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Evening star., 1937-07-30
WAIT FOR
o401 18th ST. N W.

READY SEPTEMBER l.
INSPECT SUNDAY AFTERNOONS
4s5 INGRAHAM ST, NV RMS. KIT.
shower bath. gas cleo, phone: new equip
ment: EMPLOYED couple: eentiles: $40.
IS LONGFELLOW ST. NV ROOMS.
large kit. semibath. lights. gas. elec.
FriRidaire: garage: $40. j.
NEAR NAVY YARD-FRONT APT. 8
rooms, kitchen and priv. bath: back apt.
" rooms. kitchen and priv. bath: ami:
reasonable. 525 Sth ST Sc
4ao7 18th ST. NV LARGE ROOMS.
kitchen, dinette, fully equipped bath with
shower, newly decorated; adults: $50 month.
22O9 CLAIMING NE.-LIVING ROOM. .
$50.
4sl6 N H AVE-Sb2 so MO. INCL.
heat; 3 rms. kit. bath: newly pspered.
painted and decorated. Call FRANK S.
PHILLIPS. District 14l1.
l434 PARK RD. NV RMS, KIT.
bath, screened porch: S45. incl. heat, Eas.
eec.
1905 18th ST. NW.-ONE LARGE ROOM.
kitchen and large inclosed porch; priv;
heat incl; reasonable. Adams 1925.
4522 9TH ST. NW-FIVE ROOMS. GAS.
electricity and Frieidaire, oil heat: all
modern Improvements.
22s CEDAR ST. TAKOMA PARK, D. c.
. rms, kitchenette. priv. porch, SEMI
priv. bath heat, gas, elee. furn:: cool.
1907 BURKE ST. SE.-2 ROOMS, KITCH-
en- bath. in new home
S3s 5O-1321 KENYON ST N.w.-oNE
refrieerator redecorated. inviting; also one
room dressing alcoye bath $3.50
Evening star., 1937-07-30
AIR COOLED
e929 Connecticut Ave.
"AQ Address of Character

le 18th ST, NE. ACROSS FROM EAST
EACH rooms. kitehenette and bath; elec
ssgt5o sssstt la,ss North a!EF 4471 rooms; $3.50 and
ton free, in modern. quiet clean apt.
sSds 1n ,pppstste aasnT ND s ad az
Res mgr III 'ss ST. ne Vns AtlanSic s'' By
l4a4 CHAPLIN ST. NV. NEAR MERIDIAN
kitchen. tile bath with shower: elevator
incnerator., refriseration; $50 .5o-S6o so,
S456 goth st. NV The Roekledge, over
tive, rooms. kitchen. bath with shower:
refrlseration elevator lncinerator: delight
fully cool apt. 10 a desirable location: S65
Owned and Managed by
Mc1ntire Properties Inc. Adams 6150,
SSsns only for ,sS
sronnds so ABBY ADAf p'he MANN 1en5a
agent. METROPOLITAN 1901.
TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH;
trieityl ,Hdt f4 af41 H st st. NV NV A'el anu e'e'
1870 NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE.-TWO
2-room, kitchen and bath apts,; also one
l-room. kitchen and bath apt
NEW NEW dAF, APARTMENTS. VERY DESIRABLE;
builder T. NOLAN Lincoln 00s2.
2407 9TH ST. NV.
INSPECT 99su suNpAY haEf AFTER AFrERNooNs.
5106 9th ST, NW.-PRIvATE HOME
Frieidaire: private bath; convenient. 81
l143 18th ST, s:E.-2 OR 3 ROOMS.
Atlantic 1913 after 6 pm.
ALTON APARTMENT, 1445 PARK RID.
n.w,-3 rms. kitchen. foyer, dressing rm,.
bssh on s9utasTn Cross venta
Az HAMILTON ST. ADVERTISEMENT
trance: gas, light and heat included; con-
yenient transportation: S37 80.
BEAUTIFUL DUPLEX FLAT. $ ROOMS,
shep 4e7%aNW. % ss 1ssS Flower aSel, TAX 2R. Pa2R.
NEAR 18th AND COL. RID. Nw.-FoUR
large. attrac. rooms. kitchen. bath. Frigid-
alre. SOB. including gas Adams 1882. i
9 BED ROOMS. LIVING ROOM D1NETTE,
section: sos. incl, heat Col. O020.
3O25 18th ST. NV APT. 12-2 ROOMS.
kt;; kd. BATH aas. reasonable; nr. cars, bus.
5sll GA; AYE. N;W:MNEW: | ROOM,
roilaway bed. MCLAUGHLIN. Geo. 1906. so'
STUDIO APT IN STUDIO BLDG. OVER
looking park; 2 blocks to bus and car lines:
Sea room sTse Sns s.h large
lease. columbia 1862.
ATTRACTIVE APT. NEW HOME 3 RMS.
priv bath: gas. cleo. FriEidaire. heat incl:
reas. 1911 Staples st. ne,
1928 CLIFTON ST. NV RMS, BATH,
sleep. porch; south expos; all new dec;
el. box. new gas range; $3.50. North 475a
10 MINUTES FROM GOVT. BLDGS5
rooms and bath: S57 so: no children 514
gath st. south. Arlington, Va.
TAKOMA PARK AND 2 ROOMS
kitchen. closets. bath: modern. attractive
Phone Shepherd 1880.
55O9 9th ST NV. Goth AND KENNEDY
Corner apt. of 3 rooms. kitchen bath with
electric refrigeration on house current; all
outside rooms; rent, $50 month. See
resident manager or call EDW. l.. STRO-
HECKER. Met. 2713.
3 N ST. NV LIGHT RMS. LGE KIT.
bath: S35. Near Government Printing
and Post Onhces. Wisconsin 1923
315 KENNEDY ST. NV. APT. Ia RMS.
dinette kitchen, bath: excellent condition;
$50 month. Call Natl 2O3O.
: RMS. VERY MODERN: KIT. PRIV.
bath: entire Ind floor: c.h.v., Electrolux
refs.. 3 large closets: very reasonable:
adults. 1872 Bay st. Sc.
1888 NORTH CAPITOL ST ROOMS,
Eiteh.n. o2Yt bath: s3e month: adults only.
1922 AND 1880 2sth ST. sE.-3 ROOMS,
kitchen, dinette. bath large yard: very
lantio 0307.
Evening star., 1937-07-30
COUNTRY BOARD.

WARRENTON. Va, Liberty Hall Inn
Large lawn. beautiful shade trees, tennis
horseback riding: hsh altitude: good cook
ing: terms. S45 per month board and
room: 50 per day. week ends For reserva-
tons call Mrs. J. F. Edwards, Warren.on.
Va "5f
LARGE HOME ami: bathing. nshins;
good meals: children, S25 month: adults
$50 month: or weekly: near the famous
Hot Springs Va. Phone Atlantic O324-J
LARGE ROOM, @5 min. D. c.. near transp.;
fresh vegetables; ami; lovely lawn. Break
fast in bed Columbia $780,, i
ATTRACTIVE DOUBLE ROOM. bath. pri-
vate family: :}5 min. to D. c.: convenien mt
to bus: large yard; $50 a couple per month.
BrandyWlnP nS-F-l3
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
DEL1GHIrFULLY cool. EXPOS. 5
lsda Mlntwood pl NV. Col. $3.50.
pletely furn.: linens. silver, Prisidaire: day
week. month. National b426. ---.-
COMPLETELY FURNISHED. DELIGHT
adults: ,s110 Summer months. 1862 Mint
wood pl. NV. Columbia $50.
1920 TILDEN ST. TLPEN GARDENS
lease BED fooms banhs sun room ong
lily. room. dining room. kitchen; Knabe
piano. Emerson 1856. 3O'
INzER. 1916 18th ST. NV AND 2
tricity. refrigeration: S45 up.
1919 VERMONT AVE. DOWNTOWN-SE-
lect. large basement for 4: shower. c.h.w.:
meals opt, $3.50 each; others. Met. 72O4.
SENATOR'S S APARTMENT. FURNISHED,
Tor desirable tenant slas 5esnenf monhly s0%a on
berland. 3o8o New Hampshire M WI avenue Venue
northwest and ask to see Apartment 4o6.
NEAR PARK RD.. 1851 18th ST. NV
aire. Columbia 4731
SHOREHAM HOTEL-WILL SUBLET FOR
rooms: dinette. kitchen apt: Immediately 1eia
available: Adams o7oo, Apt. 606-E, or
K1TCHENETTE APT AVAILABLE: MOD
ernly eua equipped. childs Bldg" 1888 n; Y.
$50 wK.:. FRONT ROOMS; SECOND
door; continuous hot water, unlimited
phone; two adults. 1926 Otis pl. NV. 31'
1732 18th ST. NV rms, Kitchen,
bath. nicely furn.; in priv. home.
205 ST. N.E.-2nd FLOOR. LARGE
bed room, private bath, kitchen, Frigid-
aire: adults; $40 weekly.
1904 18th ST. MT. PLEASANT RMS,
dress. clo.. running water. semi-priv. bath,
cool, cross vent. non-housekeeping; S35
and kitchenette, gas, electricity and janitor
service: S25 and $40 mo. Apply Apt. &.
ATTRACTIVE BROOM APT, COMPLETE
~ furnished; Rentiles only. 1915 10th st.
NV
co,LUMRiA cf,L5 a;[sI ROAD % NV: la9l: APT 5o4E
beeatuT beiae1.Vf soea. rooms kl''hene''e' BATH
3506 18th ST. N.W.--LIVING ROOM WITH
fireplace. combination dining room and
kitchen dtsnn ~. bed room' BATH porch; cool:
ATTRAGT1yE At t,l 2 Rms, NICELY FgRN:.
rsas. s.-2616 univ. pl: NV. wise. 4o5i.
aIs. sr tSinsh.d MM aHE 1s sasS c95s1
kitchen with Frieidaire: SiI weekly. Apt. ..
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RD.-EXCELIENT
loca.; choice bachelor apt. nv-bed rm,
dress. rm.. bath. shower. $40. Adams 1882.
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RD.-EXCELLENT
loca; mr. PIX: modern l. 2 and cool. at
tractive outside rooms. hall. dressing rm..
dinette. kit. bath. shower; exposures:
reasonable; wkly. and mthly. Adams 33s2.
Il
1115 K ST. N.W.-ATTRACTIVE 2-ROOM
trent front apto gas electricity linens dishes
ONE ROOM, KITCHEN. FRIGIDAIRE AND
semi-private bath; $35. 1923 Orren st.
ne. 3Os
ONLY $3.50 WEEKLY-l LARGE ROOM,
kitchenette: etc. nicely furn., linens.
81
ATTRACTIVE. SUNNY BASEMENT APT.
private entrance: kitchen. shower oil heat,
c.h.w. 724 Taylor St. NV. Columbia 7I7O.
1446 N ST N.W.-2-ROOM. KITCHEN
ette and bath, clean and nicely furnished
apt: gas, cleo, constant hot water.
LARGE LIVING ROOM 2 EXPOSURES
porch, twin beds complete kitchen; beauti-
fully furnished. small exclusive apt. house.
Phone for appointment. Potomac 2s12.
> ROOMS. BATH. TRIoIDAME INST.
2oos. Io2l Illinois NV.
Evening star., 1937-07-30
ROOMS WANTED,

UNFURN1SHED ROOM wanted bv refined
responsible man; ] or :. unfurn rms abod =
LOT sell at times desired and storage. near
pain easy stairs or elevator good sur
IouhdinRS. near TRANSPORTATION STATE
definite location and low price. Box 4O3-J,
Evening star., 1937-07-30
BOATS.

.5x5 WHITE CEDAR HULL with cabin:
recond Ford motor. fully equipped. cheap
Atlantic "9S0. 1l6l Abbey pl ne.
DISTRESS SALE, owner needs hospital;
S-ton cabin boat. not beautiful but spa
cious and cheap: Is windows in cabin l
gallon per hour, 81 900 spent this year;
S415: also new utility 1"-footer for motor,
sail Of oars $50. Decatur 4,93.
OUTBOARD MOTORS wanted REGARDLESS
of size or condition; cash paid for same.
1910 E st. Sc. Lincoln :521a.
SACRIFICE: lift all-mahogany outboard
runabout: seats +: 40-mle speed Call
North 9"35.
Evening star., 1937-07-30
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

2 UNF. RMS. WITH BOARD. about Sept
10, Tor mother and daughter in priv fam
NV. pref; refs. exch. Address Box 4O1-J
Star once Il
WANIED-Roon and board for middle.
aged woman in quiet family in nearby Vir.
ginia. jackson ol44-J
Evening star., 1937-07-30

1851 Fairmont n.w.-A few choice apts
and rms. with bath: gas. elec. refg. free
Rates by month week day
Evening star., 1937-07-30
1401 18th ST. NV.

Airy, outside rooms. modern furnishings
some showers and running water: switch.
board service: selective menus: large lawn
parking
Evening star., 1937-07-30
MERRILL MANSIONS

! and room apts.. furnished maids
linens, elec. Summer rates. Resident man
aRer.
Evening star., 1937-07-30

GORDON HOTEL. 916 18th st.-Comfcft-
S15 week; with running water, S1l and
Sl2 per week Also single rooms. 81 per
week up; 24-hour elevator and SWITCH
board service.
Evening star., 1937-07-30

4O9l MARLBORO PL NV BET Bird AND
4th sts,. Shepherd and Taylor SITS . or 4
room aparts. nicely furnished. gas, lights:
Evening star., 1937-07-30
ROOMS FURNISHED.

f624 GARFIELD sT.-Employed woman
single #. rm. ref home; free phone;
THE VIVIAN. 1928 G ST. nw.-Just
opened; 100 large, airy. ideal guest rooms
near shower baths: plenty hot water. Choice
OF all new. modern or maple furniture. with
double or twin beds. inner -coil-spring mat
tresses, Venetian blinds; double rooms. 50.
SO. S11 weekly.
Evening star., 1937-07-30

4-ROOM APT. PRIV. BATH. FRIGIDAIPE.
large closets. bright. large rooms: near
Transportation. S45. 603 1th 81, ne.
S2I .5o--l ROOM KITCHEN. PRIVATE
bath. End floor, downtown. SIS Eye ST..
NV.
:54l2 OTIS ST. NE, APT. LARGE LIV-
ing room, = bed rooms, kitchen and bath.
$50
Evening star., 1937-07-30

1e 18th ST. NE. ACROSS FROM EAST
ern High School, corner apts. for rent
each rooms kitchenette and bath; elec;
refg; large. airy rooms; S41.50 and
S4950. North 74T1.
Evening star., 1937-07-30

1920 r ST. NE.-Large room front ex-
posure. twin beds next to bath with shower
automatic hot water other roomers;
two girls or couple; S4 90 week; phone
Atlantic 3I41, 30s
Evening star., 1937-07-30

c13s CALIFORNIA ST. NV. Apt. 2O1-
Beautifully furnished. large single or
double room; unlimited phone: sou. exp.
11O3 18th ST. NW.-Large Ink. room
with running water; twin beds, near bath.
Sc so weekly.
Evening star., 1937-07-30

. ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH: S4a.5o.
Rms, KITCHEN, B.. SHOWER: S64 90.
Gas, electricity. refrigeration free:
nicely furnished; modern building: con-
Venlent to stores and theaterS; bus and
street car at corner. Resident MANAGER
Evening star., 1937-07-30

p.rro ..o: n Si. W
D1NiNf D1NinNuES pomn 90 70 ST. S63 MONTE MONTH, COOL
TELEPHONES IN ALL ROOMS. SHOWERS,
FANS: 1NNER-SPRING MATTRESSES I'M.
Macy! AIELY CLEAN, COUNTRY CLUB
ROOMS HA-'O NV SoA'h1
Evening star., 1937-07-30

1900 MASS. AVE NW.-Large comfort
able, corner double room, attractively furn.,
near bath: maid service; very reasonable.
1916 RHODE ISLAND AVE. .W.-Beauti-
fully furnished double room, twin beds and
LARGE electric fan
Evening star., 1937-04-24

Across.
I. At the summit.
S. Remotest likelihood.
10. Small pockets.
IA. Conduit
Is. Reception.
lS. Malefcent.
II. Free from acidity.
10. Plexiform nerve arrangement.
20. Bone scraper.
n. Shaven.
70. Somewhat.
~. Part Of shoe.
IS. Mine drifts
%. Italian river.
%. Animal.
80. Scuf1e.
80. Over again.
36. Article
81. Sword belt.
80. Translation.
~. Greek letter.
43. Siphon.
Is. Small heaters.
IS. Loxodromic curve.
20. Each.
so. Bird Of prey.
81. Cows.
"a. Simulate
IS. Discipline.
81. Oxide Of thulium.
81. Naves.
q. Cannons fired from camels' backs,
81. Side glance.
66. Second time.
o6. Masculine name.
81. Useless plant.
os. Parsonage.
80. Underanged.
Evening star., 1937-04-24

Down.
l. The summit.
2. Antimacassar.
3. Musical work
T. Shield-shaped.
S. Renown.
8. Pronoun.
7. Enthusiastic demonstration.
8. Counter -irritant.
9. Years of youth.
10. Stick used for punishment.
II. Surfeiting.
II, Mouthful.
13. Vehicle.
10. Perfume burner.
%. Weep convulsively.
rs. Fossil resin.
26. Demise.
a. Blameworthy.
%. Tropical nsh.
80. Shallow.
81. Rigid.
"a. Equal.
35. Editorial I.
38. Pronoun.
40. Reflect sound again.
Al. Natural heights.
A.. Infielder.
~. Brought together.
48. Except.
50. Turkish soldier.
SO. Hemlock family.
81. Answer for.
SIS. Type of dog.
Sc. Prodigious.
So. The moon.
80. Sacred flguret var.
so. African fox.
SO. Twice.
Evening star., 1937-04-24
Shorter Menus Wanted,

BERLIN R.-The government is
trying to get restaurant keepers to
make their menus four times shorter
than they now are. 1t is part Of the
drive to conserve food.
The restaurants for years have
taken much pride in the length of
their menu cards, Offering 100 or more
different dishes. Giving customers
only Is dishes from which to choose
will reduce food waste. the govern
ment believes.
Evening star., 1937-04-24
Twizzler Answer,

Fussbudget was Mcky Martins
divorced wife and the little boy was
their son.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-28
BISMARCK BOY TO
live ABOARD ship
DURING CJAb|BORED
Judson voak, Sea Scout, to Be
Chartered on Vessel Anchor
ed in Potomac River @

Eagle Scout Judson Voak. II. Bis
marck, may be one Of very few North
Dakota Sea Scouts who will attend
the national jamboree In Washing
ton, D. c., but he doesn't intend to
allow that fact to make his trip any
less enjoyable.
In fact, he thinks his Sea Scout
standing will make 1t all the more
fun for him, since he looks forward
most to living on ships anchored on
the Potomac river In Warrington, on
which Sea Scouts will be quartered
during his stay there. Judson moved
here with his parents about two
weeks ago from Oakes. He Is mem
Der Of the Sea Scout ship at Wahpe-
ton.
Lawrence Hunstad, l6-year-old Un-
derwood Life Scout. financed his trip
to the jamboree himself, he says, by
doing footwork' in q barber shop
and helping the janitor In . doctors
Office. He has been Scout for four
years and has looked forward to at
tending the jamboree since 1t was
first planned two years ago. His par
ents are Mr.. and Mrs. John Hunstad
Of Underwood.
Clarence Maier, New Salem Eagle
Scout, thinks that the jamboree trip
will just about climax five years Of
Scouting. He looks forward simply
to visiting the national capital city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mailer, farm
g. 4. n
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-28
YOUNG ROOSEVELT
AND HIS FIAM,EE
AVOIDING CURIOUS
Ethel du Pont Keeps Secret
Wedding Gift Of Groom and
Finsry She Will Wear

wilmington, Del. June 2s.-(R-
For the last few days before their
wedding Franklin Roosevelt, Jr., and
Ethel du Pont have turned into 4
pair Of blithe phantoms in whom
everyone here Is interested but whom
few have seen.
They slip quietly IN and out OF
Owls Nest, the brides home. to Du
Pont. family parties In their honor.
They slip away from the house for
drives through the Delaware hills in
young Roosevelt's roadster. But no
one. sees them.
They carefully avoid the public
places.
They have already exchanged their
wedding gifts to each other, but they
admit only, I'VE gave each other jew
elry. Maybe well announce later
what 1t is."
That's part Of Miss Ethel's desire
to observe the old tradition that .
bride and her bridal finery should be
secret until she comes down the
church aisle to be married.
Her gown has been designed by a
New Yorker, but his name and the
style Of the gown Is still the secret
she wished It to be.
On Sunday the young couple avoid
ed church, but sometime between now
and sunset Wednesday they will have
q short pre-ceremony talk with the
Rev. Frederick Ashton, the du Pont
pastor.
The biggest secret Of all. Of course,
Is the bridal pairs destination on
their honeymoon.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-28

How real gardener hates to de-
stroy = plant! So, to us an old and
homely expression, it's like "pull-
ing teeth" to thin out your vege-
tables and flowers-but most neces-
sary, ! assure you. Your children
require room to grow-they resent
undue restriction; and just as surely,
by weakened growth, do your plants
resent being crowded. Will lettuce
form heads II you don't thin out the
seedlings? Will you have radishes
that have enjoyed that rapid un-
hampered growth which results in
crisp tender sweet crunchiness il
you don't give them plenty Of room
to develop and grow quickly? And
so on through the list.
And ditto for your flowers. I am
speaking now Of ANNALS, both
those which require transplanting
and those. which must be thinned
in the original planting site.
Crowded plants, with no room for
either roots or top to develop, with
. limited feeding area for each
plant, result in spindly, leggy plants
that bloom late, and have very few
and small flowers-if any.
Your plants must have an ade-
quate supply Of food, too, if they
are to make satisfactory growth.
Now is the time to give another
feeding Of = complete balanced plant
food to your vegetable and flower
garden.
The plants which are removed in
the thinning process can be trans
planted to another section Of the
garden if there is space available.
II you plan to do this, be careful in
taking the plants out Of the ground
80 that you do not break off many
Of the hair roots. The best way is to
dig them out with small trowel.
Thoroughly prepare the soil in
which you are going to transplant
the extra plants. Incorporate sup
ply of complete plant food in the
top few inches of soil. This will give
the plants the added nourishment
they need to help them make up the
time they will lose as the result of
transplanting.
Be sure to shade the transplanted
plants from the very hot sun of the
afternoons until they are thoroughly
established in their new home.
Boards propped on inverted flower
pots afford . simple way Of provid-
ing the necessary shade. 1mmedi-
ately after transplanting, water the
plants thoroughly and continue to
water frequently, at least until you
are sure that the roots have taken
hold,
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-28
FIND DISCREPANCY
IN MANS STORY HE
ATTACKED WOMAN
coopsrstown Had Willis In jail
Date he Said He Assault.
cd Minnesota Girl

Cooperstown, N. D., June 2s.-R-
Lawson Willis, self-confeesed murder
er Of Laura Kruse In Ninneapolia
last March. could not have attacked
. Holdingford, Minn., girl, june )
because he was . prisoner In the
Griggs county Jail here on that date,
o. ]. Thompson, 0Tiggs county states
attorney, said Monday. -
The Holdingford girl, lS-year-oad
Catherine Stewart, positively idenu.
fled Willis as her attacker when she
confronted him in the Clay county
jail In Moorhead, June ~.
wallis was arrested In Hannaford,
0riggs county, June 2. He was held
for investigation in the Cooperstown
jail until June Z, when he WAS re-
leased. Later that same day he was
arrested In Finley, 10 miles distant,
BY Steele County Sheriff Albert
Sparrow for molesting three women,
Sparrow Jailed him until the 24th
when Willis was taken to Moorhead,
delivered there to Sterns county,
Minn., authorities.
while In the jail here" Thompson
continued, I'VE took fingerprints Of
Willis and sent them to the depart.
ment Of justice for his record.
THE record revealed . long seriea
Of arrests throughout the country, the
cause always the same -molestine
women"
willis, demented. admitted the 1T
tack and murder Of Miss Kruse In
March at Minneapolis to Sheriff Art
McIntee Of st. Cloud. There were
many discrepancies In his story.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-28
Claim Sextuplets
Alive in France

America can rave about the
Dionne quintuplets. but they are
nothing to brag about, according
to an article In Q 9wedish maga-
zine, received by Mrs. John Olson.
4l3 Avenue B.
A recent issue Of the magazine,
printed In Stockholm, contains an
illustrated article telling about
six boys, oil born ct the same
time to . couple In France. The
children were said to be . year
old and all thriving.
The blessed event" In multiple
was said to have occurred at Tri-
boure, . village In the French
Pyrennees without telephone or
telegraph, and both the parents
and the neighbors were said to
have. been too busy to make much
fuss about 1t.
The story Is amusing In itself
and It also gives an insight into
the matter-of-fact attitude to-
ward the miracle Of birth which
Il prevalent In some parts Of tho
old world.
Az the magazine tells 1t, the
father, . customs. official, went
blithely off to work after one
child had been born. When he
got home for lunch three new
horf, hahieS Law in the bed. When
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-28
1000 Ahepa Members
Are Meeting in Fargo

Fargo, N. D., June 2e.-(R-About
1000 members Of the Order Of Ahepa,
its auxiliary. Daughters Of Penelope,
and junior order, Sons Of Pericles.
Monday opened business sessions Of
the sixth annual convention Of dis
trict II, which includes North and
South Dakota, Minnesota and Iowa.
The majority Of delegations arrived
in Fargo Sunday, the day being spent
in registration, sightseeing and gem
eral get-togethers.
Monday morning Greek orthodox
church services opened the program,
which includes business meetings and
q parade.
Addresses by James Michlopoulos Of
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-28

This little Enslish-style dwelling
has been designed particularly for
those whose requirements and In
comes are modest but who appreci-
ate the value Of good design and
practical conveniences.
This kind Of . small home Is prov
ing so popular throughout the United
States. Now that the new long time
financing program, developed by the
Federal Housing administration, Is
under way, home lovers can take ad-
vantage Of It's provisions through
local finance institutions. In plan
ming the small home which d to be
approved by T. II. A. certain mimi
mum standards Of light, air, santa
tion and privacy must be met. A
20 per cent down payment Is required
and the premiums may be carried in
monthly payments which include
principal, interest, insurance and
taxes.
The small home design illustrated
above Is = model Of compactness.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-28
\. D. CIVILIAN RIFLE
team Is SELECTED
Bismarck Marksman Is High;
Father Kaufman Of iceland
10 Team Captain

/; Selection Of the North Dakota civil
ian rifle team to represent this state
in the national matches at Camp
Perry, Ohio. next Aug. 81 to Sept. II
was completed In competitive firing
at Fort Lincoln Sunday.
The No. man on the team will
be Charles H. Groves Of Bismarck
who scored 237 out Of possible $50
for high mark In the shooting.
Rev. Leo Kaufman Of Iceland will
be team captain and M. 8. Ingman.
who placed 18th In the firing, ten
tatively was named coach. There
were ~ competitors.
Besides Graves, team members and
their scores are John Aitkn, Overly,
ass; Vernon I. Thommedora, 233: E.
G. thinner, Bottineau, $50; Ted H.
swadberg, jamestown. $50; Ole J.
Hanson, Bottineau, 227: Howard Park
inson, Willow City, 226: George Lar
son, Bismarck, 226: o. T. Wolhowe,
Verendrye, 225; Fred Josuck, Belfield,
224.
Walter WEBSTER and M. Jones, both
of Fargo, tied ct 223 aud will be team
alternates.