The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 10, 1932, Page 10

- By George Clark “So this is little Jimmy Townsen! Land's sakes, how you have grown!” — THIS CURIOUS WORLD — ‘WHEN TWO BLUE ANDALUSIAN FOWLS ARE MATED, ONLY ONE-HALF OF THE BROOD 18 BLUE/ ONE-QUARTER 1S BLACK, AND ONE-QUARTER, 1S WHITE. }¥70 proouce AN ALL-BLUE BROOD §T IS NECESSARY TO CROSS BLACK ANDALUSIANS WITH WA/TE ONES: © 1992 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. ire GET THIS RAZORE | STEVE. IT'S ONE OUT OF THE JUNK PILE TLL BET, WHERE "HE OLO STOVE CAME FROM. .] UNCLE. WALT HAD (ll BET HE CUT THE WEEDS =} f WITH IT SINCE HE SHARPENED 1. HOW BO | LOOK, BOYS? A d % e 7 ES WELL DON'T FORGET THE LisT— LL HANE ‘TO HAVE A LANTERN AND & BLANKET AND MANBE YOU CAN PICK ME OUT AN.OVERCOAT. IM LOW! fi TCHES AND SALT AND Foon AND IF YOU'LL BRING ME . -IN VIENNA - SCIENTISTS CUTOFF THE HEADS OF WATER BEETLES AND SUCCESSFULLY TRANSPLANTED THEM ON THE BODIES OF OTHER. INSECTS: EVERGREEN TREES LOSE A CROP OF LEAVES EACH YEAR, BUT SECRET SIGNALS FOR THE KINGSTON OK. WELL, THIS 16 AS FAR AS I Go... Boy! I CAN HARDLY WAIT FoR THE WHISTLE LOSE THEM GRADUALLY, MONEY ? WHO S$ SHE? 7 LOBSTERS BY AIR | Buenos Aires—Lobster lovers of this city are able to receive shipments of | fresh west coast lobsters by air, The! sea creatures are taken from Juan | Fernandez Island, off the coast of Chile, and taxen 760 miles across the Andes to this city. These lobsters | bring more than $2 a pound on the| east coast. LIFE. VING BACTERIA Germany is reported to have de- veloped a form of bacteria that is said to eat the poison in illuminating gas and make it safe for persons to ‘ureathe. The Tribune Want Ads Bring Results | STEVENSO | wrote the book. YOU MET THE WOMAN WHO / WHEN. CLAIMS AUNT BRIDGET'S 7 THAT YOU wHars | ME OUT OF THE! SHE UKE PLACE 9 . ¢ -—<—~ WERE THE REAI (HEIRESS SHE RAN oo AND I'VE COME BACK TO * TELL VE MR. SCROD, THAT 1 KNOW ME OWN ~ GRAND-MITHER'S MITHER'S HAVE YOU THAT XOU ARE THE RIGHTFUL HEIRESS TO BRIDGET OWN SISTER - —— EINNEGAN'S , FORTUNE 4% SERVED THEIR TIME, Sat \Mowby AND | AT THE MOVIES manne! |) Holt and Graves to Star in Picture Here Jack Holt and Ralph Graves a | going into their fifth year as bitter rivals on the screen and buddies oft| the lot, without a sign of discord to}! mar the most unusual friendship in} Hollywood. I These two are directly opposite in; temperament and tastes, yet they never clash except before the cam- era, They have been under the sea together in “Submarine.” They have discovered South Polar regions to- gether in “Dirigible.” And now they become involved in civil warfare in modern China in “War Correspond- ent,” their latest starring Columbia picture—Graves as a fast-talking war correspondent, Holt as a daredevil airplane pilot. Tough, adventurous and romantic, they have been reck- Jess fellows in their screen exploits, bound by an undying friendship that 4s not spoiled by rivalry. The conflict that marks Holt and Graves on the screen reaches a new high in “War Correspondent,” in which they match wits, fists and charm over Lila Lee, who was their charming leading lady in “Flight.” The background is war-torn China in the midst of internal revolution. Paul Sloan directed. It is showing tomorrow .at the Capitol theatre. our Film Version Of Zane Grey AW), DON'T WANNA BREAK INTA TH’ WARDEN'S Room! U HANEN'T @AN THING AGAINST HiMtHEs OK,! Hal CAUGHT INTHE ACTII'LL CALL J GUARD AN’ HAVE YA LOCKED UP! Novel Booked Zane Grey's action romance of the west, “Heritage of the Desert,” done into movie form with a cast headed by Randolph Scott. Sally Blane and J. Farrell MacDonald, opens today at the Paramount Theatre. The movie, directed by Henry Hathaway, follows the plot of the novel closely. Scott, as a young sur- veyor, is called by MacDonald to his ranch to check its boundaries accur- ately. David Landau, head of a band of cattle rustlers, attempts fo prevent his reaching the ranch house alive, but fails. Arriving there ultimatel; Scott | * meets and falls in love with Miss Blane, daughter of MacDonald's dead partner. She is to marry MacDon- ald’s son, but she is soon in love with Scott. The son, a weak character, berrows money from Landau to fi- nance his sprees in town, and ulti- CMON CHUNK ETS BOUNCE OVER NWATCH “TH TEAM PRACTICE! ARLE WE HAVE YGET BIND ‘EM, WE NEVER BEEN | AWEAD oF ‘Em, Veer | OVERTTA SUPPORT \ TW! TEAM mately suffers death at his hands. His father, broken-hearted but in-| WASH TUBBS furiated, and Scott lead the ranch- men on the mission of vengeance, and when they have completed it, the path to happiness for Scott and Miss Blane is clear. ON, SENOR, OW CAN REFUSE TO SAFE-US. BE SO CRUEL? TWO GIRLS— ALONE — “ELPLESS— DESERTED 8Y OUR ESCORT— AND You You - DIF'RENCE. NICTORIOUS. THRU PLAYING REBELS ARE NURSEMAID To ‘(wave \“ $0 was LOLA, (M] | A HEART, | FEDORA, You sar! NO, SUH, IVE LEARNED] LOLA FEDORA! WHY WHY, THAT GES (AY NAME, NBESIWES-WE RELY | TH’ PLAN WORKED FINE, Howie! Now WE KIN PLAY IN “THaT E0oTBALL GAME GeTWEEN TH’ JaIL BIRDS AND TH’ GuaRos! =—— <a o RO