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Page Eight Madison THE WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL Wisconsin Thursday, Jan. 20, 1938! L' I FDIC Chairman Lauds Stronger' U.S. Banking System JANUARY Li Today and 9 4 A1 1 1718 19 3(4JUj2 Confidence TILXJE THE TOILER By Russ Westover fXCAN'T 1 I LEAVE TO VtXJ, MAO "THlMK. COPtO- I 1 WONOB2 VMHAX MAC'S I HE- THOOSW IT WasS Has Returned, HOW DOE'S VOU(2 BOSS! LUCE THE TOB WE DID UP TO NOVO VERy EFFECTWE.BUT DEC RATI NkS THE VM1WEOJ LOOKED A. LITTLE LONESOME BOBBLES3 Crowley Says Tomorrow A Calendar of Daily Events Entertainment mm MILWAUKEE (U.R) Structural changes during recent years have strengthened the banking system, Leo T.

Crowley, chairman of the Parkway: -Navy Blue and Gold" at 1:43, 4:35, 7:27 and" "Girl federal deposit insurance corpora' with Ideas" at 3:16, 6:08 and 9. tlon, asserted today in an address at the ninth annual midwinter New Madison: "Love Under Kre" at 2:15, 4:55, 7:35, "Tee Lady Escapes" at 1:10, 3:50, 6:30, and 9:15. Majestic: "Laughing at Trouble" at 1, 3:45, 6:30 end 9:30: "Walkikl meeting of the Wisconsin Bankers' association. Wedding" at 2, 4:45, 7:35 and 10:30. Establishment of federal deposit Insurance was the most noteworthy Strand: "She Had to Eat" at 1:15.

4:25, 7:35 and "Armored Car" at 3:15, 6:25 and 9:35. Cope IP-''. King FaWB Svntfifate. recent development because "res v. 1,, fmn r-TT-r-m Capitol: stage, revue "Glorified" at 1:47, 4:20, 7:02 and screen.

toration of confidence was the most Indispensable factor in arresting "Adventurous Blonde" at 12:30, 2:45, 5:18, 8 and 10:42. Orpheum: "Rosalie" at 1:00, 3:15, 5:35, 7:50, 10:10. deflation and beginning the recov- Prelude to a Tragedy Madison wmmm ery we have experienced," Crowley Men's Organizations said. If there be any doubt whatever THURSDAY, JAN. 29 Rumania's Jews Barred From Polls that deposit insurance has instilled confidence it is necessary only to i witness the lack of concern for the 8 p.

club house, Atwood ave. FRIDAY, JAN. 21 Hotel Loraine. Shrine club: 12 m. safety of their funds expressed by depositors during the recent drops in some of our markets, Crowley Orga mzations BUCHAREST, Rumania (U.R) Rumania's 890,000 Jews Wednesday night were stripped of their right told the bankers.

"Just as fear is the factor responsible for adding '4 THURSDAY, JAN. 20 Dane County Sportsmen's league: 8 p. courthouse. to vote in the new parliamentary impetus to downward trends, so is 4 and municipal elections ordered by confidence the stabilizing factor lift i w(m'ttti King Carol II. which can do most to retard un Porunea Vremii, official organ of Day by Day favorable fluctuations in value.

Premier Octavian Goga, announc Select Risk ing the barring of Jews from the The membership of the corpora polls, said: tion presumably represents a select On The Campus THURSDAY, JAN. 20 4H club 7 30 p. Memorial Union. Sports FRIDAY, JAN. 21 Basketball: East H.

8, at West H. 8., 8 p. m. Basketball: Watertown H. S.

vs. Wisconsin H. 6., 8:10 p. field bouse. "Thank God, the last parliament risk since deposit insurance was in of the Jews has been dissolved." augurated after the greatest whole The present parliament, elected sale purge of our banks that ever last Dec.

20 when Goga'g semi-fas has occurred cist and anti-Semitic national New statutes have eliminated Christian party received only nine most of the opportunities formerly open to bankers to abuse their priv per cent of the vote, was dissolved Tuesday by the king before it ever ileges at the expense of their de met. New elections were ordered Society THURSDAY, JAN. 20 Daughters of G. A. 7:30 p.

G. A. R. hall. (ff ijjfO" to- "T3hWWWBiiWWMaWMiMMwipifwiBwwiwwliWJwi 1 1 iwnmmBmmmmmmWwmrysUAWmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm positors.

xxx Bank supervisors for March 2, 3, 4 and 5. have been Implemented with long Madison Oeneral Hospital Nurses' 8 p. hospital recreation needed powers and privileges and "On March 2 to 6 the nation will elect the first parliament of the Rumanians," Porunea Vremii boasted. "No Jew will participate either supervision has become better, more room. Latter Day Saints Gleaners society, 8 p.m.

First Spiritualist card party, 8 p. G. A. R. constructive, and more consistent, as a voter or a candidate." The most notable development in Madison Business and Professional Women's club, evening, Woman's the field of supervision has been the Increased tendency toward co operation among supervisors of the various state banking systems and between state and federal supervis bldg.

Wisconsin Dames, 7:30 p. Memorial Union. Wisconsin Outers' club, evening. Kennedy Manor. Bethany Free Dorcas sewing circle, 7:30 p.

church. Formal musicale, 6:30 p. University club. Parish dinner, 6 p. St.

Andrew's guild hall. Women of the Moose, 8 p. Moose halL ors. These efforts to attack mu tually their mutual problems will certainly react beneficially upon Memorial Reformed Esther circle, 7:30 p. Mrs.

W. E. Gilomen, the quality of bank supervision. 1864 Rutledge st Broadenea Madison Gas Reelects All Heads, Directors All officers and directors were reelected at the business meeting and annual election of officers and directors of the Madison Gas and Electric co. held Wednesday in the company's offices, N.

Fairchild st. Officers reelected were R. B. Brown, Milwaukee, president; John StJohn, Madison, vice president and general manager; Edward R. Selber, Madison, vice president and Y.

W. C. A. business and industrial department, evening, Y. W.

C. A President Agustin P. Jnsto, of Argentina, is shywn saluting President Getulio Vargas, of Brazil, at Uruguyana, Brazil, during the dedication of an international bridge connecting the two countries. Following th ceremony, Eduardo Justo, younger of the Argentine President's two sons, was killed when the plane in which he and eight others were flying home, crashed in Urufuay. Emergency borrowing facilities FRIDAY, JAN.

21 Wisconsin Society of Archaeological Institute, 8 p. Mrs. M. SENDING FLOWERS to Madison from South Africa seems to have become an ev-ery-day pastime with ex-Madi-fsonians or with people who have Visited here. The first were some which a woman in Cape Town sent to a patient in the Methodist Hospital here before Christmas.

The second were those which Miss Blanche E. Mitchell, teacher at the Lowell school, received Monday (reported here yesterday) and the third are the huge box of the same fragrant white "chincherinchee" blossoms which Professor and Mrs. J. G. Halpin, 2237 Eton Ridge, received on New Year's day from J.

G. Knowles, a resident of South Africa who took some graduate work here at the university under Professor Halpin. There were a hundred of the blooms in the wooden crate which Mr. Knowles sent the Halpins, and, although they were packed dry and only in tissue paper as were Miss Mitchell's, they were in perfect condition when they arrived and are still as fresh as though just picked. HIGH SCHOOL students, all over the world, it seems, have a headquarters some place in Minnesota where they can exchange names and addresses and thereby work up Interesting correspondences.

Recently Elaine Luloff, junior at East Side high school, got the name of a Swiss girl from the headquarters and wrote to her. Yesterday she received a letter addressed: Miss 2202 Rusk Street, Madison, U. S. A. Elaine had forgot to sign her letter but had included her street address, and the Swiss girl, who lives at Geneva, had answered anyway.

Among the have been broadenea to permit hanks to meet unusual demands without having to liquidate assets at deflated values, Crowley said. He added that more attention must be Adam Hornung, Dane, Leaves given to improving the quality of Slaughter, 633 N. Frances st. East Side Methodist ladies' aid, 2:30 p. m.

Night Hawks dancing club, 7 p. Memorial Union, Womans' Relief corps, 7:30 p. G. A. R.

hall. I Rebekah lodge, Odd Fellows hall. Program, 8 p. Nichols school. Woman's club.

2 :30 p. club house. St. Bernard's P. T.

A. rummage sale, 8:30 a. Service shop. Pumpkin Hollow Community club, evening, school house. St.

Mary's Sodality of Holy Redeemer church, 8 :30 p. club rooms. bank assets and to Dan capiuw nroblems. sales manager; and Jerome J. Fee- -U $17,100 Estate It is necessary, ne saia, ior eat" 'poiTur" institution to "maintain a ney, Madison, secretary and treasury.

Directors reelected include George Adam Hornung, Dane, who died satisfactory ratio of capital funds Parkside Presbyterian women's guild, 2:30 p. Mrs. Joseph Palmerl, to its total assets so that ordinary And That Should Satisfy Any President MILWAUKEE (U.R) "President Roosevelt will have five and possibly of his own appointees on tlx' highest bench In the nation before he retires from office," Frank J. Hogan, Washington attorney here to address the Milwaukee Bar predicted. "And that should satisfy any president," he added.

Recent changes on the supreme 1113 E. Dayton st. Dec. 28, left an estate valued at $17,100, according to a petition for administration filed today in county court. The widow, six wojis and A.

Boissard. Milton B. Findorff, Frank W. Hoyt, Robert M. Rieser, John StJohn, all of Madison; R.

B. fluctuations in the value of its assets will not result in Impairment or insolvency. Coming Conventions Brown and Ewald Haase, Milwau- one daughter, are heirs to the editor relaxing for a minute, I tried it out on him. "What do you think about using it?" I asked. "I can see Matron going right through that skylight if you do," he shuddered, dropping the sheet of paper and reaching for his handkerchief.

"That comparatively innocent bit we had last week about them finding the bones and the shirt in the shark's tummy upset him no end. This, I'm sure, would be the last straw. Yes, I can see that skylight in splinters right now." Matson is the managing editor and a bit squeamish about such things, albeit a nice guy otherwise, so I handed it to the United Press man hoping for tougher material. "Guess 111 see if I can put this chocolate bar in the machine and get my nickel back." he said, looking slightly green around the gills, after he'd read it, "guess I don't care for anything to eat right now." "Guess I'd better throw this away and write about Matson and the skylight instead," I said. And if any of you have a curiosity stronger than your sense of discretion, a copy of what my pals found in the "Annual Report, etc." is in the wire basket on the corner of my desk and you can come up and look at it any time.

Or I'll send you a copy of it in exchange for one first-rate, authentic column story. EVERETT MILLARD, a coal salesman from Chicago who covers Wisconsin, has a small brass French horn which ho has converted into a hunting horn and which he carries in his car all the time. Whenever things are too quiet on the road, or Everett is bored with just driving, he opens the window beside him, sticks the horn out, and goes tooting along making the well-known welkin ring for a few miles probably making believe he's a huntsman in a red coat galloping briskly over some English heath after a fox. Until he gets tired then he tosses it in the back seat and forgets about it for another few days. AND THEN there's Professor Philo Buck's hookahs.

A hookah you probably know, if you remember your "Alice in is one of those queer water pipes like the Caterpillar on the toadstool smoked. Professor Buck started smoking a hookah when he was in India some years ago and liked it so well that he brought one back with him. Last year he ordered up two more of them from India and now that they have arrived he has a full supply of three probably the only ones in Madison and uses them for most of his home smoking. "Our attention to the prooienw oi Wisconsin Farm and Home Week, College of Agriculture, Jan. 31- Mrs.

Florence E. Reigle, Madison, Autoists Plead structure must Crowiey emphasized. -There atill remain many uneconomic units and many banklesa communities which require who died Dec. 22. left an estate of real estate and personal proierty Feb.

4. Southern Wisconsin Education Feb. 11-12. Wisconsin Dramatic Guild festival, Feb. 11-13.

Wisconsin Road school, Feb. 14-16. Engineering Society of Wisconsin, March 17-19. Delta Sigma Rho Debate tournament, March 23. With Phil, Dammann attention." valued at $5,000, another jxitltlon revealed.

Mrs. Reigle willed $1,500 to her daughter, Grace; $300 to ior License Extension He suggested the possibility oi making "real progress" in solving Mrs. Katherine Reiser, Madison, Gov. La Follette and Secretary of banking Investment problems in wi.nnsin hv establishing a clinic State Theodore Dammann aire swamped with pleas to "postpone" Transportation BUS LINES similar to tho.se now operating in "my good friend who helped me for several years," and the remainder of the estate to the First Methodist church, Madison. Minnesota and Indiana, the automobile registration deadline beyond Feb.

1, it was learned today. Milwaukee (via Ft. Atkinson): 10:30 a. dally, 4:15 p. (except Charles L.

Hill, chairman of tne Kf At department of agriculture and Decision on whether to postpone or Bunaayj, o.io p. m. munaay Milwaukee (via Watertown): 7:30 a. m. dally 1 d.

m. (exceot Sundav) not will be made next week, Dam 8:00 p. m. (Sunday only), 7:25 p. m.

(except Sunday), 9:35 p. m. (Sunday Interesting things which she said was that she liked to play tennis but that it cost so much to play in Switzerland that she could not play very often, and mann said. If the state decides to markets, predicted that farmers will develop a program of their own to supplement the state's present O. P.

Holte, Stoughton, who died Jan. 13, willed his $18,000 estate to his widow, three sons and one daughter, according to his will filed today. 000 expenditure ior advertising mis at.n rfairv nroducts. When this give motorists a period of grace, it can do so informally only, by notifying enforcement officials not to arrest drivers with 1937 plates. she expressed great surprise that school children could play tennis in America without pay court bench brought about through the retirement of justices, Hogan said, have nipped chances for a revival of the so-called court packing plan.

SORE FEET To His Soldiers Napoleon Said, "OIL YOUR FEET" Sore, aching, burning feet cauw injr- miM-ry more (iistresa more bad tfinpiT and cursing than any other hu-niiiii "Oil your ordered Napoleoo to lii.M soldiers before a battle or a long march ha was a clever man. Overnight you can take out the sliriK the soreness the burning and aching from jour poor distressed feet by them a Rood rubbing with pent'! rating medicated OMEGA OIl Hub I Iii-iii bcfoi KolriJC to bnd and next morning; awoke with aching and misery K'-ne Joyfully to work "Oil your feet." developes, he said, "there will still be a chance for the bankers to be ing a fee. Freeport: 7:30 a. m. dally, 12:30 p.

m. (except Sunday), 5:30 p. m. dally. Green Bay (via Fond du Lac): 7.45 a.

m. (except Sunday), 10:35 a. m. dally. 1:45 p.

m. dally, 4:50 p. m. daily (7:45 p. m.

Fond du Lao only). Dubuque: 7:30 a. m. dally, 4 p. m.

dally. Chicago (via Rockford): All dally: 12:05 a. 6 a. 9:50 a. m.

12:30 p. 3:15 p. 5j30 p. (8 p. m.

Rockford only), 10:15 p. m. Chicago (via Lake dally: 7:15 a. mn 1 p. 8:20 p.

m. Minneapolis (via Eau Claire): All dally: 6 a. 4.10 p. 11:15 p. 2:15 a.

m. of a good deal of service, Jed Arrow Club Incidentally Elaine says that Larger riant most of the letters which are "One of the ways that you are Meeting Postponed probably going to be asked to help The meeting of the Dane County the dairy industry, is in tne iinanc-inar of larger plants," Hill told the exchanged between the high school students of different countries are always filled with talk about ways and means to promote world peace. Minneapolis (via La Crosse): All dally; 6:30 a. 12:50 p. m- (7 p.

m. Conacher, Hockey Star, Quits Sport TORONTO, Can. ai.R) Charles (Chuck) Conacher, star right wing-man of the Toronto Maple Leafs who twice led the National Hockey league in scoring, announced his retirement from the game late Wednesday. Conacher, one of the greatest players in the history of the ice sport, said that the Toronto dub physician, Dr. J.

W. Rash, had advised him of a "seriously rundown condition." bankers. "There certainly Is a trend Red Arrow club, scheduled for tonight has been postponed until next Thursday at 8 p. m. at the National Guard armory.

712 Market pi. ia crosse only). in Wisconsin, at this time, away Duluth (via Stevens Point): All daily: 7 a. (4 p. m.

Stevens Point from the small dairy plants toward only). larger ones. I'VE HAD IT on my de.sk Why lose an equity? If you can aaenaoia: uauy, waving jwaaison lor Menaota, 7 a. bus a. "There Is an apparent growth in since 'way before Christmas and I've taken it off the spike at ii.Mi p.

p. p. v.av p. Tuesdays, Thursday's and Sundays only). larger cooperative as well as in private plants.

At the present time not meet the payments on your car, phone an inexpensive For Sale Want Ad and sell it. Others do it. Middle ton: 8 a. m. daily (except Sunday), 8:30 a.

m. (Sunday only). least a dozen times with the idea of using it in the column there are provisions through the I always put it back on cooperative bank, so that these larger cooperative plants can get very carefully, wipe my hands adeauate financing, but there are on my apron, and try to forget it. some bankers in the state who are realizing that well-managed co It isn't the sort of thing I'd operative plants are very sound rixks and are making large loans to some pick, out myself to print but two or three people who ran of these cooperatives so that they across it in the "Annual Report do not need to apply to the federal government, 12:03 p. m.

(except Sunday), 2 p. m. (except Sunday), 4 p. m. (except Sunday), 5:05 p.

m. (except Sunday) 6:30 p. m. (Sunday only). THE MILWAUKEE ROAD Chicago: 4:10 a.

5:40 a. m. (except 6:10 a. m. (Sunday only), 8:40 a.

m. (except Sunday), 1:35 4:55 p. 6:30 p. m. (Sunday only).

Milwaukee: 6:40 a. 6:10 a. m. (Sunday only), 8:40 1:35 p. 4:53 p.

m. (except Sunday), 6:30 p. m. (Sunday only). Kansas City and Omaha: 6:45 p.

m. Minneapolis: 2:15 p. 10:45 p. m. THE NORTH WESTERN ROAD Chicago: 3:25 a.

5:45 a. m. (except Sunday), 8 a. 3:05 p. 4:55 p.

5:10 p. Milwaukee: 8 a. 5 p. m. La Crosse, Rochester and Mankato: 4:30 p.

a. 12:55 p. m. Minneapolis and St Paul: 9:45 p. 12:50 a.

12:55 p. 4:30 p. m. Duluth: 9:45 p. 12:50 a.

m. Ashland: 5 p.m. Lancaster: 7:50 a. ra. for 1936-37, Department of Streets and Sewers, St.

Louis, Mo." have sent me copies of it and seem to think it would be Hill predicted that Wisconsin "is going to be in the forefront of the good idea, and I'm always states in the number of farm homes open to suggestions so I ve that have electricity." He suggested Joint Installation Planned by Lodges The Odd Fellows and Mendota Rebekah lodges will hold a Joint installation of officers at 8 p. m. Friday in the Odd Fellows hall, 308 W. Mifflin st. tried my darndest.

that the bankers help the farmer Last night, then, when I was "work out his credit needs for elec trifying his farm home and premis grinding out today's stint I took it off the file again, read It and then, catching sight of the city es. Judge Studies Appeal From Records forfeited. Ed outzman, arterial, $1 ball for felted. Speed-Queen MARRIAGE LICENSES We invite the Navy to put on the gloves Alex Mellenthien, 2521 Moland pleaded guilty to driving while under the Influence of liquor; $60 Daniel H. Lamb, 228 N.

Mills and Jean M. Johnson, 316 N. Park or 30 days; restitution ordered. st. Howard Sands.

Lake Mills, and TTTff -PfS: Louise Krause, 20 N. Henry st. MAKE THIS TEST I BIRTHS (At Methodist Hospital) Labor Decision Circuit Judge A. C. Hoppmann today took under advisement the appeal of the Building Development Milwaukee, from a decision of the state labor relations board after hearing arguments of opposing counsel.

Two charwomen were discharged by the company and they maintained they were discharged because they joined a union. The company denied the charge and the labor board sustained the women's contention and ordered them reinstated. The company appealed to the circuit court. I drink Budweiser for five days. Daughter to Mr.

and Mrs. Everett WASHED UTFDT SALE Speed Queen Washer Set Double Tubs Electric Iron Ironing Board Clothes Basket $2 in Soap Chips Officers actually handle the ship with gloves on Saturday inspections. Woe to the sailor if the inspecting officer's white glove shows a smudge after touching something that is supposed to be spotlessly clean! Every day is Saturday in the home of BUDWEISER. White tile shines immaculately. Floors are spotless, glass crystal clear.

Yes, a white glove will stay white where BUDWEISER is made, because BUDWEISER is always pure as well as deliciously good. Decker, Milton, Jan. 20. ON THE SIXTH DAY TRY TO DRINK 3 A SWEET BEER YOU WILL WANT 1 Budweiser's flavor thereafter. 103 Per Cent Will Be Paid by Watertown Bank Payment of 103 per cent, representing principal and 3 per cent interest, on all deposits in the Wisconsin National bank of Water-town at the time of its suspension in March, 1935, will be made possible by an order entered in federal court here by Judge Patrick T.

Stone, it was announced today by Harold M. Dakln, attorney for the receiver. The order authorized C. W. Plowman, receiver, to sell all remaining assets to J.

J. Kaecher, as trustee, representing a group of stockholders, for $54,619. The bank suspended on the day when the national moratorium was declared March 3, 1933. DEATHS IN MADISON Richard Quast, 49, of 714 Baltzell at. in a hospital Jan.

20. ESTATES FILED FOR PROBATE Adam Hornung, Dane, died Dec. 28. $17,100 assets and no liabilities. Florence E.

Reigle, Madison, died Dec. 22, $5,000 assets and no liabilities. O. P. Holte, Stoughton, died Jan.

13, $18,000 assets and no Don't store it a Want Ad will sell it! An ad today produces results tomorrow. ORDER A CARTON VJ'f NO DEPOSIT FOR YOUR HOME 11 REQUIRED Terms as Low as All $1 Per Week to Pay For TRY This offer made possible through the cooperation of 5 manufacturers and Wolff, Kubly Hlrsig. Selling the big offer at $5 less than our previous one. NOTE FOR HOUSEWIVES: a glass of cold BUDWEISER is always a thoughtful compliment to a husband especially in the evening. Has he ever expected it when there was none in the icebox? Check up on your supply.

Keep a carton on hand and several bottles or cans of budweiser chilled and ready for instant serving at unexpected as well as regular occasions. ANHEUSER-BUSCH IBtmcdlweflsei? EVERYWHERE CAVALIER Sale ends this coming Why not phone for free demonstration? Saturday act now! STOKER COAL NONE BETTER GOOD MORNING. JUDGE! (Superior Court) Angelo Amato, 706 Milton ad-Judged guilty of selling liquor without a city license; $200 and costs or 90 days; stay of sentence for five days. La Vern C. Gallitz, overloading car; one-arm driving; speeding, $15 bail forfeited.

J. L. Griffith, speeding, $5 bail forfeited. H. W.

Wright, speeding, $5 bail In Bottles In Cans WOLFF, KULBY HIRSIG "Madison's Most Interesting Stores 8T. LOUIS "That old feeling" of unsafety with an old car on icy streets. Why go on with it when used car deal-era do not want to go on carrying throughout the winter hundreds of good rebuilt used cars. See the auto ads in the Want Ada. FAIRCHILD 735 ANHEUSER-BUSCH S-l A A A A A..