The Bismarck Tribune from Bismarck, North Dakota • Page 2

tlU JJ1SMAKCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, b'UBRUARY 28. 1940 Tf JIU.I tUH-fl 1BTICTWA B-gJB SB MAR Out -I MWW AhWAtnep 1 Im WJl TO MNtf At the Movies Gripping Kipling Tale Becomes Stirring Film Said an Important critic of English letters oi Kuaysra ivipung some sears aco. -rne ireannea oi the Invention, the variety of character, the vigour of narrative, the raclness of dialogue, the matte of atmosphere, were alike remarkable." goes for the motion picture treatment of his most famous novel. "The Light That Failed," starring Ronald col-man, which opened at the Bismarck Theatre last night Here you have all the vigor of Kip-Una's bass voice when hes sneaking FASTER THAN INSTANTLY your OIL-PLATED engine safe starting in any cold. For OIL-PLATING I I a v.

"I isW 'N IM ano rigmt TTpj(ju. Aiiser. 1 dqnt see I don't and neither I can i an drain aown not all day, all night, all Winter. Thus harsh "dry starts" are impos-W sible. Get your engine OIL-PLATED by Your I Mileage Merchant's 1 CONOCO GERM PROCESSED OIL SHE I pROCESSEl jMOTOROji 1 Refill your ear now at one of these stations: I Lomas Oil Co.

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SIDE GLANCES byorsj I I ff v-raswr---- rf 4 I BLu I bv' ooe.tvJM uiowosa A Kasi GUARD OP 'J stJSw tfVy "fc 1 of battle: all the tendemesa of the master when he speaks of young love, tne gay coior, oi wrucn ne was ablv the master, with which he the Victorian scene, be it the Lon don of the nineties or the far-flung battle lines of the Empire brought to life by the motion picture camera. "The Light That railed" la an important and a big picture. It tells the story of Dick Heldar, artist and soldier-of-fortune, who saves the life of one, Torpenhow, war correspondent, during an engagement between the British and the Fuaiy-Wuzzies, savage warriors of th Sudan The men become friends, and upon their return to London, Heldar becomes the sensation of the art world At the crest of his fame he meets the girl whom he loved as a child. Heldar asks her to keep a promise, made many years before, and marry him. She, too, is an artist, but not a success.

Perhaps because of jealousy of Heldar's fame, she is cool to him. Geraldine Fitzgerald Heads Dramatic Cast "A Child Is Bore," the new Warner Bros, production with Geraldine Fitzgerald, sensational discovery of Dark Victory" and "Wuthering Heights," Jeffrey Lynn, Gladys George and Gale Page in the leading roles, onens at the Canltol today. The setting for the film is the maternity ward of a city hospital This does not mean, however, that the setting Itself is the matter of main interest in the screen production. It was produced as a dramatic entertainment, and like any good piece of drama, its chief concern is with the fates of the various characters who people its story It is really not so much one story as a group of stories given cleverly devised unity by the fact that they all run their course within the confines of the maternity ward of a big hospital and eacn aepenas tor iu rama upon tne oirtn oi a cnua. Of chief Interest Is the traffic tale of the devoted young couple depicted by Miss Fitzgerald and Jeffrey Lynn.

The wife has been sentenced to a long term in prison for a murder of which she Is legally though not ethically guilty, but she was an expectant mother at the time she was sentenced, and now she has been sent to the hospital to have her baby. Ail is not sadness or trageay, now- i Murray Dismisses Own Damage Action Attorney, K. Murray, who has been representing a more or less steady stream of damage-seekers since the Jury term of Burleigh county court opened some time ago, established a new precedent for himself Tuesday He was given a good look at the other side's case, then he called for dismissal or his client's $2,990 damage suit against the Northland Greyhound Bus Lines. Murray had filed suit on behalf of Mrs Margaretha Helfen-stein, whose husband was killed in an accident near Casselton two years ago in which a bus was in- Ed Cox, attorney for the bus, line, turned over his recordsce depositions in the ease, jasrfrasa'i. ater SuddIv Ordinance Passed; Bismarck's citv commission Monday night added a new statute to the books prohibiting the connecting of supplies witn city wa ter supplies In a session devoted almost entirely to the approval of bills and a discussion of routine business matters, the commission also approved transferlng of the liquor license of The Ring from 114 Fifth St to 119-121 Fifth St.

The license holder is A A. Booth. Frank Hedden, local real estate dealer, applied for and was granted permission to use property between Main avenue and the Northern Pacific right-of-way east of Twentieth St. for purposes of constructing a tourist camp. He applied in the name of Mrs.

Ellen Kuilmn, Miles City, Mont Ed Tabert, Beulah, Is Taken by Death Funeral services were to be arranged at Beulah Tuesday for Ed Tabert, 59, of Beulah, who died Monday night in a Mandan hospital of complications resulting from diabetes. Latin is the universal language of wtanee A nlant miv have a hundred I common names wrougnoui; cn Winter Sports Carnival Fare-Hem Instriote Independent District BB Taarney W. Farm Manger. Convention for Crow I Land Leasing Rentals DaadBae Class stn Dtstnet bb Taanwy Class Tth District BB Tny Class ltth District BB Taarney Clan A High School BB rtayafrs Class stn mtnei bb tow Dalntl Murray njeecinc liclits. son? Now you to stop working when it gets dark." i ff THE MTCM'RACE-AR-RUfAPHEveRW THImFsUET" HEftolk WHV 5MALL WE APPOINT BERTRAM OlMg YOU MiKJTiN' t'D ffOOJT "fHB "fffpBpf "VM STAKEHOLDER 7 AK-HAK -W CAM MOOCH TAKE VOU COERAM OTHER taiaMiat? BjC ''pjlH RECENTTLVWON PIVECE McKENNEY Cookbook Deck Helped Brides, Made English Card Players Hungry By WM.

E. MeKENNEY (America's Card Authority) in 1612 CiimOi deck of cards, should return to hu own hand with -to-the-Bride" draw- a heart and lead the nine of spades, ings of jr ioar, plump turkeys, West shows out and East wins with ricei b-ouned trout, each dish the jack, returning a club. The trick ON BRIDGE I and eight of spades are equals. Lead the queen, and if East refuses to cover, vou discard the losing club; while if he does cover, you trump, 1 ruff the small heart in dummy and I discard the losing club on the good I eight of spades. WOMAN DROWNS IN TUB OLENROCK WYO -0P)-eized by a incurring illness while washing her baby's clothes.

Mrs Joseph Virgllio leu into tne tuo ana orownea. Dakota Date Book Overdue Property Tax Payments Up 3 853 De.ler Duplicate and S. vuJ oth Wert North Baa 4 if la- Pass 4 Pass 4 Pass Pass 6 Pas Opening I i and numbered for carvine i Spades were the baked meats, "the i Smh of bewts" were in the heart suit, fowl in the diamonds and fish in the clubs. Particularly noteworthy I si the king of clubs presiding over noble pickled herring, and the king Of spades beaming happily at a steaming venison pie A bride become efficient In the kitchen through experience, hart as observation and esperlenc will ahow you how to make today's hand. It looks as it a club and a spade must be lost.

Tou win the rwsntfif lead with the fttng ot clubs, oasR tbeatbg and quean ni) In th townohlp of Oris Lake. In Burlalsh county. Dakots, of to tha Judxs of the County Court oi Burlalih county. North Dakots. at hlo offlca in th.

Burlalah county. North Dukots Court House In th olty ot Dskot011' 'n rth You ire harahr further notified that Hon 1 Dsvles Judxe of th. Coiintv ptste of No thDa'ltota hnt fixed tha 17th day of 8ptmber. A Ii lit at th hour of tan rlockt In the forenoon of asld day, at the Court Ronma of said Co'irt, In the Feb. U-tS Velra Feb.

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2 Park River Feb. Zt Statewide Feb. 2 Statewide Feb. -Mar I -New Salem Feb. tS-Marefe Matt Fab.

March 2 Dtckiatan. State i March 4-t VaBe CMy Manb 4-s Farge urea 7 rmrga N. HANNAH PIONKBB PASSES e(ptJ will promptly rtturntrt HANNAH. N. D.

-W- Rita will be bald here Wednesday tor Jama Th right rrvod to riect ny Muir. SI, prominent pioneer hen, and an Elds, to wsiv. Vcf bV NOTICC WOll MM 1 By OMr of thi Board of County Nolle Borohy glv.n that bids for 8CHT.EVKER, M.to VdX.rVnin ffl.CouM, m.nti to Barlls-h County rollrosd ri! niin point! ord.r.d during will b. I.iil rterhtd ind opnd by th Boird of MMwawMKMMHwi Buri.ifh Coontr Commlilonr of County on FrHiy. Mirch tth.

-MOTKK TO f'RICDITOIlS it I o'fk it wbleh tlm. IN TlIK A TTF.Tt 'F THF KUTATH snd plsco thr will publicly oponod OF "ol A Mnuon rwrHSPd nd rd Notlc Is hrby s'n bV "1 undr- Tho proposals mast mmllod to signed Amy Ellsblh Vninuvn fl or ethrwU dsposltod with th Bor- sdmlnlstr.trls of th. of Kl. l.loh County AuSltor Blomorrk. Sorth A Mnuon lt of tho township nf risknts.

snd ihH old ond flrui Lk In th rountr of tlur msrktd Bids for Fufnlohloa Coocrol I.lsh nd Stn of North Pkoti nd Mstil Culvorts' ctuid, to Iht ctrdltoro of srd sll A rrtlfld chock for 1100 00. msd psrsom hsvlns cliimi sg-nlnct th osysbl. to th Cholrman of th Bosrd stt of ssld di-d to shih't of Burlslah County WiniMIo.fi with th n.rc.ssry ntich.r mutt sccompsny ch bid srnsr- within tlx months sftsv th ri rot Mib nty of good fslth nd rh if iirmnt Mrstlon of this notlro to said nrf-r-'n. of th tofms of th bid If eeptd litratn at hr raoldsnce on tha finrth Chck accompsnylng bids not ae- west quarter or acrtinn thirty nn Examiners to Answer Fargo Request Soon State examiner John Oraham said Tuesday his department probably would be able to make an examination within the next 30 davs of Cass county offices in accordance with the recent request of the county commis- ably the next 10 days, will endeavor to make an examination of your county Th Cass county commissioners made tha request of Oraham after a dispute with the Cass County Tax payers Whale travel is pods, not schools. Delinquent personal property tax collections have shown a substantial February increase over other years, according to Sheriff Joe Kohler Only one day remains in which 1937 and prior delinquent personal property taxes can be paid without interest and penalty, the sheriff reminded.

He repeated that his office would force payments by law after Mar. 1. WISCONSIN PROGRESSIVE DIES Levi tan, 77, for many years a leader In th Progressive party and tnumr for six terms, died at constat General hospital early Tues day of Mart disease Mi-tana ueagoo sum tmnaun re provided itad the 26th day Amy Ellsabetl Ua Stack mue D. Rata Hardware Convention tutor gbaw N. D.

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