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D-DCHT LINCOLN SUNDAY JOURNAL AND STAR, NOVEMBER ft Vfc l1 i -( I 1 "loyewT Jortaay Olrl Interne," beoomoo "Joyoe Jordan, MJX, ea rodle popular iemlnlno mediae rocolToo her pedal diploma bom the "hoepttal hed ei eUraeton." during (he biouduaol heard Keadar mraugh Frldar tot IF AM. at lill p. m. The Shadow." which has returned to the network lor Its sixth consecutive year, brings back Bill Johnstone and Marlorte Anderson In their rolee et Lamont Oranitoa and argot Lane. The an 11 -crime crusading series Is heard Sundays, ert 4:30 p.

m. (KFOR) 'i Ballad-Singers 'Lois and Joe' New KFAB Stars Orson Welles' New Program Is 'Hello Americans' Kelea rorrest, who warbles with Harry lamee' ercheitra. got up early to wrap Christmas package thle morning lor boys la errlcp, heeding the government's requeii thai packages be mailed by November 1. She Is Old-kxshlOBed Iwedlah eeekfaiff, whlck aha learned troai grandma, end twedlik modem himtrare deelga. which she picked up by he ore brrortte elt-the-olr puraulhi et Ruth CotHnghom.

Fred Warlijg'i aewett Hud lor the Mo ea "Pleasure T1W (WOW. IiOO p. m. dallr.) T-W-Th. (KFAB) Tor tight yean Tow and Jot" Cook hart been playing then-em, life roles as "Sweethearts of the Air." They moved to Lincoln lsst Monday ia ordar to sing their homey ballad and old-popular songs ovar tha KFAB alrlanaa, They broadcaat together tight years ago nils Christmas heard ea James' till p.

m. period JOUrnal Star ve whan their wedding ceremony tion, XTKA. They hadnt intended to team up In radio Joe waa already singing over the air but the fan letter were ao lnalstent after the first performance that the newly married couple kept right on alnglng together. Throughout the middle weit for their radio work. The Cooka came here from Coffeyville, Kansas, where they broadcaat over KGGF.

Now they are heard four time dally over KFAB, In the morn KFOR KOIL KFAB WOW Mutual and Columbia Columbia NBC RED Columbia and Mutual Basle Network 1140 KJlocycles 1290 EUocyclos T80 Ellocycles MO Eilocyclee SUNDAY MORNING 00 Naws Roundup Newa of World Newa of World Nawa Roundup 1:15 Churchta S. power Blsge Morning Roundup Deep River Bora 10 Churchea 1. Power Blggl Morning Roundup Chapel Service t.ii Funny Paper Concert Trio Morning Roundup Chapel Service 00 1 Bible Claaa of Air Or. Roweey Chapl Service :15 1 Bible Claia Church of Air Dr. Rowaey Chapel Service 1 Bouthernalraa Winge Over Jordan Winga Over Jordan Thrilling Btorlee Boutbernalrce Winga Over Jordan Winga Over Jordan Medltationa 10:00 1 Wealey League Warren Sweeney Warren Sweeney Newa 10:15 1 Wesley League Star Review Happen Thla Week Rocky Rhapaody 10:30 1 Joaef Harala Star Review Budapest Quartet Musical Momenta 10:45 1 Josef Marala War Effort Budapest Quartet Defense Prog.

11:00 1 Tabernacle Victory Masa First Plymouth Hospitality Time Tabernacle Victory Mas( First Plymouth Hospitality Time 11:10 1 Salt Lake Choir Salt Lake Choir First. Plymouth Km ma Otero 11 :4 Bait Lake Choir Bait Lake Choir First Plymouth Melody Time ing at 8:80, 6:30 and In the Their little "Sweetheart" la Norma Joy the six-year-old who baa been singing Into the radio microphone since the age of two. The small folk of the KFAB area should tune in Norma Joy's voice SUNDAY lilSi rYii oaiuruay morning at ion. NORMA JOT. 7rL 11:00 Sunday Review Newa Talk Mr.

Patton 11:15 Sunday Review Con Heafey Newa 11:10 Sunday Review Foster May Foster May 11:45 Sunday Review Frank Marsh Prank Marsh 1:00 Pilgrim Hour Senator Norris Senator Norrie 1:15 Pilgrim Hour Chas. Taylor Bob Burllngame 1:30 Pilgrim Hour Newa Today Words in News 1:45 Pilgrim Hour World Newa Today Worda In Newa 1:00 1 Rep. Btata Com. Republican State C. Republican State C.

1:15 Rep. state Com. Republican State C. Republican State 1:30 Rep. State Com.

Republican State C. Republican State 1:45 Rep. State Com. Republican State C. Republican State 1:00 N.Y.

Phllharm. Kelso Morgan Lutheran Hour 1:15 N.Y. Phllharm. Hugh Butler Lutheran Hour 1:30 Church of Air Pause That Refresh Pause That Refreah 1:45 Church of Air Pause That Refreah Pause That Refreah 4:00 Lutheran Hour Family Hour Family Hour 4:15 Lutheran Hour Family Hour Family Hour 4:10 The Shadow Family Hour Family Hour 4:45 The Shadow Family Hour Kenneth Wherry T.00 Flrat Nlghtar Bdward Morrow Kdward R. Marrow 1:15 First Nlghter Dear John Dear John 1:30 Sen.

Norris 8gt. Oene Autry Sgt. Oene Autry 5:45 Id Tomllnson Sgt. Oene Autry Sgt. Oene Autry Speakers fqr Defense The Nebraska Advisory De-f a committee announces their radio defense schedule over KFAB, at 3:10 each day, for the week: MONDAY Nov.

S. Mark T. Caster, executive secretary, state salvage committee, "Greasing the Skids." TUESDAY Not. S. Walter F.

Roberts, state i a a co-oi dinator. "What's WEDNESDAY Nov. 4. Abner Chestem. state AAA chairman.

"Trans-portatloa Coniervatloa.s THURSDAY Nov. I. Eleanor Palmgulat public health aurse, state department oi health. "Public Health Nursing In Wartime." FRIDAY Nov. I.

Dr. Ruth Leverton, chair man, elate nutrition committee. "The TJse et the Block Plan." KOWH NBC Blue (80 Eilos SUNDAY. Hews summary, Minstrels In the Morning, JO The Woodaheddere -News roundup. IS Coast to Coast ea a Bus.

:00 Fantasy In Melody. 1 Southernalrea. 10:00 Soldiers of Produotton. 10:10 Neb. War Iffort Program.

10:45 Petite Musical. 11:00 Weekly War Journal, 11:10 To the president. 11:00 Horace Heldt and musical erew. Interlude. -1 :00 Senator Norrla program, 1:15 Newa.

1:10 Show of yesterday and today. 1:00 John Vandaroook, newa analyst. 1:15 Wake up, America. 1:00 National Vaapera. 1:10 Neighborhood Call.

1:45 Christian Science program. 4:00 Emile Fettle orehestra. 4:50 News. 4:45 Sen. Geo.

Norris program. 1 00 Newa summary. 1:05 Britain to America. 1:30 Drew Pearson, newa as Edward Tomllneon, commentator. roo-ign Off.

the forthcoming Phil SpitsJrry picture? Spencer, So. Dak. Oddly enough. "Vivien' won't be in the picture because her voice is said to be too similar to that of Gloria Jean, tha star. Who wrote the song, "I Left My Heart At the Stage Door Canteen?" Irving Berlin.

Correction: Misinformation re ceived by this column led to the printing, in the last Sunday Issue, of the item that "Tommy Riggs and Betty Lou" as well as the "We, the People" programs are off the air entirely. Several let ters came in correcting this item and pointing out that the first program is heard 9:30 p. m. Fri day over WOW, and the second program at 6:30 p. m.

Sundays over a number of stations including KLZ, WWL, KVOR, and KRLD which can be gotten here on most radio sets. i Churchill's "Looking for Romance" from "Bambi" and "Autumn Nocturne" by Myrow. Sir Cedric Hardwicke and Eva Le Gallienne appear on "Radio Reader's Digest" Sunday, November 1. (KFAB, 8 p. Sir Cedric, celebrated actor, has the leading role in the powerful real-life story of Dr.

A. J. Cronin, author of "The Citadel," "Keys of the Kingdom" and many others. Eva Le Gallienne, noted actress and founder of the Civic Repetory theater in New York, is heard in the role of the most extraordinary heroine of the war in Asia, whose adventures are more fabulous than any oriental melodrama of fiction. The title of her story is "Mother of the Guerillas." Ploying the pari el the ender- slanding mother In the homespun serial.

"Mother and Dad" Is Charme Allen, top picture. (KFOR. 4.1J daily) Lower picture presente the only good nasi In captivity La Tobln. who plays the nasi role In the Blue program, "Alias John Freedom." The villain, holding microphone. Is Jack Moylei, who, as John Freedom," vanquishes Tobin every Monday (XFOR p.

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Nee. enetaf efA "TUB jloei ew th U. S. Ctt trnmmt SstitHsl Dtnta Survey. -ChTi r' ISISIaA 111 IIS' l- i RadlO PrOgramS AFTERNOO" Newa Frank C.

Patton Foster May Wayne O. Reed Oeorge W. Norrie Republican Com. Chi. Round Table Chi.

Round Table Tezsa Rangrai Upton Close Army Hour Army Hour Army -Hour Army Hour Words In News Worda In Newa Repbllcan State C. Repbllcan State O. Repbllcan State C. Repbllcan State O. Catholla Hour Catholic Hour Oreat Olldersleeve Oreat Olldersleeve EVENING Ralph Brooke Freddy Martin Jimmy Hllllard Jack Benny Jack Benny Bandwagon Bandwagon.

Jimmy Milliard Commas doe Commandoe Crime Doctor Crime Doctor Charlie McCarthy Charlie McCarthy One Man's Family One Man's Family Readera Digeat Readers Digest Fred Allen Fred Allen Merry Oo Round Merry Oo Round Familiar Music Familiar Musle Take Or Leave It Take Or Leave It Report to Nation" Hour of Charm Hour of Charm Walter Winchell Parker Family Report to Nation Newa of World Tommy Tucker Prog, from WBBtf News Oeo. W. Norrie Sammy Kayo Sammy Kaya Prog, from WBBM Lea Brown Lea Brown NBC Symphony NBC Symphony Ronnie Kemper Ronnie Kemper Sign Oft NBC Symphony NBC Symphony Dance Rhythme MORNING Newa Aunt Sally Markets Musical Momenta Clifton Utley Musical Clock Newa Nothing but Truth WOW Orchestra Big Sister Reveille Roundup Sweet River Strictly Instrum'ntl The O'Neills Help Mate Lone Journey Road of Life Via At Bade Against the Storm David Rarum Church Hymna Company'a Coming WOw Orchestra WOW Orchestra out of bed to answer the phone Pushbutton Periods SUNDAY 1.00 1 Prophecy 1:15 I Prophecy In Britain .5:45 1 In Britain, Revival Revival Revival Revivals 1:00 7:15 1:30 1:45 Matty Malneck Rep. Nat'l Com. Paul Baron Oabnei Heater Roane Waring To be announced Crime Doctor Crime Doctor 00 Newe 1:15 Tin Pan Alley JO T.

M. A. D. Thompson Seader'a Digest Seeder's Digest Fred Allen Fred Allen 5:00 1:15 Revival Revival Take Or Leave It Take Or Leave It Report to. Nation Report to Nation :30 Revival 1:45 Revival 10:00 I Newa Newa Kenneth Wherry Jimmy Doraey 10:15 1 sen.

Norrla 10:10 Freddy Martin 10:45 Answering tou Jimmy Dorsey 11:00 Lawranee Walk Dick Jurgena Concert Master Concert Matter Sign Off News 11:15 Laa Brown Ray Pearl Muale You Want Sign Off 11:10 11:45 11:00 MONDAY Orson Welles' boundless talents arid nergies span two xsn flviAnlei Is mm via tar TnAr series beginning. Sunday, No vember 1. which use music and dialogue to dramatize the colorful legends, history, cus toms and geography of Latin America. The Welles programs, called "Hello Americans," will be heard over KFAB at 7:00 p. Welles serves as producer, 'writer, director and star.

"Introduction to Brazil" is the opening "Hello Americans" broad cast end is based on Welles recent trip to our South American ally, Before leaving for Brazil to shoot scenes for his new movie, "It's All True," Welles spent his lunch hours studying Portuguese and learned enough of the lan guage in three weeks. When he ar rived in Brazil, the youthful pro ducer talked to hundreds of na tives and engaged a Brazilian brain trust of writers to help him prepare his movie script and ad vise him on native music. It is from this background of personal contact and intensive re. search, not only In Brazil, but throughout the vast reaches of all Latin America, that Welles Is to draw much of his material for the radio series. Round Table "Manpower," regarded by ex perts as one of the most pressing problems of the entire war effort, will be the subject for discussion on the University of Chicago Round Table, Sunday, November 1, (WOW, 1:30 p.m.) The broadcast will present panel consisting of Robert Lamb, director of research and chief investigator for the Tolen commit.

tee: Leo Wolman, professor of eco rnomicstX5)lumbiauniversity, and Louis Wirth. dean of the di vision of social sciences at the University of Chicago. "He a Marine" When Vaughn Monroe and his orchestra appear on the Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands over the Blue network on Monday, November 2, he will feature a new song written by a Marine sergeant. Titled "He's A Marine." the song was written by Sergeant Woody Sporn, who is attached to the public relations department of the Marine corps in New YorK City. "He's A Marine" is one of the few songs that has been of ficially sanctioned by the Marine corps headauarters.

Monroe and his orchestra will be heard from the United States Naval Supple depot at Bayonne, N. J. (KFOR, 8:30.) Square Dance A medley of square dances, with George Bedell champion square dance caller of New England, js played by Andre Kostelanetz and his orchestra on "The' Pause That Refreshes On the Air" program Sunday, November 1. (KFAB, 3:30 p.m.) Frank Parker, radio tenor and star of CBS "Keep Working, Keep Singing, America," is soloist on the same program. Albert Spalding, violinist and master of ceremonies for the pro.

gram, plays the Albeniz-Kreisler 'Malaguena" as his solo. Kostelanetz also conducts "dedi idi ir a ki RADIO RALLY" Hear all State and National Candidatet SUNDAY, NOV. 1 to P. M. Cen.

Wsr Time 1 to P. M. Mountain Time Program will be carried over a network of all Nebraska Radio Stations. YOU TOO, WILL HEAR WITH sonoToriE (See Life Msgailne) Free Testa 109 Fed. Sec, Bldg.

Lincoln -TH Wert Here! SM Otn.de 'High Frequency' Questions Radio tans who have auMtlona about hlr faTorlte radio atari and proarsma should addraii thalr quarlaa to Radio Editor, fht qtiestloni will ihfwfd thla column on one of tha following- Bundara, when Information la available. I have been wondering who the people of the Midwest consider radio's number one "problem child." Ia Baby Snooks, Charlie McCarthy, Betty Loo, or Jan lor I would like all persons who have an opinion on this question to send me a card with their vote for "Radio's Number One Problem Child," In time for the Novenv ber Z9th question column In this paper. Send votes to WU fred Weare, Stamford, Nebr. Since thla ia the best time of the year for radio polls, your idea ia a good one.rhllumn will carry the results of this poll in the Sunday issue that you suggested. What became of Joe Lukeeh's orchestra which used to broa deast over station KMMJ at Grand bland? Where are the Lnnsford brothers who sang over the same station? Radio listener, David City, Nebr.

The Lukesh orchestra dis banded, at least for the duration, since selective service and en. listment has taken most of the bandmen. Joe Lukesh is working as a guara at tne Grand Island OrdnancerpiantPTheIjUhsford brothers were last workinsf at one of the radio stations in Waterloo, Ia aiuiougn it tt believed they have moved 'on again. What Is the rerulation concerning the impersonation of President Roosevelt over the air? M. Chase, Norfolk.

It is an established rule that no actor can impersonate FDR without his approval and consent Win "Vivien" be seen In Tiny Qeorgta Oibbs, eee el radio's mighty miles, Is member c4 the roecd deparaneal ea the Friday ere- nlng "Caravan" show. (9:00. KFAB) POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT. Fcr Good Schools Re-elect Charles V7. Taylor State Superintendent Hear broadcast on his behalf November 1st KFAB, WOW, KOIL, 1 Ill It 1 wai aired from the Greeley sta they hare become widely known afternoon at 2:10 AND JOK COOC By WINN NELSON know that he is Texas Billy Mayo.

Billy la one-quarter Indian. For a moment he looked the picture of Willie Smifh, the Cuban who played with Count Basie here this summer and who ia now a Charlie Spivak saxophonist) After Monday, the show whloh the politician) are putting on over the radio will close. A noticeable trend this election year KFAB KFOR has been the Increased use of the air for campeignlna; pur poses. Cleo Cameron, KFAB phone girl, is getting flowers from the "un known soldier." At least, she won't tell her Winchellesque mends who he is. KFOR will carry the report Tuesday evening of local, state and national election results, broadcasting far into the night Both, KFAB-KFOR will carry election reports from the networks through the evening as well.

Speaker PM Sen. Gillette PM Sen. Bone PM Roy Brewer PM Cha. Smrha PM Chas. Smrha PM Chas.

Smrha PM Sen. Bone PM Sen. Reed and Mead PM Sen. Norrie PM Sen. Norris PM Sen.

O'Mahoncy PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM Chas. Smrha Ex-Gov. Adam McMullen Hugh Boyle Hugh Boyle Hugh Boyle Sen. Norris Hugh Boyle Sen. Reed and Mead Sen.

Reed and Mead GOF.OTTEE mm Jan favitt gave a real concert" en the Stuart stage last week, and nearly everyone liked his fine muaio, which will be heard over KFOR, starting November when Jan settles down In the Hotel Astor, New York. A true radio and hotel band, the Top Hatters might have disappointed some of the college kids at tha theater because they gave a "performance" and not a "show." The string section, which makes the group look like a complete eon-cert orchestra, la superb. Maestro Savltt added this section last July but had the same Instruments in his orchestra when he was first heard over the air three yean ago. Although the strings cant be heard during a hot, brassy number by the band, they do serve to temper the brassy tone, and take away some of its brilliance, (Any of the girls in the audience who murmured wistfully when they caught an eyefull of the handsome tenor sax-man should 1:15 1 Silent Musical Clock- Farm Service 5:30 1 Musical Clock Musical Clock Farm Service Musical Clock Reveille Time Farm Service 1:00 William Hlllman Newa News 1:15 Musical Clock Song Sampler Ralph Brooks 1:30 Wife-Saver News Irma, NeorasHens 1:45 Musical Clock Ideally Toura Irma, Nebraskana 00 Newa Musical Clock Lola and Joe S15 Breakfast Club Oordon Betty Breakfast Club Liberty Bell Back to Bible 45 So. Amer.

Way Aunt Jenny Back to Bible Beat Valiant Lady Newa 1 Glory Pleas'nte America Btorlee Four Voices S0 1 Telequia Honeymoon Hill Honeymoon Hill 45 I Cheerup Gang Bachelora Children Merry-Oo-Round 10:00 At Bardi Melodlea Merry-Oo-Round 1015 At Bardl'a Second Husband Second Husband Nancy Martin Newa Victory Front 10:45 Carl T. Curtis Polly the Shopper Aunt Jenny 11:00 Newe Kate Smith Smith 11:15 Bill Hay Beautiful Life Bl Slater 11:30 Navy band Helen Trent Trent 11:45 Naval Band Our Oal Sunday MeLaughlln i mm SUNDAY Morons TaKe Harry PecK For Ride On KFOR 'Musical ClocK' Program ply. "I had to get Station WOW KFOR KMMJ KOWH KORN WJAO KGFW KHAS KGNF KGKY KBON FMoe Omaha Lincoln Grand Island Omaha Fremont Norfolk Kearney Hastings North Platte Scottsbluff Omaha Time 3 30 :30 :30 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 4:45 12:45 1 5 MONDAY If you've heard one moron story you want to hear another that is the reason the morons are taking radio station KFOR by tidal wave. It began Wednesday when a moronle contest was Introduced on the 7:18 a. m.

"Musical Clock" program by Harry Peck, chief of the morons. Prizes were offered for moron, stories. The letters started pouring in by the JO's the following mornings, bringing more moron medleys. The writers are Immediately made charter members In the "moron club" and the two persons ending the best moron stories each day receive $3 and 11 for first and second place. The following gags earn to the station In duplicates and triplicates not to mention quintuples test "Two morons were drinking sodas In a eorner drug store.

The first moron noticed the other moron was using only one straw. "Why don't you use the other straw," he asked. "Don't be foolish," was the answer, "This one Isn't empty yet." Then there Is the one about the moron who telephoned his brother moron at midnight and first apologized, saying, "I hope I didn't gt you out of bed." "Oh, that's all right," came the re anyway. There's the story about a little moron who cut off his fingers so he could write shorthand. This time, three morons got on a bus.

The first two "m's" put their car checks In the toll-box when they got on the bus but the third moron got on and sat down without paying his csr check. Shouted the Irate bus-driver, "Hey you, come up here and drop in a car check." Without getting up the smiled and said, "Haven't you heard? I'm crime, and crime doesn't pay." Have you heard about the moron who took a yardstick to bed with him, to see how long he slept? A cousin of this same moron moved to the city because he heard the country Is at war. (He was sn imbicile.) Here's one for the F. B. I.

"A moron bragged that his brother could hit high and with one more note he would have been a Man!" Two morons building a house didn't know whether they were to start at the bottom and work up, or start at the top and work down. One of them went to see the contractor and find out. The contractor said, "Of course you start at the bottom. You can't start in mid-air." So the moron vi'ent back to the lot where they were building the house and shouted up to his brother moron, "Come on down, we have to start st the bottom and work up." 1 KFAB KFAB KOWH KORN WJAG KMMJ KGFW KGNF KGKY Lincoln Lincoln Omaha Fremont Norfolk Grand Island Kearney North Platte Scottsbluff 12:30 5:45 1:00 1:00 1:00 1:00 "1:00 1:00 8:00 FOR SEHATOn 7.