The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 11, 1932, Page 8

Several millio start the Wings of the Morning! n Westerners day on SIDE GLANCES - - - By George Clark “Either the next child is named for my side of the family, or it goes without a name.” ASK HUNGARIANS T0 OFFER INFORMATION State Promotion Organization Wants Assistance in Boom- ing Immigration Fargo, N. D., May 11—Hungarian families residing in other states from the Gulf to Atlantic seaboard points are writing the Greater North Da- kota association, asking about the op- portunities this state affords new settler on farms. In addition to for- warding each inquirer with literature and information on this state, the Greater North Dakota association is anxious to learn of Hungarian farm- ers now residing here, who will write to these eastern parties. Many of the inquiries arriving are written in the Hungarian language, and are not decipherable by the as- sociation staff. These letters will be forwarded to such Hungarian farm- ers now residing in North Dakota and who can read them and will an- wer. The last United States cen-| sus shows 5,968 Hungarian persons | residing in North Dakota. A total of 3,449 of these are native born. Supposedly reliable information reaching the association points to the fact that Hungarian families resid- ing in the east and southeast, all of agricultural descent originally, are in- LY BAKING | austrious, thrifty people, and have average savings in excess of $3,500. Many of these, if they found people of their own nationality in North Da- kota, could properly become prospec- |tive settlers in this state. What has America contributed to the ecoonmic status of man? Mostly disappointment.—Governor Floyd B. Olson of Minnesota. x % # I think that unless civilization col-; lapses—which at this moment does! not seem impossible—eugenics on a! universal scale will have to be the! solution of the problem of producing a satisfactory human race.—Professor j Julian Huxley. * e # The failure of prohibition has been due largely to the failure of those who proposed it to consult the peo- ple—Matthew Woll, vice president, | | American Federation of Labor. eee | In my opinion, and in the opin- {ion of a majority of the people, there jis entirely too much advertising and isales talk over the radio, Instead of this situation improving, it has been growing steadily worse—Congressman E. L, Davis of Tennessee, chairman of the house committee on merchant * * * The best way to buy an automobile is to pay cash.—Henry Ford. | MEETING AT MOTT Mott, N. D., May 11.—(?)—Discuss- ing the livestock situation and prob- lems that are confronting the North Dakota farmer, George Baker, exten- sion livestock specialist from the ag- ricultural college at Fargo, will be the principal speaker at a general livestock meeting here tonight. Coun- ty Agent Walter L. Sales also will speak. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS marine, radio and fisheries. i 71 WEDS 25 London, England—Sir James Knott, ‘Ti-year-old baronet, was married to mca oneneinemciranene en erates mm mecmanta tei iki a P ® RINE PLACE TO TAKE A REST= JALK ABOUT THE NOISES AROUND Yom CARR'S MOUSE ~ JUST BECAUSE 1 WANT A LITTLE NAP= THAT MAID STARTS SLAMMING DOORS AND DROPPING DISHES — | NEVER HEARD SO MANY POTS AND PANS RAS TLING IN SAY - VWE BEEN TRYING To SLEEP FOR OVER AN NOUR AND EVERYTIME ) CLOSE My EYES YOU SLAM A DOOR, OR DROP A DISH SLA STTER - CLATTER= CLATTER> ANB-ON ‘OP OF ALL THAT DIN — CH Be AROUND THE cia Mowe AND JUST BECAUS! 1 WANT ‘TO SLEEP= WAY Bo You AND WHY dors THAT a nd BELL RING ? WELL} IF YOU GAVE ME THREE GUESSES AS TO WHY SHE BELL RINGS = AY FIRST WOULD BE = SECAUSE SOMEBODY'S PULLING THE ROPE = ~/ NOU KNOW, DOC, | EE THINK THAT'S A GOOD OF HAY FOUR WANS TOO. £ OSCAR THINKS MEBBE SOMEBODY STOLE PSODLE AN’ WANTS US To Pay A REWARD FoR HER RETURN... BUT I THINK Sues LosT!! I'M GOING ‘TO HANG on To JUMBO SO HE DOESNT RUN AWAY.» I'D HATE To LOSE HIM " i SHE MIGHT Come BACK...AN’ SHE'D 8& GOOD AN’ HuNeRY IF SHE J AS ASNT HE WONDERFUL, WLL GO IN ON 1; (] AVERY, BUT | WANT TO SPLIT THE COST = WHY, HOMER! - AND AGUSTA. 1S SINDLY I a WHERE NOU HIT HER WITH YOOR CAR IT SHE'LL BE OK. AW’ I'M 6OING To PUT A P~aN OF FRESH FOOD OUT EVERY DAY For. HER UNTIL SHE COMES Back... THAT'S THE WELL , PERSONALLY) CAN'T SEE— MAD ABOUT HIM .SHE HASN'T TAKEN HER } EYES OFF HIM ey eT THEY ME LLL GASOLINE ALLEY—0O. YAH? | IS HEALING NICELY, PROBABLN THREE MORE VISITS FROM ME AND \, FINDER’S KEEPERS ! YEAH... MEBBE SHE'LL, SMELL IT FROM WHERE SHE 1S AN’ Come ON Home... Y'KNOW DOGS CAN SMELL AWFUL Goop!! 7, g THAT'S FINE, DOC. 1 CERTAING APPRECIATE IT. = oa My Boys WAIT For, A HALF Hour, AND THEN They Stic THEIR HEADS: OUT TO INVESTIGATE 'LL TAKE MY QUARTER FOR WHAT 1 -HAO To GIVE THE FARMER. THAT WILL LEAVE $9 GACH FOR THE REST OF YOU TO PAN. FAIR ENOUGH. AT $3 ANISIT THAT WOULD WOULD BE $!2 FOR ME. YOU GINE ME.A QUARTER INTEREST IN THE COW AND $3 ANID WELL CALL tT SQUARE HER PAN'S y Emery !/ Bs “ \ WOULDN'T IT BE WONDERFUL \F_ TWEY BECAME ENGAGED RIGHT HERE IW OUR HOUSE, AFTER MY BRINGING A FLUFF -DOME, SHELL SEE THAT HANK WAS TT OVER DITTY LIKE ENT ! A (WANT To THANK You EOR +) OH, THATS OCAKE, RETURNING- THE MONEY THAT J MR. PRESIDENT! PARDON ME WHILE 1 LAUGH IN TH’ cap TAIn’s Facet WAS STOLEN FROM ouR GANK— @ EINE cop You are— RIGHT IN YER HANDS AN’ YA LET ’Im Go! TH’ LAUGH'S ON You! NA HAD TH’ BANK ROBGER | BUDDY! ALL OF THE KINOA TOSSES TH' HOWL! Ks YOUR Face! “ THE ONLY Tina Thats MISSING NOW — IS YOUR erie! SAY VICIOUS = ST AONT ANY SKIN, OFFA MY NOSE, BUT —— GEE! IMPRESSED 1M WORRIED ABOUT “@Rod"' WANE YOO “WM WTA SAN , GABN = TW’ DANGERS IN WILLIE KNOWS WOE IMPRESSED ‘IM WIT BUERNTHING 1 COULD LAX MX RANDS OW =" Bor WY CONT SEEM T’/DO ANY | GOOD wena! 1 tor i 20.700! ‘ant THEM AIR POCKETS] I) TH’ ATTIC WHERE 4, he MIND OUGHTTA BE, ARE CAUSIS| MOST OF WIS TROUBLES JALAL” RIGKT, LOADING UP! BOY! WE MIGHT SINK, GUT WE SURE WON'T RUZES, POONER! WE'RE ALMOST READY To SAIL. i called THERE'S A LOTTA THINGS WEED FIMIN FIRST. FIRINSTANCE ‘AT OIL LAMP IN TH CABIN— {T'S ABOUT TO FALL DOWN, = . [ose