The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 15, 1936, Page 8

8 TROOPS ALERT FOR TROUBLE AS ARABS BEGIN JEW BAITING Moslems Demand Stoppage of} Foes’ Immigration, Re- | fuse to Pay Taxes Netland Announces Senior, Jun- ior Officers; First Periods Starts June 7 Registration was opened Thursday at Boy Scout headquarters here for |the three one-week camping periods at Chan Chapi, Missouri Valley Area Jerusalem, May 15.—(#)—Army|council camp on Wildwood lake, nine tanks stood in the cobbled streets of MPO" Netiand, area. executive the Arab city of Jaffa Friday and anticipates the largest enrollment this steel-helmeted police patrols were) year in the history of the camp and strengthened as Arabs formally in-|has laid plans to accommodate 80 nti-Jewish campaign |Scouts at each of the three periods. Breet acouedicnee. Sy a |The first period opens Sunday, ‘aphic agency re- | June 7. wired Par acters were feared in{ Senior and junior officers who will Jerusalem, where the Arab proclama-}have charge of the camp program, tion of refusal to pay taxes coincided | Which includes swimming, canoeing, with the Moslem Sabbath. |boating, over-night hikes, athletics Both Jewish and Arabic govern-;2nd Scout advancement were an- ment employes in Jaffa were ordered nounced. ‘ not to report for work as the Arabs’; Senior Officers Chosen deadline on an ultimatum demanding’ Netland, commissioned for six years a stoppage of Jewish immigration and a8 @ Scout Ee ee eerie sale , with the | Supervise each of is i a abel assisted by Clifford L. Donehower, demand unmet. | w, im) d after two! Scoutmaster at New Salem, and Rus- ete cr Rts vere sell Saxvik of Bismarck, ‘senior of- ve in in the Jews and an Aree werctel and wire fiers. Saxvik, a graduate of Luther services in Jerusalem overnight. college, Iowa, will have charge of the Jewish telegraphic agency reports, Waterfront activities and Donehower said the Arab supreme council had re- | Will direct the educational program fused an offer from High Commission- | and the band et Sir Arthur Grenfell Wauchope to! Junior officers will be Philip Con- | withhold a new Jewish irmmigration |Stans. director of boating and recre- schedule until Arabs had negotiated ational activities; Sam Tolchinsky,| i with the colonial office in London. {{irector of the trading post; Rufus| 1, er jLumry and Arnold Anderson in! Summer Arrives In nature study, and Bill McDonald, de- tail. About five more junior officers Summer apparently has come to|opens, Netland said. Western North Dakota. | Two Visitors’ Days perature of 82 here Thursday the; and evenings are set aside as visitors’ forecast was for warmer weather to- | days at each camp period. Religious) ‘The highest readings in the state character will be conducted every} i ; during the last 24 hours were 85 at | Sunday | i | mea “Painted Woods.” The camp; ; the | Meaning “Pai amp { ect ots eporsing ‘ned oheme ,is situated on a 20-acre plot on Wild- . , Waterfront and fine swimming fa- eee nOeibiweat, | Havre; Mont. cilities. Permanent buildings at the maximum in the nation was the 104 (.. = aft structure and officers and hos- registered at Pheonix, Ariz. It was 90 | pital quarters. |charge of craft work; Warren Kraft, Missouri Slope Area tai be selected before the camp! After reaching a maximum tem-! Thursday and Sunday afternoons night but cooler Saturday afternoon. services of a strictly non-sectarian | Garrison and Beach and 84 at James-| Chan Owapi is the Indian name, | Bétatiires of 80 or above. ;wood lake and has a well-equipped had a high mark with 98 but the amp include the mess hall, handi- ist Miles City, Mont. Any registered Scout in the Mis-| immediate relief is in sight for this, Underwood 'Gradtintes | tral part of the state, Weather Chief tnches having fallen since the first |Shafer and Rev. Robert A. Feehan |spectively, of the Underwood high The baccalaureate service is to be Despite the fact that rainfall is| = i i Rr rates “iincer the normal and no|2°U" Valley Area council may pads | ra eS i area, crops are not suffering as yet i in the cen- 5 except in a limited area in the cen. | To Hear Bismarck Men' O. W. Roberts said. Normal for this date is 421 inches with only 226|_ Two Bismarck speakers, George F. | of the year. ; have been secured for the commence- |ment and baccalaureate exercises, re- ' Arman to Leave for school, according to J. E. Danielson, | + superintendent. Insurance Meeting |“, jheld Sunday evening, class night ex- Steve W. Arman, 230 Avenue C, ‘ercises next Wednesday and the com- | west, will leave Saturday for Chicago, | mencement program next Friday even- accompanied by Mrs. Arman, to at-! ing. tend a sales conference of the Equit-| Angie Gergen is valedictorian and able Life Assurance society for which | Marie Schilling and Elsie Pfaffengut | he is agent in this area. Because he /|are co-salutatorians of the class of 23 was the leading business getter dur- | seniors, Mr. Danielson announces. ing April for the Andrew B. Shea — agency, Minneapolis, which handles the company’s affairs in North Da-| Detectives Guarding kota and parts of Minnesota and South Dakota, Arman has been desis | Lathers Union Agent nated as the presidential delegate) inneapolis, May 15.—V/)—Detec- since the leading figure at the con-' tives Friday guarded the home of ference will be Thomas Parkinson,| walter Frank, business agent for a President of the company. \lathers union, following reports of % ——— |telephone threats of bodily harm and High Court Asked to hurling of chunks of metal through *y /2 window. Three windows in the house Order G. N. Taxes Paid were broken Thursday night and i | Frank reported he had received three ; Washington, May 15.—(#)—North | telephone calls threatening him with Dakota appealed to the supreme court harm. Several days ago Frank told ‘Thursday in an effort to collect from |POlice he was beaten by hoodlums who the Great Northern railway approxi- , 2¢costed him in the rear of his home. mately $100,000 claimed as interest Ps gas ee a i and penalties on delinquent taxes. | Relief Client Has 2 Common Law Wives A petition filed by the state tax commissioners asked the court to di- | rect Federal Judge Andrew Miller of | North Dakota to show cause why he) should not permit the collection. ‘The action was an outgrowth of the supreme court cecision last Feb. 3 re- Minneapolis, May 15.—\#)—Henry Vader, relief client who supported two! common law wives and a child under the same roof with relief allowances, * been taken into consideration in ar-|fense. If convicted he faces a year in the state's tax assessment Friday was charged with three counts | against the railroad for 1933 on the/of petty larceny under the vagrancy | ground that the depression had not|statute and a statutory morals of-| riving at the figure. the workhouse. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1936 Chan Owapi Camp Registration Open Seeks County Office SOHN P. DANROT Payroll auditor for the Soo railroad, statistician and payroll auditor in several federal relief programs and employe of the state hail insurance de- partment are the qualifications on which John P. Danrot bases his can- didacy for the office of county treas- urer. Danrot was born and reared in Bur- leigh county. He was graduated from the Bismarck high school in 1923 and attended the Capital Commercial col- lege here before taking employment in the state hail department under Martin S. Hagen, where he remained for five years. After working for four years with the Soo Line, he attended the North {Dakota Agricultural college at Fargo and later worked in the CWA and FERA setups. For two years he was payroll auditor for the CWA under Gilbert Semingson and later worked as a statistician in the ‘WPA under Lester Diehl and Henry Holt, a posi- tion he resigned Feb. 1. Danrot, who owns both city and county property, stated: “I believe my training in public accounting and sta- tistical work and my many years ex- perience as a taxpayer qualify me for the position of county treasurer.” Danrot is a nephew of the late John P. Hoagland, pioneer of 1872, who held the office of treasurer from 1892 to 1896. AUTO BUILDING DECLINES Detroit, May 15.—(?)—Cram’s Re- ports, Inc., estimated Friday a pro- duction of 117,156 units in the auto- mobile industry this week, compared with 118,786 cars and trucks for last week, and 89,760 for the correspond- ing week of 1935. Welfare Board Will Act on Aid Requests | Job Is Open Here For Texas Native A meeting of the state welfare) ————————————" G |poara will be held Saturday to act on numerous old age assistance ap- plications with indications first pay- ments would go out next week, E. A. Willson, secretary of the board, said Friday. Between 200 and 300 appli- cations have been received for aid. Willson explained that some delay was encountered in the work because many of the first applications came through in incomplete form and had to be sent back to the counties for corrections or additions. Mine for 2 Lost Men’ Pittsburgh, May 15.—(#)—Rescue crews searched Friday for two men trapped or lost in an abandoned coal mine, Workers from the U. 8. bu- reau of mines were told the two, Rob- ert Dyers, 36, and Arthur Tonner, 35. entered the shaft Thursday, to hunt copper wire. Edwin Miller, a com- panion, built a bonfire at the en- trance and waited all night, then no- tified authorities. Dyers and Ton- ner were unemployed. Mrs. Eva Plunkett Of Jamestown Dead Jamestown, N. D., May 15.—@)— Mrs. Eva May Plunkett, 68, resident of Jamestown 41 years, died here early Friday. Survivors are two daughters, Miss Eva Plunkett of the ‘Stutsman County Record, Jamestown, and Mrs. Arthur Olson, Merino, Mayor A. P. Lenhart and The Tribune Friday were looking for a native of the state of Texas now living in these parts that he might assume the duty of pre- senting an 18-pound cake to Gov- ernor Walter Welford on behalf of the Texas Centennial exposi- tion. The ‘cakes, bearing the map of the state of Texas outlined in frosting on the top, are being presented to the governors of all states as a good will gesture and to stimulate interest in the big exposition which will be held at Dallas. ‘ The presentation ceremony is scheduled for May 21. Ross J. Hayes, 52, Center, Dies Here Ross J. Hayes, 52, a resident of Cen- ter, N. D., died Thursday afternoon at a local hospital after an illness of more than a year. Multiple sclerosis, @ disease of the spinal cord, was given as the cause of death. Mr. Hayes was brought to the local hospital Feb. 2, 1935, and remained there until his death. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m., Saturday at Center. He leaves fives children. Mrs. Hayes has. been dead for several years, Disorderly Conduct Ordinance Is Upheld St. Paul, May 15—()—The state Mont., and a son Walter, patient at| supreme court Friday upheld consti- the Veterans’ hospital at Camp Cus- ter, Mich. Funeral services will be Sunday afternoon. Minnesota Anglers tutionality of the Minneapolis disor- derly conduct ordinance in « decision affirming the conviction of Sam Davis, member of the Minneapolis Unemployment council, for “intem- perate” speeches during a demonstra- Report Fishing Good ie at the city hall in September, St. Paul, May 15.—(4)—They’re hit- ting! So the first day anglers re- HOTEL MAN DEAD Chicago,, May 15—()—James W. ported Friday from Minnesota's far~|stevens, 82, hotel man, insurance ex- flung fishing grounds as the season ‘ecutive and merchant, died ‘Thursday opened on pike, pickerel and muskel-|nignt after a protracted illness, Stev- lunge. Good catches of pike were /ens and his associates built the Hotel taken by early arrivals at such popu- jr plices as Mille lacs akecontie| ager St. Croix. She flavor lasts Schilling rune nila ZERR’S STRAWBERRIES Money-Saving Values! PHONE 928 Fancy, quart box . CHERRIES, Firm, ripe, Ib. ........22c LETTUCE, Firm heads, 2 for ......15¢ LEMONS, 300 size, doz. . . Butter, per Ib. ......... Oranges, sweet juicy, 2 doz. .... Milk, Swift's, 4 cans for Eggs, fresh, per doz. Grapefruit, 100 size, 5 for Grape Jam, Welch’s, 1 Ib. jar 19c Toilet Tissue, Ambassador, 4 for ...22¢ Macaroni and Spaghetti, 2 Ib. box ..17¢ NONE OF THOSE HARSH "NO-SCRUB* SOAPS FOR ME! 1 TRIED ONE ONCE AND IT ALMOST RUINED MY HANDS—AND COLORS, TOO! WHY LAURA, YOU STILL SCRUBBING CLOTHES fa IN THIS NEW DAY OF ’NO-SCRUB* GRANULATED SOAPS? </ WE FELTLIKE ANEW WOMAN A EVER SINCE 1 DISCOVERED OXYDOL AND STOPPED SchuBI MY LIFE AWAY, bl HAVE DEVELOPED SUT HAVEN'T YOU HEARD ? THE IVORY SOAP PEOPLE WHAT! YoU SAID IT SOAKS OUT DIRT IN 1S MINUTES AND For This Latest Amazing “No-Scrub” Soap Discovery CRI BOILING AT ALL. AND IT GETS YOUR }/ WHITE CLOTHES //f 470 5 SHADES 150 More N. D. Youths Are Enrolled in CCC Approximately 150 youths newly enrolled over the state into the Civ- ilian Conservation corps, will gather ae. Monday, COC officials said Fri- lay. Destined to service in the fifth and ninth corps areas in Nevada and Idaho, the group will undergo com- plete physical examinations at Fort Lincoln, near here, before advancing to their western stations. There already are 16 camps Op- erating in North Dakota including veterans units at Fargo and Man- idan. Others include those at Lari- more, Mohall, Kramer, Calvin, Fox- holm, Kenmare, Medora, Watford City, Kensal, New England, Valley City, Park River, Williston and Bis- marck. FDR ON BAY TRIP Twilling’s Grocery 3 601 Tenth St. Phone 1613 SATURDAY, SPECIALS ORANGES fare vin tea én wasters. CARROTS, Fresh, crisp, per bunch LETTUCE, Firm heads, 2 for . . Special Water Softener 2a; mans P &GSOAP, Giant bars, 5 for .. OXYDOL, large package .... 12 om, tins, 2 OF ..rcccccceresseveceececevooces .29c 29c LIMA BEANS, 1 Ib. 10 oz. pkg. “] eat Shredded Wheat it’s 100% whole ‘A Product of NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY. Soda Crackers, 2-Ib. box Catsup, 14-0z. bottles, 2 for .... 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