The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 15, 1933, Page 8

cS) THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MAY 15, 19338 “Please, darling, stop skipping. We don’t want to attract attention.” | SIDEGLANCES - - - By George Clark | SPEND THREE YEARS UNDER THE GROUND AS GRUBS BEFORE EMERGING FOR THEIR SHORT “WO OR THREE WEEKS OF LIFE —_ THIS. CURIOUS WORLD ICEBERGS MAKE A WOKE/ THEY ARE MADE OF GLACIAL ICE, WHICH SIZZLES AS IT MELTS / HAVE NO RIBS/ S-1S_© 1933 ey nea sanvice. me. French Demand New . Moratorium on Debt Paris, May 15.—(?)—The French government has notified President Roosevelt that it will pay the $19,- 000,000 war debt interest which it de- {faulted last December only if a mora- torium is declared on the next debt instalment due in June, it was re- vealed Friday. ‘This position was explained to the American president by Andre De La Boulaye, the French ambassador at Washington. A government spokes- man said the explanation was made in order that the United States might be officially informed of the attitude of the cabinet. Roosevelt, it is understood here, re- Plied that the December interest must be paid before a moratorium will be granted. When Edouard Herriot was in Washington as France's special en- voy he presented the French position, but because of divergencies with M. Herriot Premier Daladier desired to declare the government's view in His own words. The Shell-Mex House, London's latest office building, contains 1486 windows, 365 steel doors, 700 wooden doors and over 80 miles of hot and cold water pipes. Its elevators can carry 10,000 people in an hour. Projections on the South American coast have complementary indentions on the African coast. There are 850 distinct species of trees in this country. | AT THE MOVIES “Employes’ Entrance” Will Start Violent Discussions by Women “Employees’ Entrance,” which First National has made with a great all star cast headed by Warren William, Loretta Young and Alice White, and which comes to the Paramount thea- ter tomorrow and Wednesday, is going to cause a whale of a lot of discus- sion among the women, according to| Loretta Young. All because, William whose God appears to be business success, has adopted the creed, that “a wife handicaps a man in his ef- forts toward success.” Because of this creed, he refuses to| let his assistant, played by Wallace Ford marry his sweetheart, played by Loretta Young. This results in a mos ‘unusual series of complications, tha make for exceptional screen enter- tainment. “The women,” says Loretta, “are go- ing to rise up in arms, when they hear this. However, it should be borne in mind that all of William's own| success came to him after he was married, so his theory in the picture ehould not be held against him. He's ® great believer in marriage as a Fights Dinosaurs Defending Girl Never has Beauty had such an amazing champion as the Beast which fights for Fay Wray in RKO-Radio Pictures’ “King Kong,” coming attrac- THE GUMPS— BACK HOME AND BROKE HERG I'VE BEEN PLANNING AND PLANNING ON SHE INTEREST CHECK THAT IS DUE = AND NOW COMES THIS TERRIBLE LETTER INSTEAD— YELLING US THAT THERE WILL NOY BE ANOTHER PENNY COMING, IN— IMJUST SICK— ) CAN'T BELIEVE (T— ) CAN'T BELIEVE [T= THAT AFTER ALL THESE YEARS OUR BONDS HAVE DEFAULTED -) WE'RE LEFT WITHOUT WE'LL HAVE TO DO SOMETHING - AND THAT AT ONCR= WHAT WE'LL HAVE To 00 FIRST 1% To COME ve) OUR: Serene AND RORGEY BIM GUNP, THAT BIG POT END OF TE RAINBOWS AND Ger BOWN 1O EARTH = VA SICK OF THIS WHOLE BUSINESS— WEILL PACK TOMORROW AND GO PSNCONS WN SA Neate PRL Sthoele! AND YOU, YOUNG, LADY, WILL GET A JOB UNCLE WALT WHAT'S A SUCKER? "LL GO AN DEMAND MY MONEY BACK FROM HIM! HOW DID HE HAPPEN TO HEAR IT? MR. MAYBEE CALL gi] THE ONES THAT 421 BOVGHT STOCK IN HIS CORNCOB Co. suCcKERS! Spa WINGING NORTHWARD! THE UNITED STATES! WE'RE MAKING RECORD TIME AND, IF THE WIND KEEPS TO OUR TAIL, WE'LL SOON HAVE CALIFORNIA BENEATH US. LOOK TO YOUR RIGHT, FRECKLES~ WHAT DOES THAT LOOK LIKE LOOKS LIKE LAND... ¥'SR... WHAT 1S (T? MEXICO oR THE UNITED STATES ? Gee TO THE. SOUTH AND MANY MILES BEHIND THEM, PLOWS THE. YACHT "SELKCERF', HEADING FOR SAN DIEGO To AWAIT UNCLE HARRY'S RETURN FROM SHADYSIDE......... HE SHOULD HAVE HIS HAND SLAPPED, Nix! REASON WITH HIM! I'LL No! BABY MUSN'T THROW SEE! LOOK! HE KNOWS WHAT I GLASS! SEE HOW IT SAID! REASON WITH HIM---THAT'S si MODERN Why TO 23) HANDLE KIDS-THERE p)_ISN'T ANYTHING TO tion at the Capitol theater. In this sensational film is an ape fifty feet tall—taller than the jungle trees in which he places her while he protects her, in ferocious combat, from weird and huge dinosaurs and a pter- odactyl, a winged horror that tries to steal her. . But the terrors that beset the gir! and Robert Armstrong and Bruce Cabot, in the jungles, are magnified when they take the great ape to New York. Thinking the girl in danger, “King Kong” breaks his iron bonds and runs wild through the city. Traffic, eleva- ted railways, buildings suffer from the strength of this prehistoric animal With the strength of a locomotive. fa, KEEP YER SHIRT )Yeat! WELL, 1 SHOULDA KNOWN ON, MR. MATOR | BETTER THAN TO DRIVE WITH A 0 CRAZY, GUY LIKE You! ('p Give TPE COTA THIS! HER BUDDIES ae : ss 1 an HULL OD. cescnil cua, VAY, TH oe MMM nde de MISTAR WILLIE WAT ES A Teast We verTnour You, Boots | WonT Yoo MAKE ME THE WAPPIEST MAS ALINE AND. OMY Youll. For the greatest thrill you have ever’ seen reserve the climax in which, from atop the highest building in the world, “King Kong” battles with his fist the Pursuit planes that are trying to kill Means toward success.” him by pumping him full of machine gun bullets! WHERE'S TOM? wucre's TWE BLINKIN' SWAB WOT LEPT OUT O' MY BOAT? yS SOON AS THE DEAD WHALE 1S SECURED TO THE JONAH, THE MATE COMES ABOARD, HOPPING MAD,