The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 3, 1937, Page 2

“THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1937 From Mightiest Fighting seeesciatr—IKENNEDY TOBOARD |{ Heard on Prowram {Setzer tearm: ress’ Life’ 5 =i F of the 15—Vaughn de A hb eedrese, Eee", | LYING FORTRESS 31 ‘ari Lo Bulletia pet to Program , $:00—Breakfast Club b—News Broadcast tt HG Fralltt: Heptet elsttte 3 Reporter Will Give Message as eam jenat Big Ship Is Put Through ‘ Manuevers zE iu fs ag gs ry ma 5 Onvaol's Own Mea Perkins Vic and Sade Crisco F Woseny dele ruets rages ane Werther [18 LARGEST PLANE IN U. S. Ly A. Hofto—Talk on Child :30—National Fi 4 Home Hour _ ee Live ng tear 3; Auxiiigry Sent? “EIS Voice of Fernand Gravet, French Nequtaing Light—p, aa} Star, Will Be Brought m Marlowe and Lyon Here Via Short Wave ee’s Singing Lady Music Hl iH i : Ff w = Fag gee Own jade—Crisco Ms—Ivory It j—Btudio ks! —Thi SoH Light—P. ac KFYR net-work, when leaps continents and oceans in sentation of world features. KI Iraary, Junior, Intermediate depart-| Modern highways use rubber as {0:00 filer between the joints of a concrete a “ i} science in the News : Ralph Kirberry and Pat = apin CHURCH OF THE NAZARENB — bell, Pi E by ae real ie ccaaneral rary Tbe ous, Bat shee Ee ee aie H. V. Sorensen, Pastor 3 ‘ellaws! ‘vice—“Christ- Serene rate ‘ r Laws is ted singing tar butihiage™ of Worla War Memor- 1 enwen,,Citinensnips, | nto a hole after it has expanded, and oN Ys d Fo jos lore! pine Aa Oise ae en | maneures. : pic yaaa King Oe Bact ono, t4s—Siidi er wictrs, [the orders of tho ofloers ax Gey ol ee ae at OE EE a pe i 1 7m. m Tat wi ‘re! i—Ruse Morgan's Philip Morris| 3 Pt rect the plane and Kennedy will give ki special speaker. You are all invit anein we ee TAKE A S' THROUGH Program 10 & description of what it is like to be to hear this man of God. Ottertory: PEACOCK ALLEY. ’ 0—Lady Esther Serenade ‘cast aboard an “air fort.” h, Ra m KGCU (Mandan) i o—Ben Bernie and Orch.—Amer!- 10:01—Gluek en erewiPg Oe Sports| "Ker nedy will be ‘assisted by Briga- 0—Packard Motor Co, Program— 10:06-—Now. Broadcast dler General Gerald C. Brant, wing Fred Astaire 20—Emergency Peace Campaign | 11:09 2m SLT e Orne commander of the General Headquar- PORTA m 0—Jerry Johnson & Orch. 0— Weather Forecast t—Gluek—Sports Thru the Key| '2:00—Silent st FIRST PRESBYTERIAN v 9, terest-bearing, “good Frio: a nerer at at Bt. re Andante Con Moto— erson ee, People’s Forum swe believe in Jesus ae Chri mo (Editor's Note)—The Tribune wel- Bena tote eee boon’ Pe ck, com 2 fapsecte SE tater: a eae a F loyalty In every | _ Annus) (; ay o! - : 1 religious rf eater h b—Sunday ool, += Beginners, yr darite AS toa werv- attack individuals unt which offend good taste play will be retire 0 tl ers. All letters M Papin ie FL Devotio er 1 d Home Bulletin R Parents 5—W. Aunt Sammy ané Hs Er iets 5 § Fy J Hf TE i EF to di letters as may cessary to n ‘ conform to this polic; quire publication o ni where justice i ie sek Sata Cugat and Orch. chool Prem. O—Montana Flour fill ‘and Police j—Weather, Aunt Sammy and ati He wie ie bor ie | ‘Efi Beese | ? THOUGHT FOR YOUNG FOLKS ip 8 Bismarck, N. D., Mar. 3, 1987. BC Home Symphony rch. Ty 3 Ra me | : + 0—News Broadcast —George Hessberger & Orch. 0—Airbreaks y fi d Markets ther_and Marke per Young’s Family—Ca- Ma Perkins O'Ne! IeeTeory Congress Parents ‘Teachers - 4 tov ls Aron acess, P eon Guiding Light——F. -&:6. Program i INSTALLED IN NORTH DA-. cOTA.. Baye — eee eee ||| (tac te-'||] | For President of the dnmener Live | Nee es Se mc s oa r ‘ : Candidate fer” 1 stand for a bigger and better & Mu Bismarck Tri ° tate in eee j : ‘ccime wsloffice, Se each. Malled | City Commissioner mg apprecia ; sideration. vor City Election April 6th, 1937 oer suse and. ouppert win bo (Pol.; Adv.) am (Pata Political Advertisement) il 30—Doring Siste: S—The Old Homes ur. A’ ‘ican E Qauwe = amu HHossouen udlo j—Chevrolet “Musical Moments” Ray Heatherton and Ruth Carhart Pare Man's Fam!ly—Jtandaré rat te Lead & Col sand Station Megacycles)| e. a olor | « cles) Hours (E.8.T.) Hd. McConnell ; ee 957 to 11 A. M., 4:60 to 10:45 P.M. 15.20 to 11 A. M,, (11.10 A, M. to’ 12:25] ‘ade—American Tobsc- ; co Co. ~,2:45—Jimmy Kemper & Co, 10:00—Late Evening Weather More- : cal meiet=—Bport Thru the Key Hole— * ft Brewing Co. 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