The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 6, 1937, Page 10

UNITED STATES 125,000,000 People 17,800,000 Directory Listings combined telephone directori of the world, telephone users. WORTHWESTERN BELL OUR COUNTRY’S CALLING LIST — if printed in one book — would be much larger than all telephone directories in Europe combined iF your telephone directory and the telephone directories of all other places in the United States were combined in one book, it would be about one and one-half times as large as the larger than the combined telephone directories of all the rest In proportion to population, the people of the United States have six times as many telephones as Europeans and make nine times as many telephone calls. Such widespread use of telephone service in the Unite evidence of its high quality, its great value and its low cost to FUROPE 550,000,000 People 12,500,000 Directory Listings ies of all Europe . . . even reat and States is TELEPHONE COMPANY Victorian Monarch | 1 Pictured queer. fT] of Great Britain. ‘7 Band of warriors. 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The star is seen, not as a monster, but in a straight sympathetic first the actor has ‘played rose to stardom. It makes human Karloff whom audi- 300s love and admire rather than e ERERF ee See i Hl i wented, Karloff patiently in- another which makes the first When, through trick- robbed of his second inven- declares war on his enemy. wreck the old system. HL ab ee ry ia E ’ Tax Evasion Charges Unjust, Widow States Eee ead eae tos Paramount Arranges Another Double Bill Another popular program consist- ing of two big feature hits is showing tomorrow and Thursday at the Para- mount theatre. The first is the Jones Family in “Big Business,” a real homespun bit of entertainment cen- tered around the Jones Family, a typical American family. Full of genuine humor and boasting a grand plot, “Big Business” is a guaranteed treat for everyone. The second pic- ture, “Border Cafe,” is an action filled drama of the old west, and features beautiful outdoor scenes as a background. Bombs May Be Used In War on Hoppers Denver, July 6.— () — Maj. A. P. Ardourel, adjutant general, was in- vestigating Tuesday the possibility of using dynamite bombs in the na- tional guard’s part of the war against the grasshoppers in Eastern Colo- , | Fado, “These insects are going to starve "|flying one of these days,” the major said, “and it is my thought that if we can use our trucks along a united front—and that should be feasible in the plains areas—we may be able to toss improvised bombs into the Grasshopper hordes.” The adjutant general explained that the ‘hoppers, as he had been informed, fly in clouds, the bottom of the mass about ten feet off the ground and the top many feet higher. “I must find out whether the con- cussion from the dynamite would kill them,” he said. “If it would, this method should be practical.” PARASITE KILLS PESTS Bethany, Mo. 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