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DS Lincoln 5nntay Journal ami Star Anjruftt 12, li HAVELOCK NOTES Romance, Rhythm and Ripley ppllIC Tf In The Good 01e' Summertime 1 I 1 opsiWsasrB ii a i warn mm rm Tom Quinn 2c is home oni Mrs. Ray Howard spent Wed leave visiting his parents, Mr. at Greenwood with her Mrs. Earl Quinn, after completing; "f1 Parents, Mr. and Mrs.

mm i 5aji uk Mi olT i vttwjr sv rr "sci b. wi 1 11 i a au. i i a. spf a. Wednesday, the eighty fifth nis ooui training at ureat JuaKes, 111.

birthday anniversary of Mrs. 01iv The E. E. Extension club will meet Wednesday, August 15 at JSP (, S1 the home of Mrs. Charles Wil liams, for their regular meeting.

Joan and Judy Williams will give rMi VliKVSSTfVMJ 1 V'J rCi i OmtfM ttmmf Dmmmm I Worn t4r tony Doug law a group of musical numbers. Mrs. Marfoa Huff on Jrobert RfpJey adds both tells those be Ivan Armstrong and Mrs. Chris is baritone sing XT Madsen will be hostesses. ing star on Columbia's "Ro EBRASKA'S champion 4 Club speakers, Dorothy sparkle and.

lieve i or not melody to "Ro tales on CBS' baritone star of his CBS show is busy doing three shows for overseas The Far and Wide club met Urn Amwcne announcer on Columbia net work's popular "'Romance, Rhythm and Ripley" show on Thursdays. who was to accompany Garry, was told by doctors to stay home. He's to go on a hospital tour. who stars in his the CBS own Dur show heard over; ante" show is KFAB is enter 1 on a tour of taming service Ithe South Paci men in the Pa fie this summer, cific. mance, Rhythm manee, rinyuim a Tuesday with Mrs.

Harold Smith at her home, 4443 St. Paul, for a and Ripley" as; Rhythm and Pohl of David City and Ronald Ritchey of Elsie, are introduced on the air immediately after being announced as winners of the two $150 scholarships "to the University ot Nebraska, awarded by radio station KFAB, land Ripley" I show. vocalist on the! Ripley' heard 1 o'clock luncheon and kensington. Hartshorn, a celebration in her honor was planned by her children who assembled at her home for a family reunion and dinner. Her granddaughter, Mrs.

Eva Morris, and three children, Bremerton, were among the guests. Mr. and Mrs. R. E.

Severson and two daughters, Barbara and Ruth Ann, Stanberry, spent last week end here with Mrs. Severson a parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A.

Hinman. Their son Harry, who spent the summer with his grandparents, accompanied them home. The Hinmans also had as their guests Sunday, their son Robert and Miss Stahtnecker, Grand Island. The Twin Table Pinochle club met Friday with Mrs. Harold Gil son.

After the games, refresh show. i over KFAB. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown and S'3IATTEIl OZZIE? daughter Norma, Yutan, were the guests of their daughter, Mrs.

Donald Brown, and Mr, Brown, last week end. Harry Von Zell Makes Combat Men Depicted By Real War Veterans Mrs. Russell Holmes and daughter Suzane, Denver, visited her mother in law, Mrs. Chester Hock, and Mr. Hock last week end, also other relatives in Lincoln.

Movie Debut At Last Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Klassen spent last week end with relatives, HOLLYWOOD INS Blond, stocky Harry Von Zell, whose Most frequent comment of dialers who write in to CBS ments were served. Mrs. Eva Morris and three chil at Fullerton.

Cpl. Glenn Gordon arrived Monday night from Germany on a laugh won him radio fame, reached another coveted goal today dren who have been visiting rela stardom in motion pictures but he admits there was a cbout the weekly air dramatization of The Doctor Fights (the program about real doctors on the fighting fronts) concerns the realism with which the guest stars portray their roles. Many furlough of 30 days to visit his fiM h.m aa in Omnhn irft Fri slight" detour of 15 years getting there. wife and baby, also his for their hQme Bremerton, tt m.l lltta b7iMm sTS. rf Gordon.

i 7 a met mmm sw 'ma. sg imm Mr. and Mrs. Fred "Ail my life I've wanted to be a letters say, in effect, "The actors performances sound so Washington. Mr.

and Mrs. Glenn Carrigan, authentic it seems as if they are combat veterans, too." Ravenna, spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R.

"It is no illusion. More than A.M.M.2C Bob Jenkins arrived home last week from liorneo on a furlough and will visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Jen screen actor, Von Zell confessed. "Twenty years ago I tried a short cut.

I went straight to the studio gates. That's as far as I got a look inside from outside Carrigan. Mrs. Susie Smith is in Shelby visiting her son, Dr. Paul Smith kins.

A family reunion will be held in his honor Sunday. and family, The Royal Neighbors met last Von Zell made his screen debut at Universal studios recently with Friday afternoon with Mrs. J. R. a featured role in "Uncle Harry," Carrigan for their regular meet in which he portrayed a druggist1 ing After the business session re freshmen ts were served.

Alice Jeanette Pierson, of Man ley, has been the guest this week of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Jenkins. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Cushman and Mrs. J. White, who have been the guests of Mr. White's daughter and Mrs. Cushman's sister, Mrs.

J. N. Shipps and Mr. Shipps, Deiorts Klager, Omaha, was the guest this weekend of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Densmore. Mrs. Irene Haynes went to mvuiveu in a mystery. Film acting is far more tedious than radio, performing, Von Zell has learned. don't need grease paint in front of a microphone and you don't swelter from multitudes of kleig lights." But Harry Von Zell loves it.

He Grinnell la this week to visit, hom0 Center. "cr ii u. iw, viUe ja Monday. They were ac Hays, and family. hw Mr and Mrs.

Janice Feetm, Omaha, visited r. mntinA Kal.ral OzZIE NELSON and wife Harriet Hilliard return to gains weight in radio, and loses it at film studios. The kleig lights Utiippo nV sa rjw.w ww hr ffranrinarenta. Mr. and Mrs.

half the guest stars who so far have appeared on "The Doctor Fights" are veterans recently returned to civilian life. Most supporting players are GIs still in uniform they are allowed by regulations to work during furloughs provided they remain anonymous to the listening audience. World War Records. Among the stars heard this summer who are ex service men are Robert Cummings, Robert Montgomery, Ronald Colman, Van Heflin and Glenn Ford. All have service records in World War II except Colman.

He was soldier in World War I and was with Lord Kitchener's famed "Contemptibles" beginning in 1914. Seriously wounded in battle in 1916, Colman was subsequently medically discharged from the British army. Robert Montgomery (who, incidentally, turned over the entire check received for his appearance en "The Doctor Fights" to war charities) was recently returned to inactive duty after nearly four years as a line officer in the U. S. Navy.

He held the rank of Lieutenant Commander. Montgomery has seen longer service than any weeks vacation with them. burn the surplus weight from his Rnv Feetin. iast week. the air Sunday over KFAB to star in CBS Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet" comedy seiies, in which they frequently have their troubles, as witness.

Dr. and Mrs. V. S. Barkey and chubby frame.

TWnr flavin for California Born in Indianapolis, the son of to make their homef Mr. and Cpl. Gregg Minder, who have been spending some time at Ness Lake, fishing, returned a newspaperman. Marry nas en Mrs. Dale Flansburg visited relatives in Burlington last week.

home Tuesday. Fifteen candidates for baptism HARRY VON ZELL Story Ot Atomic Bomb Broadcast On CBS Thursday The first authenticated war department program on the atomic Sgt. Vincent Northrup arrived from overseas Monday and will A BrW Love 0f13 XAN LADD will pinch of the Havelock Christian Mission visit his sister, Mrs. Vernon Good, and will leave Thursday for Iowa City to see his wife. Mrs.

Good also had as her guest this week her sister, Miss Tressa joyed a varied life. At Sioux City, Iowa, he graduated from high school, moved to Los Angeles and enrolled at the University of Southern California. During a visit to a small broadcasting station at Ingle wood, just as an amateur program was to begin, someone asked Harry if he could sing. "Sure," he replied. Couldn't Help Laughing.

While being introduced, he 1 bomb the most dreaded weapon hit for Hedda Hopper Monday, Aug. 13 on CBS while Miss Hopper spends her vacation at Scrippts Clinic getting an annual check up. Doctors are upset, she reports, because they can't find anything wrong with her! in the history of world warfare will be presented by the army Northrup, until Thursday, when she returned to her home at ary Alliance church will be baptized at the Bethany Christian church at 4:30 Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Ronald Marshall and daughter, Beverly, left Wednesday for Beardstown, 111., to visit relatives.

The Mothers club of St. Patricks church met Wednesday afternoon with the new officers to make plans for the coming services forces radio production Nodawav. Ia. unit over the Columbia network Thursday on "Weapons for TSgt. Sig Graverman, Baltimore, has just returned from England and was the guest last couldn't help himself from laugh Question Airing i v4.4.

weekend of Miss Dorothy Teach The New York Philharmonic wu l. and her parents, Mr. and Symphony's final summer season IT UC11 I1B KUL UilUUsllI 1UI Ills Mrs. W. A.

Teachman. song, the phones became hot with concert over CBS is conducted by Dimitri Mitropoulos Sunday after school year. The new officers are Mrs. J. F.

Stastney, president; Mrs. C. F. McManus, secretary, and Mrs. Joe Lee, treasurer.

Mrs. Art Erskine, Prairie Home, underwent a surgical operation at a local hospital, Tuesday. J. F. O'Connell was taken to the noon with George Sandor as piano soloist.

Radio litenti who may hv questions about radio artitts and programs ara invited to send thara to tha Radio Editor, Sunday Star and Journal, Lin eotn. Nebraska. Answers will appear on this pge as soon as the requested in formation la available. The Bob Smith family moved into their home, recently purchased, at 65th and Morrill last week. The three circles of the W.

S. C. S. met at the following places calls from the radio audience for an encore of more laughs from Harry. From that auspicious start, Harry was hired by various small broadcasting stations for pro Rear Admiral Joseph James Clark will tell the story of the Wednesday: Grouo 1 at the Veterans hospital for treatment Who are the two featured staffers with Charlie Spivak's carrier "Hornet on "Report to the Nation" Jean Hamilton, orchestra? How old are they? pianist, is guest on the "Family grams.

He became a singer an nouncer. Then the larger stations Fhurc5 parlors Mrs. Alex Ster beckoned to him. chairman; Mrs A. E.

Nelson, "But all my life I wanted to be Mrs. Ed Axe and Mrs. Carl Liyd a movie star and by gosh, Pm holm hostesses; Group 2 Mrs. Mrs Are either of them married? Hour" Paul V. McNutt and other Hollywood celebrity.

He Was a volunteer ambulance driver In the Spanish Civil war and later served in the same capacity with the American Field Service in France in the early days ot the present war before taking his commission in the Navy. Cummings Four Years. Robert Cummings, too, has had nearly four years of service: One of Hollywood's most experienced flyers, he was a flight instructor for the Army Air Forces and has trained hundreds of airmen, several of whom later became combat aces. Van Heflin and Glenn Ford are recently out of uniform. Heflin was an Army Signal Corps Lieutenant who led a combat movie camera crew into Germany during heavy fighting before the Nazi surrender.

Ford is a medically discharged Marine sergeant who served for two years in the Pacific war lone. Arthur J. Altmeyer tell how Ray Bachenberg, chairman, social security and federal state finally getting there after a fifteen aid will facilitate individual ad year the comedian revealed displaying contracts for Lincoln, Neb. Irene Daye and Jimmy Saunders are the two vocalists with Spivak. Both are in their early twenties and have been with the Spivak orchestra for several justment from war to peace on Saturday.

Mrs. J. W. Cates, College Springs, is the geust this week of her sister, Mrs. Bob Smith.

The Smiths also had as their guests over the weekend their son, Frank Smith, and wife, Omaha. CPO Stanley Webster arrived last Sunday from the Admiralty Islands to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. L.

Webster. He will go to Chicago Wednesday where he expects to get his final discharge. He will still be subject KFAB at 10:15 p. m. Monday two more future pictures.

Journal and Star Radio Programs ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS THIS WEEK after running out of words on the atomic bomb told of Ed Gardner (Archie of radio's "Duffy's Tavern) criticising the eperations of the USO and the army special services In Italy. Frank Sinatra made a similar beef when he returned from the same tour a few weeks ago. SAID GARDNER: We were routed politically by a lot of broken down USO Charlies. Some outfits with pull could get four shows in four days while a lot of outfits didn't see a show in two years." SAID THE ARMY COLONEL IN REPLY: "Gardner is talking through his nat What is true of course, is that some outfits didn't see all the shows they would have liked to see and that we would like to give aaa OBSERVING FROM THE SIDELINES: Hurray for the day when all our troops can come home to be entertained Inside theaters that have soft lights on the ceiling and thick rugs on the floor instead of In theaters of war! aaa WHODUNNIT? WHY ALL THE MYSTERY, we asked a few weeks ago when the air was jammed with mystery programs. Answer is, according to radio criminologists, that the1 average radio listener wants to get his mind off everyday worries.

And there is nothing quite so relaxing as a nice quiet murder where time is really the only thing that is killed. Ingredients of a good crime show must include plenty of suspense. Humor is important too. Wisecracking sleuths mix puns with guns to produce their bang up blend. The story must sound real.

If some poor devil gets slabbed, mystery fans like to feel the very blood trickling the gorrier the better. The fictional blood spilling there's enough to fill the Red Cross blood bank to the brim and then some with a pat solution at the end of the show acts like a bracer against a turmoil of common cares. Thus, the mystery of why all the mystery is no longer a mystery! (We're through with the gruesome stuff Mike, you can come out of hiding now.) GIVE THE MAN NINE SILVER DOLLARS Tenor Jack Smith has turned down movie offers because he's happily married. And he's a smart man. Observes Jack: "You can't be in a different beautiful girl's arms every other day making pictures and not eventually succumb.

Radio is safer. All you can do Is hug the mike! (Isn't that right, Frankie?) THE BIGGER THE SUMMER VACATION, THE HARDER THE FALL Trulv it has been an exciting summer for many Where are Sally and Sue who KFAB I KFOR I KOIL I WOW Columbia Broad casting System 1110 Kilocycles Bine and Mutual 1340 Kilocycles Columbia Broad easting System 1390 Kilocycles Rational Bread easting System 0 Kilocycles used to be at KFAB? How old are Bob Hill, Jack Wells and Wilson Brewer all of KFAB and are they married? Lincoln, Neb. to call to active duty. KFAB KFOR Suit. A.

M. KOIL WOW Sally just recently was married Bnnkerman and Mrs. Jbacnen berg, hostesses. Group 8, Mrs. Ronald Marshall, chairman, Mrs.

L. E. Case, Mrs. Francis Ferguson and Mrs. Julia Fagan, hos tosses Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd Wolfe and son Billie, Tecumseh, are here visiting Mrs. Wolfe's sister, Mrs. Joe Hummer, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. Miller. Mrs. Glenn Koch entertained at a family dinner Sunday evening honoring her little son, Everett, on his fourth birthday.

Harold Walters, who has been the guest of his brother. Merlin, and family, has returned to his home in San Francisco. Mrs. Joe Hummer and son, Bobbie, who have been summer house guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Miller, returned to her home, Phoenix, Old r. Revival Old P. Revival Old P. Revival HealtL System Hllights of Newt Chapel Service 8:001 i 45 i Morning News Christian Science i Back to Ood JJBackJjo Ood Bob Burns thinks that ball players should make good hus Rev. Crawford Rev.

Crawford Voice of Prophecy Voice of Prophecy Radio Bible Class Radio Bible Class News Christian Science Chapel Service Chapel Service Chapel Service bands because they're always in Old F. Revival Prophecy Voice Prophecy Voice Worship Hour Worship Hour 9:00 Old Fash Revival Old Pash. Revival Old Pash. Revival Old Pash. Revival a hurry to get home! Omaha Front Page Cheer Up Time and is now with her husband who is in the army.

Sue is in Omaha. Bob Hill is 21, Jack Wells is 27 and Wilson Brewer is 26. Ail three are married. What happened to the program, "I Love a Mystery when the Jack Klrkwood show replaced It on CBS? Where is Irma Cart wrijfht who used to be heard over KFAB? Strang. Neb.

"I Love a Mystery went off the air entirely. Irma Cartwright 10:00, 10:15 10.30 10:45 Rev. John B. Zoller Rev. John B.

Zoller Revival Hour Revival Hour News Bd McConneU Back to Ood Back to Ood News Blue Jacket Choir News Sunday Melodies News Gems dt Jottings Story to Order Betsy Ross Olrl mmw 11:00 11:80 11:45 Revival Hour Revival Heur Lutheran Hour Lutheran Hoar First Plymouth First Plymouth First Plymouth Ptrst Plymouth Salt Lake Choir Salt Lake Choir Transatlantie Call Transatlantie Call World Front World Front Concert Orch. Concert Orcb n7Tmii.rn:Tm:Tnr:ni Mrs. Ralph Monia spent few days last week with her sister, Mrs. Norman Lull, Morrowviile, Kansas. Bobby Pray left last Sunday for a three weeks visit with his uncle Dorian Chadd and other relatives, at Callaway, Mr.

and Mrs. C. O. Poppy and daughter, Ivyll, had a picnic dinner at the state fisheries near Gretna, with friends from Wann, last Sunday. Ivyll Poppy was the dinner guest of Miss Dorothy Auble, Ord, in Lincoln Tuesday.

William Ross who came to see his father, M. Ross, who is ill, left Wednesday for his home in Boise, Idaho. His father, who is ill, left Wednesday for his home in Boise, Idaho. His father, who makes his home with his daughter, Mrs. Fred Ratzsloff, is improving from a slight stroke suffered several weeks ago.

Helen Jo Miller, who taugnt at is now with station WHO in Des Moines. the teachers college at Kearney this summer, returned home Fri mmmmmmmmmmwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm day. Merlin Walters, for the past Cosjse in and sew THE AMAZING NEW S0N0T0NE I "600" radio stars. Contrary to public opinion the "big names" don't three years principal of Belmont schools, has been elected principal of Havelock schools to succeed Donald H. Hare, who accepted a rthat 'WancUrfuli position with the Glendale, schools.

Prof. Walters, before go all loll around on beaches vacationing away the summer. DANNY KAYE is now playing in hospitals, camps and bases and will shortly go overseas LIONEL BARRYMORE is making a picture called "Duel in the Sun" FRANCES LANG FORD is on another tour of the West Coast service bases and hospitals EDGAR BERGEN has returned to Hollywood after a 10 day stay in Reno where he combined a little fishing with cumn snows DON McNEILL took four days off this ing to Belmont, taught English Swt past ail bearing axis I It's going to make a big difference in your hearing! UMI With Neutral Cetor Earphone and Card. Wa Invite as Con In Far Demonstration. summer to go fishing with his dad a number of entertainers nirnin hearing are still overseas at this writing.

AY UIII STRAIN mr 1 Fhone 3404 JLO Federal Securities Bldg. 13th and Sta Lincoln 8 SIS Wertd HeralS Bdf Omaha with the new flesh and science in tne riaveiocx schools. R. T. 2e Bob Hamman is here from Navy Pier, Chicago, where he is taking training, to visit his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde Hamman. Mrs. Jack Keelan returned home from the hospital Friday, where she underwent a minor operation. Lieut.

Alan D. Hinman, en AROUND THE DIALS JACKIE COOPER is playing drums with Claude Thornhill's navy band PHIL BAKER and his colored incon BURRESS OPTICAL CO. 1319V St. wife are writing a new novelty tune. "You'll Be Sorry" a spicuous EVELYN KNIGHT has just returned from a night club engagement in Rio De Janeiro ETHEL BARRYMORE of ABC's "Miss HatUe" series will not be back this year FRITA Great KREISLER guestars on the "Telephone Hour on WOW for the War bora fourth time this year on Monday's program GINNY blMMS route from Buckley Field, Denver, to Goodfellow Field, San Revolutionary llfllS: CEDRIC FOSTER NtW TIME Development Rests and her new husband shouldn't have trouble finding a place to live he's executive head of the defense housing corporation in snd helps Ears as glssaes Los Angeles Angelo, stopped over to visit.

his parents before going into advanced training in the army air corps. Mr. and Mrs. Jean Rolland and SUNDAY 7:00 P.M. rest sod help eyes; Corns In today for absolutely free demonstration.

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