The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 1, 1932, Page 3

niece TEACHER REVOLTS AT INTOLERANCE Scores Petty Rules and Salary Cuts; ‘Out to Do Some- thing About It’ Cincinnati, Dec. 1.—(7)—"They’ve passed resolutions putting school teachers to bed at 9 o'clock, prohibit- ing them from dancing and requiring them to teach Sunday school classes,” So, says Florence Curtis Hanson of Chicago, “we're out to do something about it.” Mrs. Hanson, secretary-treasurer of the American Federation of Teachers, is a delegate to the American Federa- tion of Labor convention here. The teachers, said Mrs. Hanson, do not want to go on record as condoning ‘loose living.’ “But only through free- ing them can we develop the high type of teachers we really need. We must not hamper them with ridicu- Jous restrictions.” “In Kansas City a year or so ago, the school board passed a regulation that no teacher—man or woman— should smoke. “Under that rule, Paderewski could- n't have taught music, Lorado Taft couldn’t have taught art, and Gen. Charles G. Dawes would have been ruled out a teacher of political sci- ence!” And so the federation is out to make itself so strong that it can set up the country’s teaching standards itself, and they will be high, Mrs. Hanson said. The federation delegate criticized tendencies in some localities to lower teaching standards with small sal- aries. “In South Dakota in 1931, one School district advertised for bids from applicants, and a $60-a-month teacher got the job,” she said. “This year, in North Dakota, jobs went to $45 bidders.” Mrs. Hanson is a graduate of Vas- sar and of the University of Chicago. A widow, she bs one child, a daugh- ter, who is married. Will School Lists Attendance Stars Ninety-four pupils of Will Junior high school were neither absent nor tardy during the last three-month pe- riod, according to announcement by school officials Wednesday. Those on the list were: Eileen Agnew, Townley Anstrom, Buddy Beall, Homer Boss, Theodore Eoutrous, Wendelin Brown, James Burckhardt, Beda Byers, Robert Carr, Ruth Coghlan, Adelbert Cram, Greg- ory Dahlen, M@rgaret Davis, Robert Drew, Glenn Enge, Margaret Gussner, Arthur Gussner, Murrel Harding, Beu- Jah Hedahl, Daniel Jensen, Grace’ Johnson, Louise Klein, John Kramer, Caroling Kruger, Chester Little, Hen- rietta Ode, John Peterson, Orville Monroe, Cecil Nelson, Evelyn Nelson, June Middaugh, Myrtle Norum, Al- bertine Ohde, Melvin Peterson, Verna Radspinner, Wilhelmine Sack, Alice Schempp, Adam Schwam, Ella Mae Selby, Hazel Selby, Dorothy Sigurd- son, Ellen Sjoblom, Robert Tavis, Wil- liam Tillotson, James Welch, Maxine Welch, Mae Welliver, Vera Wil- son, Bernadean Agnew, Zelma Allison, Jack Andrews, Jean Baker, Beverly Boelter, Robert Bowman, Goldie By- ers, Richard Carr, Harriet Cartledge, Eva Coats, Currie ‘Conrad, Charles Corwin, Jeanette Croonquist, Frank Ellsworth, Doris Fevold, Evelyn Fite, Kenneth Flatland, Clarence Good- man, Emanuel Gutshe, Willard Han- son, Jean Harris, Annie Homer, Robert Humphreys, Clara Jacobson, Ethelind Joerz, Oscar Johnson, John Jordon, Walter Kallenburger, Leonard Kosit- sky, Evangeline Longmuir, Edward McCrorie, Chris Miller, Maria Nelson, Francis Olson, Clarence Putz, Harry Rishworth, Lois Riggs, Elizabeth Rose, Leonard Rosenberg, Elmer Roswick, ‘Weston Wallman, Irene Webster, Rol- and Wright and Wayne Weber. ‘TRIANGLE’ RUMORS FLY New York, Dec. 1.—(P)—Conflicting statements swirled Wednesday over whether Norma Talmadge, noted screen star, assisted George Jessel, Broadway comedian, in his’ $100,000 divorce settlement with his former wife, Florence Courtney. Statements came to light in supreme court that Miss Talmadge, threatened with an alienation of affections suit by Miss Courtnéy, guaranteed th> payment Jessel promised his wifc@efore she obtained a Reno divorce last month. Miss Talmadge@ssued a denial, WOULD INCREASE ARMY Washington, Dec. 1—(4)—Terming America’s preparatory program for Jand defense far from adequate, Gen- eral Douglas MacArthur, chief of staff, advocates increasing the regu- Jar army to 14,000 officers and 165,000 enlisted men as soon as the govern- ment's treasury permits. In his an- nual report made public Wednesday, General MacArthur cites both the far eastern situation and European disarmament difficulties as reasons for avoiding any further reductions in American military forces, BUTTE CLERKS STRIKE Butte, Mont., Dec. 1—(7)—All of Butte’s larger stores were closed Tues- day, tnembers of the clerk’s union re- fusing to continue work until a new wage agreement is signed. Proprie- tors are understood to be determined on a month-to while the union is holding out for a year’s contract. The larger depart- ment stores, drug stores and chain groceries were among those closed. Smaller establishments, which could be operated by the proprietor without additional help, remained open. TO URGE FURTHER CUT ‘Washington, Dec, 1—(?)—A further reduction in railway wages upon ex- piration of the present agreement next February is expected by well-in- formed capital circles to be recom- mended by the national transporta- tion committee, headed by Calvin Coolidge, in its study of the nation’s railway structure. WOODMEN ELECT NEBRASKAN Omaha, Dec, 1—(?)—De Emmett E. Bradshaw of Omaha, general attorney of the Woodmen of the World Life Insurance association since 1916, was chosen national commander to suc- ceed the late W. A. Fraser at a spe- cial session of the, sovereign camp here Wednesday. 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