The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 13, 1937, Page 3

Finlen, Of the auto transportation di-) Two Girls Given First Verret said he was of the opinion| Progress Certificates Wal PER GENT OF [iz ata wa ome ce Porarily on one trip only as a FenBut I do not believe tat in, cass | Misses air Chee not ve such & new passenger car is used as |{i2n °Eodestor society of Bt Andrews & towing power, the legislature in-| presbyterian church here were the Ladd Pleads for Cleaner Cream | ‘ended that the identification plate/rirst “to be awarded certificates of in State in Announcing _| use to one car only,” Verret declared. | A ‘Armstrong, state superint | Additional Sports [ BETTER HUNTING I$ OUTLOOK IN NORTH S. to Build 40,000 New Homes As Starter for Ill- Housed Third’ 2 private owners on notes for $560,000,- 4 000 guaranteed by the Federal Hous- ing administration. Mortgages on 200,000 homes, ‘valued i E. Thirty States Already Equipped Sportsmen, States Share Cred- Pi to To Take Federal Hous- ercepten| Inspection Results senger car procures an identificati S it for Restoration of Game : Tees eg at ran, Plate and posts the necessary surety maine gis, awarded “the certificates ee Thirty-six cities already have pro}- bond to guarantee payment of the| or completing’ the required work tn by Conservation ects engineered by the Housing Divi-| A plea for greater cream improve- mile tax, such plate may be regarded leadership training ya Be % sion of the PWA. Of 51 fects, 27| ment was made Monday by Culver 8.|a3 ® permit to the hauler to use our | "© Courses Washington, Sept. 13—()—The By WILLIS THORTON .- are (alum 6l afta mh Ladd, state food commissioner and pared by the Presbyterian of biological survey bureau predicted! (NEA Service Staff Correspondent) : F yj —previously-vacant land, Nearly 6,000| Chemist, in announcing results of the attend one of the very small churches The coming year will see a ee 1987 inspection of cream sold for but- Se ee ee of the state. The class is instructed determined assault on the prob- : ; i . a by Mrs, Bybella Wright, lem of the “one-third” of our é With $134,000,000 allotted to it, the| | Inspection by With, the 1990 census, the forelen-| venus, the planet, can be seen ; pectors born population of the United States people” who are “ill-housed.” | Tegel “eisioeee neti totaled more than 14,000,000, clearly in the daylight, Passage of the Wagner- A ' : : housing facilities for 21,785 fam-| pleted last month. Steagall housing bill and the - j ee aint sight chien OLGAteoe aro Bankhead-Jones farm home 3 Atlantic City, Montgomery, Als., bill launches the government : Be edad a5 Ee) on its first long-term program Loans to « Million ‘examined, the highest 1934, be to help provide the million and ; 4 Early experiments by the @ub- municipal decline|® half new homes that the , sistence Homesteads Division of the United States needs to achieve a ary Uplieisern re ay disappearance of} ane standard of hous- : : settlement administration, have| demned recent PWA survey in- worked on 94 active projects in 36 ae : ) a ‘Thirty states ipped states. Of these, 29 providing homes | ##!4, for 1,316 families are completed, and 65 projects which will accommodate 8,000 more families are under con- struction. On April 15 there were 3,139 fami- lies occupying: various Resettlement 000000 ia loans ‘whieh tho. tederl joans e er e Washington alley dwellings, in the shad f the itol, offer them in the as the picture shows, aré already doomed, and many ‘ricallar ums 5 throughout the country will be rased under the government hous- ing program now getting under way. Under the Wagner-Steagall act,| The Wagner-Steagall act, hurriedly the federal government will lend 90|passed and somewhat mangled in per cent of the cost of housing proj-| conference, is still the most com- morte ects to communities which will put| prehensive effort yet made on public gaged . up the other 10 per gent The loans housing, an ae that 22 ony ares When a particularly smart-looking couple years ie me : oad siary os iMgitpcasvelogsc: im Rae oie peeroitie Pee people, involving catches your eye... in a restaurant, a club ‘clear away” rule may be ale The sovernmnt end Bot tend conneee ‘ by Exmest 3,| 72%, ear or on a country club veranda... money any ject—in ol y's ices ac tutta he a ao era nae | in eed tc ee jones act for fa unit #0 of hous-| te: . 7 with each $1,100000 tt lays out, the|ing officials, throws much. light on| of thoes che woot eat order. Time time you'll see community can build 272 units, figur-| What had already been accomplished ri ing in the interest-and operating ex-|more or less piecemeal before the penses. Cities of more than 500,000| Present program was undertaken. can spend up to $5,000 a family unit. In 36 Cities Already Provisions are made for federal sub-| Approximately 1,000,000 single sidy of projects which can not other- | houses and 270,000 two-family houses! private building wise bring rents down to rates which|and apartments have been modern- ordinary wage-earners can pay. ized through money borrowed by! be housed. i pebigt® : g i i z PEEL: E tee man at Marmarth; Oct. 28, Bowman ain wins 1 . at Hettinger; Nov. 5, Baker, Mont., ta weds petri al fe s: Bowman Week-End Sports || tt citi srinuteas = Elbert Root wins platform dive, Young Claims Curve Osaka, Japan — Touring United i And note the beer the waiter serves other Broke ‘In Reverse’ At A Glance Fe ole teens teen en smart-looking people...and you'll see, OO meet. again and again, riding cool and proudly sal old Cy cosine by on his (By the Associated Press) Ken Overiin in fourth to Sceray, on his tray, familiar brown bottles or cans of ea, ures, bail bur. pisy were, | BECANCIEINS oe CHR ere enna ee The Beer That Made Milwaukee Famous of a curve ball, but they were | Baron Gottfried von Cramm, 6-1, 7-9, wrong. 6-1, 8-6, 6-1, before 16,000 to win na- SS aIEOnen Dekion True (Oy) Young, for | Gia *e-y,betare 14000 to win =| Cardinals Open Year 22 years one of baseballs great- |chile, conguers Jadwigs Jearejow-| By Beating Packers est —_ pitchers, let out the “secret” | ska, Poland, 6-4, 6-2, in first all- In sddition to his blinding |downs Dr. Heinrich’ Kleinschroth,| season tip passed around by the Nac ‘Tandem’ Car Convoy Ro-| Nine Lettermen Back For Bowman Eleven Rain Puts Damper on Bowman, N. D, dept, 13—()—Nine foreign women’s final; Cedric Major| -Chicsgo, Sept. 13—(#)—That lettermen reported speed, the famous old-time hurl- /6-3, 6-2, in veterans cham tional Professional Football league Ugland when he his second ace had two curves, “and no- | final, “rallbirds”—watch the Card- ftball Tournament Subject to Two Taxes —— year as athletic director at Bowman| body knew about it.” ‘Toronto—Harry Cooper wins Can- Chicago, Sept. 13—(P—The Na-|high school. “Pve never told this before,” | sdian open with 28 for 72 holes; clos- tourna- said Cy, puffing at an old briar ing with 72-74 on stormy day. pipe and sprightly looking for his Columbus, Ohio—Columbus 70 years. 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