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Evening star., 1933-05-28
COLORED-OpEN SUNDAY.
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26l4 Eye ST. n.w.--6 rooms. water, large
yard, So so
760 Girard ST. NV rooms. bath,
porch $3.50.
2i33 Newport pl n.w-4 rooms, bath
electric Its. $3.50. ...u
electric It's, heat included, S4750.
1910 @ st. n.w.-6 rooms. bath, large
733 5th st. se.-e rooms, bath, s32.5O.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
ke26z1Ath St NsWs Ola SdAA
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OPEN-BROOKLAND.

room ,semi-bunealow: real trees: real
j. A JORDAN. DE. 5165. cs'
BEAUTIFUL FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW
Before buying: open Saturday and Sunday.
r. D. Evans. 927 N. Y. ave. NV. MA. 959o.
CHEVY CHASE-BEAUTIFUL CORNER. 8
r. , b.. large grounds: must sell immed-
ately; you'n love this perfect home bargain b5sa
goR 9TGk eaasy SAE fn modsrn Ml1hh home unds @
restricted locality. Address Box aa4-J;a Star
BRooKLAND-ATTRACTIyE HOME AMI
sssat5qSS ian f0#
large rooms and bath. 3 porches, .economi-
cal oil burner io automatc hot water. rnoG open
ing larger house, viii sacrifice for less than
$1,000, 3401 9Th st. ne. DE. 5559-W.
S7,OO0--OWNER WILL SELL MODERN g,
rSTtf poTches' 0iS garage C. 4ooS 18th St NV. Easy
terms.
HILLCREsT. D. C.-23II. 33rd ST, Sc.
@ on ran rooms latest fchen eaup
I47,, MARX REiLEY.o owner and builder
s-ROOM. 2-BATH BRICK HOME ON 9Th
fc5 two families. Cheap, s4,95o. Cali
REAL OPPORTUNITY NEAR COLUMBIA
Country Club, 10 Leland ST; Chevy Chase,
G4 rms 81 % Baths @ builtnI1 garage S oil heat
beautiful shrubbery and fruit trees. Must
be sold: Call OWNER. Ma. 7011.
,-oz PFRs9DIE % s COLBERT Nc Nc ss-z
NEAR 7th AND EAST cAPIToLLI-,e APIS.
Dorch ss5o fRR9@s RaR SGGf
,,I9s ,g-room; IT. bath ,pporches recreation ROOM
Dr. sa45: WAPIE & JAMES 1395 IN ne; St. NV.
ON 0g BuY1Nd YrEd HFHER THESE PR PRoFERPffs. MFGf
6th st: n,e..s room, g baths modern:
st. n.e.--5 rooms. tile bath. modern, au-
tomato water heater, large garage. Price,
1000 %AFLE = 4 d JAMES, kfsS3i fNc,, ,...
fsne55 Ea bsqS d0cATED E9oMs Re
School; front and back porch. electric ref.
Hnol1 Hinstantaaneeus hot-wateT heater psrquet
2l30 Wisconsin ave. NV.
NEW NORTH PErWORTH HOME.
j., onn delshttul ai full. new. aIl,brick home
Concrete front porch, large rear
yard. Z rooms, " baths. recreation
room. sleeping porch. garage. Most
complete row house in Washington
at the price. Please phone CLeve-
land 7649.
WOODBRIDGE. 1913 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE.
ne--G nice rooms, tile bath and shower;
practically new: real opportunity. We
Will make the price right. Call North $500
for all particulars.
415 l. ST S. E.
This frame house, > rooms, water. Cheap
at price asking; SI,5O0.
sos No. Cap. st. Ma. 6733.
ia LONGFELLOW ST. NV
To close an estate Will sacrifice new
siX-room house. two baths recreation room.
tion. Substantial discount for cash above
first trust. Phone GEorgia 0665.
NEAR 18th AND COL RD.-1O ROOMS.
bath. garage. porches 6 bed rooms. h.-w.h.,
hardwood floors, instantaneous water heater;
assessed $4,000: priced ST. $50: worth S12.-
500. DONALDSON 20@ So. Bldg. MA. 5496.
GEORGETOWN; PRIVATE ESTATE: SMALL
old brick; 3 rooms; 81. 300 Also 6-room
frame; good neighborhood; $4,000. Address
Box 422-J. Star Office.
UNUSUALLY GOOD HOME.
Open; 6o10 sth st. NV; det.: s large
rooms. fireplace. garages. Reduced Will
trade Georgia 1122.
CHEVY. CHASE-DETACHED; 6 LARGE
burner, deep lot and located in nice old
section. trees and shrubbery, priced at 50
150-and is clear. Terms. H. C. BISCOE,
Cleveland SOB
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NEW HOME.

BRoD1E Il CoLBERT, INC.
1907 I ST. NV. MA. sS75.
NEAR eth AND EAST CAPITOL-2 APTs
rooms. bath each, $3.50. 18th st. near
Spring rd. n.w.-ti rooms, bath, Colonial
porch, $3.50. Northwest-New detached
6-room. bath, porches, recreation room,
large lot. S7.95O.
Terms Can Be Arranged. Call Mr.. HALL.
WAPLE g. JAMES. INC.
DI 3347. 1926 14th St. NV.
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Desirable site on a splendid street in
| this in-town section; all Improvements.
| Due to economic conditions today's price
! is less than lot cost 10 years ago; an eX-
| cellent opportunity for a prospective home
| builder; terms. NORMAN C. BROWN. In
! vestment Bldg MA. 1Sls.
! 3I4 A ST. N.E.-WILL SACRIFICE IL
! room brick and garage for quick cash sale;
make offer. Lincoln 4165. 5.
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!SS05O

SEMI-DETACHED-3 BATHS.
new Colonial. semi-detached tapestry
brick 20 #. wide, containing Il unusually
large rooms, 2 ultra a-modern complete baths,
large wood panel ball room and den, =
beautiful freplaces. Bryant gas furnace.
built-in earage; ideally arranged for home
and professional service. This house has
lust been reduced for an immediate sale.
For additional information call co. LGl4.
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SALE-HOUSES.

DETACHED: EXCELLENT LOCATION. :
rooms. . baths, sleeping porch, attractive
grounds: sacrifice price. North 1868
nEnACha N NV Section SoSo aN easb sAh s45 month
acre ground fruit trees. Wisconsin 3l55.
29I9 MILLS AVE. NE.-6 r.. PORCHES;
/ So 10th and R. /. ave; vacant. like new;
$3.50, S35; might rent. Open Sat. Sun.
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MASSACHUSETTS PARK.
EDA AA OF,

5.50000-LOT.
Desirable site on splendid street IN
this in-town section; all improvements
Due to co eond0ns Sssrs oGsy aTo an
Ss1i$snt Ssfss5 'SS%s sias S2FTsH NJ isis G. BROWN in
room Saa brick * and sarase Tor aucE cash sale;
make offer Lincoln 4765.
200 6th ST. .NE.-75 LARGE ROOMS:
yard: price. $4,000 from owner.
1910 V ST. N.W.;1-PRICE, $1,000, WELL
financed: a splendid value in large lsId ii "a
de0fra de0m PRICE ocaton nome mcIAcHLEN CHI BANkN
CoRP'N; Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
YOU MUST SEE THIS TO APPRECIATE IT.
ADMIRED, for outdoor privacy, beautiful out.
D0aoh Don raise . $3.50 S5 OF @ Ss 5ss
ave. NV. ~
scaDsd Dsi 6 FRe@ sa'h ssf
eefass eotass cv % Nd G0nhs H9s.s Hs5529
3552 ROCK OK: CHURCH Rp.-sEyEN
tubs and to toilet IN 6pan PAD
fer my beautiful S:I0000 brick house, 10
rms. :, baths. exclusive location. TO any one
taxes Address Box 43o-J Star Office.
BEAUTIFULLY SHADED ST, NV. SUBURB;
semi-det,. reconditioned. = large rooms and
front perch. incl break. porch. fruit trees,
grapes. deep lot. "-car gar. $3.50. CRUM-
BAUGH. 47oa Wis. ave. cL. 1864 and EN-.
IF YOU NEED AN s-ROOM. "-BATH. SEMI
detached % brick oy home in new new no1rhwes5 &
eedoh ana a hae yo a an ces nnrsuaI nTe 6.a 70
aaa Prone R fs HENDERsoN Sbf so al D1 uaz4a 4 oe@
500 CRITTENDEN ST. NV. SHERMAN
hFis6 h9gSs opsn ks sSndsT % S9Sf
be sold. National o2ls.
EQUITY OF $4,000 FOR So 600 CASH IN
detached sxroom tTG-bath brick home
ananeed, GonSidsT oJ 9rads rS5,, for lot r D C.
REPOssEssED CHEVY CHASE HOMES.
8 ROOMS. BATH TO II ROOMS: 2
F6ET F6F T YIN BkoRP RAY KqU BU2G T9 SOL NJ
CAR AWAITS YOUR CALL, CLEVELAND
REPossEssED CHEVY CHASE MODERN
sssin. nTas2 ROBERT TT F. HEATER, I4s7 Eye st.
wo0PRDGE new new .byIsE RyMKER HILL Rp
rms. and tile bath, fireplace. attic, slate
roof copper cutters brick garage price,
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE FOR CASH
| above first-trust 4-year-old house of rooms
and tile bath. Recently refinished. Silver
Spring 224 after . pm ---
MODERN HOME. s ROOMS. SHOWER.
double garage Will sacrifice or exchange
for small house. 423 Ogethorpe NV.
Phone Georgia 1896.
REDUCED. TO So 800 TO SETTLE ESTATE;
! 9 spacious rooms, bath. gas electricity. eel
| lar h.-a.h.: easily converted to 3 family
flats; two large lots, double garage. flowers
grape erbor, etc; vacant; terms. Open
Sunday / 10 5 pm. Particulars at So p
st. nc.
BARGAIN = SETTLING ESTATE : OPEN =
4109 Ga. aye.-Mod.; : rooms: brick ga
RACES below cost GEORGIA ll22.
JUDGE YOUR HOME BY YOUR NEIGH
Alb DE RUSSEY PARKWAY.
CHEVY CHASE GARDENS.
| community of beautiful homes.
gorgeous view: center-hsll plan ,1i brick iss
room. fireplace porch. light dining room
and delightful complete kitchen, Recreation
! room, maids room and bath in basement
Nothing is left to be desired. Open.
GLEN E. EAKIN. Inc,
500 18th st. NV
Ma. a407. Walnut s40l.
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SAIF-H0USFS.

BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE.
Three-story brick house, Columbia Heishts.
between I4th and 10th sts.-Two rear
porches, screened and weather stripped. all
modern improvements. Phone Emerson S412.
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Was S6.25OoO 5 rooms, bath. land
scaped lot 4IxI37. Restricted section.
owner leaving city will take 81 900 90 cash.
balance $3.50 monthly. Barron street,
CnttaRe CITY Nd HvattsYille 63n-M.
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PETWORTH BARGAIN.

$500.
Corner lot; center-hall plan. First floor:
reception room: living room. dining room,
kitchen; electric refrigeration: > porches.
Second floor: very large bed rooms and
bath; copper screens and metal weather
stripped throughout; plenty of storage
space in attic
This home is located in a very quiet sec
ton. near Soldiers Home. Terms, Sl.500
cash: balance will be taken back in one
trust, payable $40 per month including
interest. Inspection by appointment
only.
JOS. A. SHAFER.
33l3 l4th ST NV Adams 001S
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FACING KANSAS AVE.
$1,000.
NEAR SACRED HEART CHURCH.
DOnM pPTCR

West of 10th north of Park rd.-Desir:
! able for roonners or large family; $1,000
cash. $40 monthly. or less cash to response
| bile marty. Call co. To60-J.
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SS.65O.
t",VJO.
CHEVY CHASE. D. {.

EIGHT LARGE ROOMS, DETACHED
An attractive tWo-story frame dwelling,
newly painted and in good condition; hard
wood floors, fireplace. fully foored attic,
Nokol automatic hot-water heat. two good
porches one of them screened shrubbery,
tWo-car garage; excellent location three
blocks east OF Connecticut ave. OWNER,
Cleveland eS56
Evening star., 1933-05-28

See these before buying; newly decorated
throughout, with h-wh- and elec;. hard
daily, 3 to 8. So4 o st. NV. and 2419
K st. NV, DECATUR 1160 and st. sc.
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-10-12
Additional Society

George Lewis. Burleigh county pio-
neer who has liven on hts farm at
lnoffit almost continuously for 80
.ears was honored by q large gather
ing of friends and relatives at his
home Sunday. The occasion was hts
S6th birthday.
After dinner was served. the after
l,oon was spent In visiting. During
the afternoon ice cream and cake
were served, q decorated birthday
cake forming the table centerpiece.
Inclued among the guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Anderson, Sterling:
Mr.. and Mrs. swindling and their
niece, Betty Ward: Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Ellison, Mr.. and Mrs. Baeth, Mr. and
mrs. A. E. Cline. Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Eailey and children, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
,. Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. August Benz,
rdr. and Mrs. Sam Mauk, Mr.. Lash,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Moffit, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. H. Pillsbury and family, Fred
Hinsey, the Misses Esther Lang and
Harriet Moffit.
The party was arranged by the
group as q surprise for Mr.. Lewis.
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-10-12

washington, Oct. 12.-{P-Opposi-
tion to any 'unrestrained and unre-
gulated initiation Of the currency" was
formally voiced Thursday by the
American Federation Of Labor con-
vention.
The nearly, coo delegates represent
ing upward Of. 5000 900 workers. ap-
proved unanimously committee re-
port warning against currency action
that would 'place additional unbear-
able burdens" upon workers, contend
ing that unrestratned and direct cur
rency initiation would do that.
The mass Of workers, the resolution
held, work for wages that remain
comparatively steady under the re-
covery act and contracts.
The convention Thursday heard
harsh criticism Of the NRA but voted
nevertheless that President Roosevelt
could be sure Of its support for his
recovery program.
It was resolved that II the purpose
Of the recovery act was to be achiev-
ed. most codes "must be reopened fol
constructive revision" to provide 81
hour week and higher wages.
Answers johnson Speech
Frank x. Martel, of Detroit, Of the
International Typographical Union
insisted labor must be "free from gov
ernmeutal interference especially
when the interfering officials have
been selected by business"
Referring to the speech which Hugh
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-10-12
Farm Wages Rising
u. S. Survey Shows

washington, oct. l1.-lR-A sharp
Increase In farm wages during July,
August and September was reported
Thursday by the agricultural depart
ment.
It accounted for the rise with the
statement that "indusrial reemploy-
ment apparently has reduced consid-
erably the oversupply Of workers
available for hire In rural cosnmuni-
ties and higher basic wage rates In
many instances have attracted men
temporarily employed on farms back
into the industrial fold.
While farm wages on July were
78 per cent Of their pre-war level. by
October !, they had advanced to q
per cent Of the average pay for farm,
mands during the period 1909 to 1914
At the same time the supply Of farm
hands dropped. It was listed at Ill
per cent over normal on October
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-10-12
rHE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER H. 1888

8. Johnson, NRA administrator, made
to the convention discussing strikes.
Martcl added:
II say to johnson that 30 long o.
the purpose Of the recovery act Is go
ing to continue to be prostituted In the
interest Of business. there are going to
continue to be strikes"
The convention also warned its Of
ficers against permitting interpreta-
tions Of the collective bargaining fea-
lures Of the NRA and held that labor
should be given a change to take the
initiative In originating codes.
Settling Al, l1-year dispute over the
organization Of employees In clothing
factories, the convention agree tc
grant membership to the amalganat.
ed clothing workers Of America 'anc
its 100000 members.
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-10-12

porters Thursday he had received as-
surarce the entire Missouri river de-
velopment project, including the Fort
Peck, Montana, reservoir, would be
carried out.
Clark said, however, he had been
informed it was the administration's
policy to allocate only such funds as
could be used during the next year.
It is estimated, $4,000 900, none Of
which has been appropriated, would
be needed for the Peck reservoir; and
q additional ~, ,0o0, 900 for the Middle
river channel now under construction
under the public works ALLEGATION Of
more than @l4,000,O0
A public works ALLEGATION Of So
600, 900 was announced Wednesday for
completion Of the channel from riv-
er mouth to Kansas City. which the
chief Of army engineers has certified
would be ready for navigation
March /.
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-10-12

Grand Forks, N. D., Oct. l2.-R-
Rev. Jerome E. Webber Of jamestown,
named moderator Of the North Da-
kota Synod Of the Presbyterian
church at the opening session Of the
4oth annual meeting here last night
announced the permanent committees
here Thursday.
Elder william Griffit Of Kenmare
was named assistant moderator and
Rev. w. r. Tennis Of Lsohn was
elected clerk.
Business matters took up most Of
the session Thursday.
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-10-12
Ghylin
,, MARGARET DAVIS

Mrs. II. B. Gill was q Monday aft.
ernoon caller OF Mrs. Willis OH.
Miss Maxine johnson Of Wilton
spent the weekend with her grand
mother, Mrs. A. N. To6seth.
Mrs. Raymond Toliver and son
Richard. daughters Hazel and Ruth
spent Sunday with Mrs. L. w. DAVIS
and family.
Bergetta and Oliver Tosseth called
at the Benton Backman home Sun.
day evening.
o. w. Backman and family motor
ed to Bismarck Friday.
Mrs. Charlie Strom Is visiting with
her brother Nelson at the home Of
Charlie Peterson in Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Tosseth and
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-10-12
Stop Getting
Up Nights!
THIS CSC TEST FREE

II It Fails.
Use this bladder laxative. Drive out
the impurities and excess acids which
up. Get regular Is cent box 1 Of
B U X f. r s, made from buchu leaves,
juniper oil, etc. After four days test,
II not satisfied, 60 back and get your
csc. They work on the bladder SINH
lar to castor oil on the bowels. Blad-
der irregularity Is natures danger
signal and may warn you of trouble.
You are bound to feel better after this
cleansing and you get your regular
sleep. "Finney's Drug Store and Halls
Drug Store. says BUKETS 10 q best
SELLER"
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-10-12
BISMARCK DISTRICT
IOHAVEDOZENNEW
METHODIST
More Than Score, However, In.
Guiding Roe and Water,
Rsappolntsd

A dozen Methodist Episcopal con-
gregations In the Bismarck district
Of the church will have new minis.
ters for the next year while more
than Z score Of pastors were re-
appointed to their parishes
Appointments were announced this
week following the annual state con.
ference Of the church.
Rev. Alfred Roe Of Bismarck, dis
trict superintendent, and Rev. Walter
Z. Water, pastor Of McCabe Method
ist Episcopal church In Bismarck,
were reappotnted to their positions.
Changes and reappointments In the
Bismarck district include:
Changes
Effie Baker from Banner and Em-
met to Bantry.
w. H. Farthing from Cleveland and
Crystal Springs to McClusky.
F. L. watkins, retired, to Ashley.
Forrest B. Sharkey from Bowman
and Chenowerth to Lidgerwood and
Wyndmere.
J. b. Cawthorne from Wimbledon
and Leal to Glendale and Guelph.
Mrs. Nellie Cook from Grassy Butte
to Gladstone.
Grassy Butte-To be supplied.
Albert E. Hook from Lisbon to
Hettinger.
r. A. Rutledge from Harvey and
Cathay TO LaMoure, Berlin and We
roma.
Theodore G. Torgerson from Ash
ley to Mckenzie, Sterling and Memo
ken.
E. E. Duden from Hettinser to Lis
bon.
George o. Parish from Glendale
end Guelph to Valley City.
G. +. Van Horne Of Mckenzie,
Sterling and Menoken, supernumer-
ary.
Reappointments
Rev. Alfred Roe Of Bismarck, re-
appointed.
Walter E. Water, McCabe Method
ist Episcopal church, Bismarck.
J. Ralph Mcneil, Beach: Susie NJ.
Harrington, Benedict; Thomas 8.
Brown, Center and Pleasant Valley;
Everett 8. shotwel;, Dickey; H. ].
Gernhardt, sr., Dickinson; G. H,
Meier, Edgeley, Jud and Norton
Vile; Frank Peterson. Hensler and
Steffanson; L. r. Burgum. James
town.. Grant 8. Moore, Linton, Omio
and Temvik: John w. Frisbie, Makoti
and Raub; F. q. Norris, Mandan; II
j. Gernhardt. Jr., Marmarth: O. E
kinzler, Moffit and Braddock: Earl
o. Grunstead, Mott: Ray Mcclure
Napoleon and Burnstad: E. L. Shep-
ard, Rural and Fort Rice: G. T. En-
sign, Spiritwood and Cleveland: Her.
bert Brown, Steele: F. w. Gress, Un-
derwood and Turtle Lake: Oscar H
Swenson, Washburn, Conklin and
Fairview: and L. A. Dodge, Wood
worth, Robinson and Lake Williams.
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-10-12
Church Societies

Mrs. Marion dossman and Mrs. H.
+ Tramp will be joint hostesses to
the Women's Foreign Missionary So
ciety Of the McCabe Methodist
church at their home, 414 Seventh st.,
Friday afternoon. The meeting starts
at 2:30. Mrs. Gossman will be pro-
gram leader.
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-10-12

missioner, returned Wednesday eve.
ming to his home at Hillsboro after
spending . few days in the Capital
City.
installation Of officers win take
place ct the regular meeting Of Lloyd
SpetS American Legion Post No.
Friday, Oct. Is. at 3 p. m. A large
attendance has been requested by the
officers.
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-10-12
Short Ribs Of Beef and Drowned
Potatoes

Brown the ribs in a kettle; then
add q little water and salt. Tie q
Glove Of garlic, q sprig Of parsley, and
q green pepper, cut in pieces, in q
cheese cloth bag. and put in the ket-
tie. Cover closely and simmer for
about three hours. During the last
part Of the cooking, add parboiled po-
tatoeS to brown.
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-10-12
Today's Recipe
CRANbERRY SHORTCAKE

The best cranberry shortcake Il
made with rich baking powder bis
cult dough. Roll out lightly In two
cakes, placing one on top Of the 9TH
er with Z generous supply Of butter
between. Take from the oven and
split. Spread cranberry sauce be.
tween the two layers and on top
serve with plain whipped cream te
which . few thin slices Of bananas
have been added. This dessert 1.
quickly made II you use preserved
cranberry sauce already on hand.
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-10-12
City and County

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Enebrecht Of
Golden Valley are parents Of boy
born at 2:26 o'clock Tuesday after
noon at the Bismarck hospital.
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-10-12
Sees Speedy Action
On Missouri Project

Washington, Oct. 12.-(F)-After Z
conference with President Roosevelt,
Senator Clark Of Missouri told re-
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-10-12

AL sorts Of ILLS yield to the potency
Of q hearty laugh.-President Eusebic
Alaya Of Paraguay.
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-10-12

A giant python at the Chicago
Worlds Fair measures 80 feet and
weighs 407 pounds.
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-10-12

Winners had to pay at a recent
bridge party. Taking a cue from the
World War.
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-10-12

compared with le2 per cent on July
and ass per cent over normal on
October ], last year.
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-10-12

|, children visited With Mr.. and Mrs
Nick Holgerson and family SUNDAY
afternoon.
Miss Elsie Coleman shopped In Biz.
marck Wednesday.
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-10-12
LABOR CONVENTION
OPPOSES IMITATION
Adopt Committee Report Warn.
ing Against Action Harm
fuI to Workers
BULLETIN

Washington, Oct. l2.-(R)-William
Green Thursday was reelected presi-
dent OF the American Federation Of
Labor.
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-10-12

lvar Acker, tormer stats tax cam
Evening star., 1933-05-10
FOR CHORAL TROPHIES.

The American University Mems Glee
Club, under Harlan Randall who has
led these songsters to first honors in
the two previous annual Loew's Fox
music festivals. will sing tonight at $40
on the Loew's Fox stage, in competi-
ton for the third annual senior choral
trophy, the following group of songs
Parade OF the Wooden Soldiers" by
Jessel; STARS Of Summer Night" by
woodbury.; Climb Up, Ye Chillun,
Climb" spiritual, and Mermaid, u
anonymous.
Younger aspirants for others of the
festival trophies today on Loews Fox
stage are: Gordon Junior High Orches-
ira and Harmontca Band, under Mrs
Seredy's Victorious Legions March"
and Baumann's "Mignonette Overture. -
and the Harmonica Band, under Kathe-
rine Barnday. playing Bells Of st.
Mary's," "Old Black Joe," Mountain
Music" and Marines Hymn" Miss
Emma Louise Thompson will lead the
Roosevelt High School Boys Glee Club
in their bid for the senior high choral
trophy with renditions Of Those Pals
Of Ours" Creation Cole; Down Mo-
bile" Southern song; and "In Old Ma
drid," Trotere-M Myers, with incidental
solos by Alfred Oddone.
A picked section of 20 members of
Mckinley High Boys Glee Club. which
Mrs. Bella Thompson directs, will COM
pete also for the senior high choral
trophy, when w. Weldon Smith, student
conductor, will lead In renditions Of q
group Of popular songs.
Evening star., 1933-05-10
Out Where the Movies Begin
Ninety Per Cent of HoHywood's 10000 Actors Are
Out Of Work-Homes With Swimming Pools
Are No Longer in Demand

Harvey set gave her beer party when
the picture was completed.
Head OF the class for production
value of Warriors Husband" to Wal
ter Lang for direction and to Camera
man Hal Mohr for some very fine eff
fects Lee Tracy Is writing an
original story for himself Fair
banks senior says his next will be
Marco Polo" based on that great ad-
venturer's life and ways Neil
Hamilton had to have his hair per-
manently waved for picture and then
cut 1t of Immediately after Gary
Cooper received q fan mail letter that
turned out to be jig-saw puzzle {.
Adrienne Ames has a wonderful COL
lection of short pique jackets.
Preston Foster has taken to q mon
ocle Lois Weber is back In full
swing and working hard again E.
They say Lila Lee and Director Hill
were married quietly while she was
away on vacation Carole Lom-
bard may 60 to Columbia to work; she
has been getting some pretty small
parts from Paramount Of late, it seems.
And husband Bill Powell goes down to
$4,000 the picture from that 100 grand
he used to get-showing that Holly
wood salaries are not what they used
to be.
There is nothing easier to get cheap
hereabouts this year than house with
a swimming pool-but nobody wants
TO keep one up Marlene Dietrich
pays $500 a month for a beach house
for which Ina Claire used to pay 500
q day. Small apartments are holding
their own.
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