The Sheboygan Press from Sheboygan, Wisconsin • Page 11

THE SHEBOYGAN PRESS, TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1935 II O. HOME WANTS HDI BACK Sun And Sea Color Marine Canvas piekflBn' itQne IPirngirsmaii Wisconsin Favored By 2 Awards By The Press Radio Editor PITT, O. WESLEYAN TO 3IEET Delaware. O. (UP) Ohio Wesleyan University here will meet the University of Pittsburgh at I Pittsburgh In football this year, Coach George Gauthier has an- nounced.

The game, the first meet- I ing between the two schools, will be played Sept. 26. Gallipolis, O. (UP) Citizens of this small Ohio River town, home of C. O.

Mclntyre, New York columnist, have asked him to return for a short vacation after an absence of 27 years. A resolution was adopted to that effect at a dinner in his honor, at which Mclntyre was not present. Three Songstresses Who Will Charm You Via WHBL Air Waves According to statistics, single persons do not live as long as married people. China made and used the first money. a 4 '-'-MX i v-'i 1 1 4'- Dispensing perfect three-way harmonies in their own inimitable way, has been the business of these three young ladies who appear every Tuesday evening over WHBL.

And their business is. successful. They have a large, and interested following of listeners in many cities who wait eagerly for their program of standard and popular songs. If you've missed them in the past, tune in WHBL tonight at 6:45 o'clock. They'll thrill you! 4 i l.

TJ rf PP- i if fn'ffT-1 f'Tln I'l tf-friitTWlfinr-MH mtrml 'Hi im hi" tl-V-T- ilim il GEO "'T v- Department's Funds Cut By Repair Work Operating Expenses Of Water Department Are Above Previous Year Net Income Higher The audit report of the city water department's books for the year ending December 31, 1934, was submitted to the mayor and the common council at a meeting of the council Monday night. The net income for the year was $56,110.41 as compared with for the previous year. The operating revenue, or the cost to the individual, is noted to have decreased $1,947.91 from the year 1933, and that is probably caused, partially at least, by the fact that sale is now entirely by meter, with smaller charges resulting in many cases, than from a fiat rate basis. Operating expenses increased over the previous year. This increase arises from the breaks in the 30-inch reservoir line in the spring of 1934, and also from expensive repairs made by the leak in the 12-inch river crossing at the Reiss dock.

Maintenance of transmission and distribution has increased by $8,403.17. The report of this year would be much the same as that of last year if it 'were not for the increase in operating expenses. Work for the year was somewhat unusual. A large number of valves were added, hydrants removed, and valve pits installed. These are all shown in detail in the full report.

The cash position of the department is satisfactory and no difficulty is anticipated on the $200,000 bond issue which begins in 1935. 1922, New York World; 1923, Memphis (Tenn.) Commercial Appeal; 1924, New York World; 1926, Columbus (Ga.) Enquirer Sun; 1927, Canton (O.) Daily News; 1928, Indianapolis (Ind.) Times; 1929, New York Evening World; 1931, Atlanta (Ga.) Constitution; 1932, Indianapolis (Ind.) News 1933, New York World-Telegram; 1934, Medford (Ore.) Mail Tribune. There were no awards in 1917, 1920, 1925, 1930. A 111 til II WAMAMMMMMMMmmm. 1 Jt' 5-Passenger Sedan "A fair wind and a rolling sea conspired with brilliant sunshine to turn the Bermuda races for the Cupitt Cup into a scene reminiscent of painted ships on a painted ocean.

Boiling along with full sails under a setting sun, J. Seward Johnson's Swallow takes the lead from Paul Shield's Challenge in the six meter yacht contest. Talk By Deems Taylor Deems Taylor, noted composer, music critic and commentator, -lill guest speaker during the Alfred Wallenstein Sinfonietta program over WGN tonight at p. m. Taylo will speak briefly on Music Week and its significance.

(Continued from page 1.) to past procedure this year's verdict remained a closely guarded secret until last night. The Sacramento Bee won the medal for which Sheboygan Press was runner-up. Dr. Butler sent the following telegram to The Press immediately after the banquet. "The Sheboygan Press: "Take pleasure in advising you award to you by trustees of Columbia University of honorable mention for Pulitzer public service prize.

Announcement press Tuesday morning. Hearty congratulations. "Nicholas Murray Butler." Issue Statement The committee reporting on the awards last night said with reference to The Sheboygan Press: "An investigation of conditions in state hospitals resulted in a legislative investigation and correction of evils. This investigation was supported by the state's press. "The nomination of The Sheboygan Press for the prize 'for the most disinterested and meritorious public service rendered by an American newspaper' was examined by Gov.

A. G. Schmedeman, who said: 1 It is a brief but comprehensive summary of events which caused Wisconsin to clean up a deplorable hospital situation and to take the government of such institutions out of politics and put them on a strict civil service The Sheboygan "Press through C. E. Broughton, editor, launched its campaign in demand for an investigation into the mysterious death of Oscar Schra-der, of Sheboygan, at the Northern State Hospital for the Insane near Oshkosh, Wis.

Walter J. Pfister, city editor of The Press, representing C. E. Broughton, editor, acknowledged the honorable mention when called upon by Dean Carl W. Ackerman of the school of journalism of Columbia university.

Dean Ackerman was toastmaster at the announcement dinner. The Sacramento, Bee received the gold medal for the "most disinterested and meritorious service by an American newspaper." Articles written by Associate Editor Arthur Wednesday's Daytime Features, WHBL A. M. 7:00 "Eye Opener" Early Risers' breakfast fun. 8:30 News Resume of early happenings.

8:45 Morning Parade Sponsored by Sheboygan Dry Goods Co. 9:00 "Songs You Like" Popular favorites of today and yesterday. P. M. 1:00 Farm and Home Hour Rural news, music.

1:30 "The mystery story. 3:00 Cocktail Hour Popular. rhythms. YES, wc mean the very lowest priced car when we make this statement. Due to thrifty 1935 operations Studebaker is able to reduce delivered prices sensationally.

Share in these great Studebaker economies. Get a Studebaker a champion a car with 21 costly car advancements including all steel body and hydraulic brakesfor only a few dollars more than cars of lowest price. DELIVERED IN SHEBOYGAN Completely Equipped Nothing More To Pay This delivered price includes bumpers, bumper guards, spare tire and tube, metal tire cover, and all necessary equipment. tinguished example of a reporter's work $1,000. No award was made of the $500 prize for distinguished editorial writing.

The prizes in letters follow: Best novel by an American author $1,000 to "Now In November" by Josephine Wins-low Johnson. Original American play best representing the educational Station WBBM will celebrate the dedication of its new transmitter tonight from 9:30 to 10:30 m. Twenty-five radio rtars will take part and Governor Horner of Illinois will present a congratulatory message. "The Colonial Period of American History" by Charles McLean Andrews. Best American biography $1,000 to E.

Lee" by Douglas S. Freeman. Honorable mention "James G. Blaine" by D. S.

Muzzey. Best volume of verse $1,000 to "Bright Ambush" by Audrey Wurdemann. Newspapers which won Pulitzer prizes in journalism for meritorious public service in past years follow: 1918, New York Times; 1919, Milwaukee Journal; 1921, Boston Post; power of the stage $1,000 1 MARTIN MOTOR COMPANY to "The Old Maid" by Zoe Akins. Best book upon the history of the United States $1,000 to 201 North 8th Street. Phone 2199 A To ig t's Fea res 8:10 P.

M. De Wilde Sports Flanh, WHBL. 6:30 P. M. American Legion Auxiliary Program, WHBL.

6:45 P. 31. Three Humming Birds Popular harmonies, WHBL. 7:00 P. M.

String Serenaders A novelty program, WHBL. 7:30 P. M. Bee Vinson WHBL. 7:30 F.

M. Hour of Charm, WBBM. 8:00 P. M. Fibber McGee and Molly, WENR: 9:30 P.

M. Dedication of WBBM Transmitter, WBBM. fi mnuc of TUESDAY, MAT 7 NIGHT PROGRAM MOB1M Markets, WMAQ. 9:15 A. 3T.

Frlrldalre Birthday Pro gram. WHBL. t-'riendly Neighbor, WGN Tony Wons, WMAQ. Ann Leslie, WISN. 9:30 A.

3L Organ Hsvue, WHBL. Backstage Wife, WGN. Homepun, WMAQ. Pop Concert. WISN.

A. M. Rexall "3Iagie Hour" WHBL. Kindergarten. WTMJ.

"Mary Marlin," WBBM. "Marv Sothern," WGN. Magic Recipes, WMAQ. 10:00 A. 3t.

Off Air, WHBL. Voice of Ex WBBM. Tom, Dick. Harry, WGN. Masauerade.

WMAQ. demands the Versatilions. WENR. 4:00 P. 31.

Off Air, WHBL. Milton Charles. WBBM. Harry Kogen's Orchestra, WMAQ. 4 15 P.

31. Og, Son of Fire. WBBM. -larold Turner, WGN. Dudley WENR.

James H. Rand, WMAQ. Children's WISN. 4:30 P. 31.

Jack Armstrong. WBBM. Singing Lady, WGN. News, WENR, WMAQ. 4:45 P.

31. Woody Willie. WBBM. Orphan Annie. WGN.

Max Dolin, WMAQ. Romance and Melody, 5:00 T. 3L Entertainment, WBBM. Jimmy Allen, WGN. Jack Turner, WENR.

5:15 P. 3L Just Plain Bill, WBBM. Lum Abner, WON. Black Chamber, WMAQ. 5:30 P.

3L 3uck Rogers. WBBM. Musical Frolic, WGN. Red Davis. WENR.

5:45 P. 3L Waugh exposed the powerful Wingneld political machine in LJ 0 Reno, Nev. The newspaper re Mornins: Melodies, WISN. ceived complaints against the nomination of Frank H. Nor cross to the U.

S. circuit court of appeals and Waugh's ar tides led to a senate hearing and subseauent dropping of Grenadiers, WTMJ. Boake Carter. WBBM. Amateur Nieht.

WGN. 10:15 A. 3T. The G-umpn, WfBB3t. Quin Ryan and Cadets, WGN.

Home Service, WMAQ. 10:80 M. Five Star Jones. WBBM. Song of City.

WMAQ. 10:45 A. 3T. Deon Craddock, WBBM. Painted Dreams.

WGN. Paul Skinner, WISN." 11:00 A. 3r. Joe Summers, WBBM. June Baker.

WGN. Garrlgan'a "WMAQ. 11:15 A. 3L Gossip Club, WBBM. Alice Abbott, WISN.

A. 31. Markets, WGN. Grenadiers, WTMJ. Norcrdss' nomination.

Cartoonist Honored Dansrerous Paradise, WENR. Uncle Ezra, WMAQ. A maior award in the 1934 :00 F. M. Mtilc.

WHBL. 1'hil Duey, WMAQ. Lav. Old Lace, WBBM. Secret "Service.

WGN. Cnma Clues, WLS. 1:10 P. 31. It Wild Sports Hash, WHBL.

:15 P. M. American Legion Anxll. lary Program, 1YHBL Sport Flash, WTMJ. r.

m. Twilight Reveries, WHBL W'tyr Knift'n or. 'WTMJ. MeiorJiana. WBBM.

Palmer WGN. Welcome Valley, WLS. P. 31. rhr Hamming Birds, Gold Coasters.

WGN. 5: 00 p. 31. Silver string Serenaders, WHBL. Bins Crosby, WBBM.

-handu, WGN. Ren Bernie, WTMJ. Red WLS. 7:15 T. 31.

Uwrenr-e Salernn, WGN. P. 31. Rf Tlnson, Blues WHBL Hour of Charm. WBBM.

Ed. Wynn. WTMJ. 1001 Aerations, WENR, r. 3r.

Xewel(p, WHBL 9'reddi? Martin's or. WGN. r. 31. Off Air, WHBL.

Caravan. WBBM. News, WGN. Radio Theatre, WTMJ. Fibber MrGee, WENR.

P. 3f. "Jf Kyser's WGN. P. 31.

Economy League. WENR. Sirnfonita, WGN. P. 31.

Tour Money." WBB.f. 9: no P. 31. i-'orald MrGibertv WMAQ 9:15 P. 3r.

Crawford, WMAQ. ArtJarretfg WBBM. The Dream Ship. WGN. Tony Gua, WTMJ.

Wcbe Trotter, WENR. :8 P. 31. BBM Dedication WBBM Wayn King's WGN. Man MyerV W31AQ.

'45 T. 3L Hocfnjharos, WMAQ. 1:00 P. 31. ersatiiiion, WMAQ.

10:14 P. M. WTMJ. Octet. WMAQ.

Pulitzer prize competition went WEDNESDAY, 3IAT NIGHT PROGRAM tn a. Milwaukee Journal stan member. Ross A. Lewis, of the Journal, w'on the $500 award 0:00 r. 3f.

Frolic. WHBL. Chamber Johnnie Foursome for the most distinguished example of a cartoonist's work WMAQ. Farm and Heme Hour, WBBM. Lone Ranger.

WGN. One Man's Family WMAQ WLS Hal Kemp's orch. WCFL. 11:45 A. 31.

Raymond Hazel WISN 12:00 31. Prpnrb Princess. WBBM. with a cartoon entitled: "Sure I'll Work for Both Sides," published Sept. 1, 1934.

His car toon showed a figure represent Flash P. 31. De Wilde Sports WHBL. :15 P. 3L Palmer Ensemble.

WGN Melodious 3IeIodles ing "Violence" ready to work 1 WHBL. Fat Flanagan. WBBM. Sport Flash, WTMJ. 6:30 P.

31. for either industry or strikers A native of Michigan, Lewis Wayne King's WTTMJ joined the Journal in 1926 in the commercial art department a Heat Wave. WISN. 12:15 P. 31.

Norm Sherr, WBBM. Helen Trent, AVON. 12:80 P. 31. Phil Harris' WBBM.

Paradise Time, WON. Harvest of Song. WMAQ. 31. Rita Lester, W3IAQ.

Hawaiians. WBBM. 1:00 P. 31. Farm and Home Hour, WHBL.

Rhythm Revue, WBBM. Ensemble, WGN. Home Forum, WMAQ. Broadway WBBM, House of Glass. W'LS.

6:45 F. 3L 3InIcal Home 3Iakers, WHBL. 7:00 P. 31. Town Hall.

WTMJ. servicing aaverusine cueiius. After three years in that line, he began cartooning and was Louis Panico's Orchestra transferred to tne editorial de WBBM. Chandu. WGN.

Homo On Range. WLS. r. 3i. partment as cartoonist.

He is 32 vears old. Pfister Ensemble. WISj.n. "Old Arm Chair," WHBL 1:15 r. 31.

Keith Beecher's Other prizes in the news Herbert Foote, WBBM. WlietKer you use the newest waterless cookery metliods or familiar time-tried methods yon need heat the moment you are ready for it not after fussing and waiting. You need it in hundreds of different amounts, not just one or two. The modern gas range adapts itself to any cooking method and offers a thousand variations of top burner heat. For satisfactory boiling, baking, roasting, frying, simmering or broiling, select a 193 5 gas range.

If you "live on a gas main" but do not have service, ask about the special cost-free offer. Any gas range dealer can tell you about it, or ask at our store. paper field were as follows: Vic and Sade. WMAQ. WBBM.

Comedy Stars. WGN P. 31. .7 1 Hnjn's WBBM To Arthur Krock of the New Go! i Coatprs wnv Old Time Troubadonrs, York Times, for his Washihe 8 WKnjfFSIUY. 31AT rAY PROGRAM ton dispatches distinguishing WHBL.

Burns Allen, WBBM. Herb Esther. 7:45 P. 31. i i mm as a correspondent ana Newsettes, WHBL.

Pathe News. WGN. for his "fair, iudicious. well U. S.

World, WENR. balanced and well informed in 8:00 P. 31. Off Air, WHBL. terpretative writings" $500.

Fred Waring. To William T. Tavlor of the Family Hotel, WBBM. 1:80 P. 3L Story Hour.

WHBL. Mail Box. WGN. Lucy Monroe, WCFL. Ma Perkins, WTMJ.

Flanagrams. WBBM. Movie Chrft, WISN. 1:45 T. 31.

Barrv McKinley, WTMJ. Baseball. WGN. tjoo r. 31.

Piano Moods. WHBL. Betty and Bob. WTMJ. Baseball.

WBBM. WCFL. Air Breaks. WISN. Radio Revue.

WMAQ. 2:15 T. 31. Hollrwood Gossip Club, WHBL. lackie Heller.

WMAQ. 2:80 P. 31. Three Scamps, WMAQ. Herb.

Waldman'a WENR. Women's News, WISN. 2:45 P. 31. Sews.

WGN. Pleasure Island, WMAQ. T. 3L New York Herald Tribune, for his series of articles on the international yacht races off nvian Chlesa. WBBM.

Mtilio Baggiore, WGN. vay Noble WMAQ v. 31. Newport, R. between Rainbow and Endeavour, for "dis- This Bristol Model, Now $64-50 This is a new Universal Gas Range, never before offered.

For spring installations it is priced at $64.50, with your old range accepted as part payment. You can own it by paying $2.27 a month. This range has dozens of modern featured see it. WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION. Claude Hopkins Orch.

WBBM. Dudlev C. Watson. WGN. Donald McGibeny.

WMAQ 9:15 P. 31. ir A. 31. Opfner." WHBL 'h" sun Dial.

WTMJ. loast of Morpinar, WGN. FJ.scrs W1V A. 31. Rhapsody.

WCFL. A. 3L J.her Time, WHBL. 'od Mornins, WGN. A.

3T. K.pp yit Cuh rman Trogram. AVCFL A. 31. N.

WMAQ. A. 3t. ffi vrtl WTMJ. Waller, WMAQ.

8 S3 A. 31. WHBL. Show. WMAQ.

'arLs TChildren. WTMJ. uBl" ooin WTMJ. 'Is'imK WBBM. BeVymbi Band.

WGN WMAQ. Gale i A M' Warold Ti WHBL. rr WGN. wrninr WCFL. WTMJ.

EM Ups, Tony Gus, WTMJ. Bill Hogan's WBBM. The Dream Ship. WGN. Lady Next Door.

WMAQ. 2:50 P. 31. JTews Review, WHBL. 8:00 P.

3f. Cocktail Hour, WHBL. Baseball, WTMJ. Golden Melody, WENR. Globe Trotter.

WENR. Cyril Pitts, WMAQ. 9:80 P. 31. House of Glass.

WTMJ. Wayne King's WGN. Stan Myers' WMAQ. Shirley Howard, WMAQ. Organ Melodies, WISN.

25 ALLOWANCE For Your Old Radio! on the purchase price of a new ZENITH Long Distance Radio. $29.95 to $750.00 Zenith Auto Radios do not use spark plug: suppressors. Jiize's Radio Doctors 820 Mich. Ave. Phone 4018-W.

WBBM. :4. T. 31 Mai Hallett's Or. Jollv Coburn's 3:15 T.

31. WCFL Grandpa Burton. WTtfAQ. 8:50 P. M.

Chapel of the WHBL. J. Wilkinson, wjuq. Music and Comments, Hoofinghams, WMAQ. 10:00 P.

31. Art Jarrett's WBBM Vers a til lions. WMAQ. 10:15 P. 3L Ensemble.

WTMJ. Heidelberg WMAQ. 10:30 P. 3L Gold Coasters, WGN. "Lights Out." WENR.

(C(Q)(0)IK with WENR. the IvflCDBDEIISRI IHDISL Story Hour, WISN. 8:45 P. 3L Dioy Tracy, WBBM. Lwell Thomas, WL.W..