The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 4, 1929, Page 10

THE BISMARCK TRU3UNE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1929 across Ing into bee 1, O8 taised for ol ter Solution of Saturday's Puzz!s Inetined i 2, 2) nA =| (> 2, 1% Part of the ritish Empire 20. Cat lengthwise £3, Incline the 2 28, Spread loosely 2% Again: prea a it 3 Radio | Digest :: TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 5 (By The Associated Press} Programs in Central Standard time. All time Is P.M. unicss otherwise indicated. Wavelengtis on left of cali letters, kilocycles on right, 454.3-WEAF New York—660 (NBC Chain) 6:00—Roads of the Sky—Also WSM KOA KVOO WOAL KSL WHAS WOW 6:15—Universat Safety Seri 6 WSALWiAK WILAS WKY KTHS WAL KOA WOW VV Fi Vv 7:00—Tiremen’s Orchestra VOAVDAF WWI WOW WDAK WWI 7:30—Popular 1: 8:00—Chick Sal KSD WHO WDAE KS YA —Atse WOY WW WHAS WSM WMC WSB TAN Cha Also WGHP WMAQ ) Ch. KMBC KOIL \ $:30—Nicht Cup WSPD WADC y WREC Wenll wowo warc KE 394.5—WJZ New York—766 (NBC Chain) 7:00—Edwin Franke Goldman Also KOKA W Wt 9:00—-Novelty Orchestra 9: hestra—Also KDKA W 90:00—Slumber Music Hour, String Ensemb): CENTRAL CLEAR CHANNEL STATIONS 293.9—KYW Chicago—1020 9:20—Keature: Vocal Trio 8:30—Uncle Bob (WwW: Wilson) 10:00—Hour from WJZ 00— Feature: as 11:00—Dance and Variety Hour O0—WIZ & WEAF (3 his) 30:00—News & Dance (4'4 hrs) S44—WENR Chicago—870 ¥:18—The Farmer's Farmer 900—Home Circle Concert 10:00—The Music Parade 5: Bags Mike: Gossip ‘Air Vaudeville (2 hrs.) 410.4—-WGN-WLIB Chicago—720 preeguie: Music; Feature rwalker & Dance SOO—WEAF & WJZ (114 hrs) 320eJim and Joe 20:00—-Dance Music (3 hra.) 94.0—WLS Chicago—870 Sica Benner ae erences Ange. E as WE. “ itonttour of Music ws 47.5—WMAQ Chicago—670 8:15—Topsy Turvy: WABC :00—Lecture; Howard O'Brien 0 Eite of Local Histor: ory Progra m ree Doctors: Orchestra 10:11 in and Sylvi: Ipisecenimess DX Club: Orchestra 11:00—Dance Music (3 hrs.) 498.3-—-WLW Cincinnati—700 $:00—Gibson Orch.: Scrap Book &: Sohtoans: Rubble Blowers FE from WJZ 1 E ture; Pete Arzen q 280.2—WTAM.WEAR Cleveland—1070 Font! nce Music; (143 hrs.) j-WHO Des Moines—1000 3 s: Radiort Howard Melaney juartet. bd | Media, Pa., in denim = unif Parading Convicts . Win Comic Honors | — 2% Nov. 4.—(#)—Dressed ms of convicts, 20 men marching in lockstep and sing- ] | Daily Cross-word Puzzle ot | ing the ‘Prisoners’ song,” won first prize in the comic division of » Hal- loween parade here last night. They looked like prisoners and they acted like prisoners, but none in the crowd knew they were “trusties” the Delaware county jail here, given news, | temporary freedom by Warden John 7. Cain in order to take part in th@| rade. The men carried a banner reading: “We raised Cain in Delaware count: Guards Cain put us in.” j@ short distance from the y but were unnoticed by the throng. The men were allowed to celebrate forming well their A cena) ( THERE'S A MEETING ng aed wotTRECTORS AT 2OCLOCK- WE HAVE THAT. BuSINESS oF=— Ss BE HANGEOS Bue NONEY = VLIVE WITH IT = BE MW GH WM TURNING TINO B YELLOW BACK MYSELF — I'VE BEEN A& SLAVE TO IT LONG Ou 1 WANT To PLAT - NTHING TO} 1 AM COMING B THOSE DEAR OLD SCENES AGAIN = Ta mihi 3 VM GOING TO TAKE gad Ni a | THE GUMPS—LONESOME AND BLUE VM GOING AWAY — FRWOUTY— Yo ENVOY LIFE LIKE OTHER g HUMAN = LIVE Mi with IT = TERRIBLE RUT THAT 1 | SLEEP reED ; AN CAN On. CONTEST (S ON! WRITING AN ESSAY ON "qe BesT WAY To SPEND FIVE HUNDRED DoLLaRs” 1S NaRDER TAN IT SOUNDS GEE -INE THOUGUT OF SO MANY IDEAS THAT TH BEGINNING To GET woory... TLL LET IT GO FoR Now AND GO OUT AN’ TALK WITH SOME OF WE KIDS AND MESBE TLL GET WELL! Ay ESSAY IS AW FINISHED, FRECKLES DIDNT MOM’N POP OP HAS AGREED TOGOLPWITA A DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE REPRESENTATIVE AND A CAPTAIN OF TRE FLYING CORPS LMAVE AN APPOINTMENT WITH CAPTAIN FULLER AND THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE REPRESENTATIVE TO GO UP IN. THEIR AIRPLANE AND SHOW THEM HOW OUR PARACHUTE WORKS TO GIVE THEM A PRACTICAL DEMONSTRATION OF THE SAFEWAY AIRCRUTE | SALESMAN SAM WANT SOMETHING NICE AND \estmam! dow ABOUT SOFT FOR MY HUBBY To SIT JONE OF OUR NEW PLUG DOWN ON (IN “THE EVENING — XOU'RE GOING TO dO NOTHING OF TRE KIND. YOU LET SOD WELLER DO THE PARACHUTE SUMPING FOR THE FIRM AND NOU THINK YOU WANE A CHANCE TH WN THE PRIZE P? LISTEN — You CAN'T TELL ME THAT YOU CAN ExPEcT TH WIN ANYTHING THAT Easy THis TAMES WARD WORK JUST LIKE ANY: TUNG ELSE ThaTs WoRT WHILE — THOMAS EDISON DION'T INNENT THE ELECTRIC LIGHT WER NIGHT, YUNonN !! Dummy and Dumber DON'T WORRY T'M NOT GOING To SUMP. 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