The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 18, 1937, Page 2

0—-Top O'the Dial i Rhe. Wildwood 18: ae! Weather and) Aunt Sa: 10: 15—Josh "Higgins of eft) 10:30—Hymne of all Churches = Bob 1iddcMarkets and Police Bulletins 1:15—Fa Alverez, Tenor 11:30—Nattonal Farm and Home Hour 0. Blake ae—Grandma ‘Travels—Sears-Roe- 100—re Maddy’s Band Lessons 1:30—General Federation of Wom- en's Clubs —Armchalr Quartet Markets and Weather ou Les sed Young's Family— Cam 33 15—Oxydors Own Ma Perkins 2: preaniel estrone. 3:00—1 3 tea alsins. Light—P. & G. Naptha jt 45—Betty and Escorts paras a ter Talk by Henrik Willem Van 6: {5—Wililam Primrose—Viola Vir- Ks 00H Morgan’s Philip Morris 7:30—Lady Esther Program DocMens Night at Saran Gold Marek Weber and Orch, NBC Night Club 0—Bismarck Ladies Chorus 9:30—Jimmy Fidler in Hollywood Gos sip 9:45—Serenade in the Night 10: tle Wvaatner 10:01—Ne' ae 5—Glen * winter and Orch. immy Dorsey and Orch. 0—Joe Reichman and Orch. 11:30—Freddie Nagel] and Orch. 13:00—Silent Wedn 100—Malcolm Cli 5—Good Morning * stetodtes 0—Agriculture in the News 5——Do You Remember 00—Griggs Cooper Good Morning re Othe ieee Mills Program 5-—Jorh Higgins of Finchyitle engine me Gig hes e—Markets and Poltée Bulteti b—Netionat Farm 8 and Home Hour 5 —l at 2 Bi ake t—Grandme Travels—Si uc. o—Your Health Penyelia Favorites 5) ‘and Weather 8:00—Pepp: Cam: Roes Young's Family— Own Ms Perkins de—Crisco O—F & F News Z Be ae’ Guiding Light—P ,& @ O— St nae 45—Kitty Keene—Dreft 00—-Not Yor Ladi 15—Don Winslow of the Navy ‘he Vagabonds re io—Jacke arms! Si4b—Blamarck Bautos ae in Town Binger Family—Standerd jO—-Lady Esther Program eel Mover) ‘own Hall to- o—Arsrioan Tobacco Co,—Your. Hollywood Parade —Eddie Varzos and Orch, 1 hts Out 13:00—Silent iy, Dee. 28 Tt oo—Malceln cl Cisire b—Gi mm soak ae of Finchville Pens. Ol of all Churchei rid Bookma aisis—deoree Griffin, Singer Byy peaetions! Farm and Home Hour Nake ara ‘Travels—Sears-Roe- buck 1:00—Breadwinners. 1:156—Springfield, Public 3 16—Oryder Own ah pereina, Q—-Vic and Sade—Cri: eo oO" Fa F ne Gutdin See ene 0—Rhy thm: res b—Don W! ry veri: S—Fay severe Review Community Xmas |}: val Orch, domeatr Ps Render ié t 0 1 | sat each panes rh bad Orsh $:00—-Broalcfant Teruo” 300—-Maicolm Claire H i Agrlouttare te the Ne ‘Do You Remember riggs, Cooper Good Mornin; =“ and *Bo—General Mite 18 Police Salietios fome Hour | a il defendana were found gull mother’s, Aune THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1937 Radio Dramatization of ‘Tamin ndma Travels—Sears-Roe- uck 0—Xmas Service from Courtyard of the Church Nativity in eder—Organ Recital PATRIGIA CALVERT TO HEAD CAST FOR SHAKESPEARE PLAY Distinctive Program for Christ- mas Season Will Go on Air at 8:30 o’Clock Kitty Keene Lighting of the ‘community Xmas Tree DH meces cocscsroncee gytete CRITICS ARE ENTHUSIASTIC — Gncle ae Radio Station — ¢:40—triaming the Christmas man —Chevraiet Mustcal Moments Cities Service Concert 0—Pontiac Varsity Show \—Safety on the Highway —Dance Hour 00—Expedition Christmas Het 1 eos and Orch. Distinguished Cast Featured in Work of NBC Electrical Tran- scription Service As one of the distinctive programs of the Christmas season, arrange- ments have been completed for special radio dramatization of Shake- Speare's turbulent comedy of the wey of a man with a maid, “Taming of the Shrew.” Announcement of this outstanding holiday feature was made Saturday by Dick Burris, program director of | KFYR, who has scheduled the one- ort show for 8:30 o'clock, Sunday, Proaed by the NBC Electrical Transcription service, the radio ver- sion of one of the most popular of Shakespeare’s plays brings together a distinguished cast of actors who have had notable careers with both mod- ern and Shakespearean drama. Critics who have heard the program previewed in New York have been enthusaistic. about the selection of characters and the delightful results from skillful production. The rebellious Katherine of the radio dramatization is played by at- tractive Patricia Calvert, whose fiery a red hair gives flaming testimony of 00—Bob Ripley. Beal B. A. Rolf Orch, |the willful woman she is. Miss Cal. eneral Foods vert is a seasoned player of the stag ea py uunton Wen and radio, having appeared in such tional Barn Dance Broadway successes as “May Wine” 00-—-NBC Symphony Orch. and “Autumn Crocus” with Francis Eddie Rogers & Orch Rederet, —Joe Poh, ‘A masterful job of “taming” is done ee by Edgar Barrier in the role of Petru- chio, He brings to this radio version all the experience of his unforgettable appearance with Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne whose recent exposi- tion of the Shrew was one of the most rollicking of theater history. Barrier also appeared Scotland,” “Idiot’s Delight” and with Maude Adams in “Twelfth Night.” . Other members of the cast include 1 1 10:15—Evergreen and Tinsel 11:00—Freddie Martin and Orch. 11:30—Al Donahue & Orch. 12:00—Silent Saturday, De 6:00—Swedish Baptiet * Ghurch Pro- m. from King George itt of the Mag! 30-—Manhatters ‘Weather Nobl Gain A Capella Program Ope euee Bulletins Donahue ude (hae ‘Felix Knight, Te: 5—Bill ‘Bierne, Sport Scraps 00—-Southernairs o—University of Chica oo able DI Discussions the following: —) 10 02—Paul Martin and His Musto topher Sly—Robert Strauss, 30—Smoke Dreams-—Fendrich, Inc. |years with Fritz Leiber in comedy and Ome Ma ie Key of RC: character roles. Wasa Woman roles for one year with Fritz Leiber, :30——Lutheran Hour 300—Sherwin -Wiliiams—Metropoll- tan Opera Auditions of the Air 30—-Acme Sunshine Meisdi: orge Hessb: Bre 00—Chase and Sanbora Program 00—Studio 00—Ma FB Weber and Orch. 30—-Cheerio with Hermann Vezin, all principal Shakespearean roles, jerson and Orch. |« 2:00—Silent Monday; Dec. 37 1:00—Malcolm ct ire 15——Good Morrie. elodies 30—Agricult: in a N 5——Do You Remembi Bianca, Curtis—Vera Allen, comedy now playing in “Susan and God.” amm Watching the uum RE Political AND THEN THE DELUGE In North Dakota politics the odd- numbered years are the “off” years politically. After the legislative ses- sion ends things usually quiet down for a while, perking up again toward the end of the year as politicians be- gin preparing for the conventions early in the even-numbered year fol- lowing. Such preparations now are—and have been for some time—in full blast and the results will become apparent before 1938 is very old, Considered here this week, for ex- ample, were four proposals for initi- Measures which probably will come before the Nonpartisan League state convention in the early spring. Chief among them were: 1, A legal interest rate of 3 per cent, 2, 100 per cent valuation of all property for tax purposes with $5,000 exemption for all property in which the owner resides. Public utilities, including the railroads, would pay on the 100 per cent basis with no ex- emptions, 3. Special taxes on stock in banks owned by chains outside the state. Those are red-hot subjects and no decision was reached by the commit- tee considering them. But that they will come before the League conven- tion seems certain. Incidentally, if they are added to the ballot, it will mean a rather long and involved ballot for the voters to pass upon. Numerous other bits of legislation are in sight for it already. THE DEMON RUM AGAIN For example, there are prospective changes in the liquor laws, One, spon- sored by the beer men, would remove the state regulatory department from ‘ny control over that beverage and make the state treasurer responsible. The arguments for this proposal are many and will be advanced in due time by the sponsors. If they say openly what they are saying privately there will be plenty of blood on the political moon, The other change is sponsored by friends of the regulatory department. and would inject it into the hard liquor picture, giving it certain pow- ers, duties and authorities, As the law now stands, the state treasurer is the connected in “Mary of |official most intimately with administration of the state Uquor law. The. argument for this proposal is One objection already bein is that it always has been the most highly politicalized branch opwelfth Night” with Jane Cowl, “Boy sees Girl” and lady Heart. in Shubert modern dress ‘ the Shrew.” with Otis Skinner in “Marius.” Mansfield and repertory with Fiske. Myers, “Hamlet,” with Pasadene Com DRUGGIST DISARMS, SHOOTS INTRUDER, WOUNDS COMPANION Missourian Kills Thief After Scuffle; Is Shot Himself as Wife, Baby Watch Missouri, Dec. 18—(P}— up in his drug store by two robbers Friday night, Omer Ragan disarmed and killed one of them and then, although wounded himself, shot the other. Constable Fred Goltz said the dead robber was ‘identified by his com- panion as Robert Burdick of Fair- mont, Minn. The wounded robber, shot in the shoulder and groin, said Be was Deller Rony reve, Oc mont The pair entered the store as Ragan was about to close for the night. They took $35 from the cash register and ordered Ragan to a back room, where one of them struck him with # black- jack. The druggist fought back and, in the scuffle, reached a button which sounded a signal in his living quarters next door. His wife ran into the store, with her 2-year-old daughter, Bar- bara, in her arms. One of the robbers pointed his revolver at her and the child, Ragan, supe with the fe man, finally seized his gun. He began firing, killing the man with whom he had been struggling. The other robber fired one shot which wounded Ragan, then dropped his gun and ran. As he fled, Ragan fired twice and wounded him. awe man sought refuge in a residence ‘across the street, where officers seized him. Gilbert Jacobson, 82, Brisbane, La Laid to Rest Brisbane, N. D, De Dec. 17—Funeral services were held here for Gilbert Jacobson, 82, homesteader and one of in AIss anes (ot isa COREL: who died after a lingering illness. Rev, James Austin, pastor of the Firat | Presbyterian church of Carson, offi- ciated. Interment was in the Bris- Baptista—Roual Beal, formerly in| of state government activity and that into k Eee trade. Tranio—John McGovern, supesred The second petition is being ¢ir- “Taming of | culated rather secretly, but do not be surprised when it pops out into the open, AND MANY MORE Add to these items the four propos- Tailor — David Shesgreen, formerly Grumio—Eustace Wyatt, Eepaeiory experienced Gremio— Allan Drake, played tion and a few more which are being ‘Henry the Eighth” with Bichard discussed. Then throw in those upon Lucentio and munity Playhouse, currently in “The 00—Griggs Cooper Good Morning | Fireman’s Flame. Newell, member of Toscanini’s NBO Symphony orchestra, Cleveland Symphony and graduate of New England Conserva- ot to—Menten four Mills Program 5—Jerry Bears rel bY Leas fh amy Weather and Aust 10:15—Josh Higgins of Finchvitle ; 9, 10:80-—Hymns of all Churches—Gen- School’s Honor Roll Betty and Bob—General Mills sea eee ee .~ averages shot soaaliey A Aston, singee Home Hour increased number on the honor roll at St. Mary's high school. A senior, Ben Homan, and @ sophomore, Kath- foe. erine Ward, tied for first honors with an average of “A. Those in the eae Faget ing “A” ratings are William 5 i #o—Bepoer Young's ‘W's mt1y—| Josephine Taix and Mary Halloran; plus” and “B” average—Wilbur He ito dots orn as Doll’ Betty Jane Baker, J ‘God- je O'Neills—Ivory frey, Patrick Kennelly, Griffin, and Helen Zimmer. —F & 4) Sophomore ratings sre Amelia Schneider “A-”; Frances Morell, Mar- Jorie Ehii, Beatrice Rothschiller, and Madonna Clarey, “B blus” or “B.” Juanita Burton is the only junior with an-“A” average; “B plus” or “B” average — Anne - Senger, Irene Senger, Irene Stecher, Leo Halloran, efitag in te Mille} and Dolores Wallrich. ning,» Towa—| Seniors — Dorothy Helbling, Peggy Lee, Frank Weisgerber, Marion Hessinger, Géorge Wentland Marion Wagner have “B” plus” average. Mother of Goodrich Woman Dies in Fargo . D., Dec. 18.—()—Mrs. More Students Make rkins 0 ty —Neighbor Nell rma Glen, Organis' 5—Don Winslow of the Navy 0—Vagabonds $—Johnnie Johnson—Soloist Pa Crone Matthews, Singer 5—Rhgthn maires Leg Cut Off After Timber Falls on It|#"é. ur Grand Forks, ND, D., Dec. 18.—(P}— Surgeons at the Deaconess tal here amputated the right leg of Clif- ford Knutson of Grand Forks Satur- morning, 24 hoiirs after he had TIBER GOING DOWN Rome, Dec. 18.—(?)—Fair weather after a week of almost continuous rain Page, N. D., Dec. 18—Honored at a fair, attendants reported Saturday! pane here was ©. R. MeConkey afternoon. . who has left to»make his home in Bismarck. 36 Are Convicted in LUCKSINGER RITES SUNDAY Surrey, N. D,, Dec. 18 — Funeral Coal Field Bombings services will be held here Sunday for Springfield, Ml., Dec. 18.—(7)—The | Clayton Lucksinger, 23, killed in an federal government's effort to solve |#utomobile crash near Deering Tues- widespread dynamitings in the Illinois day. coal fields brought conviction Satur- Toy kitchen cabinets like primary fight will be in the Republi- can or Democratic ranks has not been determined. A lot depends would have a walk-away, and the chief fight would be in the Democratic ranks, thus increasing its primary vote materially over recent years, The Democrats are going to have a EDS Ray wey: Put that down as Tom Fox, | cer! VOICE FROM THE GRASSROOTS ing and here’s the situation. overwhelming. majority in 1932 el 1936, They feel more at home with the, Democratic party nationally and, since it is free to do so, they. want to Men’s Su day of 36 men, most of them affiliated Carpenter ‘on all counte, Shop, 614 Broadway. als by the State Taxpayers’ associa- | 9, Serv! Md. | Aaven Most of the leaguers are included | Dakota Dental in the group which gave Roosevelt an | - its, Coats REDUCED 100% Wool Melton Coats. Values to $19.50. Now only. . Fine Felt Hat FREE with Coat reduced to $12.80 and up PEOPLE'S =: i Birth of 2-Headed Bismarck Blue Lodge No. 5, A. F. & A. M, Monday at 7:: —_—_— Homeward-Bound Students Killed Harrison, Mich, De Dec. 18, — () — ST. MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC Broad Eighth St. 01 junds 6, 8, 9, 10 and The 9 o'clock Mass is for children. 23 Fourth St, panday catwlce: at 11:00 45 a.m. aft evening” testimonial o'clock. UNIVERSE, INCL! EVOLVED BY ATOMIC FORCE? ing of the Shrew’ Arranged for Sunday Evenin school the foundatio: re laid pen which great convictions = be ‘The Sunday school has eve otent moral ‘agencies of Amer- by Mrs. G. 3, Worner, super (BF ke zhe ohurch school primary: depart. “ music—Pieces id youn to ane ith “he are. w folks of our church their ee Christmas time. tenn to adults and " friends of the chi 8 av the tor wil ihe pastor ‘Ever m., Wi fot junday, school will be. “held. Pon * pharsde: evening. Further announcement will be made in The Tribune, FImsT LUTHERAN CHURCH ae ‘Agolps John itor Fourth Sunday in “Advent. ce: m.—Sunday school and Bible } tion. e 10:30- :30—Mo! peep Serm le 12:00 oe one south de ay unda eohoel in the locker room of the erent * orf 1% Soe 00 p, m.—Sunday school teachers meeting in church parlors. ‘No evening woranie because onc 00. ee i) Me t at Trinity Lutheran church. junda: gram in er Toom at the Ball park. Sat uraay, Ree atiaht aes ter Day— Pp. p.m. Bunday school” “onrist- mas program. BISMARCK GOSPEL TABERNACLE Eleventh at at nasser, a “chelstmas, in m. 3:00 p. m. Radio Ee KGCU, Manda! ees evotlon 00 > m., Thursday — Christm: ses in sons ndgedins and hem,” ins or the ‘Pemaing r of tl gene @ flood of coe ored lights swatch Diay upon & colorful paintng of old thiehem, which coxere the entire back of the plat- gente gs ~ oadore sere’ m., lay—Christ Ambas. FIRST BVANGELICAL CHURCH “The Church Rati a Message for ver service. . a. m.—Sunday, Tachool. Mrs. Fie) rd. Pallet, superintendent. Public worship. N Bischof, eee ianist. earmen y a6, Christmas Pp. m—! ae CE DOsen AR) the Jin rt to Heart H j18-Evenin he Chri as Cai “The Music of Bethlehem" will be presented by the mixed choir, accompanied by Mrs. Ww. BIPCHOE directed na the pastor. KFYR, Chi 00 cantata, * thie Music of’ tirenged, for reaio Presentation, wi be broadcast. directed by prea el 1d, Sunday, Dec, 19. olden TRINITY, LUTHERAN CHURCH een tia from iba 12th Py ry ‘Ave. A. maps ourthy ay . foundation of the |. fe. 8. Rindahl, Pasi ens are the work ithe ie a cordial welcome at Fourth 8 inday, in Advent, Dec. 1 fe arth .@; he of Thi ae Chu: and program re- ae passages included @ the wll wis verses from the, 136th Psi th 3 for. i Lor 1s unto His zreat, Card rihat ine bore reat, an ur Lord is abo ods, Whatsoever the Lo n, Anthem, Trinity egerehy ene Bvenin: if ca di- ector. repel olste—Mea, Iver Acker, Wanda and all pame, 2 Used, onda th. P rae pve Th rd, throughos Carlson, “Paul Ytrecide and Arthur an O Lord, throughout al m1 se ration = Cae cic cheletian idolonee. eatbooks by Ma 7 Eddy, is from pat nara oata orn arene caine oe material history” but (in Vespers and carol singe 1:0 00 p. m. —Trinity church Sid ch 7, Dee. 35 Christmas f Wal nervice = 11500 South Side Sunday Scheel G. Adolph MiELY ye De 1 noon—Sun- Ball Parriday, Dec, 34, at 7:30 p. eet @ay school Christmas program. H.. 80! nee Dining. noon. of Memorial Buliting Sunday school—! Morning worship—11:00 o' Evangelistic servic Radio he (csr ial Christmas room of the ullding Thurs f Bethie! shen von, yin song Vebildren, Ev. ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH N. EB. Elsworth, Rector es for the Fourth Sunday in 00 a, m.—Holy Communion. a. m.—Church schoo! clses by. come. nt! “The Virgin's By, Budiey, 7 Buc! vii ‘be no lesso! we mon, “Unto Us—And Who Are WSpectal musle—Trinity church choir, FIRST Sree Bo Fourth St. e. B. Elli ae eset Minister “Th rch school. Ed- wi aperincendont. Mrs. G. J. Worner, primary superintendent. Th worgnie ortion of the service taki rr pr ctl aad mas progr ym on Tuesday io "a. m—The Christmas-Sunday Mrs. Clarence Gunness, Prelude—Selec ted. “Hark! the Herald Angels ‘Beripture lesson—Lke 2-1-20. i. Went Night,” the etalk, “The Christmas Carol, cA Wonderful’ “Tree '—Fred- orien Be Schiilin, or ae per ae ane Inn.” e1 Spins. "By the ‘Young Peo- pleco phe Churn “| at ne Th mech hristmas Eve, Be race toe Old Book- ia} Geller-—Stantons Robert ‘Customer— « be —Ci re will ‘8 will be given the Srogram ervice the first of the week. ted urchase) Ronjas ais = Bob—Ji a aes ain Bowl) - ale - *Svelch. ing’ — ning £7 0 o’clock— 3 ston A dramatic ‘The er worship servi and direc! YOU CAN BUY AN OLDSMOBILE NOWHERE ELSE CAN MONEY BUY SO MUCH! Christmas Eve and Chi Fved for home celebration: 937 —Bpecia) aCe inlets, rector. Miss Huth Rowishr ogee Orean relate, ratio, the Lord od. enpea eapeaate lowes © Congregation. Anthers “Cristie Awa pad ieeedinl yervic Mornii Be at ing eee Hymnal, pag: Gtoris Parle echoir and congrega- Presentation of tithes and offer- rgan offertory, “ Boost id ory “Chorus of Angels” ips owas “We Give Thee But 1. ripture Gospel, Chapter £, V Seay By ee mh tT, followed by 100, O° Titere Town of tion, morn! Ne Bethlehem" '—Congr. ener! Sol My espe in prayer one Hymi “Comfort eee lah) Handel — Mr. etgetaon, Rg - ter er Unter ‘he Incarnation,” by Wal Hymn Ne oe “Fairest Lord, Jesus” fold eho noon, Cla for all ny ach The adult classs cially invite yo! Epworth League, 6:30 p. m.—Topic, ir Hombs.” Leader, Miss June Shark a _dunion and Intermediate Lea: . m.—Let us keep up ou: did attendance at Toth. denen an ning worship, 0, Candielig) I, rorvice,’ Music ere ction of Mr. h Wi and Miss Ruth "Rowe The church auditorium will be inated with ‘electric. ‘ull program for thi foun where in this newspaper. We heartily invite you to attend all our services, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHUR: Thayer at Second io ate, a pimerson mess Pastor in Je 8 Chri ue our sav lour and ‘We feds e Him our 1 fa fationsnip of lifes ty in every 9:45—Bible school, departmental graded Boe ErIOBD all departments meee Morning’ worship—S morning wo the hope of wanee atisty PEnristmas choral service, di- rected by Miss Techia’ Knol’ The chorus choir will occupy the new oft, enlarged particularly for es groups will meet as usual followin fhe choral service, Tuesday, 7:31 ere Hraal mes Sask eant, lighting the Christm connection with the White Gifts m for choral service—7:30 choral service—7:30 Carol, “ , by. tol inineter, First Noel”—Arranged Pro Co! Immanue! eiTraditional ore jood News from Heaven” "Carol “While B- M; Century, Germanj—suengeee tt? So! 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