The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 15, 1932, Page 10

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Hi THAD THE GUMPS—-ON THE GIFT BAG PLATFORM WELLS WE 7 AUWAYS HAD MY DOUBTS ABOUT NIM= SINCE NE'S STARTED THIS FOOLISHNESS 1 CAN'T. FIGURE HIM OUT= 7.) BOES NE Acr STRANGE E WIL oT MAY AND I'LL NOT ONLY STAND UP FOR MY RIGHTS= BUT VELL 'M SORRY, PHYLLIS. HEADSTRONG. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS «x .) Teecces® HAS- REACHED HOME....HIS FRIENDS HAVE CALLED ON HIM AND HEARD HIM RELATE His ADVENTURE WITH THE BANDIT PLANE AND EVERYTHING | 1S Back To INORMAL AGAIN! be te THE NEWFANGLES (Mom’n Pop) REPORTERS TO SEE ME? BRING THEM RIGHT IN } HERE THEY DIDN'T MEAN IT WAS YOUR FAULT THAT LORA 15 SO _ZEZZZIE Zz ~ NO WE WILL JOST ZY FEMININE ‘PERVERSENESS? PUT IT DOWN TO Y MOST OF IT WAS MALE FEMININE PERVERSENESS STUBBORNNESS. YOU AND FORGET ALL INSISTED ON HANDLING ABOUT IT. THE AFFAIR YOUR OWN WAN AND LOOK WHAT HAPPENED. AND ['D HANG, GOTTEN AWAY WITH PERHAPS } WAS PARTLN we, Yue FACQLTY OF SAYING * IT TOO IF YOU HAONT BEEN SO SURE “OU ME JUST NAS A HABIT AND A RNAGK ABOUT NiMe IS ALL = E WE HAS DEVELOPED 6ee! THATS. RIGHT, PoP. T'M IN HIGH SCHOOL NOW AND I DONT WANT To BE f LEFT BEHIND ILL SAY! BUT WAIT TILL HE FINDS OUT ALL TH’ WORK HE HAS TO MAKE UP IN 1 JU SCHook.. Boy! STOP OFF AN’ LET ME OUT OF AIRPLANES! KNOW HOW THINGS TURNED OUT, ON HIS WAY BACK !! YEP! RILEY SAID HED I HEREAFTER, YOU'RE STAYING You've MISSED? IT Now ANO WORK LIKE A IT'S TRUE, VY ves, 8ovs, IT's ALL TRUE!AND THANKS A LOT, YOUNG FELLA! AN’ MORE POWER TO YOU! WOLD | THEN, THAT (YOUR WIFE'S SALESMAN SAM UGUSTA 1s{, the capital city of Maine. The| plane shown ts al REGULAR HEX.| ——— AGON The sym-\/ hed is al\, Roman badge of authority AT THE MOVIES Eerie Theme in ‘Shocker’ Picture A man who killed that he might fove! Richard Connell dared literary con-| ventions and wrote of eerie theme | in his prize story, “The Most Dan-) gerous Game.” Hollywood read and marvelled at the story of the killer whose prey was his fellow man. David O. Selz- nick, youthful dynamo of the RKO- Radio Pictures production forces, accepted the offered challenge of presenting on the screen a never- before-told story. Merian C. Cooper and Ernest B. Schoedsack, who tramped the earth's outer rim to bring back to civilization such films as “Grass,” “Chang” and “Four Feathers,” were assigned to capture with their cameras the spirit of Connell’s primitive locale and his amazing characters—a frightened girl, her sweetheart and the killer whose lust was murder in the name of high spert. The result of their work will be shown on the screen at the Capitol Theatre, starting Monday, with Joe: McCrea, Fay Wray, Leslie Banks and Robert Armstrong cast. Senator George W. Norris, Insur- gent republican of Nebraska, will make a campaign tour in behalt of the democratic presidential ticket. (Associated Press Photo) INEXPENSIVE SATISFYING {Now LIssen, t i ea Mh ger UW GUYS —ANY BULLETS THAT Go JINTA TH’ CROWD COUNT FER A HOME RUN —So, IF ANY OF YA WaNNa PULL A HOME RUN YERSELE, Ya BETTER 00 (tT RIGHT Now! ATTA BOY, SAMMN, HONE A GOOD TIME \ WHY-ER- KIODIN’ WHILE Ya can! Now, as (S TH’ USUAL CUSTOM, I'M ASKIN’ Ya — ts THERE ANY LAST REQIEST You'd Like BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES HEY |! WELCOME FOUND vo ger _.|| Boorse, 2 ee Ks THIS 19 OUR BASE CAMP RAT SILL ESTABLISHED TO DIRECT TH SEARCH onl tS WONDERFUL TRE AMONG FRIENDS AGAIN N'NGT RANE T/BE CONSTANTLY ON MY GUARD FOR FEAR SOMETHIN’ WILL GET ME a cox! come OVER HERE'L WANT YOU To MEET SOME OF THE BOYS WHO REALLY OM THE worse! THE ONES, BESIDES SIM AND WILE; WHO RISKED THEIR NECKS TO FIND You » a WASH TUBBS AMERICAN SOLDIER OF FORTUNE GUILTY OF TREASONI!! 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