The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 26, 1931, Page 8

pares on THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 193t fred Barrington, opportunity room; Expect Enrollment and Katherine Bracher, kindergarten. To Exceed Number | Supervision Li |_H. ©. Saxvik, superintendent; isted Last Yearjzstier ‘eichmann, school nurse; (Continued from page one? } Ruby I. Wilmot, music supervision in derson, Latin; Pearl Bryant, English | grades; Marlys Lahr and Mrs. J. O, and Dramatics; Blanche Gostonguay,| Thoreson, secretaries to the superin- French; Juanita Edick, <ommercial; tendent; and Gwendolyn Jensen, sec- George L. Hays, American Problems! retary to the high school principal. and assistant coach; Mildred I. Hoff,| | Members of the faculty at St. English; + Mildred L. Fried, physical | Mary's school will be: education: Mildred E. Huff, geomet Grades Wlizabeth Jones, American Proble Sister Venantia and Sister Mary Clarian Larson, music; Irene Lam--| Gertrude, first; Sister Carolita and bertus, Algebra; R. D. McLeod, ath-| Sister Joseph Marie, second; Sister eltic director; Margery Morris, do- | Henry Ann, third; Sister Ada Marie mestic science; Rita Murphy, English! and Sister Phileta, fourth; Sister Lu- I; Roy Neff, manual training; Mell|cille and Sister Annice. fifth; Sister Pollard, history; Myrtle E. Sandie,|Bozena, sixth; Sister Norma, seventh; Latin; George Schaumberg, physical | Sister Alma, eighth; and Sister Clem- education and bookkeeping; Marie ent and Sister Audre, music. Turner, English; Arnold C. Van Wyk,| High School Hl chemistry; and R. L. Wells, history.| Very Rev. J. AH. Slag, languages; Will Junior High School Sister Andriette, English; Sister Nor- C. W. Leifur, principal; Nora Mc- ine, science; Sister Alicene, history; Gettigan, first grade; Esther Maxwell, Sister Macrinal, mathematics; Sister | rccond; Judith Rue, third; Gertrude, Theodosi vocational courses; andj Evarts, history and civics; E. Haldi,’ Sister Corda, commercial courses. geography; Edward Heer, arithmetic;| Very Rev. J. A. H. Slag is super- Adeline Ness, literature; Mabel Olson, intendent. of the school and Sister history; Charlotte Schmidt, grammar; | Magdalen is principal. and Themar Simle, arithmetic and «| grammar. ae ci sin of. Wiiszn_ Moore || Call Locksmith to |! Ella 0. Casselman, principal and ’ ! fourth grade; Lavina Register, tirst|| Open M’Lean Vault | grade; Elizabeth Best, second; Gladys #—— et i Kiesel, third; Isabel Campbell, fourth; | Anne Rodewald, fifth; Edna Jones,| fifth and sixth; Jennie Gilliland,! sixth; and Helen Ricketts, sixth. | Richholt | Agnes Boyle, principal and sixth! grade; Agnes Witzleben, first; Bessie ‘Wilson, first; Marguerite Lyness, sec- ond; Eloise McKee, third; Ruth Row-! Jey, fourth; Ovidia Seter, fifth; Leona| Mushinski, opportunity room; and) Mary Ryburn, kindergarten. | Wachter Washburn, N. D., Aug. 26.—It took a locksmith to open the vault in the office of the McLean county register of deeds here Monday. R. R. Robinson, register of deeds, was unable to open the vault at 7 a. m. and he called a locksmith from Bismarck. The smith found the aged lock badly worn and took it to the Capital City for repairs. Jeannette Myhre, principal and fourth and fifth grades; Lucile M. Malmquist, first; Clara S. Trom, sec- ond and third; Josie A. Grinde, fifth and sixth; and Helen Munig, third. Roosevelt Grace Hand, principal; Violet | Fetcher, first; Beulah Shurr, second; Mathilda Welo, second; Maude | Schroeder, third; Esther Gerrard, | fifth; Irene Ramsland, sixth; Winni- Stickler Solution | China’: Flood Area Associated Pr Where thousands were pt to death and more than 30,000,000 peo- ple made homeless by floods in cen- tral China. Detailed map of stricken | area Is above and below general | location of flord zone. DEATH RIDES IN GANG TAXI a Re Associated Press Photo je results of a recent police order to “shoot to kill” — men and two policemen were shot dead and 10 bystande: Semaine @ holdup and sensational chase through five miles of New York's up- town residential streets. This picture shows bandits’ taxi riddied with bullets after the three fugitives, who had participated in a $4,000 pay- roll holdup, had been brought to bay. ” | SIDEGLANCES - - - By George Clark | Si aca | THE.GUMPS—NO FOOL LIKE AN OLD FOOL CONTINUED =] WELL - ANBY - DIDN'T | TELL You? SNE'S TIRED OF THIS YOUNG UPSTART ALREADY+ VT TOLD You SHEL Come BACK- DIDN'T I ? YM NO FOOL - ; ‘NMA TR WUST AS | SAIDS i i 1 KNEW BNE DIDN' HH FOR TOM CARR - SHE'S BEEN | GOING WITH HIM ALL THIS TIME TO MAKE ME JEALOUS — ) WONDER Mow ME WILL FEEL ABOUT If WHEN_NE FINDS. 17 OuT= CALLED ME You SHOULD HAVE SEEN BIM GUMP WHEN NE HUNG UP THE RECENER AFTER HENRIETTA ZANDER CALLED TO ASK HIM \F SHE COULD SEE HIM = — HE IS SO HAPPY HE 'S HILARIOUS ~ BB NO NOURE NOT, GEE, SKEEZIX. YOU'RE IN GOLLY, LORA, ENOUGH TROUBLE NOW. + WISH 1 THERE'S THE DON'T YOU _LEAVE THE +WON'T TRADED FIRE ENGINE! OFF MY 'M GOIN’! TELESCOPE TO SHORTY FOR LOOK, JOE, WHAT I 7 THAT 9 FOUND RIGHT NEXT SHOULO BE TO WHERE THE FIRE A CINCH — STARTED — A CATCHERS | FO CHECK MTT AND SOME UP ON al MATCH FOLDERS. WHOSE : THEN ARE. \NHAT A KIDS You DESERVE A LOTOF crepmT, FoR GOING OUT AND ‘ Boy! wHaT A BREAKFAST)’ = HAD! SIXTEEN PANCAKES... I COULDA EATEN MoRE, ONLY I DIONT '(tny, oscar! £ WANT TO CONGRATULATE YOU. YOURE A HERD... DO YOU REALIZE OH, BUT 2 DIONT Rese OSCAR = HE RESCUED ME !! He LET THEM THIN, HE WAS NE... JUST TO SANE MEY DONT You See? oscar. GETS ALL THE CREDIT, THEN,IF TM A HERO, SPOGE THEY'LL MAKE A STATUE OF ME FOR SHADYSIDE...IF THEY DO, I'D LIKE DH BE SETTIN’ The Blowout FoRGET it! How can 1? YEP, WE SELL CANDY, pene osy OF ae FORGET ABOUT BETWEEN BUYIN’ JUICE FOR HOT BOGS , F=STAL CARDS SumPER GoBBies up ) MONEY. WERE ON TWIS GAS-MOOSE T'GARGLE A NIACATION AND THE BILL I HAD T'PAY AY THE MOUNT VIEW INte. THE OLD BANK BALANCE ‘S SCRAPING BOTTOM A WB OF FUEL ‘ATS TH’ sTUEE TINY! (E MEE2ALL caNn'T SHOW YA ANY RASSLIN’ TRICKS, YOU SHOW HIM some/ Ha,Hal es GoTeHA OKAY, YOUSE LEEDLE FELLA! FlesT Gol’ Now, Heer! | GIFF YOUSE A PEEGY-BaAcK , RIDE—UNT DEN SHE'S MY TORN!