The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 27, 1937, Page 2

ae Se Planets’ Meeting Thought Ill Omen Mars and Jupiter Will Draw Close Together Soon in Southwest Skies By J. HUGH PRUETT Astronomer, University of Oregon Mars, the fiery trouble-maker of the skies, has recently been charging madly eastward among the stars to- ward the placid old king of the go‘s. Supiter,-as if in alarm, has taken to flight but has proved himself no match for the fleet-footed war-god. One magazine has suggested that this action in the heavens presages terrestrial war. But, as reputable astronomers no longer believe in as- trology, it seems that any war thus foretold will be limited to the sky- lords themselves. ‘These two bright planets will ap- pear very close to each other in the southwestern evening sky on Oct. 28 and 29. They will actually be nearest —one and one-half degrees—during a the day between but will be invisible te us then. On these evenings they will ap- parently be so close that field-glasses will show both in the same circle of view. The contrast in color will be CLIP THIS IF YOU WANT STORIES CONTINUED How many readers of the Bis- marck Tribune are interested in astronomical stories? If there is sufficient demand, The Tribune will continue to print these stories of the heavens, pre- pared by Mr. Pruett, If you want these articles con- tinued, you must clip this story out and either paste it on a penny post card or drop it in an envelope addressed to: City Editor, The Tribune, Bismarck, N. D. very striking and beautiful. Jupiter, the more brilliant of the two, glows with a soft yellow light; Mars, with a tiery red. Watchers of the skies will be inter- ested in the rapid separation of ths planets during the week which fol- lows this close approach. Mars, rush- ing eastward among the stars, will seek other worlds to conquer. If a battery seems to require too much water, it is a symptom that the charging rate of the generator is a display of the FROM TAILORING HEADQUARTERS A representative of CHICAGO our nationally known tailors will be here to assist us in 0 special ‘Winter Woolens for tailored-to-order clothes for men. Patterns will be shown in the piece. Quality tailoring, Moderate prices. An excellent o; to provide for all your ee Note the date and call early! Thursday - Friday October 28-29 Dahl Clothing Store 410 Main Avenue little high. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1987 IMMUNIZATION CLINIC TO BE HELD HERE 6 DAYS IN NOVEMBER Will Inoculate Needy Children Against Diphtheria and Smallpox The immunization clinic for the protection of children against diph- theria and smallpox will be held in Bismarck at the World War Me- morial building from 9 a. m., to 1 p. m., next Monday, Tuesday and Wed- nesday and again Nov. 18, 19 and 20. The clinic is for those children) whose parents are on relief. It will also include border line cases. No, charges are made, since all expenses are paid by the state health depart- ment and the city of Bismarck. All parents whose children are not in- cluded in the above and who wish this protection are requested to consult their family physicians. The clinic is conducted under the auspices of the state and city health departments with the co-operation of the physicians of Bismarck. Prevented by Injections Dipththeria is prevented by the simple process of two injections of the protective material, which are given three weeks apart. Smallpox is prevented by a single vaccination. According to Dr. A. M. Fisher, health Officer, both of the injections may be given at one time, He advises parents that all children need these protections. Any child over six months of age may receive the treatment and should have it to ald in preventing an epidemic. The’ old age adage, “An ounce of preven- tion is worth a pound of cure,” holds true for these conditions. Fourteen people have died need- lessly in North Dakota from smallpox during the last 10 years, while others eewest Autumn end World’s COUPON Popular (10 VOLUMES) Encycl opedia Yours For Plus te Sales Tax HERE IS YOUR COUPON NO. 39 This coupon, together with 5 other differently numbered coupons (6 in all), plus 89 cents (plus 1c sales tax) entitles you to VOLUME NO, 7 WoRto’s roriuis Clip and save these coupons from the BISMARCK TRIBUNE 6 differently numbered coupons, together with 39c (plus 1¢ sales tax) entitles you to one volume of the World's each day. ‘When you have the complete 6 consecutive coupons, fill in address your name and (ou mail to 150 miles; 11 cents up to of mailing and hancling. 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No child need have the disease if his parents see to his protection against it. Not only is the disease serious, Dr. Fisher explains, but the damage it leaves be- hind in children who recover may handicap them for life. the last year 100 children died weekly in the United States and Canada from diphtheria. At least 15 times as many more children suffered from the disease. Children under five a of age are in tha greatest dan- Forty-one cases of diphtheria and 501 cases of smallpox in North Da- kota were reported to the State De- partment of Health during the first seven months of 1937. While Bis- marck has had only four cases of diphtheria and three of smallpox re- Ported, it does not mean that there may not be more. There are likely to, be more this winter unless. the chil- aren eee city are protected. “An ap) made to all parents to pro- tect their children, e continued, and he trumped the second round of the suit and laid down the ace of trumps, his tentative plan cf olay underwent an and he thanked his lucky 10 tricks, not 12, was the goal set by the bidding. revealed, South had left two alter- native lines of play. One involved a successful diamond finesse and a break of three and three in that suit. The IOWAN HELD IN N. D.|secre a POST OFFICE ROBBERY|= Federal Agents Expect Further vantis, Rock Island, also were indicted in the Moline case. the class now being held. them is Leroy C. Deede, Woodworth, N. 0D. Don’t back your car from the ga- rage into the street without first CADET SELECTED ~ Washington, Oct. 27.—(%)— Five northwest aviation cadets Wednesday WINDSORS 70 SAIL TRUMPS SAVE CONTRACT | FORUNITEDSTATES zs. sis. ste snes sc top fine sldowale anda the curb, Unfavorable Tame Peake ay es, ote eg Overcome ON BREMEN NOV. 6 ee By WILLIAM E. McKENNEY (Secretary, American Bridge League) SOLUTION TO PREVIOUS other and better line, which Soutn CONTRACT PROBLEM adopted, was to make his small ‘When South saw his di ‘| Am a Very Happy Married Man’, Duke Tells More Than 100 Newspapermen ROBERT MONTGOMERY as a poor artist who marries a rich girl! ROSALIND . RUSSELL trading her millions for love in a garret! Robert Benchley as “Ossified Oscar” who * chaperoned on a honeymoon! . Well, it’s true, and they’re all in the hit show “Live, Love & Learn” (or from hot dogs and kisses to caviar and hisses) HILARIOUS is the word for it. You'll thank us for telling you. Here's the year’s grand- est romantic fun-fest, and you'll Have the LAUGHTIME of your LIFETIME. The fun starts TODAY and continues Thurs- day at the f pismarcK & AV VIONTGONE jummy atter|""eeMied's smal club to the duminy West's opening lead he feared that aland ruffed the heart return. Then siam had been missed. It needed|he cashed the club king and the ace only an even break in trumps, and/ eng king of diamonds, and ruffed the fiamond finesse, both even this last club in dummy, Now dummy's; chances so far as he knew since there last heart was led. and ruffed with had been no adverse bidding. the spade seven, This was the nint trick for South, and the trump king gave him his tenth trick, which ful- “gol filled his contract. ving However, when the heart lead was te change, stars that With the unfavorable trump break Duplicate—None vul. (Copyright, 1937, NEA Service, Inc.) across the di the Grand River basin in Bowman county for irrigation there. Invitations to the conference were ¢ extended to F. P, Whitney, Dickiu- son, chairman of the National Water associstion for North Dakota; J. P. member of HEY WARD Compare quality... as WE do! Compare prices! Then SAVE MONEY by hurrying to Wards compare every feature... Arrests; Man Seized Dur- ing Gun Battle Peoria, Ill, Oct. 27. Frank )— Robinson, 42, of Albis. Iows, was held by federal agents Wednesday on a suppressed indictment resulting from @ post office robbery in North Dakota. Federal agents refused to give detaus of the charge, saying they expected more arrests. H, A. Exholm, Frank Mellmer, R. H. Harrison and Earl Rundle are in charge of arrangements. 4. MEN SENTENCED IN RUGSIA Robinson was arrested at Laredo, Texas, Sept. 9 on a warrant cl assault with intent W. R. Kropp of Rock Dlinois, during @ gun battle on Mo- line, 1l., streets when the sheriff and deputies attempted to apprehend four § robbers. : harging to murder Sherif? 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