The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 10, 1930, Page 10

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MARCH 10,1930 __- ; ACROSS 1. Detace Solution of Saturday's Puzzle 9. Metric tand measure { iy — points (arr G en tho fa 48, Biblical high priest 18. Bottom of a wooden pulley |E lock Sea eagle 15. T zi>l< IL, Siz of the zodine 16, Above and touching » Division of the 1 te i= |>[m\z|—|>| Piel GiG@e a) |O|-|oRe>|z/z T 4 ticle a ¥ partic Thus” C So be tt 0. Plot of ground Musteal work: |N im |-0) a) im|z\>|2 Arrive Hostile incare sion mil z\m) Individual per- formance £8 Niter: comb, : orm £9. One who writes Cc 42. Anglo-Saxon slave through the 43. Myself ear 1. 1 34. Infrequent 45. A 33, Merely army 36, Binding fabric 46, Uneven: Scot. 37. Old Dutch Hquid measure an an: and | | | | 9 40. Down: prefix y 41, Spots on play- ing cards t ; i c ‘ Tr t ; 1 4 e . t t t % ‘ r 1 t 1 BE 6M € t Ve 1 1 t i t t e : | ss Radi 1 ee 1 q ‘ Programs tn Central St 1 indicated. Wavclengths on “J Wi K 10:30—Phil Spitaln; 7:00—Crummit 7330—K WSPD J 10:30—Night Owls © WADC W : WISN WCCO WIBW KFH W 394.5—WJZ New Y. 7:00—Vincent Lopez Orch.—Also 1A, WMC WAPI 9:30—Billy Daly Direc: 10:00—Slumber Mu 10:30—Amos Andy WKY WFAA KP 10:48—Prohibition Poll—Only WMC W 293.9—KYW Chicago—1020 6:00—Orchestras; Lads 7:00—WJZ Programs (215 brs.) 9:30—Orchestras & News; WJZ 10:45—Dance Music (31, d 944.0—WENR Chicago—870 8:30—Farmer Rusk’s Players 9:00—Home Circle Concert 0:00—Mike and Herman 10:15—Melodies (30m.);); WJZ (15: 21:00—Radio Vaudeville (2 hrs.) 4164—WGN Chicago—720 $:00—Quin; Ensemble; Comedians 7:00—Radio Floorwalker 7:30—Hour trom WEAF 3:30—Orchestra; Sports Review 9:30—Blackout 10:00—News: Feat.; Dance (24 hrs.) ‘$44.6—WLS Chicago—870 1:00—Musical Program 7:30—Barn Warming 8:00—Musical Program (30m.) 447.5—WMAQ Chicago—670 7:00-—Musical Programs (115 hrs.) 8:30—Concert Orch.; ‘Three Doctors : Program : 00—Dan & Sylvia; Piano: Boys i 10:30—Amos-Andy; DX Club ve 11:00—Dance Music (3 hrs.) 405.2—WSB Atlanta—740 30-—Music Box, WEAF & WJZ (4 hrs.) :00—Theater Prograin pal ‘263—WAPI_ Birmingham—1140 at 9: NBC Programs (1% hrs.) 10:30—WEAF & WJZ (30m.) 11:00—Jeffersonians Cabaret $74.8—WBAP Fort Worth—800 ‘TUESDAY, MARCH 11 550 Kilocycles—545.1 Meters 4:06—Breakfast program, farm flash 5:00—finppiuccs hour. E our. 39:90—Opening, grain futures, weather re : music. 10—World Bookma: usic, i 7—Arlington ‘time signal. 200—Grain futures. ital: Clara Morris, 2-—Organ rec! 130—Blue Diamond time signal. }00—Grain futures. dr0s—Bismarck Tribune news; “aagcioie : ae voles of the Wheat Pool. ib—Lanchson program. marck Tribune news, Benne ets "atares IKPRC WOAL WIOD WHAS Ws y's Darce Music—Also WEJC 348.6—WABC New York—860 (CBS Chain) DKA WIR WsM o—o ‘ribune news items | Robles, Cal. Digest :: TUESDAY, MARCH 11 (By The Associated Press} dard time. All t ft of call letters, kilocyc is P. M. untess otherwise les on right. 454.3—WEAF New York—660 (NBC Chain) WOAL WBAP WHO WDAF kKsb WHO WOW WDAF KVOO WKY WOAL WEAP WDAF W WRHM WMT. iHP WKBN KMOX WBBM KMBC W KFH WBCM M KOIL DW! k —760 (NBC Chain) KYW KWK WREN KSTP > WIDX KDKA WJR eenth Hour (1 hr.) ‘WHO Des Moines—1000 F (30m.); The Boys br.) WEAF (1 hr.) s 7 oO 398.8—WJR Detroit—750 igar Girls }—Melody Boys; In Shadowland 10:30—Dance and Orzan (1% hrs.) 370.2—WCCO Minneapolis-St.Paul—810 7:0—Concert Hall 8:00—Same as WABC (2 hrs.) 30—WABC (30m.); Old Settlers 275.1—KMOX St. Louls—1090 7:00—Oilers Program gf ABC Programs (2% hrs.) ilie & Lillie; News Dance Music (2 hrs.) vil SOUTHERN CLEAR CHANNEL STATIONS 288.3—KTHS Hot Springs—1040 7:00—Barn Dance Hour 9:30—NBC Programs; Orchestra 365.6—WHAS Loulsville—820 6.00—-WEAF (30m.); Orchestra 7:00—WIJZ & WEAF (4 hrs.) 11:00—-Reporters; Dance Music 461.3—WSM Nashville—650 Orchestra i} (yp hea) Paris (30m.); NBC (2 hrs.) 11:00—Bill Cope; WEAF 5:25—Closing Chicago grain and South St. Paul livestock. 5:40—Music. \—U. 8. Daily bulletins. §:00—Studio program. bi 0—Newscasting. 0—Gilt Edge Harmonizers. ‘30—Time signal and good-night. 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