The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 1, 1936, Page 10

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HOW "THE DOG OUT, I CAN DO BOTH 12 To soak flax. alle A iRinideeliaalieilees adaabed | | 4 et meee COMING : >| HENRIETTA- REMEMBER, MAMA- iti OF COURTEOUS: | Gey re iD SHE'S MY QUEST JHE Py. Sweeter MOTHER INSLAW fi Puzzle 15 Wrath. 18 Laughter sound. 4] 19 Orient. 21 Encamping. 23 Sprains, IT] 24 One of its 5 national parks 25 Feather scarfs 27 Part in a drama. O} 28 Important crop of this country. 34To guide. 36 Wireless. 38 Awry. 40 Model. 41 And. 42 Paths of curves. 43 Composition for one voicey 2To enliven. 3 Insect’s egg. 4 Preposition, 5 Honeybee genus. 6 Fuel. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS. TAG ! 55 Street. BUT I STILL DON'T THINK IT WAS BURGLARS! AT THE SAME. TIME !? LEW AND JACK-TURN THE TABLES [AKKIM ATTEMPTS 70 PLUNGE HIS DAGGER] | DOEANWHILE, DEVRIES IS BUSY LOADING INTO JACKS BACK, BUT LEW Lanhedtnaee vod OF Oe Oe sats maT 5 he HOLD SENDS HIM SPRAWLING) EGYPTIAN ORNAMENTS FROM THE a ~ INNER TOMB, MAKE A QUICK GETAWAYS — ‘7 THIS 1S WHAT AttHouGH] WE'VE BEEN P| eRe ol or / ‘Sky Parade’ Has Fast i Action With Romance ‘All the exciting adventure and Bripping action which have made “The Air Adventures of Jimmie Allen” the most popular serial on the radio have been brought to the screen im his first picture, “The Sky Pa- rade,” which opens Thursday right at the Paramount Theatre. Featured with Jimmie Allen, be- Joved hero of millions of radio fans, ere a host of screen favorites, includ- ing William Gergan, Katherine De- Mille, Kent Taylor, Grant Withers, Dean Jagger, Bennie Bartlett and Billy Lee. Built around the role which Jimmie thas made famous, “The Sky Parade” tells, in a swift succession of thril- ling incidents, the inspiring story of man’s true conquest of the air; not merely learning to fly, but the more important angle of bringing such safety and eureness to flying that it could be transformed from a stunt used by daredevils into the depend- able, useful force which we know it ‘today. Woven into thestory is the ten- der romance between Gargan, har boiled flyer, and Katherine DeMille, which is made possible by Jimmie’s ‘bravery and courage. Landgrebe President Of Lutheran District Aberdeen, 8. D., July 1—(?}—Rev. George Landgrebe of Elgin, N. D., was elected president of the Dakota dis- trict of church here Monday night. Valley City was chosen as the 1937 conven- tion town. Rev. J. Lambertus of Parkstor! was elected first vice president and dele- gated from the South Dakota confer- ence to the national convention to paris in San Antonio, Texas, this t Dr. F. J. Bohnhoff of Valley City ‘was elected second vice president; the Rev, John Drewlow of Mott, N. D., secretary, and the Rev. Greapp of Casselton, N. D., treasurer. 12 HELD TO TRIAL ‘Detroit, July 1.—(?)—Twelve men, defendants with Dayton Dean in the Black Legion slaying of Charles A. Poole, were ordered held without bail for trial when they stood mute on arraignment Tuesday in circuit court. Pleas of innocent were entered for them, The trial date was not set. ESS. Sa] the American Lutheran) AT THE MOVIES | MIHe ATTACK I> SO SUDDEN THAT HYSTER ISTHROWN OFF BALANCE, AND JACK. SENDS HIS. A, GUNS FLYING ACROSS THE TENT- ‘Last Outlaw’ Is Vivid Drama of Modern West ‘The sweeping changes that have taken place in the west since the early nineteen hundreds are mirrored on the screen to give an epic flavor to a story of sixshooter vengeance in @ machine-gun world in RKO Radio's “The Last Outlaw,” with Harry Carey and Hoot Gibson and an all-star cast opening at the Capitol Theatre to- morrow. Sharing feature honors with Mar- garet Callahan are Henry B. Wal- |thall and Tom Tyler. Harry Carey portrays an old bad man who has been cloistered from the world in an Oklahoma prison for twenty-five years. And when Carey steps from his cell, the audience sees through his eyes in a series of flashbacks, the lit- tle Oklahoma cow town as he knew |it when he “stood up” its false-front bank, and as it is today—saloons re- placed by cocktail lounges, wagons and horses by automobiles, and men of the old desperado stamp by cold blooded, rat-minded city gangsters. This panorama of America’s meta- morphosis takes on exciting signifi- cance as Carey, representing all that was vigorous and bold in the past, matches himself and his six-guns HESITATION!) A BOOM-ERANG! WO WEEKS CAMPIN’ 6 AN’ WE AIN'T SHOTA (GONNA KEEP LUNCHIN’ ON THING! WE AIN'T EVEN ) CANNED GRUB, I'M GONNA SEEN 4 vick! AN OY GUN! T WON'T Need against his modern counterpart and all the latter’s specialized death-deal- ing equipment. Henry B. Walthall also em the change, as an old-time sheriff who joins Carey when a bungling politi- cian seems unable to cope with a mob that kidnaps Carey’s daughter. Hoot Gibson and Margaret Calla- {han provide warm, youthful romance as lovers separated by the brutal gang big shot, portrayed by Tom Ty- ler, and by his “rod” men, character- ized by Ray Mayer and Harry Jans. Christy Cabanne directed. Robert Sisk produced. ROSCOE FAWCETT DIES Rochester, Minn., July 1. — (#) — Roscoe Fawcett, 49, vice-president and general manager of Fawcett publica- tions, died shortly after noon in a hospital here Tuesday. Elsie, Mae, Lucille and Billie Col- quitt, of LaGrange, Ga., have their birthday parties together. All were |born on Aug. 11. soll YA FIXED TH & 2 VCAN DON. oe = deers BOAT SO BOOTS : SE we = NL COULONT GO XA DON'T WANE ANY ENIDENC! FISHIN’ , Et 2 ANHOEVER KILLED JEFI BLEW NITRO, TRUCK KILLED Tris Gespoe ho BUTCH. HE WAS AFRAID BUTCH'D TALI. A bill to prohibit “stag” parties was introduced during the 1935 North Carolina legislature's session. BUDWEISER Now l5c No Charge for the Bottle