The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 20, 1937, Page 10

The Nation's Health Food CLOVERDALE ICE CREAM should be a regular part of your daily diet Nutrition experts, doctors, and A sundee or soda with your dieticians recommend ice luncheon or dinner is an ex- | cream at least once » day for cellent “balance.” It assures children and adults. Ice cream is rich in bone and muscle- you of getting the essential elements, calcium, minerals which your body and the import- needs for perfect health. —Special All This Week— . a i LAND! MUST CHANGE OUR IN THE PARTY REACHES THe UTILE ING: WHITE HOUSE ICE CREAM Eee ve Bode oF the CLP romano GUcKLY ciAMBeRs| I GLP NAREHOLSE THER ; ay frui 2y THAT ORDERLY, ANTON? HE'S SURE 7D ewe. > MORENT! pers z J og PLAZAS It’s full of delicious fresh fruit —— a \ BACK RAISE ON O GONG r -E ‘YOU SOUND 1, Mandan Creamery & Produce Co. You can readily perceive the sim- ilarity in movement between inter- cepting the coin and moving your foot from the accelerator to the brake in an emergency. At 40 miles ber hour, you travel 60 feet in 1 seo- ond, If your reaction time is % sec- Stand facing your subject, who| ond, your car will have traveled 30 feet between the time you recognize .|@ dangerous situation and the time you get your foot on the brake. This has nothing to do with stopping the car; the brake action has yet to take place. Four-wheel brakes in good | condition may stop your car in an . J additional 80 feet. Total distance, 110 feet. At 60 M.P.H.,, reaction time would consume 38 feet, braking 125; total floor. Try several | 163 feet. At 60 M.P.H., reaction time would % of ® second | consume 46 feet, braking 180; total From a height of | 225 feet, Note that twice the distance is necessary to stop at 60 M. P. H. as at 40 M.P.H. Now you can see why it pays to be careful at intersections and in congested areas. (CTraselers Safety Serotee) | Re-Create Old Russia | Arliss Not Recognized : genes ; Our Boarding House With Major Hoople _ For Spectacular Film| On Visit to Executive ; ; : : ectors 2 Arliss learned i INS OF TH’ DNOSAUIZ tf f ¢ i fee ike to be 0 “torgetien man”| | 4 THAT ReODY WAS Y ‘ BY weunsms nro Y HA“AN IDEA sEED Y ~.0: was met at the door by a new office- : bs 5 DING , | Z bei Sean Negi boy. x ‘ : g ah ; k ANY PROPOSITION Evidently not a film fan, the Sp " ‘SAID... y 5} | STICK MY HEAD INTO failed to recognize him : se id new experiences, took the pulled out his pipe, and mused on the Joys pf being unknown. He decided it was fun, even if it kept him wait- ing in an anteroom. “Man of Affairs,” produced by GB, is a picturization of Neil Grant’s stage play ,and was directed by Her- bert Mason. _ AY A check of the 675 students at the Rural electrification allotments to- taling $1,685,000 are being used build 1,838 miles of electric distribu- tion lines to serve rural customers