The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 1, 1937, Page 7

| Clean Little THE BISMARCK ‘TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1987 LOW-PRICED HOMES GET ATTENTION OF | NATION'S BUILDERS Government Finds Small Houses Offer Greatest Opportun- ity for Expansion Washington, D. C.— In view of ministration, during the year 1936, ticularly in smaller cities and ya gael to sell 4t from $2,500 to He iu la ll 8 le Hy seat undertook special studies of the plan-| pipes. ning and comstruction of such houses. | error by. proper framing for the pipes, A booklet on planning of small houses | and this extra support should be pro- was prepared, embodying the results| vided. to avoid settlement of these studies, and has been widely| the tile, between. the tile and the circulated, built-in-tub, and on the ceiling below. Demonstration houses making use Renee ee Duly ate Plans have been] Assert Basement Is rece! ration fren tule a | No Longer Necessary lic. Further opportunity has been! taken through meetings of . local groups of oo eae builders to im-/ ago. press them vast magnitude; largely elimina’ reasons Of the market for low-priced Rowes ity a rere consicared, ocean and the opportunities which awaiti The ptility room containing the heat- their success in lucing them. ing unit, end usually the laundry, of Tt 1s significant that builders whose |the modern home saves many steps names have been associated in the |for the housewife. It is more readily Past with the building of large struc- |kept clean than the basement. A basement was considered an es- Why: not replace Sus drab, worn and colorless awnings with bright, new and modern protections from the sun that will put a dash of extra interest to your house. Our experts put them up after taking accurate measurements and it is all done very speedily and with professional care. - New designs . . . new patterns . . . new and easier metho of raising and lowering. We will gladly submit estimates. WEBB BROS. Telephone 50 (lean UP PAINTS? Look at the picture to the left. In most homes the attic looks like this one—just waste space. NOW EXAMINE THE PICTURE TO THE RIGHT. It is the same attic space, exactly, yet fashioned into a charming extra room . . . an ideal room for the chil- dren, or a sports room for the entire family. WE CAN DO THE SAME IN YOUR HOME AT REASONABLE COST! We can remodel your attic and dress it up with knotty pine, mahogany, burnt fir or ws paneling. We also can improve the remainder of your house with builtin features, such as telephone nooks, kitchen cabinets, dinettes, clothes chutes, etc. We do all our own mill work. YOUR CLEAN-UP and FIX-UP work will not be complete if your screens are not in good condition. We can repair your old screens or install new aluminum wire screens, Ask us for estimates. Aune Glass & Carpenter Shop -R. G, Aune, Prop. - Bismarck; N. Dak. Phone 205 614 Bdwy. FIRE PREVENTION the Potential Fire Traps A Join the Campaign -- eaning and Lattin trey Save ee for sib Protection High in the air above Old Bailey, which houses London’s noted central criminal court, these two men should feel fairly safe, for they are literally in the arms of “Justice.” In preparation for the coronas tion of King George VI, officials sent the men aloft to regild the statue. Making sure of his position, the man at left has a firm hold on the sword, while the man at right keeps his balance by standing: |DEATHS FROM ‘TB’ DECLINE IN STATE). xe Total of News Cases c News Cases of Dread Lung Disease 10 per cent Below 1935 Total Death frém tuberculosis in North Dakota decreased steadily during the Past 10 years with totel new cases sbout 50 per cent below 1935, Dr. Maysil Williams, state health official, declared Saturday. She attributed the drop in tuber- culosis deaths and new cases to early in one of the scales of “Justice.” ‘Little NRA’ for Auto Dealers Is s Is Approved Lincoln, Ne ay May 1—(P)—A_ bill some senators a “little NRA” RAY tor’ automobile dealers passed thes Nebraska unicameral legislature Priday. It requires dealers and sales- men to obtain state licenses and au- thorizes cancellation of Moenses of dealers who “wilfully and habitually” make «excessive trade-in allowances on used motor vehicles for the pur- pose of competition.” School Playmakers Design Own Scenery)" Scenery for the fort! Bis- marck high school Junior Playmaker it | public presentation of three one-act 46.54 per 100,000 persons in the state, while 1935 tuberculosis deaths totaled 169 or 24.23 per cent, reports showed. Health officers estimated 180 cases annually compared with nearly twice that number 10 years ago. A decrease in 1936 figures was also expected when total reports are tabulated, The Polytechnic Society of Frank- furt, Germany, offers a prize of ap- proximately $2,000 for the first plane that will make a flight of 1,500 feet Propelled by only the pilot's strength. A Modern Necessity i Holt i Plays on Tuesday, May 4, will be de- signed and constructed by of the organization, assisted by stu-| dents in the manual training and art. departments. Lydia Langer, a member of the high school art class, has one set and the Misses Ruth Rudser and Louise Johnson, art teacher and Playmaker director, respectively, have designed another set. James Spohn ig superivsing the painting of the sets, which have been made by boys in the manual training shop under the direction of Roy H. Neff, instruc- tor. Mary Louise Finney is student chairman of costuming, which is su-) ten! pervised by Miss Leal Edmunds. Rufus Lumry has charge of the lighting ef- feeds Constance Cole is chairman of the property committee and Sidney Bloven is handling the publicity. ‘The three plays, which include a POTENTIAL CREDIT OF NATION CLIPPED $750,000,000 ‘Frozen’ by Or- der Increasing Reserves in Bank Deposits Washington, May 1.—(7)-—A federal | reserve board order wiped out $4,500,- | 000,000 of bank credit Sat- urday to prevent a possibly harmful inflation. By artificially raising board held, such & credit spree might lay the foundation for @ crash. The order, issued in February, re- quired # 33% per cent increase in de- posit reserve requirements, Half the increase went into effect Mar. 1, and the remainder was effective Saturday. ‘The Mar. 1 increase locked up about ‘$800,000,000 of idle bank peceen $1,640,000,000 of excess re- Oredit authorities estimate that each $1 of excess reserves will sfip- port about $6 in credit. The require- ment increase Saturday, therefore, clipped off about $4,500,000,000 of po- tial credit. % Grievance Committee prices, the |.| PRESIDENT SAILING Expected to Sign Neutrality Bill Off Texas Coast Some- time Saturday New Orleans, May 1.—(®)—With plenty of bait and an old spotted fish- ing outfit awaiting him on nthe U. 8.8. the destroyer Moffett early Saturday. Members of his White House office ataff were en route to Galveston, Tex., from New Orleans to set up head- quarters in the Galvez hotel after of the measure, which gives him dis- ondoaary. ‘authority to restrict trade nations, was expected Tetoce nightfall, Richmond Appointed Shoe Retailer Chief L. H. Richmond, Bismarck, has been appointed state chairman, and John Mushik as city chairman for —— Attractive Signs Attract Extra Trade shabbyf Are to atylet ultra-modern align service. We will gladly for your approval. BART SIGN SERVICE Is Named by Alliance Five men were named to a griev- fantasy, a comedy, and a satire, are 5 The Gross itch Heart,” “The Pst anes at a meeting in labor hall Fri- Dress Suit,” and Gate.” “The Glittering day night, Jack Sutton, secretary, announces. Committee members are ‘The general public is invited to at-| Sutton, August Nelson, very Wal- tend this entertainment. The pro-|jace, ceeds will be used toward paying for William Pulansky dar. "Tho cotnenitaee “Will servo, the cycloramic curtain recently pur-/| Sutton said, as co-ordinators between chased for the high school auditorium where the plays will be given . desiring relief and the county fare office. ILENTIT “PRE-FIT” Frame — Window SCREEN & DOOR SASH Central Lumber Co. APO BARRE AS, 114 Sixth Phone 568 1& CaM UP PAINTLED Mandan for a nationwide organiza- tion movement of shoe retailers, The trade association ment is being sponsored by the Na- DOWN GULF const ===" tion move- ties and towns throughout United States during the April 26-May 1, When heard in the dead of night, it is a frightful word, No person is safe from it... no building immune. YOU CAN NEVER TELL. When property is fully an effort to organize iocal councils of shoe retailers in more than 400 ci- week of protected by modern forms of insurance —. which in- clude, not alone fire, but losses from smoke and water, etc., there need be no sense of loss . .. no apprehension. IS YOUR PROPERTY FULLY COVERED? How about your household goods? It costs very, very little to ‘play safe.” May we talk it over with you MURPHY “The Man Who Knows Insurance” Bismarck 218 Broadway Phone 577 nd ean Palntic your: EVES Poor lighting In the average home means that some members of the famlly mus? tead of work under the handicap of dim uncertain light. Ultimately this may cause eye strain, or impale vision, YOUR EYES DESERVE THE SEST—ADD MORE OUTLETS—MORE LAMPS— MORE LIGHT ‘Another thing . . . if your walls are dark and dingy, you are handicapping the lights at the expense of your eyes, for It Iso scientific fact that dark walle “eat up light"—has very little reflection value, Redecorate them In light shades and tinh—GET THE MAXIMUM RESULTS FROM YOUR LIGHTS—FOR THE BENEFIT OF YOUR EYES! North Dakota Power & Light Company | Telephone 222 Clean Up — Paint Up Fix Up oe Light Up Jy @ Before you decorate this year, find out about Luminall paint. Its beauty when applied to walls and ceilings is an out- right revelation. The soft, subtle, aades will delight you and make your home en- chanting. And when neces- sary, it cleans beautifully. Luminall Paint Made Differently Luminall differs in composition Stach ‘ao ssisd dressing’ and sce as salsd cream differ from each Meare etree, Feria instance: Luminsll is odorless. Luminall will’ not yellow with age. One coat of this paint Hae sbeclutaly cover. It dries in minutes. For Sy head you use only water. Save Money MARTHA, YOUR HOUSE LOOKS wm SIMPLY MARVELOUS. IS IT THAT NEW: LUMINALL PAINT; “YES, IT 1S. AND THAT PAINT 1S WONDERFUL IN MANY MORE WAYS THAN FOR ITS Where to Use Luminall @ Luminall is easily fenoothlysiom he ‘bru » Plain or pera in and see ee peautiiel color ts obtained wi Bismarck Paint & Glass Co. w1—tth PHONE - 399