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3 THE SIOUX CITY SUNDAY JOURNAL SUNDAY; MAY 22, 1949 i Sports Experts on NewjTime Dick Powell to Cbngfessman's Story to Be Aired By KSCJ Tonight KSCJ 1360, KSCJ-FM 94.9 MC i mi hi in i 4 A Hfc-s i W- Miti fW. '7 ::3 4 NNif When qnetttong of fleld-and can count on these outdoor SPICE FOR FAMILY HOUR' PLAY Screen star Ginger. Rogers will be heard in Yo Ho Ho for Emily, on the Family Hoar of Stars today' at 5 o'clock over KSCJ. In Yo Ho" Ho fer Emily, Miss Rogers plays. a stage aspirant who lives with 39 other girls in a New York theatrical boarding, house, forwardinr her career, she ponders whether.

to return ta her Pennsylvania home to marry an oldr flame. Unusual Drama Listed for Peoples'. Choice Broadcast f7 ROM ft to 10 today Columbia Broadcasting sys tem and KSCJ present The Peo ple's the story of a "ffesh- man congressman called Andrew Randolph his. nomination cam paign, election and his first fiive months in the 81st congress. Produced by the C.

B. S. doc umentary the drama is based on months, of research into every phase of politics today, and into the lives of individual congress men who contributed their per sonal experiences to the prepara tion of the broadcast. It examines the conflicting roles congressman has to clay- nurse maid, Dutch, uncle, messenger, after-dinner speaker i local pol itician and national represent tive. It studies' the constituencv lie has to satisfy men and women with a hundred different ideas on each given 'issue, pass it, kill it, pigeonhole iti amend it, never heard of If reveals the pressures he has to barttle lobbyists, party leaders.

minorities, seniority, re-election, ume. It investigates TnWir nttitn toward hin-bungler, braintrust, graiter, custodian of democracy. It analyzes the mandate he has been given a "mandate" from a slight majority of only half of the eligible voters voters whose interest in politics ceased on won aay. It reviews the 'mechanics of icongress-itself, and asks if this organization, has 'kept pace with ine extraordinary demands of our time. The People's Choice is a dra matic presentation of a problem mat may concern every thinking person.

It is a plea to 150 mOlion Americans -for informed, artiv participation in politics the machinery of democracy. Mystery Story Will Be on First Nighter The mysterious death of a wardrobe mistress and the at tempts of her chorus girl friend to prove it was murder form the! absorbing drama of The Nuisance! Case, written for First Nighter Thursday at 9:30 p. m. over KSCJ. when a professor unwittingly testifies that the, death Tesiilted from fright, he almost closes, the case.

The chorus girl's Pleas for further investigation leads to a startling climax. t4 1 lluntinf Club of the Air to come up qnlekly with the answers.) Shown here are (upper left to right) Dave Newell and Jim Barley, and (lower left to risht) Jeff Bryant and Gall Borden, who, along- with Bill Slater, make np the air panel to be heard at the new time of 8:30 Thiirsdayieveninni. i SWAYS STUDENTS Vaurhn Monroe's band is cur rently pUying eellege prom dates across the country over KSCJ. Unrolling a route Saturdsy nights at 6:30 o'clock. jiju PLAYHOUSE STAR Dane Clark, Hollywood star, plays the rol of rsTvTaeketeer who marries a' rich woman for her inoney in Spoils for Victor on the Philip Morris Playhouse Friday night at .9 over KSCJ.

With his gang, Clark plans to fake a burglary and "accidentally'' shoot his wife. The scheme suffers a setback when the racketeer does the unexpected and falls in love -with hla wife. 17 Head Melodrama on Lux Theater Dick Powell! and Hasso costar jn their original roles in a full, hour adaptation of the screen hit. To the Ends of the Earth, exciting melodrama dealing with an international smuggling! ring, on Lux Radio theater Monday night at 8 clock over KSCJ. Powell plays Michael Barrows, a United "States government agent, who sets out from San Francisco on a global manhunt for ingenious smugglers.

In China, he encounters a. mysterious' war widow, Ann Grant, enacted by Miss Hasso, whom he suspects of membership in the ring. His evidence is in conclusive, however, and he con tinues the trail to Egypt and then to Cuba, where Ann Grant also turns up, this time to bring- the pursuit to a startling conclusion. McComuck to Play with Helen Hayes in Comedy Drama Myron McCormick, currently featured In. the Broadway hii South Pacific, is Helen Hayes, leading man when, her theater presents the comedy.

My Favorite Wife, tonight at 8 p. over KSCJ. McCormiok portrays an unwitting bigamist, who mar ries a second time in the- belief that his first wire, played by Miss Hayes, lost her life in a sea tragedy. Listening In with KSCJ NE of the most ardent ad mirers of Miss "Brooks, the witty, light hearted English teach er of Madison high school, im personated by Eve Arden on KSCJ's comedy; Our Miss Brooks, is a real-life Miss also an English teacher. at Madison high in Madison, I1L i Apart from the coincidence of their assignments, and school names, the two Miss Brooks bear no resemblance to each other, however; The B.

Miss Brooks first name is Con nie and the Illinois Miss Brooks is Flavel. SHe also "teaches Latin and glee club singing. The existence of Connie Brooks' name, counterpart came to Kght when she recently! wrote a fan letter to Eve Arden, expressing deep admiration for the interpre tation of the To the Columbia network. Miss Flavel Brooks later wrote: have been listen ing to Our Miss. Brooks broadcasts for several months.

The natural settings and the portrayal of Miss Brooks as jt real human i over KTRL Rodney (standing has recently written two songs the list of the nation's western parades. 0 As a unique service to its listen ers, particularly those huntsmen- fishermen who indulge in four day weekends during the summer months, Mutual Fishing and Hunting Club of the Air program will be aired during -those months ku i midweek feature. i Effective Thursday, the pro-Cram will be heard over "KTR1 in the 8:30 to 8:55 p. m. period.

The -Fishing and Hunting Club of the 'Air, the panel for "consists of top sportsmen, is keyed to millions in this country who are devoted to fishing and as recreational, pastimes. When "summer comes a vast number, of aportsmen hie to their favorite out-of -touch rendezvous, leaving! with KTRI TV It UTUAL is America's Sun- j. VI. day suit! Here are 10 rea sons why KTRI and Mutual suits everyone on Sunday: There's the ii'm nM nj(H ITTVTMn LtTTOV at the superstition debunk ing HOUSE OF MYSTERY at -1 no- verified 'case in which anybody arious hardware Spike Jones and his City Slickers finished imong the leading dance bands. F.

-N. Helen Hayes Star of the Electric Theatre Eppears TONIGHT 8 P. M. KSCJ in i "HIS FAVORITE WIFE" Pi euaht to roej By Sioux City Gas A Electric Co. LISTEtl TO HOST FdrlVcathcr 'X IgsJuhls atanu andjackpot prises maka cormrr jam rklt raiio ttterUinment.

Listen 1 And 4oat 0:00 P. M. H.irfiiiT) VC- 1 I XTJSiS I B.vmrVX.. 1 SUNDAY Monimg 7:00 New 1 7 Chariot Whacla 7:30 Carolina Callisa-World Kawa Good Shcphard Hot Trtnlty Choir i Church th vAlr Church et th Air 10:00 Allan Jickaoa. Ktwii Nrwimtktri 10: JO -Salt Lak City Tabarnacla KM Knit Laka City abaraacla 11:00 Invitation to Laamloa- FM invitation to Peopla'a PlaXfonn feooia fiauorm You Ara Thar i )a iou Ara Thar Afternoon lSfSO Kewa FM Kawa UMl Sunday Bupplement Sunday kupplamant 1 FM Symphonctta -1 Fayorito Btory FMFavorKo Story 1:00 Columbia Symphony Orcheitra FM Columbia Symphony Orch.

Skyway to tke Stara FMBkyway to Start 4 :00 Chorliara FM-s-Chorallera 4 :10 Guy Lombards FM Guy Lombards A 1:00 Family Hour FM Family Hr 1:30 Ozsla and Harriot FM Ossla and Harriat Evening 0:00 Jack Benny FM At tho Keyboard tit FM Kawa. j. :30 Amoa 'n Andy FM Dinner Concert 7:00 Adventure of Sam Saade 7:30 Lura FM Cueet Star 7:45 Milt Herth Trio Klectrlc Theater FM Newa FM. Baaeball 8oo ft. Dee i-.

1:31 Our Mlw Brook 1:00 People' 10:00 New FM News 10:1 U. N. In Action 10:30 Orchestra Orchestra 11:30 Orchetra: 12:00 Sinn Oft KTRI 1470 i SUNDAY Morning 7:00 Sunday 7:16 Sunday Concert 7:30 Adventures In Faith Church of Christ 4:00 First Assembly of God 8:30 Music Ensemble :00 Radio Bible Class r' 30 Voice of Prophecy- 10:00 The Story of Anna Mornintc Air EdlUon 10:30 Reviewing Stand i 11:00 Back to God 1 11:16 Back, to God 11:30 Evangelical Free Church 12:00 A. L. Warner.

Newa Afternoon Hour.o 8t: Francis 12:30 The Eddy Duehln Show 12:4 5 Momlnalde Commentaries 1:00 Lutheran Hour 1:30 Revival Hour 1:45 Old Fashioned Revival Hour Oldfanhloned Revival 2:30 Juvenile Jury 3:00 House of Mystery 1:30 True- Detectives i 4:00 The Shadow 4:30 Quick as. a Flash 6:4) Roy Roa-era 6 Carter 6 :00 Adventures of trie Falcon- Evening 30 Mayor of the Town 0:65 Johnny Desmond Show 8 Musical 8:10 8oos vs. Bruins 8:30 Baseball :30 Baseball 10:00 News 10:16 Baseball x- lOOv-Conareasman Hoeven 10J6 Barclay Allan's Orchestra 10:66 Mutual Newa 11:00 Jimmy Featherstone'a Orchestra 11:30 Blue Barron Orchestra 11:66 Mutual News 11:00 News: Bia-n Oft KCOM 620 SUNDAY i Morning- 8:00 All the-: News 8:16 Musical Roundup 8:30 Chanel In the Sky Rev. Donnelly r- 1:16 Ontan Reverie 9:30 Modern Concert Hour 10:00 Today's Weather 10:06 Matinee 11:00 All the News 11:30 Matinee Adventures In Reaaarch 13:00 4-Stata Newa. Tapper If 35 Major.

Leaaue Baseball Cubs vs. Boston 1 Leaa-ue Baseball 3:66 KCOM News 8 Musical. Scoreboard 4:00 Sunday In Booland; 6:30 Sundav In Beoland- 8-00 All the News 6 Baseball Scoreboard Evening 7:0 Aa Ton 14ke It 1:00 From the Duirout 8:10 "oos vs. Des Moinea 10:30 Bleachers Edition Bleachers Edition 11 :00 Orchestra Tomba 11:30 And Bo ta Bed 11:66 News 13:00 Sia-n Off NBC SUNDAY Morning 00 Newa Summaries 7:30 N. B.

C. Strut Quartet 8:00 World News 8:16 Story to Order of Musta 8:46 Minara :00 Radio Pulpit :30 Ontan Recital 10:00 Mornlnr Serenade -j 10:30 Newa HJRhliahU 11:46 Laving 184 11:30 Eternal Uacnt 13:00 America, United Afternoon 13:30 Cfclearo tT. RoundUbla 3 :00 United Jewish Appeal. AI joison University Theater 3:30 One Man's Family 1 3:00 Quia Kids 3:30 Robert Trout. Nawa 8:36 Jane Flclcena Show 4:00 Victor Show 4:30 Harvest of Stara 6:00 Catholic Hour Martln-Lewla "how Evening Richard Diamond iS0 Harrla-Faya Show- 7:00 Fred Allen 7:30 Henry Menren, 8:00 N.

B. Ci Theater 8:30 FamUiar Musie Take Itor Leave It HoracajHeldt 19:00 BJornlBJornsoB. News 10:16 Clifton Utley. Newa 10:30 Da va arrow ay Newa 11:06 Mr. Smith Shaw 11:30 eurpriae Serenada J- 11:66 Nawa SUNDAY Afternoon 13:00 American Almanac) 13:16 Kdltor at Home National Veeparf 1:00 Weak Around World Fraaidant 1:00 News 3:16 Beuy Clark Sinn 3:30 peaJclnB of Son 3 Ted Malone.

3:16 Dick Todd Show 3:30 Opera Record Album 4:00 V. 8. Navy Shaw 6:00 Newa Comment 8:16 Newa Summary 6:30 Greatest Btory Evening; Curt1 Maasey Show 6:30 Carnesie Hall Masio 7: Stop the Musie Henry Moraan Show :00 Walter Winchell Hollywood Comment 8:30 Theater Guild Hour 8:00 Commentary ea Moviea 8:46 Carta okolakv Talk 10:00 News and Daaca Band tales of true police "detection on TRUE DETECTIVE MYSTER IES at 3:30: suDersusrense with the all-knowing SHADOW, at electrifying entertainment with the dramatized quiz QUICKAS. A ft ft 3 FLASH at western music and-- adventure with the ROY ROGERS. SHOW at action mystery with" NICK CARTER at comedy drama with Lionel THE TOWN your favor ite music with JOHNNY DES- aT aV A- 1-: at 6:55, and the.

popular A. ALEXANDER'S MEDIA TION BOARD at 7. So, for ri- j4 Il.timA Qtlnfav favilt0 stream experts of are of concern, KTRI's Flthlnr you and their homes in the wee hours of a Friday moniing and returning late on Monday night. The! scheduling of Ihis program; on Thursday eve 'nings will permit them to hear discussions of fishing hunting problems oh the eve of their, de partures for their weekend sor ties. 7i -The Fishing and Hunting Club of the Air panel con sists of Dave Newell, only radio sportscaster named to the fishing hall fame; 'Jim Hurley, outdoors editor of the New York Daily Mirror, and sportsmen Gail Borden and Jeff Bryant Bill Slat er is the moderator.

The program has been aired as a Monday night feature since its Mi B. S. debut in GRIM HOUSECLEANING When wife Pam enlists Jerry North's assistance in spring honsecleaninr, he pro-, "It's, murder," and as 'thlnrs torn out he's closer to 100 vper cent right than he. realised, as Mr. and Mrs.

North Investigate an unusual mystery: Tuesday; at 7:30. ing their KSCJ show en-rug Just returned from the cleaners, the Norths discover that it's not their rug, more distressing, that there's a visitor, snug as a bug in the rug, and considerably deader. Homicidal Ghost vK Stirs Casey's Interest Capt. Logan shpots a homicidal ghost, leaving a bloodless bullet hole in the specter's in Return from" the Grave on. Crime Photographer -Thursday at 8:30 p.

m. over KSCJ. Pitting logical reasoning and a bit of intuition against a suspect's seeming occult power, Casey succeeds in trapping a killer whose confession of mo tive provides a touching feature story of loyalty for reporter Ann Williams. Beulah Proves Worth on a Camping Trip When Donnie Henderson and friends decide they'd like to make an overnight camping i trip, their parents think an adult Should ac company them and. Beulah volun teers, as the Beulah show begins a new week of laughs "Monday at 6 o'clock over KSCJ.

-Beulah and boys bring back some spring greens to decorate the house. Then everyone in the house' sud denly, breaks out with jison ivy. I Fredric March Will Be Star in Suspense Fredric March, screen and stage favorite, stars as Harry-Jordan, -a fire inspector who 'suspects his wife of being a pyromaniac, in The Night Reveals on Suspense Thursday night at 8 o'clock over KSCJ. He discovers that 4he cocoa she has been, serving him at nights contains a sedative. Feigning sleep 'until his wife leaves the house, he follows her to a charred apartment building and watches her poke through the ashes.

Short Ilalreut Campaign Judy Graves, played by Bar- barm Whiting, campaigns for a short haircut on Junior Miss Sat urday at 10:30 a. m. on KSCJ. Her family is aghast when it learns that her motive is to present. her boy friends with locks of her A- -V being seem to me to be very worthwhile" Daily producers Bill Todman and Mark.

Goodson receive dozens of letterson one phase of their Very popular KSCJ daily tiuiz show, Winner. Take All, which employs bell and a buzzer to identify the contestants. come," the letters inquire, "that even we hear ihe bell and buzzer, sound off at the same time, you pick, one contestant to answer rather than the other?" The answer is quite simply that there is. an electronic cutoff device that prevents tiein signals. John Brown, talented comic heard as -Al, ne'er-do-well boy friend of My Friend.

Irma, is a veteran of the catch-asi-catchrcan days of radio comedy writing. He recalls one busy Sunday when he did eight network shows. four of which found the same joke, each time in a different dialect Lnd Gluskin, musical director of Suspense and Adventure of Sam Spade, never has seen either show. He and his orchestra work in one studio, the cast in another, oft both drama programs. Lax Radio theater is the most popular radio show with the', na tion's students, according to a re cent poll conducted by Scholastic magazine.

Jack Benny and Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts also ranked high among the leaders. Three-of the top five honors in the radio comedian category went to Red Skelton, wbo joines B. S. next fall, and to Benny and Godfrey. Bing Crosby, who comes- to Columbia next season, was tops In the popular singer category, scoring, two to one over his near est Among the feminine Dina Shore, Margaret Whiting and Knight rated high Vaughn Mon roe ranked among the favorite dance maestros, in addition to scoring high among the male vocalists.

And though we know of THE STATION YOU lls's Evcntsdy's Dccter 1 r' i i Millions of Americans have two fsjnily docters sad one of them is radio's ds. amiTiJUC.Listait And don't miss re tSkSaaase 7:30 P. M. i i ii to suit everyone, tuned to KTRTi.aU. day.

today and 'every Sunday. .4 Incidentally; everyone in. the Nebraska-Iowa area will have a special interest in this ima- TION UNDER GOD, a program day at I p.m. by microphone) that are high on and hillbilly hit -1 starring Pat Orien, Dennis Day, Jibber McGee'and Molly, Jimmie Durante and many, others, 'which be heard on KTRI at. 6 p.

m. today. This special half hour pro- gram was produced in Hollywood especially, for Creigh ton univer- sity in Omaha and will be heard exclusively in Sioux. City over jtv.nu. MISSOTJRIANS DRAW LARGE qaOWD Large, enthusiastic stodio audiences indicate the popularity of Rodney Morris and his MIs-sourians, heard daily Monday through Satur Sports enthusiasts.

-please note i switch of time on the FISHING AND HUNTING CLUB OF THE AUt This sportsmen's spe iaL featuring panelists 'Dave Jewell, Jim Hurley, Gall Borden Thursday evening at 8:30. Bill Slater continues to moderate the show, formerly; heard on Mon- i 'And, on QUEEN, FOR A DAY, JWpUlV i p. III. IHiUlC Ui. A.

nmm jacx uaiiey tees on me last ween 1n the program's campaign to find the mother of the month From Tuesday -through Friday -the show will originate from 1 Shreveport, municipal auditorium where it is to.be the ma- jor feature; of a statewide Cele- brauon. KTRI continues ta be your best i all-around listening spot for pons, news, orama ana jun. oei your dial early at 1470 and stay Mr. Chameleon Probes Torture House Killing murder in a renovated house located in a rundown section of town is checked by 'Mr. Chameleon when he investigates The Case of Murder in- the House ol Torture, Wednesday night at 7:30 over KSCJ.

Chorallers to Play Mikado A medley of familiar tunes from Gilbert and Sullivan's operetta. The Mikado, Ma Belle from Rudolph Friml's The Three Musketeers and Franz Liszt's Dream of Love are featured by tne cnorauers on kscj at 4 p. m. today; Presents HO Mvery Tfisht tsith DOM end Cio Sioux GitySG83 4.3 H. Ca 2:3 i Green, Stockings Help Sleuth) Solve Murder When a photographer's model is strangled, Mr.

Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons, Sis consulted by the photographer 1 who hired the model, in Tho Green Stocking Murder Case on Thursday at 7:30 YOU ARE INVITED to the Dedication Concert of the f- vjruRer' Organ" RUSTIN AVENUE METHODIST CHURCH Rusfm nl Ltech Avos. today, May 22 3:00 M. WiSIam G. NIebuhr. A.

G. On Council Huffs, law Gutsf Organist Wsrtitsaf Orgsas SU EuJinivaiy at Host fUao Co. p. m. over KSCJ.

A pair or green stockings, part of a costume, pro- vide slim clews for the investiga- 'tor. 1 Australian nlcture4 theater own ers are complaining thai the current craze for housie-housie game similar' to the American felngo has materially affected attendance at movies. crowninf glory. 11:00 Dame SM.