The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 23, 1937, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 1937 ; THE GUMPS—JUST. A PAWN OF FATE PLEASUR: SOME DAY I'LL STAGE A GOME-BACK, AND WITH ALL THE LUXURIES = DIAM , HTS RAs (7 iS OMSUR Me, eHOW I'VE CHERISHED YOU YEARS aw ME Vill to Pe , IT HURTS_ME SO To Ki ; yo ge AMAA SHUG AND THAT'S THE LAST WELL SEE OF MR. CARSON... “Go ahead! “He'll think he slipped, and then we can : 7 swith Hing oe aie Gleaning Duce Keeps His Shirt On BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES C YOU KNOW ,BOOTS ~ WE BEEN WONDERING «=~ | tee ee e I DON'T KNow! HEY WENT 7D LONG BEACH ON A BUS TODAY, AND “To- ° MORROW THEYRE GOING TO GRIFFITH PARK! IN THI IRL T HU NOW THAT THOSE SHAPELY FINGERS; THAT WERE DESIGNED TO WARN YOU, DAKIN - THIS 1S SERIOUS MATTER \ (Noo ONT THINK. TART MY IWRERITANCE HAS ANYTHING ‘To DO WITA MY FEELING THE WAY } 00 -NBOUT’NXOU, 00 You? 4 TEEAN mm WELL, OD KNOW a WT WAS LEFT TO ME PROVIDING J MARRIED DURING 1937 ce es ee i WHAT AN In keeping with his custo: ing Italian farmers har “ LCAGES ANI wheat, for the benefit.of assembled cameramen, Italian tat Mussolini is shown above as he returned to the fields for his an- gual workout and a speech on Italy's agriculture. But he broke @ precedent of Jong standing when he failed to doff his shirt. fait a z pee a et Ff in i f i F i . TH NORGE APPLIANCE SHOP 313 MAIN. An ylyed tend Oven scvins Rorge Weeks WHAT'S H. Z TD (WELL HERE'S SUMPIN YEH LSAN PDON'T KNOW FOO?) EXPENSIVE FIGHT THAT WAS! BUSTED FIVE I D LOST NEARLY 400 CHINCHILLAS, [APPENED TO DINNY? eee * WAN NO STUFF! FRANKLY, GEE -~-T'D FORGOTTEN ALL ABOUT \T -MY WORD!DO » YOU THINK IT -WILL EXPLODE ? AH-M~NOT SHAT IT RAISES ANY FEAR IN : TRAILER- _ MV MIND» a; HITCH ON HAW, -NO! lame “TH! MAJOR, Way sHouLD \INX, wre ~ “i 10 KEEP 17, WHEN 1 AROUND HIM IN { DESIGNED EVERY- \ NIGHTS! [ux AND INSTALLED WHERE : ; THE GIANT ENGINES THAT i! DEPRESSED, | ‘SPECIALLY -_ i: EC —_ 57 dUST NEEDS A LITTLE WATER=