The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 26, 1930, Page 10

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Shakespearian again nection 43. Roman house. |” ki & Tight 64. Combining hold_ god & Likel; form of £8 tive metal 35. Profit 6 disks 36. Sea engle 4%, Small perfore 65. it & Enten away 59. Measure of ated balls, Ge: Mustent ®% Wrinkles weight FRECKLES peceweo NED AS, ‘TUESDAY, MAY 27 (By The Associated Press) Programs in Central Standard time P. M. unless otherwise indicated. 454.3—WEAF New York—660 (NBC Chain) $:00-—Voters’ Service (20m: )— Also WW WSMB WOAl KGO KOMO WSA! WOW WDAR WHAS Wh: WaEG KST! 6:30—The House of Myt 7:00—Feature—WGY WTAM W D WHO WOAR WRAS wWsn . MC WSB KOA KSL KGO KGW K K MB WJDX WFIC 30—Bakers—Also WGY WTAM WFJC WWJ WSAL WIBO K8D WHO WOW WDAF WTMJ KS’ EBC WHAS SB vOO WOAI KOA KSL WJDX KGO KOMO KECA KGW KHQ WBAP KPRt s:00=Bong Bird—Also WIAM WGY WEJC WWJ WSAI WIBO KSD WO! WHO WDAP; 8:15—Breen and DeRose Also KS wHO. 8:30—Radio Vaudeville—Also WGY WFJC WAPI WSMB WBAP KPRC WOAI Eris. 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WEEC WHAS WiC WIAX WSM WSs Wek i EFAB SaDx Wael 6:30—Around the World: woe Bogenker, V Violinist Also ED! KA WIR WLW VK KYW WREN 7:00—Musical ‘Melodvamae—Aise KDKA KYW KWK WREN Wi Siew 720—Radlo Show, Vocal & Orchestra—Also EDKA WIR WORT Ke he Salute, Cesare Sodero Orchestra— Also KD! re WE! 'W KW: WHAS Wen wa WG WEMB KGW KERC KOA KEL. KGO HG D KECA WCKY. pers Wer war 9:00—Slumber Music—WJZ & foee rao Dancewalso WRENN OMS WHEN a:30_Gronice and Old Topper 0:30—Amos-Andy —WMA WFAA Ki AEA WHC West ee oe—Fiord Givbons—Only WENR KW! APT WSS 203.0-—KYW Chicago—1020 :00-—Orchestras; Lads :00— WIZ, s (3 hrs) $:00—News; State St: WIZ 9u5—Dance Music (3% hrs.) $44.6—WENR Chicago—870 FO WENT ins Orean Concert Ri oe, ‘Circle Concert Sie omeey Sketch; Melodies 45—Same as WIZ 10:00—Alr Vaudeville (2 hrs.) 416.4—WGN Chicago—720 juin; Markets; Ensemble; Boys 0—Sports; Varle :00—News; Feat; Dance (2% brs.) »_ MAS—WLB Chicago—270 aig j Bookshop: Surprise $,5nret Music ine 13 BeParmer ‘Program 8:00—Old Country Doctor $:15—Variety Muste (15m.) 447.5—WMAQ Chicago—670 6:00-—Orch; Movie; Sports; Feat. 6.00—Features & Orch.; Musicals 2:00—Dan eras The Be $:30—Amos Ore! 1h'doxPanee Musto te hrs.) 42B.3—WLW Cincinnati—700 ¢:16—Night School; WJZ a TUESDAY, MAY 27 550 Kilocycles—545.1 Meters 00-——-Dawn-revel! '15—Farm flashes. 0—Music. 45—Farm Fenorter. in Washington, 00—Ti MgcMeditation period: Rev. Floyd Logee. 00—Bho} (4 ¢ uide. ot—Open pe grain markets, 06—Sunshine hour, 00—Weather report; grain markets. 10—Aunt Sam: 67—Atlington time signals, o—Grain markets. n program: Clara Morris. socBismarch: Tribune news. a PM. weat} report. 215-—Lgncheon program. 13 ab—Veree of the Wheat Fool. / shies We ‘WEBC WKY A ESL WDAF KECA RFAG eGo KONO KEW JX ETHS WLW Ww iM WIC ‘HS W! TERE KSL WJDX KGO KECA KGW ‘ROMO eras HO. CENTRAL CLEAR CHANNEL STATIONS WREN WTR al Eos 1:00—Bubble Blowers; Fiddlers 8:00—Los Am! e; Romance 9:00—Orch.; Variety; WJZ $:45—Brooks & Ross; Reveries 11:00—Orchestras & ‘Singers 209.8—-WHO Des Moines—1000* 6:00—Piano; Business Men 9:30—Revue; Co-Eds; Gi 103g0—Eemighias Orchestra. 398.8—WJR Detroit—760 $:45—Cecll & Sally 6:00—Hour from WJZ 7:00—Bubble Blowers WIZ, (30m); Clear Girls 8: $:4s—Dance Btusio Cy a 258.5—WOWO Ft, Wayne—1160 te ‘Trio Sportaman: Merchants BC (1% hrs.) $330—Madam ‘Thelma, (30m) 370.2—WGCO Minneapolis-St. Paul—S1r e—Concert Hall of the, Air 0—Same as WABC (4 brs.) othe Old Settlers 275.1—KMOX 8t. Louls—1090 §:00—Soprano: Who Done it C Eee eS ee GMs Bee.) reat Wille’ & Lilie 10:15—News: Sopran 10:30—Orchestras ‘and Organist er, and St. Paul li hour: Good News radio onds. 5—Bismarck Tribune sports items, marck Tribune n hou piano recital. aseball scores, 0—Studio program. :00—Nonpartisan speaker. Paint of a dark greenish hue has been found in England to make air- |planes nearly invisible when flying against clouds or in the rays of ‘searchlights. NOTHING - iTS DONE e WHAT 60 et Suess. 1 WON'T REPORT { THINK OF HER IT OUNILESS SOU TRN TO STRANGER. I'M MOVE IT OFF NOUR LOT VUST SORT OF PUTTING ON THE FINISHING TOUCHES. MOURE GETTIN’ NEARER YF AND NEARER TO THE WIDE OPEN SPACES. | CAN) HARDLN WAIT TO CET NOU SOUT AND COVERED REPORT? WHO ARE AND HIS -% precuies’ FRIENDS yp aineys LOCATION IN OBIES CANYON, ARIZONA, Te secner SERUICE AIR Questions and =©SQUADRON Answers = 1S ALREADY i FULL wine — TEST FELLOWS EAN BUSINESS... AND WE DONT By Blosser yesn Mayet! Sy WELL,ONE.OF THOSE GUNNN™ MOUNGONS DID IT. THE YOUNG MAN BLAMED HIS KID GEE, AUNTY, XOU LOOKED FUNNY WHEN SO HERE YOU ARE EH? TL THOUGHT SO. GREEN PAINT ALL OVER YOUR ae oat ts. amy S THAT KID DAUBED TRIPES ON THE FINNEGANS' DOG ME PAINTING THE SCREENS AND MRS. FINNEGAN ACCUSED ME OF DOING IT. AND OOGLESNOPS FLEW | AT THEIR DOG AND MRS. FINNEGAN FELL DOWN § TLL FIND HER AND VUL BeT Sue ‘FESsES UP !! RIGHT NOW | YOURE GOING TO TAKE THIS TURPENTINE AND CLEAN OFF EVERY BIT OF PAINT ONFINNEGAN'S DOG AND THEN NOU'LL APOLOGIZE TO THAT GIRL. TLL SEE TO THAT A WELL, YOURE GOING TO DO SOMETHING HAVE TO LIVE NEXT TO Xou DOWN SUCH A TERRIBLE CHASING ‘THEIR CAT (A GONNA ASK THAT KID CRAaY: THe’ ore sresre tg (TS ALL ABOUT — by WASN'T No. STRIK _ euT ‘em over! AN’ Now M4 (NOGPENDEN 7 uu! By Small BOOTS AND HER | BUDDIES Home Again By Martin tah €

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