The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 22, 1935, Page 2

WPA PERSONNEL IN FARGO AREA NAMED Projects in 16 County Districts Expected to Get Under- way Immediately Fargo, N. D., Aug. 22.—()—Works progress administration projects in the 16 county districts with headquar- ters here were expected to get under way immediately following appoint- ment of personnel by Charles L. Hughes, district WPA director. Raphael Van Neste, Jamestown, was named assistant director and chief engineer; W. W. Murphy, Far- go, supervisor, division of labor man- agement and division of safety and compensation; Mrs. Hester S. Wells, Langdon, supervisor, intake and cer- tification; R. E. Flynn, Fargo, super- visor, finance and reports; Thomas McCann, office manager; John O. El- liott, Fargo, chief accountant. Five engineers appointed are G. G. Bawdon, Vincent J. Buck and M. 8. Hyland, all of Fargo, who will be sta- tioned at Jamestown, Fessenden and Lisbon, respectively, as resident en- gineers, and L. K. Clark, Mohall, and Darvi N. Hoppert, Wahpeton. ADULT EXTENSION COURSES PLANNED $40,000 Appropriation From Last Legislature to Fi- nance New Program Formation of a statewide corre- spondence course of study in high school subjects for adults was mov- ing rapidly forward Thursday under direction of the state board of ad- ministration. The board has approved tentative plans for the course which will be centered at the State Agricultural col- small part of lege at Fargo. Tentative plans call for a state di- rector, and three aides, one at the agricultural college, one at Bismarck and one at Grand Forks. ‘The general plan of organization is yet to be approved by the board, which received an outline of organi- zation from Dr. J. H. Shepperd, pres- ident of the agricultural college. ‘The committee of three, composed of the president of the college, an ad- visory committee still to be appoint- ed and the director of the correspond- ence course will pass on the various subjects to be offered. A $40,000 appropriation for financ- ing the courses was passed by the and 8 p. m. is a far cry from the bumped their way over country . special steel trains with comfortab! the tremendous tra' ee \ Has Important Post | Yast legistature, Plane Missing With is in charge of plans for the camp Musdkentivo Aboad| a... Jamestown Council For Municipal Plant Jamestown, N. D., Aug. 22—(?)— By an eight to three vote, the James- town city council at a special mecte {ng called by Mayor Oscar Zimmer- man voted to erect or purchase a municipal light, heat and power plant. Another special meeting of the council will be held Friday to cin- sider a contract presented by the Donovan Construction company of Minneapolis for a survey of the pres- mnt plant with a view toward its purchase and # survey to determine dmini 4 feasibility of constructing a new| Agn “worthors Pesitie railway plant. employe and longtime Valley City resident, must iron out trou- Seven Walsh Horses | ‘es_ developing over labor on Die of Brain Disease WPA projects, if and when. Gratton, N. D., Aug. 22. -| Mii cephalemyelitis ee at the deaths Ot ee et of at least seven horses in western ‘Walsh county, according to Dr. 8. 8. Minto, N. D., Aug. 22.—(?)—Michael | Kearns, son of Mr, and Mrs. John ‘Westgage, veterinarian. Walshville Kearns of Minto, has left for Wash- township was reported most seriously affected. ASTON: OHO: READY | ington to accept a position in the of- on, N. D., Aug. 22.—(P)—Ap-| fice of the comptroller of the cure proximately 1.500 school children will return to thelr studies here with| "enc! He was appointed by J. F. Tr. opening of Williston schools Sept. 9,| O’Connor, comptroller. Premier Heckled for _. His Empire Loyalty Wellington, N. Z., Aug. 22.—(P-— Premier George W. Forbes reiterated Thursday that should Great Britain become involved in a war, New Zeae land would automatically participate. ‘The prime minister was heckled Wed nesday night at @ public meeting when he stated his position, No sinecure has J. R. Kennedy, director of labor relations for the North Dakota Works Progress ON ‘ice Ow HOMES Price ¢ mene Easy Monthly Payments Low Rate of Interest ITS EUNTO SPRAY DWIN ITS SO FRAGRANT YES, ITS HOT—But winter comes. Leaky roofs cost money in fuel and sick- ness. You'll save money on roofing at Gamble Stores— 85 and 45 Ib. Smooth Sur- face—90 Ib. Slate, red and green. Fibre Coating and Plastic Cement. BALDWIN LABORATORIES, Inc. IFASECT-RILLER Copyright 1985, Baldwi bora: ise, Ine, Saegerown, Pare Quanrud, Brink & Reibold, Inc. Distributors of DWIN 206 Fourth st. performers above are pictured with one of weling carried with the show. Fire Hampers Rescue by an electric cable Thursday inter- rupted the rescue.work in the subway cavein which 34 persons are believed still entombed. propaganda reported 20 missing in the collapse but the newspapers listed the missing at 34. No bodies have been found. Fairbanks, Alaska, Aug. 22.—(?)—A missing airplane with three promi- nent Fairbanks residents aboard was oted by Arthur F. Hines, left Dawson last Monday in what other pilots said was unfavorable ieagaesedt Livingston, Aboard the plane, ides the pilot} pr. Neil McLean, Devils Lake, N. D., were John Lonz, Fairbanks merchant; | suffered a stroke as he rested in a| his bride of a month, and Alton Nor-| Corwin Springs, Mont., tourist park dale, clerk of the United States dis-|en route home from Yellowstone park, trict court and representative of the | and was in grave condition Thursday OU Ey ene eee eee eeeeeon et in the Mammoth Hot Springs, Wyo., the legislature. annual Mishongnovi, Ariz, Aug, 22—(#)—|rain prayer ceremonies. The Ante- POLL LEGISLATORS | swears sie a, ON COLLEGE UNION =e se ens {Interim Tax Survey Commis- sion Solicits Opinion on Proposed Changes shortly before A poll of legislative opinion on the proposal to unite the University of North Dakota and the State Agricul- tural college under one administra- tive head was undertaken Thursday by the state interim tax survey com- ‘mission. 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