The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 22, 1932, Page 10

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AND || Tue GaTEMAN SPIES OVER-LAND Yours? _/ YEP. THATS SHE WHINES WHAT Sue's THE BIGGEST) | FRECKLES AND ibaa .u eR! UDYAR ONE T ever saw-|| Oscar... PA i i Ns ee po You want ) 25°)" soueur nee TLL GET NY WITH HER, 1 ANYWAY ARGENTINE. SSP 71992 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. By BLOSSER | Cones TWEY BROKE INTO OUR i HOUSE AND STOLE \ § Z MY GRANDMOTHER'S 5 PEARL NECKLACE I'VE KNOWN HER EVER SINCE THEY. MOVED IN AND I'VE NEVER SEEN HER WEAR A PEARL 8 BY KANGAROOS AF THE PEARLS WERE H A IGAROO: SO VAL f 1 ARE GORN BLIND, AND ONIY AS LARGE HAVE THEY BEEN SO AS A MAN‘S FINGER ... YET THEY FIND . THEIR WAY To THE MOTHER'S CARRYING A PUBLICITY STUNT, NO WOU GET MIXED uP IN THAT! DOUBT FURNITURE BiLt 2 POUCH WITHOUT ASSISTANCE. iS Fa B3 BOY SCOUTS AT. CANP CHAN OWAPL, Boys Reporting For Week's Out- ing Are Divided Into Two Indian Tribes Silver Jayson, Lee. Robert } Jand and Ken Philly "ha ; and Friday forenoons. leader; Tom Dolan, Arnold A: son, Jack Simonitch, Bill Leach. mer Anderson and Eugene Schmidt, Cheyenne patrol—Philip Constans, leader; Bill McClelland, Robert Mote, Austin Ward, Allen Bowerman, Rob- ert Vogel and Jack Bailey. Ha Cha patrol — Eugene Palmer, leader; Lynn Byrne, Warren Krait, Sam Tolchinsky, Robert Bowman, Gregory Dahlen and Lloyd Kitchen. Senior officers of the camp are Walter, Thompson and Melvin Mun- ger, assisted by Ernest Percy, Robert Edick, Don Pulton, Richard Schmidt me 1A. C. Van Wyk and Mildred] “lof the “structed so that they are capable of ONE MILE OF SEACOAST & ] jand k jis the Th h Joslin. Martin Winge; i week Mon-'| project included a_ hike! t periods, the day end- li mes and a campfire pro- H WINING CLASSES HELD IN MORNINGS Fried Instructing 450 Children at Pool % pool will be | © only those is who are taking swim- ictions, according to A. C.| man’s swimming class is con- | Miss Fried each Monday, | and Friday evening from) K. classes are urged to com- te in the near future with one | struc Boys report Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday mornings while the girls the pool Monday, Wednesday | All must be! at the pool by 9:40 o'clock. The candidates are divided into two} classes, the non-swimmers and swim- » The non-swimmers are in- securing a swimmer's certificate and a Red Cross swimmer's button, when they are promoted to the advanced classes. Those who pass the most advanced course will receive senior certificates ‘and Red Cross Senior Life-Saving |emblems. The classes will close at 10:30 o'clock each morning. |. Three thousand swam in the pool jlast week, Van Wyk said, and 175| | have purchased season tickets. es aerial Stickler Solution | Senter Bolution | | SALESMAN NECKLACE. SOUNDS TANT =H anal 1 se SAM KNOWS HIS LIMITS! SAM HEY, SAM, GO OVER. AND SEE MRs. RUBE BaRe — sHe's REPORTED THe THEET OF some Pies! BUT ULL Do MWY DERNDEST TA KETCH EM EoR. Yat Is UP TH THE 37 suoce— => BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Flower AND FASTER EACH MINUTE, AS THE SUPPLY IN THE GAS TANKS GETS LOWER ——» , Bore LSTTLE PLANE UNNOTICED ~ APPEARING NO LARGER THAN A SPECK IN THE Sty en: | &H ROOTS LIKE A BULLET QUER ems, | RERS AND MOUNTAINS | OTHERS ALSO VANISH! TWO LIFERS HEAD FOR OPEN SEA ? IN DUGOUT CANOE. PRISONERS IN UPROAR AT DOUBLE ESCAPE. GUARDS CALM$ WILL NOTBEGIN SEARCH UNTIL AFTER a MID-DAY NAP, . & DEAD-PAN ESCAPES! WARDENED FUGITIVE MAKES 7% BAEAK FOR FREEDOM. 1S MISSING AT NOON ROLL-CALL. PLUNGES WTO DENSE BUNGLE WITH TWO COMPANIONS. FOR BRAZIL, 200 MILES AWAY. BEMOANS BUM LUCK AS CONVICTS CHEER. LACK OF EXTRA FIVE SPOT KEEPS HIM FROM BEING WITH