The La Crosse Tribune from La Crosse, Wisconsin • 7

bA CROSSE TRIBUNE AND LEADER-PRESS PAGE SEVEN Thursday, March 26, 1931 WKBH HIGH SPOTS Itt WKBH BROADCAST SUNDAY Noon English Lutheran Church Father Flanagan's Boys Home Program Old Favorite Hour Free Evangelical Church Services MONDAY- Winona Breakfast Program La Crosse Breakfast Program Winona Home Economics Program; Aunt Sammy Cl.v.t; Shopper Noon U. S. Department of Agriculture Reports; Market Re personal PRESS OF STATE OPPOSES CHANGE IN AUTO UCENSES SAUK CITY, Wis. Sixteen out of 21 editors of daily newspapers in the state express themselves as personally opposed and their newspapers 1 editorially opposed to a change from the present centralized system of auto license distribution to the county system as contemplated in the referendum to be voted on April 7, according to an announcement here over the week-end by Assemblyman Robert J. Keller who is in receipt of telegrams from a majority of Wisconsin daily newspaper editors whom he queried last week It is interesting to note that all the opposition to the present sys tem of auto license distribution arises in the extreme northern part of the state, Assemblyman Keller said.

4 ports; Weather Report 5 Tribune Nws TraDtPCdDAirs SlPDIDWCE They present all the smartest style recommendations in model lines, fabric weaves, in color and pattern treatments. The more serviceable sort of fabrics. 25 53(D) See Our Special Value Topcoats at $1295 Saturday SNOW FUND UNTOUCHED BIRCH WOOD, Wis. Roads in this section were kept open through the winter without expenditure of a dollar for snow removal. 7 Breakfast Hoar Hear your favorite popular selections from both the Winona and La Crosse studios during the breakfast hour.

Winona Sally Weaver and her phonograph record theme song are fast becoming a set feature from our Winona studios. 10-11 Ann! Sanny Steak Dinner for Sunday is the appetizing subject of Aunt Sammys Housekeepers Chat Friday morning. Farm Flashes County Agent Robbins will talk to you about getting rid of rats that invade the chicken yard about feeding growing chicks and about turning off electric lights in the poultry house. r. S.

Dally "Wisconsin's method of preventing stream pollution will be discussed from an article written by L. F. Warrick, state sanitary engineer of Wisconsin. 1 35-l :4.X Farm Reporter Your farm reporter from Washington talks on a spring livestock cleanup campaign. Red Peppers Have the Red Peppers played your favorite number yet? Just let them know what it is, as their daily program at this time is an all request program." Poets Hour Joes scrap book is going to furnish the poems to be read during Fridays poets hour.

Uncle Sam's Naturalists Every other week our Wilds man goes to the specialists of the United States department, of agriculture to check up with them on some of the things he finds in the woods but to day he is just going to take us to the edge of the woods, as it were he is going to tell us what cities, and towns and counties are doing in the way of establishing community forests. 3b'M)-n Kiddies' Hour Youd be surprised at the interesting program that the kiddies put on without and help from us adults. 6-7 Dinner Hour A half hour-of orchestra selections and a half hour of a sponsored musical program, Including fifteen minutes of fun with the Dwarfies Twins, -composes the Friday Dinner hour: program over WKBH. 8-0 Orchestra Two sponsored musical programs, featuring a well balanced orchestra are offered to WKBH listeners at this time. Winona Old Time Songs of Yesterday, played by the Melodians Farm Talk Mountain Ballads 4 Red Peppers Poet's Hour U.

S. Service and Variety Program 4 -Uncle Art and Kiddies Hour 6 :30 Winona -r WKBH Orchestra Minnesota Barn Dance Program Winona Programs for Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday. Friday same as Monday, with the following exceptions: TUESDAY Educational Program State Teachers Collega Winona U. S.

Dally News Winona Dinner Hour Program WKBH Orchestra Sponsored Program with WKBH Orchestra Chronicles WEDNESDAY Noon Hour Record Program S. Daily News --Winona Dinner Hour Program WKBH Orchestra Concert Program, WKBH Orchestra Avalon Dance Program Avalon Dance Program THURSDAY Educational Program. State Teachers College Winona S. Dally News WKBH Orchestra Hawaiians Sport Talk. A1 Goldstein WKBH Orchestra FRIDAY Winona U.

News Dinner Hour Program, WKBH Orchestra Dwarfies Twins Sponsored Musical Program SATiUDAI La Crosse Good Morning Program Old Timers i 4-H Club Silent 5:005:30 -Student Recital WKBH Orchestra Dance Program, Avalon Ballroom and GALESVILLE GRADE SCHOOL PUPILS TO PRESENT OPERETTA GALESVILLE, Wis. Final rehearsals of the grade school operetta, The Palace of Carelessness, are in order, and the presentation of the piece will be an event of Thursday evening of this week. Ninety children are being groomed for parts in the, operetta, and are under the general direction of Mis3 Carrie Fitze. head of the department of music. Miss Argyle Seimers of the home economics division Is superintending the making of costumes, for which many years of tar-letan in rainbow shades will be used as clothing for lost dolls, toy soldiers and others of the cast.

Publicity is in charge of Miss Dorothy Barth, Miss Georgia Kiss-link will assist with accompaniments, and the Misses Emma Turn-blad, Emma Erickson, Lucile White and Inga Casperson are engaged with training choruses. Children not assigned to parts in the production are helping with the advance ticket sales and with advertising. With nearly every home from which school children attend school represented, interest. in. the coming event is I There is little promise of spirited contests in the coming election in the town of though four offices will be filled by a.choice of candidates.

Considerable interest was shown in the caucus which was held on Saturday, with 111 votes cast for sorfe office nominees. W. F. Raichle was unopposed for the office of chairman, which he has filled for some years; Robert Erickson will oppose B. O.

Evonson as one of two supervisors, and for the other, Otto Libakken, present incumbent, will be opposed by Clem Crogan the contest between two men for the office of, treasurer was the high light of the caucus, and resulted in 56 votes for Helmer Dale and 55 for Julius Hegge. George Trimm, veteran clerk of the town of Gale, will face no opposition, but Olaus Anderson, assessor will be against Hollis Lee on the ticket William Conrad was nominated for constable, and Clarence Brown as justice of the peace. Mr. and Mrs. L.

E. Sanderson and children, Tomah. spent Sunday here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O.

D. Witherbee. Miss Laura Scarseth lias returned from Chicago, where she spent the past week on business and with friends. Miss Mabel Ness, teacher at Richland Center, is at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

D. O. Ness, for her spring vacation. Raymert, Simonson. Sparta, spent Sunday with friends here.

CHILDREN SHOULD HAVE WHOLESOME DESSERTS DAILY Puddings and Custards Essen- tial for Maintaining Correct Weight NOW IN STOCK! THE POPULAR" TREXCn COATS Priced at 90.50 0.95 20o Styled to Satisfy All (By the Associated Press) With Bernice Claire, vivacious musical comedy star in the guest artist spotlight, Rudy Vallee and his Connecticut Yankees, will broadcast from Buffalo tonight at 7 oclock over WTMJ and NBC stations. Miss Claire program will be made up of new Broadway tunes. 4 Puddings made of rice, tapioca or cornstarch; custards ana ice cream are appropriate desserts for the development of the growing child who is underweight. Such dessert not only supplements the other food in the meal but causes the child to leave the table satisfied. The part sugar plays in making these desserts appealing should be considered in relation to other foods.

Those which are carriers of vitamins, minerals and roughage can be made as inviting as desserts by the use of sugar as a flavor. Cabbage, onions, cauliflower, turnips, tomatoes, peas and other vegetables canned or fresh are much improved in appetizing qualities when seasoned with a dash of sugar to a pinch of salt. Likewise sugar is ideal on fruits and cereala. Doctors and dietitians approve this use of For, when the flavor of a food is inviting to the taste, the flow of gastric juices is increased, thus aiding digestion. Good food promotes good health.

The Sugar Institute. HELEN FEENEY 18. D1ES AT PRAIRIE TRAIRIE DU CHIEM, Wis. (Special.) Helen C. Feeney, 18, second daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. E. D. Feeney of this city, was laid to rest in Calvary cemetery Wednesday morning following services at St. Gabriels church.

She was born in Austin, Minnesota, September 4, 1913, and passed away in this city Sunday after a severe illness of two weeks. She is survived by her parents, three sisters, Margaret, Rosemary and Edna of this city and a brother William of St. Paul. FRIDAY. 'MARCH 27 (By the Associated Press) Central Standard Time.

P. M. unless Indicated. (Programs subject to last minute change by stations). 454.S WEAK New York OOO (NBC Chain) 6:00 Major Bowes'- Family Also WENR WOO KSTP 1VSMB.

7:00 Orchestra and Cavaliers Also WOW KYVV KSTP WTMJ. 8:00 Eskimos Also WOIV WSAI WOC. 8:30 Song Bird -r- Also WS A1 WENR WOW, 8:43 Two Troupers Also WS A I. 9:00 Sponsored Program 'Also WSAl.YVOW WENR. 9:30 Theater, of the Air Also WSAI WSMB WOC.

10:00 Lopez Orchestra Also KSTP WOC. 11:00 Hamps Orchestra. 848.0 WABC New York S60 (CBS Chain) 6:00 Morton Downey. House Beside the Road. 6:30 Hotel Orchestra.

7:00 Topics in Brief Only WMAQ WCCO K5IOX. 7:15 Barbershop Singers Also WMAQ WCCO KMOX. 7:30 Old Time Music Also WBBM WCCO KMOX KMBC. Paul Robeson, American negro singer and actor, will broadcast his Initial radio concert over WTMJ-NBC stations at 8:30 p. m.

The celebrated baritone will interpret five solo numbers selected from his repertoire of negro songs familiar to concert audiences. Uncle Ray, whose knack of explaining history and oddities in nature for children will be on the air as usual over 4 WISN at 5 p. m. The Happy Newsboys of WISN will play and sing virtually an all request program of modern music at 6 oclock. INDIAN GIRL SUED THREE TIMES FOR STEALING A MAN Young Oil Heiress Loses Third Suit For Alienation of Affections MUSKOGEE.

Okla. JP A young Creek Indian woman has lost the third cult filed against her for alienation of affections since she was made wealthy by oil. Exie Fife, whose fortune has risen and declined with the flow of wells on the rocky acres of hef federal allotment, smiled as she heard a district court jury award Mrs. Jesse Adair a $20,000 verdict Tuesday night. I didnt want Jesse, she said.

I wouldnt have the best man on earth. Mrs. Adair, charging the Indian girl had stolen the love of her divorced husband, a former Muskogee patrolman, asked damages of $105,000. She asserted Exie had presented Adair gifts, including a motor car. Defense attorneys, charging conspiracy, announced they would appeal.

As Exie is a government ward, approval of the department of the interior would be necessary for payment. Government agents testified Ex-ies wealth shrunk to $180,000, due largely to dwindling of oil production. Her income now is $800 a month, they said. Exie once paid Mrs. Ollie Carr $7,500 to settle a $25,000 alienation suit.

She was sued by Leona McIntosh In 1928 for $200,000. Available records did not show disposition of the latter case. GAITSViULE. GALESVILLE. Wis.

The Her. (Prank Zimmerman will conduct Passion "Week services from Monday to Friday of the coming week, as a part of his pre-Easter church activities the Presbyterian church. Included in his work are services for Palm Sunday, Holy IVeek. and Easter' Sunday, each with special a class for young people to unite with the church will also occupy afternoons of thegoming week. The Seven Words From the Cross will be the Passion Week-theme of Rev, Zimmerman who will deliver one sermon on each phrase spoken by Christ at the crucifixion.

Dates and texts of the seven sermons follows; Sunday, March 22 Father, forghe them, for they know not what they do. Sunday morning March Verily I Say Unto Thee. Thou shalt be With Me in disc. Sunday evening, March Woman. Behold Thy Sou Behold Tliy Mother.

Tuesday evening. March 31 My God, my Cod, Why Hast Thou Me? evening, April 1 I Thirst. Thursday evening, April 2- It Is Finished. Friday evening. April 3 -Father into Thy hands I commend my Spirit.

The sacrament of the Lords Supper will be celebrated on the evening of Good Friday and new members will be received at that service. A communicant class for young people who wish to joiu the church by con fession of faith will be conducted for five days, beginning at one thirty on Monday afternoon of next week. Adults de-itiDg to accept church membership are asked to notify the pastor who will arrange for their reception. The usual morniDg services are announced for the coming Sunday, including Bible school at and morning worship at' 1 :00. Services will lie held at Httrick at 2:00 in the afternoon, and nu evening service at 7:00 in the Galesville Mr.

and Mrs. John Robinson and sons Ralph a nd Robert, of Winona, were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Vier. School Notes Elimination contests for declamatory.

oratory, and extemporaneous reading- and speaking arc-taking part this -week at the high school. Representatives to appear in the local finals will be selected before the close of the week. Winifred Sehimnowski has withdrawn from -the eighth grade, and has left with, hex parents for a new- home in Milwaukee. Members of the Teachers' training department of the high school ar- sjiending the week in numerous rural schools about, the county, engaged in practical rural teaching. Galesville public schools will close on Friday afternoon for the Easter recess, re-open' on Monday April 6, WILL IMPROVE ROAD MINOQUA, 'Wis.

A plan to use black top on the two miles of road between Minocqua and Woodruff has been approved. Half of the telephones In New Zealand are automatic. -Son Rollo gets his father considerably nonplussed by his questions and g-no storv Hour Also kmov youthfui wisecracks in the Daddy s.uo fatory Hour Also KMOX and r0Uo program over WISN-Co- lumbia network at 6:45 p. m. KMBC.

9:00 Program Bill Carlsen and his -dance orchestra will begin an engagement at the Schroeder hotel tomorrow noon. They will broadcast by remote control over WTMJ each afternoon and evening. Toscha Seidel, violinist extraordinary. wilt entertain over WISN and CBS stations with a concert st 9:30 to be followed at 10 p. m.

by Jack Denny and his orchestra. Frt4ar Feature Begay Hopkins Joyce, much-married stage beauty, speaking direct from the S. S. Leviathan over WTMJ and NBC stations at 9:30 m. Musical- WMAQ WCCO KMOX KMBC.

9:30 News Drama Also WBBM KMOX KMBC. 10:00 Sissles Orchestra Also WCCO KMOX KMBC. 10:15 Arthur Pryors Band Only KM BO. 10:30 Romanelll Orchestra Also WCCO. 304.5 XV New York 700 (NBC Chain) 6:00 Amos-Andy Also KDKA wuv.

6:15 Alda and La Forge Also WliW. 6:30 Phil Cook Also WTMJ WSMB KSTP. 6:43 Footlites Also WKB WLW KSTP. 7:00 Chocolateers Also WLW KDKA. 7:30 Johnny Marvin.

7:43 Dancing Class Also KDKA. 8:00 Jones and Hare Also KDKA WSMB WTMJ 8:30 Mixed Chorus and Orchestra Also KYW KSTP KDKA WTMJ WLW. 9:00 Quakers Also KYW TMJ WSMB. 9:30 Clara, Lu and Em Also KDKA WLW. 9:45 Cub and Scoop.

1 0 .00 Slumber Hour. 10:00 Amos Andy KSTP MAQ WTMJ. 11:00 Dance Hour. WSMB Arthur Pryor and his band over WISN and Columbia network stations at 10:15 p. m.

Phil Spitalny and his orchestra over NBC at 6:45 p. m. ram iwfp The One Woman in Tha World Who Never Grew Old Tells Radio LU teners More of Her Secrets of Beauty, Health and Diet. Watch your local N. B.

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m. band over Felix Ferdinando and hi Columbia at 6:30 p. We want every child in the 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th grades to write an article for our Contest. VETERAN DIES BELOIT, Wis. (ZP) Death Wednesday had reduced the ranks of the L.

H. D. Crane Post, G. A. to nine.

J. P. Kildow, 87, veteran of the First Wisconsin heavy artillery regiment, died of a heart AGED MAN KILLED STOUGHTON, Wis. (Crossing a downtown street. Ole Hanson, 75, was killed Tuesday by an automobile driven Roy Schmeling, Edgerton youth.

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