The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 29, 1935, Page 3

5 18 HOSPITALS WIN HONOR ROLL POSTS | Both Bismarck Institutions on: Approved List of College of Surgeons San Francisco, Oct. 29—Eighteen North Dakota hospitals have been placed on the accredited list of the American College of Surgeons for the coming year, according to announce- ment made at the eighteenth annual hospital standardization conference, which opened here Monday. ‘ The list included 2,523 hospitals as compared with only 89 which could aie the stringent requiriments in 1918. Three of the North Dakota hos- pitals on the list, the Good Samari- tan hospital at Rugby, the Good Sa- maritan hospital at Williston and the Grafton Deaconess hospital have been approved only provisionally. This, it is explained, means that they have accepted the minimum require- ments for approved hospitals but have not yet been able to carry them out in every detail. ‘The list of fully approved hospitals, with the maximum number of pa- tients for each, follows: Bismarck—Bismarck hospital and Deaconess home, 140; St. Alexius hos- pital, 150. : Devils Lake—Devils Lake General hospital, 50; Mercy hospital, 82. Dickinson—St. Joseph’s hospital, 87. Fargo—St. John’s hospital, 11 Luke’s hospital, 125; Veterans Ad- ministration hospital, 100. Grand Forks—Grand Forks Deacon- ess hospital, 110; St. Michael’s hos- Pital, 67. Jamestown—North Dakota State hospital for the Insane, 2,000. Minot—St. Joseph’s hospital, 110; ‘Trinity hospital, 125. Valley City—Mercy hospital, 86. ‘Williston—Mercy hospital, 97. Hang Winnipeg Boxer For Killing Fiancee London, Oct. 29—(#)—Raymond Henry Bousquet, Winnipeg’ boxer | known as Del Fontaine, was hanged Tuesday for the murder of Hilda Meeks, while opponents of capital punishment demonstrated outside ‘Wandsworth prison. As Bousquet went to his death 20 men employed by Mrs. J. Van der | Elst walked up and down the street with placards denouncing the death penalty and a sound truck played ymns. Sir John Simon, home secretary, yesterday rejected an appeal for a reprieve from the National Union of | Boxers. Members of the union assert- | ed they knew before Bousquet killed his sweetheart that he behaved ab- normally owing to a condition of “punch drunkenness.’ Blackstun Director In Two Utility Firms Washington, Oct. 2-4) among | 800 applicants for seats as directors or ; officers of more than one utility com- : pany or bank, reported Tuesday by the power commission, are included Melvin C. Blackstun, Bismarck, N. ; D., and James Henry Sargent, Min- neapolis. Blackstun is a director in and resi- dent manager of both the North Da- kota Power and Light company, serv- ing Bismarck and other cities in this area, and of the Northern Power and Light company, serving a number of towns in the Ellendale area. Asa mat- ter of operating economy the affairs of both firms, which are owned by the same stockholders, are managed from the Bismarck office. Portraits of Sioux At Yates Completed Fort Yates, N. D., Oct. 29.—(P)— Mrs. Mabel Glemby, New York artist, has completed @ series of portraits of Sioux Indians of the Standing Rock reservation. Arriving here in Septem- ber, Mrs. Glemby selected types from the younger Indians and has made six paintings. The work was done for the North- ern Pacific railway. For several years Mrs. Glemby has worked during the summer, among the Blackfeet Indians in the Glacier Na- tional Park, Mont., and it was due to her success there that she was re- quested to come to Fort Yates. A great admirer of Indians, she is preserving for posterity the distinctive racial characteristics. Willson Going Ahead With Relief Program Although no official orders have been received, E. A. Willson, state FERA administrator, Tuesday said he was planning to “go ahead with di- rect relief activities on the assump- tion they will be continued until at least. Dec. 1.” A request for additional funds with which to carry on through November, direct relief under FERA in the state, hhas been made to Washington, Will- son said. He did not disclose the amount requested. ‘Willson: said certification of farm families on relief rolls for resettle- ment administration subsistence re- lef is continuing. FEWER HOPPERS EXPECTED Winnipeg, Oct. 29.—()—Dr. R. D. 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