The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 11, 1935, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1985 800 HORSEPOWER BRAKE TESTS Te Coane s Con ASTONISH TRAFFIC POLICE WEL Te 7a Se ee Wi Hudson-Bendix Rotary-Equalized Brakes staggered the Safety Divi- e LITTL! Fi. pM IN ‘SPORT NOW WHEN. IMMED IN: x n é 1 PLUNGE= \ 7 AND WHEN Me, rin sion of Detroit's Police Traffic Department. The Officials: ALL POLICE and Michigan Mutual Liability Co. men. POLICE REQUIREMENT: At 20 miles per hour, car must stop in 18 feet. Terraplane stopped in 10 feet 8 inches:! At 40 miles per hour, car must stop in 71 feet. Hudson-built Terra- e stopped in 40 feet 1 inch, PERFECT BRAKING at 50 M. P. H. Police require car to stop in 111 ft. Terraplane stopped in 65 ft. 4 inches!! AT 80 MILES per hour these brakes absorb 800 Horsepower, AT 90 MILES per hour, Hudson brakes absorb 1200 H. P.!! This tremendous power smoothly, positively controlled. With easy pedal pressure you stop in SHORT STRAIGHT LINE. When they talk about BRAKES, ask them to duplicate THIS. 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Phone 1500 | Tus Curious Wortp &.nem HAS A 35,000 MILE COASTLINE/ (480UT TEN THOUSAND MILES GREATER THAN THE CIRCUMFERENCE OF THE EARTH ) 2) 1995 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. wTMBUCTOO, THE NATIVES PUT UP ROOSTING POLES ON MINARETS TO SERVE AS RESTING PLACES FOR THE RETURNING SPIRITS OF THEIR, DEAD. : THERE ARE /SO KINOS oF | AT THE MOVIE Claudette Big Hit in |Ann Harding Coming Light-Hearted Comedy One of thove gay. effervescent and ‘Ught-hearted comedies, Paramount's “The Gilded Lily” came to the Para- mount Theatre Sunday, to score another hit for its star Claudette Col- bert who has been seen in so many of the recent season's successes, Assisted by Fred MacMurray and Ray Milland {n the principal roman- dc roles, Miss Colbert gives an entire performance in her topnotch comedy vein, with short and delighttul se- quences of the dancing and singing she first introduced in “Torch Singer.” In “The Gilded Lily.” Miss Colbert plays @ romantic soul, a girl who ex- pects love to blow her “three feet off Until the fateful mo- con- the ground.” ment—and love—arrive, st tent to sit on a park as s of extraord Miss Colbert after and po . b enter- tainer on two con But the fina and Mac- on the park n watch the Murray hay bench where world go by. 3 m | mand—Jefferson. ade-out, Wes- | n fine job of | mboat, ete. incl ud ing C. Aubrey and Tom Dug: general hila: A bill dra ‘oduction in the North C: chamber for the means of punishment. The 1934 kiti in Mason county, Texas, averaged one deer for every 150 acres of pre: S. In ‘Enchanted April’ Ann Harding's sublime talents are afforded a forceful theme in “En- chanted April.” her latest starring picture coming to the Capitol theatre. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Miss Harding portrays the rebellion of a wife against bondage to the home. She wishes to discard the se- curity which every woman seeks in |@ marriage contract, and temporar- ily pursue an individual life which would restore the glamor of her courting days, She begins a vacation at a me- dieval castle in San Salvatore, Italy. But her plans are impeded by a sud- den realization—a powerful climax to this charming drama. “Enchanted April” ranks among the perennially popular books. Written by “Elizabeth,” of “Elizabeth and Her hh German Garden” fame, it sold more than 150,000 copies. Also on the same program “Show Kids,” a technicolor musical with 100 clever children including the famous “M ) Kiddies” and “Hail Colum- series of historical recreations by M. Newman. The activities of historical landmarks in the ‘ing shots. Benjamin jin apprenticed as a printer— hington bids farewell to his com- in his Virginia sion—Robert Fulton and his first Some unusual in- sights into American history are af- | Once thought to have been extinct \in western North Carolina, several | colonies of beavers have been found season, Field workers helping launch the | government's rural rehabilitation pro- {gram in North Carolina found 33,- | 000 of the 70,000 people on relief rolls were experienced in farming. “If you want to stop that cough and enjoy this movie, LUDENIZEe* your throat!” NE WeAS F Al PLUNGE Rat FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS gigs SHE'LL BE DOWN IN A FEW MINUTES....GRAB A ROPE WHEN SHE GETS CLOSE... ANO WELL HELP THESE SAILORS 3! QUT, T'S ABSOLUTELY SAFE! 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