The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 22, 1936, Page 2

TO "ANNOUNCER WILL PRESENT OW STORY OF FIGHTING Blue Network, at 9:00 nr = m. (EDST). | ‘Gift of God’ Bab Baby f Will Talk From Station in Mad-_ Conspirators rined| . n ! rid, Objective of Rebel Kahoka, Mo, Aug. 22—()—A a Campaign jcuit court jury convicted all four 8 In the first broadcast direct from | saturday. Spain to America since the outbreak ' of the present revolution, Floyd Gib- | bons, famous “Headline Hunter,” will vive an eyewitness account of hostil- | i i ties during the Magic Key of RCA | S 1:00—Markets, Weather and aC bp. m., EST, (12:00 noon, CST) ie i B a $15 0. 2 | Huey ane Own Ma Perkins will broadcast from station EAQ. M PB | Re eee ee Teuks bet rid, objective of the rebel campaign | 7 Against the Loyalist government. ‘ Additional C hurehes ? Gibbons, who has covered every ma- i¢ jor war throughout the world for more | than two decades, recently returned from Ethiopia to recuperate from the; 10-00 epee tt ister Hate ravages of the African campaign. His | Klein, Supt. Old and young are com rest, however, was interrupted by the ;in& to ca conflict and he sailed Satur-| Blessings with ‘ts oe ye BISMARCK BAPTION CHURCH Bighth St. at RB to share ou ¢uring the same Magic Key vou (eine sunerbare Pe aS Py —'To Be Announced another famous commentator, John /|Lehren fuer unsere Zeit 5:45—Local News and Baseball B. Kennedy, will broadcast from an p. m.—Baptist Young People's| ¢.)_ Buy Watien and Orch. Inglish language. Thi historical spot near the Golden Gate is followed by i at San Francisco, California. one-half hour “Topic for the Ger. | 700—American Can Co Fem featur: Other features of the prozram will }™in service. “Die Wunden Jesu.” ine en Bernie a ey "1 | Warum und fuer wen hat Jenus leiden of the Southern Seas include Hildegarde, young singer who jjjexsen” sollten wir Thm ver- ring Symphony recently returned to her native Amer- | gelien, was fuer uns getan hat? stitute e ‘Pacific Relations ica after three successful years es Pe ll vm. Wednesday— Meeting for fe SC Ce 1 i i pible study and prayer {1 jer- — F Europe, Mischa Levitzki concert pian= | nin° tongue ‘Mittwoeh Abend um | 9:30—Leo Reisman's, Philip Morris, ist, Shep Fields’ band and the NBC| ist Bibelauslegung und Gebet Orch Symphony Orchestra, conducted by|Nehmt an diesen gesegneten Stun- 10:00—Weather Forecast Frank Black. Iden Teil! Jeder its freundlich einge- | 10:01—Shandor Haden. Unsere Versammlungen The noted war correspondent hasj in der deutschen Sprache gehalter been heard over NBC networks from | weil wir unsern aevansnen " \ z Heuten gerne dienen wollen in ment arlous battle fronts during recent jinn pingen. Helft uns durch eure years. He broadcast from Eritrea at| Beaohy the height of the Ethiopian conflict ———-~ and from Mukdew during the Japan- | McCABE M ODIST EPISCOPAL ese occupation of Manchuria. ! Walter Naar Pastor Morning worship, o'clock. o prelude Ider insk—Miss Bill Robinson Guest offerto: After a week's vacation from the air 8° Bojangles’ as Bill is often called. os ening worship. 7:20 o'clock appeared with the Old Maestro about | service 01 o. three months azo while both were on , w i Peal ee ePiSinging. vot the Coast. Bill at that time was fin- oe hymns, spectal music ye ishing several motion pictures as well | as giving his famous pupil, Shirley | Temple, tap lessons. When he danced | and sang for the Old Maestro then, | gt aes he created a sensation. ee rysing: Now that Ben and all the lads are} Solo—Se eEe_—————"! yo th . Harold Smith. ermon, {by Walter ©. Vater. | Organ postlude, | Weley | We heartily ‘all our servic At the G. P. Restaurant it’s GOOD FOOD... invite you to atten | back in New York and Bill is tinish- {ing up a triumphant tour, the Old | Maestro has persuaded him to come ‘wack and give the audience of the American Can Company another treat with his singing and dancing. This program will originate in Radio City | and will be broadcast over the NBC | | Louis defendants in the “gift of God” | 10: ‘baby criminal conspiracy retrial here | it There were no jail sentences, the H | jury fixing penalties of the defend- | {ants as follows: Mrs. Nellie Tipton Muench, _fine of $450; her husband. learn more of God's word, and a German service of sind Lands: Ruth Rowley, organ- On Bernie’s Program. ihormard Be Our Wateh *“Melody"—John- Ben Bernie and all the lads return), Svlo—Selected—Miss Arleen San- 9:45—Voice of 7 te the American Can Company pro-j| Religion of the Products Co. gram—Tuesday, August 25—and pre-! Spirit ter E. Vater. Markets, Weather and Aunt Sent @ repeat guest star, the famous] ,,,(/52" ‘postlude, “Allegretto"—Ley- NEO 6 Ai RAMEN CEE: “Mayor of Harlem,” Bill Robinson, |’ "Sunday school, 12:00 noon. (Classes |10:30—Hymna of All Churches—Gen- world famous tap dancer. ltor all’ age: Every department at| eral Mills. | A oir _helpful gospel message by the; ustel”—Thompson. s Thou Art Stand- “Autumn Night"— ) ve the Lad a Chance” “Benediction"— Ted terete gata reeRR oem 7 IKFYR-NBC Program| (Subject to Revision) é | Tuenday, Aug. 25_ 1:00—Breakfast Club 00—Press Radio News 05—Happy Jack Turner 15—Viennese Sextette 30—Josh Higgins of Finchville 45—Organ Pym | 9.00—Markets, Program Resume and | World Rookman Sweethearts of the Air © 20 20 00 00 00. | 10:13—Honeyboy And Sassafrase 30—liymns of All Churches—Gen- | eral Mills | |10:48—Betty and Bob—General M ; arkets and Police tulletin d Thought" —Dem ational Committee Farm and Home Ht. |; & Shefiter Rhythm | Octette id & the Ranch Boys f Pacific Relations 0—Loren Towne and Orch. 1 Time | 4:t5—National Doubles Tennis hampionships 4:30—Presa Radio News 4:33—Jackie Heller, Singer 4:45—Hazel Johnson 5:00—Console Capers is | 6:30—Lady Esther Serena 10:098—Andy Sanella & Orch. », |10:30—Lou Bring and. Orch. 11:00—Fletcher Henderson -|11:30—Alfred Bare and Orch. in| 12:00—Silent Wednesday, Aug. 26 7 100-—Rreaktast club. Press Radio News appy Jack Turner —Viennese Sextette —Josh Higgins of Finchville -| $45—Organ Program 9:00—Markets, Program Resume and World Bookman —Sweethearts of t —Joan and the Escorts Experience. W Alr 10:45—Betty and Bob—General Mills 11:00—Markets and Police Bulletins uy i. 1 tm and Home Hr | ean Dickinson, Soprano | Weather and AC Farm News Reporter 's Own Ma Perkins Wisi Arnold and the Ranch oys arguerite Padula, Singer 4 hampionships 4:30—Press Radio News OIL PUMPING Even worn pistons work like new with Asbridge BARN TONIGHT Good Music build our reputation. TRY THIS INVITING Cc STEAKS, = CHOPS .,...:... Cc 8:30 p. m. epe Grand Pacific Remember the American Le- gion Junior Baseball Tourna- DINNER TOMORROW DINNER ....... Served from 11:30 a. m. till Restaurant ment. It starts tomorrow. GET THE HABIT Bring your Iron, Bones, Hides, Wool, Aluminum, Brass, Cop- per, Batteries, Radiators, Rags, etc., either in small, ton or car- load lots, and receive absolutely Highest Market Prices. Either write, phone, or wire for carload lot prin « on Scrap fron and Prairie Bones. Phone 334. Write P. O. Box 463. BISMARCK HIDE & FUR COMPANY Charles Rigler, Mgr. Corner 8th & Front in Frame Bldg. Across from Occident Elevator Mill BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA A Carload of Cane Molasses will be on track Tuesday or Wednesday, August 25th or 26th. Get your supply while we are unloading the car and save some money. Cane Molasses is a high!; table, nutritious and economical livestock feed. pg x eats, ne aN Cane Mbtidoas makin aac tous makes poor roughage a better feed. An excellent feed for horses, dairy cows, beef cattle, swine, sheep and lambs. : Cane Molasses -has double feeding value—contains more than 50 per cent total sugars—a rich source of available-energy. Cane Molasses is a great Dos’ nem save rsx by gettin; le'we are unloading the car. We have fitty- mand ape P. combines re | $:15—Pure Oll Super Singers . ing really go 4:30—Institute of Pacific Relations food and having it served to you Hedahl Motor Co. Pees a a J as you like it. Scrvice means a | Wholesale Distributor for SW N. Dak.| {o:s1—snander, oreo ” lot to us because it has helped to || Bismarck, |10:08—Al Donahue & Orch. 4:53—Castles of Romance 45—Three Scamps Jae) s, Johnson and Rand sent “Treasure Trove” ss—Chele Ezras Radio Station— Miles Lab. $:30—Edwin C. Hill 3:45—Local News and Baseball Scores 6:00—One Man's Family—Standard | Brands | 6:30—Lady Esther Serenade 00—Town Hall Tonight—Brtstol Meyers Co 7:30—Republican National Commit- tee Presents Gov. Alfred M. Landon Parade—American Moments” ‘°. 9:00—Chevrolet “Musical ight Out —King's Jesters 135—Sandy Williams Orch, 11:30—Jack” Russell's Orch. | 12:00—Silent i ‘Thursday, Avg. 00-—Breaktast Club te 30—Josh Higgins of Finchville 45—Organ Program 00—Markets, Program Resume and 9:30—Studio Reporter 9:45—Walter Blaufuss and Orch. Aunt 10:00—Markets, Sammy Honey boy and Sussafr: Weather and ‘Food for 5 cratic National Committee tional Farm and Home Hour | NBC Music Gulld jb rkets, Weather and A. C. Farm News Reporter ‘ 18—Uxydol's Own Ma Parkins e Doubles pionships Radio News Page, Singer el Johnson —Conscle Capers H5—Voice of Experience—Wasey Products :30—Edwin C. Hill 45—Local News and Baseball Scores 00—Fleischmann Hour :00—Lanny Ross Presents Maxwell House Showboa 00—Kraft Program 00—Ford V-8 Revue 13—-King's Jesters \—Fletcher Henderson & Orch. 45—Jessie Crawford, Organist :00—Weuther forecast Tennis _ Aum. 38 1: 00—Break fast yeu 00—-Press Radio News 05—Happy Jack Turner 15—Viennese Sextette 30—Josh Higgins of Finchville 45—Organ Program 9:00—Markets, Pgm. Resume and World nan ib=Votce" ot Gaparionce — Wasey to: 0o—Miarists Weather and Land 0 Mille “aud Police Bulletias im and Home Hour an 7 "Real aN Dold fod the the Johnson Johnson ‘Treasure T: 8: ts—Bhele Ezras Radio ile §.30-—-Roy Campbell's Royalists $:45—Local News and Basebal and Rand Scores 400 —Citles Servicé_ Progr: 7,00—Ford Motor ps4 Dea im. Fre ariny t:30—Stare, Lue tnd ea rigidaire a ieee) Krisp Presents Marion Tal- je ciional Campaign Committee Communist Party $:30—Great Lakes Symphony Orch. 8:45—Klein & Gilbert, Piano Duo 9:00—Chevrolet “Musical Moments” Program 9: 1s—Larry Funk's Orch. 9:30—Leon Navarro’s Orch. 9: AbSSRtety ee the Highways Cam- palgn Pre | 10:00— {Weather Forecast 1:0t—Jack Russell's Orch 10:30—Alfred Barr and Orch 0—Fletcher Henderson and Orch. 0—Jimmy Grier's Urch. {Ndomsifene Saturday. Aug. 1:00—Breakfast Club 8:00—Prexs Radio News 8:05—Charioteers $:15—The Vass Family $:30—Josh Higgins of Finchville $:45—Originalities 8 peBarkets, § Frog am Resume and mmy 16—Springtime :30—Words & Music 11:00—Markets and Police Bulletins ama Skipper and His Radio 0—Nation Farm and Home Hour Tech Symphony Orch. and Weather » Singer eel O—The Continentals }0—Blue Room Echoes 30—Kaltenmeyer's Kindergarten— Quaker Oats :00—Otto Thurn and Orch. —Press Radio News Sonia Esson, Contralto goat or Living National” Doubles Championships 15—Heinie and His Grenadiers Me—bocal and baseball scores 6:00—Henrl Deering, Planist $:15—E1 Chico spanish Revue Tennis PON mmm ecstsne ne Program 8:30—Jimmy Lunceford’s Orch. 8: Phendie V-8 Revue 1—Lou Bring and Orch. 10:30—Henry King's Orch. 11:00—King’s Jesters 11:15—Sandy Williams Orch. 11:30—Jack Russell's Orch. 12:00—Silent $:00—Sabbath N Reveries 8:30—Melody Pallette 0—Press Radio News S—Weather & Program Resume 0—Ward and M —Neighbor Nell 9:30—The World Is Yours 10: estas Bowes’ Capitol Theatre Pa 10: s0—Raale City Music Hall of the u se-Hignlights of the Bible 12s wae Corp. of America Pro- 09—Julla, Host 5—Cloister Bells :30—-Heart to Heart Hour oo—Sunday Vespers 30S Petite @ and Prof. a cain A Capella Choir oes thelle Hour 0—Talks by Alistair Cooke 5—Claremont Inn Orch. 0—Jello Summer Show 30—Twilight Musicale 00—Major, Bowes’ Original Ama- teur Hou! {00—Manhattan Merry-Go-Round— Dr. Lyons Album of Familiar :30—Americai Music—Bayer Aspirin 00—Great Lakes Symphony Orch, :00——Baseball Scores :10—Press Radio News 15—Bhandor :30—Barnsdall Refining.Co. pre- sents Colonel eS 0—Alfred Barr and Orch. 12:00—Silent jonday, Aug. 31 00—Breaktast Club —Press Radio News —Happy Jack Turner 5—Viennese Sextette d—Josh Higgins of Finchville —Organ Program kets, Program Resume and As—Metropolitan ‘Echoes 145—Voice of Experience — Wasey Products Co. :00—Markets, ‘eather Aunt Sammy and yboy & Sassafrass —Hymns of All Churches—Gen- eral Mills. y and Byb—General Mille Mets and. Police Bulletins Ns—Dot and Wil :30—National Farm and Home Hr. :30—Waltz Favorites 12:45—Markets, Weather and A. C. Farm News Reporter 1:00. —Penper Young’s Family—Ca- A 18—Ony yaol's Own Ma Perkins 1:3 30—vie and Sade—Crisco 1:45—The O'Neills—lvory 2:00—Women’s Radio Review fu elenGens. Arnold and the Gent Ranch 2: Petit ; Joy, Fopulse Singer a Talk (cover $:15—Uncle Ezras Radio Miles Lab 5:30—Jack Armstrong—General Mills Sisbonbaaabal Scores and Local News 6:00—Jolly Coburn and Orch. Station— tudebaker Champions 8:00—Carefree Carnival 8:15—Henrietta Schumann, Concert Pianist 8:30—Great Lakes Symphony Orch. 9:00—chevrolet “Musical Orch. Union Moment Gene Beecher's Orch, j—Herman Middleman and Orch. —Fletcher He! 1 1 1 i 1 1 Orch. 1 Father of Bismarck . D., blacksmi! ROLLER | SKATING TONIGHT and Boys gs —eiroliing Songstere ie Menace ané Terri Le ee la 1 Os NO A EOS seen SS BRN NSE RNR A! rson and Orch. Man Dies at Fargo Fargo, N. D.. Aug. Aug. 22.—()—Peter K. Gunness, 67, retired Abercrombie, th, died in a local hospital Saturday.from a blood stream infection. He had been a patient nT Gharel Battle Goes to Court |__| Presbyterians of the nation have shifted to the courts the bitter fight which brought a schism in the church. Suit has been filed by Moderator Henry B. Master, of the Presbyterian church in the U. S. A., to prevent the new denomination headed by Dr. J. Gresham Machen from using the name “Presbyterian.” Dr. Machen leads the fundamental- ists who split vg the modern. TRI-STATE MEETING ANTICIPATES HEAVY PUPIL NEED IN FALL NYA Officials to Submit Quota | x! Requirements to Federal Officials Here Officials of the national youth ad- ministration from North and South Dakota and Montana conferred here deputy executive NYA director, over the problem of meeting anticipated increased youth needs. Launching into a discussion of the: program and particularly into student. aid requirements, the NYA officials attending the conference were expect- ed to submit definite quota recom- mendations for the coming year- to Brown. Among those attending the confer- ence are representative educators and. NYA officials from North Dakota; Montana and South Dakota, includ- ing State Directors James B. Love of Helena, Mont.; John M. Erwin of Pierre, 8. D., and Robert Byrne of Bismarck, and Regional Directors C. B. Lund, St. Paul, and O. H. Lull, Dehver, Colo. Brown, who expects to be back in Washington next Wednesday and have the new year's program under way before school opens this fall, said his survey through the various states gives him a first-hand picture of the “tragic condition” which the program will try to meet. Drouth Hurts Youth As the result of the drouth condi- tions through these states, he said, many youths who had planned to go to school would be unable to do 80 without the NYA program.since there is no crop to provide family income. “We definitely anticipate an in- creased budget this year with which to enlarge the work program for "| projects and youth relief,” Brown re- ported. He pointed out that “where young people get a check they work| N: for it.” The program, he said, includes stu- dent aid in high school and colleges, graduate aid, a junior placement serv- ice in 13 states, women’s camps, ap- prentice training, vocational guidance | 8 and a placement program in states. Brown arrived here from a meeting at Maryville, Mo., where 200 persons from six states attended a conference. He plans to leave here late Saturday Colo. Deaths Pexeuy. Singer, 11-day-old daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Singer, Mott, at 3:45 p. m., Friday, local hospital, seven- circus — @ ‘citement! Bob’ ‘=the trouble starts—and ' Rustvang, Mrs. Ingmar Strand, thur and John, all of Abercrombie. ¥ Gen erally iene, tonight and Sunday; cool showers have been reported over Saturday with Richard R. Brown,} pu for Cheyenne and then go to Denver, 7! ry mammoth fun fe tival—a ‘ |Wodehouse panic-a romance’ | cream -lined for joy and ex acartoonist! |now—andwhen he puts his/ ‘gitl’s familyin“thefunnies” PROMOTION OF KP AGENT ANNOUNCED T. P. Allen Named Fargo Dis- trict Freight Agent; 0. A. Kobs Returns Here Weathe Wate Repert] For Siemareie and: mrciaity: er ton! For North Dakot: tonight and Sunda: ooler west and north portions tonight and east por- |. tion Sunday. For Souh Dakota: Ly ike a! fenlent ane eer eeyy cool bd per an fe fad northwest portion For, Mottana settled tonight and Sunday; iittle * tit | ys change in tem. Minnesota: Cloudy in north, = erally fair in south portion tonight and Sunday; cooler Sunday andein extreme northwest rest portion tonight. GENERAL WEATHER CONDITIONS A low pressure are: Generally fair Promotion of T. P. Allen, agent for the Northern Pacific Railway at Bis- marck since 1927, to district freight agent, with headquarters at Fargo, was announced Saturday by L. R. C pron, freight traffic manager. Mr. wala tae |e hae as aaa . . A. travel it tchewai u'Appelle, couperatively Mgt pressiiepareTauns| St Jamestown. ‘Both. appointinenta! tered over the lower Missouri vailey| are effective Monday, on which day (St, Louis, 30.02) and over the Pacific | Mr. Allen will leave Bismarck. ( montons -30.00).." Moderate ste heavy | _ Mr. Allen, who in his new capacity of Canada, the Plains Stat a tne ih ainsedtta v prot Wadens under ates, ani west of Missi scattered showers reporied over the | his supervision, joined the Northern lower Missourl valley. | Temperatures | Pacific in 1910 as agent-operator st continue some: the lower, Misaburt valley, but are ty lat opaici ob varbun prints Oe ll moderate most other sec- Bistharck station ee a sen was to traveling freight | C. 28.10, Reduced to sea level 2! agent at Jamestown and on 6, i 1 5 ten fecioue chenee nko t ‘7/1927, was appointed agent at Bis- Outlook for the Period of Aug. marek. Mr. Allen ae Mr, Kobs, well-known in Bismarck, week; not much change in tempera- ture. Sanrint 5:60 a.m. et 7142 . PRECIPITATION pactiies st Di a Fargo in arck Stations. * Lame led gf eet ean to sting 1B seal on March 1, 1932, was transferred Aceumuistad detey. cy “aa Bismarck, ‘WESTERN vont pire aanows late in 1935, H. L. McCarthy, traveling freight 1. te tary to the freight traffic manager at | t! : | St. Paul, will become city freight 1 a agent at Fargo. Garrison, clear . Jamestown, cldy Max, cldy .. Minot, Parshall, clear .. ‘Williston, clea: EASTERN NORTH DAKOTA By LS. Klein +i Devils Lake, clear .. Grand Forks, cldy .... 85 Lisbon, ahd testes 82 Napoleon, foggy Oakes, cldy Syinmecpelis, head Moorhead, clay i & ? ; High- Low- est Pet. i i in i Huron, clear Rapid City, cle iy g i e392 Havre, clear .. Helena, clear . Miles City, eléar its: WEATHER aT or orate, POINTS go, Tl. clear Denver, Colo., clear .... 86 Des Moines, Ia. pteldy 10: Dodge City, Kai rain 9: Duluth Edmonton, Aita., Kamloops, B. C. Kansas City. c Los Angeles, clear Miami. Modena. Utahs:clear yw Orlea ew York . Platte, Neb. N f Oklahoma City, cl a Phoeniz, Ariz, clear .. Pr, Albert, 8, rain Roosbure, Koes 1 Bett Lak Santa Fe, N. Sex clear 78 8, 8. Marie, Mich. rain 80 Seattle, Wash., cl ™ Sheridan, Wyo., clear .. cldy 3 Winner, Bi Daughter of Mott Family | Dies Here et France has grasped the ° Beverly Singer, i1-day-old daugh- nity emg the ter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Singer, a leader, Jean Jaures, who died at 3:45 afternoon at 8| Was assassina ,i816 08 the Friday local hospital. Interment will be made in a cemetery at Wing. Hasan (Copyright, 1936, NEA S Serviee, Inc.» Elected Chancellor Association to Meet Monday at | at Dickinson Ofticers and directors of the West- ern North Dakota Reclamation and in that capacity at various points on| Water Conservation association will vision oe the Yellowstone di In 1926 he Page, chief of the U. ton, bureau, to address og Agere M. O. Ryan, secretary Dakota association, announced here Saturday. where he formerly served as traveling | _ Newport, R. I, Aug. 22—()—Frank freight agent, first was employed by | Parker of ‘Spring Lake, N. J., the Northern Pacific as a caller at) the finals of the Newport Casino nis tournament when he defeated Bryan (Bitsy) Grant of Atlanta 7-5, i eee 6-1, 3-6, 0-6, 6-4. It was the fourth In 1930 he|time this year he has gained tourna- same capacity| ment finals. Bobby Riggs of Los Angeles joined Parker in the final going from here to|round by defeating his townsman, Joe * | Hunt, 6-1, 6-4, 6-3. Pct | agent at Fargo, will succeed Mr. Kobs| Black widow spiders are able to fly 09} at Jamestown. A. P. Kimmel, secre- by stretching long threads CAPITOL The magnificent drama of a love that soared beyond the perils of a trembling of Pythian Lodge cum AXING the 39th bi- ennial conven- tion of the Knights of Pythias lodge in Detroit was the election of Fred Jones of Los Angeles as the new su- preme chancel lor of the order. , Jones succeeds Reno S. Harp. Marylander, in the office. « at Dickinson Monday with John 8, reclama- PARKER MEETS RIGGS of silk into TODAY & SUNDAY P.G! COME EARLY Shows start at 2:30 - 6:45 - 9:00 4 Shows Sunday at 1:45 - 4:00 - 6:45 - 9 until Wednesday, Aug. 26, Also Lo, rien for