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APARTMENTS uNFuRhisHEp.


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1NTOWN-LOW RENT.
.-RM. APT $3s-3 RMS. $50.
sLA1R. issI N st. NV National s4a7! g
[NTOWN Arm. APT.-S38.
&C Good bldg, downtown. Large. bright
3est value IN city. National 5437.
h, EXCEPTIONAL VALUES
Inn si5.oo-I7O3 CAPITOL AVE. NE.
Hi dinette, kitchen. bath screened rear
NJ porch. Bryant sas heater.
|III| Right Downtown
I'LL y,,6 Wslb to Wo,kwsaYs u, Gar Fare:
iii 3.M-Apt. "3-LivinR room. bed
MI room. kitchen and bath.
HIN xi5.OO-I?25 X ST. NV.
ilII Apt, 1.-Two rooms, kitchen and
I'LL bath; rear porch.
iii Overlooking Rock Creek Park
Near 'ssS ss,h cHYBEspAIN HYB sGaIMbIH T. f2 NV
III| convenient to stores. theaters car
iii lines. Cool and quiet. Frigidaire
NH &45.OO-Apt. 1O5-Rec. hall. living
Hill room with Murphy bed, dinette. kitch
iii sss.oo-Apt ao1-Rec. hall. livins
|tII oeo room. dinette kitchen and bath.
II|I In Petworth
VIII 5s28 colo. AVE. NV.
HI room. sinetle kh,eins kitchen .na ro9m b.p5 efd
equipped nGasR tsfstf''aa vih Bryant
!IIiI gas heater
WI ;ooM:.o ALLISON ST. NV.
Hi room Apt bed d1ImnqSusly room Giust,s afss lvlns
I'LL bath; electric refrigeration.
IIIiI e33. .OO-iaO9 FOURTH ST. NV.
HUI Apt. No. :}-Rec. hall living room.
IIIII PEG room dlnette. kitchen and bath;
IIII electric refrigeration
IItII $50. .OO-3o9 DELAFIELD PL, NV.
IIIj APT. No: Living room. . bed
hi rooms dlnette. kitchen, bath elec. re-
tiII frieeration: heat and hot water furn.
Hi 3t35 BROWN ST NV.
|IIII Ws--Rec. hall. living room. bed
I!Iii Electric refrigeration.
IIIll 431: GA. AVE. NV.
lIII xo 0O-Apt. No. ,S-Front apt; 2
IIIII rooms. kitchen and bath: rear porch,
Hi $40 BUCHANAN ST. NV.
NM S3o M-Corner apt.-Living room,
IiIII electrlc refrlseration.
I'M s.6.aO-a9 CONCORD AVE. NV.
WIN Apt. 3-Liying room bed room.
NH Kitchen and bath: screened rear
IlI porch, electrical refrigeration.
Nh Large Corner Apt.
HIt t:03 ARKANSAS AVE. NV.
NM A6e 0,-Apt. Living room " bed
NM rooms. dinette. kitchen, bath. screened
II,I porch. electric stove and refriseration.
w 14O4 K CAFRITZ DI. sOs0
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WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
NEW HOUSE BARGAIN.
Beautiful detached brick home laros Ev
ing room and dining room and modern de
luxe kitchen on hrst floor: 3 fine bed room.
on second moor: large extra room in ba Sc
ment suitable for recreation or other pur-
poses loe-burnine fireplace. full tile bath,
h!ate roo1 iurred walls. insulation. extra
laree fenced lot superior location; very
convenient to schools. buses and stores 4
6argaln you cant AFFORD to miss at only
$500 Terms arransed to suit Small
trade considered. See builders Representa-
i've from pm. TO & pm, daily and
1890 SHEPHERD ST NE
Drive out r, /. ave. to Goth St turn left
on Iuth TO Shepherd then left on Shep-
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N MM1 Me1e
\ Downtown Apis.
IF You Can!
Walking Distance Of Govt Dept,,
III Save Car Fare.
4 PARK CENTRAL
II 1900 F St. NV.
/ Frixidaire Current Free
\ Radio in Every Apartment
! S47.5O-Livins room, with port
HI able dinette table and
IN Snsirs; dresslng, room with Murphy
III PEG kltcnen with special cabinets. tile
NJ pain. bullt-in tub and shower
\ $52.5O-LivinE room with porta-
!. chairs, dressing room with Murphy
III oed sun room; kitchen with special
III bullt-in cabinets, tile bath. pulll-ln
III tub and shower.
\ $8O.OO-corner apt; rec. hall.
\ with Murphy bed. M bed a9Gm noom sun djnss}e Teqm
IN kNchen. tile bath. built-ln tub and
III shower
\ SEE MANAGER. MET. o54O
i MIRAMAR
|. Corner 18th and R. /. Ave.
III FriEidairs Current Free.
/ Radio in Every Apartment
III S55.OO-Laree, bright living room
4 table and chairs. dresslnS room n'n.Si, u'th
III Murphy ped. cozy sun room. kitchen
HI WITH WITH special cabinets tiled bath with
II oullt-ln tub and shower
$77.5O-,BBeeauls,laisull lsasl front apt. Llv,
Ill room. Kitchen and bath.
III SEE MANAGER. POTOMAC 6eOo
/ CORCORAN COURTS
/ 4O1 23rd St. NV.
/ Overlooking Lincoln Memorial
III FriEidaire Current Free
HI S47. SO-Rec. hall. living room.
III dressing room with Muir
Il pny bed, dinette. kitchen and bath
III $50. hail. living room,
\ en-, tile bath. e'''' ~'~
H $50. .00-Rec. hall, living room
III ~'o'oo inclosed porch. bed room
III dlnette. kitchen and bath.
HI See MANAGER. NATIONAL ee33
HI NEW APT. BLDG.
OVERLOOKING THE CITY.
/ 1000 Connecticut Ave.
III IAN Address to Be Proud OF"
Il BEAUTIFUL ALL-ELEC. KITCHENS.
II $40 S0--Emciency apt. Living
HI room, dressing room with
III Murphy bed. combination sun room
il or dining room. kitchen and bath
III $40 S0-Front apartment, large
N living room combina tion
III sun. room or dining room. bed room.
HI kitchen and bath.
III SEE MANAGER DEC. 5000
i'll Bellboy. Elevator. Switchboard Service
u 14O4 K CAFRITZ DI. 9OSO
o L OR D-2 EXTRA LARGE. AIRY
,oms. kitchen, bath; heat. gas. cleo. hot
ater. 9Cl E s.w. Metropolitan 20S6.
OLORED. REFINED-2115 14th ST.
va rooms. kit. bath, porch: no chill
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

$50 .5O-5-RM BUNG, H-WH: lOc bus
S70-5-rm. new brick: option to buy
$50 bed rms. u acre: option to buy.
Sl.5-Fine new home bed rms. 2l2 b.
RALPH GRAIN, 1899 Lee Hwy. Wal $3.50
LARGE sIX-ROOM. VACANT: LARGE
lawns, paved st: garage: refined; close
in; $50. GEO. C. WALKER, Greenwood
800 90
sos 90. SO2 EASLEY ST. SILVER SPRING
-h-r. bungalow: gar; well furnished ex-
cellent condition.
THOS D. WALSH, INC,
Sls 1lth St NV Dist 755e
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COLORED-BARGAIN 81 $50
Tapestry brick. h.-wh elec. Nice lot
Call now. National 1850
COLORED
SPECIAL NOTICE
We will soon publicly announce the
opening of new type
KINGMAN PARK HOME
Watch for opening advertisement. II
will be of special interest to discriminating
purchasers.
CHAS D. SAGER
a24 l4th st. NV. National O03s.
COLORED
Quincy st. Near North Capitol.
Beautiful 6-room house. excellent con-
dition $1,000 500 cash ami.
SECOND ST. NEAR W
9 rooms, hardwood floors. new-house
condition S6,150; 500 cash. Call
HENRY s. PENN. Sundays, North 1892;
week days. North lOl3f.
COLORED-YOUR OPPORTUNITY
Fine home in a fine location. rooms
bath. electric lights. excellent condition
throue hout. Phone us for appointment to
see. 1919 Vermont ave. NV. Price only
$3.50.
WAPLE Il JAMES, INC.
1924 14th St. NV. Dist. 3347.
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AIR COOLED.
cc9o9 Connecticut Ave.
"Ap ASSraSs pf Tboroctor

~ Connectlcut ave.
IAN Address of Character"
55o9 9th ST N.w...TWo ROOMS, KITcH-
en-. bath; modern 2-story corner building
Rents ranging from S45 to $50. See resi-
dent manager. EDW. L. STROHECKER
METROPOLITAN 21l3.
HAMILTON COURTS, 2I40 N ST. NV
Attractive, cheerful 4-room kitchen and
bath apt, elec. refrigeration. $3.50 per
mo. See mgr. UNION STORAGE CO.
105 Florida ave. NV. North O1O4
1887 SHEPHERD ST. NV ROOMS
kitchen and bath, S45
TAKOMA PARK AND ROOMS
kitchen, closets bath: modern. attractive.
Phone Shep. 1850.
DESIRABLE. WORTH CoNs1DER1NG-o
rooms, porch, kit. bath. refe Adults.
736 LANIER PL NV 30
STUDIO APARTMENTS-CO LIGHT
good location, near three car lines; large
studio-living room with fireplace: kitchen:
Frieidaire; large bed room; bath con-
tlnuous hot water oil heat. Columbia 5562
ATTRACTIVE NEW DUPLEX APT.-TWO
rooms. dinette. kitchen, bath screened-in
porch. Reas. rent. 1904 4th st. NV.
BOSS g. PHELPS. National a3n0
ALTO TOWERS, 3.o6 WISCONSIN AVE
One room. kitchen and bath; $40. Green
wood o361-J. 90
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ATTENTION,
HOME BUH,DERSl
LOTS WANTED.

WANTED, FIVE TO 10 LOTS OR PAR
eel of ground, suitable for row or de-
tached homes: give location and price: will
pay cash. Address Box 123-E. Star office
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HOUSES uNFURNIsHED.

JUST COMPLETED-NEW HOME-S69 80.
6 bright rooms auto. heat. elec. refrieer-
alton, porch. deep yard. National 1851. .
81 sEATON PL NW-ENTIRE 2nd FL,
did shape mo small boys) Yearly lease
$42 .bh per mo. Key 4s Seaton NV. See it.
1892 TRINIDAD AVE. N.E---6 ROOMS,
kit. and bath garage and basement;
porehes od and h.-w.h.; $3.50. Call Ma
1920 BENTON ST. NW.-sIx ROOMS
two inclosed porches, hot-water heat. cleo
sr'c ss refrigeratlon garag.; newly renovated;
S6a 20 JAMES M. WOODWARD. Realtor.
T23 10th st. NV.
NEW CHEVY CHASE CORNER HOME JUST
completed; bed rooms baths. recreation
room, oil heat porch. garage. Natl. $3.50
BRICK BUNGALOW BETHEsDA-F1vE
rooms and bath new condition. So? so.
Phone Bradley 22l between amt pm
BUNGALOW-Large rooms: ami. 2sl6
81 st pl. ne, one block from Bladensburg
rd. and Douglas ST. 26'
DESIRABLE HOUSES AND APIS IN
good location: reasonable rent BRODTE &
COLBERT INC. Natl. ss15. 1907 Eye st.
ATTENTION. ARMY AND NAVAL OFF,
GERS s-Beautiful. brand-new detached home
restricted community open fireplace, rec
reation rooms garage. National 1881. .
estry brick: built-in garage and all mod
ern conveniences: lovely residential sec
ton. Located 102 Oates ne. $62 monthly.
c.Il W T; CoTHERN sl3 New York ave.
FOUR ROOMS. BATH AMI HEAT FUR
nished; newly decorated; near 18th and
Columbia I'd. Rent reduced. Phone Co
lumbia l1Ol Metropolitan 1918. 21'
sos. LLOYD R. TURNER. 500 7th st. st: sv.
NEAR 18th AND I AVE. NE. a1e BRY-
ant st. ne.-Five rooms. kitchen and bath.
" h, inclossd porches garage Rental.
Park Md rooms furn or unfurn. tile
bath bah shower front porch slee retrlssr-
lumbia ;,,i shepherd aa.a-W or a471
1921 ,sth ST. N.W-s R, B; PoPcHEs
splendid neshborhood completely reno
va sSc7 "a EaF ,b sent,les ,duls; sh'ss Sc,
Georgia oi7a.
ALBEMARLE ST NV. 35?4-sEMI-
detached 5 bed rooms. baths, screened
close to schools and Conn. ave. shopping
1a,, !? NA1R5cK s. i Z F1TzcERA.D H.T' 1885,
semi-det; rms I bed rooms. % . bath.
sssr3 sssr3 perfect eond: Ss5. OWNER, Col.
$4,000.
1905 A st. Call MRS BURDICK
ADELBERT W. LEE
l343 H st. NV. Dist. 1900.
NEAR l4th AND PARK RID.
l444 Parkwood Pl. NW-Ss5 90
Large home living room dining room,
four bed rooms. y baths screened rear
porch kitchen. electrical refrigeration,
I4o4 K. cAFR1Tz. Dist. aoso.
3434 PORTER ST. NV.
6-rm.. bath. corner house. in one OF
WashlnRton's most exclusive sections, Oil
heat. double gar. new-house cond Viii
EpW L Str sTRoHEcKER Gln n Met, ~ s9l3. o After
4 call Clev 36l4.
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STORES FOR RENT.

S15 4th ST. S.W.-LARGE STORE NEW
E-Wlndow front: 6-room and bath apt;
separate entrance: reasonable rent 2S.
gOl NEW YORK AVE NW-FIRST-
moor corner store; reasonable rent. Dis
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255 A.. NEAR POTOMAC. MD: PART
for retired party at sacrifice price 500 800:
clear; terms; half should bring that figure
or suitable to develop in rs a. home sites
acres, s-r. Dutch bung.: So 500 is CHEAP:
81 900 down. N. E. RYON CO.. 1918
N Y ave
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ROOMING HOUSE.
SHOWING

COLONIAL-ALL-BRI
1912 43rI PL. NV
= rooms bath lst-floor lavatory) An
ished attic auartered oak floors. doubly
insulsted, slate roof. copper flashing
downspouts etc; eas heat Venetian
blinds. Detached brick garage Modern
Stehen. Aluminium screens throughout.
including side porch. Lot 131l7'x4O
S1O,95O-sl,5oo cash; terms to suit
purchaser
Open Daily Till PM
EDW. M. WILLIS,
al
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OFFICES E0p peA1
DESK SPACE FOR RENT

A1R-COOLED OFFICE, FURNISHED
unfinished; free phone and stenograpl
service; $50. Met. 5O34 90
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FARMS FOR SALE.

DESK SPACE AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC
stenographer IN exchange for services
323 Colorado Bldg National 233l
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WATER FRONT FARM

$50 acres with over 100 acres level
cleared land. As miles D. c.. via good
$3.50. Terms. Lincoln o976-W. Natl
1888.
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WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN
TAKOMA PARK, MD.

SUBURBAN PRoP.-sALE OR RENT.
FOR SALE OR RENT-NEW 5-RM. BRICK
house. 625 Montgomery St. Silver Spring
Md: oil heater full basement attic and
bath. Call Georgia 101S. Immediate pos
session.
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REMARKART,E VIEW
APARTMENTS UhFURNIshED.

1924 18th ST. NV. GUST SO COLUMBIA
rd)-3 rooms. kit. bath. rec hall, inc.
porch; Frisidaire; adults; $3.50.
COPLEY COURTS, 1914 18th ST. NV
Elevator. switchboard. refE.. gas free: cool.
kit. bath. larRe closets &G3
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

End COMMERCIAL GROUND.
SPLENDID LOCATION AMPLE STREET
FRONTAGE WE WILL FINANCE. BUILD
AND SELL OR LEASE THIS IS AN OP-
PORTUNITY TO HAVE NEW. MODERN
FACILITIES FOR YOUR BUSINESS. FULL
COMMISSION TO BROKERS CALL
NORTH T47l
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$1Q $50

$lU, ,45U.
Attractive, Dutch Colonial, detached
brick home, containing rms. a private
bed rooms), child's bath lavatory on hrst
floor. Real vood-burning fireplace. Day.
light basement equipped for living quar-
wide avenue with future commercial
possibilities. Will consider . reduction for
equity cash, Call Mr.. SCOTT. Natl. bs4S.
NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL.
A modern Colonial-front house At real
sacrifice by out-of-tovn owner. Six rooms
and detached garage.
Price s5.a5O.00
ROBERT w. SAVAGE,
eo7 Onion Trust Dldg. National $3.50.
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WAIT FOR

WAIT FOR
c4n1 18th ST. NV
READY SEPTEMBER !
INSPECT SUNDAY AFTERNOONS
SOS PoWHATAN, PL. NV. ROOMS
kitchen. private bath: Frigidaire; entire
Ind floor. new home; 3 exposures. 81
4ll2 Sd ST, NV ROOM KITCHEN
inclosed porch. view, Frisid, clean; near
bus car: reasonable; adults 20
1890 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.-Two
;.-room, kitchen and bath apts.; also one
l-room. Kitchen and bath apt
a03 NEW YORK AVE. NV ROOMS,
bath: $50. Phone District OS64.
ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR 2 ROOMS.
kitchen. private bath: closed porch: pri-
Vate back stairway: Frieidaire. elec.. gas
and heat included; reasonable. HOS
Orren st. ne.
423 HAMILTON ST. NV ROOMS
kitchen semi-private bath. elec refrieer-
alton gas cleo: lady or employed couple.
Phone Georgia a361
NEW APARTMENTS VERY DESIRABLE
2snl -2SO2 Q st. Sc, Call owner and
builder. T NOLAN Lincoln OOSo
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NO CASH pAYMEN-

>. acre of rich level ground with 5-room
semi BUNGALOW. all-electric kitchen, NV T.,
h,-wh within blocks schools. churches
chain stores, cleo, bus and steam cars T24
Lincoln ave. Riverdale. Md j. HARRIS
ROGERS. Hyattsville 106. Nights. Green
wood oS0R
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NEW, DETACHED FOUR FAMILY APT
full basement laundry room, individual ga
Ideai location Rent. So 1850, terms. Call
BUILDER. Atlantic :}411.
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1404K CAFRITZ DI. 9OsO

col ED-2 EXTRA LARGE. AIRY
water. 9Cl E s.w. Metropolitan 20s6.
COLORED REF1NED-2115 14th ST
n.w.-3 rooms. kit. bath, porch: no chill
dren; very private; S45 month
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Investment Bldg. Ma
$3.50

$3.50.
s21l P1NEY BRANCH RDNW
Brick bungalow with nve spacious rooms.
modern bath. fun basement and hot-water
neat. convenient neishborhood Call Mr.
Linder
THE NEwBoLD DEVELOPMENT co
I6ll Wis. Ave. Bethesda Md Wise 1855,
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5 ROW-HOUSE LOTS, NE,

one OF which is corner, lots priced
a. 5000 each, cash! water and sewer in
improvements extra, ideal location for .
family homes.
- BAKER REALTY CO.. INC.
1920 K St NV Dist 1911
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

$500 APT. EQUITY AND $500 CASH
for larger apartment OHARE ES-
TATES pa r ne North l44.
DOWNTOWN OFFICE BUILDING.
Near I4th and K SITS. NV
Beautiful limestone 3-storY building,
containing about 5000 50. IT: ground
floor occupied by bank: yearly renta! al
s. 900, subject to sales clause owner
will consider a trade. For further lnforma-
tion call Mr. Tovbes.
1904 K ST. NV. CAFRITZ. Dist. 90SO.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-07
O. O N TIN u n
from page ons.
Disclose Pitiful
Stories of Want

the Open Your Heart headquarters.
phone 1918.
Private individuals who can give
their services and the use Of their
automobiles also are asked to help.
The need Is immediate, Dahlen said,
and volunteers will relieve the cam
paign Of hiring this work done and
thus release money for use In buying
materials.
Smart Shop Gives Clothes
One fine gift reported Tuesday, In
addition to that OF transportation, was
announced by Dahlen as having come
from the Smart Shop which sent in
Is new sweaters and 20 pairs OF slacks
for men, women and children.
The Lions club also notified Dahlen
that 1t would donate SIS in cash again
this year.
Meanwhile. the recreation division
OF the WPA has organized furni-
ture repair shop In the rear of Open
Your Heart headquarters at 200 Main
Ave. and Is busily engaged in mend
Ing broken furniture and toys It is
under the direction OF P. r. volk Of
the WPA recreation division,
The radio division Of the campaign
announced that State Treasurer John
Gray. American Legion member,
would speak In Its behalf over KFYR
ct Sis o'clock tonight.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-07
LFERS' PETITIONS
TO COME UP AGAIN
4 Applications Continued to
January; Kainz Sentence
Changed

Petition on four "lifer" inmates Of
the state prison for clemency were
continued to a special January ses-
sion as the state pardon board pre-
pared to continue its sessions Tuesday
afternoon.
The board reduced from q charge of
first degree murder to second degree
murder the life sentence of Mrs. Anna
Kainz, sentenced from Dunn county
III September, 1885, for the lye murder
of her husband. The board ordered
her committed to the jamestown state
hospital for the insane for observation.
Mrs. Kainz' application was one Of
five ''lifers," applications considered
by the board, which denied the petit
ton Of Don McCauley, sentenced from
Ward county In February, 1887, to l8
months for petit larceny.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-07
e. o N TIN u E n
from page one
Irrigation Tract
Land Deal Set

sible and the major construction work
will be done In the spring.
1T should be understood that, once
the irrigation works are designed, the
size Of the project is fixed and lands
which are excluded at the beginning
can never be included. The reason
for this is that bitches are like pipes
and ditch designed to carry water
for 5000 acres cannot be easily ex-
panded to carry water for 5000 acres.
Won't BE Held Up
The commission wants to deal fair
~ with every landowner but 1t will not
agree to pay exorbitant prices for land
for the simple reason that It doesn't
have to do so. Had We been unable
to agree with Stevens the project would
have been abandoned and our atten-
tion centered elsewhere. So many re-
quests for assistance have been re-
ceived that the commission can afford
to be .chopsy' and to insist that Its
projects be so organized that those
who 60 on the land will have q fair
chance to succeed"
Water board officials participating
In the negotiations in addition to
Beakey and Simons were Einar Dahl,
Watford City and Gerald Olson, More
ton, commission members.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-07
SUSPECTED KIDNAP
VICTIM IS missing
Just a Drink Too Many Says
Sister Of Young New Jsr-
sey Executive

White Plains, N. Y, Dec. 7.-R-
Police listed Arthur Fried, office man
ager for q sand and stone company. Is
a missing person" Tuesday. but be-
neath-the-surface reports Of q kid
naping and q ransom note per-
sisted.
Frieds disappearance Saturday
night was disclosed Monday. He at
tended q movie with members Of his
family, visited his mother and then
disappeared.
Henry Fried, brother Of the missing
man, asserted It was "just q question
o. . little family trouble and that's
all" while Mrs. Harold Daniels, q
sister, said II believe It's nothing but
q drink too many"
Harold Daniels said Fried was on q
little spree" Saturday night. None
ct US believe Arthur has been kid
naped."
Despite the denials Of q kidnapping,
one investigator disclosed Monday
that one Of Fried,s five brothers, had
followed the instructions Of an anony-
nous telephone call and had gone to
an unnamed cafe where he had found
q ransom note hidden.
Police said the federal bureau Of In
vestigation had been invited to In
vestigate the case and District Attor-
rey Walter A. Ferris said members Of
the bureau were In White Plains.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-07
CUNTS Will Have
to Buy Privacy

Ottawa, Ont, Dec. 7.-R-
canadian Press)-The Dionne
quintuplets are to be trained to
Withstand the public stare like
q 'royal family"
DR.. A. r. Dafoe, physician to
the five famous sisters, said they
would be educated to understand
they are unique-yet to grow nor
mally Notwithstanding, just as
children of royal families are
trained to disregard the public
attention they attract.
Dr.. Dafoe said the Quintuplets
were worth about $500, 900 and
added: "The only privacy they
will ever get will be what they
buy"
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-07
US. TAPS WIRES TO
TRAP H|LDERBRANDT.
Calls From Apartment Of Al.
legged Narcotic Law violator
ReIayed Down Town

st. Paul. Dec. 7.-lR-The trial OF
William Hildebrandt, continuing
Tuesday on charges Of contempt of
court for conspiracy to bribe fed
eral narcotics officer. revealed secret
wire tapping operations as govern
nlent instruments In investigating
what authorities called an interna-
tional drug ring operating through the
Twin Cities.
James ogan Of st. Paul, agent tor
the treasury department, told how
he tapped telephone wires in the
Minneapolis apartment of Hildebrandt
so conversation could be overheard
four miles through a loudspeaker in
tie narcotics bureau office down
town.
A stenographer jotted down short
hand notes when bell rang In the
office indicating the Hildebrandt
phone was about to be used.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-07
Daily Tribune Now
Goes to Far Persia

Thomas Barger, an employe of
the California Arabian Standard
OH Co., on Bahrein Island in the
Persian gulf. Tuesday became The
Tribune's most remote and most
expensive subscriber.
Every day news from his home
land will 60 to Barger, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. M. T. Barger Of Linton,
through the columns Of this news
paper.
Mailing instructions, printed on
each wrapper. will specify that 1t
go via the Bagdad- -Irak overland
route. but the probability is that
the newspapers will reach Bar
ger In punches a month after they
come off the presses here. They
don't have twice-a-day mail de-
hyeries in those regions.
The cost Of the subscription
was figured at 81 per month.
Included in this was the regular
subscription price. plus the extra
transportation charges as figured
by the post office department.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-07
10 PER CENT RISE
IN PRODUCTION IS
POSSIBLE WALLACE
Seeks Cooperation Of Farmers,
Workers, Businessmen in
Recovery Program


Washington, Dec. 7.-tR-Secretary
Wallace introduced into business dis
cussions Tuesday the prediction that
industrial production can be increased
"at least 40 per cent" within three
years II farmers workers, businessmen
and the government cooperate.
He proposed Monday night seven
common sense" ways Of restoring
trade:
Home construction, equitable tax
law revision, farm legislation that Is
fair to producers and consumers alike.
enactment Of a "well-drawn" wage
hour bill, maintenance of healthy"
securities market, continued govern
meut spending until private capital
takes up the slack, and continuance
Of reciprocal trade treaties.
Wallace also discussed the labor
situation, saying:
If farmers block the efforts Of labor
to maintain fair wages, they them
selves will be the losers when the
workers have less money to spend for
farm products.
IT workers carry on strikes against
fair prices for food, then they will
be the losers when farmers have less
money to spend for industrial pro-
ducts.
IT business is to strive above all to
pay smaller taxes and to keep wages
and farm prices down, then business
will lose the market for the things
1t has to sell.
Business must take the govern
ment's word that government wishes
j. we'll and business must assume
those responsibilities Of leadership
which business claims. Otherwise
government will be forced to step
into the breach"