The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 21, 1935, Page 7

Friend of Williston Pupils Is Former Track Champion ! ‘Choppy’ Rickard, Custodian of Schools 30 Years, Starred in England Williston, N. D., Nov, 21.—()—For nearly 30 years Edwin “Choppy” Rick- ard has been custodian of Williston schools where he has looked after comforts of thousands of children from the time buildings were lighted ‘with kerosene lamps, little girls wore Pigtails and boys came to class togged in knee “britches.” “Choppy,” a nickname given him by his school “kids” because of a British accent, is back at his old stand on the Coyote gridiron this fall with his faithful companion and best friend, “Duke,” a big English bull dog. The Williston sportsman hag missed only one football game in 30 years. He suf- fered a broken shoulder in an automo- bile accident a few years ago when he ‘was en route to Minot for the annual Coyote-Magician clash. He is an athlete in his own right. He holds probably more ribbons on the cinder track than any other North Dakota runner. “Choppy” was born in England and for six years he was @ professional dis- tance runner. He recalled Thursday that he has won 137 first place rib- bons, 17 seconds and 13 thirds, All his races with exception of one were from one to 10 miles. His best time on the mile was 4 minutes and 28 sec- onds. His best 10-mile jaunt was 52 minutes and 8 seconds. In 1893 Rickard ran against W. G. George of London at Cardiff, Wales, to take second money from a field of 36 distance men. George was first and a British champion, “Choppy” retired from the track when he was 26 and came to the United States. He has been continu- ously employed as custodian of Willis- ton schools since 1006. During the summer when schools are. vacant he is busy with landscaping jobs, a hobby Seldom suspected - this common cause of dull-white teeth LE 8 out of 10 mouths, dentists find unseen deposits that make teeth lull -white. oats are often to blame. Partially effective. Don’t waste with them! Dr. West's Double- uick Tooth Paste cleans over twice as fast as some leading tooth pastes, nearly twice as fast as th> average. And it — scratch enamel. bene ile Leet art Old - fashione aay ! Dr. West’s Double-Quick Tooth Paste "3, 25¢ ed, _slow- cleansing, tooth They are only ‘CHOPPY’ RICKARD which he has long followed. The vet- eran sportsman recently celebrated his 65th birthday. Glen Ullin Firemen Arranging for Dance Glen Ullin, N. D., Nov. 21.—This Morton county tcwn will trip the light fantastic Thanksgiving eve at a dance sponsored by the town Volun- teer Fire department. The fete, scheduled to start at 9 p. m., will be held at the New Rox! theater with the Royal Kings orches- tra playing old and new tunes. Invi- tations are being sent out -to sur- rounding communities by John J. Tkach, chairman of the committee in charge. It. costs more than $400 to clean Nelson's Colum in Trafalgar Square, London. It was last cleaned in 1921. time |ANNOUNCE PROGRAM Y | fenlied” OF JOINT CONCERT THURSDAY EVENING Florence Fritch, Bismarck Pian- ist, Will Play Accompani- ments for Contralto The program for the joint recital to be presented in the Bismarck city auditorium at 8:30 o'clock Thursday evening by Rudolph Reuter, pianist, and Esther Goodwin, contralto, has been announced, by the Thursday Musical club, sponsoring organization working in cooperation with the Am- erican Artists association. The promise made by the associa- tion that works frequently heard by the average music-lover will be in- cluded is fulfilled in the numbers listed, including three groups for each of the performers. Miss Florence Fritch, Bismarck Pianist, will play Miss Goodwin's Piano accompaniments. In Miss Goodwin's first grouping. which opens the recital, are “Lungi dal Caro Bene,” Sarti-Huhn; “Come and Trip It,” Handel-Carmichael; “Sweet Was the Song,” Attey- erby, and “Che Fiero Costume,” Le- grenzi. Three Hugo Wolf compositions make up her second group, titles be- ing “Der Genesene an die Hoffnung” (Convalescent’s Song to Hope); “El- (Elfin’s Dream), and “Erstes Liebenslied eines Medchens” (A Maid- en's First Love Song). Miss Goodwin will conclude her of- ferings with “O Could I But Express in Song;” Malashkin; “Spring Moods,’ Yale-Smith; “Possession,” Sharpe; “To a Young Gentleman,” Carpenter, and “A Song in the Open,” LaForge. Reuter will be heard first in “Pre: lude and Fugue, Opus 35,” Mendel- ssohn; “Chorale—Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring,” Bach, and “Bourree,” Bach- St. Saens. He has bracketed for his second group “Lento from Phantasie, Opus 17,” and = “Novelette,”, Schumann; “Norwegian Peasant March,” Grieg, and “Scherzo in C Sharp Minor,” Chopin. Closing the concert will be Reuter’s interpretations of “Toccata,” Debussy; “Prelude in G Major,” Rachmanin- off; “Diversion in G,” Carpenter, and “Au bord d'une source” and “Legend: St. Francis Crossing the ‘Liszt. 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In ad- aside by the city for the structure./ Polis opened at 8 a. m., and were scheduled to close at 5 p. m. 12,000 Arabs Battle | With British Police| Jerusalem, Nov. 21.—(#)—Two Brit- ish police constables were injured and! two Arabs wounded in a demonstra- tion at Haifa in which 2,000 Arabs} took part. The demonstration was provoked by the funeral of three Arabs killed Wednesday in a clash with police. The three were alleged members of a gang which killed a; constable -last week as he was try-/| ing to track down grapefruit thieves. ITALIAN MARSHAL DIES } Turin, Italy, Nov. 21.—(?)—Marshai Gaetano Ettore Giardino, 71, min- ister of war during the World war, died Thursday of pneumonia, i DEALER ADVERTISEMENT } | { ws five are shown doing here, Esther Pressman, Bonita Bark: CORN - HOG BENEFITS |dition, $5590 in cash has been set! | mended. jfrom Nov, {pects $190,000,000 would be collected ; base of 48,000,000 hogs and that $105,- | tired acres. | and an average yield of 27.2 bushels | France Raises Rates [like @ comforter when he sleeps. DON'T SLEEP Curves for the Chorus, Food for the Curves! 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AAA finance, legal and audit sections were at work on the 1935-36 contract draft to see whether changes should be recom- Processing taxes will be collected 5, 1936 through Nov. 4,; 1937, to pay for next year's program. } Thorne said the corn-hog section ex- tin that year if present estimates of hog slaughter materialize. | Total expense of the 1936 corn-hog prograin, Thorne said, probably would be about $170,000,000, including $5,- 600,000 for administrative and miscel- laneous expenses. This would leave $20,000,000 to apply on the estimated $40,000,000 deficit incurred under the | 1934 and 1935 programs. The estimates for next year were | that $60,000,000 would be paid at the rate of $1.25 a head for the estimated 000,000 would be paid at 35 cents a bushel for the estimated yield on re- The AAA estimated a 20 per cent acreage reduction from the 000,000 acres in the base period an acre on the retired land, Man Who Stole Cash To Aid Son Goes Free | Minneapolis, Nov. 21.—(®)—Lioyd | Hamblin, 28, father of two small chil-| dren, Thursday began a five-year probation term after his conviction for thefts from his employer to fi- nance an operation for a 5-year old son. He had pleaded guilty to first degree grand larceny, and District Judge Frank E. Reed granted proba- tion. To Halt Gold Flight Paris, Nov. 21—(#)—The Bank of Paris raised its discount rate again Thursday, changing it from four per cent to five per cent? The action was taken in a renewed effort to halt the outward flow of gold before it threat- ens the stability of the franc. 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