The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 1, 1937, Page 10

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1987 MON, BUCK UR OU BOY~ Dor WHAT IF MILLIE DID 7 YOU STILL HAVE MES 9 “aap Ye, FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS T TELL You HE'S Nor HERE! AND WHAT'S MORE, NUTTY Cook SAYS FRECK ISN'T GOING J Fanny’s lounging pajamas are warm gray silk crepe with appliqued triangels of yellow. 3 Little sister's pajamas are algo of silk. Her robe, to be worn with pajamas, is of a contrasting colored flannel. Be sure and cut these out, color, and add them to your growing collection in the new “Flapper Fanny and Little Sister” wardrobe. More will appear tomorrow. | SIDEGLANCES - - By George Clark MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE VERY WELL, MISS NORTH-IM_\ / THANKS VERY MYRA-I CAN'T LET WILLING 70 GIVE WILLIE ANOTHER )( MUCH, DR.WATKINS] | YOU TAKE CHANCES, COME, WILLIE 4'| LIKE THIS THE MAN) i mt | | Te | IS A MAD KILLER - BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES WMMITHISS THE SECOND LETTER INE HAO = FROM BILLY RECENTLY A Jl [ite ore] =| CUMIN Unplanned Air WASH TUBBS DPNSVENTELELY, THE LUMBER RAFT PROCEEDS TO MANAOS. SQUAD- ” OF BUZZARDS, CIRCLING LAZILY ABOVE THE JUNGLE,ARE MUTE] ee EVIDENCE THAT JESSE WATT'S VILLAINY IS AT AN END, : “No one around here likes popcorn—I just like to pop it.” | Hughes’ $4,000,000 air classic now at the Capitol theatre is one not called for in the script. ‘The company was on location at Oskland airport. Fifty planes were “dog fighting,” staging the big real- istic air-battle which is a spectacuiar climax of the picture. Suddenly two| France and Germany as early as 1885. LM ee Planes collide 6,000 feet in air. Although there were reports One plane, flown by Stewart Mur-|larks on Long inland ao Inte so 1007, phy, lost an aileron and Murphy was/ the species is now extinct in America, forced to resort to his parachute. He/so far as is known. made a safe nine but the wrecked LOOK, OoOLA-Wwe Ye WEREN'T SO DUMB |"@ay THERE'S BEEN A u Genuine Engraved Christmas Greeting Cards —om— Personal Stationery Come in and make your selection now. BISMARCK TRIBUNE CO. FICN! BULLDOZE YOU-REMEM HE Poe, HIAWATNTE By CRANE FOR. IR LUM! MISS, ; Ra Geer a CHEeK FOR TROPICS, cerns DREAM'S COME TRUE, , 36,000! 7) Our Boarding House With Major Hoople Yj” ttt}. A= moot IMM ALVIN » MILAD A TRAGIC INCIDENT HAD SLIPPED IVE PRACTICED MY. MEMORY WHEN L MADE. MY VIOLIN LESSON |B THAT PROMISE ~—~KAEF AKAEF = FOR HALF AN TH’ SUMMER AFTER MY RECORD- HOUR! COME ON ~ BREAKING SKI SUMP I WRENCHED AND DO“THAT sk) Gf IW BACK WHILE GIVING A DIVING SUMP OFF TH! EXHIBITION IN ATLANTIC city! WOODSHED ROOF WAR-ERUMPH HW THE DIVING BOARD AND SHOW ME GANE WAY, INJURING ME IN SUCH HOW YOU MADE A MANNGR THAT L HAVE NEVER BEEN ABLE To PERFORM UPON SKIS SINCE ~~suRR-R2-RUPP ==. L° LATER LEARNED THAT A NORWAY, LIKE YOU | | JEALOUS RIVAL HAD SAWED SAID YOU WOULD, THE BCARD f UNCLE AMOS! PART WAY N Bur HE CAN STILL SQUIRM OUT OF TIGHT PLACES =