The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 6, 1936, Page 2

2 y the : safety when smoke filled the bulld- EDUCATION WEEK'S the to induce parents to visit the ssa buildings and Tec year’ "ail euree Mother Cat Saves 3 ie rey returned in search of anothet es Will be carried out, Nuss 2, : had at Jeast-e “B” average. Kittens From Flames cniy to be burned to death. Providence, Nov. 6.—()—Providence LAKOTA MAN DIES : >——_—__—_—_—__—__—-+ . PROGRAM iN GIVEN Presidents of the Parents and iti versity quarterback, Tegister- (p-—Funeral ay Teachers . associations of Bismarck | Additional Markets | eg a prin “An emaagetie average | {ifemen and a mother cat were heroes| Lakota, N. D., Nov. 6. ia Marria; schools are: Rev. d. V. Richert, Rich« ohn Berger and Mise Heten 3. !nected with his office. He will re-|in two full years of college stidy. [8nd heroine teeptctively in an early services for William 8. pene si J : BISMARCK GRAIN lad tiek, both of Fort Rice. rida: polis Evening Meetings Tuesday andj fiocce acnaol: Mrs. RoR Smith,| (Furnlohed by Ruseell-Miller Ca) | rank’ J. Shortick, wort’ Rice, and /*UrA Rere Saturday. =e morning fire here Friday. who died tn, Mlnneap Me ernoon. ad 7 s OL ley, edonia. Puncture vine, weed which treube Miremen carried here Wednesday and Radio Roosevelt school; Wallace Bjelland.| |. malate Edgar Muhihauser, Blue Grass, and | Leslie Kremer, Linton; Gordon Lee, Monteith moved to the Minnesota | Will school, * and Oscar Johnson, | NO. 1 dark northern, 58 Ibs. iid fa Reyer at aac lh er , and Elbert , Wishek, house. | city'six months ago. He had resided Bismarck’s participation in Nationa) Blsmarck high school band are sched- [NO § dark northern, $¢ Ibe, 130|_ Daughter to Mitta aire, wintam |= he SE Education week this year will open) Wed for a public meeting Wednesday | Xo: ¢ Gary peaked Ibs. tan Hughes, ac 4:20 ms Thursday, in Tuesday night next week with a meet-| Cventns, also in the high school bulld |0° 5 Gary northern, 52 Ibs 15), ee Dome, UP ew emia tiray Be ‘ing. concert will be from 7: g ‘4 c: if ing of the various Parents and Teach-; 3 4 “i1){ No. 5 dark northern, 51 Ibs. ‘a C3 ene desoclations of the eity, in the) % 8:15 P. m. and speakers who wi ADS ae ae ie SO Ibe, Clifford Colton, Driscoll, a fresh LAST TIMES TODAY Bismarck high school bullding, it was appear (on ‘the: program are Judge Sample Grain: colle cl He No ore initiates Be in path mete John Wayne in James Morris, Spencer Boise and ‘ Thursday by Myron H./ypmea, MOTE th There will also ; |istration appointment which gives him Anderson, head of the committee in a 3; 45 1 rk to hell is college ‘ charge of publicity for the urogram.| Dé community singing by the assem | jp, ; 5 according to word from the school He || 66 ” National Education meet, which is| ly that even! aes a, , observed annually throughout the| egehortl at 4:18 p.m. there, wil fA i United States, begins next Monday |e ® panel discussion over radio sia~ 1 mixed d Plus—Comedy - News - Cartoon - Sportreel q -| tion KFYR of educational affairs as 1 red ae a viper ie tevOning eu) telated to local schools, with speak- eed ly Presidents of the various Parents|¢rs representing the schools on one! No, 2 fia oat and Teachers societies of Bismarck| Side. and speakers representing the have met with a committee rapresent-| Parents on the other. | ; FRI. - SAT. - SUN. ing the teachers of the different Take Part in Discussion i = +45) | Representing the schools will be/ Hard wintor w ak Love Tm! | Edward B. Cox. of the board of educa- -- t Sas | tton, and Miss Gertrude Evarts, of the } CHICAG high school faculty. Mrs. D. BE. Ship-; pes a Am I oO A N S ley and ©, J, Conrad will take the} 37idwest Corn, | side of the parents in the discussion | —_—_—. The value of physical education . Ca berieie Lied | will be discussed by Glenn A. Hanna, Bismarck high school athletic coach, 1. Salary Loans. .$5 to $50 f/ 80¢ Caroline Lakin, girls’ physical t ely g 3 | education teacher. in a radio program | ! 20.60 ‘| 4 RGaS SLENANIDER 2 Auto Loans, $25 to $400 I) over station KFYR at 10:45 a.m. °°" *™ Sh Ine} ; ROSS ALEXANDER 3, Teacher Loans, $5 to $50 J] Saturday. | : ry Auto Refi i | On Sunday, ministers of the city - Aulo Kei mENCINR, will devote parts of their sermons to ; "a 419.22. , “sia “ . ; E $25 to $400 J} the subject “Training for Character.” ; i ta nee 1 ews PLUS—BETTY BOOP CARTOO! e. everywhere First Bank Stock no trading (bid j 44 3-INCH HOSE North co 10%. Jo. With brace ti 18 feet Salary Loan Co proc on Saturday, Oc Pe THERE'S WO eo. Stevens, Mgr. ail Ii WERE FOR A WOMAN |! q a : egge on Aa Ce Rew |] Be aeeeeen | | TE Throws French | SQA Sint fn 60 Million Women ‘ \ Bismarcs FOR REWARD i —— Vv ALI ANT 5 « « » - The Greatest Woman’s Picture Ever Made! Paris, Nov. 6.—(?)—The French) nate was thown into an uproar Fri- Vday as Rightists charged Premier 1S THE WORD FOR s ! Leon Blum’s government had “toler- e/ ; ‘ated’ the spread of Leftists propa-| Y REOPENED IN NEW ‘ganda among workers at naval er-) CLADYS GEORGE rf ee : LOCATION senals, * : ARLINE JUDG! i j «+. whoever you be, | Jacques Louis Dumesnil asserted gy soNN HOWARD and aM ceuly 16' pervayou | soe Ke Hee ane io re penthy ; 4 y Ry 2 ‘eet ‘rancols lancho, under- ut Bring'es your carter ail paint | /Ripsesls Blapoho) “under: ; ' ! I don’t care...an old professor of Greek or and body work. We guarantee i the arsenals, with clenched 7 1 satisfaction, | fist salutes and the singing of the In- : : . a litle high school girl or an Iowa farmer = | ternationale. ” ¢ % Bob’s Paint & | His statement was greeted with — eed ae ee cheers from the Rightists and catcalls ran’ of a manicurist in Atlantic City.. you, I Body Shop ‘from the Left section, for Rear Ack's Radiator Shop | Despite the orlental ancestry of PAR AMOUNT Service 5 Phone 862 Bismarck, N. D. Hawail, cight out of ten residents are native born American citizens, SUN. - MON. - TUES. iy - ! ing to the cockles of your foolish heart.” think, will find Carrie mysteriously warm- — Alexander Woollcott You are going to fall in love with Carrie... CARRIE, the VALIANT, the woman who, without money, without friends, without reputation, fought the world for two cast-off kids iv as stirring a Gght as you will ever witness om Stage or-Screen, of read about. RGE ARI ARD HARR Guard that throat! Block that cough .. . that raw irritation. . . reach for a light smoke . ..’a Lucky! Whether you're shouting, agd cheering the team, or just talking and singing and laugh- ing at home, there's a tax on your throat you can hardly ignore. So when choosing your smoke, it pays to think : : twiec. Reach for a light smoke ...a Lucky... and get Is the Time to the welcome throat protection that only Luckies offer— : the exclusive protection of the process, “It's Toasted.” ; Next time you go places, take plenty of Luckies. They © esu Ss not only taste good, but, keep tasting good all day long ... for Luckies are alight smoke—and a light smoke ‘ With ae Bismarck Tribune * * NEWS FLASH! * * Classified Ads “t have only missed sending in my entry 3. times’—Sailor Look at These Uncle Sam's sailors find time to tsy their skillin Your Lucky Serike"Sweepstskes.” Seaman Spangenbergee of the U.S, 5. 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