The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 30

(Programs Subject to Change Without Tuesday, March 7, 1950 Television 30 Akron Beacon Journal MTDNESDAY, MARCH 8 notice) WIIKK (640) Mutual WTAM (1100) National WAKR (1590) American WADC (1S50) Columbia AUDIO ASD VIDEO Newa-Musleal Clock Gene Hammers Musical Clock News HaDDV Hank Gene Hammeri News-Al Henderson Gene Hammers News Too Morn News-Too o' Morn News-Top o' Morn 7:00 Newi 7 IS Unity Vlewi 7 30 News-Music 7 45 Musical Cloct Bob Neal Joins WERE Staff 9:30 WNBK, Life of Riley: A mustache cup bought by Riley almost breaks up his -WEWS, Suspense: Dick Foran In "The Ledge." 10 WEWS, Pro Wrestling: Emil Dusek va. Lord Carlton WNBK, Original Amateur Hour: Salute to New Orleans. 11 WEWS, Tomorrow's Champions: Ralph Capone vs. Mandoza, semi-final; Dick Lingie vs. Claude Roberts, final WNBK, Ben Grauer Show: Jon Gnagy, artist, guest.

editor, George Beebe, relate their biggest news story. 9 WAKR, America's Town Meeting: John W. Snyder and Spruiile Braden debar question, "What Should American Business Do About Point IV?" (of President Truman's economic program) WTAM, Bob Hope Show: Program originates from New York City. 10:30 WTAM, People Are Funny: Portuguese farmer, who found plastic ball dropped in Atlantic Ocean last year, is guest. 6:45 WEWS, Dorothy Fuld-heim interviews Gen.

Leslie Groves on atomic bomb. 8 WNBK, Star Theater: Hank Ladd substitutes for Milton Berle as emcee. Pearl Bailey, singer, guest WEWS, Command Post: "Planning the Attack." 9 WXEL, Cavalcade of Bands: Eddy Duchin, guest WNBK, Fireside Theater: Two films, "Germelshausen" and "Sealed Orders." Today's Top Band Meet the Menlous Morning Edition Coffee Time Bob Reed Bob Reed Eddie Arnold Adolph Menlou "bff the Record" Off the Rerord Woman's Woman's Cluo oo News Martin Agronsky 8 15 Weather-For-YotiToD of the Morn 8 30 News News-Ton o' Morn 8 45 Music Bog Top ot the Morn a 00 News Breakfast Club 15 Nina Maeno Breakfast Club 9 30 Nationality rime Breakfast Club 9:45 Treasure Chest Breakfast Clurj News-Pals Saddle Pals Music-Weather News-Ohio Farm Welcome Travelers Welcome Travelers Marriage "'or Two Dorothy Dlx News-Hammers Gene Hammers Gene Hammers Gene Hammers 10.00 Weather-8oclety "Mv True Storv" 10 15 Arthur Oodlrev True StorT" 10 30 Arthur OodtreT Betty Crocker 10 45Arthur Godfrey Victor Llndlahr 11:00 Artnur Godfrey Modern Romance 1115 Arthur Godfrey Modern Romance 11 30 Grand B'am Oulrk As A Flash 11:45 Rosemary Quirk As A Flash We Love A Team Lenten Service Jack Serch navld Harum News-Your Neighbor oere Hammers Gene Hammers Gene Hammers May Assist In Game Broadcasts This Year By BEE OFFIXEER BOB NEAL. who has broadcast the Cleveland Browns' football games over WGAR the past four years, has signed a three-year contract with WERE. He will be sports editor of the AFTER INVENTORY News-El Wallace News-Club News Linda's First Love Lannv Ross Fditor's Daughter Harvey Harding; Hearts In HarmonyGabrlel Hesttcr Variety In Musio News-Music Easy Aires Music For Ohio Nancy Dixon Isten Ladles stars Blng Here's To Vets 12 GO Wendy Warren Ladles Be Seated 13:15 Aunt Jennv Ladles-Malone 12 30 Helen Trent Club News 12 45 Our Oal SundavAnswer and Win 1:00 Pig Sister News 115 Ma Perkins To Be Announced 130 Dr Malone Anything Ooes 1:45 Guiding Light Como Classics Mrs BnrtonNews-Juke Boi 2 15 Perrv Mason Jute Box Cerenaoe 2 30 Nora nrake Hannibal Cobb 2 45 Brighter Day Hannibal Cobb Double Or Nothing Double Or Nothing Today's Children "Light of World" Ladles Fair Ladles Fair Queen For Day Queen For Day 5 Bride Oroom "Life Beautiful' BrWP-W Kiernan Road of Life Home Polka Young" ilfhnnch no official an 3:00 Nona 3:15 Hilltop House 3 30 House Party 3:45 House Party Home Folks to Happiness' 9 A.

M. TO P. 31. DAILY News-Roundup Melody Roundun Melodv Roundup Melody Roundup News-Snotllght fUar Spotlight fitar Bnotlight Star BpotUght -hi Pt Hi nr. A I nouncement of his broadcast "Backstage rlfe" 4 00 "jack Clifton News-Matinee Feauest Matinee Stella Dallas Reauest Matinee Lorenzo jones Feauest Matinee Wldder Brown duties has been made, it is con-tMprprort likelv he may work 4 15 Jack Clifton 4 30 Jack Chf'on 4 45 Jack Clifton with Jack Graney and Jimmy Girl Marries Mark Trail Portia Faces Life Mark Trail "Just Plain mil" Tom Mix "Front Page Mix Challenge of Yukon Challenge of Yukon Armstrong Jack Armstrong News-Interlude 815 Weather-Muslo 6'30 News-Snorts 5 45 Curt Massey Dudley in handling the Indians' WCUE-AM 11150) baseball games.

His move probably means the 7:00 News-Tunes 7 15 June Christy 7 30 Newsreel 7 45 Snorls 7 50 Newsreel 30 Folk Music 8.30 Smiling Hay 10:00 News-Muslcale 10 30 Bulletin Board 10 45 Church In Wildwood 1100 News-Easy Listening 11 30 uncheon Date 12 00 News-Luncheon Date 1 00 News-Jerrv Crocker 2 00 News-Crocker 3:00 News-Crocker 4 00 News-senla M'isle 4 25 Rhythms By Roth 5:00 News-Dance Time 5 30 Snorts Today 5 40 Dance Time 6 00 News 6 15 Sports-Music TELEVISION Final broadcast of the Bar Association over WAKR tonight will feature, from the left, James F. Leonard, Waldo E. Short, Judge Vincent Zurz, Robert B. Romweber and R. Ralph Felver.

5:30 "Howdv Doodv" WNBK-TV CHANNEL 4 5 00 Idea Shop 5J5 Judy Splinters WEWB-TV CHANNEL 5 1 50 Ed Wallace 2:00 Louise Wlnslnwe 4:30 It High Tims 6 00 Uncle Jake 5:30 Western Serial 5 45 Rising Stars 3 00 Something For AH 3 15 Kitchen Clinic 3 45 Playhouse People 4:00 Idea Exchange 1 00 Guild Awards 145 Alice Weston 2 30 Muslrnl Mall Box 2 45 Leading Ladles TUESDAY, MARCH 7 Boxed Easter Cards 39c All-Occasion Cards 29c Buy Easter gifts now. A pood time to purchase Christmas gifts early at below prices. Also Easter Music and Programs. All merchandise in the store drastically reduced. Everything must go.

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Mrs. North Gentlemen Of Press 8 45 Mr. Mrs. North Gentlemen Of Press 1 00 Life with Lulel Town Meeting 8.15 Life With Lulgl Town Meet Inn 9 30 Johnny Dollar Arnle Arnold 9 45 Johnny Dollar Kenny Nichols Cavalcade of America Monte Crlsto Cavalcade of America Monte Crlsto Bahy snooks Official Detective Baby Snooks Official Detective "Bob Hone 8 1 1 Bob Hone Oav 90 XX Fibber Mcflce Mvstery Traveler Filab'T McOce Mystery Traveler Big Town 10 Tunes Patrice Munsel, soprano, ig guest in the following program: Orsnd Waltz Venzano Patrice Munsel Battl. Batti Mozart Patrice Munsel Bartered Bride Overture Rmetana Orchestra Loch Lomond Traditional O.

Colombello Mlo Giordano Patrice Munsel 8:30 WAKR, Gentlemen of the Press: Six reporters, Bernice Freeman, San Francisco; Jack Rider, Kinston, N. Willis O'Rourke, Chicago; Jean Lindsay, Charlottesville, Jay Zaller, Tulsa, and the Miami Herald's night city 10 00 Philip Marlowe The stars Ping 10 15 Philip Marlowe The stars Sing Big Town 10 Tunes eonle Are Funny Frank Edwards lu jo I'ursutl 10 45 Pursuit Srores-Bar Assn. Bar Association People Are Tune Time 11:00 News 11 15 Larry Fotlne 11 .10 Joe Relchman 11:45 Joe Relchman News Request Review Reauest Review Request Review News-Tom Manning News-Snorts Morton Downey Dale Shears The 1100 Club Polka Party The 1100 Club Polka Party 7.1 South llroadway ITt-7796 Toniits' Tunings 7:30 WAKR, Lone Ranger: "Case of the Million Dollar Minds." 8 WADC, Mystery Theater: "The New Stepfather Murder Case." WTAM, Cavalcade of America: Claude Rains and Agnes Moorehead in "Mr. Peale and the Dinosaur." 8:30 WADC, Mr. and Mrs.

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Romweber, chief deputy of the court; Waldo E. Short, also of the court, and James F. Leonard, former deputy, on the panel. R. Ralph Felver will serve as moder WHILE THEY LAST! ator.

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