The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 4, 1930, Page 10

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1930 Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 1g. At 13, 8 | ’ Daily Cross-word Puzzle ACROSS s tog COME AROUND - ) oT. R PENN = fen WASH MY HANDS HEN opment WHOLE BUSINESS = I'M TIRED OF (T= TOMORROW THEN 4 J s : LL LET YOU NAVE: IT CATIEIS ane NY} wilt CARLOS. 4 s : MAT nao oe Dianlons aber. Ne TESbAY- point head ae How witt SHE eto MEET HIS, DEMAND? How wilt SHE 3k Now: departare 36, Mountain plerced by the _ Simpton tannel TF SHE DOESNT g GIVE IT % WIM HE WILL EXPOSE HER To UNCLE BIM= 58 across Nov omy ‘TELL THAT 43. Equality 44. Nothing 62 Weanen 81. Dn SWE IS NOY AN HEIRESS" s Ripple vowN 4 65 Ripple BUT ABOUT HER 62, Forever 1. Measure pt tt i} 68. Numeral 2. Glacial ridges 63, Surface SCOOGE To FINANCE | 4 vi! 60. War olnt. 8 Succulent frult 64. Young sal WER AT 40%— \ 6. aene oy M4 pie of Sees if . On s . Ancient A 48, Creator of fort SWE 1S ABSOLUTELY Ky Sherlock 3% Accustom: IN HIS POWER@ y var. 78, Electrified Particles 3% Attire 80. 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Rolfe Dance Orch.—Also KDKA R KYW KWK WREN KSL . 7:00—Hatters Orchestra—Also KDKA ee. awe WRENS WCKY WJR * Ft tt WELL, THANK o WEAVENS THAT HALL ESE at Noo? ’ \S POLISHED FOR A LooK' LLBE ANRILE, ANN WAY f SURPRISED TPA IPASSED Hy, PNAL Etions 00—Fifth Avenue Knight Wiz and Stations for Mellow Melodies-WZ and Stations 00—Hour of Slumber Music—W.JZ and Statio <T! KOA iL ‘OO WSMB WFAA al 10:00—Roite ‘Orch.—Only to WTMJ KSTP WEBC WSM WSB WSMB KVOO KY KPRC WOAIL WLW WMC KSL KTHS KOA KPO KEG ‘A WHAS HUBS WILLIE WISSELGREEN MARRIED t Ql, FORGET (T, SAM, CENTRAL CLEAR CHANNEL STATIONS \ .,| LAST NicuT! 1 SEEM TO CE ABOUT THE SS y @al! WAIT ON this 283.8—KYW Chicago—1020 428.3—WLW Cincinnatl—700 SALESMAN] ony ONE OF THE OLD GANG LEET! , GET ANY ———_ customer! §:00—Orchestra: Fashions: Lads 6:15—Variety: Orch.: Dors SAM. EAKS ! WIZ & WEAF (3 hrs.) 700—Home Towners: WJZ 9:00—News; State St.; WJZ 4 Vai 8 9:45—Dance Music (3% hfs.) ani 2 Wie: (am. Brocka Ross rchestra; Tenor A ee enn Shleane se 299.8—WHO Des Moines—1000 0—Pioneers; Song Stories Same as WEAP (1% hrs.) Hirer ry ay “Sketch; ‘Travelogue —Two Hours Ge! 10/dOmAlE Vaudeville (2 brs.) 1ion—Scores; Talk: 416.4—WGN Chicago—720 pa i eee 5:00—Quin; wanes Dance; Boys 258.5—WOWO Ft. Wayne—1160 i 5:00-—Sports; Couriers Perna: Book Shap 6:00—Same as WABC (3 brs.) Interesting People 370.2—-WCCO Minneapolis. fh WIID 1;30—Farm Progr: Hbt—Musteal Specialties (30m. 447.5—WMAQ Chicago—670 1100— Dance ‘Orchestra FELRMDE | bau 100 6:00—The An: ‘8; ure Hon— ame as WABC (is hrs) $:30—Feature; Village Choir "Andy: Orchestra 10:00—Willle & Lillie: News thinocDance Mune te hee 10:30—Orchestra @& Organist ~ oe magazine. fi 5 : KFYR ee Onnm = 1 DONT KNOW WHETHER TO LAUGH ! | 4 Rs OR CRY NEWT MADDENING ~- 308" To BE ‘THURSDAY, JUNE 5 5:4 ld Book: . ‘Kilocycles—545.1 Meters §:00—O18 Santers Ror. BUDDIES < 5 M. — 45—Baseball scores. e - 5 5‘ < S Os 7 q eeorime signal 4 English. “ . ‘our 30—Farm ‘lashes. 0—Studio Program, ie puee cis r in Washington. reporter in Washi qagcMeditation hours Rev = Toll Line Hearing Herzberg. 00-—Shoppers’ gu ening rae “markets. 05—Sunshine hour. Dropped for Present 3 20:00—Weather EanprAs grain markets.| A hearing set for June 6 on the ap- a \ % j ibr—ariineton tine signals. Plication of L. F. Chaffee, of Amenia, U : ‘ ee “oN p t LN Hi ainarkoln for a toll line connection has been in- $ “ : ‘ '1:08—Organ program: Clara Morris. | definitely postponed, it was announc- ts 5! « , * epee | ANAS AN f ee Zribune news and” |ed today by the state board of rail- es NDE : Y Se, detietancheon road commissioners, The hearing was F nk ; : i SY ih ab —Volce of the Wheat Pool to be held at Casseiton, \ ‘ Vea ae 1:15—Grain markets: high, low and Chaffee seeks to have the commis- rf 18-—Farm notes. sion establish a connection for toll 46—Bismarck Tribune news, | lines with the exchange of the North- ther. eon ‘Bt Paul | western Bell Telephone Co., at’ Cas- live OARS ay | elton, A new date for the beering as heur: Good News radio © Will be set later.