The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 10, 1937, Page 2

MEDIGAL SCHOOL'S RANKING PARTIALLY RESTORED BY A... Standing of Education Unit of University Dependent on Finances Grand Forks, N. D., June 10—(7)— Temporary and partial restoration of standing was granted to the Uni- versity of North Dakota medical school at the American Medical as- sociation meeting in Atlantic City, according to word received here. Reinstatement on the approved lst will depend on financial support given the school. The same provision was made for the South Dakota uni- versity medical school also removed from the list last February. Both are still not approved, but medical students entering last fall and again this coming fall will be able, after two years study, to trans- fer to other medical schools to com- plete their training. This they could not do ordinarily unless the schools were on the approved list. Pres. John C. West of the university *said this meant that stipulations laid down by the special examining com- mittee of the national association in February, would be met satisfactorily through increased legislative appro- priations for the school. Reinstate- ent to an accredited rating is con- ditional on continuance of financial support, he emphasized. A class of 30 freshmen entering next fall will be selected on a basis of the medical aptitude test, together with advice and approval of the state board of medical examiners. In- adequate quarters, understaffed fa- culty and obsolete equipment were listed as reasons for removal from the approved list. sf Minot Briquet Plant Will Open on July 1 Minot, N. D., June 10.—Operations at the Minot plant of the Lignite Products corporation of America will begin July 1, Gilbert Chandler, newly- named local manager, announced Wednesday. 010s, Chandler said Dr. Raymond Nauth of Buffalo, N. Y., president of the is expected here this ‘ye Equipment at the plant is being rushed into place as rapidly as it arrives. A contrect will be awarded locally this week, Chandler said; for electric wirlng of the building and motors and another contract is to be Jet to @ plumbing concern for con- struction of a water main connecting with the city water system. RISK MEN MEET Fargo, N. D., June 10.—(%)}—Some Vet, He Claims Cyrus M. Lichty, above, 66- year-old resident of Cedar Falls, Ia. believes he is the face and hands. essary, his physician stated. Son, Mr. and (909 Fitth St., at ‘Bismarck hospital, 7 Twins, a boy and Mrs. John McCormick, M 2:06 and 2:25 p.m. ‘Wea: ‘The nest Of the harpy about 14 pounds, Youngest GAR. Robert Lorenz,'22, Plentywood, Mont., car bomb victim, was reported Wed- nesday by his physician, although he stated his patient was not yet out of langer. Lorenz, who Saturday night suf- fered the effects of the explosion of & bomb apparently i:.tended for Sam- uel Sprague, Sheridan county Re-: settlement administrator, whose carjattack Wednesday claimed jhe had borrowed, received a fractured |Terryll of Fargo, Spanish-. leg and severe contusions about the| war veteran, while he was cleaning weighs DAWES LOAN STORY TOLD IN LEGAL, DOCUMENTS Chairman of RFC Bolstered His Own Bank on Entreaties -of Colleagues Chicago, June 10 —()— Former Vice President Charles G. Dawes’ story of the much-discussed $90,000,- 000 “Dawes Loan” was recounted document on file in superior court ‘Thursday. General Dawes disclosed his par- | 1 ticipation in the 1932 Chicago bank- ing.crisis in an answer to a suit in- stituted by stockholders of the Cen- tral Republic Bank and Trust com- pany, recipient of the loan from the .| Reconstruction Finance, corporation. The stockholders sought $8,000,000 from Dawes, chairman of the City National Bank, and Trust company, and from the Republic bank and its receiver. They contended that amount represented the “fair and reasonable value” of the banking business of the Republic trust. at the time it was taken over by City Na- x tional in 1932. Dawes declared in the answer he was not an officer of Central Re- public when he resigned as chairman terest charges. The RFC has been repaid $58,000,000. Grant Terryll Found Dead in Hall at Fargo Fargo, N. D., June 10—()—A heart hall where the North Dakota United ‘Amputation of the leg may be nec-|Spanish War veterans Howard Hughes, D. m. Wednesday, a girl, Mr. and joken, at lIynehing bi bi new iL, vi bees a ah ee : fires, most men dema: WINDSOR you that represents ou; 305 Front Street main De ne Narsowat Disrittess Paopucrs Conropation, Naw Yoax, N. Y. "WINDSOR gives you good, straight whiskey taste, combined ght oat mildness. These are just the qualities that exceptional nd in a whiskey...In get them both at a price, tstanding value, DISTRIBUTED BY WHISKEY publicly for the first time in a legal | | area with fur ablaze and set| Loe A: 3 Dakota: sottied tonight ana Frideg resent “For South Dakota:e Unssttied 0 Unsett! Aight and Friday, ossibly it portion showers; not so cool night. ‘or Montana: Unsettled, with casional showers tonight and Friday; Uttle change in temperature, anise oon ia ext eon r oO] in extreme si Dalen: Felday, partly cloudy, s0 unéettled and cooler in north portion. srarite WEATHER CON! high pressure area extends from ‘thwest- 30.24 » while a low pressure aren ex- Moun- the Great Lakes region. ward to Alberta, *Eamonton long the western Rock: lope, Balt Lake City pitetion has occur: ener iower, t sispiesipet ss! westward the ot .78 incl from wml ane lahoma central Montana and in tne southern Plains States morning. Cool all_sectl ones ; marck statio 38.3 Reduce \ Missouri<river ft. 84 hour chang: soariee 4148 &. m. junact, 8:37 p. me PRECIPITATION For Bismarck Station: NORTH DAKOTA, Folate é igh Low- oungest living Union Civil War {0f the RFO June 15, 1933; that he ‘ eglee Lichty enlisted at 11 [considered it = “moral duty” to aid/ miswanci, clay. CTC years, three months and 10 days the institution which had become} Beach, clay. 46.00 in the 21st Iowa Infantry and |*nown as the “Dawes Bank” beoause | Cerrinsten., pol 2 8 fought at Vicksburg. He is 11 |0f his honorary chairmanship of the| Dickinson, clay. rH 28 months younger than William . aa Strange of Bruceville, Ind., who Bites roe ieee prep te eed “a oy has been often recognized as the | immediate closing and Liquidation of | 38 se be youngest G. A. R. survivor. the institution and was persuaded to 46:00 = ~~~ seek ai from the RFC only at the) sinimn, cidy Maks 8 os. insistence of colleagues. » | Williston, clear : Victim of Auto Bomb _|'"ie‘saia ‘he expected full repay- Bovile Lane, peldy. ss. a8 48 80 ment of the $90,000,000 principal to) Grand Forks, pc! e Is Reported Improved ment of, the 0.00000 principal to) Harkinson, cid bs maining assets plus a “reasonable re- | Napoleon, 40.00 Minot, N. D., June 10,—(m_slight | Sovery on the $14,000,000 stockhotd. | Osken, cl a1. 100 improvement in the condition of ers’ assessment would not cover in-| Wirine cae io 108 paar, MONTANA POINTS High- Low- est 72 endive, clear’ .. adive 14 as marilio, Texas, cid sol ee Taane hicago, ver, Col 46 2 Melnes nD ee City, é 52 ip, Idaho, rain .. 68. 43, eaepton, Alip., oleae. 68 26); amniseps: B.C clay) 9.3) 56: ‘ansas City, ae clay 53 ngeles, Cal.) poldy. 12 58; Mple.-St. P., Mii lear 68 2 Modena, Utah, cl +. 18 44 Skier its, Ones rain se, 68 : “rain ‘ Phoenix, Aris, cloar . 94 | 64° Pr, Albert, 8. clay, ., 62° 40 elle, 8, clear.. 76 946 ay. .» 54 ty ba a 40 be “e “4 a 40 @ Pas, N., 46 innemucca, Ne a Winnipeg, Men. 42 PARAMOUNT TODAY ea RECA STS Rat uneattiod tonight aed: Besdey: lor Brie t tonight. Toca adie Rorth- north Pacific coast, with heavy amounts in Missouri, Ok- id Oregon. . 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