The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 18, 1936, Page 9

‘Miniature porcelain wash-stands provide ideal facilities for the Quins’ eblutions, and here’s Emilie demonstrating what fun it all is. Drying her hands on her own’ towel. Emilie grins happily. Ah, this is going to be a BIG lettes! Here all the quins have gathered around Dr Dafoe to ask Santa for marly things times five. Anhette, center, has taken the pencil from Dr. Dafoe to write. From a good vantage point on Dr. Dafoe’s knee, Emilie looks on. At the left Cecile and Marie press in close for details. “At the extreme right Yvonne. stands ready to add her word, tod: J. Edgar. Hoover (in background facing camera), chief of the federal Zieeey tnvcatigation, wes oligntly affected by tear eae when he led hie agents in an early morning raid which resulted in the capture of Harry Sion st eocee ot the expture’proceded bye aminuts gun battle In own at scene eapture, a int qua le in which Brunette’s wife was wounded. (Associated Press Photo) FR DAY, DE cM BR 18, 1986 iay «Pictures But for milady, there’s much more to it than just a quick splash. The coiffure must be right, so Emilie takes a turn at her back hair. —|, In a 45-minute gun battle led by J. Edgar Hoover, chief ef the federal bureau of investigation, an upper west side New York apartment, H Brunette, 25-ye: id desperado, wanted for the kidnaping of a New Jersey state trooper and three Wisconsin bank robberies, was cap. tured and his wife wounded. Top, shows detectives searching the apart> ment while Mrs. Brunette (below), whose wounds were not serious, was carried from scene on a stretcher. (Associated Press Photos) Completing an eventful 28-day round trip cruise to the Buenos Aires conference, President Roosevelt (left) is shown in car at Charles te ing from the crulser indianapolis. Saluting the chief Capt. Henry K. Hewett of the Indianapolis. With the presi- rove through rain te railroad station were his daughter-in- its. James Roosevelt, Jr, and Mayor Maybank of Charleston. (Associated Press Photo) A All neat and clean! Now to hang up the comb! Emilie, like her Goodness, how snarly it gets! we, sisters, believes in “a place for everything, everything in its place.” But the comb will straighten it! . It’s plain to be seen what is causing the big smile on Annette’s face. She has consulted the cal- endar, and the big circle around the “25” shows that the quintuplets have just one more week to wait until Santa Claus starts making his rounds. Even now, he must be checking over his list of good little boys and girls, to make sure they all get presents. btained by jotographer who traveled almost 30 miles across the enow-covered Alps on ekie, Pesce Os wreck mips ale Torhasos plane which os a Leprtege in the cree Pledger J ance, a few days ago, killing six persons. The ruins iner are shown rand France, a few days age, illing ‘ornand peak. (Associated Prose Photo)