The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 27, 1936, Page 10

» HORIZONTAL 1.7 Offcial in Poland 4A rumor (6 Minister's discourse it To peel 48 To agitate 80 Ship's deck julwarl 4 25 Cat's murmur. INAIGISIRZ 26 Half an em 27 To put on 2% Morindin dye 30 Toward 31 To prick. 32 Door rug 34 Blockhead 35 To love exe ceedingly 36 Departs 38 To rent 39 Exclamation. 41Golf teacher 61 Decayed. 42 Corpse 43 Postscript MebLiia 44 Negative word 2 Oat. EI MTIAl SIRIEIEIN Re MSIPIATT a0 om 46 Lampoons. 51 Also 52 Street car 54 To renovate. 55 Couple. 56 Slanted. 58 Turns aside. 60 He has a fine politi Answer to Previous Puzsie , E| IMP RESTEIM 1} UTIL Vy EMESINIAIGMETIO (a0) © IDIETAILMRKJE INIOMBATLIAIS} GIEIRIMIAIN Te! 11 Little devil. 12 Poultry pen. 13 Whip. 15 Male cat. 17 He has been — over 10 4 years. ALL 19 Above. . Pe 21 He was fore lololo} 2° Those who OINTE 24 Mexican INDRA dishes, 4 27 To languish. VIGIL TISIT 3 Roman emperor 4 Monkey 5 Company. 6 Special com- mission. 8 Bones. 9 Prophet. 43 Balance. 45 Powder ingredient. 47 To scatter 48 Within. 49 Scarlet. 50 Pitcher $1 Sour. 53 Cow’s call. 55 House cat. 57 Pair 59 Toward. Many Stars Appear (‘China Clipper’ Is In ‘Sing, Baby, Sing’ If women can change their minds| pbout men, man can change their) minds about women. | At any rate, they do it in Holly-/ fwood—and this year’s crop of Holly- fwood beauties presents a new type pt showgirl. Averages in height and weight fiaken among the 50 pretty singing and dancing girls in “Sing Baby, Bing,” the Twentieth Century-Fox combination of comedy, melody and yomance coming Thursday to the Paramount Theatre, shows that “Miss Hollywood” is now a person five feet, e-half inches tall and undred and ten pounds. , Adolph Menjou, Greg- , Ted Healy, Patsy Kelly, Whalen and the Ritz Broth- all of whom are featured in “Sing ” became interested in ments of the girls during action of the film and the fig- ‘The ‘average show beauty working| wirls were blondes, and this year 26 musical at the Twentieth Century- Fox lot, was two inches shorter and wweighed 110 pounds. Last year the greater number of| girls were blondes, and this years 26) of the 50 girls have tresses of the! light brown shade which Alice Faye thas termed “amber blonde.” Fourteen pf the girls have black hair and only| 20 are proper blondes. Curiously enough, the chorus aver- tage coincides with Alice Faye's height and weight, Director Sidney Lanfield and B. G. “Buddy” DeSylva, asso- i un 3 i E Gg i the similarity is mere coincidence. Selling Old Flock Is Good TB Control Plan “The routine practice of selling the fold flock in the fall every year so that hothing but pullets are retained over winter probably will do more than @ny other one thing to reduce the fosses of poultry from tuberculosis,” bays Dr. Lee M. Roderick, head of the N.D.AC. veterinary department. Fowl tuberculosis is one of North Wakota’s most serious poultry dis- ‘There is not only a constant loss over a given period of time ig likewise a consequent egg production. disease primarily of old Policy of disposing of all lerick, ad re el very fall, as recommended is effective. While wis may acquire the disease , they seldom die during the of life. The disease is not itted through the egg so that i a Tatil in g a 5 STRONG For WRIGLEY'S Thrilling Air Drama No more thrilling drama of the air has come to the screen than First National's new picture “China Clip- per,” which was shown for the first time locally to enthusiastic audiences @t the Capitol Theatre yesterday. A tribute to the vision, ingenuity and courage of the men who battled not only storm and fog, but the tim- idity and prejudice of capitalistic in- terests, to establish long distance air lines, “China Clipper” is a brilliant chapter in the pictorial history of daring aviation. ‘The exterior scenes were largely filmed right at the air base of the fa- mous China Clipper that recently be- gan its flights from Alameda, on the Pacific Ocean near San Francisco, to the Philippine Islands, the giant transoceanic ship itself having a prominent part in the picture. Other exteriors were taken at Catalina Islands, where the tropical foliage of the Orient could be duplicated. Pat O’Brien does superb work in his role of a young aviation enthusi- ast and war ace who is obsessed with | the inspiration to span the world by air, From a youth of fantastic dreams he develops into a hard bit- ten, iron souled man who drives his fellows ruthlessly and unmercifully to attain his objective. » STORIES IN STAMPS ByI.S.Klein ’ 4 N a blustery winter day in December, 1791, a group of dejected friends bore a plain pine coffin into St. Mark’s cemetery in Vienna. The howl of the wind through bare branches was the only funeral dirge. At the gate, the bearers turned the box over to the keeper and left the body | for a pauper’s burial. Years later, someone discovered that in that plain box was the body of a genius, but the grave of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, re- garded by many as the world’s greatest composer, could not be located. From the age of 6 to the time, of his death at 35, young Mozart composed 922 known pieces of music—operas, symphonies, con: certos, string quartets and quin- tets, songs, and other types. Yet whatever reward he received he lavished on his sickly wife, the former Constance Wagner, or on his numerous “friends.” As a re- sult, he died His portrait appearson BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDA WITH ANDY HE'S TOVING WIT! TANT. / YOUR MIDDLE NAME IS/ OLE — I'LL BET START A PIRE AN ASBESTOS FARTORY \TH MP, | WHY DON'T You NEVER! ONLY LL THE POLICE ? WEAKLINGS YELL FOR E TO es THEIR BUSINESS| | THE POLICE! | HAVEN'T IN |} TETOELE EET WRONG “THING, IT USUALLY ‘YZ TURNS OUrTOBETHE §=6=/f RIGHT THING! You'Re —_ JACK -I'VE NEVER SEEN | | SAY~ ISN'T THAT J SO MUCH MONEN, IN ALL MY LIFE ? GRANVILLE, OVER AT THE RODLETTE SALESMAN SAM T GUESS YER RIGHT SAM! ) YoU said (T ZEKE! THIS OUTEIT IS JEST TH’ TICKET! (WLC STAND TH’, RACKET AN’ THATS WHAT Ya want! BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES WASH TUBBS ALLEY OOP G-G-G-GEE | 1 SUS’ HAPPENED To THINK + S'POSE BOOTS SHOULD DECIDE TCOME OUT N'LOOK FOR ME == AN’ ROD INTO THOSE MAN- SIR EDMOND WAS RIGHT- LOOK’ HE SEEMS 10 BE PLUNGING HEAVILY-LET'S CHIPS A FOOT GO OVER AND WATCH ~ HIGH VERY LIFE DEPENDED ON HINGS ARE Comin T A PRETTY PASS WHEN OU ZEKE JONES j STARTS PLAYIN’ BALLS HE WANTED A RIDIN’ COSTUME, AN’ I was GONNA SECL HIM ated SOME GREECHES, ET. — A TERRIBLE THOUGHT TWAT ROAD WHERE SHE LET ME == 60 L CAN WARN,'ER IF SHE EATERS tt! Sy: ne LULU’S WEDDING BELLS a, fe G \ QOT COLD FEET OR _¥ ‘YELLOW FEVER, { : @ mA. AND THEN, ALL PLAY CEASES, AS EVERY EVE IS TURNED TOWARD GRANVILLE... HIS FIANCEE, CELIA LANTIER, MAKES A DARING PROPOSAL .. TILL XL FOUND OUT HES RIDIN’ THAT. PESKY MULE! aS By MARTIN LUE LOST ALL TRACK OF TIME! SWE WAS TCOME BACK FOR ME IN TWO WEERS .BUT G-G-GOStA wm EVERY MINUTE, SINCE 1 SAW THAT LION, HAS SEEMED LIKE MORE'N TWO WEEKS By CRANE TA, WE'LL SEE AFTER Oe HONEYMOON,