The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 3, 1930, Page 12

\THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1930 across E ceenten cote. STATED ITE] 4 {tu} AIR. Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle Ke Cleatriz Dined 10. East Indinn weight 11, Feminine end. % Ibsen charace ter 1% Danish money of account 18 Consecrates 1b. Tip to one side SHAPTER OF OUR 12. States post> tively 18 Nemeral 1% Weed 21. Earth 2%. Staff 24, Celestial body 28. Segment of a curve in what way Pen ttempt . Native metals 43, Undeveloped flower 29. Damages 43. Worthtoss teavings $1. First woman Beching ‘ 41. Bright DOWN 4 BOUNMAEY ABOUT HER BEING erian river 46, Total 1, Hage msthieal 47. Secret mitt: =“ Fronoan $e Tee rational », tira an, BZ awent A FAKE HEIRESS ndermine Jockey S Wii Golf term ; Bedaubed 49. Short sleep 8 EE FURY ‘ Bemoroxs + Denoting the WILL BE A ava maiden name ‘% 40. Tn addition 3, Island tn the dads 42. The bitter Pacific . ‘ yetoh 38. Gray rock ure of tengih @ 43, Formal dance 59. Light repast mensnre B5. Sun god ateral Sn WALT LITERALLY RAN INTO CQRPUS ATA PORT WAN DOWN IN BRAZIL HE HAS BEEN WONDERING ABOUT A LOT OF THINGS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4 (By The Associated Press} Programs in Central Standard time. 454.3—WEAF New Yor! 8:48—The Players—Also WGY WIJ 6:00—East of Cairo—Also WOC WD! 6:30—Shilkret Orch.—Also WW V WFAA KPRC WOAL Wik <VOl 8:30—Topnotchers—Also W. VSM WAC W 6:00—Russian_Village—Also WCCO Wi WADC V IBW WGY WBCM WMT WBRC WFIW KRLI ‘PY KOL WDAY KLZ KHJ_KFRC KVI KFPY 6:30—Trawiers, Tales of the Sea—Also WFBM WMAQ KMOX WSPD 7:00—Orchestra and KMOX KOIL KMBC WCCO WS! 7:30—Smoker, Senator and Major—Also WADC WHK WKRCG WGHP Wowo WMAQ KMOX KOIL KMBC WISN WCCO WSPD WREC 8:00—Voice of Columbia—Also WADC WHK IL KMBC WIBW KFH WBCM WSPD WMT WFIW WDOD WLAC KFJF KLZ KVI KFPY KOL WD, @:00—Dance Carnival—Also WGHP WKBN Vv KOIL, KLRA 1D WREC te] 10:80—Midnight Melodies—Also WADC ‘WCCO WIBW KFH WECM 7 7:18—Reflections by Male Quartet—. 0 Be Announced—Also_W! BAP KTHS KSL WDAF KGO WJDX KOMO KGW KHQ WHAS WSM WMC WSB WSMB WJR 0:48—Floyd Gibbons—Only to WENR KWK WREN KFAB WTMJ WEBC : WHAS KTHS KSTP WSM WMC WSB WAPI WJ KPRC WOAI WKY KOA KSL KGO KECA KGW KOMO 10:00—Toronto Orch.—Also KDKA WJR WLW WIBO KWK WRE: CENTRAL CLEAR CHANNEL STATIONS 293.9—KYW Chicago—t020 §:00—Orchestra: Feature $:00—Music & NBC (1% hrs.) 30—Feat.; Orchestras; WEAF 9:00—Ner State St.; WJZ 9:45—Dance Music (3% hrs.) 344.0—-WENR Chicago—870 '20-—WENR Players 00—Minstrel; Comedy Sketch 5—Easy Chair Music Same as WIZ 10:00—Air Vaudeville (2 hrs.) 416.4—WGN Chicago—720 H uin; Markets; Studio; Boys 00—Variety; Time O'Day 30—WEAF (30m.); Feature Halt Hour Feature 0—News; Feat.; Dance (2% hrs.) 344.6—=WL8 Chicago—870 8: an; Booksho} o—Field Museum “Pat 00—Sarre as WJZ (30m.) ie WJID. Tas lymn Time (30m.) 475—WMAQ Chicago—670 6:15—Movies; Sports: Orchestra 0—W A (36m.); Tourist Prog. 0—Same as WABC (2% hrs.) 428.3—WLW Cincinnati—700 6:00—Hour from WJZ ——————<—<_—__._._. . ._. 4 | KFYR { ° °@ ‘WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4 34 58° Kilocycles—s45.1 Meters 0—Dawn-reveille, —Time signal \—Farm flashes. 6:45—Time signal. 7:00—Farm reporter in Washington. 1:45—Meditation period: Rev. | lerzberg. erased aig guide. 00-—Cpening grain markets. junshine hour. Sammy. 7—Arlington time signal. rain markets. 8—Organ program: Clara Morris, 00-—Bismarck Tribune news and . Weather. 5—Luncheon program. 5—Voice of the Wheat Pool. 5—Grain markets: high, low and close. 1:18—Farm notes. 1:45—Bismarck Tribune news, ‘weather, and St. Paul livestock, 34 od cheer, 2:30—Siesta hour: Good News radio ageaine. lio program 00—-Stocks and bonds. i—Bismerck Tribune sports items, brim, Tey ed Tribune news. :46e-World Bookman, ‘J WSA wsa iC WSB WSMB WKY KTHS KPRC WOAi KECA KGW KHQ KOMO WJDX WGY WTAM WDAF WOW WHAS 9:00—Mystery House-Also WWJ _KSD WDAF WEBC WTAM WOC WSMB 9:30—Dance—Also WDAF WOC (WTAM Ist 30m.; WWJ WOW last br.) 348.6—WABC New York—s60 (CBS Chain) WV Vocal—Also_ wet WERC WGHP WOWO WMAQ iM W: 5 ions 9:80—Dance Carnival—Also WADC WKRC 1° WISN WCCO WIBW KFELWBCM WKBN WSPD WMT WBRC WFIW WDOD WREC KLRA KLZ KDYL KVI KFPY WDAY WNAX 394.8—WJZ New York—760 (NBC Chain) WJR WLS KWK WREN WCKY Also 7:30-—T REN WIBO KWK 8:30—Station KUKU—Also KDKA WIBO WREN KWK WJR 9:00—Hour of Slumber Music—WJZ and Stations 8:20—Amos ny Andy—Only to WMAQ KY KFAB WLW KECA WEBC WKY KPRC WOAI 10:00—Dance Music (2 hrs.) AND HIS FRIENDS P. M, unless otherwise indicated, k—660 (NBC Chain) io ESD WOC wow WTAM KOA KVOO EBC WTMJ WDAF WOW KSTP WJAX KOA KGO KOMO WTAM WWJ WSAl’ WGN KSD AS WSM WVMC WSB WJAX i P! KOA _KSL VKRC WFBM WMAQ KOIL WISN KLRA KFJF WADC WHK WKRC WGHP Wwowo WGHP WOWO WMAQ KMOX AY WNAX N WFBM KOIL WISN WCCO W WDOD WREC WLAC KLRA KFJF NAX WGHP_ WKRN WFBM KOIL WSPD WMT WBRC WF1W JF KLZ KDYL KFRC KV1 KFPY <BN KOIL KMBC WISN WLS KWK WREN KDKA W KWK WREN WTMJ KSTP KOA DX gue WBAP KFAB 0—Night School; Variety Salon ZC roo! WJZ (30m.); Vox Humana 11:00—Varlety Program (1% hrs.) 299.8—-WOC Davenport—1090 WEAF (4 hrs.) cores; WEAF 298.8—WJR Detrolt—750 5:45—Cecil & Sally —WIZ (301 fannequing Gsm); WIZ Golf. i SALESMAN SAM 258.5—WOWO Ft. Wayne—1160 WABC (2% hrs.) rgan Request Pavl—s10 One for Sam Feature (15m.) —Hour from WABC 00—Orchestra; Theater 00—Two Hours from WABC 11:00—Varlety Boys; Organ Recital 275 1—KMOX St. Louis—1090 6:00—Soprano; News ame as WABC (2% hrs.) ‘iano; Famous Composers Willie & Lillie; News 30—Orchestras & Organist 6:00—Ernest Grewer, tenor; Helen House, 7:00—Studi i 8.00—A. C. Townley speech. PLANTS IN SLEEPING ROOM ARE DECLARED HARMLESS Washington—(?)—Plants in a sleeping room generally are harmless to the occupant, in the opinion of Dr. A. F. Woods, director of scientific .| Work in the department of agricul- ture, Completing an investigation of the ON WITH THE = STORY= “YS WHAT CARLOS WAS SAYING TO THE WIDOW AS THE LAST BOOK CAME TO A CLOSE YESTERDAY = 4 H HE WANTS TO KNOW- Hsurophesia AND HOW HE WANTS Will ‘TO KNOW = Drive off WHERE SHE GETS HE SUDDEN WEALTH = HOW SHE CAN LIVE aa SUCH LUXURY = sponannannannanate ONE ward FROM WIM ‘YO UNCLE BIM TO LIKE To KNOW WHAT THAT WAS THAT WAS MAKIN’ THAT FUNNY NOISE «Now IT'S NER BY THOSE HILLS if CIGOLLY, “TH CIRCUS MUST BE IN TOWN — AINT NT GRAND, HONEY -~ NOW BOOTS | DAT -WE MOWs Miss Boots AND HER | Am sare --an’ WE DOENT BUDDIES | HAE To WORRY "BOUT TRIBUNE’S PAGE OF COMIC STRIPS AND FEATURES THE GUMPS— THE STORY TOLD AS YOU KNOW BENJAMIN GUMP IS AVERY WEALTHY MAN = HE NAS ALWAYS SEEMED IN LOVE WITH ME ~- AND HINTED “THAT HE CONTEMPLATED MARRIAGE — \ THOUGHT OF MY Furor : 1 could WIM A GOO! - SN FBBED ABOUT BEING HEIRESS e~TO. THE COURTNEY ESTATE = THAT 1S THE THING | REGRET- AND THAT You KNOW ABOUT ANO® HOLD OVER ME — é \ WANTED TO LIVE IN STYLE = ‘YO BE IN HIS CLASS = TO MAKE AN APPEARANCE © YO BECOME WIS WIFE THIS WAS ALL NECESSARY HEN THE QUESTION AROSE = WHERE TO GET THE MONEY TO FINANCE MYSELF — IN A PERFECTLY LEGITIMATE WAY = xB % BAY. ALL OF MY CHARGE ACC ITS AT THE ALL THE MONEY NE HAS ADVANCED = SIX MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE WEDDING AT GOB INTEREST- THERE I$ NOTHING WRONG IN THAT = NLL PAY HIM BEVERY CENT = THIS WAS ALL AGREED TO ANO SIGNED = THE PAPERS ARE WELD BY SCOOGE IN WIS LLEY— A GUESSING GAME HOW DID WALLET EVER FIND Our 'M HERE? | SHIPPED FROM LISBON AND NOT EVEN TOTSY KNOWS IT. HE'S DOWN HERE TO OET ME. IT'S A GOOD “t Yj x THING | BEAT IT YESTEROAN, THIS i; - EARTH 1S GETTING TOO SMALL _~ y x Y7 WHAT COULD { coRPUS BE DOING DOWN HERE F | DONT SEE HOw HE COULD HAVE FOLLOWED: ME BECAUSE NOBODN BUT PHNLLIS AND MR. WICKER KNEW WHERE | WAS COMING. HE'S WATCHING ME FOR SOME REASON. THERE IT IS! Back OF ' THAT ROCL—IT'S NONING!! [ GEE--IT WOULDNT CO FOR ME To 6eT COLD FEET NOW TAT IM TUS gp LOOKIN’ FOR NOISES IN NYSTERY MANOR GOT NE INTO ALL THIS MESS So THIS COULONT BE ANY WORSE — 1M GOING To SNEAK UP ON WHATEVER, 8. PAYOFF. WEA SERVICE, ic 0-8 Ine. “on, Et WELL ,SOMEONE IN THIS FAMILY MUST HAVE TAKEN THEM CERTAINLY NO THIEF WOULD BOTHER ABOUT MAKING OFF WITH MY ELECTRIC \RON AND YRONING-BOARD WHEN T ASKED HIM IF HE'D SEEN THE \RONING-BOARD AND IRON HE JUST STOOD UP AND SEE WHAT T FOUND IN ceo ‘ AN HIS ROOM ALL THE TIME GOSH, GUT ThaT FELLA AW, SWAN! I'VE HEARD (Ss @ PEE-WEE! I'LL BET - JOE A GUY WHO Was HE'S ABOUT TH’ SMALLEST 2 TUST ABOUT “TWENTY, LOOKIT “TH’ HALE-PINT Sam's WalTIN’on! ‘ wer Times sMatceR! WAN, SES THINK OF chemical action of plants in the air of an ordinary room, Dr. Woods said he found the plants of an iste eae not contribute enough carbon dioxide to injurious}: taint the air. te 4 Many hospitals, he points out, re- move flowers and plants at night from patients’ rooms. The only occasion for taking plants and flowers from sleeping rooms, he says, is when they are poisonous, or occupants.of the reom are susceptible to hay fever. \ DON'T KNOW WHAT'S COME OVER CHICK. THERE WITH A FARAWAY LOOK IN HIS EVES, AND SAID NOTHING AND HERE THEY WERE nine CASH You ry WELL: GET MES2S000% 7 NO BELIVER APD a) eeracne . MEET MO THURSDAY £ WELL THERE'S ONLY ONE THING TS FO — s-MAKE MNSELF SCARCE LL HE GETS TIRED WAITING. SprRinc! WHEN A XOUNGSTER BEGINS) To PRIMP.UP THERE'S BUT ONE REASON="IN THE SPRING A YOUNG MAN'S FANCY,”, YOU KNOW. = HE SEEMS TO BE UP IN THE CLOUDS TOM THUMG, ER. MATOR. Mite, ER — FP, — Y ROMAN SOLDIER WHO WENT eee ON HS Warten! ie CRE ,ROW Yo Tans ! 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