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LINCOLN SIM) AY AMI STAR, JUNE 22, 19H. Talks, 2 New Summer Programs Hfelilifelit Dial Of Coming Week 1 i. D-ncirr K5 die Cantor, Tony Martin. Kate eluded In this week'a schedule Is an address bv Pope Plus XII, who will speak from Roma via short TIE usual seasonal do-par rare of winter-time program from the airwaves during the "warm weather assumes a faster pace this week as a half doreit topflight shows dial today and will aired at 11 noon. Today the program dls-cusaea Samuel Popay's Proudly We Hall, aalute to defenae workers, formerly aired at this Sunday time moves to Friday night at I 30 o'clock over KFAB.

Sunday Music Fare. Sir Thomas Beecham, famed conductor, will direct the Columbia Broadcasting symphony concert to be broadcast today at 1 p. m. by KFAB. Mua Betty Hum-by, British pianlat, will ba gueat soloist Jarmlla NovotnV, soprano opera star, la the guest aoloist on the Pause That Refreshes, to ba broadcast today over KFAB at 2:30 p.

m. ir- Blonde, 20-year-old Betty IK. make their final appearance of the season. Among the shows fading 1 the Helen Hsyes Theater, sired Sunday st 8 30 p. m.

over KFAB. Tonight Mia Hsyes sppesr. In the ame radio version of the stage play, 'Victoria snd Albert" with which she opened her radio season kit falL pther programs which will lummer vacation after this week's performance are Fred Allen, Ed St 4 wave. His talk will be airea by CBS and MBS at 1:30 p. m.

and to be heard locally on KFOIl. Monday night, over KFOR, Sec retary of the Navy Frank Knox will broadcast an addreu ha ti making at Boaton. The talk will aired at 7:30 p. m. Dorothy Thompaon On IFOR.

Dorothy ThoMpian, nationally known newspaper columnist, peaks on democracy and freedom over CBS and KFOR today at 12:33 p. m. Sunday night, alao over KFOR, Senator Burton K. Wheeler will speak on "Democracy and Peace" In a broadcast aponaored by the America First Committee. It will be heard at 8:30 p.

m. "The Bundles Reach Britain" Is the title of a broadcast to be aired by KFAB this afternoon at 3:15 o'clock. Mm. Janet Murrow, wife of the CBS Correspondent Edward R. Murrow, and Mrs.

Beatrice Rathbone, M. will describe what happens to the bundles sent from the U. S. to Britain. Two CBS suatalnera shift times this week.

"Invitation to Learning," formerly heard Tuesday evenings, moves to KFOR's Sunday i Rhodes, shown here, Is the'. This Kaouteous young lady above with what NBC terms "Just a little bit shy" eyes, Is Sharon Grainger who combined her college career and part time acting in serial dramas originating in Chicago. She got her Northwestern U. degree and now she's a full time actress. featured soloist on Mutual Adventures in nnytnm wnicn.

Is carried by KFOR Wednesdays at 7:30 p. ra. The pro3 gram also leatures the music of Dave Rose's orchestra The show comes from Hollywood. 1 Albert Spalding, violinist, and Andre Koatelaneu orchestra are also heard on the show. At 7 p.

over KFAB, the Summer Hour presents Fredda Gibson as soloist, and Percy Faith will conduct the orchestra In a program of light muaic. Corwin's Draxna. Dawn, and what it means In cities, on farms, in hospitals and prisons, on land and sea, is the subject of "Daybreak," Norman Corwin's next production for the Columbia Workshop which is heard over KFAB today at 8 p. m. 1 1 I 7lLi i 1 .3 i-V I I i4.

mu re- Claudette Colbert, film star, above, will be co-starred with Don Amoche when they appear In the Radio Theater's version of the film, "The Shop Around the Corner," comedy drama. The program is broadcast over the KFAB airlanes Monday at 7 p. m. Smith and How Did You Metstr New SeriaL Meanwhile a new aponaored aerial drama ooena on KFOR and Mutual Monday at 11:30 a. m.

and will be heard Monday inrougn ri-Mav ''front. Paea Far reli," the story 1 about a young reporter who impulsively sets out to marry bally Howard. Tueaday night KFAB preaents me rirat or a aenea or concerts ay the New York Philharmonic symphony from New York's Lewiaohn atadium. They will be heard at a. 'j JU m.

Aieionucr oiuauciia is to conduct the opening concert which includes the oveture to "The Bartered Bride." Pope Pius To Speak. Summer also brings more spe clal events to the airlanes. In Radio Programs MOHNINO EVENING Columbia Workah'o Columbia Worksh'p Crime Doctor Crime Doctor Edgar Bergen Edgar Bergen One Man's Family One Man's Family Summer Hour Summer Hour Summer Hour Summer Hour Merry Go Round Merrv Oo Round Familiar Muslo Familiar Must Take It Or Leave It Take It Or Lean It Helen Hayea Helen Hayes Hour of Charm Hour of Charm Deadline Drama Deadline Dramas Prog, from WBBM Prog, from WBBM Vaughn Monro Vaughn Monroe Arturo Arturos Arturo Arturo Desr John Walter Winchell Charles Bplvak Charles BPlvak Ramon Ramos Ramon, Ramos News Ossl Nelsoa Ab Lyman Aba Lyman Tiny H1U Tiny Hill Joe Marsala Joa Marsala Sign Oft Preddte Ebener Freddie Ebener Eddie LeBaroa Eddla LeBaron Dane Rhythms MORNING! Journal Star KFOR KOIL KFAB WOW Mutual ani Columbia Columbia KBC RED Columbia ana Mutual Basle Network 1240 KUoctcIm 1290 lUocrcloe TH KllocrcUa 190 KllocTclaa Questions and Answers audi listener who may fcav guse- Hons io about radio artist and programs are 'invited to send suee-tious The Rsdlo Editor, Sunday Star and Journal, Linoom. If the requested Information Is available answers "111 appeir this peg th succeeding Q. Will you please print the words to the chorus of the Hut Sut song? Are they really Swedish double talk? A.

Permission to publish the words to the Hut Sut song was refused by the copyright owners, the Schumann Music Publishing Co. of Hollywood. The chorus is written in ordinary double-talk, no Swedish being (Incidentally, the Hut Sutsonf promises to become BMI's" first smash hit, last week had sold over 150,000 copies. At its cur-, rent rate it should surpass sheet music sales recorded by the Merry-Go-Round Broke Down Down, last big national song craze). Q.

Could you please tell me whether Lyle De Mosi li with station WOW, Omaha, or with KFAB in Lincoln? If with WOW, who is the Lyle that announces from KFAB? A. Lyle DeMoss is with Omaha. Lyell Bremser is the KFAB announcer. Q. Can you tell me what has become of Wallace's Keep Fit to Music program? A.

The program is no longer being aired by, the Mutual network. Q. Is there now a radio program to which you may send questions and receive answers? When and where could I find the program and to what address should a question be sent? A. Question editor knows of no network or Lincoln or Omaha program in which answers to questions about general infor mation are given. Q.

Would you please tell me how I can get a picture of Youna Doctor Ma lone? A. Radio personalities seldom send photographs in answer to requests from listeners. You might try to secure one, however, by addressing your request to the program in care of the Columbia Broadcasting System. 485 Madison avenue, New York City. Q.

How old is Jack Benny and where woe Vi Vinrn? A. Benny was born Feb. 14. 1894. NBC says his birthplace is Chicago.

Q. Would yotl please tell me where I could send to set a bio- picture of Gene Autry and how much would it cost? A. Address your request to Autry in care of the Columbia Broadcasting System, SUNDAY Here is the tuneful trio which Is heard over the National Dance variety show, aired Saturday night by WOW. They are known as Ann, Pat and Judy. Here they are, from right to left, Virginia (Ann) Speaker, Patricia (Pat) Clayton and Kathleen (Judy) Cames.

Ann Thomas plays the part of the "tough girl" on the Johnny Presents" dramas aired over WOW Tuesday and on Crime Doctor, aired by KFAB Sunday at 6:30 p. m. Miss Thomas, a redhead, photographs well so you'll be Beelng her on the covers of some national magazines this summer. BEHIND he cMIKE II Specialists in modem harmony are the "Modernaires," quartet heard on Glenn Miller's broadcqst3 heard Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday over KFAB at 8 From top to bottom they are Charles (Chuck) Goldstein, Ralph Brewster, Hal Dickin-Bon and Bill Conway. They started out as instrumentalists, gradually drifted into harmonizing.

The stories of Somerset Maugham ttiqv mrprl in nn Nrso series. an "official spokesman" has de aroH Mninr HOWeS DUS I1U 111' t-WlU 'HjV. tonimn nf ntilttincr the airlanes ------a next September ixjueua rai' sons show has Deen renewed. Round Table Topic. tvio tTnivprsitv of Chicago Wnnnr? Tnhle.

broadcast at. 12:30 p. m. over WOW will discuss, one of two subjects toaay, civilian Defense" or "Freedom of the Seas." Harris' Life Dramatised Th life of Joel Chandler Harris, author of the Uncle Remus stor ies, will be dramatized by tne ravairari nf America Monday ot' p. nn over WOW.

Karl Swen- son is heard in the title role. Mlscha Auer Guest Misrha Auer will make a guest appearance on the Rudy Vallee-John Barrymore program broadcast Thursday at 8 p. m. over WOW, 1 American Forum Topio The "American Forum of the Air will tackle the Controversial question, "Shall we sever diplo matic relations with tne axis powers?" on its broadcast tonight at 6 o'clock over KFOR. Four congressmen will take part j.

-ar jNfc)4 inHlnHll KtH 1 rfj 1:00 1 Songs of Hart Blbla Class Highlight of Blbl Mornlnl Roundup 115 Songs of Heart Bible Class Hlghllghta of Bible Morning Roundup I 30 1 Lin. Churehe Singing Church Chapel Bervic Morning Roundup I 41 1 Lin. Churehe Time Chapel Berrlca Morning Roundup 00 1 runny Paper Neva Chapel Service Newa 1:15 Funny Faper Oypsy Caravan Chapel Service Aceordlan Ace I 30 String Quartet New at the Lee Oordon New at the Zoo BtHng Qaurtet New at the Zoo Muilcal Medltefn New at the Zoo 11:00 A Ton Like It ayncopetloa Piece Newt Te be announced 10:11 Aa Tou Like It Syncopation Piece Imma Otora To- be 10:30 HaTea of Rett Salt Lake Choir Down South Salt Lake 10:45 Haven of Ret Salt Lake Choir Down South Salt Lake 11:00 1 Port Dig Morning Melodlea Silver Strtnga Pint Plymouth 11:00 1 Port Dlx Morning Melodlea Silver String Pint Plymouth 1I.M March ef Games March of Oamea On Tour Job Pint Plymouth 11.46 1 March of Oamee March of Oamea On Tour Job 1 Pint Plymouth SUNDAY AFTERNOON 11 00 1 Invite to Learn Maws First Plymouth Muilcal Prog. 11:15 lnlt to Learn Salon Muilo Newa New, 11:30 1 Dor. Thompaon Newi KFAB Entertains Chi.

Round Table 11:45 Dor. Thompaon Meet the Music KPAB Entertains Chi. Round Table 1:00 1 News Columbia Bymphony Columbia Bymph'ny Lavender, New Lac 1:11 1 Cameos ef Mel. Columbia Symphony Columbia Bymph'ny H. V.

Kaltenhorn Columbia Bymphony Columbia Bymph'ny Sammy Kay Columbia Bymphony Columbia Bymph'ny Sammy Kay 1:00 Vaughn Monro ColumbI Bymphony Columbia Bymph'ny Joan Benolt 1:18 Vaugn Monro Columbia Symphony Columbia Bymph'ny Upton Clos 1:30 To be ann. Pauat That Refresh Pause That Refresh Library Prog. 1:41 1 To ann. Pause That Refresh Pause That Refresh Charles Pant 1:00 1 steelmakers Pause That Refresh Pause That Refresh Highlights of News 3:16 I Steelmakers News Bundles for Brlt'n Musical Program 1:30 1 To be ann. The Ontario Ontario Bhow Roy Shields 1:46 1 To ann.

Th Ontario Ontario Bhow Roy Shields 4:00 Cats It' Jam'rs Ed Sullivan Summer Theater Catholl Hour 4:15 1 Cats H' Jam'rs Ed Sullivan Summer Theater Catholle Hour 4:30 1 Bulldog Drum. Sunday Melody Ranch Dr. I. Q. Junior 4:41 1 Bulldog Drum.

Sunday Serenade Melody Ranch Dr. I. Q. Junior 1:00 I Fight Camp Sunday Dear Mom Regular Fellas 5:18 I Flint Camp To be announced To be ann. Regular Fella 5:30 1 Double or Noth.

Double or Nothing Hebrew Christian Band Wagon 1:46 1 Double or Noth. Double or Nothing Hebrew Christian Band Wagon BRUCE NICOLL struction 5 and brass band music 0 and -2. Perhaps you've read about that secret radio device with which the British defenders are warned of the approach of raiding bombers in time to send up fighter ships to battle the invaders. The British think it will minimize the danger of raids from the sky, Actually the British aircraft worning device isn't a new in strument but a combination of radio and other electrical devices representing inventions of many men. Late this week the word leaked out that the warning sys tern is largely the work of an American Cyril F.

Elwell, former Stanford university engineer who pioneered spectacular radio trans mission project around the world. The most visible feature of the new radio device is said to be towers about 237 feet high, spaced about 10 miles apart along the British coast. From these towers, a curtain of radio waves is trans' mitted continuously into space, eastward over the English channel toward Germany. Whenever a plane approaches from the continent, it necessarily passes through these waves at some point. When a plane enters a wave sector, radio energy in the waves strike it and bounce back toward their point of origin which may be one or more of the radio towers.

Delicate instruments detect any wave thus reflected. Hence every time a plane passes through a curtain, a detector registers lis presence and the beam intercepted locates the invader. Elwell went to England in 1936 and 1937 in connection with construction of these towers. Elwell convinced English authorities of the merit of the scheme after demonstrat ing the idea to American govern ment experts. We thought Bill Coram and Bob Dunphy a swell job broadcasting last Wednesday's Louis-Conn fight It was a great improvement over the McCarthy-Stern setup.

and Cobina (Blanche Stewart and Elvina All-man) will not appear on the Bob Hope show next season because the sponsor received complaints from listeners last winter about the "unlady-like" material assigned to the pair. Reed King and Arlene Frances will conduct the "What's My Name?" show this summer when Charlie McCarthy A radio version of the comic strip (what, another?) "Ma jor Hoople" is being considered as a summer replacement lor. the Big Town Just in case your attention has been diverted by such other items as the war, the draft or the weather we take this occasion to remind you that July 1 is the date when commercial television is supposed to flower into full bloom in New York City, according to a recent ruling by the Federal Communications commission. At that time, NBC wiH resume its regular schedule of broadcasts which it haa offered intermittently for the past few seasons. Under the FCC ruling, NBC is to operate in the itelevision channel No.

CBS in channel No. 2, Philco in No. 3, Dumont in No. 4 and Mutual has a permit for No. 6.

Since defense demands make it unlikely that many television sets will be manufactured this season, the telecasters must be content to entertain about 2,000 set owners in the New York area. Actually, however, NBC will entertain them exclusively since all the television sets, now in operation in that area are geared to tune in the waves in channel No. 1. Despite this CBS is planning to go ahead with a regular schedule of broadcasts although no one no one that is except a few of the staff members who have rigged up sets for channel No. 2 will be tuned in.

CBS in planning to broadcast 15 hours of television shows a week including drama, lectures and sports events. Some of it will be in color television which CBS has spent quite a bit of time developing. Columbia television executives feel this will be good experience in developing television Square, Hollywood, Calif. If your request is fulfilled the picture IO SPOTLIGHT FEATURES SUNDAY. OH IFOH 11:00 B.

Invitation to Learning (new time); today program discusses Samuel Pepys' "Diary." 11:10 p.m. Talk by Dorothy Thompaon, newspaper columnist, on Iree-' dom and democracy. 10 p. Fight Camp, aerial drama atarrlng Blanch Ring. I ll p.m.

Senator Burton K. Wheeler speaks on "Democracy and Peace' under auspices of America First Committee. Ot KOIL 1:10 p.m. The Ontario Bhow, with Col. Stoopnagle; Charles Butter, worth, film comic, guest star.

p.n, Ed Sullivan's Variety Bhow with Will Bradley's orchestra; Gertrude Nleaen, torch singer, guest star. p.m. Bummer Hour, with Persy Faith conducting; Fredda Gibson, guest soloist, ON KFAB 1:01 p.m. Columbia Symphony, with Sir Thomas Beecham, guest conductor; Mlsa Betty Humby, English pianist, soloist. 1:80 p.m.

Pause That Refreshes, with Albert Spalding and Andre Koatelanetx; Soprano Jarmlla Kovotna. guest soloist. 1.00 p.m. Columbia Workshop presents Norman Corwln'a, "Daybreak," an unusual drama relating what daybreak means to people in arloua circumstances over th world. 1:11 p.m.

Helen Hayea Theater, final program of season; Mis Hayes and Vincent Price appear In a radio version of th play, "Victoria and Albert" OH WOW 11:30 p.m. The University of Chicago Round Taoie, aiscussmg eitner "Freedom of th Seas" or "Civilian Defense." 1:10 p.m. Band Wagon, with Jan Osr- ber's orchestra, guest band. 1:00 p.m. Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy; Lucille Ball, guest tar.

monDat. OK KJFOE 11:10 a.m. Front Pag Farrell, new serial drama about newspaper Ufa. 1:41 p.m. -Columbia Lecture Hall presents William L.

Shlrer. CBS correspondent, who tells of IK of a foreign correspondent. 1:00 p.m. The Amaalng Mr. Smith, comedy-mystery drama starring Kennan Wynn.

7:10 p.m. Address by Secretary ot Navy Frank Knox at Boston. ON KOIL 1:00 p.m. Ouy Lombardo's orchestra. 1:50 p.m Blondle, atarrlng Arthur Lake and Penny Singleton.

ON KFAB 1:00 p.m. Those We Love serial drama starring- Nan Orey. I p.m. Oay Nineties Revue, songs and jokes of th gay old days atarrlng Beatrice Kay and Jos Howard; Miss Kay'a featured song tonight Is. "Bin Bailey, Won't Tou Please Com Hom, 1:00 pa Radio Theater presents Claudett Colbert and Don Amech In.

"Th Shop Around th ON WOW 10 p.nu -Telephone Hour. starring iaines stelton, Francis WSIia. 5.11 pA Cavalcade ot America presents a drama baaed en life of Joel Chandler Harris; Karl Bweneoa starred. BOB HOPE GUEST Bob Hope makes a guest ap pearance on Dorothy Kilgallen's Voice of Broadway program next Saturday. The show is broadcast by KFAB st 8:30 a.

m. techniques, despite the absence of an audience. Here, we feel, is a supreme irony frustration at its best. Na matter how bad off we thought we were, CBS has us topped. With the departure of many of the big time shows from the air waves for the summer months, a glance at the season just past re veals little change in the general network programming over the previous season.

Just what form the coming fall and winter season will take is moot question simply because sponsors haven't committed themselves nor have the networks. It would seem likely however that one of the major trends may be the continued shrinkage of the variety show. This may be due to the fact that radio has not de-velped any new name stars to head variety shows and many of those on the air the past few years have shown signs of wearing out losing public Javor. Certainly this has been the trend the past few years. A chart of program types compiled recently by Variety, radio trade journal, shows for instance that last season here were 42 variety shows on the air compared with 59 in 1936.

At the same time sponsors have been spending less money to present variety shows. To fill the gap created by the reduction in the number of variety shows, the networks have brought listeners a big assortment of audience-participation and inexpensive dramatic shows. The listener surveys show, however, that these shows have been unable to consistently hold an audience. The only stable item on the dial appears to be the daytime serial story. Their popularity has remained high the past few seasons and efforts to.

replace them with other programs of interest to women have not "caught on." There, were 75 serial dramas on the air last season consuming 4,096 hours a week, compared with 45 consuming 1,345 hours in the 1936-37 season. Here are some other trends. The first figure represents the number of shows on the air last season, and the second figure represents the total in the 1936-37 season: Drama 44 and 29; audience participation (quizzes, etc.) 41 and popular music 21 and 30; news and news commentators (largely due to the war) 37 ar.d familiar music 11 and 11; classical music 5 and comedy teams 2 and religion 1 and semi-classical music 4 and 11; sports comment 8 and novelty 1 and talks, gossip and in SUNDAY 1:00 1 Forum of 1:15 Forum of 30 1 Forum of Shinning Hour. Revival Revival Revival Revival 1:00 I Revival 1:15 I Revival 1 JO Revival 1:48 Revival 1:00 i Newt Summer Hour Summer Hour Summer Hour Summer Hour Take It or Leave It Take It or Leave It Helen Hayea Helen Hayes 1:15 I Frankl Masters 1:10 Sen. 1:46 1 Ben.

0:00 Del Courtney 1:15 I Del Williams I News Crime Doctor Crime Doctor Ice Cream Vaughn Monro 10:00 Larry Clinton 10:16 tarry Clinton 10:30 1 Musical Inter. 10:46 Jimmy Jo Wythe Williams Charles Bplvak News Bobby Day 11:00 I Jan Savltt 11:16 Muslo You Want 11:301 Musie Tou Want 11:45 Musi Tou Want 11:00 1 Sign Oft Tiny Hill Tiny Hill MUtla Tou Want. Musi Tou Want. Sign Off MONDAY KOWH ISO Vlo shouldn't cost anything. Q.

Can you tell me who the players are now in the Lone Journey program heard on WOW at A. Henry Hunter Is Wolfe Bennett; Mary Marren is Nita Bennett; Louise Fitch is Sydney Sherood; John Larkin is Lance McKenzie; John Hodiak is Cul-len Andrews; Hugh Rowlands is Enor; DeWitt McBride is Tanner; Dick Holland is Rikki; Cliff Sou-bier is Uncle Henry Newman, and Gehelle Gibbs is Leila Mat- thews. mm Come to "Hearing Headquarters" for a scientific, personalized solution of your hearing difficulties. ACOUSTICON Th world's lcetrleal hearing -aid, trrtnga yeere a-perUae le. your problem snd win nt yea with correct aarboa er vacuum tub modal, bone ef air conduction.

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10:15 I'm an American. 10:10 Radio City Muslo Rail onctrk 11:30 Jimmy Lytell's orchestra. 11:00 Hidden History. 11:15 Foreign Policy AssoelaUoa. 11:30 Tapestry Musical.

1:00 Jimmy Walshes orchestra. 1:15 News. 1:10 Master Radio Canaries. vti hi Mtatlaj Ortk, 1:00 Sunday Vespers. 1:30 Behind th Mike.

1:00 Vel Ol men's orchestra. 1:15 Christian Selene Program. 1:10 Rhythms by Rlcardo. 4:00 Russ Morgan orchestra. 4:10 News.

4:45 Sports Snapshotter. 5 00 News from Europe, 1:10 Drew Pearson and Robert Jean Cavslle. ennga. 00 star Bpengled Tbeste. S.10-a Oil, 1:00 1 Silent New Farm Barrio New 1:16 1 Silent Musical Clock rum Bervle Aunt SaUy 1:30 I News Musical Clock Farm Service Marketa 146 1 Musical Clock Musical Clock Farm Service Ljle addle) 1:09 Musical Clock Newa News News Musical Clock Musical Clock Texas Mary Ideal Meiodle 7: JO Musical Clock News Selbertng Singers News :45 Musical Clock Town Patrol Qospel Singer Laundry Mas 1:01 New By Kathleen Norrla The other Woman Bets Johnson 1:15 Tim to Shin Myrt Marge Myrt It Marge Ellen Randolph 1:3 Singing Strings stepmother Stepmother Bachelor Children 1:46 Birthday Club Money for Tou Woman of Cvuragt Road of Lit I.N Money Mfiodis Baddy C'iarg sunset Trail mj Madia 1:15 Oarden Club Martha Webstar Martha Webstar Pepper Young JO Choir Loft Newa Big Sister Lone Journey 1:46 Buckeye Poor Polly th Shopper Aunt Jenny David Harum 10:00 Mua.

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