The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 4, 1937, Page 3

~ DOOD PUSHED] v OR PRESIDENCY OF N.D, RARM COLLEGE Bottineau Club Advocates Na- tive Son for Position Now: "Filled by Shepperd as a man of ‘sterling character,'as an cecutey and 9: leading “Now, therefore, be it resol Service peacee rer dd Mercer High School Grants Diplomas to 17 the class, and Marion tatorian. ditiomto the: two’ mentioned:” Braun, William Just, Beatrice Lorraine Battist Krug, Lydia Edwin Littke, Lois Braun and Martin Braun; high school, Olga Lois Women’s Chorus Will Sing Sacred Concert Warren Soule, with Miss Ruth Row- ley at the organ and Miss Maxine offering Scarff at the piano. A silver will be taken, é Songs by Dubois, Gounod, Dickson, and. Franck are included Its 149th general assembly, avert- “ ing a bitter dispute over the church’s attitude on war, adjourned Wednes- day after a seven-day session described by the moderator as the “most har- efficient” in his 31 years’ Extra Girl Complains Of Criminal Assault irl’s complaint she Sidio to entertain at » party for vis- iting sales executives and was crim- {nally a deputy ¢ district attorney, said A he would studio to turn JINOR BALL vdeo D. seventh left) has just found ‘Their middle her name ,. initials indicate the order in CLUBS 10 BE ORGANIZED Liefur Issues Call for Players to. Meet First Time Mon- day ‘Morning [ : ay of Lansing, Mich., received ike. Wilma cthors Celt ts right) are kane Ay fare 0. nod Belen romans cinder ine, superviicn .o¢| Hagan Urges Farmers Lelfur. To Help Themselves New Forage Planting | Jon N. agen, conimusionsr of ~~ Record Set in S. D.|Dutcs farmers to assist In making oe the state self-supporting during the ‘Baron, 6. D., June:4—(7)—The Sout Tatiniton | “The next 30 days will tell the story.” Greater ith Dakote Oi he said in reviewing crop conditions this spring and urging every individual dasreet Mle) eves 7 power be aeesy SU “Due to heavy expeditures both by the state and federal governments during the drouth years their fmances are about depleted and individuals therefore must assume s larger pro- portion of this burden,” he declared. “Numerous long range plans and ‘programs to lessen the effect of drouth |. in future years should receive whole- hearted co-operation,” the commis- sioner said pointing to the irrigation it|and soil conservation ;| Alleged Assaulters Declare Innocence Potential effects of for-| Minneapolis, June 4.—(?)—Pleas of ¢ on American busi-| innocence were entered Wednesday in district court by two men charged as attackers’ of women — Alexander, Tutko, 38, accused of sodomy in con- nection with an assault on a 20-year- old girl, and Steve. Rodack, charged ition | with rape and attempted murder of a 46-year-old married woman. First Lutheran Will Conduct Bible School Eighty have already registered for the Vacation Bible school of First Lutheran to be mornings a week from 18, Rev. G. Adolph Jc day. Classes will be from-9 a. m. to 12 noon, a TAXPAYER TOPI Possible Initiation of New Laws Per pe soa or Will Be Discussed at Minot | s#, meetings. ‘Teachers | Convention " [seven; Mrs. Lt f » rd + bh , N. D, 4 ° Steril D;, June 4—()—Delin- land Rev. Johns, grade enter [ BS ps he By a3 2 E i as superfintendent, Text books 1 plished Sune 20, in the church auditorium. 18,500,000 of Approximately world’s 33,275,000 telephones sre North America, School Opens Monday Daily Vacation Bible school for Watch for The Opening of THE DEMON Episcopal ment of students Monday morning. The school will continue for two .| been secured with Miss Ruth Rowley NO HOOK IN THIS! 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