The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 23, 1932, Page 8

SIDE GLANCES - - - By George Clark | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1932 THE GUMPS— WHERE THERE IS SMOKE—THERE IS FIRE GONTINVED FROM YESTERDAY = “SHALL LEAVE TO THE L_ IMAGINATION SHE Bier SCENE THAT FOLLOWED= ee &. HORRIFIED TO 20 STUNNED ws ANSWER = WHAT COULD SINCE WHEN DID You TAKE UP CIGAR SMOKING ? WHOSE CIGAR STUB IS THIS ? Sownseno ZANDER'S LIGHTED CIGAR LEFT ON SHE TABLE = 00 LATE = JUST AS HENRIETTA GANE TOWNSENO ZANDER %5,000. 2° FOR THE PAWN ‘TICKET FOR MER NECKLACE = AND ORDERED HIM FROM HER DOOR = NEVER ‘TO BOTHER HER AGAIN — TOM ENTERED= 0 AND IN HER HASTE AND THE EXCITEMENT THERE WAS ONE |} THING SWE FORGOT — WAS SHE TELL TALE — | nS rer THE BATTLE OF PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY, WASHINGTON TURNED NORTHWARD AND STATIONED } $ HIS ARMY AT MORRISTOWN, ‘| } y s Ww? ‘ FROM WHICH POINT HE Z COULD ANNOY THE BRITISH. = s THEN EVENTUALLN MOVED BACK TO STATEN ISLAND, “May I use my violin for a few minutes? I'm afraid I'll get out of practice.” MOUNTAIN IN THE ~ ONE OP THE LARGEST MASTODONS EVER FOUND IN AMERICA WAS DISCOVERED WHEN A CROMWELL YOUTH, DONOVAN HARPER, ‘STUBBED HIS TOE ON ONE OF Its 84 POUND MOLAR TEETH, eee 1931 eee WHY PLANTS TURN | Doty, 26, married and father of a ‘Washington—Experiments to deter-| four-year-old child, said that he did ‘avs turn Not smoke, drink or gamble, and that mine just why plants always turn! the money was spent for the afore- their leaves and flowers are being | mentioned vices.” conducted at the Smithsonian Fae . Z tution. Photo-synthesis—the manu- = = = o facture of carbohydrates out of car- Be eau ele Armiaaaa ae | pei dioxide. and risaas an ne chloro- | ger the plane Mrs. Carr Cregg was Bey oon Meht-is. belioved weeoon. | flying must have thought it was rain- Bae itis Riciy Mf the light ana | iN money. Mrs. Cregg accidentally gly a He ain pitas rtant| {repped her purse containing $725 ace ee ete albo) play impo) | from the plane. When the purse was . | found the money was missing. The MANY OFFENDERS | Bee eee eee as a gift for the Washington.—During the second | i a gia of this year, 268 pilots vane [Th * ed the Air Commerce Regula \ Sti i and the Aeronautics Branch of the Stickler Solution \ U. S. Department of Commerce as- sessed civil penalties against 44 viola- tors. Thirty-one reprimands, 106 ; A fe / suspensions, 23 revocations, and 15 denials of licenses were also imposed | for violations. | JUST A ‘DEVIL’ Detroit, Mich—The downfall of John J. Doty was not brought about through the usual agents of crime i drink and gambling. Quite the con- trary. It was raspberry sundaes and movies that tempted Doty from the straight and narrow, and led to his arrest on charges of embezzling $411 from the office in which he worked AT THE MOVIES M-G-M ARTISTS TURN ACTORS FOR ONE DAY Artists who design settings for mo- »tion pictures turned actors for a day and drew pictures before the camera, during filming of “New Morals for Old,” @ new drama of the modern The large letters are the vowels that were filled in to form a rine-letter werd. | {Harold Lloyd Adopts New Methods in ‘Movie Crazy’ For the first time in his career, Harold Lloyd has ceased to depend upon extemporaneous gags. He is using a carefully prepared story in which the comedy situations were worked out far in advance of the start of actual camera work for his new Paramount release, “Movie Crazy.” Screen play and dialogue for the new production were written by Vin- cent Lawrence, well known author, borated upon by Agnes Christine Johnson, John Gray and Felix Adler. Lloyd has mixed a full portion of mystery with romance and comedy in- to “Movie Crazy,” his first picture in two years, and according to all re- Ports, it will be the comedy sensation of the current season. iy SALESMAN SAM BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES SOUTH OF NEW YORK. WHERE HOWE WOULD STRIKE NEXT WAS A MYSTERY UNTIL SHIPS SR AC t LADEN WITH HIS ARMY ARED IN CHESAPEA\ iG AG TAREES RET WEST OF PHILADELPHIA AS HIS LING OF DEFENSE. MOws QUARTERED HIS ARMY AT GERMANTOWN, TekD GM. KOR HOWE, BY A FORCED MARCH GOT AROUND THE. SUST OUT OF PRILADELEHIA. WASHIIGTON EY A Ai eS FROM AMERICAN RIGHT WING AND WASHINGTON HAD TO NIGHT MARCH INTENDED TO SURPRISE AND DT URE en RETREAT, WITH SERIOUS LOSSES. THE WAY WAS || DEFEAT THEM. MOST OF THE ACTION TOOK tor OPEN TO PHILADELPHIA, WHICH WAS SOON PLACE AROUND “ME CHEW HOUSE. HOWEVER THE Occuries. hd tig he ob Cie bes ATTEMPT WAS UNSUCEESSFUL AND THE et creme AMERICANS AGAIN DERGATEO. : FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ZONE OF QUIET! WAIT A MINUTE... PIPE DOWN, FELLAS !! ALL THE POODLE CAME BACK To { SAY SHE WALKED] YANE AN IDEA= WE WE HAVE A SICK EXCITE- FRECKLES THE OTHER A THOUSAND OUGHTA LET POODLE DOG IN HERE... ‘it NIGHT... WE'RE GOING NILES To GET KNOW WE'RE GLAD A BACK , TOO.» SHE'S BAC....NOW, THATS WHAT EVERYBODY WHOOP 4 IT uP !! { { \ { MOM’N POP WELL, SWEETHEART, IT WAS WHY ,THAT 1 GAVE THE SUST LIKE FIFTY BUCKS TO HANK, ‘ FIFTY BUCKS =p TO KEEP FOR ME AT THE HE BORROWED FROM HANK, CHICK 1S OUT TO MAKE GOOD ON THE FIB HE. TOLD GLADYS { NouUse STARTIN’ AN UWAN, GOT @ BETTER! ‘ MUNCH! : Wen, HOWIE, | SES WANNA) YEAH > WELL, UA RUNNIN) DASH UPTO TH Balcony / TH’ PAVILION TopAy AN’ | ONE ATA - @N' SELL ‘PEANUTS! “HE aNswer’S NO! Time,, PLease!: Z ' a. LAST - THE HUGE CAT \o FREE --AND YT CAN THANK BOOTS AND IIS LUCKY STARS GONE “THANK, G-cosii! HES LOOSE ,NKNOWS WONDER WF HELL 7 AN 1 WONDER IF HE WAS CAUGHT BY ACCIDENT «OR IF SOMEONE SET A TRAP For IM ?? NOW THATS SOMETHIN’ ELSE T'WORRY ABOUT {GEES NOW THAT YM HERE, 3 OUD MOUTHED DAWSON SQUAWKS EVEN LOUDER THAN USUAL. rurmeaaeeee ! NOU WEEL TAKE ORDERS FROM CAPITAN, EASY, § QUITS! | REFUSES D co, BY TWUNDER! Nee Basted MUNITIONS KIN. BLINKIN’ WELL ROT FER ALL t CARES, GIT THIM SWAGS OFFIN MY SHIP AFORE I A MUTINIES!! 1 nas me ony OWS ‘EM OFF! --- SHIP IN PORT, YOU LOP-EARED TaRows is J BANANA, ANT TAKES ORDERS |