The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 12, 1929, Page 10

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 1929 By RODNEY DUTCHER (NEA Service W ) ary material and get away v At any rate, the: have been ex! within the last yea not only to keep f tuch printed matter ably affect the mor: but also that which might put political th ideas into our heads. In the latter type of censorship, the postoffice department is a large edge on its vival postal laws, with a little of the imagination, « from the mails book: envelopes which are r ly bar from the count ter which customs official sors and severa cently Bronson ( ico, have protested a tension of the customs cen: powers, but the customs hors wharves will doubtless ask how one expects them to tie the + censorship score while working such terrific handicaps. Nevertheless, mary herewith will show t toms service has heen ho! end and that these two arm: ernment between them broken all pre ning books and v mails and from the The postoffice. elared unmailable 5 the Mooney-Billing: envelopes said such rible indictment,” “ju style,” “the horror of ale mment” and “Tom Mooney , our gates meup.”” Almost simultaneously custom collectors began to seize incoming copies of “Uncle Sham, India purporting to expo: corruption in America. 1 allow it to b callea | library of cor TRIBUNE’S PAGE OF COMIC STRIPS AND FEATURES BUY ANYTHING FROM ANY BODY DOOR= ; CAN YELL A v THAT COMES To THE BACK DOOR PASEN AIG Away=) | HE PooREST Wow BO You ALWAYS LOOKING FOR JUDGE OF HUMAN BARGAINS FROM A~ THEY DON'T FOOL ME NATURE | ioe it “obscene.” Efforts were made to explain to the customs service that e'even vilification of American life | i titute “obscenity.” ‘The | ‘as finally perceived and the | yk comes in. ¢ last. major exploit of the post- © . Horace J. Donnelly, | ‘of Mrs. Mary Ware | York for mailing her | amended sex hygiene . One of Mr. Donnelly’s as- riting to Mrs. Dennett When she was kind sly she was pinched by e inspectors. Donnelly Well of Loneliness” nd there is still for it at every the country. nerican Mercury from se it contained the a Copies of the promptly advanced to a From time to time he son some college funny mag- ng a naughty picture, an insatiable news JUAT GIRUS LINED UP HERE ALL LER LiFE@ MERE ISAT ANYTHING SKE CANT DO To PERFECTION: INSTEAD OF You FEELIN’ HURT BECAUSE Sne DoES Those TAINGS BETTER You YOO SWOULD GINE HER CREDIT=ITS SELFISH To AcT n Italian newspaper in TJAGALONG TOLD ME How olsen ead NEDA PERFORMED FOR You aviation conference in Washing- \WITH THE ROPE AND fon. The postoffice department. UoRSE BACK RIDING: SAID . banned it. 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