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THTRTy.TVTO AKRON BEACON JOURNAL FRIDAY. DECEMBER IT. 1943 AROUND THE DIAL emment to Introduce a maximum ent war, with provision! for 14 40-hour working week within six days' annual vacation (or all months after the end of the pres-1 workers. COLLETT FACES 3 MURDER CITATIONS 'Flu' Bun Hits Entertainers my Anjtott fight at ft over WHK Garry Moor and Jimmy Durante are joined fiy Singer Georgia Gihhs, Announcer Howard Petrie, Band Leader Roy Bargy and Producer Phil Cohen In concocting a comedy show at 9 over WADC. Sock Station MOORK PFTRIKMISS C.IRRS RARGV This is YOUR Substitutes Carry Out 'Slum Must Co WASHINGTON' COURT HOUSE, Pec.

17. iJPi-Fayette rmmtu'i trronW i iru U'i 1 1 hm aUmri rha rmat nnsi k.i; li i On' Themr A rrr rr a tiav a Art Objects Moved Back To New York NEW YORK, Dec. 17. convinced that New York now is safe from air attack, the Metropolitan Museum of Art i re-turning to the city scores of priceless art objects stored in a secret war hideout since Pearl Harbor, Francis Henry Taylor, museum director, disclosed last night that the art work again will be put on exhibition shortly after Mayor F. H.

La Ouardia announced that 82 city-owned paintings of famous Americans, stored with the museum art objects, soon would be returned to city hall. applied 'to the FCC yesterday for toda' to r(turn doerPe to establish a reiv stand-! der indictment against James M. ard brnadra.it station at Rochester, 60, in the death of each in America mo i poiflnont. You'll hot youVt won(t(( N. Y.

to he operated on 1240 kilo' Bv DOROTIIV PORAV Braron Journal Radio Ft.llr THE SWEEP of illness whirh produrcs colds and related rpspiratnry ailments is apparent in radio, both in network headquarters and in local studios. A checkup indicates approximately 10 per cent of the operating staffs at the networks have been affected to a point where they are forced to stay home. Absences, however, have not been such as to interfere with normal operations. The motto member of the McCoy family, Klnier. 5fl, his wife Forrest, 64, and their daughter, Mildred, 22.

Prosecuting Attorney John R. Hill said the grand jury, dismissed subject to call early in November, would meet to investigate the Thanksgiving eve slaying of the wealthy hog breeder, his wife and their schoolteacher-daughter. He said he would seek a first degree murder indictment in each case. cycles, 2.10 watts power, unlimited time That is the wave-length recently vacated hy WJW when the station moved to Cleveland and also Is being: sought by operators of stations in SteubetivilJe, and Washington. Pa WARC, Is headed by Com.

S. W. Townsend, one-time secretary-treasurer of WJW, now serving in the navy The applicant is listed at No. 1 Wall st Townsend is one of the owners of WKST, New Castle, Pa The application lists him as owner of 25 per cent of the stock of WARC, his wife, Wanda as owner of 25 per cent and Mar-jorie Clipp, wife of Roger Clipp, vice president of WFIL, Philadelphia, as owner of 48 8 per cent of the stock. 40 HOI EEK SOlTGHT CANBERRA, Dec.

17. Iflt-The Australian Labor party decided today to ask the federal labor gov- "The show must go on" has carried through A NEW KIND if radii drama "LIGHTED WINDOWS" present! by Aluminam Ctmpany tf Aniriti EVERY SATURDAY MORNING 10:30 a.m. etc. WTfcM mem CE3N with a number of last-minute substitutions in talent. fYank Singiser has been pinch-hitting for Gabriel Heatter with a nightly news period on Mutual and a number of guest star changes have been made in the last 10 days.

Variety reports that flu has hit both Hollywood and Broadway casts. Production on pictures has been held up as long as a week in Knme cases while a member of Ji IMPORTANT! MR. KEEN Now full Vi hour show nl" P. M. WADC CiLLJ 1 2321 ijrj.nim).

DIKANTK OHLN hold hilarlnti rehearsal program Don Dunphy Is to broadcast the Bobby Ruffin-Sam- It only take a few seconds save a tin ran for your rnun-try hilt It helps your country to win the war. WADC 9 P. M. WTi dio adaptation of "Wake Island," the CBS Playhouse production Robert Benchley is to guest with Amos 'n' Andy And Richard Himber supplies the Spotlight the cast was bedded with flu. Scarcely a Broadway cast is intact with various members down with the flu.

Not only the. casts are affected but also the audience. Pome box offices reported as high as 50 per cent ticket cancellations one night. WINS tiM 7 GENERAL ARNOLD Ether Notes TONIGHT: Diana Parrymore has a date with Bill Stern at an NBC mike Gen. H.

H. Arnold and other notables will be heard during the broadcast from the dinner honoring the Wright broth The popular Verdi opera, "Kigoletto," will he presented from the Mage of the Metropolitan opera house tomorrow afternoon and broadcast at o'clock over WAKR. Mly Tons will he Marred. The cast Includes the following: I.ily Pons Iwrence Tlbbett Anna Kaskas Thelma Altman Charles Kullman Walter Casseli ers at 8 o'clock over WTAM The story of Edward U. Murrow's recent close-shave in a bomber will AWARE) be told during the CBS feature "Dateline" at 6:15 over WADC Orson Welles, Ilka Chase and Chuchu Martinez are in the lineup Band music Tackle Cooper, now enrolled In the Navy V-12 training program at Notre bsme, Is to appear on the "Meet Your Navy" show at 7:30 over WAKR lane Darwell is to guest on Kate Smith's for the Stage Door Canteen Brian Dunlevy reenacts his screen role as a marine colonel in the ra Mi JL r' Ff? Mr' Jj 't Radio Time Tabic FRIDAY, DEC.

17 WADC (1850) WAKR (1500) WTAM (1100) WHK (1420) Columbia Blue Red Mutual BOO Nwa Trry and Plratai Oriran tunta flhtalah rartar B1H Good Health Mnnty Man Muaical matinee Gtngar ind Lanny ft 30 Interlude Jack Armitronf Tom Manning World nrwe ft 45 World Today Neva Lowell Thomaa Superman 6 00 Muslo featura Lona Ranger New-8corea New la Dateline Lone Ranger World newa Oranev-Henrr 6 30 On Broadway Sporta review 4ihn Rankin Montana Cnwbova 6 45 On Broadway Robert St. John fiahbllng Brook March of Victory 7:00 Kate Smith Earl Godwin Lucille Mannera Sam Baiter 7:15 Kate Smith Parker Family Lucille Mannera Fulton Oualer 1:30 Kate Smith Meet Your Navy All-time Hit Parade Cisco Kid 7 45 Kate Smith Meet Your Navy All-time Hit Parade Cisco Kid ft 00 Playhouaa Gang Bustera Wright dinner Gabriel Hrafter 15 Playhouse Gang Bustera Wright dinner Gracie Field 30 Brewsier Boy Spotlight band People Are Funny Double or Nothing I 45 Brewster Boy Spotlight band People Are Funny Double or Nothing 00 Durante-Moore John Gunther Amoa 'n' Andy Angott-Riiffin 15 Durante-Moore War correspondent Amoa 'n Andy Angntt-Rtiffin 30 Stage Canteen Wetrd Circle Rill Stern Angotl-Ruffin 45 Stage Canteen Weird Circle Victory prelude Angott-Ruflin 10:00 I Love a Mystery Newa Fred Waring New 10:15 Joen Brooka Frank Sinatra Richard Harlcnaii Man with Bund 10.30 Artie Shaw Johnny Morgan New-Mus1c Kn Domhey 10:45 News Johnny Morgan Rymphonette Strikea and Sparea 11:00 Newa News News Murray Young 1115 Tommy Tucker Platter Tarade Senator HawkM Randland 11.30 Ennc Madrlguera Eddie Oliver Duel de Bandlanrt 11 45 Ennc Madnguera Eddie Oliver Duel de Kerekjarto George Duffy SATURDAY, DEC. 18 WADC (1350) WA KR (1500) WTAM (1100) WHK (1420) Columbia Hluo Rod Mutual 7:00 World news News Melodies News 7:15 Musical clock Musical clock Musical clock Variety 7:30 News-Band Bible Institute Time to Rhine Variety Clock 7:45 Fellowship News News reporter Variety Clock ft 00 News Breakfast club Musical clock World news Popular muslo Breakfast club Aunt Jemima Top binds ft 30 News Breakfast club Marine corps D'Arteua 9:45 Popular music Breakfast club Treasure House Artega 00 Youth on Parade News-Muslo Hank Keene With the Bands 9 15 Youth on Parade Melodies Garden center With the Banda Mary L. Taylor 3reen Hornet Saturday Showdown New 9:45 Mary L. Taylor 3reen Hornet Pet parade RtBr Parade 10 00 Let Pretend "Navy Log" Hook 'n' Ladder News 10:15 Let's Pretend "Nsvy Log" Hook 'n' Ladder Cleveland at War 10:30 Billie Burke Land of Lost Lighted Window Hello Mom 10.45 Billie Burke Land of Lost Lighted Windows Hello Mom 11 Nkv 1 11:00 Theater of Today News 11:15 Theater of Today Melodies 11:30 News Tailor Maids Music room Consumer time Com ton White Melodies Hookey hall Hookey hall Civil Service Red Cross 11:45 Popular tunea Ted Fiorito News-Music Luncheon muslo Horace Heidt Horace Heidt 12:00 Dick Powell 12 15 Dick Powell 12:30 Polish hour 12:45 Polish hour Newa Resume The Baxtert In i rrludfl Henry Jerome Henry Jerome Lopes music Lopez music 1:00 Hungarian tunes Mrt opera 1:15 Hungarian tunes Mft opera News Lani Mclntvrt Mutual calls Mutual calls Freedom of Press Freedom of Press Spori story Sport stories 1 30 Merchant Marine Met opeia 1:45 Merchant Marine Met opera 2:00 Country Journal Met opera Piano quartet Studio Nhvv gree'ing Navy gree'ing Reggie Child Reggie Child Armv-Navv partr Army-Navy partr 2 15 Country Journal Met opera 2 30 Melodies Met opera 2:45 Melodies Mel opera 3 00 London report Rupert Hughe Harold Fleming Open Hnu.a Open House Met opera Mft opeia Met opera, Met opera Ten Pin tnpioo Horse race String time Piling time 3:15 Top tunea 3:30 Pan-American 3.

45 Pan-American Dramatic ketrh Dramatic skerch Headlines Curt Maev Met. opera Met, opera Opera Christmas Navv shnw Navy show f.ftgle club Eag'e flub 4 00 Churrh choir 4 15 Church choir 4 30 Cahary hour 4 45 Calvary hour Trophy Bears Great Names of Aviation Here or the men and organizations whet names are inscribed en the Collier Trophy in past years and the achievement for which each was cited: GLENN H. CURmS-rfrfro-Airplana Dtvtfepmtnri ORVILIE WRIGHT-Aufomoflc Slabilittr ELMER A. SPERRY-Crewepic Control WM. STERLING lURGESS-HyJro-Airpone ELMER A.

SPERRY Drift ndieofor GROVER C. Yocnf U. S. AIR MAIL Oporori'on without Maf occ)(W U. S.

AIR MAIL SERVICE-Commtrciol Nignr Hying U. S. ARMY AIR SERVICE-firif Around-Word flight S. ALBERT REED M.toi Prop.lf.r MAJ. E.

t. HOFFMAN-Dovoopminr-Proetfeof PorocSirfe CHARLES I. LAWRENCE Rodo Ar-Coofod fngiriM AERONAUTICS BRANCH, DEPT. COMMERCE-Airwoci end Ah Navigaftofl Forilitros NATIONAL ADVISORY COM. FOR AERONAUTICS-Cowling hr Rodiof Ar'r-Cooltd Fngfn.s HAROLD F.

M. PITCAIRN ASSOCIATES-Aurogi're PACKARD MOTOR CAR Aircraft Enjm. GLENN I. MARTIN W.igM-Corrymg Plan FRANK W. CALDWELl-Contreiob.

Pitch Prop.Hir CAPT. A. F. HEGENBERGER Bind Hying DONALD WILLS DOUGLAS-Oufitondina rmfngind Coot, morciol AirploftO JUAN TERRY TRIPPE 4. PAN-AMERICAN AIRWAYS oF Troni-Pocifie Air Ln.

ond fh. successful v.rutioif rttndtd ovtrwottr novigotion in th regular opurotion fhtro- cl. U. S. ARMY AIR CORPS Dtiigntd, constructed, quipped fho Xc 35 Subsfratoipti.ro Piano (First pr.uurt coein airplane to fct flown tucnnlullyi.

HOWARD HUGHES Round tfc. World Flight AIR LINES Of U. DR. WALTER M. BOOTHBY, W.

RANDOLPH LOVELACE, CAPT. HARRY W. ARMSTRONG Restores in Aviation Mtdicin DR. SANFORD MOSS, GENERAL ELECTRIC; ARMY AIR CORPS urbo-suporfiorgor, malting possibo tubftrotoiphir Hying THE ARMY AIR FORCES AND THE AIR IINES OF THE UNITED STATES Pioneering World Wide Air fransporfatioft vifof immediate defense and uttimato victor, ft 00 Popular music i a a Net el'y Cinss Memorial Onss Memorial Leon Henderson Dick Thomas Dick Kuhn Hawaii rail Hawaii calls Sustain Wines Sustain Wines Three Suns Organ melodies It J'J ISfWS 6 45 Wond Today This year's award of the Collier Trophy, most cherished award in aeronautics, goes to the Commanding General of the Army Air Forces, Henry Ilarley Arnold. For the General's "organization and leadership of the Army Air Forces throughout the savs the award committee of the National Aeronautic Association, repository of the trophy.

The presentation is heing made in Washington tonight at a dinner for Orville Wright, one-time winner of the award, on the 40th anniversary of his first flight at Kitty Hawk. The Collier Trophy was established in 1911 by Robert J. Collier, son of the founder of Collier's Weekly. It is awarded each year for "the greatest achievement in aviation in America, the value of which has been thoroughly demonstrated during the preceding vear. No name is more worthy of place on the famous trophy than that of "Hap" Arnold, the first fourstar general in Army aviation history.

"Hap" Arnold Has Been Flying for 32 Years Henry Hurley Arnold learned to fly with the Wright brothers in Dayton, Ohio, in 1911 the same year that the Collier Trophy was established. He holds Civilian Airman's Certificate No. 29. Born in Gladwyn, General Arnold was graduated from est Point in 1907 and in 1912 had set an altitude record at 6,540 feet. In World War I he rose from a post in the information service of the Signal Corps to Assistant Director of Military Aeronautics, operating 30 flying schools for 125,000 enlisted men.

Tough, tireless and tenacious, he fought for greater recognition of air power ceaselessly down the years even taking "banishment" to a quiet post for championing "Pilly" Mitchell 5n 1925. Our Army Air Forces, under General Arnold, have expanded from 1.WM) officers, 19,000 enlisted men and 3.900 planes in 1938 to a globe-encircling force today that is well on its way towards a goal of 2,500,000 officers and men and 100,000 planes. General and Mrs. Arnold live at Fort Myer, Virginia. Of their four children, Henry Ilarley, Jr.

is a major in the Air Forces, William Bruce is newly graduated from Wet Point. Lois is married to a Navy flier and David is still in prep school. 7:30 MEET THE NAVY Variety show hy the hlue- jarkots at Great Lakes, BOOK STORE MUST VACATE 130,000 SECOND-HAND BOOKS TO SAVE MOVING SACRIFICED 20 DISCOUNT ON ALL rSFD BOOKS The Old Book Store 17 S. Howard St. BL-5025 featuring the choir and soloists.

8:00 GANG BUSTERS True stories from the filrs of police dramatized in an exciting half hour hy Thil-j lips Lord. 9:00 JOHN GUNTHER A weekly review of the news hy this well known I war correspondent, author' musi'ca ihow and commentator. 9:15 WAR REPORTER Collier's applauds the committee's selection. Dramatized stories of AP featurti Jacques Renard Orchestra, chorus and vaur favaritm ti'naerc. "Four Stars and a Heart," a grand story about General Arnold, by Devon Francis, appears in Collier's out today.

war correspondent's bat-tlefront experiences, featuring John B. Kennedy. 9:30 WEIRD CIRCLE Famous mystery stories of the masters, dramatized a mmmp by an all-star cast. Tonight's story is "Expecta tions of An Heir," by Dr. Samuel Johnson.

Tonight! 6:30 to 7 CWT -for People qfJetion WADC i CROWU1-COLUER PUBLISHING CO, 250 Put, A'caue, Ntrw-York 17.N.Y. BEAD 4fNT EVMt DAT.