The Bismarck Tribune from Bismarck, North Dakota • 6

THI IISMARCK TXIBUNI fni.1, M.f 1, IW Two Girls Hurt Bringing Up Baby Sham Relates Conversations With Defendants By MYRTLE MEYER ELDREO LVar Mrs. Eldred: My boy is 3 years old, and live on a street with lots more effective, really, than a spanking, because that Is over shortly and then he gets to go out again. He ought to feel truly deprived and then he will remember for what he is being punished. Mrs. Eldred helps you solve twhaviM nmblems in her infor Minot Sta'e Commencement Slated June 2 Degrees win be conferred upon 225 students at the Minot State College commencement program in Swan Hall, June 2 at 2:00 p.m.

Baccalaureate services are scheduled in Swain Hall at 10:00 a.m. the same day. Al Capp, nationally known cartoosist and creator of "Lit Abner" will be the commencement apeaker and Laud O. Vaught. president of Northwest of kids.

Tt.ese are the first real Dlaymates he has ever had as 1 worked his first two years, and he Uvd tn day- By The Associated Press A man who last week refused to testify took the stand Friday in the American Allied Insurance Co. trial to tell of conversations he had had with defendants in the case. Dean Sharp, a counsel for the U.S. Senate subcommittee on anti trust and monopoly, ap- r.l ipt Burglar Gets Probation Bernard Walter Thompson, 20, 221 W. Rosser pleaded guilty to burglary snd was given a five-year deferred imposition of sentence, with orobation, in an appearance before i s-trlct Judge M.

C. Fiedricks Friday. Thompson was charged with the March 18 break-in and truck theft st Hal's Standard Service, 122 Rosser Ave. Thompson and the truck were liter found a few miles south of Bismarck. Navy Now Accepting Seabee Applications The Navy Recruiting Office in Bismarck has been authorized to accept applicants for enlistment In advanced pay grades The people next door nave Bible College in Minot will de- uwavt PMST OUAUfV Specials Starting at 7 P.M.

5lfi Broadway liver the Baccalaureate sermon. peared last wesk on a subpoena lapse of American Allied in 1965. Charged are Phillip Kitzer Jr. and his father, owners of American Allied; Cyrus Magnus Minnesota insurance commissioner (on leave); and George Hruban, a former officer with the high-risk auto insurance firm. Sharp said that on June 20, 1965, he received a call at his Maryland home from Kitzer who said be had "a taps recording and certain documents he wanted to turn over regarding the American Allied situation' "He (Kitzer) said he had driven over to Wisconsin and taken a private plane down, so as not to be followed," Sharp testified.

Sharp said the tape was ur. nanaoipn rosier, uean oi by defense attorneys, out re- fused to tsstifv on te grepds Mnr four boys. 34. 4. Mrs.

Eldred 7 and 8. The two youngest are little ruffians. They throw rocks at my boy, stuff dirt down his clothes, take away his sandwich or candy when lie eats them outdoors and in general make a monkey of him. He is so eager to play that he stands for most of this, but now and then he comes in crying It makes me furious. Minot state college will present the graduates and degrees will be conferred by Dr.

C. P. Lura college president. The formal dedication of Elsie J. Cook Hall will be Included as part of the commencement Dixie R.

Snow, 22, and Jean nette A. Wahwahsuck, 20, both of Fort Yates were admitted to the Bismarck Hospital at 4:10 a.m. Thursday after they were Involved in a car, pick up accident outside of Cannon Bali. The car struck the side of the pickup. Dixie Snow received a dislocated left ankle, a fractured left hand and lacerations.

Jeannette A. Wahwahsuck received a fractured upper arm, a lacerated right leg and multiple skull lacerations. Both women were reported in satisfactory condition. To Present Opera At DSC Sunday DICKINSON "The Telephone" by Menotti, a 20-minute comic opera, will be presented Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in May Hall Auditorium in conjunction with the Chamber Chorale Spring Concert.

The opera stars Renee Tied-man of Hebron as Lucy and Dave Bray of Moose Jaw, as Ben. Included in the chamber chorale section will be the Brahms "Lovesong Waltzes, Op. 65." the "Matra Pictures" by Kodaly his testimony was prohibited by Senate rules. The Senate later passed a resolution permitting his testimony. Sharp's subcommittee had been concerned with a reinsurance treaty between Chesapeake program.

The new girls dormi tory honors a member Insurance Co. of Maryland and uriKuuu lacuiiy hi mu km, aiaie i American Allied. I m.uU Knur men an on trial in fed- lur" fV College, miss Cook served Mi mative booklet of Which Parents Disapprove." To obtain your copy send 25 cents and a stamped, self-addressed envelope with your reauest for it to Mvrtle Meyer Eldred In care of The Bismarck Tribune. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1967) Cavalier Man Killed in Crash 0I1A (AP) The fourth highway fatality In Cavalier County this week occurred near OlgaN.D.. late Thursday night when a car carrying two men crashed on a dead end missile site road east of Langchn, The victim was Elmer Long-ie, of Olga, about 50.

Cavalier County sheriff's officials said the accident was not discovered until about a.m. Friday when survivor Otto Dahl. Langdon, crawled to a crossroad and hailed a school bus. Dahl is hospitalized at Cavalier, in serious condition. Officials said the accident occurred about 11 p.m.

Tliree persons were killed early Sunday in a two car collision near the Canadian border. Victims of that crash were Duane Kumfo, 39, Hannah, N.D., Finally. I told these younger: bnvs if they hurt him again I was going to spank them. I never would have, as it Is not; my businws to spank other peo-! eral court here on fraud charges resulting from the financial eZm not State College 40 years before retiring in 1953. The annual President's Reception for graduates, parents, and faculty will be held in the Student Union building immediately following the commencement program.

Graduating summa cum laude is Judy Marlene Naas. Willis-ton. Magna cum laude graduates are Clyde T. Huber. Mar-and Rosalie A.

May Powell, Minot. N1 Welfare Group Plans Convention In South Dakota RAPID CITY, S.D. (AP) Will Rogers special consul Savage also were indicted in the case, but are not on trial here. "They gave me the tape and some transcripts of it," Sharp said. I looked at the transcript and said, 'if this is true, it's unbelieveable.

But how do I know it's true. Sharp said his visitors told him the transcript referred to a political plot. "Suddently it dawned on me what they were 4 ONLY Women's Maternity Dresses SIZES 8-10-12-14-18 REDUCED TO five portraits from the Matra district of Hungary; and the tant to tne u.s. Bureau ot Indian Affairs, will be keynote speaker here for the Mountain Cum Laude graduates from this area include Karen Vetter Re8ionaI SSHSSL Lff i to" Sharp said "They the American Public Welfare had told me at an April meet Host "Te Deum." Soloists in the chorale will include Bonnie Smith, Hettinger; Jan Quilling, Sidney, Clauida Moen, Bucyrus; Terry Lacy, Hettinger; Ed Nixon, Bradley, Washburn; Kathleen C. Heinert, Bismarck, and Shelby Jean Westrum, Turtle Lake.

Association. Rogers, a former U.S. con gressman from California, who utner graduates from this area s2 of construction workers for the Navy's Seabees. Applicants must be under 40 years of age and have at least three years experience in one of the construction fields. Periods of enlistment range from 30 months upward, at the applicants option.

Applicants accepted will be sent to Gulfport, for a four-week indoctrination period, snd then will be given duty assignments. Greek Police Nab Publisher Who Backs Papandreou ATHENS. Greece (AP) Greek police have arrested Loannis Papageorgiou and his son. George, owners of the Athens newsnaper Athinaiki, and charged them with failing to pay wages and holiday bonuses to their employes. Athinaiki suspended publication two weeks ago because of financial trouble.

It was the sixth Greek daily to fold since the military coup on April 21. The elder Papageorgiou. 62. was a m-mber of Parliament from the Center Union party of ex-Premier George Papandreou. one of the chief targets of the coup.

Emmanuel Baklatzis, another Center Union deputy and the copublisher of Athinaiki, was arrested a day after the paper shut down. and Mr. and Mrs. Anlel Ritter, Moose jaw. Shirley Ki-senbarth, Bismarck; Maureen Patterson, Woodrow, and Miss Tiedman.

Julie Leiseth, include William A. Chausee and jS" ft Yvonne Carlson, Bismarck; J11 iamwl.humUi Curtis H. Kesselring, burn: John C. Hanson. Garri-1 City High Sarles.

N. D. Longie's death raised the states 1967 traffic toll to 56, compared with 44 one year ago. School auditorium. son; Gary Lee Schlaht, Turtle Lake; Carolyn Nelson, Bow wauord 1'itv, and Marlys Maka-rule, Belfield, will be at the piano.

Curtis Sprenger will direct the program. mg there was a plot in Minnesota. But I said to them, "This is preposterous. It's just a question of whether the company is solvent or not' Sharp said he then called Mag-nusson at home, and Magnusson said that what Sharp read to him from the transcript was true. Sharp testified that he got a call at home that same night from Miles Lord, then U.S.

Attorney for Minnesota. Sharp said Lord wanted to know who had visited Sharp in Washington. Sharp said he told Lord who the visitors were. Sharp quoted Lord as telling man. The conference includes Montana, Colorado.

Wyoming, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska and Kansas, plus the Canadian provinces of Alberta and Army Smoke Bomb Routs Students Burdick to Attend Sheridan Trail Ride Planned for June 4 Women's Dresses Reduced pic children, but it scarea tnem and they have left him alone since. I don't neighbor with the mother. Ju5t lately he has found a Utile girl and tw boys in back of us with whom he can play. And he is perfectly satisfied with them. But he has also learned to run across the street where there is another boy.

I have taken him in the house when he does this and refused to let him plav outdoors. I am a voting mother, and hope what I have done your approval. I always read your articles and want to bring up mv son in the right way. Mrs. W.

I. P. Blessing on vou. I agree that It would have been in the worst possible taste to spank some one else's children. Not only have you no such right, bht you would incur the enmity of the neighbor, and it is always well to trv to be a good neighbor instead of living next door to someone who dislikes you.

That magnifies ordinary problems. But, when her children become abusive to yours, she ought to know it. Let her take them in hand and teach them how to be good playmates. That's her obligation. If they had continued to play with your hoy, you would have had to have some sort of understanding.

Now, you are relieved of Satisfied with his new companions. You did exactly right about the running in the street. If vou allowed him to remain there he would never understand the dangers of tbe street. You have to make going across without you. one of the thines he cannot do, and see that he gets immediate punishment for it.

Depriving him of companionship and outdoor play is Guy R. Justis, Chicago, direo At Grand Forks Meeting at Garrison GARRISON (AP) About The annual Sheridan County 1 and pIans of UT 4 teatkm at a general session June at the Allen Waterfowl Produc-ijj tion Area southeast of Good-1 him Magnusson had called the 3 A picnic lunch, beginning atr i Minnesota auorney general soi- TO AS LOW AS 12-30 will onen the dav's I 7i I llce no saw "ean anarp tivito it wSTb! TfolSed by ttX 5S5 lled an.d read a junior western pleasure, do- amendments to the social se-Lord Md Magnusson was in a GRAND FORKS (AP)-Mem-bers of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity at the University of North Dakota were routed from their rooms and forced to vacate their house about 12:50 a.m. Friday when a smoke bomb was hurled into the entry way of the house. Mike Crosby of Deadwood, S.D., a member of the fraternity, said the incident was pre-ceeded by explosions that "sounded like a lot of firecrackers going off at the front and rear of the building." He said this was followed by the verleaf and pickup races. state of panic.

Sharp testified. Appnnnfant Phtllin Craft toe. Another principal speaker will which are open to county residents only. 150 persons are expected to attend a meeting with Sen. Quentin N.

Burdick.D-N.D., in Garri-son Saturday to discuss recreational development along the Garrison reservoir. The meeting is at 10 a.m. in the Garrison High School auditorium. The meeting will be devoted to discussion of cabin lease sites, trailer site rules and regulations, and development of additional recreational facilities along the reservoir. Saturday is the only day in the week named for a Roman 1 god.

It was named in honor of 1 Saturn. ot Jay L. Koney, director of tified Thursday he had received The trail ride will begin at 3 the pubhc welfare project on p.m. and will include viewing aging. Koney is a former direc- CORRECTION Brian Larson of St Joseph's School in Martdan and not Bryan the old "Steele Indian tor sm Dakota depart i ment nf nuh ie we Fare what he felt were "threats" from two U.S.

attorneys. Graff said the threats came both from Lord, now a federal judge, and U.S. Atty. Patrick Foley, chief prosecutor in the trial here. wildlife.

Panelists from North Dakota 40 ONLY Subdue Shampoo 10-OZ. BOTTLE Only 2J" include: Owen H. Larson, Minot; Larry Danduran, James- Alaska was discovered by Larson from Marmot tied an Larson from Marmot tied division of the American Legion Auxiliary poppy poster contest. He also received honorable mention for a cartoon lrawing. Capt.

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According to Crosby, the police identified the missile as "an Army issue smoke bomb." Crosby described it as a canister five inches long and three inches in diameter. Firemen said only that it was a sulphur bomb. Crosby said the smoke rose and spread rapidly, filling all floors of the house. He said it was 10 minutes after the device went off before anyone could enter the second and third floors. "You couldn't breathe the stuff and everyone had raw lungs.

I don't know what was in it, but it wasn't pleasant." The bomb burned a rug in the entry way and charred the tile floor beneath. 100 PR. Girls' Socks Only 1 )c Mb Senate Okays Farmer Week By The Associated Press A resolution introduced bv Sen. Quentin X. Burdick, D-N.

calling for designation of a National Farmers Wk, was The measure, which sets the observance during the first week in April, was cleared by a voice vote. The resolution now goes to the House of Representatives for consideration. If passed it would require the President to issue a proclamation each year calling for Americans to observe Farmers Week with appropriate ceremonies and activities. I 1 i imi.im.iiiin pirn ii lnyroMw 74 ONLY Boys' T-Shirts and Briefs State Unit Would Enhance River Road By The Associated Press The State Corridor Board has 27' 6-16 Stanley RTA Gets $694,000 Loan Special to The Tribune WASHINGTON A $694,000 loan to Midstate Teleohone Co. of Stanley which will, among other things, link the Stanley exchange with the new Medora exchange has been approved.

Congressman Tom Kleppe of the North Dakota west district said he had been informed of approval of the loan by Rural Electrification Administration officials in Washington. Joseph Wilhelmi is president-, manager of Midstate Telephone headquartered at Stanley. Kleppe said REA had informed him that the loan will enable Midstate to improve service to 796 present subscribers and extend service to 221 new subscribers. Midstate, a commercial pany, is a new REA boTower, he said. He said Midstate also proposes to acquire, with loan funds, the facilities of the Medora Telephone Company and also of nine telephone services adjacent to the Stanley authorized the State Highway-Department to acquire about 20 miles of railroad right-of-way south of Mandan for scenic enhancement.

The land is the old Northern Pacific route from Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park to Fort Rice. It borders the Lewis and Clark Trail. he Northern Pacific will abandon this portion of track when it completes relocation of the route. Corridor board chairman Jon Kerian said the highway department will acquire additional land, between the railroad and the Missouri River, later. The corridor board mas created by the 1967 Legislature.

One of its functions is to designate for acquisition land necessary for preservation, restoration and enhancement of the scenic view adjacent to state highways. Women's Slacks and Skirts HIPSTER STYLES 99 rfliiir'iXsWiwsiissassissl Only 2, Modern Cabinet Included aiea, accoraing 10 me KtiA. Actor Reneges On Vow Never Jo Marry Again ANKARA. Turkey (AP)-Da-vid Hemmings, rising young Kenmore Cabinet Sewing Machine 6th and MAIM 5 ONLY Metal REDUCED TO (Si Sew fancy zig-zag or straight stitches Sew on buttons, make buttonholes, darn Applique, embroider, monogram, baste Modern walnut finished hardwood cabinet No Trade-In Required! Carl Weisser Faces Bad Check Charge Carl D. Weisser, 41, 610 S.

22nd was scheduled to appear in Burleigh County court at 2 p.m. Friday on a charge of issuing a no-account check. Weisser has been free on appeal bond since late March when he was found guilty by a jury of selling securities without a license. Morton County District Court Judge Emil A. Giese had sentenced him to two to four years in the State Penitentiary.

At that time Weisser was on parole from Towner County on a conviction for offering unregistered securities. The bad check charge against Weisser was signed Thursday by Lowell Biel. The check is for $20 payable to Biel's Interstate Service and written on the Bank of North Dakota May 14. The check bears a signature alleged to be Weisser s. DmiMi siar, saia in April he would never marrv again.

On Monday, May 15, he announced jhis engagement to 24-year-old i American actress Gavle Hunni- cutt. "I am a difficult person to nave a relationship with. We plan not to get married for at least a lyear." said Hemmings in an interview here where he Is film-ling the "The Charge of the I Light Brigade." Hemminns. 25, was married at 19 to British actress Jenny Lewes. After three years the marriage ended in divorce.

I "It was never my intention to marry again." he said. Then Hemmings met Miss iHunnicutt, a tall Fort Worth, I beauty. 80 Sears 4 SRCf CUSTOM! PARKING LOT BEHIND SEARS OPEN DAILY S.30 EXCEPT MON. 4 ERI. NIGHTS OPEN 'TIL :00 317 MAIN AVENUI BISMARCK DIAL 223-2680 SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE iSatfafectloa GuaraatMd ar Tour Manay Bick.