The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 16, 1932, Page 8

| EGLANCES - By George Clark | SYMPHONIES WERE > The ADJUSTABLE PROPELLER Philadelphia—A Philadelphia mo- tor expert, Alexander Altieri, has per- fected an adjustable-pitch propeller which, he believes, will result in a tremendous advance in aviation. By regulating the pitch of the propeller} @ pilot can increase the speed of his | plane and at the same time cut down) on his fuel and oil consumption, it is! said. THE BRIGHT SIDE Gasoline is now being sold to Ohio motorists at a price 50 per cent un- der that of the peak price during Bubbles in heated water are form- ed by the expansion and se’ of the air dissolved in the Seeeeene eee Tn the water. { Stickler Solution ‘| a TPCSIEEEMRA MASTERPIECE Above is the II-letter word which was from the letters in the top lis two words. | AT THE MOVIES | WILL RANGE THEMSELVES ALONGSIDE OF A WOUNDED COMRADE AND ASSIST fT To A PLACE OF SAFETY. 1S. ON THE OUTSIDE OF iS BODY/ REG. U.S. PAT. 12 tesa BY NEA SERIE es n about so wide? I want INTRODUCED aN jae SKELETON of an wwstct Lyda Southard, convicted Idaho poison slayer of four husbands, was returned to the Idaho peniten- tiary after 15 months of freedom following an escape. (Associated Press Photo.) BIG STAGE SHOW AT THE PARAMOUNT Ken Hackley and His Oklahoma: Cowboys Nationally Known Vodvil and Radio Head- liners Booked For Wed. and Thurs. come, Folks, Ken Hack- Oklahoma Cowboy Bano the woman champion world in person on the} Paramount Wednesday only. Here is the stage attraction that has ap- in many years. i li Z RHE if REP jthe season’s motion picture, closes THIS 1S LAST DAY | 10 SeB “16LOO” “Igloo,” the greatest novelty among its engagement at the Canitol The- atre tonight. Widespread interest has been cre- ated among local theatre-goers by j this exciting Universal drama of the Arctic, filmed on the desolate snow- swept wastes of Point Barrow, Alas- ka, with a cast composed entirely of Eskimos. There are thrilling scenes of the natives hunting whale, walrus and polar bear, in an effort to secure the food which the terrible blizzards of the winter have denied them. “Igloo” is not only the finest mo- tion picture ever made amid the snow and ice of the Arctic; it is one of the most genuinely exciting dramas shown on the screen in many a day. New Mexico has enough natural as- phalt to pave 3,000,000 miles of roads. MOM’N POP SALESMAN SAM THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1932 (OLD ScOOGE 1S ON I THE PHONE AGAIN — NE HAS THREATENED Jo EXPOSE HENRIETTA 1F SHE DOES NOT RETURN YNE PEARL NECKLACE AT ONCE = — @om HAS IT SECURELY LOCKED UP IN HIS SAFE= 90 oo | TickeT= SHE lyr FROM HIM REG ||| OF COST = SHERE IS ONLY ONE THING— AND YHAT IS TO FIND TOWNSEND ZANDER — 8-16 La \ Aare 9 HAD FORTIFIED BROOKLYN HEIGHTS ACROSS EAST RIVER FROM NEW YORK. GEN. HOWE BEGAN LANDING | BRITISH TROOPS ON LONG ISLAND AND GEN. WASHINGTON GAVE ORDERS TO SEND FORCES TO GUARD THREE ROADS BY WHICH THEY MIGHT APPROACH. ‘Blscaes GRE | INVENTION PROVES TO BEA FAILURE !! BY HAVING THE FRONT WHEELS SMALLER THAN THE REAR { WHEELS HE al) (2 THOUGHT THE (¥ CAR WOULD AAA) AWAYS BE x RUNNING DOWN Wey HILL AND a \NWOULDN'T NEED A MOTOR... Ny oo, 3 orcLocK | WILL T GET IT IE SO THIS 1S THE WAY YOU COME HOME EARLY, LIKE (ERESH Fist! Nice FRESH (Bm) Sowa seize i) \ . iSle PAWNED THE NECKLACE | AND WE NAS THE PAWN THE GUMPS—FOREVER AND A DAY QQVHAT IF SCOOGE EXPOSED HER TO YOM = AND TOLD 2 SHE IS NOT AFRAID ¢ WGHT DO IN COURT= SHE SIGNED NO * PAPERS WHEN HE LET HER HAVE THE PEARLS= SHE PAID HIM $5,000, FOR ‘THE LOAN OF THEM FOR ONE EVENING= THAT WAS GET DLESS I DON'T SEE ANY REASON FOR JUMPING ALL OVER ME. ASN'T TWELVE SORRY, HONEN "TC! YHAT Now— GE PU eh Toungane Seton AGAIN— SHE WiLL MEET HIM SNE WILL GET THAT PAWN ‘TICKE! OR FOUL = FAIR GER INHER 1S.UP NOW = EVERYTHING IN LIFE YO HER = __ VY MEANS a HIM ALL ? OF WHAT SCOOGE ALL SHE FOR = ‘YO BE BY HIS SIDE FOREVER AND FOREVER- 8 A BIG PRICE = BUT IF TOM LEARNED THAT SHE HAD DECEIVED HIM J ] | rr (De OVERSIGHT THE NORTHERNMOST, ROAD WAS LEFT UNGUARDED. THE BRITISH POURED THROUGH AND THE BATTLE OF LONG ISLAND WAS A DISASTROUS DEFEAT FOR THE AMERICANS. IT mapam, BUT! WHAT BRAVE FELLOWS |! MUST ~ THIS DAY LOSE! A GREAT INVENTOR ! HAHAHAAHAA OH SWEETIE, DARLING. FORGIVE ME..1T TUST SEEMED AGES SINCE Nou-. + WHAT'S. ONE GoES WITH ENERY BIRD cace! DANGER LURKS! \XS A BIG CAT’, OF “SOME KIND-- CAUGHT BETWEEN “age WS HOWLIN’ HIS HEAD OFF ASH AND EASY, EAGER FOR EXCITEMENT AFTER MONTHS OF IMPRISONMENT, WANDER INTO A GAN CABARET. THE PUCE 1S FULL OF OFFICERS AND PRETTY GIRLS, AND A MARIMBA BAND CAN BE KREARD FOR Te meary- WAKING. By CRANE Ant at Wo wc! fe EXT TO THEIR TABLE SITS ANOTHER AMERICAM, BELLOWING LOUDLY AND ANNOYING EVERYONES WE SEEMS STRANGELY FAMILIAR. ba) “4 ed ¢ » ‘~ ra , “ ac