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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-02
L. L. Payne Honored
With Birthday Party

On Thursday evening. May IL,
Mrs. l.. l.. Payne. 1851 klinger
street. gave a surprise stag In hon
or of her husbands birthday. Mr..
Payne is one Of the Supreme Lib
erfy Life agents. and the majority
of the guests were his fellow work
ers. The honoree's age was not dis
closed, as there were no candles
on the big birthday cake. but Mr..
Paynes years have only served to
increase his efficiency as a star
insurance worker. Delicious re-
fres1ments were served. ana the
occasion was an enjoyable one.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-02

Nurses Gull d
Sponsors Shower

The Hartford Avenue Nurses
Guild entertained at a miscellan-
eous shower. May 16. at the home
OF Mrs. B. Langston. 1874 Bangor.
An interesting program was rem
dcred as follows: solo. Mrs. Car
RTE Hicks; paper. Mrs. Mary
Sheppard: talk. Mrs. Brazea. OF 81.
John c. M. Il. Church. Talks were
also made by Mrs. Pryor, OF Cal
vary Baptist; Mrs. A. Hill, Mrs.
A. Wynn, Mrs. T.. Peters, Mrs.
Charleston, and Mrs. Stein.
Others present were: Mesdames
G.. Blair. X. Bussey. M. Hall. y.
Gilchrist, n. Chisome, |. Moody. r.
Hatcher. and +. S. Innings. Re-
reshments were served.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-02

The closing of school Is the sig
nal for the formal opening OF sum
mer activities for the young ioik
Many can be seen. on sunny days
and moonlit nights. haunting the
lakes and open countryside.
Memorial Day was featured py
n full program of golf. tennis,
sailing, long motor rides, ana
theatre parties.
Tuesday evening, the Girls
Friendly Society gave bridge
party al St. Matthias Parish. at
Grand River, at w. Grand Boule-
ward. The Brotherhood of st. An
drews are giving a sport dance
at Nacirema Club house. June D.
Sunday, saw the following
playing tennis: Herman Malone,
sunny Edwards. Clarence Hunter
Violet Banks, and Villa Mae King.
Sunday at noon. a dinner party
for the cast OF Rhythm On Pa
rade" was given at Nacirema Club,
on Milford Members of the set
present were: l.. Jefries, Margaret
Mccoy. Wilbur Brewer. Melba
Grimes, Margaret Graham, Larry
r. Douglass, Kathryne Armstrong.
Harry Tapsico, Jim Brock. Eve
Ign Fennell. Len Andrews, and
others.
Robert Hayden. besides having
a poem accepted by the thinking
American Magazine" has been APP
pointed literary and dramatic edi-
tor for the publication.
Those who attended the alumni
dance in the Crystal Ballroom in
General Motors Building last Fri
day, were: Vivian Bass. James
Mcintosh. Kathryne Armstrong,
Harry Tapsico. Winifred Welker,
and Edward j. Edwards.
Constance and Winifred Welker
and Eddie Edwards motored to
Toledo. Ohio, last Friday morning.
Arthur George has been seen on
the tennis courts of his neighbor-
hood. almost every afternoon.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-02
F. E. r. A. Glasses
Hold Fine Exhibit

The f. Il. Il. A. sewing classes
OF Garfield and Duffield schools
had their closing exhibitions last
Tuesday night Il, Calvary Baptist
Church. A musical program was
sponsored by the classes. Or. Wat
kins was speaker for the evening.
Many fine pieces of handiwoI k
were displayed, among them being
- negligee ami bcd-light made
from "a collection OF silk pieces: also
a child's coat and hat, made from
a discarded garment.
These classes were commended
by The Board OF Education.
The pastor OF calvary Baptist
Church requested that the exhibit
be repeated Sunday Mrs Lillian
Chcnsuc was instructor.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-02
BON AMIS CLlB

Miss Mary Bachelor was hos
tess To The club on May 81 Plans
were made for joint birthday
party in honor of their chaperon
Mrs Alexander and Miss Hattye
Bentley, which viii be held at the
residence of the former 23O9 Cas-
mere street, May 81 \ sayory re-
past was served
Members present were Misses
IIatlie Hunt fIatye Bentley. Cha
lie and Annie Avani Mary King,
licnnyc Powell Hattie Avant,
Mary Bntchclor. Nda and Hazel
Sadler and Mrs. Alexander.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-02
Employers Praise
NJ i S S Campbell

Miss Gertrude Campbell, newly
appointed floor lady at Neisner's
Hastings street store. thrilled an
audience OF over 600 white en-
ployees OF the Neisner stores, at
Knights of Columbus Hall, last
Wednesday. Miss Campbell spoke
50 eloquently on the subject,
What Price. Loyalty" that the
general manager Of the Detroit
Hamtramck. and Highland Park
district sent her paper In to the
main office TO the proprietor. Mr..
Neisner wrote Miss Campbell a
personal letter. thanking her for
the address and praising her abil-
ity and efficiency az floor lady
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-02
To Entertain High
School Graduates

The Conant Garden Political AS
sociation will entertain the Conant
Garden high school graduates of
1884. at a special program at Yer
non Chapel Church. Thursday eve
ming. May 81 The entertainment is
an annual affair, and elaborate pre-
parations are beign made, to make
il unique and outstanding. Refresh
ments will be served. The public
is invited
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-02
Honor Aged People
At Bethel Church

On SUNDAY. June 10, The old pco-
pie Of the city viii again be hon
orcd aud entertained al Bethel 4.
NJ r. Church. by the Mission
Group of which Mrs Corncla
Young is chairman
Citizens. Knowing elderly people
who wish To participate, are ask
ed 10 send the names of such per-
sons 10 Bethel Church office. st.
Antoine and Frederick
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-02
Mrs. Elders Hostess
To Co-Ops Club

Mrs. Nellie Elders entertained
the club on May 8, with a splendid
program at the Sophie Wright
Settlement House. Those who par
ticipated were: Mrs. l.. Thomas,
Mrs. +. c. Bodies. Mrs. Huggard
ana daughter. Miss K Boddie.
Mrs. Maggie HARRISON. and Mr..
Hill.
The clubs meetings on May J
and i3 were held at Goa Hancock,
with the president. c. r.. Veal.
conducting Dr. J H. Maltocks *
president.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-02
June Sales Featured
At Maxine's Store

Everyone who has shopped at
tn, Maxine store. at 2l1 Gratiot
avenue. between Broadway and
Library. opposite Crowley Miners
is enthusiastic over the courteous
service rendered them and the
smartncss aud newness of Max
ines millinery, dresses. aud acces-
sorics as well as the outstanding
values which are making this store
very popular among our readers.
AZ the present. Maxine Is fea-
turing series OF special June
sales. worthy OF your attention
Shop at Maxine's on your next
downtown shopping tour, and we
are certain you will agree that
shopping at this popular store is Q
deliglh full. and profitable expert
encc
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-02
CRUSADERS CIuB

The crusaders club, Of plymouth
Congregational Church met at the
home OF Mrs NJ. Haynes, 1892
Scov-l place. May 81. Dr w. IL.
Peck spoke on Love" lie gave
several definitions Of the word
and thrilled his audience with his
splendid remarks.
A lawn bridge party was plan
ned for June 30, TO be given on the
lawn OF Mrs. Fannie Hendricks
6744 Scotch. Miss Mildred Me-
Leod, 5SOl Van Court. was receiv-
ed IA new member
The next meeting will he held al
the home OF Mrs. II. Scott. GAL.
Beech wood. June 4 Mrs. G.. Ora
ham will speak on Friendship.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-02
RISN nEE ART CITB

The club met Friday May -.
with the president Mrs Mamie
Casey. of llendrick street The scs-
sion was we'll attended The club
held their pre-Decoration social.
which was success
At the next meeting June %,
the club Will award lovely quilt
al their social.
The next meeting viii be with
Mr. Annie Bradley. 1898 Dubois.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-02
Social
Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley. 1924 Sher
man, celebrated their Both wed
ding anniversary, Thursday eve,
ming, May "a. Twenty-Five guests
were present. Among the special
guests were: Mrs. A. Lyons, Mrs
l WOODS, Mrs. Robinson, Rev
Smith. and Mrs. North
ssssss
Mrs. Rosa Doaks. 1869 Benton
street. was one OF the students who
~ aduated from Commerce High
School May %. al the evening
session She Is a member of King
Solomon Baptist Church.
George Matthews. popular local
tenor, spent last weekend on a
business trip in Niagara Falls.
**+s*s
Mrs T.. Fits and sister. Miss NJ.
j. lament. were recent dinner
guests Of Mrs. Mamie Casey. on
Hendrick street.
ssssss
Mrs. Nellie Thompson of North
field Ave left May 27th. for a
months visit with relatives in
Tuscaloosa. and other points In
Alabama.
Mrs. Marshall Moore of Ameri-
can Ave. and Mrs. Duke Sylkman
of Woodrow motored To Hampton
Institute. Virginia. To witness the
graduation of the formers daugh-
ter. Miss Mary Moore. who is the
niece of the latter. jesse Stewart
of $500 McKinly avenue accom-
panied The travellers.
T%FM&t
Mrs. Charlotte Mapp. president
Of the American Beauty club.
IIeulah Land Temple No. 1853. last
Tuesday night was presented by |
he club with a lovely genuine |
Gather purse with silver plateu
initials az birthday token. The
aud birthday party
OOk place AT the lovely home of
IIrs Susie Brazel. of Van Court
Boulevard The charming hostess
crved an elaborate menu
Mrs Emma Topp. and her cou-
in. Of Los Angeles, California. are
isiting in Detroit as guests of Mr..
nd Mrs W. H. Walker 1913 st.
can avenue.
Mrs Topp formerly resided in
his city She and her cuosin mo-
pred here from New Orleans, La,
here they visited friends
Mrs j g. Graham. li3l ST. Jean
$ visiting in Cleveland where Mr.
;raham is stationed as a federal
*&+*s$*
Mrs Mirona H. Tigue. pa Med
hurry wife OF Cover Tigue, Jr. left
last Sunday for visit with her
grandmother I'm Tallaposa Ga She
WAS accompanied by her mother
and aunt
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-02
VlItN SAFE ILIH

Last Wednesday evening. The
'memhcrs of the club went for a
roller skating party on the West
Side After skating for some hours
they returned 10 the home of Doro-
thy Scott whore fried chicken was
served
Those enjoying the outing were
Dorothy Scott, Vera Timbers Swan
Agnes Booker. Norma Price. Eu-
Media Goens. Dorothy Jones. Doro
thy Williams. Kathleen McCau1
an. Delma Fuller Lucinda Murti-
shaw and Theresa Dorsay
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-02
News Deadline

In order that social news
Items and club notices sent 10
the Tribune-Independent may
be published In the current
weeks Issue and not have 10 be
held over for the next week, we
request and urge that such
items reach this office not later
than 4 p m. Mondays.
Those who mail In their news,
should mali II sufficiently
ahead Of time 10 allow II to
reach the office In the Monday
morning or afternoon mail
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-02
FREE WILL MISSIONARY GLIB

The meeting OF the club was
held last Wednesday evening, with
Mrs. Lucille Wright. 1851 h. Eu-
cid. The members were grieved to
learn OF the recent death of Mrs.
Della Smith. one OF their aged
members The next meeting Will be
with Mrs. Alice Archie coo Hague
afrapf
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-02

Collins \. NJ. +. Church.
Roberta Mae. the two-year.old
dausl ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Brown. l3il Emerson street re-
Gently underwent an operation al
the hospital, but is convacscing
Please place your news items
with the reporter. by Saturday
evening Of each week. Phone
2-99S5 or write 1927 +. Main 81
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-02
LnNAL kEMPIEs CLIn

The club enjoyed an evening ~
Harlem lasi "Wednesday and par
ticipated in dancing and card
PLAYING Among those present
We're Messrs. Thomas Lewis.
William Knox. Miss Dorothy Da-
yls. Willie Mae Morrow and 9TH
rrs
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-02
ANNOUNCEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry s. Connolly.
Sr., 6l26 Iroquofs street. announce
the engagement OF their daughter,
Milly Christina. to Delbert Har-
old Lee. son Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Crosby. The marriage will take
place on June 2S. 1884.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-02
ROYAL TIE JESMA CLUB

Mrs. Charles. of Hazelett avenue
was charming hostess to the club
at their recent meeting. Auction
bridge prizes were won by Mrs
Utz. first; Mrs. Cooper, second ;
Mrs. Gale. BOBBY. First guest priz,
was awarded Mrs. John Jones
second. Mrs. Ruth Trent Mrs
Sarah Shuk and Irene Morish were
guests OF the evening.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-02
CO.OPS CLUB

The Co-Ops held their meeting
Thursday. May "a, at Stamp Will
lis residence, GOA T.. Hancock
The business was transacted and
the date announced for the cabaret
party TO be held at Avalon Car
dens
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-02
1925 SOCIAL CLUB

The club met with Miss Jones,
l16 Farnsworth. recently.
The organization Is widely
known for It's charity work Last
Wednesday. they have a bridge and
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-02
Piano Pupils To
Appear In Recital

Elizabeth Holden oodley Will
present her pupils in piano con
cert assisted by the pupils OF
Dotty H. Wise Dancing School, on
Thursday June Z, at y. m. at
Lucy Thurman Branch Y. w. G..
A.. 800 +. Elizabeth ST.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-02
CLUBS

whist breakfast al tho home Of
Mrs Eugic Nest 55S Ncdhnry.
Tie home was beautifully dccorat-
cd with garden flowers Dr VIII
son was awarded first prize:
Charles Williams. first bridge
prize.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-02
sttffffff MUSIC
- NOTES
BY Jerene G. Macklin

Charles Cole. Jr.. solo trumpetel
OF Highland Park High School
was chosen winner of second prize
from among fifty-seyen confes
tants in high school bands o
southeastern Michigan. at Pontiac
Mich. May II.
The music festival was held May
- The band was composed OF
ITO players. the pick OF all
schools. Young Cole was the first
chair trumpeter in the concert or
chcstra on the same date. He is
the grandson of J W Johnson
one of DeirOii's outstanding band
masters
The Sanitary Workers Band
gave well attended concert nj
Birdhurst Center. Smile Road.
Friday May %. They also escorted
the Woodmen of the World TO ST.
John G. w. +. Church. Sunday. May
%. 10 their anniversary sermon. j..
" Johnson is director.
The We-Can-Do Professional
ANA Business WOmen's club pre-
scented It's second annual musical
classic. al the Y. w C. A.. Sunday.
May 27 \ fine program was rem
dcrcd Those participating were
Mrs. Elizabeth II Woodley, piano
the Lyric Singers selection; Mrs.
Louise Henderson. THE Ncgro's
{ contribution TO Music" Arnold
Hooper. violin selection; Mrs. Fan
nie White Poole. reading; Miss
r.. Thomas. saxophone solo; Mrs.
Dorothy Blackwell, vocal number
Mrs. Frances Moss resume OF the
10 Women's Club; Mrs.
Madeline Fowler remarks. Mrs
Cross is president
The Azalia IIackley Music and
Dramatic Society will hold their
regular meeting. sunday June 3.
IT as T. Kirby AIilll Connolly Is
mos ffiauf
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-02
rROCRESSIyT rWENTY NIn

PROGRESSIVE TWENTY CLUB
The club held their regular
mcctns with Miss Mary Glusco.
dainty repast was served.
The club thanks their friends
and other clubs for their co-opcra-
ton Miss Frances Phillips is pres
idcut.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-02
BRInGE DINER Planned

The Detroit Musicians Associa-
ton held special meeting, Mon
daN evening May 2Sih which wa
We'll attended Nrranpcmcnts were
male 10 hold Bridg Dinner
Thursday evening. June 18th. at
a4S r. Kirby avenue. The public
| is invited The annual meeting
and election OF officers will be
lhcld Monday June ith followini
the rehearsal. AT the residence q
Mrs. j q. Macklln.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-02
NLAntMN CIIR

The Alabama Club entertained
their friends in a delightful man
ncr. May 26. az Artistic Temple
Dancing and refreshments were
cnioyed. A. ~ Bellenger is presi-
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-02
BEAUTY HINTS
by Nina Temple
BEING FRAGRANT AT A SMALL
COST

COST
Now that geraniums are in the
gardens. II would be a fine idea
as we'll as an economical one to
gather few leaves. dry them to
place among your linens. These
leaves give dainty spiciness to
clothing. Also "A satchet filled with
these leaves may be pinned inside
the waist OF your dress instead of
using perfume.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-09-11
C. ON TIN U E ID
from un9A onn. -
Roosevelt Backers
Name Governor, Two
Men for Congress

governor from the incumbent. Edwin
G johnson.
The New Deal was prominently
mentioned In Washington where vot-
ers choose nominees for senator, con.
gress and many state officers. The
highlight Is six-cornered contest for
the Democratic senatorial nomination.
In which Lewis achwellenbach, New
Deal supporter, and John g. Steven
son are the principal participants.
Arizona Veterans Face Fight
Two political veterans face opposi-
ton In the Arizona primary. One ID
Senator Henry F. Ashurst. Four op-
pose him for the Democratic nomina-
tion. The other veteran Is George r.
J. Hunt. seven times governor, who
seeks the Democratic nomination.
Governor William A. Comstock.
Democrat, Is up for nomination In
Michigan Tuesday, with opposition
from two others. Former Governor
Alex J. 0roesbeck seeks the Republi.
can nomination In . four-coFnered
race.
Republican fights for senator ana
governor feature the Vermont pri-
mary. Senator Warren r. Anstin Il
opposed for denomination by Former
y. 8. Attorney Harry 3. Amey In the
principal contest.
The New Hampshire primary i
highlighted BY the gubernatorial con.
tests In both parties
South Carolina will vote in q ruu.off
primary for governor. deciding be.
tween Cole L. Blease. former governor
and United States Senator, and Oliu
z. Johnston, 36-year old attorney.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-09-11
C. ON TIN U E n
from In0e ono. -
Employers, Headed
By Sloan, Discuss
Strike End Terms

1000 strikers massed Monday for
picket duty. and two companies
mobilt0ed 1T Lewiston, Me.
r. ]. Troops Ready
The Rhode Island troops were pre.
pared to move to the Sayles F1nisa.
Ing company plant ct Saylesville.
where two persons were slightly Inc
jured when employees Of 4 plant at.
tempted to report for work.
Another tense spot was High Point.
n. G.. where six strikers suffered
flesh wounds from soldiers baycnets
IN Z clash late Monday night.
MAnufacturers' Representatives who
discussed the strike with the presi-
dents mediation board were con.
fronted with labor's "deadltne" On
It's arbitration proposal; s .. M.
Eastern Standard Time. Tuesday.
The United Textile Workers inteu.
stfied its efforts to close Qeoreia
mills. where 4O,5o0 textile workers. 81.
ready were idle.
National guardsmen maintained
peace In two Mississippi textile COM
munities Magnolia and Kosciusko.
Townsmen. armed with axe han.
dies and clubs, turned back 4 sfly.
Ing squadron" Of strikers at Proc
torsville, Vt.
A states attorney and q constable
led the townspeople. One striker was
arrested. charged with concealing 4
stone In q stocking.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-09-11
ASK EXTENSION OF
LOAN Commitment
DATES FOR FARMERS
Olson Wires President Of Heavy
Cancellation Due TO Ex.
pirsd Time Limit

President Roosevelt Tuesday was
urged by Governor Ole H. Olson
to take steps to bring about . 60
day extension on federal land bank
and commissioner loans commit
nents being cancelled because Of the
expiration Of the time limit.
Olson, q chairman Of the state in
dustrial commission which admins
ters affairs Of the Bank Of North
Dakota, telegraphed the president
that cancellation has resulted In
llendicaps in carrying out the adjust
ment Of debts. He asked that COM
mitments be reinstated for consider
alton without second application fee
or new appraisals, and that an ex-
tension Of time Be granted on all
commitments cancelled or otherwise.
His telegram, Of which copies were
sent to North Dakota congressman,
Secretary Wallace. and the heads Of
the federal land bank at st. Paul
and the farm credit administration,
said:
Hundreds Of federal land bank and
commissioner loans commitments
are being cancelled because Of time
limit expiration dates. This results In
serious hardship6 and handicaps In
carrying out the spirit Of the original
acts. Serious economic conditions ana
obstacles In making adjustments Of
debts With numerous creditors in
almost every case. to conform with
the requirements. makes it impossible
to Immediately make these proper ad-
justments for farmers seeking aid in
this set.up.
1T Is imperative that immediate &C.
ton be taken to reinstate ell COM
mitments for consideration without
Z second application fec or new ap-
praisals or other additional expenses.
Ask that m extension Of 80 days be
given on al commitments cancelled
Or otherwise. Impossible for farmers
to raise . second application fee. Land
bank will be In same position even II
loans are closed % days later. Your
pssonal interest and help Is respect
fully solicited"
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-09-11
THREE INJURED AS
PLANE CRASHES
DICKINSON MONDAY
Bursts Into Flames IN Hittinn
Shed; John lindemann IN
Critical Condition

Dickinson, N. D., Sept. ll.-0-
Three persons were injured, one SER
iously, late Monday when IN air.
plane crashed as it was taking of
from the Dickinson airport. A stalled
engine caused the accident.
The plane, owned BY Frank Linde-
mann, Richardton, burst into flames
as It crashed into . grain ana coal
shed on the Louis sadowsky farm.
The flames destroyed the plane and
shed.
John Lindemann, son Of the owner
Of the plane, was seriously hurt. Peter
Getz, Richardton, passenger, also
was injured. and the pilot received
minor injuries.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-09-11
TO APPEAL
COURTS DECISION
verrot Contends Power Of Gov
srnor 70 Remove Al Any
Time Unconstitutional

An appeal to the state supreme
court from q decision Of the Burleigh
county district court, holding Acting
Gov. Ole II. Olson possessed power
to oust J. J. Weeks Is tax commits
sioner, will be taken this week.
Charles verret, assistant attorney
general, said Tuesday.
The appeal viii be based on allega-
tion that the provisions Of the law
giving the governor power TO remove
from the position "at any time" are
unconsfi In that It Is broader
than the oct creating the office.
Olson has ordered the removal Of
Weeks from office. Weeks refused to
vacate. Olson brought . mandamus
action In district court. Weeks re-
taliated With > petition for writ Of
csrtiorari. questioning the right OF
Olson to remove.
Verret said he expected 70 fil0 his
notice Of appeal BY Saturday.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-09-11

vessel broke into flames, was found
aboard the vessel Monday night. The
body, badly burned, was on the floor
Of the captains cabin. Fire Chief
TAggart Of Asbury Park made the
discovery, but Identification WAS not
positive. The body was not removed
Positive casualty totals are not yet
available. The known dead list is ll0,
with % Of the bodies identified and
two tentatively identified. Seventeen
persons are still unaccounted for, CIV
ing q total Of l33 dead or missing.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-09-11
Stoddard Held for
Cigarette Thefts

Elmer atoddard. former jamestown
railway clerk, was held In the Morton
county jail Tuesday following theft
Of 10000 cigarettes from the Man
dan Beverage company.
City. county, and railroed author.
itiee arrested etoddayd sunday and