The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 24, 1936, Page 7

NEW APPROPRIATION TO PAY VETERANS IN NORTH DAKOTA SEEN Payments on Claims Rapidly Exhausts Funds Created by Legislature Since 1919 appropriation may be ‘asked of the 1937 state legislature if state payments of world war bonuses to North Dakota veterans are to con- tinue, attaches of the adjutant gen- eral’s office said Friday. Another Capt. H. A. Brocopp, assistant ad-|- jutant general, explained war records of veterans show a potential total of claims equalling $1,052,025 yet to be paid. He pointed out that amount of money may never be expended, be- cause many claims yet to be filed may be disallowed on the grounds they have been paid by other states. Also, he said, a number of veterans may never file claims. Approximately $9,000,000 has been paid out in claims since the original act authorizing payment of bonuses ‘was passed in 1919, Brocopp said. The 1935 legislature appropriated $50,000 to continue payment of claims, which is rapidly being exhausted, Brocopp revealed. Of the numerous claims which have flooded the office since the 1935 ap- Propriation, $262,150 in claims have been disallowed because investigation revealed the veterans, while residents of North Dakota had served in units originating in other states, and had received their bonus payments from those states. A total of 34,000 claims have been filed with the department with the number being increased each day. Many of the claims come from moth- ers of veterans who have died or from other relatives surviving a war vet- eran, who are eligible. Will Open Show-Card Writing Course Here Announcement that he will open a show-card writing course for window decorators and the employes of local stores was made Friday by W. W. Martin. The aim is to equip employes of local stores with this knowledge 80 they may be able to produce their own show cards for window displays. Instruction will be given in both pen- and-ink and brush lettering. The school will be located at 305% Broadway and the hours of instruc- tion will be arranged to suit the con- venience of students. In addition to the course in letter- ing instruction will be given in les-/are in run-down condition, with leak- sons in the make-up of advertising| ing roofs and some equipment in need matter. Martin has had eight years of ex- perience in the show-card business, mainly in Nebraska, and at Denver, Colo. He plans to offer two scholar- ships to students of local high schools, those producing the best posters to get|teachers and offering special training the two awards. Firemen Convention Date Change Likely Oakes, N. D., April 24.—(@)—The state convention of the North Da- kota Firemen’s association may be advanced one day to June 9-11, John M. Barnes, Oakes fire chief, said Fri- day. An official announcement is expected soon. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1936 THREE MEET FLAMING DEATH IN AUTOMOBILE WRECK Two men and a woman, apparently etunned when their automobile collided with a cattle truck near Oak Lawn, Chi the heat, wou Press Photo) Ellendale suburb, were burned te death when the machine burst into flames. So intense was rescuers were prevented from dragging them out of the wrecked car, (Associated School Program Studied length course for girls in home mak- $150,000 Building Plan, Other} ing. Future Policies Under Consideration A long term program of reconstruc- tion of buildings of the Ellendale Nor- mal and Industrial school to cost ap- proximately $150,000 over a 10-year Period was being studied Friday by the state board of administration. The program was part of s group of recommendations made to the board following a survey of the insti- tution by E. F. Riley, president of the ‘Wahpeton School of Science and Ed. Nelson, supervisor of construction for the board, together with F. H. Mc- Mahon and G. W. Haverty of the scl- ence school. ‘The board was informed in the re- port that buildings of the institution of replacement. The report also recommended: Very little change in departments now at Ellendale. Urge Special Training A normal school for training of for manual training and home eco- nomics, be continued. A junior college, offering first two years of all college work, to include courses in science, English, history economics and mathematics. A practical, two year vocational course in commercial subjects, de- signed for a maximum of 75 students. A practical farm machinery course designed especially for farm boys over 16 years of age, operating from November 1 to April 1, and a similar Phone 1080 Lettuce, Large size, 2 for .. 17¢ IGA Salad Dressing, 32 oz. jar 18K French Dressing, Coffee, Grapefruit, Large size, 4 for Bill’s Grocery FREE DELIVERY Wheati eae. ae Oxyd, 20c Oranges, 288 size, 2 doz. Prunes, No. 10 tin No. 1 Creamery Butter, % prints, Ib. .. 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McMillan, executive assistant to Riley at Wahpeton, as acting president of the Ellendale establishment. of teachers through a normal school course should remain the “major function” of the Ellen- dale school, Riley said, “for the next few years, at least.” Members of the board of adminis- tration said the recommendations would be viewed in the light of “eventually” displacing the four-year teacher training course at Ellendale with a two-year course. This would not be effected during the coming school year, however, board members said, thus enabling those who are majoring in a four-year subject to finish their course. Has Excellent Reputation Riley pointed out the school “now has about 200 students registered in regular normal courses. The school enjoys an excellent reputation as a normal school and has done excellent work in that field. “The major portion of the students come from about seven counties in the south central portion of the state but it serves those counties efficiently and well,” Riley said. Demand for teachers from the school has again arisen, Riley ex- plained, pointing out that “all of their well-qualified teachers secured employment last year. The normal training work should be continued and the emphasis on the training of manual training and home economics teachers should be continued.” Cost per student is less at Ellen- dale than in “any other school in the state,” Riley said, “and it would be more economical to give all pros- pective college students from their territory the first two years there.” Within two years, he predicted, junior college enrollment “would reach 50 students -and after the plan was in full operation, would average about 100 junior college students.” MATTSON REELECTED Willmar, Minn., April 24.—()—Dr. P. A. Mattson, Minneapolis, was chos- en Thursday to serve for another year as president of the Evangelical Luth- eran conference, meeting in 78th an- nual session here. It is estimated that during the 440 years between 1493 and 1933 a total Of 14,000,000,000 ounces of silver has been taken from the earth in the ‘Western Hemisphere alone. (S) Richholt Grocery 9:30 - 10:30 A. 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Without further ado he sailed into “Red Sails in the Sunset’— Washington, April 24—()—Oppo-| sn made a sale. sition to any constitutional amend- ment “which would result in a change in our form of government” was pledged amid cheers Thursday by the we of the American Réevolu- tion. After aiming this action at the amendment proposed by Rep. Mare cantonio (Rep., N. Y.), to permit fed- eral ownership and operation of na- tional resources and enterprises, the organization: FORMER ACTRESS DIES written, died Wednesday. Praised the Tydings - McCormack i bill to “punish incitement to disaffec- tion” in the army. Opposed bureaucracy and central- ized government. Reaffirmed belief in the teachers’ oath, but specifically stated it should “in no way infringe on educators in| conduct of subjects of study.” ‘ Opposed the Nye-Kvale bill to withdraw federal funds from schools ad two-year military train- ra Mrs. Harold Theodore Graves of Jamestown, N. 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