The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 33

THE LINCOLN SUNDAY AUGUST 3, 1930. adio rograms SUNDAY, AUGUST 3. KFOR MOVES TO LINDELL HOTEL Eighteen-Hour Program To Mark Dedication Of New Studio. Radio station KFOR, now located with headquarters in the parlor of the LindeH hotel, will dedicate its new studio Tuesday with a Rala eighteen-hour broadcast, beginning at 8 a and continuing until 12 midnight. The station moved from its former quarters, 136 South Twelfth street, Friday and remodeling of NBC the hotel parlor, now under wav, nmpomr, cant ateotnpanist and SrND.tr FEATLKE8.

it network or WFAF network. Cathedral WABC network. at network. Major Boo network. Jesse network, hand network.

Theater of tho network. A. K. network. In tho Timo of not- work.

Shakespearean network. Around the network. Coral network. Harolde In Cast of Amos Andy Film LEGION PLANS N. B.

SYSTEM SCHEDULES SEVEN HUGE PROGRAM BRITISH PROGRAMS At least seven programs originat- ing in the British Isles will be Hoover, Coolldge Among rebroadcast in America during August, if atmospheric permit fulfillment of the schedule arranged by the National Broadcasting company in conjunction with the British Broadcasting corporation. The series will open Monday Henry and George In Lincoln Speakerh In Gala Broadcast. A gigantic national radio broadcast. perhaps the greatest ever at- will be completed Monday. Although plans were formulated several weeks ago to make the change, announcement of the move was not made until this week.

The main office is located off the parlor In room 101. The opening of the hotel studio is one of a series of improvements which KFOR expects to make within the next few months The new plant, to be contructed at Forty-sixth and streets, probably will be built within thirty days. The application for an increase in power to 1,000 watts daytime and 500 watts night power, filed with the federal radio commission several months ago. probably will be act- i rd upon in September The station operates at present on power of 250 watts during the day and 100 watts at nieht. Contribute Entertainment.

Nine stations have been invited to contribute entertainment for thq dedicatory program, including KFAB and WCAJ, Lincoln; WOW and WAAW. Omaha; WJAO, Norfolk, KMM.J. Central Citv: KGBZ. ork. and KM A and KFNF, Shenandoah.

Ia All have accepted. KFOR will present a variety of talent Including Tom and Jerry, vocal duet; Jack and Bill, Hawaiian entertainers; Laureola Stover. Hickman vocalist; Alma Kora, pianist; the O. K. and Flood instrumental trios; Dales Big Four, old time orchestra; Bill Jonason's stringed orchestra, and several dance orchestras.

the Persians. Varsity Ramblers, Havana Troubadours and Nebraska Sweethearts. The station is owned and operated by Howard A Schumann, chief engineer, and his father, Harry A. Schumann, who is business manager. Jack Strahl is chief announcer and program manager and Ernie advertising manager The station first went on the air March 4.

1926 at David City. Neb It was moved to Lincoln in February, 1927. ford vocal WDAF, WES. list IDI vocal and WOt- 17.39—NBC Service program; Erva I Giles, soprano; the Rambleif trio; WHO. WDAF.

of Great Composers: all- Antonia Dvorak program; Margaret Olsen, soprano; Oswaldo Massuchf, cellist; Cesarc Sodero. orchestra after Sunday Forum; Artistry of Dr. Ralph W. Sock man; Oratorio WOW, WOC-WHO. WDAF, WOAI, KFRC, WFAA, KOA.

of the Orient; Instrumental ensemble; Sven von Hsllberg. WOC-WHO, WDAF. SI.5—Silver Masked Tonor; Joe White with WOC-feflO, WDAF. 3 Tiaso Tunes; Muriel Wilson, soprano; George Simons, tenor; Joe Kahn; pianist; string WOC-WHO, WDAF. hour; Science of Rev.

Dr. Francis J. Connsll; tho Medioevalists, mUed WOC-WHO. WDAF, RYW. WBAF, WOAI.

KFRC. KOA. ft. House; melodrama with musical WOC- WHO. WDAF.

Bowes' Family; vocal and Instrumental; piano duo and male quarte Yasha Bunchuk, orchestra KTHS; after 0 WDAF. orchestra; vocalists, piano duo and WOC- WHO. WDAF, WFAA. WOAI, KPRC, KTHS. 1.00—“Our David WOC-WHO, WFAA, WOAI.

K. concert: all-Gilbert and Sulll- vsn muse; Wilfred Glenn, bsss; Josef Pasternack, orchestra dirertor WOC-WHO, WFAA, WON, WOAI. KPRC, KOA. the Time of Rosos; aetot and tenor soloist; George Dilworth. orchestra WDAF KOA.

orchestra; Jean Gold- krltr, director WOW, WDAF, WON. KOA. at Seth Barker's; tur al WOC-WHO, WDAF. KYW, KPRC. KOA.

5.15—Sam Herman, WOC-WHO. KOA. 8.30—Russian Cathedral rhnlr WOW, WOC-WHO, WRAP, KOA. CBS NETWORK 13 00 I.eaf at the KMRC, WM AC). 13 30 hoar; Freddie orehes tra and KOIL.

KMOX, KMRC. WMAQ. WIBW. 1 Tremaine's KMOX, KMBBC, WMAQ. of Nations; Dr.

Charles Fleischer; Chanson concert orchestra WIBW. hour; all-Mosart muslo; svmphony orchestra and vaealisti KOIL. KMOX, KMBC, KRLD, WIBW. RFH. French KMOX, I KMBC, WIBW.

KFH. 3.30—The Crockett Mountaineers; mountain songs played and sung bp Crockett family (30 KMBC. KRLD. Globe Trottor; KMOX. KMBC, WMAQ.

KRLD, KFH. string symphony; Stanley Masted. tenor KOIL, KMOX, KRLD. WIBW. KFH.

Round Towum; mala quartet KOIL. KMOX. KMBC, WIBW. World's Business; "A New Day In the Patent Thomas K. KMOX.

KMBC. Crawford, port of tho ofgan KMOX. KMBC. WIBW. Edits tho KMOX, KMBC.

WMAQ. Bell Filling KMOX. KMBC. WBBM. of tho Air; National high school orchestra from Inltrlorhen, guost.

conductors; Redferne Holtinshead, tonor KOIL, KMOX. KMBC, WBBM. KRLD. WIBW. KFH.

Lake's band; eaneert KOIL. KMOX. KMBC. KRLD, WIBW. Around the Samovar; Peter balalaika orchestra prrsentlng folk songs af Slavic KMOX.

KMBC. Home hour from Buffalo; religious serviee with sermon by Rev. Clinton H. Islanders; Hawaiian music by Honoluluans; Poetic readings. David KMOX, WIBW.

KFH. Ann Leaf ut tho organ (30 KRLD, KFH. Ralf Harolde, film actor and former Lincoln stock show player, has been assigned a part in Amos forthcoming motion picture, "Check and Double according to a report from Hollywood. latest role was the villain in Bebe recently released. Sue Carol, film actress, has been chosen as the feminine lead.

Alex Robb. Amos Andy's personal manager and director of the Chicago NBC Service bureau, will play Duke Ellington's Cotton Club band, famous tempted in the annals of radio, over afternoon. August 4, when an or- which President Herbert Hoover, Chestral concert from Manchester. ex-President Calvin Coolidge. for- will rebroadcast mer Governor Alfred E- Smith to-: through WJZ and stations from 3 gether withi lesser political iumin-( t0 3 30, central standard time, aries and Tuesday afternoon from 4 to 4:30 Vhj listeners over net- nf WOrk Wlli hear the picturesque SPCC- October tacIe the a The program wifi be broadcast mllitar Dance music over botrWEAF and WJZ network from 1x51111011 wl11 be hpard over of the National Broadcasting com- afternoon at pany, as well as the Pacific coast chain and supplementary stations.

four relays wiU Thursday night. September 18. It beJn nature of a series on WJZ will be the first time such an all- 11 embracing hookup has been at- scheduled from 3.20 to 3 45 p. tempted. I Ule dates and artists following: National, itate and legion leaders August 11, the Gershom from various parts of the country nfton quintet; Friday, August will be speakers, while artists alsoI Monday, August 18, the will be heard, in addition to great sextet, and Wednesday, choruses of legion voices.

Studio In Fancuil Hall. According to plans. Faneuil hall, cradle of Libertv fn Boston will be the principal broadcasting studio, but cut-ins wil be made from other places of historical August 20, an orchestral concert. Radio Fair Is 85 Percent Sold NEW YORK, Aug. 2-Evidence i that the radio manufac- terest in the city, including Bunker turers continue to regard 1930-31 Like the man from the Henry and George are shown above with cigars in their mouths." The weekly Columbia broadcast, which features the two artists, will have its setting laid in (as a successful year for the sale 'Lincoln August 12.

From left to right are Henry (Herbert Poiestei and 1 er lhe NorthSof their products is seen in the George (Teddy Bergman). today that 85 per cent church, feature of the program will 7otalTxlilbition Harlem dance orchestra heard in he the singing from several cities Radio Fair. Madison Square weekly broadcasts over the Colum- bia network, will have a prominent Lincoln will receive widespread man. dialect specialist. Erwyn Mutch publicity throughout the nation the theme song and plays the ah WLW, NBC NETWORK (WJE).

symphony eonrert; LitUu, director KFAB, KYW. WFAA. WREN. hour; Dr. J.

Stanley Darker: male quartet and organist KFAB. WLW. KYW, WFAA. WLS, WOAI, KTHS. Singers, Mme, Lolita Gaina- borg, pianist; Herbert Boorodkin, WLW.

3 marimba band; Adalfa WLW. KYW. 3.00—Sabbath Reveries; of Middle Dr. harlea Goodell; sextet KFAB. WLW.

WREN, WOAI, KFRC. KOA. at Eventide; Lew White, organist; Gania Fonariova, KFAB. WREN. Lights; dramatic tales of an old sea Tango Romantlro; Pilar Areas, soprano; Hugo Marlani, orchestra WREN.

KOA. program; Fred Waldner, tenor; Joaef Koestner, director WLW. WON. KOA. Melodies; mixed sextet and Instrumental ensemble KFAB, KYW.

WFAA. WREN, WOAI, KPRC, KOA, KTHH. Hiciendt lii-pltrt Span place in the picture. ish ensemble; Paladino, WREN. hand coneart; Del Staifera, cornetist; Edwin Franko WREN, KOA; until KFAB.

An Hour with Shakespeare; part dramatic sketch WREN. South Sea Islanders; Joseph Rodgers, tenor; native string Devora Nedworney, contralto; Instrumental 9.39— Reminsrrnres; Godfrey Ludlaw, violinist; mala quartet organist (39 KFAB. k. Watchtower hour (from New York). Nights 12.00—Roxy symphony concert (NBC).

1.00—Friendly hour (NBC). marimba (NBC). Sabbath (NBCi. at Eventide (NBC). Lights iNBCi.

Tango Romantico (NBC). musical program. 8 (NBC). Hacienda Melodies band concert (NBC). WCAJ.

k. Epworth assembly program. in a Machine Age," Dr. Don Tlbbett. New York City.

KFOR, k. 2.00—Baseball doubleehader from Landis field, Lincoln vs. Orand Island. of large groups of legionnaires who Garden. September 22 to 27.

al- when the and pro- part of Pete, and William Artzt. will broadcast the legion song of ready has been contracted for gram is broadcast over 'the Colum- former musical director of their own state. TT)f Chicago radio show, which bia Broadcasting system Tuesday, Passing and other stage hits. From Boston will be heard the follows the fair on October 20 to August 12. well known legion song.

Hail 1 26. Is reported to be 84 per cent The city's principal features, in (Continued on Page Seven.) sold Through The Microphone p. m.It Is reported that Rudy Vallee network at 8:30 has taken a new lease on life and Wednesday, is singing through the left nostril i Frederic William Wile, who re views the national political situation to the radio audience. Sunday forecast The sermon of Dr. Don Tibbett, pastor of the Church of All Nations, New York conducts the fourteen piece orchestra Georgia Backus.

Columbia eluding its prominent buildings, staff artist, remains in the role of parks, universities and other points Flo. of interest, will be chronicled briefly Fiank Ftske of New York City, during the popular program, which Columbia system representative, has built up a nationwide audience spent a half-day in Lincoln last during Us eighteen months on the week with Walter S. Whitten, sec- 1 air retary of the chamber of commerce. The and pro- to gather information on tha city cram presents a group of artists in for the broadcast the roles of transcontinental travel- 1 Each week a different city fea- who move from city to city.tured Two weeks ago it was Wash- each week describing their findings ington, D. last week Waterloo, A group of la and next week Peoria, 111., fol- from Washington over the Colum- minute dramas, popular laugh- lowed by the Lincoln program.

The bia network, is now on his vacution makers, also are presented inter- broadcast will be transmitted oyfr and will not return to the air until spcrseri with dance music selections, twenty-six stations of the Columbia City, before the Nebraska Epworth after Labor day. Mr. Wile has a The cast recently was slightly re- 'network from 7 to 7.30 o'clock, cen- assembly at 11 a. m. will be broad- record of seven uninterrupted years vamped and Henry and George are tral standard time, and mav be cast by WCAJ.

"Works of Great the microphone since his now plaved bv Herbert Polesie. vet- locallv through KOIL. Coun- WEAF program, will debVl as a political broadcaster in eran radio artist, and Toddy Berg- 1 cil Bluffs, or KMOX. St. Louis, offer an hour of Antonin 19r3 Except for his an- compositions.

Dr Charles Flei- summer holiday and the weeks scher, commentator, will Ibe sPent- reporting the London naval speak on "Friendly in conference over trans-Atlantic radio "Conclave of pro- winter, Mr Wile has discussed gram Religious music of Mozart 'Tbe Political Situation in Wash- wili be featured in the Cathedral i Tonight weekly, hour on WABC. Selections from Corn Promising, Despite Drouth While Sweet Clover Continues Gain Acreage NEBRASKA, IOWA AND MISSOURI. KOIL, Council k. George; Coneert; Studio. broadcast; address, Lord Robert Cecil 1 Leaf at the organ (CBS), hour Rrematne a orchestra Royal orchestra.

hour 8 3 trio 3 (CBS). Globe trotter (CBS), a string symphony ft Towners (CBS). World's Business (CBSl. J. Cranford 8:10 edits the news (CBS).

Bale 1 00 of Air (CBSl. Lakes band (CBS). the Samovar (CBSl. 9 HHI Top playhouse. Islanders (CBS'.

10.30—Nocturne (CBSl; Requests (I WOC-WHO, Davenport Maiaea. 299.8—1009 k. Recordings; Jewish service. tl houn; Symphonic dance. 2:00 WEAF Bible; Feature.

WEAP Iowa fair prog. WEAF hoursi. Weather: Scores. WDAF. Kansas k.

WEAF 5.301. 6 (30m WEAF (1 hour). 7 00 orcli. 45m WEAP. (JOm Melodies il WOW.

k. 7 Balladeers iNBCl. 7 Recitalists 9.00—Chapel service. Rev. Brown.

12 A Service half hour. 1 of Oreat Composers 2 Sunday forum 3 of the Orient iNBCi. 3 dtenor iNBCi. time tunes i NBC i 4 hour 5 4 Choral orchestra (NBC) 7 David Lawrence (NBC). 7 concert In the Time of Roses orchestra iNBCt 8 at Seth aPrker (NBC).

9 Herman, xylophonist 9 Cathedral ehotr iNBC). 10 musical program KMOX. St. tlft.l— k. 4 30 WABC i4 Lea and Julea.

1100 ibtlou. three operas, "The Queen of "Merry Wives of and will highlight the Goldman band concert on network Radio Digest Pad Speaker to Reduce Vibration. Mechanical transmission of vibra- I tton mav be minimized by making 1 sure the speaker is padded properly When Dr. Arthur Torrance, noted at the points of contact between the explorer, ended one of his radio speaker and the table. The speaker tales of the jungle with a touch of not be securely bolted to the mystery and uncertainty, 1.500 table except for purposes of trans- A concert of Gilbert and Sullivan anxious radio fans wrote to WABC, portation.

music with Wilfred Glenn, bass, as Columbia's key station, to learn the -----soloist, will be the Atwater Kent result of the fight in the jungle. Tubes Made Uniform, program's offering on WEAF. bear the suspense. 1 Radio tube development has Fart one of Hamlet will be drama- cinched such a stage that a set tized during WJZs Shakespearean One of the oldest and most sue- equipped with tubes made by a ll0ur- cessful radio program companies in reputable manufacturer should give New York has extended its actvities i little, if any. service trouble and in to the recording field.

John Trevor there should be no need of replac- postmark S. Adams, president of the Judson or- ing the tubes for at a year. Gity or New York, Little America, ganization which for several years Progress in radio tube manufacture Antarctica, is in the possession of has supplied complete radio pro- is advancing so rapidly that the James waliington. NBC announcer, grams to national advertisers who indications are that radio tubes will rne the date of Febru- wanted representation on the air. soon be nearly as uniform as elec- i day of deParturp has announced formation of a radio trie light bulbs, expedition from the program syndicate which he says South Polar continent.

Willard van will enable small broadcasting sta- der Veer, motion picture camera-' tions all over the country to offer Tom Kennedy's Song Opens eekly Hour KYW, k. 00 WJZ (15m Music 1 hours' Vallee And Orchestra Tour East Storing a Storage Battery. To nut a wet battery in the best possible condition for storage, charge it thorough), and completely, throw out the solution, fill with distilled water and charge for several additional hours at a fairly good rate. Then throw out the water again, turn upside down to drain and dry. When dry set away in a well ventilated place where excessive heat and cold cannot reach it.

When It is to be placed in service again have a battery service station put in the electrolyte. Chief of Wits At Own Wit's End "Hello, hello the R-K-O!" is the voice of the as he looks behind the microphone. The NEW YORK Aug. 2 Brad Browne chief of Columbia "Nit heard Friday evenings on a nation-wide hookup was at tenor who sings the opening and his own end recently when closing signature of the Radio- Lucille Black informed him tnat Kelth-Orpheum hour on the NBC she was about to depart for her network Tuesday nights is Tom vacation Brads state of mind was Kennedy, Famous entirely justified for Lucille who 1 screen and vaudeville stars appear throws aside the duties of aecom- on this program each week, but panist to assume the role of none hold as permanent a place on it as Kennedy. HHI Madame Moche de PoufcR is an 1m- The third of a series of seven all-Vallee programs, which Rudy portant member of the Vallee and his Connecticut Yankees are presenting during their tour ensemble.

She contributes an mim- Af.ff wraf iifim of lhc wU1 broadcast from an improvised studio Thursday itable high-priced laugh with which 9 45 I-Nrand Orchestra 3 over stations of the NBC-WEAF network. The studio will be she often interrupts the program WEMR. k. 1 he livin6 room of the home of Richard Guianan, owner of Lakewood .1 supper eoneert. park, amusement resort at Mahoney City, Pa.

I abo.VT before the microphone. Graham 10 vaudeville WLS, k. ft 90 Featura Fa mi I ro-irert. 8 mm and singers (30 nun). WMAQ.

1 k. ft WABC hotiri; Music hours), 1 15m Auld Sandy, 9 15- Orchestra: Bible: WLW, Cincinnati k. 8 (I hour Variety. 7 Soloists; Concert: Varieiv 9 programs announcer, stands at thp extreme left. man.

who with Joe Rucker filmed along with a nice day it Mr. Brad knew this laugh could not be counterfeited by a substitute as that had previously been attempted. He finally solved the problem by ON TWO NETWORKS Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh will make his first prepared radio address Friday, August 8. over the National and Columbia broadcast- Norris Address To Be Broadcast By WCAJ having Madame de Poika recprd her networks from a microphone in the studios of the Columbia system.

The I Broadcasting company has announced that it will co- Si1 with the transmission, a nice day am it Mr. Browne. whlch wllj mark yme where the two networks will make a pickup from a single microphone. The combined setup is being made at the request of Colonel Lindbergh. 'Flie address, in which it is anticipated tiie (allmg of an international aviation conference by the League of Nations will be advo- The most rated, will be delivered twice.

Col- KMOX of St. Louis On Air With Modern 50,000 att Station ST LGUIS. Aug. 2 its listeners headline attractions "With Byrd at the South Pole, The list of talent already secured ianBh on a nhonocranh record, wrote the letter to Waliington. includes sportsmen, writers, whPn I ucille turned it at her newspapermen, humorists, musicians, Srhroom lake ramp she heard her- Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas, and even a stylist, a beauty expert, sav Hello Mr Browne whose weekly talks on and a numerologist and an astrologist.

the have been broad- -----cast on the Radio Due to a typographical error In club program over the Columbia (the radio section of last network since the beginning of the Star it was incorrectly stated that year, will be off the air until con- Bebe Daniels, cinema actress, would gress reconvenes in the fall. Senator in the R-K-O hour on the A radio address by Senator Capper is scheduled lo attend sixty- NBC network Thursday night. The George W. Norris, to be broadcast picnics between now and date should have read Tuesday over WCAJ at 9 30 p. m.

Wednes- Labor day, an average of two a day. night, at which time Miss Daniels day. haa been announced as the Mrs- Ben Lyon in private highlight of the Nebraska Wes- I A musical novelty entitled Pro- made her microphone appearance modern 50 000 watt radio station in Lindbergh ill speak first at leyan station's program for the of Sixes will be presented and, sang two songs from her recent the United States, KMOX, went on 2:25 p. to England, Europe and coming week. by the Family Party on WEAF and Picture, the air here with its new transmit- other of the world Other features will include a talk chain Monday Six outstand- ter this week The plant is located The talk to America, which will on Financial in8: by six outstanding com- 'Lhe United States weather bu- eight miles south of the limits embrace a hookup of more than 150 by Mayor Don Love Tuesday at posers, six ways of playing the reiio stations where a tire-proof steel and eoncerete stations, will he broadcast from 9 to 10 a m.

and a discussion of "Lin- Mame six popular observed daily so that tlood building, scientifically placed in the 915 p. central standard time, Economic by Citv numbers of the six be.st-sell- warnings may be broadcast by radio. Meramec river valley. Clerk Theodore Berg Thursday at ers moment a sextet of The towers which support the NEW B. S.

SOPRANO. 10 a saxophonists and six hands playing Broadcast More than 135,000 antenna are 300 feet high and 00 Marion McAfee, soprano, formerly the same number on three pianos, requests have been received to date icet apirt and are black with the Orchestra Pliilharmoiiique FI! TO comprise the unique offering. for the illustrated booklet offered and yellow in accordance with gov- in Paris and the Royal Opera. Cni- 4 ov 8 during Rear Admiral broad- eminent regulations to prottnt av- vent Garden. a TFST RADIO TAY sketch of small fast 011 the Columbia network June iators As a further protective me a- contract to exclusively lor the 1 .11 1 aa town life which presented weekly 23 Mildred Hunt, NBC con- sure, they are equipped with dual Columbia Bioadcaating CHARLESTON, Aug.

over WJZ and chain, will celebrate tralto crooner, has sailed tor Eng- globes and automatic switches which Three law suits opposing the new llR second anniversary on the air to demonstrate her microphonic assure constant lighting at night South Carolina tax on radio re- witlri a stunt party when the pro- talents to British listeners The antenna, which is a TT type, reiving sets have been filed here broadcast Monday night at Someone called WABC 011 the tele- hangs suspended 270 feet above the in federal district court at the in- 7:30 phone recently to inquire how ground. Tune in on KFAB Rottiin. of the Radio WABC was spelled Graham 1 The ground system the eon- Hat ing with high tern- better than the prophe- winter wheat, barley and oats, association, national radio industry A revue, written expressly for MeNamee, despite his numerous ventional type with serature and short rainfall, the it would be II may be taken After the grain is harvested, the organization radio, will be presented by the broadcasts of track events, is a real about thirty miles of copper wire 910 Nebraska corn crop is now 011 that there will be sweet clover grows and produces a Defying arguments of federal au- Columbia Broadcasting system in horse race fan. Frank Knight, which has been put 111 a subsoiler he back stretch plentv of corn grown to maturity splendid fall pasture or hay or seed thorities. South Carolina is taxing three weeks and once monthly senior CBS announcer, and Mildred It is estimated that 275 kilowatts 'l in Nebraska in the good year 1930.

crop. receiving set owners from fifty thereafter. It will be known as Gertrude Wall, actress, will be mar- of electricity per hour, enough cur- .12 2 to a Ne- Beet Building Crop, to 12.50. The test cases chai- Rainbow and will include ried Monday Adele Co- rent for a town ot 20 000 people, considered a severe handicap braska corn field and a Nebraska Sweet clover is great- lenge the constitutionality of the principal features of a stage revue iumbia soprano, is using a new will be used to supply the station of the earn has sweet clover field. The sweet clover -est soil building crop.

Some farm- tax as an interference with inter- dances, soloists and come- make of lip rouge which is baid to A flow of 100 gallons of water terrific Juiv heat witli picture was taken near Hastings ers plow it up in the spring of the state commerce. They contend that Frank Knight. Columbia an- he sun-proof Al Llewelyn, the minute will be required to cool the ng noisture from a subsoil veU siiaked with winter snow and state A few years ago a little successful. It is an invaluable aid (aster' rfceivTng set "owner well-known orchestra leader. wili salesman for cemetery plots' au and spring rams sweet clover was seen along the to dairying Its popularity Ls at- Is interstate commerce, subject have charge of orchestration and Prank Luther, NBC tenor, once was Recent rains of sufficient amount roadsides Now it has reached the tested by the fact that Nebraska only to congressional legislation wield the baton.

ordained as a minister Will some of the state have dignity of a major crop. At the has more acres sowed to sweet The outcome of the cases are Rogers one of Americas fore- assured a good crop, present time there are 1,126.000 clover this year than alfalfa, which important because a line of Walter Johnson, manager of the most Amos Andy fans The ons damage has acres of Nebraska land in sweet is a remarkable fact when it is re- distinction will be drawn between Washington Senators, will be inter- NBC New York studios were "on At to 6:15 Sunday Evening and Hear. waw, V44V 6MVC vw. VGUUTIU LI i I HU- reserve and pictures a crop that has a following year as a green manure the entire route and make-up of jnouneer probably will be master of major" of the on CBS vacuum tubes and four thirty-six that was phenomenal popularity in this crop As a pasture crop it is most radio program from the broad- ceremonies. Claude MacArthur, made a comfortable living as a inch ventilating fans will keep tiie vhile in other sect) water at a proper temperature Nearly all equipment has been duplicated, a check against possible emergencies which may arise in broadf asting.

KMOX, which went on the air done bv the heat, clover. 300,000 acres growing alone called that Nebraska is first state the powers of the state and federal viewed Grantland Rice, the with 12951 hours of pro- Christmas eve, 1925 operates on an is a seasonable truth Nr- and 826.000 acres being grown in alfalfa acreage and second -1-- iraska that the crop 15 generally among small gram crops such as alfalfa production in governments in the administration writer, before the microphone dur. of radio. ing the Topnotehers program on grams during June 1930 the year ending exclusive wave channel powei until this week had been 5000 Come to us your ENNA JETTICK SHOES omen $6 Gold Co..