The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 17, 1936, Page 10

Hy i e | played here Tuesday night. Gq ¥ assistant dean of students affairs, an- « mounced Friday. The party will leave -the foul circle. | will watch the 1925 Olympic games at, Avs. JHE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 1 1936 _ INDEPENDENT ENDENT TEAN "MAKES NEGRO ACES | WORK FOR VICTORY: f= Game Here Is Called for 8 P. M., at World War Memor- ial Building RUSAN IS HIGH SCORER! Satovich Paces State Independ- ent Champions in Encoun- ter at Mandan sreiapeene cca: 741, | ins dnc Harlem Globe Trotters} bined dazzling passing with spec- | lar shooting to score a 32-24 vic-| niy over the Bismarck Phantoms al ‘Mandan Thursday night. | The Negro basketball wonders.; forced by the spirited Phantoms to; work for the victory, had little op-; portunity until the closing two min- | ‘utes of the game to exhibit the clown- ing tactics that has delighted crow! ds} ‘all over the country. Ehhibiting the best form they have shown all season, the Phantoms bat- tled the colored stars on even terms during the first quarter but lost | q Globe Trotters Beat Phantoms, 32-24; Play Here Tonight __ Gets Big Chance ——— 4 Charley Retzlaff, Leonard, N. * EASTERN OFFICIALS PROPOSE ' Buddy Beall Elected Demon Grid Captain Biggest Chicago Fight Crowd Since ’32 to See Louis-Retzlaff Fracas FORECAST 100.00 | GATE FOR BOMBER’ | FIRST 1936 ARFRAY i | Fights Last Night | _ RADICAL GRID RULE CHANGES, | ; Point for Each First Down, Re-! | turn of Goal Posts Are | Advocated { (By the Associated Press) CLASS A BASKETBALL TEAMS REACH CROSSROADS THIS WEEK {Seven Major Teams Still Unde- feated in Strictly Class A Competition Demons Conquer Mandan Puck Six High School Skaters Win 6-5 Decision in Hard-Fought his D, farmer, wth tonight when he m Bombing Joe Louis of Detroi a scheduled 15-round bout at Chi- cago stadium, has a more or less ble opportunity to prove, , ts ea Jamestown ground in the second period and could | mever quite bridge the gap. i Tonight the two teams meet again @t the World War Memorial building; here. The game has been called for promptly at 8 p. m., in order to make certain that all fight fans will have time to get to their radios to listen! to the broadcast of he Louis-Retz-| | New York, Jar ‘of illustrious names for ball plas + There's Eddie Collins Moot less Fi ; turned back ers, 25 to 22, both teams h: eight minutes The | 17.—«?)}—Speakin: wit laff bout. Birmingham Nashville has. +l A preliminary gaine between Klein's | Larry Lajoic Fisher . .. Connie Maci! "Toggery, City League leaders, and the} Thomas p! with ‘Portageville in. | Washburn Independents, has been|the Kitty called for 7 p. m. Phantoms Take Lead | The Phantoms jumped into a lead 4n the opening minutes of play at Mandan when field goals by Don Bondy and Joe Satovich and a free throw by Ben Jacobson gave them 4 B-4 edge. slip. | Field goals by Harry Rusan andj | Opa Courtney before the first quar- | Scein aps seeulise peo aiken? | ter ended gave the Trotters a 8-7 mar-} gin, however, and from then on they ‘were never headed. Paced by the diminutive Rusan, who @ropped in three field goals with all the deftness and artistry of a dancer, the Trotters assumed a 17-11 margin at the halftime, clung to the lead in the face of a determined Phantom| rally in the third quarter and emerg- ed with the eight-point margin at the close of the game. Breaking fast and making a goou share of their long shots count, the Phantoms at no time were out of the picture although at times they just |; stood and watched while the colored wizards passed and wheeled outside} Satovich Leads Locals Joe Sativoch led the Phantoms in the scoring column, breaking in close twice to score and tallying twice on Jong pitches from near the center of the floor. Rusan was high point man for the winners with his five field goals. ‘Courtney has 8 points, as did Sato- ‘vich; Ford and Ben Jacobson each got % and Ted Meinhover collected 6. Frank Lee turned in an outstanding game for Bismarck. During the first half he repeatedly broke up the col- ored stars’ vaunted passing attack and he failed to get into the} scoring column, his passing was nev-/ ertheless a vital factor in the Phan-| toms’ offense. Meinhover and Inman Jackson al- ternated at controlling the tip, with Méinhover having the edge under the basket. Bondy, Satovich and Jacob- gon turned in fine floor games. The summary: Globe T. te tt pf PRanioms, fs ee vey Rusan, f 0 0 Le Co. A, Senior Quints - Victors at Menoken Menoken, N. D. Jan. 17. marck’s Company A quint swamped the Menoken Independents, 40-12 and | a team of Bismarck high school fall 4ors snowed the MenoXen prep e under a 25-5 score in a doubleheader | | Leon | Doerner was high scorer for the sol- | | | ' diers while Bob Illchen led the Sen- _ fors in the scoring department. The | | pei summaries: eeareen te fe ut pt Bismarck fg ft Harri Ai ft Bliss, ¢ Robin'n, g 0 Hollis'r, ¢ 2 ? — — — Hedst'm, ¢ 0 Totals 4 poe est a Totals 200 8 eferee: Meyers. leche: mpire: Bierman, Students Will See Olympics) . Minneapolis, Jan. 17.-(4\—Bernie Bierman, Minnesota football coach, ‘lin, Germany, in company with a group of students and several other university officials, Otis C. McCreary, the United States about the middle of , A stop for ten days, starting 4. is scnedtiled at Berlin, 1n or- . witness the principal competi- | x. in the Olympics, Southworth, Jr., Asheville where h ... There was a Mayodan in the Bi-State League last| season. ... of this things credited to the old} Georgia Peach and drew flyve paa ski... (Take it easy now) ... Signs reading like these have been posted on leading to Red Wing, Minn., di- recting Scandinavians to the na- tional ski meet there Feb, 10.... Gene McCann, scout, heads more baseball teams than any cther man in captivity. +. He is president of the Akron, Norfolk and Binghampton clubs, all Yankee farms. ... Even the high schools are doing it ithe thi . . Frontenac, Kans., and Commerce, | Okla., were selected to play you guessed it—Zine bowl game | Atchison recently. jannual feature . jSpend a month in the east nm on, mecting Fordham, Temple and} Michigan State. | {Pigskin debutant fires burning brightly at Minn during the pre-spring kipper.| Mi Cobb Inman with} But he couldn't do some, the pint} highways veteran Yankee jtain things, ‘fundamentals, he There in the—| for bowlers th: . Tt will be an) ina ti “St. Mi Ss may| Ee t sea-| . 170—count ‘em—! s keep the gridir alley, | Don’t deliver ‘foot in front. beginner ho That is jing to the novice, progressed to a point a simple list of atito improve their gam Don't use too much sp Don't grip the ball too Don’t loft the ball. Lay it on the ial Emerges mn Emerges With Vic- | | tory After Team Gces Score- | | Sports Round-Up By EDDIE BRIETZ rst 8 Minutes m Moor head State Teac Thursday fter ad gone for at the start of play. night theraselves to to do cer- ery enlightei after he h: re he knov he should be told shouldn't do. but, “dont’s” at, if ol the ball with the rigt of A « if ;| Mencken Prep Quint | be given for each first down. In case lof a tie, a fi ibe added to settle the issue. Another as to forward pass inter- nce proposed a straight 15 yard penalty, measured from the point ot the preceding down, ‘instead of the minute period would | % wi in the Chicago adium for what is scheduled as a 15-round battle. The test, if it amounts to that, will be the Brown Boinber's first in 1936. ns Friday were that 20,000) ctators will see the bout. All of! ‘ed the Highway and Regulatory De- iday night. : | London, Eng. — Tommy Farr, i Overtime Tilt ~ "alg 191, Wales, outpointed Tommy H o | — A -| H (By the Associated Press) ' New York, Jan. _17.—()—Foothats| Negro» 10-1 Choice, Will Out | Loughran, Philadelphia, (10). 4, | North Dakota high school basket-| After bidding valiantly for victory | will become an easier game to undet-| weigh N. D. Farmer About 137, Philadelphia, outpeinted ball. reaches the “crossroads” this es acts nar periods here id jstand and a harder one to score if} Five Pounds Schnny Jadick, 140, Philadel- Se mal perro i ove pat puck chasers finally LOWEN oF aie ithe suggestions of the Eastern Asso- | phia, (10). iri lente Gr wines Wag the toanis’ his marck high school Demons, 6-5, in the ’ | jciation of football officials are adopted i headed. ‘st overtime period. Chi: , Jan. 17. — (P) — The a |by the rules commit | pouis-Retslatr fight tonight will \'4 Although only three of the Class A|., Goals by Clark Swick and Lucius { e Gant ' f} teams — Wahpeton, Dickinson and | Wedge in the opening minutes of the | Radical i start at i0 p.m. eee a OV in Fargo — remain ‘undefeated in all|OVertime period provided the winning Ss were high- dard time}. ae NBC-W4JZ net- games played this season, seven ag- margin after the visitors had knotted nS UO Wales cas “work will browe “Igregations are yet undefeated by|the score at four-all in a belated E gh, chairman of the He . quints of that class rally. T. Ferderer scored once more tional rules committee. Chicago, Jan. 17.—(P)}—Jos Louis, On a strictly Class A game basis,|for Mandan in the overtime. | One advocated return of the goaijmen of the hour in the fight bust- : the leaders are Valley City, Minot and| Wedge smashed the puck past Goal — mans | posis to the goal lines and adoption | Ness. catches up tonight with Charley Wahpeton in two games ‘and Dickin-|Sinkula twice in the first period and u {of a system of prompt announce- | Retlzaff, TOUCRUIOE Ht ena ees piie ec ia son in one. The other unbeaten clubs|SWick and Jack Smith each counted \ ™ :D tes t ime {promise him a battle. ‘ \ are Grand Forks, Fargo and James- ea to give the Demons a four-point immies Defeat sic ste ges are tnt pectacular Detroit Negro, | a ae ama is \ the point atter touchdown should be|¥ xplosive fists have blasted: With both teams rellying to win the | “ON Ye ave Hot met an oppo- |e, George Schaumberg sent his it hy d, 25- 22 simi: ed and instead a peint should open a new vein of huge “gates,',second and third games after drop- a kag Sopa ieee. this week- | entire reserve team into the game at s oor 2a ld North Dakota ping the first, the First National bank 4 setts Rell rd ¢ the opening of the second period and eet rr bp A) the Mandan crew responded with two Take af vamestan saturday: Devils goals, both of them by J, Ferderer. Lake at Valley City; Dickinson at, TWO more goals, one by Ferderer Bismarck; Mandan ‘at Minot, In/@id the other by “Pud” Fitterer, otner major games Grand Forks Fri- | knotted the ecount in the last regular day will meet the defending state | Period. The lineups: and Service Eleciric’ trundlers defeat- partment teams, respectively, in Com- mercial League matches rolled Taurs- Mannerow bowled games of 168-161-159—503 for the evening's 156-144-177— 477 rd of the ball to the offended | three game honors. The scores: ‘i Mandan Bismarck am at the place where the inter- them will be hoping that Retzlaff ad-! First ‘National Bank soa esas Sia Cian FA | baterer L. Wedge ference occurred. heres to his promise to throw punches Boese . ++ 169-152-122— 343 rion, Saturday. |J. Ferderer RW R. Swick | Other suggestions were: bringing; from the start. Most of them will b>) | Haney... 115-150-160— 425 |" Tae’ standings of Class A teams for |7 Ferderer LW J. Smith lthe ball in 15 yards from the side-|expecting to see Louis. a 1-to-10 choles Cook 108- 88-111— 307) cames played within the circuit: ‘Fidel LD Varney jlines, instead of 10, after it ¢t2s out; h virtually no Retzlaff money Samuelson 120-133-155— 408 * é | Majelki RD G. Paul Jeliminating the chance for a fair|around, accomplish another of his; Lawyer .... 122-123-121— 376 | W L T.PO.TP.!Sinkula G Sanborn jcatch of a kicked ball after it has|Crushing triumphs. [ee seeeeese Q5- 95- 95— 295 | Valley City... 2 0 53 30! Spares: Mandan, Bender; Bismarck, ibeen touzhed by a defensive player oo : eicleria eae Oa 2 0 62-220. Monroe; D. Larson; N. Larson, V. | autivedakd’ epaley ator toute ee || ep || Totals 729-741- 742148 | Wahpeton +2 0 51 36/Sorsdahl, A. Ode. ' ed belly acpldvee “Onveneaeices || Louis vs. Retzlaff |: Highway Department 'Dickinson . SadoyOr IS eda) { tt hasbeen “toushea || |/Mannerow . 168-161-159— 5 PaO OO 0 Oj Cot onl ® Va receiving player, and elimination the see a suede eels pare een 5 i ° 3 0 3 ut YOU RE am ar ie jo the Tule Tequlstbe =useHutes (ores | rath ecnipare: POF GREET de eotindt| | HORE + 120-148-168— 496| Bismarck ......, 0 1 22 29 _» | bout in the Chicago Stadium to- | | Schlosser a oe eee te LL NG ME q 2 night: A | or =. ‘Park River. ae eae ana Lie) ct “iW ing Gia Defeat | Retzlaff Louis || Totels 723-734-754—2241 | Devils Lak Re eee Ot ce ey Age 21 i | Williston 0 3 35 + 77| Connie Mack was 52 when he Arena Team, 38-27)! tis. a lI Service Electric | wrecked his 1914 champions . it took PiNEARS | Heignt B11 Dummy 144-144-144— 432| Pe oo. | 15 years to forge another title Wing, N. D., Jan. 17—Paced by!! Reach Sade ia-igs-ize— 979 | Bierman Definitely crew and he'll be 88 when he leads | Jacobson with 13 field goals and three |! treck 16%, in, || Kottsick 137-124-180— 4411 Turned Down Tulane|2™>ther at the same rate .. . Tony free throws, the Wing high school!| Biceps 13in, _ || Moe... 177-153-133— 463 Canzoneri is pining for just one thing | girls team defeats d Arena, 38-27, here || Forearm 12% in, | Donaldson 152-119-140— 417 Minneapolis, Jan. 17.—(2)—Joy was st Friday . nee summar; i| wrist in. || ‘ unrestrained Friday among devotees fg tt pt}! Chest (nor.) 42in. 41in, |} Total 737-876-119—2132 of University of Minnesota foot- £ 2" Chest (exp) 44% in. 43 in, } y Department |ball inasmuch as they were assured | Sine |W 33in. 34in. + 161-120-113— 394 again—now by Tulane itself—that Olson, gO | Thigh 21gin, — 20in. + 126-101- 92— 318)Coach Bernie Bierman refused the 6 1\| Cait 15in. 15in, + 126-135-128— 389! southern school's offer. ; Ankle O,in. 10in. + 123-111-119— 353 oc rypleally Bierman, the Gopher! Totals 17 Totals Vive, 1 Downs Sterling, 23-7 cer ling, N, D in Jan, 1%.—Led by Owen, the Menoken thall team ran up a} Sterling prep] _iquint here last Frid If the 20,000 attendance material- izes, the gate receipts will crowd | $100,000, of which the cold- eyed ; fegro will receive 40 per cent. He! also will get a similar cut out of the! radio and motion picture receipts. Retzlaff is down for 17% per cent of! the gate. A c of 20.000 also| would be the biggest since 1932 when} Jack Dempsey, hero of boxing’s other | big gold rush, and King Levinsky! fought their four-round exhibition; in the stadium. Leuis to Get About $40,000 ach refused comment at Hibbing,| 47- 47- 47— 141 phee he was a banquet speaker Sopa | hursday night, but it was enough Totals. Devils Lake, Jan. 17.—-#)—Devils! Lake's second annual winter carniva!| jopencd Thursday with first round! james in the independent basketball tournameat.. Tesms urday but the Gopher coach, whose ner out for the summer cinder meets teams have been undefeated for three!. . . Says it’s great training, running against strong fields . . . While the Boston Braves are looking for another name, the experts have hung a new rn one on the Athletics . Mack's Pathetics. seasons, had replied he “could not see his way clear to accept.” | The offer of Tulane was a reputed | and | $15,000 a year contract for ten years. represetiting Isabel . They call ‘em ‘ inating Stark-| Eynie Nevers Named OMAHA WINS” Coach at Lafayette! omans, neb. Jan.17.—(?}—Bill Nel- getting ready to kacck the Florida | dolls dead . . . He’s taking cight suits of clothes... That New York | U, basketball team just can't do anything wrong. .. . Those boys Pass without locking. ... Veteran northwest skicrs are sad since a 1i-year-old Ishpeming, Mich, Jad—Paul Bictila—stopped them celd with a leap of 194 fee! jand th ffort Don’t try to learn it all in a day. 'Take yi Don't expect a strike every you roll a ball. practice sea-{ GopnhCHEARE : (SR A Abeling and ‘Aneta were victorious in Thursday! json, . .. it's a record crop. ‘jump, a inaaor : ‘i re ,s,| Hing, forwards, and Gwen. center,each To Louis, who has not squandered | moming’s tilts, el a See 1 Sapontt, exert vouraeltod i ored three times from the floor and ) More than six rounds on any of his; 1 h Don't exert yourself. Take it easy. | last nine foes, the engaz t {weather and the Zim Tims of Devils Johnny Orlando, who gocs south | 4 slow accurate ball is better than| Sing dropped in a gift shot for high-/ [8st nine foes. the engagement Is Just 7 o16, Tsalsel won, 30 to 25, while Aneta | with the Red Scx this year, is | 4 fast, wild onc. vi ;scoring honors. Sherman's three/4 opportunity to add about $40,000; v.64 out the Lakers, 21 to 19. Bel-! to the $364,000 he collected last year.| |He is confident that nothing like 15 jrounds will be required to send Retz-| laff the way of Livinsky, Primo Car-i |nera, Max Baer and Paulino Uzcudun, | his most recent victims. For Retzlaff, it is a chance to pro-! eld goals and a gift shot counted | all of Sterling's points, The summary: patpecr caiman nas our time and learn faste: this afternoon’s first round games. A 26-round boxing program pro- moted by the American Legion and a carnival dance completed the first | ati. pal ie day’s events on the four-day program vide an saan ae fugition of which is sponsored by the greater what ‘Louis a " ) = |sure. It has been so long since any-|Devils Lake association, civic organ: Expect a spa en, and roil for it with all the| that you put into getting a | Kee Robin'n, g 0 Inc.)| Totals oe Service, ization of young men. Lake and Kloten plays Langdon inj; | Easton, Pa. Jan. 17.—(#)—Ernie Nevers, one of the greai figures in Sianford’s athletic Hail of Fame, was named football coach at Lafayette college Friday. Henry W. Clark, new athletic direc- tor at Lafayette, announced the se- lection of the former All-American fullback and present Stanford back- field coach from a group of 100 appli- ;Son’s only points of the game, a last | minute field goal, settled for a 34 to |33 victory by Omaha University Thurs- day night over the University of South Dakota basketball team. Omaha trailed {at the half, 20 to 16. Soviet air routes extend over one- sixth of the earth's surface, and are based on three principal trunk lines, with their spurs. ~;and gymnastics instructor are open at| 8\the school through the resignation of! | Ancil llstrup to give full time social science teaching. OUR BOARDING eae CLEVE SEEKS NEW POST Minneapolis, Jan. Director Frank Cleve college, Moorhead, Minn., didate today for a coaching job at 7 H his high school alma mater, Minne- lapolis South. Combin 17.—(4)—Athletic | of Concordia | was a can-! y the Omaha U. 3 22. Jamestown 25; Moorhead Teach: Minnesota 7; Associated Press) BASKETBALL ; South Dakota U. 33. ors Hockey Michigan 1 The Brazilian cat-frog climbs into Dakota's favor, toja tree and lays its eggs in a nest have also won two games each from jmade by gluing leaves together, / Sentinel Butte Team Wins Sixth Straight) Sentinel Butte, N. Sentinel Butte Dakotas, independent basketball team here, chalked up their sixth straight victory of the sea- son here Tuesday by defeating the Alpha quint, 32-31. A previous game {between the two teams ended in the 22-21. The locals , Jan. 17.—The Golva and the Beach DeMolays. — BUT, MY DEAR, JASPER GRANVILLE MY SIDE OF THE HOOPLES \S AN UNBROKEN LINE FROM THE TIME OF CHARLEMAGNE /—~ EGAD,1 HAVE A CHART , OF OUR FAMILY TREE "TO BACK IT UP/~YvouR, SIDE MARRIED IN AFTER CHARLES THE SECOND YES ™ UMP- KAFF KAFF = "RETURNED FROM FRANCE! OF TWYTTEN, HE MAKES NO MENTION OF IN THE MEMOIRS THEYRE OF GEOFFRY TH LAST HOOPLE ,THE EARL) wots Your, ee ~ THRE PATER IN TRADE | TOLD ME oy SOME OF YOUR, Fz PEOPLE ENGAGED )\F ON TH * OLD, SHADY FAMILY TREE | 1-17 Louis has first scared, then knocked jfor the first time this week. field looms as a strong contender in! one got tough with the Bomber that it has become almost legend that all his opponents stiff. Retzlaff in-' sists that he will not be whipped be-; fore he starts, Testimony that the strapping | heavy from the wheat belt has the; equipment to damage anyone he can hit, is found in his record. His de- structive right hand has accounted for | 55 knockouts in 68 fights. | Well Matched Physically Physically, they are well matched.| Louis was expected to weigh at! noon Friday about 201 pounds, his heaviest for an important battle. Reizlaff, with advantages in height and reach, figured to be culveeret by about five pounds at 196. Louis would not predict how long the fight would last other than to say that he would get it over as) quickly as possible, His trainer, Jack | Blackburn, said it would end as “ “soon | as we can hit him. Maybe the first. \ maybe the second, maybe the third. Not any longer than that.” The Bomber will be aiming at his | 27th consecutive professional triumph, | and his 23rd :nockout. Dickinson Model High,| | Hebron Lead League Sentinel Butte, N. D., Jan, 17. —He-| ron with four consecutive conference { victories and Dickinson Model high ; with one remain at the top of the’ Northern Missouri Slope Conference | standings, announced Friday by M.} A. Tovey, league secretary. i Teams from Beach and Belfield ; swing into action in the ae | Bel- the western division and Hebron and Taylor are making a good race in the eastern half. The standings: : Ww L Pet. Hebron ...... « 4 0 1000 Model High 1 0 1000! Taylor .... vate 350 Glen Ullin . 1g 500 New Salem .. eer | 333 Sentinel Butte Mae 000 Richardton . o O 2 000 Almont . o 3 000 Soviet airlines total more than 45.- 000 miles, on more than half of which Pees are carried. Harlem Globe Trotters TONIGHT Vs. Bismarck Phantoms ‘Bani Ghose, 15-year-old Indian girl! ‘ —a third match with Barney Ross, at catchweights, so there’d be no dan- ‘ 4 = Pr ger to. Tony's title ... Jim Braddock’s | 2 mail grows heavier and heavier and im . a big proportion.of it is from small i 6-101- boys, who seem to be great boosters {| -135-: for the champ ... There are plenty S I 23-111-! of touch letters in the daily bag from i 6-14. 47 grown-ups ... Charley Grimm is 2 counting on great things from a H rookie chukker with the classic name Ss 1738-658- 676-2072 | ra fans to hear Dr. Wilbur C. Smith,|0f Clauson Vines . . . Vines won 33 |Tulane athletic director, announce the | for Jeanerette in the Evangeline ‘Devils Lake Winter jmentor definitely turned down the | league last year, which is good in any i proposition. [league ... Glenn Cunningham takes Carnival Is Opened)” at New Orieans, Dr. Smith said anjexception ‘to the statement that a ‘offer was made to Bierman Jast Sat-| winter indoor campaign burns a run- \ ’ jhave been established at strategic | YOU'D HAVE A ‘ ; NOSE LIKE A ELEFUNT, CUZ J , i s 4 Memorial Bldg. (8 o’clock sharp) cants, CHANNEL SWIMMER Nevers succeeds Herb McCracken, By swimming non-stop for 50 hours, ‘who resigned after a 12-year coaching The largest and fastest airport fuel- ing systems in the world have been AY developed on the six bases used by the ?, new transpacific air service. Before real bombs are Tttachea to military planes, dummies are placed in the holders to test the releasing apparatus. regime. of Bombay, established herself as a| candidate for world endurance ret» SAINTS VICTORS ords. She is training now for a try! Kansas City, Jan. 17.—(#)—St. Paul at the English Channel Jate in the whipped Kansas City, 5 to 3, in a riot- the summer, in an attempt to dupli- ous American Hockey association game Thursday night. Fans hurled shalt Seana on the ice in the third period, an Thirty new meteorological stations; Almquist and Lilly engaged in a cone ‘A new portable unit recently dem- ‘onstrated in Washington enables points throughout Mexico to increase; Chinese movie fans of the Far East ‘planes to pick up mail while in full ‘call Harold Lloyd “Luke.” cate Gertrude Ederle’s feat. | safety facilities for aviators. | flight. OUT OUR bicoed By Williams YEH, BUT NATURE MAKES MISTAKES! SHE MUST, ER LISSEN, WORRY WART— IF NATURE INTENDED - You TO SMOKE, SHE'D HAVE PUTA LITTLE SMOKESTACK COMIN’ OUTA TH’ Top ER WEAD | i i REO. & PAT. OFF. B 1996 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. HEAR THE FIGHT, TOO! Starting at 8 o'clock sharp, the game will be over in plenty of time to allow you to get to your radios to listen to the Joe Louis-Charley Retz- y ily are the strongest traveling club, At Mandan last night, the Globe Trot- ters won 32 to 24, but the Phantoms made the going rough. Real bas- fans in the Capital City will not miss the game tonight.