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SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, 1940 AKRON BEACON JOURNAL PAGE FIVE RADIO NEWS. PROGRAMS AIR Power Mutual Sends Variety, Sports, Highbrow Music WJW Becomes Chain Affiliate Tomorrow Wallace'' Exercises Will Re Available Ji adequate air machinery and the trained airmen to operate it. Admirals have never become near expert in aviation, and we airmen make no pretense of attempting to become expert in naval matters. Neither job is a hobby; each is a full-time career operation.

Furthermore, admiral, you should tell your conferes in the navy department that what they don't get built right away in this five billion dollar proposed navy, won't be built later; for when the complete statement is broadcast concerning the failure of British sea-power to save the British empire, the stock of navies is going to drop. offering Helen Hflyes has chosen "Victoria and Albert" set for Sept. 29 Columbia's American School of the Air will resume Oct. 7 on the 9:15 a. m.

spot just preceding the local school broadcasts on WADC. Tonilifs Toppers 6:00 WADC -Delegates to the annual American Legion convention at Boston will discuss the question, "Is Our Defense Lagging?" during the Feoples platform broadcast. VT.M "The Stars Are So Distant" is a newspaper office romance to be presented as the season's premiere for the Knickerbocker Flayhouse with Lesley Woods and Lester Damon gunnery arm, the torpedo arm, and other naval arms required for the efficiency and power of the flijet. That would be a fine Idea, admiral, if your gunnery, torpedo, and other naval arms could only be pumped up so that they could actually parallel the startling and amazing progress of military and naval aviation. Fall To I'mli'rstinid Admiral Stirling, like all other admirals, fails to understand that a national defense system is to defend a nation and not for the prestige cultivation of any arm of that defense system.

Like all other admirals, Stirling doesn't seem to understand, even at this late date, the insuperable handicap of floating seapower. What I am driving at is this: the warship is eternally limited to action in its own theater namely, the water. Submarines, destroyers, torpedo boats, and cruisers are all in the same class. They are all restricted to operation in water. And when Admiral Stilling, or any other admiral, can jump the sea coast and bomb interior nerve floating navy: "It seems then Illogical to establish a separate department for the airplane which, after all, as far rs the rfavy is concerned, can only be an auxiliary weapon of the fleet." This is exactly the death song sung for the last 20 years by British admirals.

And that's why, I suppose, much of the British fleet Is kept a safe distance today while the unified German alrpower is smashing at the heart of the British empire. Discount rianes "The airplane is an auxiliary weapon," says the admiral. My answer, as demonstrated by the facts in the battle of Britain, is that the tall is wagging the dog and that it is airplanes (the admiral's auxiliary weapon) that are smashing not only at the British empire, but demonstrating that neither the British fleet, nor any other fleet, can defend its own bases much less wage war against an airpower nation. An airpower nation, admiral, is based upon a unified sir force By DOROTHY DORAN Beacon Journal Bidlo Editor I TOMORROW will mark the beginning of another chapter in the radio history of Akron when WJW becomes an outlet for the Mutual network. A number of attractions for dialers will be added to the local I schedule with the affiliation of WJW with network.

For one thing, the station now will carry the "Keep Fit to Music" morning series which comprises "musical calisthenics with; Wallace." Judging from the queries received whenever this pro-; has been switched around, it is extremely popular with frmme dialers. The feature will be available Monday through Friday at 9:30 a. m. After the time changes, Sept. 29.

WJW will add Mutual's Sunday night forum, one of the better discussion programs on. the air. After that date it will be heard at o'clock. The World Series, of course, -if choice feature that will be broadcast featuring Bryan FeiH Old-Fashioned Navy Warships Limited The Lesson Of War EDITOR'S NOTE: World-record speed filer, are nVT lest pilot, awarded th distinguished flying and cited lor hrvond-diity risk and brilliance of aktll, MaJ. Al Williams has braved death mini times to help make the nations plann sat (or flying.

Hi- now writing a dally column to help make the nalion ronirloua 111 danger from winged warships. By MAI. Al. WILLIAMS THERE is no time to be polite when national defense is involved. And it's high timo we took these flame-throwing admirals especially those on the retired list to task for some, of their loosely culled pro-nouncements.

Retired Admiral Yates St i I i ng, eon-t i i his campaign for maintaining the 1 order of things, namely, sea fleets, and vigorously op Williams posed to any unified air force plan, says that the naval arr arm should be developed side by side with the wherein responsible, experienced, and trained airmen are charged with the business of providing lloir To fue JAMvS r.H.X. He nitre tn ippir nn fur.r, nevfr l.nre boll or Continue C. C. X. unlll romplrtflr hulril.

AM pun it potlllrHr drawn out, none ran throuh your ixtrm. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS turf author tv svaiiame over vvjw a an ca- i hisive. Mutuftl network feature. Mutual also will send its symphonic hour Sunday nights over A.IU ana two nours oi uance mu- nightly. Henceforth WJW will icmain on the air until 1 a.

m. to: bring the music of "name" bands, with a Mutual wire. Next Thurs-! iv nifiiu nrrnie 1 urtimtns music, wli he scheduled from 12 SO to 1 rlnck. "Command Performance" is one Mutual's top attractions that ull he carripd over WJW Friday I Starting: with the Lawrence realization Monday afternoon, WJW also will have available Mutual's schedule of Belmont race A CLASSIFIED REFERENCE TO SERVICES IN AKRON DISTRICT CHURCHES WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 22 nr lnform(lnn runrtrntnr ThU n.rertnrr, Cull Mr. (iosllnf, PI, -111 lltfWatBsNlAl' Beacon Journal Radio Time Table AKRON BAPTIST ASSOCIATION CHURCHES A.M.

rinsT-M Broadway. Rev Mverscough. BV.P 1). 7 00 in 00 AMI.INGTON-Arllnslon anrl Pecnncl. Rev.

H. Blnlorrl 10 40 CALVARY Maple and Doinlaa. Rev 8. Wilson WADC 11 00. .10 30 BARRFRTON FIRST Hopocan anrl Sixth.

Rev. L. Snell 10 4. OrK)l)YFAR HFKIHT8 l'tSt Ooodyear Blvd. Rev.

W. II. 10 10 FIRF-RTONt PARK-Vorla School. Rev. Kvan Roberta in .10 Ke.NMORB3.10 8.

lth. Rev. 8 Bullock 10 30 TMOMASTOWN -Tripletl Blvd. Key F. C.

Kreaarr 9 00-11 00 CUYAHOOA KAI.I.S-3.'0 Tallmadre Rd Rev. P. B. Calvin 9 .10 fiRAHAM RIl Cuyahoga Falls Rev C. J.

naugla 11 00 CZECHOSI.OVAK-Arrhwood and Ataood Rev. J. J. Pavelda 10 30-11 HUNtiARIAN Vorls and Washington. Rev.

L. 9 00.11 00 ROUMANIAN Oetr and Clresorv. Rey. .1. Cocult WJW 00-10 30 WA11SWOHTH HUNGARIAN Wads worth, Ohio ...9 00 SVTt RDAV, SEPT.

21 WADC WJW (1210-248) MTinontrs churrh Melvyn Miller Mpnnonlte church Ball scores ir Papular music Round town 1 is Football scores Round town a "'I rpop.e piauorm '74' platform Npws Bill Griffiths Smithfrn Ramblfra Ramblers 1 i l' r-4, ir1l i I in. itiiMi, iiiiiinii.Ks welcome. SOUTH ARLINGTON ST. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE South ARLINGTON M. at Hlrnman RFV.

RKGlNAin RriRRV, Pallor DAMON AMI WOODS drama Mar row when the station officially joins the network. When WAKR opens its microphones next month, Akron will have three network stations, representing Columbia, Mutual and NBC-Blue. Dot's Dashes OX THE MEMO FAD: Senator Robert Taft and Maury Maverick will take part in Mutual's forum tomorrow night at 7, hut the feature will not he carried here or in Cleveland, so try WGN Johnny Martone comes hack to play for dancers at Summit Beach tonight He then will go to Yankee lake near Sharon, where his band will air nightly over WPIC at 6:10 Charlie Spivak, whose music is heard over the networks, will play at the Beach Monday night After Spivak opens in Cleveland, Sept. 28, he will air over NBC three times weekly Gang Busters series will return to the air via NBC's Blue network Oct. 11, in the A p.

m. Friday spot "Fun In Frint" will he minus its sponsor in two weeks but a new bankrooler is interested Dorothy Lamour will remain on the Boh Burns program until Bing Crosby returns and the winter setup gets into motion Abbott and Costello will conclude their current run next Wednesday night For her initial LW (700-428) BLUE XET (WJZ 760) Spanish revue Spanish revue News Truly American Tecll Goll? Tecil Golly Around tndnn Around London Messafta rf Israel Message of Israel Gn Grav Glen Grav Truly American Sports Wal'er Powell H. V. Kaltenhorn Plavhous Cordon Gordon Jenkins Hollywood tomorrow Hollywood tomorrow I ff il son Will Hudson Radio guild Radio guild Plavhou.e Jamboree Renfro valley Barn ine Barn danra Barn dance Barn danre Uncle Fira Uncle E7ra Jamboree Vaughn Monroe Norman Thomas Melody in night Melody in night Rarn dance Barn dance Paul Jones Dance music Gene Krupa Gr-ne Krupa Rav Heatherton Ray Heather'on Peter Grant Hance music Oance Ihuslc. Dance music News Duke Ellington Gray Gordon Gray Gordon LW (700-428) WCLE cui-4ai) Children's hour Children hour Children's hour Children hour Youth church Youth church I.ucas cbolr l.ucas choir Church Forum Church Forum Bouth'rnalres Bou'hernaires News.mi.slc City Mission Music Interlude Cassldy singers News review Thrasher sisters Johnny Sebastian Government reports Polish melodies Polish melodies favorite prlke.s ivorlt polkas Music hall Mtislo hall Music hall Music hall Great music Great music Great music Great music Tabernacle choir Bohemian music Tabernacle choir Italian musto Sliver strings Hungarian musle Silver strings Hungarian musto Cincinnati symphony German music News Slovak music Church bv mat.

Polish music Church by road Slovenian mtisin Charles Dant Charles Dant MHrtripal sinsers H. V. Kaltennorn Old melodies Old melodies Dick Heren Dick Heren Big broadcast Big broadcast. Rig broadcast Rig broadcast. Farthborn Farthborn orld Is vours World Is vours Rohbv Bvrne Bobby Byrne Visit to Kentucky Visit to Kentucky Summer concert Summer concert Beat the band Beat the band Big broadcast Rig hroadcasr Rig broadcast Big broadcast Tropical serenade Tropical serenade News Glen Grav European news Furopean news Quiz show Quiz show Charley McCarthy Charley McCarthy One Man Family One Man's Family Walter Winchell Psrker family Irene Rich Sportsreel Phil Spltalny Phil Rpitaln Grand rommander Voice beside you Fssv chair Fasv chair Fmil Coieman Fmll Coleman Peier Grant Manny Ptager Lou Breeze Lou Breeze WI.W (700-428) Prayer nerlod Caravan News Checkerboard Time to shine Michael Hlnn lone Journey Portia Blake WTLE (610-401) Wake rip-Swing Wake Up-Swlng Wake Up-Swlng Wake Up-Swlng Christian Science City mission Rev Mr Nusshaum Rev.

Mr. Nusshaum Man I Married News-Cruise Midstream Melody Cruise F.iion Randolph Bulletins-music Bv Kaihleen Norrls Ohio Farmer Linda's First Love Road of Life Against the storm Guiding Light Woman In White The O'Neills Right to Happiness Editor's Daughter Right to Happiness Julia Blake Everybody's farm Everybody' farm Light of world Grimm's Daughter Valiant Lady Betty Crocker Melodic moods Bill Lewis Choir Master Bandstand Home on lend Two keyboards Today tunes It's gift-I ll Never Forget. Melody masquerade Matinee Dance Matinee Dance Is anybody Don Dewhlrst Music for you Cheer up gang News-music Personality secrets Dugout, interview Talk of town Let's dance Studio Troubadours Muse-music Mary Marlln Pepper Young Ma Perkins Vic and Sade Backstage Wlft Stella Dallas Painted dreams Kilty Keene Houseboat Hannah Life beautiful Miss Julia Your treat Fltrabelh Perms Afternoon follies Afternoon follies Lowell Thomas Hawsiians Hawaiian Frank Gagen Frank Gagen Tine time Jerry Blaine News-muste. Dane Urns HARD J.V THE FEET DENVER, SenJ. 21.

George J. Knapp, defeated for the democratic nomination for governor, filed this campaign expense account: "Hams bought for church socials none. Donations, ticket purchases and other rackets none. Shoes for volunteer assistants $6.50. for Iluving Iluildina Improving II 31 P.

M. 1 30 a 00 7 30 7 30 7 30 730 7 30 7:30 7 30 7 30 a 00 7 30 1.30 ar tiik YOUNCE BROTHERS OF EVANGELISTIC LEADERS Former Champion Guitar Playtn, Radio Recording Artitti Sptciol Servictt Evry Night 7:30 P. M. UNTIL SEPT. 29 Alio Sunday Morning at 10:30 Chriitlani, friends ot mutic and ell who need help are cordially REFORMED PIRST-Broadway and Cenler.

9, B.B.; 9 45, worship; 11. Orrman. Rev. R. J.

Schroer. r.OSfl MEMORIAL 11th and Florida. Pastor. W. E.

Troup. Sunday School at 9 15; Worship. 10 30, 7 30; Y. 30; Wednesday Prayer, 7. .10.

GRACE "In the Heart nf Akron." Bowei and State stj. Dr. O. W. Haul-man, pastor 9 00, Church School, 10 30, -rhe Fear of Ood 30.

C. E. Tuesday, 7.30 to Thursday noon annual sessions nf the Women's Missionary Society of the Reformed Churrh MILLER Miller al Edison. Joseph Hennessey, pastor. Churcfc School, 9 15.

Worship 10:30, 7 30. TRINITY-915 N. Main. Oeorge Long-aket. minister.

Churrh School 9 00; Worship 10:30, The Holy Communion. Y. P. 8. C.

30. ROMAN CATHOLIC ANNUNCIATION Broad and Kent. Masses. I. a.

9. 10, 11 30, 13 30: weekdays. 7 and H. holy daya, 7, 9. ST.

RERXARD'S Cor. Stale si and Bmadwav. Masses at a. 10, II Rt. Rev.

Msgr. Srhreiher. pastor. ST. PAUL CHURCH -15B0 Brown Firestone Park Rev.

H. Boeke. Masses, 7, 9 15. 10.30, 13 o'clock. ST.

PETER'S-1414 Fast iv Rev. R. G. Bourgeois Masses 7. 9 IS.

11: Novena Tuesday. 7 30 a. m. and P. m.

ST. VINCENT'S- 8. Maple and W. Market sis. Re Rcullen.

Masses. H. 7. 9. 10, 11 and 12.

THE SALVATION ARMY Till! SALVATION ARMY 31 N. Main st Major Leo Rlckard, officer In charge. Sunday School. 9:00 a. Holiness meeting, 11 00 a.

Evangelistic service. 7:30 p. m. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST 25 BUCHTEL AV 8abbath School, 9 30; Preaching Services. 11 a.

Saturday; Praver Meeting Wednesday; Young People's Meeilng Friday. 8 p. m. "I E. OLENWOOD (Colored) Sabbath School, 9 ,10.

Saturday; Preaching. 11. Pastor, Elder H. Rrown. SPIRITUALIST FRIENDLY- 945 Kenmnre hlvd Pev Hulda S'ewart.

pastor. Lvreum, 9 30 a Evening Servire, 7:45, HOME SPIRITUALIST Cor. Chestnut end Pine sis. Rev. M.

Pallor, castor. Servires, 9 30 a 7:30 p. m. ST. PAUL'S 174 8.

College at. Serv. Ires Sunday. 7 45, "Hallowed Be Thy Name'; Thursday. 7:45 p.

m. Rev. Wm. E. Hart, pastor.

UNITED BRETHREN rtRST-164 8. Union M. D. Kid-well, minister. 9 30 a.

"On the Edge of the Crowd." 7.30 p. "Working With Ood." ARLINGTON 404 8 Arlington. M. A. Wagner, pastor 10:30 "Stand Upon Thy 7 10.

"A New Chance," PARK 24th and Boulevard. Bible School. A Worship Honrs, 10 30 a 7 .10 C. E. p.

m. Pastor, F. O. Reere, SLU8KER MEMORIAL MS W. Thornton si.

Sager Tryon. minister. 8. 8.. 915 a.

10 30. Morning Worship; 130. C. 7 )0. Evening Servire.

UNITY 34 8. High st Rev. Jessie O. Maloney. 11 a.

Morning Service. Elevator Service. Unity Literature on (ale. VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA THE VOLUNTEERS OP AMERICA Hill and James sts. Sunday School, I p.

Sunday Evening, 7'30. Adjutant John H. Dunn In charge. CHURCH SUPPLIES Bibles, church printing, Pally day, promotion day supplies. 20.000 used books -we huv, sell, Christian Fello.

ship Bonk (service, 74 8, Howtrd st: JE-9J74. as the stars. 7:30 WADC The Human Adventure series depicts the "typical American City." 8:00 WADC-Hit Para era Mark Warnow and Orrin Tucker hring popular tunes. in Common" is the play to be aired by the Radio Guild. 0f- WTAM -Uncle Ezra and his gang entertain with a half hour show.

WADC Maury Maverick, mayor of San Antonio, will give his reasons for aban- rionimr isolationism. 1 10:30 WADC Bob Crosby plays tunes for dancers and Guy Lombardo follows at 11. Recordings SERGE JAROFK conducts the excellent Don Cossack chorus in recordinfi.1 of excerpts from the "Coronation Scene" from Mnns-norgaky'ri "Rons Gortnonov." An expressive baritone soloist is used spslnst the, choral hackKrnunrl. The powerful, rich tones of the ensemble also are heard in excerpts from Tschaikowsky's "1SI2" overture. (Colunihia green label Bluebird's recording of "Don't Let It Get You Down." from "Hold On to Your Hats." is well done by Bob Chester's orchestra, with Dolores O'Neill offering good hut mournful advice about love.

Al Stuart is the vocalist for "Pr actice Makes Perfect," grooved on the disc's other side. Duke Ellington's orchcslra gives jazz a thorough ride in Victor recordings of two compositions of 'the famous maestro, "Sepia Pano-Irama" and "Harlem Air-Shaft," I featuring rjiythm and fine instru- mental color. OSCAR SMITH THIRD TERM OPPOSED BY BISHOP SGHREMBS CLEVELAND, Sept. 21. A rchbishop Joseph Schrembs, bishop of Cleveland, is opposed in principle to a third presidential term but has not yet.

decided how he will vote in November. "I admire President. Roosevelt for many of the things he has done," he said In a statement, "hut personally I do not believe in a third term. It is opposed to American traditions and not necessary under any circumstances." The archbishop added he regarded his choice of a candidate a personal matter and that he would not disclose his selection after he makes up his mind. The news reported yesterday that Archbishop Schrembs intended to vote for the republican presidential nominee, Wendell Willkie.

Pate Granted Parole From State Prison Arthur Pate, who was convicted of asault to roh the late Herman Fischer in today was one of the 61 prisoners in the Ohio penitentiary granted paroles by the Ohio Pardons and Parole commission in Columbus. Pate allegedly heat and rohheri the late hardware merchant at his hardware store at lis K. Exchange Aug. 26, 1037. Pate was sentenced to serve from one to 15 years in the penitentiary.

He had previously done time for assault in Alexandria, and for grand larceny in Florida. His parole is effective Mav 1, 1941. Vocalizing Rodent Refuses To Give Out CLEVELAND, Sept. 21. i.fi-A night shift has taken up a watch around the cage of a vocalizing rodent at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History.

The night crew awaits the mouse's first birdlike chirp since its capture. The mouse was caged at the home nf Miss Marcia R. Clay, Bristolville. who reported hearing its "soft, gentle, joyous and clear" voice several mornings. But.

despite generous poifions nf sunflower seeds served as song hait. thp mouse has failed to "give nut" in raptivily. CRM KI.KSS HACK-IT I OLNEY, 111., Sept 21. f.fi Mr. land Mrs.

Homer Kimmel put all I their eggs in one basket and start-i ed their car across the railroad tracks en route to their home. A train struck the auto, spinning it around and throwing Mrs. Kimmel against the windshield. The eggs, in the rear seat, escaped damage. WOULD YOU SCREAM If Your Wife Called You Listen to answers of questions like this on radio's newest, funniest show.

Tune in on Haven McQuarrie and "THE MARRIAGE CLUB" station WAPC 7 o'clock TONIGHT! Married couples parade before the "mike," answer humorous, intimate questions. Don't miss it TONIGHT! centers nf a nation and compete! with air-power, then we are ready to talk to him again. I In Admiral Stirling's own words he disclosed the routine, narrow view of a dyed-in-the-wool naval officer, peculiarly basic, with those naval officers whojire retired after pending 40 or more years in the canmm; peaches pkune plums )i ick i hi it fakm State Boad Koute 8 located mlle Irnm Akron rlt limit out anion rd route Nn. to route Nn. go 't mile.

SIRMdS SAITRIHV Mt.HT. V.1B lieryhndr welrome In the liif lent rertvul entering the ernnrt week Held Rev. erll Slmmnn. the ennverled drunkard, nnw the nnnlrv Preacher. Special Service Sutidav.

O'clock Suhleel: "HAM; Vol (OMMITTIIt lilt. I NPARIIONARI t. MM" other Services SIM1AV S( HOOI A. M. rRI A( HINCi II A WJW BROADCAST I P.

N. Christian and Missionary Alliance i Continued I.AWNDALE CHURCH. 2416 Fast av -Cha. Kegerue. paMor.

9 i0, 10 45 "Cods Authorllv And Missions-" 0 IS, P. 8 7 .10, "The Whole Armor." 170 LOCUST ST -Rev. 8 Rerger. 8 1 IS worship. 10 .10.

Y. 10. 7 30. Evangelist tr. LOVERS LANE, near Arlington si -Rev.

K. C. Fraser. Anniversary Dai Pastor begins sixth year of mlnlstrv In Akron 10 30 The Calamity of Collapse. 7 Kl A Potable Reser- nir NFIOHBOHHOOII CHAPF1.

27 NORTH HOWARD SI Special 3-rlav series of and L' antclisMc Serti'-es Sepi. 22, It. 24. Speakers- -Reg II Harletl Missionary to Chun Rev F. Ballard.

Missionary lo French West Alrica. Rrv Lamberl. Teacher and Evangelist, showing lantern slides. Other Services Sundav -Sunday School 45 A Worship Service 1 1 00 A Young Peoples Service a 30 P. M.

Missuuiarv Services 7 P. VI. Mondav Tuesday Hei'trea 7 .10 VI WELCOME W. CUNNINGHAM, nas-or. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Churchci of Christ, Scientist FTPS I -Fir Hill and Hurntrl SFCOND 50 Marshall av.

CirYAIIOOA FALLS 2217 Fmnl Sunday Seivices, It m. all (hutches and 5 p. ni First Churrh Ail churches Wednesday tn ft EADINO ROOM. 505 Ohio building Suhied lomonow in all churches, Matter CHURCH OF CHRIST HIOH ST I II High 0 a ill Bible srhnnl, 10 .10 a Rev, Owen Liven-good, acting pa-stor, 6 30, Christian Endeavoi NORTH HILI Tallmadge at Schiller. 10 30.

Morning Worship Churrh School at 9, C. 6 JO. Thomas R. Moorhoad. minister.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST- 45 Hnp-ocHll. II. NlcketsOll. pastor. 10 15, Entering Tlic Church -Fail 7 10, lie Chinch Rlcaks Racial CHURCH OF CHRIST i Corucrvotive I THAYER SI AND 1 ALLMAIIOE AV Rihic meet 10 a 10 15, Fnsl Mitaele Evening, a.

A Way Which Seemelli Rigln Bovd ri Fann.ni: eangells( Rii'le sniriv. Weoncsdav, nt Everv-one is invilrri. nARBERTON CHURCH OF CHRIS! -Fil't. st and Page av. Services 10 10 and 7.30.

201 SOUTH ARLINGTON ST. C. Kysor, minister. Bible study. 9 45 a.

ni. Preaching, 10 15 a. ni p. m. 9TH ST.

AND FLORIDA AV. Bible 8tudy. 9:30 a. Morning Worship. 10:30 a.

m. Evening aervice, 7.45 p. m. Walter E. Bankes, minister.

THE CHURCH OF GOD s)0 BELL E. T. Fowler, pastor. S. S.

9 30. Worship. 10 30. 7 30; Friday. 7.30: Prayer.

Wednesday. 7 .10. CHURCH OF GOD 30g BFNTON Rev C. Cook, B. 8.

1 30: Prearhlng. 11, 7 .10 Evangelist Or. Helen Mormw. nightly. 1 30.

IX I I Hlt II. MMMOSS Count rv Baptist Church ji As for commentators, WLW is carrying Wythe Williams' broad-' casts Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7 p. ni and wil, carry Raymond Gram Swing nigntly at 9 O'clock, Until the time changes WJW will transcribe Fulton Lewis' program for airing at 8 p. m. likHv thnr WTVV carry Mutual nationally impor- tant foothall broadcasts on Saturdays that local games are not scheduled.

As time goes on, more Mutual programs will be added to the station's schedule, Manager Bill says. Salutes to WJW will feature several Mutual programs tomor- WTAM (1070-280) WIIK Spanish reTUfl Spanish revue Art. of Paul Doufftas Prelude, Prelude New Dinner munle Cecil GoIIt recti Golly Around London Baseball resume Message of Israel Message of Israel News Inside of Playhouse Playhouse Don Orlando Don Orlando Gordon Jenkins Gordon Jenkins Hollywood tomorrow Hollywood tomorrow Gabriel HeaTter Will Hudson Radio Rulld Radio Ruild Barn dance Bam dance Barn dance Bnn dance Uncle Ezra L'ncle Ezr Quiz show show Vauehn Monro Norman Thomas' Melody In night Melody In night Cleno Krupa Oene Knipa Rav Heailierton Ray Heathfrlon Ctnr. Sullivan Ocnp Sullivan Ben OutlPr Ben Cutlpr News liRhfon Noble Ted Weems Ted Weems War tonight Duke Ellington Gray Gordon Gray Gordon W1AM (1070-280) WHK European roundup Studio Sunday Drivers Sunday Drivers Bible Highlight Bible IJiphllghts Tom Terru Ross trio Meditation hour Meditation hour Revival hour Radio All a Negro hour Negro hour Souihernalres Southernalres Melody time National defense Words and musle. Words and music Alice Remsen Luther-Laymsn Johnny Sebastian World news Bonnie Stewart Guiiar 1st Wings over America Wings over America Music Hal! Music Hall Music Hall Music Hall Lee Gordon ee Gordon SMver strincs Silver strings Glenn Darwin Vass family Al, Lee Reiser Al.

Lte Reiser Treasure trails Treasure trails Musicale Musicale Serenade Serenade Round Table Round Table Charles Holland Revival hour Charles Holland Revival hour Madrigal singers Revival hour H. V. Kaltenborn Revival hour Glen Gray Glen Grav World Is yours World Is yours Indians-Tigers Indians-Tigers Indians-Tigers Indians-Tigers Yvette. songs Star gazers Sunday down south Sunday down south Catholic Hour Caihollp Hour Beat the Band Beat 'he Band Indians. Tigers Indians-Tigers Indians.

Tigers Indians-Tigers Grav Gordon Gray Gordon Parade of years Baseball resume Furopean news Furspean news Band Wagon Band Wagon F.uropean news Furopean news Fair band Wvtho Williams Charlie McCarthy Charlie McCarthy One Man's Family One Man's Family Sunday concert Sunday concert Sunday concert Sunday concert Merry-Go-Round Merrv-Go- Round Fsmllar Musle Famllar Music Walter Winchell Parker Family Irene Rich Sportsreel Phil Spltalny Phil Spltalny Human nature Voice beside voil Goodwill hour Goodwill hour Goodwill hour Goodwill hour News Gils Steck Donahue Al Donahue W'orld tonight Johnny Messner Pnitl Cnlemsn Fanil Coleman News Freddy Martin Cecil Golly Cecil Golly Interlude Music Yon Want Music, voi' Want Oene Sullivan WTAM (1070-280) Morning melodies Do you remember? Time to shine News WHK (1 390-21 5) Furopean news Top n' morning Variety clock Variety clock Musical Clock Orand Melodies Kitty Keene Houseboat Hannah "Man I Married Midstream Fllen Randolph By KathleenJnrrl nv'id Harum Road nf Life Against the 8torm Guiding Light News Musical gems Breakfast club Rhythm requests Painted dreams Vic and Sade Mary Marlln Pepper Young Eleanor Hanson Clark Dennis Wife Saver Keep rit Gwen Williams Norsemen Sunshine Rue Buckeye Four "Desk chal News Lady fare European news Matinee minstrels Balloon Busters Bobby Byrnes Bobby Byrnes Julia Blake The O'Nells Linda's Love Editor's Daughter News Science adventure American Utgion Jane Weaver Light of world Grimm'i Daughter Valiant Lady Betty Crocker Mary Marlln Ma Perkins Pepper Youn Vic and Sade BacksTage Wlft Stella Dallas Lorenzo Jones Wldder Brown Orphans of Dlvorca Honeymoon Hill John's Other Wlft Just Plain Bill Club matinee Club matinee Club matinee Matinee profiles News Dinning sisters Treene Wicket Bud Bsrlon Olrl Alone Life beautiful Home folks The O'Neills Woman tn Whtta lsthernerks MeloSic moods Lowell Thomas Rocky Gordon Ptd Piper Rumba band Baseball return sr mttttmr BILL DENTON HEAR EVANGELIST KILL I) LIS TON SUNDAY MORNING 10:30 AKRON RN.MK ST. Siihjeet "THE HORO Or' CiOl) or moiT.ssoR finstun: BEDFORD CAMPAIGN BILL DENTON AND PARTY and and all next week al the BEDFORD GOSPEL TABERNACLE STRUT, BHHORI). OHIO ir; Mile trm Akrnnt TRIM IS: "Revival Or Ruin." "I Shall nme Aram 8nn service charge Fail Wil-)iam. Akron welt-kneia-n song leader, flccompanied hy i(e a' the grand piano. HI 4 Hil l.

Ill I ON ADIO PROOHAMS Tune in Sunday ai 7 10 A COCO He' aim. Curia. Sliorl Wie- gTOO Sunrlnv at 12 Aron, Oh.o, WAPC, 1.120 KC. For Ittrlher Intnrraatinn all ASSEMBLIES OF GOD PENTECOSTAL CHURCH CORN! HOWaRD AMI KIRK SIS 1 10 A. Sunday Srhnnl.

"10. 10 A nangerous Asijciircs Al'ing Life Higli- 7 .10 P. Leave Us I A nasi Wednesday evering. 10 Praver Fridr.y evening. 1 30 Young Peoples' meeting.

REV. .1. O. SAVEU, 1 APOSTOLIC 1171 ARLINGTON- Delnicr .1 White, pasror. Sunday.

10 a 7 4.S p. nv: Tues Thins, and Sat. 7 4S m. ItlOOSLAVKNSKA A I. A CRKVA-IOI Bellows st Nick Fiils.

pistoi SuitdifV, 10 7 10 Wed f'n 7 p. ni. Svisu Pojtani SLOVAK rFNTFC70S I AL MISSION -tnTi Chlttetirten Taul Mvtail. pastor. Preaching fl 30 a.

pi 2 in y. 7:15. Service 7 .10. ASSEMBLIES OF GOD P.STHEL Fouith av. and Chittenden st Claude Weaver, pastor 0 .10, SS 10 45 a morning worship: fl young people; 7 45.

evangelistic aervice. KIIUMROY PENTECOSTAIjMassillon rd. and Krumrny rd Rev. David Karl-sson. paalor.

9 45. Sundav School; 11 00. Morning Worship: 7 .10. Evange. listic.

7 .10. Prayer Meeting. BAPTIST AKRON BAPTIST TEMPLE 2212 Mnn-rhes'er Rd Rev, Dallas r. Rilllngton. pastor.

10 ni Sundav school; a. preaching. WJW broadens); 7 .10 p. evening mesHce MrNAOOHTON -Ott N. Ailiiigion, A Secer.sliom.

pnfor. Illhie School, 9 45, Sermon. 11 a 7 nt. CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE 7R1 BROWN STREET li A SUNI1AY SCHOOL How regiiler are you in your School Bllendance1 Start this Sitndny enjoy the nioriiiiig -then get the habit. 10 A Rev.

T. Wlllianison will give a report on the Prayer Conference which he attended at Louisville, from Sept. 18 through Sept. 20. 6:15 P.

YOUNG PEOPLES SERVICE Mr. William MrCutcheon will speak on The Ships ot Tarshlsh 7 .10 M. The time will be divided between Mr. William MrCutcheon of Cleveland, who will give his personal testlmonv, and Rev. Williamson, who will give the fourth in a series of messages on Rlble-fha rnclet s.

'Snili The Sadist RFV. WILLIAMSON Paslor. ill A ii s- A Sh.f A V'kl III Oav 90 Marriaee club George fichnllzler Marriage club George Schnitzler Human adventure Barn dance Human adventure Barn dance no Hit parade fi Hit parade Hit parade fi Pnpular music 0 Miracles-melody Public affairs News nf scout World entertains World entertains Fveninn musical Evening musical 1 vi Maurey Maverick Dance time i News nf war Dance time Pongs nf lalanrls World rianrc W'orld rianc Millrr A Kavrlln ji Rnb Crosb Bob Crosby Guv Lombardo O'lv Lnmbarrlo "0 Gen. Brpcher 4.j O'iip Bcccher IM)AV, SEPT. 22 WADC (1320-227) (1210-248) 'n Family altar i I-amily altar "in Family altar 4S Family nit ar Rumanun churrh Rumanian church Rrchren church Brethren church r.

News Rev. Sullivan Morning serenade News "0 Wings 0 er Jordnn Harry Mllner 5 is. Wines o'er Jordan Novelty tunes "i) Bohemian hour IS, Bohemian hour in Bohemian hour 1 li Bohemian hour Licht opera Reviewing stand Sunday serenade Sunday serenade March ot melody March of melody fvtletv club Helm Westbrook Calvary Baptl't i Canary Baptist "1 Tnllfh hour Polish hour nn Hungarian hour 1 Hungarian hour i Bill Denton 45 Bill Denton German hour German hour I'alian hour Italian hour rn Church of God 1 "1 Church of God I 10 Slovak hour 1 4, Slovak hour Hi Polish hour "1 Polish hour 1 I ucky Money Lucky Money Hungarian hour Hungarian hour Concert music Concert music. News Dance hand Ministerial assn. Ministerial assn.

Troubadors Troubadors Haven nf rest Haven of rest in CRS svmphonv CBS svmphonv 'n Cultural feature Cultural feature nn Singing program Smcing program 4 Sweet ihv'hm 1'. Sttert rhythm 11 Fun In print IS Fun in print .0 Gene Autry tn Gene Autry Harold Smith Younro brothers Rev. Simmons Rev Krhols Rev Bllilngton no. Bllilngton Chapel hour Rev Shelton nn World news '1 World news in F.llcrv Queen Ellery Queen News Rendervous Robert Peske "0 Workshop 15 Workshop :1 Crime doctor Crime doctor World entertains World entertains Rev. Hunter Rev.

Hunter Rev. Burke Rev. Btirke Jam n' Jive Jam 'n' Jive in Summer Hour 15 Summer Hour Summer Hour 45 Summer Hour 11 Tal71tieavTir '5 Take It. leave It 1 Concert music 15 Concert music i HeaoMinbvflnes-lp '5 Bohhv Dav 1 Bob Croshy 45 Bob Croshy Symphonic hour Symphonic hour Symphonic hour Symphonic hour Rev. Dye Rev.

Dve Pe Dve Rev Dye Lang Thompson Lang Thompson Phil Lpvan' Phil Levant "0 Al Ravelin '5 Al Kavelm nance mule 45 Dance miMr MONDAV, SKPT. 23 WADC (1320-227) WJW (1210-248) 1 European news i Organ moods Variety 45 Morning visitor ni Morning visitor '5 Blooming Bill Tl News 15 Popular music 1 HD Kitty Kelly 1 Myrt and Marge 'I 1" Hilltop House '5 Stepmother Rise 'n' Shlna Rise 'n' Shlnt Band News Morning serenade Morning serenade Tonic ttines Tonic tunes Betty Bargain Betty Bargain Keep fit, Morning mixer 1 Short story News '5 Martha Webster Hvmn lime Big Sister March of melody 4 Aunt, Jenny March nf melody 10 Kate smith Ruvlnsky trio 5 A Girl Marries Two keyboards "4 Helen Trent Sunshine Sue '5 Our Gal 8unday Melodic strings News News I Popular music Stump lis :,1 Right to happiness Firemen meet 45 Road to lite Akron answers "1 Dr. Malone 1 15 Joyce Jordan Fletcher Wiley I 3My Son and I 2 "0 Society Glri 2 15 Your treat 2 10 News (5 A friend Indeed Is anybody home? Air Express School program Cheer up gang Concert miniatures Concert miniatures Pleasantdale folks Carl Ayers 1 "0 lecture hall 1 15 Mrs. Wm. Corwlth 1 11 Lawrence race 1 s5 Swing unlimited McFarland twins studio Lawrence race Home edition 4 00 Popular music Home edition 4 15 Popular music Horns edition Accent on musle.

Fire fighters sS Scattergood Haines Fire) fighters Popular music Pinncchln 5 15 Popular muslo Ball scores 10 Psul Sullivan Diamond club 44 ficora Diamond club Oiilslandittg Kervleea li a Bible Hrhnnl, Rev. P. Spangler, gurtt upraker. 7. p.

m. The pastor. Rev. (. Ttke.

speaking nn Whi Are Jrhnvah'a Witnesses?" (hristian Fellowship Chapel, (nr. Ilalrd l. and (lav llr. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE F1IWT CHURCH-Cor. N.

Howard and Talltnadge. 10 .10 m. Morning Wmshlp, 7 .10 p. Fvening Worhlp. KKNMORR 17ih and Oregon av Rev.

Fart H. Slllllon. pastor S. 9.10. Preaching.

10 30: Evening Service, 7 30. ARLINGTON, cor Slrotnan Rev. A Berry, pastor 6 8 9 30; preaching services 10 30 and 7 30 with the Younce Brothera in chatge; 8. (I in COMMUNITY FORF8T HILL 724 Damon st 915. 10 30.

"Pennant Winners." W. A. Ornsh pastor. CONGREGATIONAL Mstkel at Union. Rey.

Noble Elderkln. pastor Church School. 10: Junior Crnirth. 11: Morning Service. 11, Jesua and Bread'; Young Peoples servires.

7. DIVINE SCIENCE FIRST UNITED METAPII YSICAI YWCA Chapel la High Dr Petrle Mahalfey. Sunday Morning, Dltilie Servire, 10 40 a Divine Science Literature, EPISCOPAL ST TAUL'S Fast, Market at Fir. Rev. Wallet Tunka.

Il l) rector. Rrv. Louis M. Brereton. rurate, 00 a Holy Communion.

9 30 i. Church School; 11 00 a Morning Pravrr and Sermon; Dr. Tunka will preach. How Tolerant Are You?" INTERDENOMINATIONAL AKRON OOSPEL CHAPEL Corner Fulton and Dudley 9 45. S.

II. preaching. (I 30, 7 30, preaching. 10, Bible lecture. DOOR OF HOPE TABERNACLE -Woosier and East Avs Sunday School at 7 in followed bv preaching bv Rev.

Flank Oldaker Evangelistic at 7 30 Rev Lee Rtchman. Special muMc at both services, FAITH TABERNACLE -Rarher srhool. Rev C. Plfutt. 9 30 a preaching II a Special music hy Root quartet, THE GOSPEL CENTER HIS Bromi Rev.

Dve. rasior. 8. 8 9 30: Preaching. Y.

Preaching, li 00. WJW Broadcast. 10 to 11 p. Prayer Meeting. Wednesday night, 7:30.

WESLEYAN METHODIST FIRST W. South and Kenyon. Rev. A. D.

Pero. pastor. 8 8, 9 30; 10 30 a. 7 30 p. m.

Mrl.E!8TK- MEMOR IAL Corner Coventry and Clifford st D. Hampe, pastor S. fl, 9 ill: preaching, 10 45 a anrt 7 m. MISSIONS crrY 8 Main s. 2 30 Services nightly.

7 30; Bible studv Tiisriav night. James Thomas, siijtet intendent, NEW THOUGHT TRUTH TEMPLE METAPHYSICAL CENTER -39 E. Market. Rev, Evelyn Rninstorff. 7.45; p.

m. PRESBYTERIAN THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 847 East Market atreet. Minister, Dr. William Henry Huber, DD. Morning Service, 10:30 o'clock.

Subject: "The Faith We Live By." Ill "Facing a Confused World With Faith." Church School at 9 15 o'clock. FIRESTONE PARK Qirard and Palm sis. 9 a S. 10 15. Worship.

Rev, Robert fVllls. WESTMINSTER 1350 Exrhange st. Rev. J. C.

Wright. Church School 9 Worship 10,45, "Follow the Leader Ff.