The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 19, 1936, Page 3

BLIND SCHOOL AIRED Woman Employe Discharged by Arkansas Administrators as Result of Stories Little Rock, Ark., May 19.—(?)}— ‘The board of control weighed stories of scandalous conditions at the Arkansas school for the blind Tues- day after discharging a woman em- Ploye named as the “wild party” in- timate of several students. Wednesday the board will decide whether Superintendent W. M. Brown will be retained in the post he has held for six years. In a four-hour hearing Monday some witnesses told of drinking and parties by students both on and off the campus and of inefficiency and laxness in the operation of the school. Others disputed the charges. The unnamed woman employe was dismissed after one student testified he kept a love tryst with her in the Anstitution’s hospital. Another told of getting money from her for whis- key and having improper relations 13 Bismarck, Mandan |p) Doctors at Meeting Thirteen physicians from Bismarck and Mandan are at Jamestown this week attending the state medical meeting. Local doctors in attendance at the sessions are H. A. Brandes, R. H. Waldschmidt, George M. Constans, N. O. Ramstad, F. F. Griebenow, L. W. Larson, Charles A. Arneson, C. E, Stackhouse and W. H. Bodenstab. Mandan practioners attending are G. H. Spielman, A. E. Hetzler, C. C. Smith and L, G. cage a SOIL. GONSERV ATION KEY MEN SELECTED Chairmen of Seven Districts to Chose Central County Committee Thirty-one Burleigh county com- mitteemen on the new soil conserva- tion program elected at last week's district Wy Bee were announced eae by H. O. Putnam, county with her after they had drunk the/@gent. liquor. A third boy told of a New Year's eve party at her apartment near the school when she removed part of her face and cried “the sky's the jimit.” Tree Planting Begins Wednesday on Mall Planting of trees on the capitol mall, part of the grounds beautifica- tion plan, will be started Wednesday by the Northwest Nursery company of Valley City. A windbreak consisting of 12 rows of elm, spruce, ash and pine will be planted along the entire west side of the mall to a width of 150 feet. Trees also will be planted on the south end of the capitol approach, while hedges, shrubbery and flower beds will be spaced between the trees on the south end and the capitol on the north. ‘When completed, the approach will be one of the most beautiful to any capitol in the nation, officials stated. - Wilton Eighth Grade Pupils Tour Capital ee L. W. McKay, Wilton teacher, con- ducted his class of 19 eighth grade stu- dents on a tour of points of interest in and around Bismarck Tuesday. Mem- Chairmen of each of the seven dis- tricts will meet here at 1 p. m., Wed- nesday to chose four members of the central county committee. Commit- teemen elected include: District I—William Deckert, Arena, chairman; J. J. Scallon, Wing; D. D. Barkman, Arena. District II—William Michelson. Regan, chairman; Charles Trygg. Baldwin; James Novy, Wing. District I1I—O. W. Brostrom, Wil- ton, chairman; John H. Noon, Wil- ton; Carl Johnson, Baldwin. District IV—W. H. Morris, Bis- marck, chairman; Art Small, Bis- marck; Walter Sellens, Bismarck. District V—Charley Swenson, Bis- marck, chairman; Alex Anderson, Bismrack; John Craven, Menoken. District VI—E, W. Anderson, Mc- Kenzie, chairman; John Betz, Mc- Kenzie; Tebbo Harms, Menoken. District VII—Nels Dronen, Driscoll, chairman; Albert Pederson, Driscoll; ‘Burns Bailey, Moffit. ©ASS PIONEER DEAD Fargo, N. D., May 19.—()—Mrs. Frank Denis, 69, Cass county resi- dent 65 years, died Tuesday at her home in Wild Rice. ENGLISH NOVELIST DIES 8t. Ives, Cornwall, Eng., May 91.— (?)—Marmaduke William Pickthall, 61, @ successful novelist for more than 30 years, died today. bers of the class were Dean Barker, Robert Brooks, Jack Johnson, Neil Neil- sen, Max Flynn, Charles Fischer, Gerald Littlefjelt, John Skaropat, William Zwarych, John Woznick, Horace McFadden, William Haluzak, Joe Skoman, Pauline Wardner, Fran- cis Rogowski, Nellie Skoman, Eva Omefracez, Pauline Zwarych and Annie Mae Ferris. - Truck Lines Seeking Permits to Operate Four applications to furnish motor freight service in North Dakota will be heard next week. The state rail- road commission set for May 25 at Bismarck the hearing on the request of the Auto X-Press Transfer com- pany of Flasher for contract permit. Hearings on. applications for special certificates to provide motor freight service will be held as follows, for Rud Brothers, New Salem, May 25, Nick J. Letang, Dickinson, May 26, Don W. Mills, Hettinger, May 27. DIES AGED WOMAN Fargo, N. D., May 19.—(#)—Mrs. Caroline Kall, 91, died Tuesday in the home of her son, Charles R. Kall, Moorhead. It requires approximately 25 min- utes to take a roll call of the U. 8. House of Representatives. Give an DALE ¢. BARTON, CLAIMED BY DEATH Kidney Disease Fatal to Brad- ‘dock Youth; Funeral Plans Incomplete Dale C. Barton, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Barton of Braddock, died at 4 p.m. Monday at a local hospital. The cause of death was kidney dis- ease. He first suffered from the ailment in January while attending the Da- kota Business college at Fargo. He returned to his home and on April 22 entered the hospital for treatment. Puneral services have been set ten- tatively for Friday with interment to be made at Braddock. Complete de- tails have not been announced. The youth was born March 10, 1916. He attended schools at Braddock and was graduated from the high school there in 1935, Besides his parents he leaves three sisters, Louise Barton, school teacher at Robinson, N. 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