The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 18, 1935, Page 10

‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1935 - + By George Clark | SIDE GLANCES i: fae “Now, we sometimes have to because of Jerr THIS CURIOUS ‘Ss change the rules a little bit ”s temper.” WORLD a By William Ferguson WIRE WAS ONE OF THE GREATEST CONTRIBUTING FACTORS IN THE REVOLUTIONIZING OF WESTERN AMERICAN uFe/ "© 1935 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. CAN BE TAUGHT P STAND : | 1S BEING GIVEN TO UNDER-NOURISHED IN RUSSIA, AS A CURE FOR RICKETS/ CHILDREN’ 12-18 THE GUMPS—FOOD FOR REFLECTION 'N MIN-HOW WAS |} TO KNOW THIS FUNNY LQOKING FORK WAS FOR CAKE ? WE'VE HAD A NINE COURSE DINNER AND HARDLY A MORSEL OF FOOD HAS - PASSED MY LIPS/ "SANDWICHES’ AH HERE IT IS -SANDWICHES F | ARE EATEN SEVERAL. DIFFERENT WAYS — AN OPEN. SANDWICH MAY. BE EATEN WITH #7 A SANDWIH OR SALAD FORK- WHILE A _ {if Seah! acs tak oll ADDRESSED CLAUS; A LOT OF THEM ARE DELIVERED To HIM! USTEN, YOU WORM, waar “QH ABOUT TusT $40 IT LOANED 7 YOU TUREE YEARS AGO, AND YOU PROMISED TSEND ME TUE NEXT DAY ? BEFORE CHRISTMAS, GET ME /! SALESMAN SAM HERE YA ARE, Kios! SOUVENIR \OH, GEE! BALLOONS WITH TH! COMPLIMENTS OF 0U22EM'S , TH’ STORE WITH TH’ CHRISTMAS SPIRIT! ANY TING MOVIES Hoover, Republicans | And Ducks in Picture| Herbert Clark Hoover and the Re- publican party preparing for 1936; the business of strike breaking; wild ducks and their decline because of il- legal shooting, drouth and drainage --these are three of the absorbing subjects which make up the new is- sue of the “March of Time” released | by RKO, to be seen at the Paramount ‘Theatre, Wednesday and Thursday with “The Vagabond Lady.” Although for three years in virtual retirement, Hoover still is nominal | head of the Republican party, in| whom is embodied national opposition | to the New Deal. “March of Time” | shows the former president emerging | as the pre-campaign political season | ot 1935 gets under way. “March of | Time” also casts an eye on Borah of | Idaho, Landon of Kansas, Knox of Illinois, Vandenberg of Michigan, | Hamilton Fish of New York, and | others. In Washington, Postmaster General Farley makes a Democratic prediction on next year’s election. | ‘The paradox of the man who makes | money out of strikes is shown in the episode devoted to Pearl Louis Ber- goff, strikebreaker de luxe, who found Porterdale, Ga., tough sledding when Govenor Talmadge ordered Bergoff's plug-uglies out of the state and set- tled matters himself. Sportsmen throughout the country will find in the episode on wild ducks a pigture close to their hearts. “March of Time” describes the de- cline of water fowl in the United States and the reason why 1935's au-; tumn duck migration is historic. It| presents graphically the foes of the ducks—drainage, drouth, and market shooting. The human scalp contains approxi- mately 1000 hairs to the square inch, Patriot Is Appointed to High Chinese Post id F™ vocate of a free, united Chi- na and vigorous foe of attempts to partition his country, Hu Picture Is Based on Tale by Lillian Day A new and unique comedy drama, entitled “Personal Maid’s Secret,” will be the feature attraction at the Cap- itol Theatre today and Thursday. This Warner Bros. production is based on a Saturday Evening Post story by Lillian Day. It is crammed full of hearty chuckles and uproar- ious laughter as well as carrying a glamorous romance and tense drama- tic moments. The plot involves a perfectly effi- cient maid who enters the employ of a struggling couple, and through her adroit manipulation and _ contacts, boosts them from a humble apart- ment to a Long Island estate and to fortune. The maid reveals herself as the mother of a beautiful girl who thinks the couple that raised her are her real parents, and saves her daughter from @ dangerous flirtation with a man about town, ‘There is an unusually talented cast which includes Margaret Lindsay, Warren Hull, radio and musical com- edy star, Anita Louise, Ruth Donnelly, Arthur Treacher, Frank Albertson, Henry O'Neill and Ronnie Cosby, Game authorities have found that foxes are not wanton destroyers of quail, as popularly believed. Fight Embargo on Oil to Italy a A suit to enjoin Secretary of State Cordell Hull and other government officials from en- forcing an embargo on oil, cop- ver. cotton, and scrapiron to Italy has been filed by Dr. Filippo Giordano. left, assist- ant to Genoroso Pope, right, millionaire publisher of Italian BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES HLO HEADACHE WOTCHA GOT THERE 2 ——MY CHRISTMAS PRESENT ? Rede oo WANT OU! E HOCK, NOw'S. CERTANIY DONT FER SON! 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