The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 11, 1937, Page 2

RerYe NEC Proaranl Program| (Subject to Revision) 45—Do You Remember Se criges Cooper Good Morning so Breakfest Club pam akfast Clu O—Sheffter and Brenner 15—Joun "Higgins of Finchville 30—Hymns of al! Churches 43—Betty and Bob @ Police Bulletias :30—S: Bia ke Ns ranma Travels—Sears-Roe- yuck o—Br Madd. pace ‘al Federation of Band lessons Wom: us—armenalr Quarbet 55—Markets and Weather ‘oung’s Family— Own me Perkins vory toast & F 15—Guiding Light—P. &G. Naptha \—Studio 45--Kitty Keene—Dreft 00—Songs by Carlotta 10—Irma Glen, Organist 15—Don Winslow of the Navy 30—Hazel Johnson 45—The Californians 0—Dakota Maid Program ter Sing Talk by Henrik Willem Van 45 — Re ? Lemke— Talk ache Morgan’s Philip Morris sther Program §:00—Waitall Stragivarius Series 30—-NBC Night Clu to— Thursday Musie Club odlers ZecJimmy Fidler tn Hollywood Gossii srennde in the Night —Gien Miller ane Loree. s0—Jimmy i nd Orch, 00—Joe Reich red nd a Orch. 30—Freddie Nagel and Orch. 00—Silent Wednes Dee, 15 Ape cetteacis iy the Alr 15——Vaug! peas aes a" ‘the $2oceehtane Flour Mille Progra 45—" Be Announce u Oo aarkess Weather and Auat 1s—Joun Higgins of Finohville at—Hymns of all Churches {ieecMarkets and Poltge Bulleting s—Edward Gamage, Teno! ae National Farm and Home Hour j— Oxyd ts Own Ma Perkins aeevis and Sade—Crisco t (range CeO aad i. mae Light—P aa Femi ny—ste ra Lady Esther ets ‘am Maprisol Meyer-Town Hall to- ight 00—American Tobacco Co.—Your Hollywood Parade \— Weather Ne 1 i 4 2 bo Bade parnos and Orch, AA poe Lights Out 12:00—Silent ‘Thursda; nee a8 7:00—Malcolm Cla! 1:15—Good Morning * Melodies 7:30—Agriculture in the News te=ori You Remember 1 :0—Griges Cooper Goo Morning |}: ee pak fast Club Ae—B akfast Club 00—Charles Harrison, Singer Hbotep Ove Dial z eo 45—Church in, the. Wildwoo 06 Markets, Weather Ay Aunt 15—Jorh ch Hig ing of Finchville s—Hyinne ot all Churches—Gen- era 45—Betty and Bob—Ge 300—Markets, Police Bulletins an World Bookman 15—George Griffin, Singer Eee yetional Farm and Home Hour uck. pm Breadwinne 5—Let' lk It Over deme ES} Cabal ero 45—-The Ranch neva 1:5b—Me nd Weather 3: 3:45—Kitty Keene Pepe iitie war 53 Organist sce Wissiow or the Navy 30— Haze! Johnson 45—The Californians 00—Dakota Maid Program i6——Chick Webb and Orch. ‘eae Avmstrong—General the Escorts -H 15 —F Brownesporte Review 6:20—Savitt Berenad: ¢idb—Mantle Lamp Company Pro- A :00—Royst Gelatin Revue 6:00—Maxwell House Presents “Good pine of 1938” '. Doreey and Orch. endarvis and Orch. a paliet "E1ub jalcolm eaeire 4 Mornii Dial na Flour Mills ‘0 Be Announced om-Markets, Weather and Aust Natl nal Parts aad Home Hour Hiat—sue ties Se Blake T 1s—Sears-Roe- ‘yeas a Appreciation Hour 2: 00—Pepper Young’e Family — 2: 1$—Onydor's Own Ma Perkins 2:30——-Vie and Sade—Crisco ek 4 Ivory a Weather ws iding Light—P & @ Naphtha :30—Club Mati d= Education. In 5—Rhythmaires 0—Jack Armstrong -General Mille 45—Bisinarck Baking Co.—Freshest Thing In Towa Newscast Studio Uncle Esra’s Radio Station — Dr Mile 8 0—L.0 Florea, Singer 45—Chevroet Mustcal Moments 00—Citles Service Concert 00-—Pontiac Varsity Show :30—Christlan Science Addre: THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1937 | Three Romeos, New Vocal Trio, Will Make Debut Over NBC Networks Monday | Air Meet Winners Get Trophies VOCALISTS WILL BE FEATURE HEREARTER ON BREAKFAST CLUB Also Will Be Heard During NBC Club Matinee Each Wednes- day and Friday Afternoon GROUP NOT NEW TO RADIO Sam Cowling, Louie Perkins and 0—To Be Announced i Panchito Ll a! Orch. ‘0—Happy Felton and Orch. 0——Bilent BELSSScomawee aan meee Saturday, Dec. 18 0—Do You Remember 0—Griggs Cooper Good Morning Hour 0—Breakfast Club iy rand Police Bulletins 5—$-H Club Program RecNetlons) Farm and Home Hour 0—News Weather Opera Co. t Kindergarten m and His City Fellers 0—Press Radio Ne' orn 0—Barn Dance 0—Eddie Rogers & Orch. 0—Joe Reichman and Orch. :00—Silent }0—Southernairs o— Daiverslty of Chicago Round Table Discussions 20—Lat eran ome a ‘win sfidhaner weiget of 0d Sa Tami ft the Shrew Music. of Bethlehem—Christ- mas Cantata Radio News Hotel Orch. nce 10 o— Markets Weather and Aust ine of Finchville all Churches—Gen- a Bobs General Mills lice Bulletins 10:30—Hymna o! e 10:45—Betty ai ne 1 toMarkete 11:15—Balley ured sing ‘Weather a: es Young's Cam 2: 15—Oxydel's Own Ma Perkins o—Vio and Bade—Crisco S—The 0° OE & FN The Guiding Light — P's uv 3 2 3 3 3 3 4 ee He 5 eorpack Anestren — 01 $:90— Fibber iieues Moll! 8.30—N D. Farmers Union —ierry Blaine and ¢ Orch. —Magnolie Blot $—Harold Stern and Joro eaten ompson and ‘Bren. Charlie M’Carthy, Mae West to Meet . i £ de i é E LA eiega B2¢ ea al = F variety Robes, BER- F i Luxurious ESON’S il eavauonsl Farm and Home Hour |ion Gilbert Jones Have Been To- gether for Many Years The Three Romeos, a new vocal trio, which in the future will be heard on the NBC Breakfast program, Mon- days, and on the NBC Club Matinee, ‘Wednesdays and Fridays, makes its bow over NBC networks, Monday, Dec. 13, with the NBC Breakfast Club broadcast at 8 a. m. (CST) over the NBC-KFYR network. Their first appearance on the NBS Club Matinee program will be with the broadcast of Friday, Dec. 17, at 3 p. m. (CST) over the NBC-KFYR network. The trio, of Sam Cowling, Loule Perkins and Gilbert Jones, comes to NBC from a station at Louisville, Ky. Sam Cowling, the tenor, plays guitar, bass and drums for the trio while Perkins, baritone, does most of the arranging for the group, although all assist in this. Jones is second tenor. The boys were heard over Station ‘WLW, an NBC affiliate, several years go under the name “Old Apple They left to accept a place the staff of a Louisville station. There they were heard on a number of com- mercial programs but gained widest fame on their “Here's to You” show pee originated in a Louisville the- n addition to their appearances on the NBC Breakfast Club and the NBC Club Matinee, the boys will be heard in a number of other spots over NBC networks. ¢——______________@ | Additional Markets | GRAIN REVIEW aatonenpolls, 4 . D. A. jarrow trai cheracteris wheat markets during the week ended Friday, and price changes hela within narrow limits, Foreign markets fluctuated over a wider range. Although trade volume was limited, the cash wheat market situation r mained firm since offerings wei Ught. Trade in the December deli' ery was evening out at good premiu: over the deferred month: at of totaled 428 ic sh wh: cars at Minneapolis and 185 at Duluth. trades here were based on took Mey livery and premiums more than enough to offset th a vain Sere lal bet ye er an y options Minneapolia May it advanced % net, closing Friday, Mi 1. ‘wom Dui y ad: pi % for closing. Friday at Intained @ steady tone. May ced 1%, closing Friday at ed grains fe enerall spewed a strong tote. Minneapolis Lt fis 7 % ate closing Frit bs 27 also held steady. iS neapolis May barley advanced %, clos: ing Friday at 44%. ea prices here showed a moderate declii Minneapolis May flax declin- ed “ze, Closing Friday at 1.97%. WALL STREET REVIEW New York, Dec. 11.—()}—' market enjoyed rallying week but failed in most instancs hold gains, and finished about w! it started. Short covering and si ing of issues described accounted for most the aay! bro! aid. Trading was at ry tock his mi improvement, pecially benefitting. Most major speculati: commo(i. ties. pelpeed higher. at a at Cl Ieee, and reports of a Gamaged Argentine crop and corn was up as eee began buyl s,. for atain’ Sots upwar ‘de- Surement of eerioulta @ record me - 0. should seek to pri of the railronas: ‘the more "than seasonal increase. ke Electric power Tensonally.” Depa An jess separe it of icul- ture ‘atimated ‘arm income for the final two months would be less than for last year. 98. ET ral 's ally and at Colcane enabl: Bivere to ‘aepreas hog val Tl line he measured 5-20 canta day, but weights mainly above 230 Pounds showed the full 20 cent de- cline. ule ae and yin att: Ou! offerings earned Fi 30:4.10 ad 340-306 few head bis 80. Sows s fontinued arc ‘01 ‘od with ihe close of last week hogs, including Sowa, are. 30-65 cents lower. Weights morte, dowaward ‘. e | ‘ere draggy and or full 5 conte lower than lest ds i Finn butcher hei i Good fed cows ok ‘Goel for the past tw wi and low outta s areal cows have shi tend pirenec nen. Bulle « cleared at steady Taha natin teas tae good a cents. ‘Plain and ‘Redlom ane or aneing stendy to 75 conte 1 in tne ReinE steady 20/26 ents lower om Ja 6: Hee very few bove the. inside “price. chof » Sate lambs top- ped to per iS. slau r ewes were weak ts ‘35 cents off and other classes largely At the conclusion of the All-American air maneuvers in Miami, trophies were winners gathered to admire their own and their competitors’ catches: Left to rig teers and the Bob Davis, 8. J. Wittman, Jacqueline Cochran, K ar] Voelter and Lem Povey. What Lies Ahead of Edward In Second Year of Freedom?) be final for four mouths, During that] *t wi First Twelve Months as Ex-king Leave Him Baffled, Thwarted (By NEA Service) Whatever Edward, Duke of Wind- sor, may have learned about the prob- lems of the working man during the year since he abandoned his throne on Dec, 11, 1936, he has probably learned this—that the life of an un- employed king is not one of simple, uncomplicated happiness. Facing s second year of virtual exile from his homeland and from the du- ties and responsibilities that have been his from birth, Edward is probably Just as perplexed about his future course as are the millions whose in- terest in his carrer is unabated. In a Paris hotel suite he faces the first anniversary of his abandonment of s 1000-year throne. He cannot re- main there without leading just the kind of an aimless life he has said he does not want to lead. ish Empire at present. Almost any active work with a pub- Uc slant would bring him squarely up against the solemn promise of his ab- dication speech that “I now quit alto- gether public affairs.” Acutely disappointed, puzsied and chagrined by the fiasco, of his pro- Seca trip to America, the duke faces id by so many of you and not upon me, & happy home with his wife and children.... [regener ileum reptinge cad ries tive land ... if, at any time in the future, I can be found of service to His Majesty in a private shall not fail.” eek Thoughts of Finality In the dead of night on December in life iteelf one year the historic Edward of the world’s. proudest throne, mouth. Landing at Boulogne, he si- lently transferred to a train. Austria, the trip, Mrs, Wallis Warfield Simpson was with friends at Cannes, France, where 12, after a lonely drive from Fort! she had gone from England before the Belvedere, Edward, Duke of Windsor, boarded the destroyer Fury at Ports- Ted Weems’ Orchestra To Make Theatre Tour ‘Ted Weems, who leads the orches- chioare, at the Chicago. Theater, Jan.| dinosaur reptiles are known to have tra on the Fibber McGee and Molly broadcasts, will be off the program temporarily starting Jan. 10, He has: been signed for = series of personal| Wé crisis, so that Edward might make his decision alone. Her divorce would not appearances in theaters and has| ginning Jan. 14. Hils successor on the asked for a leave of absence to fill ane engagements. ce the threatrical tour opens in 7, Weems will play with the Fibber, Raa rie ag oa eg etd Jan. 10, The second stop on time the two were to remain apart. * ee... More Happy Memories Little marked the Enzesfeld routine of skiing, bowling, and golf except a luncheon with former King Alfonso of Spain and a brief visit from his sister, Mary, the Princess Royal. In late| Ma: March the duke moved on to Lake St. Wolfgang in the Austrian Tyrol. In late April, the moment Mra. Simpson was free, Duke Edward joined her at the Chateau de Cande,| icc estate of Charles Bedaux near Tours, France. On May 12, with “the woman I love” and a group of friends, the duke listened on the radio to the cor- onation of his brother. At noon of June 3, the correspond- ents who had swarmed to Cande. were able at last to write “And so they were married.” se * * Comes s New Note The pair left almost immediately for Noetsch, Austria, to honeymoon at ancient Castle Wasserleonburg. Piccpchase degiouagt ve ue sa how- note. .The duke an- pounced at he intended to visit both Germany and the United States ‘to toed housing and working condi- ns...” On October 11 the couple were met in Berlin by Robert Ley, head of the German Labor Front, under whose! ¥ toured ft . bers On October 27, back in Paris, duke gave his first public speech pite, He described farewell to the willing to lead a purely inactive life of leisure.” as * * No Fature in It Displeasure in wide American circles with the visit to Germany and hos- tility toward Bedaux as advance agent for the American trip, led to its last- minute cancellation November 5, after| Geb: tentative arrangements had been made for a meeting with President Roosevelt and for a nation-wide broadcast, ye Acutely disappointed, chagrined, and baffled, the duke and his wife resumed # somewhat simless life in|"° Meanwhile, on the throne which he would always have. Fibber show has not yet been selected. No leas than 5,000 distinct species of Church News — st. ent ROMAN CA7"HOSAD te ae Plenty st. ev. Pomtor Sundey ‘Masses at 6:30, 8, 9, 10 ana The S 9 o'clock Mass is for children. FIRST CHURCH OF CEBRIST, SCIENTIST he am ‘ednesi ay evening testtmenial ied a fom maintained # tt ‘mat a + Hoskins Block, 200%. Fourth Bt open eats, from 12 to 5 p. mu; Suns to attend the d to make use of ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL pene 2 of Third and Tha N. E. mlswerth, Rector Services as follo' 8:00 a, m-—Holy Communion. 9:30 a. m.—Church school. 10:30—Morning prayer and sermon, Oftertory solo— Anne Hurlbut Peterson, orgasvist. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH Ave. A at Fourth St. Op! Rindahl, Pastor “There is a cordial welccame at Trinity.” Third Sunday in Advent, i ae Church school and Bible 9:45 a. m. Morne sprabip 11:00 o'clock. Pinon id Hous ee fre a. speakers side Hour—! D. m. ers, Charles Hook and E. Roe Evening service THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH = as ane Street Floy Logee, Pastor “We elleve in. Tesus as Christ; we aereny Aue as our Saviour and Friend; age e Him our, loyalty in every 1. ions iQ GF ie bo Morning wo! 1 sees st Special service, a ing of the Other Wise Gia Peits eal interpolatic io! p. m.—Pastor’s class for in- BISMARCK GOSPEL TABERNACLE Eleventh at Rosser Pastor uperintendent. ublic worship. 10 service, KG@CU, serv- thowsng 8:00 p. m.—Devotional ‘Thursday, 8:00 p. m.—Prayer serv- 30 en Cote m.. pati aed School 4:00, m,—Special Mission: ico, 8. Erickson, * echrie 3 Am- | vit ZION EVAN. LUTHERAN CHURCH ens Synod) Fourth St. J. v tRichert, Pastor reach and teach a jor a changing ‘world. rd Sights # in Advent, Dec. 12. m.—Sunday school with al e * sive Rosella Brelj superin- 6—-Morning worship (English). ray? i Rusert, pianist. to 4 p. m.—The Lutheran Hour, io Station KFYR, with Dr. F bringing Christ to tafaltar Chrtntmas Dec, 14—Walther fe ue ant Educational ting. * Dec. 15—Special me the ea D members at § p. m. gee Dec. 16—The Lad will it in a base 330 p. MARCK BAPTIST CHURCH eareath and Rosser Streets pent pena Pastor m, inday | school—the, tn try ry the church, Cap- eet and excellént materials. | TI ted to Ssralcp ey controls 1 upils a: hema to live well ihe “he Rrorlae 1 ™. peu iteche elie. “Die Gui wand der pent Gott ist nicht nur Liebe, At und ‘will, Menschen # § ane pa ide. di enscha: seines iT) 0 p. m.—A program “wilt be rOUD from the Washburn jurch. will tal of the Vevening dially invited, slong mi be be tatu saasraaen ist seine chorus will me meeting. re rvice. All are cor- n offering for mis: sropelyed. Geut “Ein hwchitt aus dem betrachtet werd ait its ruembers FIRST BAPTIST, CHURCH comin 5 many D a is ob- versal Bible Sunday. The following ‘program has prtennee for the morning service at 11 o'clock: Prelude—Mrs. Clarence Gunness. Doxology. Call to worship. Invocation. loria. Hymn, “O Word of God, Incarnate.” Scripture jon—Responsive sel: tions for ti ¥ Morning, prayer. Childre rye hired ‘Lai Our Fy Nassreth"—Gounod—The onuren schol in, “Thy Word Is a Lamp Unto Feet “ty Mother's Bible” — Miss Bol ann Orluck. ited “Sing Them Over Again to ‘Special the Service. are being pro- vided for t! MeCABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL Sot ed Walter E. r, Minister Sunday, D an 193: Morning worship, lived in the Mesozoic . in size from small Fasbtt-aised tour will be in Detroit, be-| 80, Glass-Nosed Plane Built for Aerial Mappers Designed for aerial mappers, the unusual, slass-nosed plane, shown above during inital tests at Mare shall, Mich., elbpinates many of the limitations which have confronted flying surveyors in the ordinary type tractor planes. Constructed on plans drafted by Talbert Abrams, eeriat survey company official, the ship affords unobstructed forward and downward vision for pilot and photographer, stability and Jong cruising radius. ‘Moving the motor to the rear Of the cockpit necessitated use of a pusher propeller. 1 Masio—Mr, Raiph Warren Soul pinsctor: Miss Ruth Rowley, st. Ch. had the ths”. — Sige waBolg, “0 Dep '—Scott Becmons Retusing to Surrender.” by Walter E. Vate “Organ Postlude.in F—Battm Sunday ool, 13: 100 noon. Class for all age You will find a Teal welcome in our church school. Watch for the Junior and Intermediate de- partment Christmas ram to eves ert eee, Pert 19, at tl regu! junday school hour church auditorium. ieee Epworth League at 6 Bid “Learning to Overcome Difficulties the mat Leader— Mary Lo Nees: f Le mane. our attendauce gerry a) tintermedicte League, ye D. m.—Boys and girls trom rears of age. Lai tan lance was 36—Le! evening: worship, —You will enjoy this hour, ees real inspiration. Good music, heart; ~iteera Ing of the old hymns and a chalienging Gospel mes- 41 }- | Wori ruction, ‘We cordially invite you to wowship | Bi ith us, ‘ 5 changeless | 3 eek prelui ‘A Rose Breaks Into Bloom es ry it] = mas sons: ee th Century Christ. lymn_o} nsecration, “ Whose Name Is ved Mand. Li i wGitt 2 by Rev. Walt te ered ‘Warren Bou! by choir. ‘Organ offertory, “ jer. Violin solo, “The eam”—Ole Bull—Mr, erceuse”—Kin- ada gies ‘3 ‘erria Cord- by Walter Teen Postludé in C-Minor”—Rus- Monday at 4:15 p. m, B.m. Junior choi: Brac: i. Rosser, rest Mid-week ye’ tional ser ednesday at 7:31 Estner Standard Bear- seed Dorothy Lad redone y and Fredon: fensen, 808 2nd 8t. Church choir Practice at ee on Thursday eve- ning at 7 o'clock. Ww erly invite you to attend all Fourt! mR Bt. and Ave hee Ellis Ee Jackso! ners as son, Minister » Dec. 1. Tos 00 a. m.—The church school. Ed- ward Cole, superintendent. Mrs. G. J. r, primary superintendent, Re ivarts class for adults. ‘hi ue class for young people. . T ‘uxis class for high schoo! Vere Ha ing worship. Universal Planet tics, Clarence Gunness. Choir number, “Nasareth”—Gounod. Response, “Speak Lord Thy Amen” a on, othe we rd Is a La: Ui jermon, ford Is a Lamp Unto My Foot 2 and a Guide Unto M; eet Solo after Bil race B. Y. Hour. Topic, «What irks tite Wore a. Carl Thomas, leade: 1:30——Tho evening service. Arlee, Shine, Thy Lig eae et “Arige, Ine, ig jome"— MacD id—Ted Boutrous, guest rt. Sermon theme, “The Church and Education.” ne, young, opt you to at ices during spect rarer od FF Ree hii ideals and a worthwhile ‘Why not spend Sunday eve- at the church? ry st aeat at the paceon- @ Ope! Both ormanisatio young people not atte: organisation: Our Deople are aske lesday evening, -Dec. 21, puree Christmas Our Christmas servic: 1d on next Sunday, Dec. ste The’ Sun- day before Christmas. d_ to reserve for the -G, Adolph J Deo. 12—Third Bundey in Adve 8. m.—Sunday school and Bibte i peagtistne 4 worship. Let Every Tongue Bac! er Than the Great- m—South side Sun school in the locker room of the Ball vice, ‘Sermon, ‘he Fountain of Life. Offering for the American Bible So- coeatuader, Bee omunce io ae each Thursda; 18 Main Avex i Everybody 7 welcome Mo thes MASTER YOUR LIFE! nae & oi Resicructan New FREE Book 7 nee The Rosicrucians KNOW HOW! For ages they have wamonstrasee a greeter. Rom lenge. s and a pez Dower over all obstactes it in Let them help you solve problems. Their guidance rill pay eute! laws and Mystical mighiy les ae stu In atte cine and successful in - Beate cas attain: eo book, “The Secret w' ie tell ‘you how you in the privacy of irr. home, the ratione], simple, osicrucian teachings tor [7 if Unfoldment. ari e a letter ask- ing for it Scribe “Adisa ROR CRUCIAN BR RC), San Jot OOP, Aittornis. The new ri