes. Another league meeting will be held some time next month when several outside speakers will be present. STANDARDS FOR BANKERS LISTED BY FD1C CHIEF trackage rights over the of the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific railroad between Bagley Junction and Menominee.

The salvage value of the line, including lands, was estimated at approximately $500,000. Investment in road and equipment as of December 31, 1936, was shown as $1,413,617. The ICC said the line was in poor physical condition and the record "does not warrant a conclusion there will be a sufficient increase in traffic and revenues to require the rehabilitation of the line." The in executive ses sion, decided proponents of the bill, would be heard startin? tomorrow with William Hale Bar Thompson, former Chicago mayor, and James Igoe, Chicago, the first witnesses. No limit was set on the length of time in which opponents of the water diversion 'would be given in which to present their case. The su- preme court has ruled that effectiva Dec.

31, 1938, the Chicago sanitary district would be limited to not mora than 1,600 cubic feet of water a see end from Lake Michigan. Sword Swallower Is Overcome by Smoke Foes' of Chicago Water Diversion Qr anted Delay Washington, Jan. 20 (JP) Foes of the Chicago water diversion plan were granted a delay yesterday until Feb. 15, by the house rivers and harbors committee, in which to prepare their case against the Tarsons bill to authorize diversion of an annual average of 5,000 cubic feet of water a second from Lake Michigan. Attorneys general of lakes states, including Minnesotat Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Michigan and New York, had demanded a 60 day CROWLEY URGES BANKERS TO GIVE PRIMACY TO SAFETY OF DEPOSITORS, SUBORDI-NATING STOCKHOLDERS' INTERESTS.

league's fish committee, described the new trout rearing, ponds under construction rear the Nekoosa pumping station and the history of the activities of the Nekoosa Rod and Gun club in building ponds and securing fish from the state conservation department since 1928. D. C. W'oodard, head of the Ne-kosa ranger station, outlined some of the work he had been doing in transplanting young crappies and blue gills from springs flowing into About 60 members of the Nekoosa Conservation league t-cmed out for the first of the series of regular meetings planned for the1 year to hear three talks on various phases of conservation at the Nekoosa city hall Wednesday night. Opening the program was Clarence Searls, town of Cranmoor marsh operator, who told the group of the activities being conducted west of Nekoosa in the winter feeding of prairie chicken, pheasants, and partridge.

C. E. Treleven, chairman of the Washington, 20 (JP) The interstate commerce commission authorized the Wisconsin and Michigan Railroad company today to abandon its entire line. The road extends from Bagley Junction, to Iron Mountain, approximately 62 miles, with a branch from Aragon Junction to Norway, about 5.5 miles and terminal facilities at Menominee, Mich. The "railroad was also given permission to abandon operation under Philadelphia, Jan.

20 (.) Leo, a star performer at a dime museum here, could swallow swords by the yard but. he couldn't take smoke. He. was half way through his act when fire broke out. He swallowed so much smoke trying to save his props that firemen had to carry him out.

Milwaukee, Jan. 20 () Leo T. Crowley outlined a set of standards for bankers today and urged their whole-hearted support of the The term robot was first' used in 1920 by Karel Capek in his play U. to designate a mechanical man. Specially built microfilm equipment is being used by the bureau of census to copy its population records dating back to 1790.

Federal Deposit Insurance corporation's "efforts to strengthen the banking system as it now exists and 60 to preserve it." 851 '-frg The FDIC chairman, addressing A the Wisconsin Bankers association's mid-winter meeting, said the "tran sition period" since Jan. 1, 1934, has AIIOTHER n.i .1 in. i il brought the nation's banking system "to a basically improved position," but warned "it would be fatal to assume our task is done." "Must Face Responsibilities" "We must continue alert and strive for continuous improvement," he declared. "We must attempt to anticipate developments affecting our individual institutions as, well as those which will react upon the entire banking system. We must, in short, face our responsibilities.

"Attainment and maintenance of a sound banking system are to the mutual advantage of bankers and of supervisors. Both have the same goal, safety for depositors. The (FDI) corporation does not intend to shirk its responsibility for attainment of this goal. It expects 4hat bankers shall give primacy to the safety of depositors and shall subordinate the interests of stockholders and borrowers." Lists Goals of Future Crowley reviewed the things done to promote sounder banking in recent years and listed the following "that remain to be done:" Increased attention to "improving the quality of bank assets as well as to the problem of bank capital." Progressive acquisition of high- Here's a real chance to save mere money on your food needs. We've drastically cut our prices for this gigantic Ihree day sale so ii will pay you to stock up.

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Steady improvement in bank management. Enforce Sound Practices Firm enforcement, by supervisory agencies, of sound banking practices. Acquisition, by bankers, of greater knowledge of the credit standing of institutions whose securities they hold. Discussing the latter point, Crowley said: "When circumstances bring about falling security markets it is always the border-line and low grade issues which fall farthest. As a consequence banks which are over-extended in issues of these types can find their capital seriously impaired or completely wiped out in an amazingly short time.

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The Rev. Thil Schroeder officiated and interment was in the parish cemetery. August Bercklin came to the United States from Posen, Germany, where he was born June 3, 1854, settling at Braddock, where he worked for 29 years in the Carnegie Steel Works. He married and had two children. In March 1905 he returned to Germany and came back in the fall with his second wife, the former Emily Schoenfeld, and after a trip to California, purchased the land in Richfield township, where he built a home and had since lived.

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