The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 30, 1937, Page 2

sean Full- Fledged Butcher Will Sing in ‘Metropolitan Audition’ Program Nov. 7 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1987 ——___—_—_——* |KFYR-NBC Program| . (Subject to Revision) jenday. Nov. 2 9 10: cee wernete Sami Hollywood High Hatters —Hynins of all Churches i ‘ob it nd Police Bulletins 11:15—Balley Axton—Tenor aie Hi 12s Natl 1 Farm Soccrandma, ‘Travels—Sears-Roe- buck ab—Studlo 's Band Lessons federation of Wom- st vats Own Ma Perkins 2b0—vie and eciven 0 ight—P. & G, Naptha 30—Club Matinee $5—-Kitty RNa 100——Songs b; ar VpoEdward Davies—Singer Johnson genera and His Hawallans 00—-Dakota Maid From m 15—Don Winslow of th: ck Armstrong—U tty and Escorts KFYR News Bureau € ‘Master Singers 6: sea eels Club 6:15—Studi sammy Watkins and Orch. tsBent mm obinoff, Violinist 200 Russ ‘Morgan's Philip Morris 3 20 "Esther Program 0—To Be Announced 23 3222 00—Thuraday Music Club j—Joan Edwards, Sini ager, aa Fidler tn Holly wood 9: ts —eerehase in the Night dm Weather j—Do O0—? ical Clock So Breaktast Club fast Club thearta of ane Air —" jal Eon ihe, Dlat Mills Program im ‘Weather and Aunt Best —] i 7008 High Hatters , ae—tlizw of ail Churches Fatty te and. Police Bulletins ¥ mae sdulsing Light=-P & G@ o— Club Matinee Kitty Keen je Fot ihsvef Finchville Heth, algeine His Hawaiians Schools Dreft s s—T mnounc One ata ‘3 aged standard aay Father Program o— Bristol Meyer-Town Hall to- Tobacco Co.—Hit 00— Eddy R HBL ghia Out 12:00—8! Thareday, Nov. 4 1:00-—Malcolm Cla! 5—Good rae aelogien TE Ae ean Remember row. $:00—Griggs Cooper Good Morning £:30—Breaktast Club 8:40-—News 330—Top $:45—Chi ch iy tl sara. Weather awa Auat Sami llywood High Hatters rs ee Sil Churches—Gen- Bob—General Mills nd Police Bulletin i1t—George orittin Tener i1dooNationnl Farm and Home Hour Bee—trencme ‘Travel saseurs Roe- 18: ata "Gordon, Singer. Ute ve nd Olga Kar- sor c Sars, ae fami 2 Weather He} on Winslow of tl b: Laer arr Armstrong—G 5—Betly Escorts Omen IF Bureau s—Organ jen Studio OmGavitt Serenade €:45—Mantle Lamp Company Pro- @: :00—foyal Gelatin Revue 8:0 peas zee House Presents “Good Aree ue Storie Hall Weathi —New! 10: ices oper as Orch. ines Orch. don ané Orch. and RN oedean utter. Nev. 6 00—Melcolm Claire sical Morning Melodies ibe. fou Remember Om BI oak tact ‘Clu Om Ne Weather and Aunt 10: UG —Studio ews —Music Appreciation Hour 0—Pepper Young's Camay. —Oxydel's Own Sa Perkins Vic and Sade—Crisco The O'Neills—Ivory arkets a Weather & F New Naphtha 0—Club Matinee Singer Finchvitle nd His Hawaiians Don Winslow of th Jack Armstrong 45—Bismarck Baking Thing in Town 6:00—KFYR News Bureau 6:05—Studio 6: fis—Uncle Ba Exra’s Radio Station — 6: 30—Preview” “of Pimlico Futurity $:45—Chevro: Musical Moments La Barron‘s Rhumba 9:15—Swin| eh 9:30—Bill id Orch. 10:1 eo—Marcets, Weather rer) Aunt 10: 1s—Ferd, Rush and silent sim 30—Our Bi arn 11:0—Narkets and ae) Bulletins 15—4-H Club Program 30—National Farm and Home Hour 45—4-H Club Achievement Day Program tional Farm and.Home Hour 45—The Art of Living —KFYR News Bureau 08—Top Hatters —Girls of the West 6—Jean Sablon, Singer 300—Bob Ripley and BA. Rolf Orch, —General Foods 30—Talk by Linton Wills la Day, Singer National Barn Dance '00—Chicago Opera Company 30—Jamboree 00—Rudolph Friml, Jr. and Orch. —Al Donahue and Orch, 10:05—Alice Remyen, Singer 10:15—Neighbor Nell 10:30—Jowish War Veterans Armis- tee Program Al & Lee Reiser and Orch, 0—Southernairs University of Chicago Round 00: Table Discussions Jame th 231 2:02—Paul Martin and His Music 2:30—Smoke Dreams—Fendrich, Inc. As ane Key of RCA @ Was a Woman junday vaapars, a Sortuthesan How Orch. rogram 330——Presi 10:; as—Jerry. inine) 5 Als Bt—geb tro jusse & Orch, ro! 11:30—Bob by & Orch. 12:00—Silen! far ces Weather and Aust 15—Hollywood High Hatters Pamelor of all Churches—Gen- 1 eA rollers Mat! 3 o— Betty Bonnett rine Joe Wolver- ton S—Armehair Quartet : jer and Market Youngs “Family— sonal s Own Ma Perkins Vio and Sade—Crisco O'Ne s=Ivory ne Guiding Light - P &u o— Club Matinee ae Kitty Keene—Dreft j—Songs by Bennie Stewart The Four of Us j—Josh ii, ‘ni if Fi —Johnale sohnso n—Bo The music of Haydn, much beloved by all the world, was detested by his wife, Maris Anna. She used some of his most cherished manuscrips for curl-papers, Family — The Guiding Light—P & G #|Aniceta Shea and Gordon W. MAKE BID FOR FAME ON KFYR-NBC CHAIN Is Boyhood Friend of Thomas Thomas, Winner of Last Year’s Vocal Honors HAS WELSH BLOOD IN VEINS Gifford, Soprano and Bass, Also on Program Howard Price, tenor who will make hus bid for the “Met” on the “Metro- politan Opera Auditions of the Air” Program Sunday, Nov. 7, from 4: to 4:30 p. m. (CST), oven an NBC- KFYR network, is a full-fledged butcher. He began his career as butcher-boy at the age of 11 and worked up until at_16 he was taken into the business. His singing career began even earlier, however—at seven he was 90- prano soloist in a Scranton church. The big impetus to his operatic career came when he was 10, He was taken to New York by his baritone uncle to hear Gigli sing Enzo in “La Giocon- ds,” and was 20 thrilled by the aria “Cielo! e mar!” would sing it himself one day. Sin: then he has studied and had a good deal of church pod retor eesgied and this Sunday same aria for the: auditions comeiee jand the radio audience. Price is 8 boyhood friend of Thomas ‘Thomas, winner of last year’s “Met ‘auditions who has become the Bimoee Simon of radio, and in fact sang the same church choir. Both tte credit to Wales for Thomas because he was pee in ‘Wales, and Price because his mother’s side of the family, from which he in- herits his voice, was Welsh. Scran- ton’s Welsh ex-coal-miner won @ con- tract with the Metropolitan Opera last year—will Scranton’s Welsh ex- butcher-boy do as well this year? Newport Soprano to Sing Aniceta Shes, dramatic soprano, is a native of Newport, R. I. Her vocal ability was first recognized in her second year at college, when she was. singing for her own amusement and was overheard by a nun. The next six years were spent at the New England Conservatory of Music, where she won two scholarships. Her New York debut was made last year as a result of her winning the coveted Naumberg prize. Since then she has appeared in recitals in New York, Philadelphia, Boston and other cities, ‘and as soloist with the Boston Sym- phony, Discus-Thrower, Too The great ambition in the life of Gordon W. Gifford, basa-baritone from the Bronx, New York, is to bras the role of Boris Godounoff in Rus- sian, and for that reason he has in- cluded Russian in the languages he 4s now studying. The best discus- thrower and shot-putter his high school had, he found life behind an! office desk too cramped, and last) summer decided to stake everything on his voice. He sings in a church jand on the radio, and already has given two recitals, in New York and in Woodstock, Vt. Edward Johnson will act as master of ceremonies and Wilfred Pelletier Mir conduct the orchestra for the au- itions, DIB 15.20 DIC DID DIE DJL 6.03 ULTT 11.16 18.11 DIN 9.54 DQ 15.28 DIR 1634 Brussels ORE 1033 Budapest HAS-3 15.37 HAT-¢ 9.12 Buenos Aires LRU 15.29 Caracas 5.80 Cartagena HJIABP 9.61 Eindhoven 15.22 HBP 180 Geneva HBL 9.50 Guayaquil HC2RL 667 Havana cocD 6.13 COCH 9.43 coco 6.01 Bulzen PHI {147 Seloy LK)! 953 London GSB - 951 GSC 9.58 GéD 11.78 GsF 18.14 GsG 12.79 GsH 2147 Melbourne VE3SME 951 Moscow RNE 12.00 RAN 9.60 RKI 15.14 RV-96 16.18 . TPA-3 1188 TPA-4 11.71 TPA-2 15.24 Riobamba 662 Rio de Janeiro PRFS 9.50 2RO 181 9 Sydney VK2ME 9.59 Valencia, YV4aRB 633 HOWARD PRIGE WILL Play for This Trophy Rev RA: Fach munday ‘aisatea at a0, 89. 10 and for children, ENTS 623 Fourth St. Sunday servic 00 Bun 10 S room maintained in tl Hoskins wae 200% F open Sally, from 12 to 5 day, 3 to 5p. icome to attend the to make use of the reading. £0 RLASTING PUNISHMENT Part et the corneas, Science les- od; and net that, he rom his ways, Edith Asheim, Bux! the Universtly of North Dakota Homecoming queen, and her two attendants, Jean Betty Aamoth, Fargo, (left), and Jeanne Reff, Gi awarded the college game today. If the “U” wins, it’s heads; if the Bison win, it’s tails, To the victor will go the trophy, 25,000 times larger by volume than an ordinary five cent piece, to be held until next fall's contest. ='Need Water for Industries, ‘Too! y brought into s rete to “rruth (Page 340). lili ah = ‘Plain People’ Given : Back 1-Room School We believe in Joncas. Christ: w ha a8 our Savio e Him ikea X ideas from reaching the rich to- bacco county that has been their home for generations. The boys were clad like their elders in ordered, the immediate = black buttonless suits, pee SSE Die eae ing fe “Little Red yeas A Dumber of Amish children Annual Losses from Inadequate| Grand Forks, the Armour plant and|“‘rne musical serv Fisrence ¥ni: |) te ania aa aes were heb! out of iclakees when the A fought against new school opened several weeks Supply. in- Eastern N. D. Union Btock Yards at West Fargo|tch, -orwantet: Techie Knoll, director:| 9 “new-fangled” consolidated school, erected with WPA funds, to replace the rural school houses in East Lampeter township. Six bearded and black-clad ago. “I know that there is no more Estimated at $184,000 law-abiding people in the state of ring nby. vig Postlude: Scherzo ‘Toccatina—Ne- Editor's Note: A report by Dr. Irvin Lavine, consultant to the state planning board, is based on preliminary studies on value of the proposed project to existing | ‘and expanding industries with- in the area of the proposed Mis- sourt River Diversion project and included in the general report of the state water commission to U. 8. Army engineers, The sec- tion is covered in this, the sixth rie cifeed aa the report's will not interfere with what they want if it is costing the state a mere $6,000 a ye: “plain people” accompanied by two l¢-year-old boys, appealed to the governor to prevent new “Our Common Enemi isaee ier, in the absence of Major Legion. inspiration people, con- TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH Ave. ae at BAe 8t. A rial ‘welcome at duct Heformation Day, Oct. aaron school and Bits classes— 5 a. Mornin mpren 1 mn Christ Topic, pige or. The evening service. nist—Mrs, Stanton Roberts. ‘The Empty House.” Alice Meader and| We maintain an evening preachi: ‘Leroy Schm at. ponsored by the young peo! 00 p. m.—A Revival service.|ple of the church, who invite you to Music and” peer. gospel spend Sunday evening at the church. Corp. Maj, org High ideals, good fellowship, real preach. ‘Everybody friends and a chance sp. vi ‘Wednesday at 7:30 p. scnage—-The. monthl; ing and prayer service. MeCABE tof a BPISCOPAL Walter es Vater, Pastor Sunday, Oct. 31, ar Morning worship, 1 Warren Soule, ate director. Mis: Ruth Rowley. organist. preen pee jude, “Near the Cathedral” FeAl hem, “0, for # Closer Walk with God”—Foster. ae ate OI EETLOLYs “When Thou Art . m.—Young People’ ive of pep ant nae A survey has just been completed young iu which there was determined the difficulties that these industries have encountered during recent years of \Grouth in getting an adequate sup- ply of water for their normal opera- nj jtebbins wii artily invited. BISMARCK BAPTIST CHURCH Eighth and Rosser Benjamin Schiipf, Pas 00 o'clock. of the Refor- weenie, eo ay Church eholr. Clar- Eyeni Diversion of water from the Mis- sourt river to Devils Lake, James river, Sheyenne river, Red river, would itely provide a supply of water to existing industries that now’ ob- tain water in limited quantities either from these streams or from other temporary sources. The situation with respect to adequate supply fot’ iny dustrial use during the recent drouth uber hohe Wert’ jemeint ist, Hersensglaube, nicht Glaubensbekenntnis. jeld hat Wert, so auch 330 p. m.—I Missionary mi t= it the church, Frauen Missions Near" —! years is well known and needs N0/tinuous flow of at least 100 sec-feet. Solo, “Spirit of Gor elaboration here, Industrial expan-|One firm in Huron, & D. went to an! we praavh wich 1 and. musi Sermon eBuried. sion in this is dependent en-|expense of nearly $17,000 to dig wells|Christ for = changing world.” is E. tirely upon a greater supply of water to these rivers, a matter that can be ‘taken care of adequately only by di- ‘verting water from the Missouri river. Although Herth pekoe dake Dl marily an agric state, that!supply so obtained is entirely inade- section of the state that would be quate, Tn the survey refered £0 above, served by the proposed Missouri! river these industries indicated an inten diversion project does have a num- ber of industries that play an im- portant economic part. There may be cited the beet sugar plant at East and construct a temporary pumping Plant. Many of the industries of this ares Eo ie vledahuiel Sunday after Trinity, e 1 with all "Beeler super wil ge i Day serv- Peters, or- Tan jour in charge of rEervices, Mrs. M. Cad ‘postlude, “Paen Exultant”— Schoel sy 00 noon. Classes on me 2 ocd time to ob come e place of the ui ‘An offering will be m.—Mittwoch, Bibelstunde das Haven Jesu Christi in der ry erinann ‘- rae su allen Gottes- herslichst eingeleden. FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH 616 Ave. D. G. Adolph John: Pastor tastiy® 31—Twenty-third Sunday after ree ee a, m.—Sunday school and Bible ente da, ait lows y for all young people in the church pastors on Monday evening at 8:00 o'cloc! Evening worship: 1:30—A service a one pears duration thi a completed, hereby insuring a continue ‘ous an regulated flow in these rivers. | roughly enjoy, Good music, hearty 5 fa on the first Sunday in Nor ron ang, Flore. patisies 2 Jude, “Memories at ‘Twi: Here Are Leading Short-Wave Programs oe shite Court yr Rowe &, from 7 to’) pm at [COS iy eer: ce cadenk oe “ae ar Si Dig quiere Stations broadcast daily at times given unless otherwise noted. school inthe looker room of the Bai Bolo, “My | Cathedral”—Blautuss— City Station Megacycles Hours (ES8.T.) Nai % CRURON re bing the Peace,” Berlin DJA 057 12:08 to 5:15 AM.. 4:50 to 10:45 PM. e chureh a fe, Message for Walter BY Vate 12:08 to 11 AM, 4:50 to 10:45 P.M. ate Nee oaar monday, —Girl Beouts, 4:15_p. Scouts—7 p. 3; Epworth renee Hal loween party, ay "p.m. Seventh at ‘William A. ST ale ca kgs Ae ho! Sry by Sirs, Edwin Olson. 5 macho practice. will Leis paenae at na Al: act aed shoot, Mrs Wednesday —itld-week devotional 11:35 PM. Ai the Pa rlorence ayigntingal 3 Justice now. ” peer and “Jenny lel Meeskge 8 a . Sonn” dayeaye aan ‘as with euraay, Nov. 6, at 9:00 a. m.—Con- ummage sale in church ba: ae beginning at ‘. m. ftemation ‘lass ‘We heartily invite you to attend all our services. 12:06 to : . THD rier ound Aves 608 las , Jackaon, Bai = 10:45 PM. j * Pa, Sunday only.) 10 Lereay chureh t we ool. au: F A LAH R 20 to 3 PM. INSURANCE « to 10 AM. Sunday | to 7. PM. Sunday. 6 AM. to 2:65 PM. . SHAR | 8:18 to 9:30 PM. | A 5 to ll PM. CONSULT YOUR AGENT OR 6:10 to 10:19 A.M. 7 to 10 PM. Wod- | @eOKER AS YOU WOULD YOUR | nesdays. DOCTOR OR LAWYER 5:20 to 6:15 P.M. Saturday. 5:20 to 6:15 PM. Sat ech colony of | Heaven.” 5:45 to 8 PM. 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