The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 22, 1937, Page 2

: fi 4 ——________+¢ IKFYR-NBC Program| (Subject to Revision) Tuesday May 25 Birpecoreee ies Siu 5—Press Radio Ne: ‘arm and Home, Bulletin at Fr Clouds—Dick Burris s—! Re s, Markets and Top 0’ the aa ial 0—Vagabonds S—Larry Larson, Organist 0—Jerry Brannon, Singer 243—Walter Blaufuss and Orch. :00—Markets, Weather and Aunt 8 nd Scotty ymns of all Churenes—Gen- H sty and Bob—General Mille 0—Love and Learn H$—Markets and Police Bulletins :30—National Farm and Home Hour 0—Studio 0—News 2:55—Weather and Markets eee Young's Family— 1:15—Oxydol’s Own Ma Perkins 1:30—Vic and Sade—Crisco 5—The O'Neills—ivory 0—Your Health 0—Club Matinee ether Rouae Light—PéG alile Revelle Interviews ung Hickory S—News Broadcast Studio King’s Men 4:30—Local News 4:35—Glenn Darwin, Baritone 4:45—Little Orphan Annie—Wander Co, 5:00—Al Vierra and His Hawaiians 5:15—Hazel Johnson—Songs of Yes- terday and Today 5:30—To Be Announced to. Lady Esther Serenade merican Can Co.—Ben Bernie Bred ‘Astair—Packard Motor 8: 30—Simmy Fidler in Hollywood Gossip—P&G “Drene” $:45—Continental Oil Co.—Carveth ells 9:15—Talk by Rep. Maury Maverick of Texas 00—Picadilly Music Hall Russ Morgan's Phillp Morris 10:00—Weather 10: :O1—Gluekesports ‘Thru the Key Bi —News, Markets and Top O' the Dial \— Vagabo: star “Varieties—Norge i rkets and Pollce Bulletins }\—National Farm and Home Hour Se Wonther and Markets Young's Famlly— 00—Club Matin: CAS Guiding Light—Pae’ a comenieke ¥ ‘Webb and Orch, 6: yo—tady Esther Program Ts Hall Tonight—Bristo! Co.—Hit Parade 8 6—Henrik Willem Van Loon stedchevratet Musical Moments ~Goda de Lys and Ray Heather- ton 9:15—Unole Ezra’s Radio Station— Dr, Miles 30—Clyde Lucas Orch, |— Weather —aluek—Sports Thru the Key Tobacco j—News —Ted Lewis’ Orch. j—Lights Out 11:00-—Eddle Varzos’ Orch. 11:30—Lon Bring's Orch, 12:00—Silent urada: 1 :o0—Bretl i fast ae ub j—Larry Larson, Organist 0—Betty Moore Triangle Club— Benj Moore Paint Co, 9:45—Studio Reporter 10: De Marhets, Weather and Aunt 10:15—Grave and Scotty E Bae mer all Churches—Gen- 8 0:45—Betty and Bob General Mills 1:00—Love and 5—Markets and “Police Bulletins —National Farm and Home Hour Saas io Ne: 5 Weather and Markets —Repoer Yi Famlly— 5—Oxy: dcl's Own Ma Perkins id Sade—Crisco 5—The O'Neills—Ivory 0—Club Matinee Sonuaing Light—P&G japtha 3:00—Archer Gibson, Organist 3:15—Young Hickory 0—News Broadcast imir Brenner, Planist $20 Bede 1 Council Churches ‘am 4:30—focht Nene 4:35—Burt and a AbeLittle Orphan Annie—Wander 0. §:00—Al Vierra and His Hawallans 1 Johnson—Songs of Yes- ay and Today ry Dietrich, ews 0—Royal Gelatin Revue 7:00—Lanny Ross Presents Maxwell House Showboat 0—Kraft Music Hall 9: er pedee Pgm, with Frank Mor- 5 Ridin’ High” Cycle Trades of America s ts 8:30—Silver Clouds—Dick Burris 8:45—News 8: Do Market and Top O' the Dia 9:00—Vagabon nds 1s—All Star Varleties—Norge Studio Montana Flour Mills Program ‘To Be Announced Markets, Weather and Aunt Sammy —U. 8. Marine Band \—Betty Crocker—General Mills 1 1 10 nd Bob—General Mills Mw Learn MM: Tkets and Police Bulletins 1 tional Farm and Home Hour 12: Be Announced 12 ws —Weather and Markets 0—Pepper Young's Fami!ly— Own Ma Perkins Sade—Crisco rs i15—Kellogg’s Sing Lady Music Plays Roy Campbell's Royalldts Droft “Kitty Kee: o Be Announced focal News ‘To Be Announced Bitte Orphan Annie—Wander , Singer Miller —C Mes Service Con Gere ht Clu dio News—Russell Milling 1 iS—Poppy Day program 0—Pop Concert 8:00—First Nighter 8:30—To Be Announced 9:00—Chevrolet Musical Moments Ruth Carhart and Clarke Den- nis 9:15—Unele Ezra's Radio Stn.—Dr. 10:00— Weather 10; tte prev Thru the Key 5 STATIONS WILL tal o— Sweethearts oe the Air aising Your Parents 45—News, Markets and Top 0 the Dial \—Our Amerioan Schools 5—KFYR Camera Club 0—Magic of Speech 10:00—Markets, Weather and Aunt Sammy 5—Three Rancheros and Police Bulletins Farm and Home Hour Orch, \—Program From Vienna, Austria St, Louls Alr Meet for Lind- bergh Anniversary 2:00—Club Matinee 16—Dedication of Carry Tingley Hospital in Hot Springs, New Mexico 0—Hotel La Salle Orch, 5—Animal News Club —Kaltenmeyer's Kindergarten— 5—Glueks—Sports Thru the Key Wiles Products— Hol :00—Snow pillae pe Uo Oks. Chateau 8:30—To Be Announced 9:00—National Barn Dance—Dr, —Highttents of the Bivte a A patioas Youth est of the Brave -—Hour Glass eine) City Music hall of the 1 1 Ads 30—Our Neighbors 11:59— Weather 1 —Magic ‘Key of RCA A Trip to our National Parks ‘alk by Howard Marshall— BBC Commentator. j—Chuchu Martinez, Tenor —Sunday Vespers —The World's Yours 0—Ry-Krisp presents Marion Tal- ey. 0—Heart to Heart Hour —Catholic Hour. 0—Acme White Lead and Color Works—Smilin’ Ed McConnell Golden Gate Park Band Palla, yee Starring Jack 5: 10—Btkees Broadcast—Standard svund Beaborn Prozram 1oo—Manhattan Merry-Go-Round— Dr. Lyons 7:30—American Album of Familiar Music—Bayer's Aspirin 8:00—Pgm. tm connection with the total eclipse of the sun 5—California Concert Harvey Hays ;—Kidoodlers a. ‘Seater ‘a Orch. ae and His Hawailans satan. ‘Larson, Organist O—Studio 0—Montana Flour ae Program 5—To Be Announce 0—Hymns of ait, Churches—Gen- eral Mine :45—Retty and Bob—Genera! Mills 0—Love and Learn 5—Markets and Police eultating: :30—Nationa! Farm and Ho: ur 0—To Be Announced News Broadcast Young's Family— amay, :15—Oxydol’s Own Ma Perkins 0—Vie and Sade—Crisco O'Neills—Ivory 0—Club Matinee S—The Guiding Light—Naptha 0—Top Hatters ‘rogta\ skeen and His City Fellers ea I s—News, To B Anneunced 0— Firestone Proj 0—Fibber McG Johnson and Son 0-—Melodic Strin; O—-Thursday an $—N. D. Far wma ga3Sz2 Beeervwwcuwerme misisier an Annie—Wander fouth Administration nd T'Mollie—s, c THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1937 A Bit 0’ Scotch ° ° Back in America Tlseete wae at times given unless otherwise noted. A ty #5 BRING NEWS OF BIG = a 330 ‘Baptist Pe rr AM. . mi fy Mapratenti same ec se (1:10 AM, to 12:25 P.M. Sunday ; young and ener a 38 a -, er Pp. m2: Deutscher, Gottesdienst. aes 11.77 i 2 a Ce aes gnth Bt | Lebendicer Gesang und el u The 9 o'clock mass ie for children, "| 9R4_ klure Predigt ueber da DIE Both NBC-Blue and NBC-Red) simer CHURCH om oMmieT,. | Netyrn “Bue Zor aes ; : DIL 5.11 Networks Will Be Used for | 4, ot ne fubous’;vabhr deaus eriossel. Une Bundey hye inti Bun hoo! vom zukuenttigen Zorn. Py Blow-by-Blow Description pinday School at 9:06 a mm) pz00 sch, _Bibel—und eee meeting at 8 orclock. | ae ateche Sprache cold Hoskins Block. aor tth'Bies ts open | Wid benutat. PM, Sun BROADCAST TO START AT 9 dally from 12 to 6p m.: Sunday, —— Aeon — welcome ¢ MeCABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL 1:30 to 3 P. Mike Jacobs, Representing Chi- cain eeleane oak Meet Sunday, be tS ai man . A , 6to7 PM. ’ tH Morn! hip, 10:30 o'clock. cago Promoters, One of Par- the Christian Science Lesson on Organ prelude, Piece Romantiqu a 6 AM. to 2: ties to Radio Contract coniaingtie following gastage Yoon |OHAMR ns age et tay pe 3 to it Pad iT A i tette, “Bi f the Pil- . oo Hidnnee cuaichande SSdta| gas” RMA eo ihiensek meneiasiigas Nr 5 One of the most extensive radio| nor in temple faaderelih: henaet Benesh, Jack Mote, Harold Smith and 5:30 10 6: networks ever arranged for broad-|neither is worshipped with men’s| Gregory Dahlen. 8:30 to casting a world’s heavyweight cham-| hands, as though he needed anything. Organ offertory, “Dawnin g”— ‘i plonship fight will be used by the Na- Sci" he, giveth to for intin're sh sio The Lord te My Light”—Al- a ae tional Broadcasting company in cov-| live, and move, ne ir bi lison—Mi reper eo Bonser. an ering the James Braddock-Joe Louis|,, Among the citations in the Chis. Sermon, God Care?” by Wal- 6 to 10 bout in Chicago June 22, it is an-|{an,,Sclence, textbook, Sclence and Ce eer rate \ nounced at NBC's headquarters in| Mary Baker Eddy, the f Sunday school, 12:00 noon, (Classes ‘4 poe isso paete eh eee gel, oer (SRE SL A Sea iy EO 8 nen dndes Seeatyative radio sta-| carding Soul and Body that Proveny Epworth League London . = G6B 981 2t04A ons in the combined coast-to-coast) made regarding the solar system. er ae ane te Noon, will carry a blow-by-blow descrip- Eveni hip, 7:30 a tion of the Jone “awaited battle into thice theory ae tothe service Of inapiration for one} our ary, Tauder: ee ee @sD iin yy every section of the nation. Thej celestial bodies, and Chri at you will enjoy. 4 lemonstra' a real -: ¢ broadcast, starting at 9 p. m. (C8T),|¥ill, surely destroy the gr rror| (Oren prelude, “Romance in C"--St.| otter he arrived, above, in asr 16149 a will be heard exclusively over NBC Science reveais Splet, Bodte as not'in|,. Anthem, “One Sweetly Solemn| Hollywood on his world tour. 5 PM networks, the body, and God et in. man| Thought”-Ambron 4 Amour” | He explained he is making the asa 117% «62 to4 ‘The contract for radio rights to|Dut as reflected by man.” ee jensee @ Amour" trip on 10-cent pieces saved GBH 2147 6 to8 the fight has been signed by the Men's @ during his active career, Lauder, Melbourne VESME 951 BISMARC) GOSPEL TABERNACLE m = Daily 5. . E, sm a8 the Chicago promoters; the National|, 10:00 a. m.—Sundey School classes a ert eet rece : is Broadcasting company and the man-|{0r ll ages. Mrs. Jonh Helfestein,| jain William Sesisons as our st agers of the two fighters, LICR OR ad a RC RAN 9m 1107 ‘The match between the New Jersey |Browing institution, Mestisndiueece Goes ee VETERANS KEEP. UP REE ts 10's titleholder and the Negro contender| 11:00—Morning worship, speaking|‘"atidsweek devotional service on will be the third fight broadcast °%, the subject, “Jesus and His Eter-| wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock, RV-96 = 15.18 1:30 aponsared = byathise Prin. mle should ne A message that all peo-| We heartily invite you to attend all Paris TPA-3 1188 2 to clpals of the company, bid, for the P't:00. p. alo service over Bta-| UF *ervices. TPA-4 =. 1171 6:15 to tion yKecu, “Mana 1 AM. raaio rights as soon as the match! 99 mc. AY sly youns || @agaeIOW AniY. CRURCE TPA-2 1524 2to3 A. ad ben Aupouniced: Riedell people's mesting, with Witter Wolf Riobamba 662 9:20 to 11 sponsoret ie broadcast 0! ie re Sundi School at 9:45, 1 PRFS. 3 Louis contest in 1935 and the Louls- setvlee IgM Eivangetiatic| ,S0r40y, Sonool st 845. te 25] Day Stil Seeks Approval of] Rome “enete ERe ie, ee Schmeling fight in 1936, Both NBC|"°A ‘m on “Heaven and the a , f i 964 12:30 to networks were used in each broad- We shall continue Civil Service Priority for Bydne va 3 cast, but the present extensive af-|™ Of mensages on “The Its dobless a me bee e aaa fillation of 125 stations exceeds any Valencia 4RB : other coverage in a major event of fete 0pm, ¢ 'Peop! asd ee the kind. jee Beret "]& meeting fuil of interest aes : / ‘ NEW PROGRAM WIL, (Siar gcoumae eh amin are : ‘Friday, 8:00 Pp. m.—Christ’s Am- mania” QUERY A 1 “George Steb-| for co essional: g i bassadors, "Miss Anna Klemele 1 i sesh ‘approval of “actual! charge. All are cordially welcome. na cou mtn a service civil service preference for unemploy- eart ospe! inging. apt, “ 1 BE OPENED MOND AY HON EVAN, LUTHERAN CHURCH] Joh con of Bt. Paul will bring the |! peaiyiabet pe ulendeelarady Bail M Contract N tice! » as ni here oR Bt Opening Sunday, Chairman ©. E. ors, 0 ie . Pal sferviets for Trinity Sunday, May 7eForde asserted “the DAV. believed Beginning June 1, 1987, bers of Carpenters’ ‘Kitty Ki Inc.” Will Be In-|""5 of Sener le ig June >, mem itty Keene, In fe Ina) 9:80 #, ma Sunday schoo! with all a) the federal government should give Local No. 2059 will receive 90c per hour, eight-hour tensely Interesting Story | \ie:i—Morning on (iongitsh). Rear ta prateations or teaaes tu || day» 48-hour week, in accordance with approval of new of a Woman Detective naermen, the government after the World war genkey the International Carpenters and Joiners of Ld first call on federal civil service ap- merica, ents. radio program whic! ‘ollowe: y fat! a preference not actually, en Re, ing 10, be lowship Bi . Hug i yall appeal) to mamanieno are red of piace iat the, aie ohn mt, a0, ie sant tavited'to thie’ serene, they were certified for appointment e prevailing domestic-background | m., where an interesting program of to civilian positions in regularly con- type of program the oft-mentioned apes thie Dated place wath FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH gtituted executive branches of gov- ‘housewife” is supposed to prefer, will on 2 4 Danuel, ath ait ort eecunals Fourth Street and Ave. B érnment, emergency administrations make its bow over KFYR at 4 p.m.lattend this fellowship evening and Ue ase teat or bureaus. It was estimated there Monday, May 24, have no means of transportation to Church ‘School. Ea-| were approximately 150,000 veterans Called “Kitty Keene, Inc.” it is) the Country club aro requested to be in this division. the intensely interesting ‘story of a ee for adults Headlining program ‘ poten detective, sormaining bestiee FIRST LUTHERAN guunon igh wc! lee eae will be an address by Froume E tos | T ICE 4 jure, romance, drama; yet so realis- 616 Ay Enroll your primary bour, national DAV commander tically written that every young ey fies (40 ohne, tage ate children now for the summer|oincinnati, Ohio, Monday. Other woman, every mother will find in it Continuation ‘of Thanksgiving nerv- Speakers include Frank Webb, Grand bits of her own life and experience. | ice: Forks, American. Legion department Kitty Keene, a former Follies beau-| 9:45 a. m.— Sunday school and Bible commander; F. C. Dewitt, uae vee ty, has returned after an absence of home Offering for Children’s} M erans of Foreign Wars years which she refuses to explain. 0—Morning worship. commander, and others Peston in 5 IES and iba abe pore oats, Lord's Supper will be cele- jon: “TRE Ongolngs. our, | North. Dakota's war veterans organ- All Police Officers have received orders to see that less is a woman of the world, ant oe aa fas . |igations and auxiliary units. ° understands the problems of other Gaweeby ate Ht, Fe Re nnbace ie Biecdielon ah of the’ charen in- all Clty traffic ordisiances are obeyed. No double park women, As a detective she is able| “Anthem, “Sabbath Morn”—Chris- | vi » you to attend the evening serv- ing or parking in alleys will be permitted at any time. ; i y Parking on the left-hand side of the street or parking 4 is to assist a young wife who is a victim of the marriage racket. Written with a fidelity seldom found in radio programs—and espe- suse cially in programs written for wom- en—"Kitty Keene, Inc.” is an authen- to devote her knowledge of human pan Evening worship, Program by Women Miss society. ker. Luther Thurs tic picture of big-city life as a wom-|Choir practice. ‘an detective, or a policeman, might see it: neither entirely sordid nor en- tirely beautiful, but always 1 new and exciting. Frances Carlon, talented actress who appeared on the New York stage and in movies for Fox, before joining radio, plays the part of Kitty Keene. Joan Kay, well known to the radio public through her work on “Mary Marlin,” “Jimmie Allen,” and other headline programs, plays the part of Jill, adopted daughter of Kitty. Other members of the “Kitty Keene, Inc.” cast are Dick Wells, Ken Griffin, and Rupert LaBelle, all well known to the radio public as finished performers. “Kitty Keene, Inc.” will be heard Mondays through Fridays. Symphony Orchestra In Special Program The return of the Philadelphia Symphony orchestra from its 1937 transcontinental tour will be marked in a special program featuring the brilliant lyric soprano, Helen Jepson, Sunday, May 23, at noon (CST) over the NBC-KFYR network. The orchestra will be conducted by Charles O'Connell. In addition, Harl McDonald, noted composer-conduc- of the University of tere in several numbers, and Charles Cour- boin, American organist, will play the organ in Philadelphia’s Convention Hall, where the entire program will originate. 9:00—Chevrolet “Musical Moments: Morris and Cas; Bt Uni 40—Rurne any andy ai on mh Ray No- Saturday, May onfirmation clas Cc Dr. P. dent of the Minneso serman by A. ‘8 Missionary Judith Buoperboe, Offering ror mission: 25, at 8:00 , at ague in the church parlors. y, May 27, at 8:00 p. m.— 20, at 9:00 a. m— CHURCH OF THE NAZARINE i, V. Sorenson, Pastor Dining room of the World War Memorial palling Sunday schoo! Morning wor Ra at 12:40 Evang: tie Prayer, mee! 0:00 a. , 11: 6 breloc hip, lo service over KGCU, Mandan, m. rvice, 7:45 Pp ti ng. ‘Phureday” ‘at ‘8p Main Ave, iieveryboay weicom TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH Ans A at Fourth St. “There is Chure! 9:45 Sermon, eh ehures, cieir, Fireside hot Trinity Sunday, schoo! a, m, Morning worship, ‘Make “Ope Rindahl, Pastor @ cordial welcome at and Bite classes, 11:00 o'clock, ‘Isciples n the Gates of the ‘ernnerberg — Trinity Mrs, Iver Acker, solo- ur—5:00 p. m. Senior Luther League. No evening service. FIRST, EVAN mtihs Message for ‘The ehyrek Seventh 4 th ae Ros Wm. wm. Schwi Fuller Supt. 1:06 8, I janday school, tih a ee for er Minister ror service, Mrs. Mrs. Floyd ‘m.—Public worship, Mise hai 1 yr 1 Fi Special music. Ought vateagt %o service. a 45 Dp. Bpealei mi penende Biome Mon You Radio Station— Bibl irt Hou: m.: Christian ior Myaneelistlo et rvice, recently of busin tor, will direct the 250-voice chorus Meaneee by the pastor, “What We Endeavor sic by a Rev, William Olivia, ne manager e ). ™m. hristia , Pillows ip. BISMARCK ut bes CRURCE el hth a Klean lent rel is ose: fas ‘sun naey: school, Peter Sua Instruction in” cS sc ke Sunday evening meaningful Miek toate, fi it at th ‘ine comradship and hile program. Young people away trom home will find a cordial wel- commen and a enenee to al el egr y at 3 p.m. s Ald wi me te Any girl who is needed at home has 8 job just as surely as the girl who tes a machine in a factory.— FOR SALE Register. Holds pepe srceente. Sultable for retail “GUSSNER’S on the boulevards myst be discontinued. All offenders are to be tagged. W. R. EBELING, Chief of Police. Bakery Goods 1-lb, Loaf Bread .......7¢ 4 loaves ...... French bread and delicious pas- try goods of all kinds at sensible prices. PATTERSON BAKERY—moved from Low Fares on the Northern Pacific From BISMARCK to One aot Nem smile, 80. = atver one of our perfect SUNDAY $ 7.01 DINNERS 16.13 Try one tomorrow ihenctie rie ROOMS 6 Sunday Dinner es Features 33.60 T . runkey... DOC 39.70 STEAKS, CHOPS, 52.15 CHICKEN, = 65c Served from 11:30 a. m. til 8:39 pe low fares to all points. Ask your N. P. Agent. O. &. KOBE, Agent, Northern Pasilic Stetion BISMAROK, W. D. The cherming new LOURGE PIERRE CURTEAD TERRACE and bameiog to the Onen otioe mee bes 5 Town minnheas saan de us e We ale speciale in Hammermil Mineograph and | Bicmarck Tribune Co