The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 30, 1936, Page 3

IKFYR-N BC Program| 4 (Subject to Revision) | Tuesday, June 2 i 7:08—Breakfast Club 00—Press Radio News lk ae Leate 15—Dan Harding's a: reese Singer 3:45—Silver Clouds 9:00—Markets, Program Resume and} World Bookman $:15—Shut tn Hour 9:40—Volce of Experience — Wasey Products Co. 10:00—Markets, | Weather and Land O'Lakes Program 10:1B—Honeyhoy and Saesafrass 16:30—Hymns of All Churches--Gen- 25 Wife 90—Niela Goodelle, Singer 15--Arty Hall's Southern Rubes 30—Connie Gates, Singer 6:4b—Local News and Baseball Scores § 00—Citles Service Program 7:P0—NBC Music Guild 7'30—Ford Motor Co. Dealers Pro- gram—Freq@ Waring and Orch. $.00—Studebaker Co. Program $30—Ry-Krisp presen:e Marion Tal- ey 8:45—Chevrolet “Musical Moments’ | Program 9:00—P: ietebureh Plate Glass Co, Program 9:39—Eddie Duchin and Orch | 45—Safety on the Highways Cam- | paign Program Ellington and Orch vier Cugat and Hisorch | drgan Melodies eral Mills i 19:45—Betty and Bob—General Mills [{}iSj— Emmy Grier's Orch 11:00—Markets and Pollce Bulletins 11:15—Dot and Will W:30—National Farm and Home Hr ) 12:30—Musical Varieties, Saturday, June 6 12:45—N. D. Taxpayers Talk 7.00—Breakfast Club T:t0— Ala reete Weather and AC] 8.00—Press Radio News ‘arm News Reporter 8 05—Vaughn de Leath 1:18—Oxydo! Own Ma Perkins 8:15—Dan Harding's Wife 1:30—Vie and Sade—Crisco $:30—Gospel Singer 145—The O'Neills—ivory Pgem 8:45——Silver Clouds 2.00—To be announced 9:00. rkets, Program Resume and + 2:15—Pettibone High School Pgem. orld Bookman 3:30e—-New Hot Shots ° rsemen's Quartet 3:00—Westchester Negro Jubilee Fs Saree Bhaba ona Hie OREN oe City Fellers 10:16—-Aarkets, Weather and Aunt 4 4 n Sing 4:30—Press Radio News Se Pereeeneeemmicn and Orch Markets and Police Bulletins 445—Little Orphan Annie HAb—Old Skipper and. His Radio| rs . Singer unced and Baseball 00— iam Baking Co.—"Sonny t Ruddy” 15—Studio 30—Lady Esther Serenade 00—American Can Co Pgm feature ing Ben Bernie and Orch Aan a oo T30—Plymouth Presents Ed Wynn and Graham Mc $on—Elgin National Watch Co. Pam. 4$:30—Ford Motor Co Pem $:45—-State Mill and Elevator Pgm. 9:15—Nano Rodrigo’s Orch, 9:30—-Leo Reisman’s Philip Morris Ore! 10:00—Late evening weather forecast 10 1 1 1 z 11:30—Carl Schreiber & Orch 12:00—Silent we day, June 3 00—Breakfast Club O0—Press Radio News 05—Vaughn de Leath 15—Dan Harding's Wife | 8—Gospel Singer | 5—Silver Clouds 00—Markets, Program Resume and World Bookman 15—Master Bullder 30—Originalities 45—Voice of Experience — Wasey Products Co. 00S Weather, “Aunt 22> wee mses Sammy and :15—Honeyboy and Sassafrass :30—Hymns of All Churches—Gen- eral Mills. 45—Betty and Bob—General Mills 00—Markets and Police Bulletins 15—Dot and Will :30—-National Farm and Home Hr 30—Musical Varieties 00—-Markets, Weather and AC 3 3S mee corset OS :15—Btudio 45--Marguerite Padula. Singer N—Walter Logan's Musical 00—Talk ae fail Davis, Adm. of the 45—Chick wae and Orch. jee AUS Time LSM. Bmall. Juvenile Singer 15—Olympic Prospects 30—Doris Wester, Personality Sing- and Baseball Family—Standard rands 20—-Lady Esther Serenade 00—Town Hall Tonight—Bristo! Meyers Co 00—Your Hit Tobacco Co 00—-—Chevrolet “Musical Moments” Parade—American zm :15—-National Youth Administration 30—Phi! Ohman's Orch. 00—-Weather forecast :01l—Shandor :08—Joe Rines and Orch :30—-Lights Out 00—Phil Levant and Orch. :30—Duke Ellington and Orch. 100—Silent Thuradey, June 4 Breakfast clap we 3°30—-Gospel Singer 3-45—Silver Clouds $:00—Markets, Program Resume end id Bookman 2 1s—cheriotaers 9:30-—U. S. Navy Band 9:45—Voice of Experience — Wasey Products Co 10:00-—-Markets, Weather and Aunt amm 10:15—Honevboy and Saasatrans 10:30—Hymns of All Churches—Gen- eral Mills, ~ 10:45—Betty and Bob—General Mills 11:00—Markets and Police Bulletins 11:15—Dot and Will 11:30—National Farm and Home Hour 12:30—Musical Varieties Weather and A. ¢. ws Reporter ydol's Own Ma Perkins 1:30—Vie and Sade—Crisco 1:45—The O'Neills—Ivory 2.00—To be announced 2:15—Studio 2:30—Radio Guild 3:30—Answer Me This 3:45—Top Hatters 400—Flying Time 4: tec Breon Stern and Orch. 35—F Adair, G4scLittle Orphan Annie 5:00—Console Capers 5:15—Tony Russell, Singer 5:30—Lucile Manners and Terri Le Francon. $:45—Local News and Baseball Scores 6:00—Fleischmann Hour 7:00—Lanny Ross Presents Maxwell House Showboat Hf O0—K raft Program: 9: jem ocal'3e, & Bport. Shots hil Le Ee: and ore ne awford, Organist nar. forecast an Had Pete ‘and Orch. 33 Ee, Ellington and Orch. Fridey, June 5 Gan 1:30—National Farm and Home Hour 2:30—Carnegie Symphony Orch 1:00—-Markets and Weather 1 1 Quaker Oats 00—Alpine Village Orch. 0—Press Radio —Herl Smith and Orch. 45—Religion in the 0—"Saturday at Conn —Home Town 0—Jamboree 5:45—Local news and baseball scores 6:00—Rismarck, Baking Co.—Sonny _ & Budd: 6:15—K1 Chico, weenie Revue 6:20—Boston Symphony Orch 7:30—-Shell Chateau §:30—To Be Announced 0 9 f 1 1 9:00—National Barn Dance Program 00—Weather forecast * —Ben Bernie and Orch Duke Ellington and Orch. lent Sunday, June 7 40—Radio Pulpit 30—Sabbath Reveries 9:00—Press Radio News 0}—Weather & Program Resume 10—Ward and Muz semen Qua et —Major Bowes’ Capitol Theatre Party 331 Radio City Music Hall of the Vor Pi of Experience —- Wasey ets Co. ‘0 Program Corp. of America Pro- gram 00—Gilbert Seldes, Singer 1 oister Bells 30—Heart to Heart Hour inday Vespers Eisnface and Prof. le —Senator Fi Drivers 30—Words and Music Catholic Hour 30—Noble Cain. a Capella choir ilo Program Starring Jack Benny 5:30—Bakers’ Broadcast 00—-Major Bowes’ Origingl teur Hour 00—Manxattan Dr. Lyons Ama- Merry-Go-Round— 30—Amer Album of Familiar r Aspirin ors Program 9:01—Twin City Foursome 0—Press Radio News y Busse and Orch forecast ington & Orch ‘arl Ravazza and Orch arl Hines & Orch ‘arl Schreiber & Orch. Silent an Harding's Wife’ 30-~Gospel Singer 45—Silver Clouds OOmebiark ats Program Resume aud World Bookman —Metropolitan Echoes 5—Voice of Experience — Wasey Products Co. 00—Markets, Aunt Weather '15—Honeybov and Sassafrass 30—Hymns of All Churches—Gen- eral Mills 46—Betty and Bob—General Mills Sammy and| 30—Nationa) Farm and Home Hr. 36—-Musical Varieties 100—Markets, Weather and A. C. Farm News Reporter 15—Oxydol's Own Ma Perkins 30—Vie and Sade—Crisco 45—The O'Neills—Ivory 00—To ‘be announced 15—Studio 45—Alice Joy, mppulee Singer S0—The Cadets Quarte j——-The Cadets Quartet 45—Top Hatters 00—Fiying Time AS—Edward Davies, singer '30—Press Radio 35—Harl Smith and Orch 45—Little Orphan Annie 00—Neila Goodelle, Singer [S—Tony Russell, Singer 30—Connie Gates, Singer Scores and Local he Rasebal) few 0o—Bhit Levant and Orch. 30—Firestone Program 00—Sinclair Minstrels 30—Swift Studio Party 00—Carefree Carnival 0—National Radio Forum btesChevrelat “Musical Moments” 01 15—Dicke Mansfield's Orch. 30—N. D. Farmers Union 66 CHAIN STATIONS WILL SEND MUSICAL PROGRAM OVER U.S, 3,300 Invited Guests Will Hear Presentation in War Me- morial Opera House ROSA PONSELLE WILL SING Popularly Styled as ‘Sunset Symphony Concert’ Because of Broadcast Time The second “California Concert” — a high-light musical event to mark the close of the autumn-winter- spring series of the Sunday concerts —will be broadcast from San Fren- cisco, Sunday night, May 31, at 8 o'clock (CST). The 68 station hook- up of the NBC-KFYR network will transmit this concert—and also the sumer concerts which begin the fole lowing Sunday, June 7. Staged before 3,000 invited guests in the War Memorial opera house, with the renowned San Francisco Sym- phony orchestra substituting for the regular symphony orchestra, the event is expected not only to be an out- standing radio broadcast, but one of the important musical events of the season in San’ Francisco. Rosa Ponselle to Sing Rosa Ponselle, brilliant prima donna soprano of the Metropolitan opera house, again will appear in the col cert as the featured soloist. Erne Rapee will remain over in California to direct the orchestra as its guest conductor. Mishel Piastro, triumph- ing in a return to what is almost his musical “home town’—for he was for- merly concertmaster and conductor of the orchestra in San Francisco prior to coming to the New York Philhar- monic orchestra as its concertmaster —will appear as violin soloist. Milton Cross, who also is on the West Coast for the concert, will be the announcer and master of ceremonies. The event, popularly styled a “Sunset Symphony concert” in the series, because it will take place in|! San Francisco at 6 o'clock in the eve- ning, even though it is heard along the Atlantic seaboard as late as 10 m., (EDST), follows a similar con- |». p. cert in Los Angeles last Sunday. The same artists were heard in that broadcast last Sunday, when more than 20,000 guests assembled in the famous Hollywood Bowl, a natura) amphitheatre, in a Los Angeles “Sune set Symphony Concert.” The Phil- harmonic orchestra of Los Angeles played at that event—which was 8 Principal occasion in a round of cere- monies attendant upon the dedica- tion of a new $2,500,000 motor assem- bly plant there. A brilliant program of music for the San Francisco broadcast has been pre- pared, including selections from the most notable works of the masters— Wagner, Gluck, Schubert, Bizet, SSS——SS SUMMONS STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, COUN- TY OF BURLEIGH IN DISTRICT. cee a FOURTH JU- Plaintiff, DICIAL DIST rs. H. T. Ryaleeone ov8.- R. H. Johnson, F. H. Ri ceased, Helen M. Seen Ty as Bi cutrix of the Li itl and Test ment of Fr: i ‘at known as F, “Register, De- ceased, Helen M. Register, Fran: D Register, Helen Jarvi: Warren, Dill B. Register. Paul J. Register, Richard E. Register, an incom- int person and his Guardian . Bowdle, his wife, iowa and Dakota Land Company, a corporation of Marshall County, fowa, and all other persons un- known and the unknown heirs and devisees of any deceased per- son claiming any estate or inter- est in or lien or incumbrance up- on the property described in the complaint in this act On. Fe Be, THE STATE OF NORTH DAKO’ TO THe. ABOVE NAMED DEFEND: You and each of you are hereby summoned to answer the complaint tn the above entitled uy a copy of hereto attached and u, and to serve & y said com- plain upon the subscribers hereto, at their offices in the Little Buildin, the City of Bismarck, County of leigh and State of North Dak within thirty d. after the service this summons upon you, exclusive the day of such service, and of'vour failure to appear or. ai ser, judgment will be taken againi by default for the relief deman ed in the samp! int. tted Bi gmarek. North Dakot this 31st day of March, 1936, O'Hare: ‘Cox &c Attorneys fay the piaineiee. Office and Post Office Ad- ss: Little Building, Bis- marck, North Dakot of NOTICE Ae ae ABOVE NAMED DEFEND- a aaee take notice that the above irWeatner Blossoms indo o8—Gene Beecher's Orch avier Cugat and Orek So Rarl Hines and His Orch. ier Pouslae Beattie, Concert Bari- 2:00—llent Carolina Murderer Is Raleigh, N. C., May 30.—(7)—Mar- vin Batten, %Q-year-old Johnston ?: pies siti=peus in de Harding's Hi 20——Gospel Sini cr liver Clouds larket pocket Resyme and Kkfast Club Radio News ¢! Wite }4 1B UaVeice. a P gaye nce — Wasey wt pitaather and Land rogram 1 haw Ho and Sassafri 30H Churches—Gen- b= Gene: warm ant Heme Hour Weath: ase ac county farmer was put to death by gas at state's prison here Friday for the murder of Mrs. Lydia Daughtry. Gas was administered for 14 minutes Put to Death by Gas fs entitled action is brought to quiet title In the plaintiff to those tract: and parcels of Jand lying and situat in the County of Burleigh and Stat: of North Dakota, and tt scribed a: follows, to-wit: Fifteen (15) and Sixteen (16) Block Sixty 60). Mc- Kenzie and Coffin's Addition to the City of Bismarck, North Dakota, and that the complaint in said act! will be filed In the office of the Cl of the District Court of Burl Heres, Dakota on aa of ey 193: claim {sm ate ‘herein against you. d at Bismai North’ Dakota, this 3ist day Ge March. 1936. O'Hare, Com & Cox WE'LL Good prints are a habit with us “Verichrome” DOTHE Bech, Richard Strauss and Kreisler. Rapee to Open Program Rapee will open the program con- ducting the San Francisco Symphony ; orchestra in the prelude to Act I,) from “Lohengrin” by Wagner. i Immediately following, Miss Pon- selle will make her appearance aing- | ing the aria “Divinites du Styx” from | “Alceste” by Gluck. Piastro is next introduced, playing as violin solo, Kreisler’s Praejudium and Allegro. Miss Ponselle then sings Schubert's | well known “Ave Marie” contrasting its quiet tempo immediately after with the lively “Seguidille” from “Carmen” by Bizet. Milton Cross will address the audi- ence during the intermission period. Opening the second half of the pro- gram, Rapee leads the San Francisco Symphony orchestra in “Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring” by Bach. Miss Ponselle again is presented | singing first “Marechiare” by Tosti, and then the populer “Annie Laurie,” a violin obligato being played by Mr. Pigatro. Rapee concludes the varied pro- gram leading the orchestra again in; waltzes from Richard Strauss’ “Der Rosenkavalier.” {Additional Churches | | a ® CHURCH OF NAZARENE Sorenson, Pastor Miss Mildred Patterson, special oath nday school—10 a. m. pe hip—11:00 o'clock. re 145 p.m. over KGCU, Manda 9 p.m. (CST). meeting Thursday at 8:00! at 122 West Main. | “wverybody welcome. | FIRST BAPTIST oven ¥ourth St. an eB. Pie ee Halen Atinister Sunday, May, 10:00 a, mane church school. Ed- upt. ' The fevarts. class taught by Mr. ere for ean The Quai for young people. } Mra. F. D, Quain, teacher.. The Tuxis class for young people{ of high schoo) age. Mrs. Jackson, Beles Duet—! elected—The Misses luck, Bolo, “All Ye Who Seek,” Vernon Satter. 1 Sermon. “Life's Battle. $:00—The evening ser 5 | Pianist, Miss Catherine Mason. | A thoughtful earnest service plan- ned for and attended by young peo- ple De @ young people of our church uu to spend Sunday evening in the fellowship of the church, Come for church, stay for the B.Y.P.U, Sermon theme, “The Test of 0 Pp. 5 hour. cond of a series of discus. sion mesiinee taking up crime andj its remedy. Last week's discussion j Be oune “Crime and Its ut Wilford Baska is the lead- er. Bring a friend. we welcome you to our fellowship and service in building a better world. = | Low rent can be had by buy- ing a Covered Wagon House Trailer, monthly payments. On display at Fleck Motor Sales. Highest Standards en well ts the fine creed f this modern Funeral Home, wherein reverence and rare econ- omy of cost are the Golden Rule. PERRY FUNERAL HOME W. E. 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Dr. J. {Gresham Machen of Philadelphia, |Pa., an avowed advocate of funda- mentalsit doctrine, stirred the 148th Presbyterian church assembly Satur day with an announcement of a Phil- \adelphia convention in June “to cre- ate what we think will be a real) Presbyterian church.” RAILROADS CRITICIZED Washington.—A report by Trans- portation Coordinator Joseph B. East~ }man criticized railroads Saturday for leasing grain elevators at rentals de- scribed as unduly low. Such practices, the report charged, had enabled large grain operators to “crush or minie [SSE NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that) by virtue of a judgment and decree of foreclosure rendered and given by the District Court In and for the County of Cass a th Dakota, and entered an in the office of the Clerk oe sald Court gn the 14th day of May, 1936, in an action wh The Union Central Company, @ corporar was plaintif 4 Jake Pe a Agency, a coipurnuat Burleigh County, North Dakota, # municipal corporation: and all other persons unknown claiming any estate or ine terest in or lien or encumbrance w on the real bahidatt described in the eae wel pager gol piyable ta a ble on ($2206.20) Dolla and decr real esta Ker dencribed, to satisfy the amount of said judgment with interest thereon, and the cos ry expenses of such sale, or thereof as the proceeds applicable thereto will satis ni by virtue of a me issued out of the office of said Clerk, and under the seal of said Court directing mé to sell said real property, pursuant to said judgment and deer Fred E. Anstrom, and t! at public auetion at the front doo! the Courthouse in the City of marck, in the County of Burl rth Dakota, on the 23rd day of June, 1936, at the hour of two in th fternoon of that day, 'y the amount igeclarea. pote and payable in said judgm ith interest and costs thereon, costs and expenses of such so much thereof as the proceeds of such sale applicable thereto will eat fy. The premises to be sold as id pursuant to said Segre ‘and it, and to this no- leigh Count; described and writ Lot ne ‘fonstitutine went aus eee (NW%), of Northwe (NW), and brvares one it west quarter SW%), all in Bi in Thirty (30), tia One hy: ant Rae forth, mange © a 1 containing 160 nore r lei outed this Fath fe Ma: ‘est, North Dakota. Ochlert & Nill ttorneys for Plaintif? 504 Black Bui! eit Fargo, North cars, CANT DO SOLVES CARBON PROBLEMS COPELIN MOTOR COMP. CORWIN-CHURCHILL ee bo gd fos | PA AUS SERVICE GARAG GE, MOTORS, INC. MANDAN mize” the competition of small trad- ers. 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