The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 20, 1932, Page 8

ee THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1932 | SIDE GLANCES - - - By George Clark .U.$, PAT. OFF, PES Stk Service. ne “Feel how perfectly balanced thi housewot mop a pl Science certainly has made ure.” THIS CURIOUS WORLD —- The ELECTRIC EEL 16 NOT AN EEL, BUT A FISH... AND IT 16 Av A TWE WHEN WHITE PINE LUMBERING WAS AT ITS HEIGHT, MADE IT APOINT To COVER UP 17S: SIDEWALKS AT A CERTAIN TE EVERY YEAR. SIDEWALKS WERE {MADE OF WOOD IN THOSE OAYS, ANO IN ORDER TO PROTECT THEM FROM ~*~ NO RESPECT FOR LAW Houston, Tex.—The thief who tried to make away with Deputy Marshal Neal Polk's car surely had a lot of nerve. Polk stepped out of a build- ing in time to see a man tinkering with the lock on the door of his car. “Just a minute,” he yelled out. “I've | got a key that fits that lock.” The man 's arrested for trying to steal) ' Polk's ear, Which had a pair of hand-! cuffs snapped to the wheel and was parked in a space “Reserved for Uni- ted States Marshal.” } To Inspect County State Aid Schools Burleigh county's 35 state aid rural schools will be inspected this week, according to Miss Marie Huber, coun- ty superintendent of schools. Miss Huber will conduct the in- spection. The county superintendent and Miss Olga Peterson, rural demonstration teacher of the state department of Public instruction, last week com- pleted teaching demonstration work in the county. Teachers in the northern part of the county attended the demonstra- tion at Regan while those from the southern half assembied at Boyd school for a similar program. —_____- -—— + | Stickler Solution | REAL HOT NEWS Fort Worth, Tex—News, they say, is real news when a man bites a dog. The local news break, while not con- cerning a full grown man, was warm enough when 3-year-old Louis Hart- well bit the pet collie of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mercer. Louis was tiring of playing with the dog and, when the dog persisted in pushing the lad| around, he up and sank his teeth | in the dog's neck, injuring it pain- fully. TELESCOPIC sT Sunnyvale, Calif—T! rst mobile telescopic mooring mast for lighter- than-air service in the country has been set up here as part of the Navy's base equipment for handling the dirigible Akron. It weighs 500,- | ' 000 pounds and travels on_ railroad tracks set 64 feet apart. Its max- ; imum height is 160 feet. Use the Want Ads AT THE MOVIES Picture at Capitol ‘Divorce in the Family’ | Has Unusual Appeal Is Entertaining Screen ‘The fascination which wid ani- Fare for All the Family mals in their native habitat hold for “Divorce in the Family,” drama- picture audiences never has been tic story of children and divorce, more clearly demonstrated than it’ presents Jackie Cooper in a new is being demonstrated by Frank, angle of his many sided dramatic tg c ” talents, at the Paramount theater Buck's “Bring 'Em Back Alive,” now | where it is now playing. showing at the Capitol theater. If! Jackie is tragedian and comedian Monday's audience may be taken as | both, in Maurice Rapf's vivid story typical, “Bring "Em Back Alive” has | of what children feel and think when an appeal unlike that of any conven- | parents divorce and remarry. Jackie tional film production—whether it be | copes with many problems, some! comedy, or society, gangster, ‘or fic- | funny, some pathetic, in an intimate tional drama. | human interest story. The dramatic | Adventure, strife and comedy run | court sequence, the scen> won" > through this astonishing wild animal | doctor stepfather gives his blood to! picture, in which everything is real,| save a stepson’s life, hilarious in-| unstaged and unrehearsed. Fact | cidents in an older brother's “puppy once more proves more astonishing | love” all figure in the gripping new than fiction—end there con ke no | njev. doubt that “Bring ‘Em Back Alive” ~ Charles F. Riesner directed the pic- 4s fact. Anyone who witnesses the | ture with deft skill, blending com- death struggles between the croco-| edy and intimate human life per- Above shows how the squares can be filled in so that each row, horizontally, vertically and diagonally, will add to 15. 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