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Column iO's
Stages Busy

HOLLYWOOD, July 18.-Bing
Crosby's dulcet tones. Frank
Capra's soft-spoken instructions to
Ronald Colman. Jean Arthur's
throaty laugh, the stifled screams
of Fay Wray, the thud of James
Dunn's fists as he battles a pro-
fessional husky, the angry tones
of RoSalind Russell as she quar-
relS with John BoleS, the roar OF
Jack Hollis six-gun-such is the
strange symphony now to be
heard on separate stages at Co
lumbia Studios, where Hollywood
picture making is at its busiest.
Seven pictures are in production,
with two more to start next week.
Lost Horizon" the Capra-
Colman picture, continues as chief
among the current Columbia films
in work, and is nearing its Tooth
day before the cameras. Another
week or more of filming remains.
Crosby has just started Pen
MES from Heaven" under the di-
rection of Norman Mcleod, with
little Edith Fellows in an impor-
tant supporting role. To assure
her presence in the cast the child
actress has just been given a new
term contract by Columbia.
Jean Arthur and Joel McCrea
are in their third week of "Adven-
ture in Manhattan" in which
Reginald Owen is featured impor-
family. Fay Wray and Chester
Morris are sharing leading parts
in "They Met in a Taxi" with
Lionel Stander playing one of the
better comedy parts of his career.
The James Dunn picture, a iNory
of the prize ring with emphasis
on a fighters romance with a
beautiful young woman manager.
is the fifth Columbia picture un-
der way, and carries the temper
airy title THE Fighter"
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10th Century
Buys Comedy

Sally, Irene and Mary" the
musical comedy which ranked as
one of the all-time record makers
during its extended appearance on
the American and foreign stages,
soon will be produced for films by
Twentieth Century-Fox.
The object of major attention
by motion picture studios ever
since the advent of sound, it fin
ally was acquired by Daryl F..
Zanuck, Twentieth Century-Fox
production chief, after spirited
bidding by rival studios.
Stellar assignments will wait the
preparation Of a screen play, Fan
uck said. He added, however.
that it will be one of the most
imposing productions to be made
by the studio this year.
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| Girls Seek Jobs
In Astare Picture

HOLLYWOOD, July 18.-Drawn
by the possible opportunity of
dancing with Fred Astaire, 1000
Hollywood chorus girls last week
Stormed the RKO Radio studios
seeking the IS places in the chorus
Of Swing Time" current Astaire-
Ginger Rogers musical.
The 1000 applicants, believed to
be record number, answered the
interview call issued by Hermes
Pan, studio dance director. The
chorus, chosen by Pan, will dance
an ensemble routine for DO
jangleS Of Harlem" big production
number of the picture. In the
course of the number each girl
will do an intricate dance with
Astaire, who will finish with a
sizzling solo dance Of his own
creation,
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Behind Silver. Screen

HOLLYWOOD, July 18.-Sam-
uel G. Engel, newly-appointed as
sociate producer at Twentieth Cen
tury-Fox, is preparing shortly to
send his first production, Six
Girls and DEATH" before the
cameras. Engel wrote the screen
play for "SinS Of Man." his last
writing assignment prior to being
named an associate producer.
&&*
Robert Florey, who directed
Till We Meet Again" THE Pre-
view Murder Mystery" and Holly
wood Boulevard" for Paramount,
will direct The New Divorce"
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Joe Penner Called
Back From Vacation

HOLLYWOOD. July 18.-Joe
Penner. radio and screen come
dian now under contract to RKO
Radio, has been called back from
his vacation in England and will
report to the studio on August
! to prepare for his role in the
screen musical, Round the Town"
Lew Brown, who contributed
the original idea for Round the
Town." will produce the feature
with Patsy Lee Parsons, sensa-
tional child star, in one of the top
spots. Rian James and Paul va
WITT are writing the screen play,
with music by Samuel Fain.
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James Gleason Gets
New RKO Contract

HOLLYWOOD, July 18.-James
Gleason. versatile actor, writer
and director, has received a new
contract from RKO Radio, which
has a number of important roles
scheduled for him in forthcoming
feature productions.
Gleason, last seen in 1.-THE Elk.
Mrs. Bradford" has one of the top
spots in Don't Turn EN- Loose"
with Lewis Stone and Louise Lati-
mer. He will also be co-featured
with Helen Broderick in "The Rid
die Of the Dangling Pearl"
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} Leah Ray, featured singer with
the Phil Harris Orchestra, has
been signed to a long-term con-
tract with Twentieth Century-Fox
and is due to begin work at the
studio next month.
49,
Shortly after he arrived in
Revelstoke, British Columbia, for
location scenes in Obs 1.-THE
Great Barrier" Richard Arlen,
one of Screenland's ace golfers, be.
came an entrant in the Vancouver
$4,000 golf tourney to be held at
Point Grey from July % to 25.
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Seen andHeard

'tion in your mind that 1t is ex-
clusively for Mr.. Gillingwater.
X
Airline Judge has engaged the
Club La Maze Orchestra for the
entertainment of guests invited
to her elaborate party Sunday
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Powell Ends Rest

william Powell, star Of 1.-THE
Great ziegfeld, is back from a
three-weekS' vacation at Lake Ar
rowhead, with a healthy tan and
feeling better than he has for sew
eral years.
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afternoon. Another orchestra viii
be engaged for evening dancing.
4 4 X
AS soon as Adolphe Menjou
completes his role in wives Never
Know" he and Mrs. Menjou Over.
rec Teasdale) will board the Nor
mandie for an extended trip
abroad.
Evening star., 1936-12-01
HOUSES FOR SALE

JUST OFF MINNEsoTA AVE. Sc.
rooms and bath. Now being put in
nev-house condition. Bargain at $6.e5O.
Convenient to Navy Yard. Call Mr.. Peck.
, WAPLE 4 JAMES. INC.
1924 14th st. NV. Dist. 334e.
or with Q small trust. will consider trade
on 6lO5 Western ave. New detached brick,
Six large rooms, finished attic; automa attic
heat. See this home and you will buy it.
Priced TO sell See Mr.. Orem on premises
$8,650-SAUL'S ADDITION,
NEAR 14th AND GAILATIN SITS.
beautiful detached and Colonial
home with. very large living room and
stone fireplace. sttractive dining room;
large. bright bed rooms. The house is in
new condition from top to bottom. Taste
fully decorated and located on q we'll
shaded street, with a very deep. we'll
landscaped lot, having grape arbor and
fruit trees; gear garage. real value on
easy terms.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DIST. 1411.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED 7-RoOM
house, December Is to April 16: oil burner.
elec. refrigeration: adults. 20 West irving
ST., Chevy Chase. Md. Wisconsin 4230.
2945 NEWARK ST. NW.-s ROOMS. EN-
tirely redecorated: new oil burner; at
tractively furnished: S125. Inspection by
appointment. Wisconsin $500.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED. sEMI-DH-
tached, brick; seven rooms, two baths. 2
car garage oil burner automatic hot
water; best section of city. Inspect today.
2-5 pm; $125 per month. 5406 18TH
st NV. 3'
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$8,65O-SAUL'S ADDITION.
MEAD Nth AMI nATY ATvYNY CIR,
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
63O2 DELAWARE ST

l BLOCK EAST OF CONN. AVE.
Detached brick Colonial in brand-nev
condition: z rooms. baths, servants
quarters Oil heating plant, brick garage
on reasonable terms to responsible pur-
chaser Inspection by appointment. Phone
OWNER. National $3.50: night and Sunday.
call Cleveland 5713.
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APARTMENTS FURh. 3 vhFURk.

ist i fioor, i rm.. Kit. bath. iurn. or
unfurn., reasonable; large grounds. room
to park. Shepherd 2116-J.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

NEARBY VA-MoDEL HOME. FURNISH
ed new maple. 13 min. out: bed rms. liv.
place recreation rm.. at 4642 N. 18th st..
Woodlawn Village. Arlington.
CLARENDON. va. NEAR wAsHINGToN-
Lee High School. 8 rooms. bed rooms.
baths, h.-wh. Gear garage; large
grounds: S75 per mo. Call Clarendon
1892. ONCE hours.
NEW MODERN 5-ROOM AND BATH
bungalow. with wooded acres. near Clin-
ton Md. S55 per month. District 1921.
COTTAGE. 8 ROOMS. KITCHENETTE.
anil. $50 including gas. light. 72 Flower
ave. Takoma Park. Nd.
LANHAM HEIGHTS, MD.
New 4-room BUNGALOW. electricity, fur.
mace half acre land. full-sise concrete
cellar. $50 mo.
Net. 1857 or Clev. 092e. 712 6th 81. M:Ms
(Continue1 On Ns9t RaEa)
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SEE THESE APTS.

Newly decorated. like new. one corner
see these for price and location; at Rock
Creek Park between the Million Doller. and
New Calvert Street BRIDGES. 2410 Goth 1t.
nv. RAaidNnt manaleI.
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UUO CASd
Corner brick. newly finished. facing
ss1sss adsas ams B. AvR css cSsss
home on lot 5ox200: cost over SIS 200:
On rooms BED f't RooMs g. rs ias
with BED ROOMS AND BATH ON
FIRST FLOOR: automatic heat ana
rsnds;T rsfris;sration; open fireplace. "A genuine
sic. .so6.An Edsemoor. Md. bargain
b.s. Ths ne hSms haS shST1 81 sfT
cceoaNs1TArNINdI ceas1 NEHRLY ONE AcRE; 8
rooms, BATHS. study with fireplace
Spacious sns Center S al large
ch hfit Ms sns FMI Ross
PHoNE HodTs cIE9EGHNb ENhE2NAb eYis sSES -v1NlNo'
s7?SSPaEWTHEzsssR1 sHSl aW HSHz z aAa5Ss
:sss a n s.s.sas sus s0s
%; asSE$s q mwg % BUN: ~:
sausFs from . Conn; ave-, ave- on a., s9,focs. =
ceiient Condition; AN bed Iooms ere
large: partly finished attic: fireplace.
msssb n1sassn house,. Saner ,esSins aHa city. Has
s1sr rTssso r7TboasY. si.o .o6o CAST WILL BUY NEW
FOXALL VILLAGE. Blk large rooms 2
tile baths. recreation room. modern gas
furnace, electric refrigeration, hard
wood floors: garage. Less than Q year
,ss, s's p 4 + SSss's3Ss ,..
CHEVY CHASE. d c.
s.950-Brand.pew brick: containing
lovely rooms: southern exposure; high ele-
real opportunity. Call National 1888 till
q :, m for APPOINTMENT,
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WE HAVE IMMEDIATE PROSPECTS FOR
homes, investment property and unim-
proved ground For complete co-opera-
ton list your property with U.s.
HARRY JUSTINE
S1Q 11th St. NV Natl. 2S44. IL
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NO CASH DOWN.
New. detached. corner. brick home; 4S15
Brandywine st. NV; 6 rooms. bath. lava
tory. built-in garage; modern equipment.
Open for inspection.
EDWARD M. WILLIS,
Investment Bldg. National 7479.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continuod.

NOVutIn00Usy
NEW eIX-ROOM BRICK ct .$e,9B0. THE
three bed rooms are unusually large; open
fireplace large covered porch. automatic
heat, furred and insulated. slate roof. built.
In garage. Phone Shepherd 446b until o
80 $9.450-BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED BAR
nne condition. vacant and materially
saSesq HisS a.pse. IL Drisi si 9Oo@s: aps
let about ,.o = deep yitb SSa5assti Som. that
a Det.ehed. fIutm On lot lot boxis6; rooms,
Eo6hs E1,e TAM, ANS o pr sfs0ad s2s sGI sssa
matte heat ana refrieeration; gear "a
5sss Ef%sEHssIs sfTSfR SH ss' 1855 Z az
SA5SE SHSS wssS55SSiN HS55SSANF ssiS.w ssS2 wEvfsiSo
JUST OFT MASS. Ave. Ave. near til. c.th.-
drai: semi detached brick. g rooms. baths.
gear garage. In fine condition.
s14,7bo.
CLEVELAND PARK. near John Eaton
aiHRe attic. oil heat. HHs real . buy. A'' f''" "
JUST OFF 18TH iIsaSO' sT,' near Rock Greek
practically new: rooms. : baths. ~ gas heat
JAMES y, SCHWAB, southern 8utldtnR,
District 8157.
BRIGHTWOOD.
brick. rooms. bath. hot-water heat.
ssfssnsfsrrsd oas Ct city and want se SELF s.Ii
$3.50 cash and SOB per month. To in
sDee'. call MapLs M1; HsIslCx Z JAMES. INC.
1924 14th ST. NV. Di. 3347.
Near 14th and Columbia Rd.
posHm possession. a0sos coI ss14 0afsan immediate
Ss.45O-UNUsUALLY FINE BUY WITHIN
aSne sroans saTss ssa1sH .Sses sSss1
semi-detached brick; seven rooms a
BED ROOMS. reception hall; lower
Sleeping porch. attic. built-in garage garage.
s.5ooSThree- Mt. Pleasant home.
rooms -(6 BED ROOMS. 3 BATHS
thiro floor arransed As APARTMENT; oil
PHELPS, NATToNAL $500. EHESfNG. 1ESf s.
SALE OR TRADE.
NEW sEMI-DETACHED BRICK.
rooms n, @ baths Tss5estio1 room extra
vt RgH1S9RsEss Ha fs q aa44 easy terms
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
An imposing 3-story brick. 81 IT, wide.
80 IT. deep, containing IL rooms 2 baths,
hot-water heat. elec.. One block west Of
Conn. ave. BY renting rooms this house
will pay good dividends. Price S12.5OO.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
7ss 2sENc aRfs ST Phone sistsa sEonsA sf 4ss Ssss
1854 GEORGIA AVE.
WOODSIDE HILLS, MD.
| New six-rm., 2-bath Cape Cod Colonial
| on large corner lot, brick with slate roof
gas heat: thoroughly insulated and ali
! modern improvements.
$9,250.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

EQUITY IN SMALL BUSINESS
For property and some cash.
@ TO ROOM HOUSE NEAR
18th AND COL RID. NV.
Call MR.. DE BECK. Potomac 5932.
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ApARTMENTs FURN. 8 UNFURN

ATTRACTIVE APIS. HIGH-CLAss NEIGH
borhood: some furnished: car available on
appointment. Mrs. GREEN. Adams 1913.
WRITER, ARTIST. RESEARCH WORKER:
studio, best downtown location and ap-
pointments. unusually attractive surround
ings: good outdoor light. North 1929.
Evening star., 1936-12-01
APARTMENTS WANTED.

6NFURNISHED. 3-ROOM APARTMENT,
plus kitchenette in northwest. at $50.
ESTHER DUDLEY. Phone Adams 1893.
WANTED 70 RENT-SMALL FURNISHED
apartment in good location Of city. by re:
sponsible employed couple: state price and
describe fully. Address Box 256-V. Star
Evening star., 1936-12-01
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

1910 NORTH TAYLOR ST. Cherrydale.
Va-Very nice home; mi; men prefer
ably: board optional; call anytime.
GENTLEMAN room. new brick home:
off Lee highway: y block to bus. Phone
Walnut SAL. S15 mo
$3.50 NORTH FRANKLIN RID. Arlington.
va rooms. private bath and shower:
new home. oil heat reasonable. Call after
Z pm. Clarendon 2039-J.
FURNISHED warm room near tile bath
employed woman use of kitchen. $50
month convenient to . bus lines; 1Oc
car fare; call within next 2 weeks. s to
10 am Clarendon l0l-W.
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ROOMS WANTED.

LARGE UNFURNIsHED ROOM in vicinity
of Bethesda Bank. Call Wisconsin 5491 I.
ROOM. quiet. by refined lady: Brightwood
or near 14th st. car: price reasonable.
Address Box 375-V Star office.
Evening star., 1936-12-01
TABLE BOARD.

REFINED JEWISH HOME offers suppers
to limited number Of young people; 3
days week, $3.50. including Friday night
chicken dinner. Adams 2701.
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ROOMS UNFURNlsHED.

602 H ST NE-Second floor. 2 rooms.
kitchen and bath. heat.
4so4 4lst ST. NV unfurnished rooms
newly decorated: private bath; in quiet
private home: $50 month.
TAKOMA PARK. MD. 221 Holly ave-
large rooms kitchen; ami: sleeping
porch glassed and insulated; garage; $50.
Shepherd 2735-W.
io2 2ens unfarnished; aoa on one large front
room first floor.
Evening star., 1936-12-01
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FOUR ACRES OF LEVEL LAND FOR
sale: electric lights: 10 miles from Wash
ington; splendid building site. Address
Box 349-v Star ONCE. s..
S!x-RooM HOUSE IN LAUREL FOR
$1,000; building site in Riverdale. Md,
6Ox5O feet: one and one-half acres on
improved highway. GREEN g. POWERS,
120 Maryland ave. Hyattsville, Md.
Phone Greenwood 2412.
BRIcK SERVICE STATION LIVING
land; reasonable. Call Natl. 6126.
HOMES CITY SUBURBAN. AT REDUCED
price and terms Colmar Msnor 50 $50
big lot; as is. S17.5O. N. E. RYoN CO..
1915 N. Y. ave.
WE HAVE SEVERAL MODERN BUNGA-
lows in q desirable nearby suburban sec
tion which were repossessed and have been
put in first-class condition. These homes
contain six rooms and bath: new hot-wster
heater and built-in garage. Can be pur-
chased on very reasonable terms II buyer
has permanent position and Is responsible.
Inquire in person at Room 207 Machin-
lists Building 9th st. and Mount Vernon
"a n
Evening star., 1936-12-01

TWO-FAMILY BARGAIN,
SSo5O.OO
Pine location. Upstairs brings $4,000
Mr.. COOK District 1918.
Evenings National 44s3.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
Evening star., 1936-12-01

INTOWN 2-R. APT.-S4O.
Modern elevator bldg..- convenient. The
Blair. 1921 d ct. NV. National 6A37.
Evening star., 1936-12-01

have 2 homes now under construction
In the Wakefield section Of Chevy Chase:
D. c. They will contain 9 large rooms and
/ bath: built Of all brick. with furred walls.
insulated and caulked. See them before
completion and select your own lighting
fixtures and wall paper. To inspect. call
Emerson S0A3
Evening star., 1936-12-01

1882 T ST. Sc.
OPEN 100 TO 900 PM.
rooms and bath. lavatory and shower
In basement built-in garage; reconditioned
like new. Call Mr.. Rowe. Atlantic 6422-J.
WAPLE h JAMES. INC.
1924 14th ST NV. District 3347.
TWO f2) CHEVY CHASE BARGAINS.
IF REALLY INTERESTED.
CALL MR. LEWIS, CLEVELAND 05S0.
Evening star., 1936-12-01
CLARENDON, VA.

S41k
$1,000.
Good six-room house improved with gas
elec and city water. Near school. bus.
stores. Terms. $500 cash, balance $50
per mo.
$3.50.
Two new five-room homes h-w.h,
hardwood floors. tiled baths: convenient
locations. Terms. $500 cash. balance ar.
JUDSON REAMY,
once Center Clarendon. Phone Clar. 1892.
MUST SELL IN DAYS.
One new 3-bed-room Colonial brick; tile
bath and kitchen; wsather .stripped.
laundry trays; large lot.
One new Broom bungalow; tile bath ana
kitchen; finished attic, prepared for di-
vision into more bed rooms and bath;
h.-w.h.; full basement, laundry trays
and toilet; large lot. Down payment and
terms adjustable at this time. II bought
at once. Make ofier.
NJ. LAZO AND CO.,
2S10 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va,
Walnut $780,
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ROOMS FUR. 6 UNFUR.

s3s PEABODY ST. NW-Large double and
porch: use of garage If desired: also use
Of kitchen; semi-private bath; phone near
cars bus. For couple. References. Il
1890 r ST-One or two ladies to share
beautiful sunny apartment with quiet. re-
fined lady: references. North O25S.W.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

f410 10th NW-Young man to share
front basement studio private bath and
entrance. large fireplace. phone: excellent
nNn.
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21O3 1st ST. NV.
rooms. bath cellar and garage: splen-
did condition: Sc 600: terms.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO.,
a05 II ct NV National O7I4
Evening star., 1936-12-01

REPRESENTATION, schools, churches; 4 bed
rooms, 2h baths. large side porch. real nfe-
place in living room: oil heat. built-in ga
rage shrubbery.
THE FEpERAL-AHdERIcAN COMPANY.
1929 Eye st. NV. Natlonal 6O52.
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CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN.
$500.

Detached corner g rooms. ami. nm
ished attic, in new-house condition: lot
TOXl20, numerous fruit trees: conveniently
located to all grades of schools: attra ctively
financed. We urge your immediate inspee-
evenings or telephone once for appoint
ment to inspect.
Evening star., 1936-12-01

CHEVY CHASE. %. G.
lovely rooms; southern exposure; high ele-
walton and convenient to everything. A
real opportunity. Call National 1888 till
Evening star., 1936-12-01

ROOMING HOUSE.
Columbia Heights.
West Of l4th St.
Ten rooms two baths Scar garage.
| This house has an additional building lot
with 30-ft. frontage, included in this
price Of $11500. For inspection. call Mr.
Bennett Geo. 229S.
WAPLE 4 JAMES. INC.
1924 14th St NV. Di. 3347.
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The new air-conditioned homes: model home
iufn'S491s 9is ooLETHoRPE ST. NV.
Open to PM.
Your inspection Of these ultra modern
homes will be time well spent. Carefree
comfort with modern gas appliances
WAPLE & JAMES INC.
1924 14th st. NV. District 3347.
s6,5O0-VERY ATTRACTIVE AND WELL
located bungalow in American Univef-
sity Park is being entirely renovated,
papered and painted throughout, g.
rooms q BED RoOMsl, tiled bath,
Grafton; covered front porch: lot
4oxIle. o. garage. Convenient terms
S13.5OO-A well-located Shepherd Park
home; brick. stucco and timber; on
pretty lot 50xI32; rooms a HSt.lo BED
REFRIGERATION; finished attic room. open
fireplace. garage. a fine buy in heagti-
ful location; CALL "a Nh uFIsCHER6 d116
EVENING PHONE COLUMBIA 6610.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-10-01
FOOD POISON
is DISCUSSED
CONTINUED from Page ~

tanned, o. Jordan, Food Pcis-
oning and Food Borne Infection
1881. To destroy the toxin, every
bit of the food must be brought to
the boiling point. Frequently home
canned foods, packed tightly in jars,
are not subjected to sufficient heat
to penetrate the jar for any length
of time. Therefore, it is necessary
to boil the canned food for fifteen
minutes before eating. This takes
little effort and is safeguard every
one should always use. Do not taste
the preserved food before boiling
After boiling, the toxin is destroyed
and the food is safe for consumption,
but since the spores of the bacteria
may not be killed there are still other
considerations necessary in regard to
the food not Immediately eaten. If
the reheated material is set aside in
a closed container, some toxin may
again be produced. Vegetables set
aside for use in salads should be re-
heated if left over night. This is only
reasonable after knowing the nature
of this and other organisms against
which we must safeguard ourselves.
Careful Canning Advised.
Botulinus bacillus even in an open
container is destroyed only at very
high temperature for a long time
five pounds or 109 degrees c. or 22S
degrees F. for 80 minutes; ten pounds
or 115 degrees C. or $40 degrees F..
for SO minutes; or fifteen pounds or
121 degrees C. or $50 degrees F. for
20 minutes. The steam pressure used
in large canning factories gives ade-
quate protection since the tempera
ture is sufficient to kill the bacteria.
1t is not often possible to use pres
sure cookers in home canning and
hot water bath processing is salts
factory and safe, when using the pre-
cautions described. 1t is never a good
policy to pack jars very tightly with
food, since this retards the penetra-
ton of heat. Foods preserved in
1919 salt solution are safeguarded
against Botulinus bacillus. Concen-
trated sugar solutions do not affect
the bacteria, but fruits and jellies
are usually cooked long enough to
destroy the bacteria The various
vegetables which are the main con-
Germ in this matter will be perfectly
safe if handled properly.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-10-01
BREMEN TOWNSHIP

James Breska spent the weekend
with his parents. He has finished his
job graveling at FloodwoOd and re-
turned to his home in Lake Lillian
He was accompanied by his brother
George, who will spend a week visit
ing relatives.
Ann and Viola Brabec visited Helen
Breska Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Brabec and sons
were Sunday dinner guests at the F
]. Breska home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Breska and son,
George, were Moose Lake callers Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Brabec and
Bobby spent Friday evening at the
Arazim home.
A Farmer-Labor meeting was held
at Georges Place Sunday afternoon.
A fair sized crowd attended. Sew
eral prominent speakers were present
Chas. Uhlir, ST., acted as chairman
and Dr. w. c. Ehmke delivered the
opening address. There will be an
other gathering at Georges Place
Sunday afternoon, Oct. II, for the pur-
pose of organizing a Farmer-Labor
club in Bremen. Everybody is urged
to be present.