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AKRON BEACON JOURNAL. SEVENTEEN THURSDAY. nuttut it. iwi ryihurf. Gordon J.

Herrell of Bow. Wauseon, and Sgt Harold Donald ling Green and William GlieU ofjof Bloomdsls. Beacon Journal Radio Time Table ARCH ND THE DIAL ft iftWill Blanket Air 8 Ohio Soldiers Hurt In Accident OAKDALK. Sept. 11.

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jured late yesterday when a truck ran off a tnule uctwr.Ti and Glennioia. FuKene Smith of Gallon hs.l a -i and Vrmon H. Arnold of Jaakina a pnnAible apine i.a.ui The others less seriously injured wera Pnvates Richard G. Bennett of Tolenlo. Marion Keller of Howling Green, Charles Muck of Per- Tonidit At 9 J.

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It WADC (1S50) WJW (140) WAKR (1590) WTAM (1100) WIIK(HIO) Wfl.E (610) Columbia Mutual Blue Red Blue 1 00 World today HearJlmea Porelfn neaa Varleta IMropean newt Waka I'p-Swlnf 1 IS Tuna tlma Rue and inlna Rosa alulrra Home Polka Prolla Rota alttera Waka I'p-Swlnf 1 10 Oman moodi Military band Rer. Hunter Time to Shine Variety tlork Wake lip-Swinf 1 4S Troubadoura Newt Swain party Newa Variety rlork Waka Up-Bwirtf By DOROTHY DOR AN Reaeaa Jaaraal Raaia Eailar EARS OF THE NATION find the world will hf turned to speakers tonight for President Roosevelt's broadcast at 9 His address, postponed from Monday niht. is expected to sh up the latest international developments and is expected to ic significant. All networks have cleared their schedules to carry the preside-: talk that has been extended from 15 to 25 minutes, the Vh House reports. Stations of the Canadian chain and some in South America well as shortwave units are being hooked up for the broadcast.

Vs there will be delayed shortwave relays from recordings in g.iiii'n to translations in numerous languages. nimt Roosevelt's broadcast I. ii IE ML yak, $1.15 PT. (No. I4ICI 5,2 23 QT.

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Landis I Ball club Salon orrheatra War commentary Home of brave Portia Facea Llfa We. tha Abbotts Jane Weaver Marcy De Leon rolka Dots Vincent Neff Sports by Kent Pepper Young Belly and Bob Music, box Conies the band VITAMIN MAY SOLVE GRAY HAIR, BALDNESS By HOWARD W. BLAKESI.F.E ATLANTIC CITY, N. Sept 11. New clues to remedies for gray hair, and possibly for baldness, were reported to the American Chemical society today.

The prematurely gray hair of 50 persons was considerably darkened recently by taking a newly dis- coveied vitamin for two months, The possible baldness remedy, inositol, substance which acts like a vitamin, has been tried only 1 on animals, but it showed some ability to restore lost hair. The report was made by Drs. G. J. Martin and C.

T. Ir'hniow-ski and Stefan Ansbacher of New York. Dr. Ansbacher is the discoverer of the new vitamin, named para-aminobenzoic acid. Newt Rreakfatt elua Sreakfant club Breakfait club Chrlittan Srlenra Vole ol rimfor Rev.

Mr. Nuasbaum Re. Mr. Nunbaum Victor I indlahr Neaa-Muile Viruir Lindlahr rtanra mul Neaa Sinsint itrima Eleanor Ranaon Farm program Millahrel Vtenneaa enaembla Richard Kent Continental II S. tailing Neaa Tune-up lima Time for muiie Southernalrea Attention Conaervallon Jewmh women Pollnh Varletlra Polish Varletlea Hita MuMr-nrwi Clolden melndiea Newa Vetervrar mule Oraney-Hunter Maaquerade Helen Hnlrlen Pront Page parrel! Dance time Band St and John Hughrt Lady fare Views of News Dance tlma Party line Ken Marlln Lester Hull Orphans of Dlvorca Ken Marlln Honeymoon Hill Fddie Bush John Other Wlf Carvel Craig Just Plain Bill Dugout tmrrvlea Club matinee Talk of loan Club matine Indiana-Senators Club matinee lndians-ftenstora Club matlne Indians-Senators Ireene Wicker News Ted Melon Cedrie Foster Indians-Scnstora Inritanx-Senetnra Indlans-Senalora Indians-Senators Music by WHIsrd Music by willard Vincent Neff Baseball resume Indians-Senalora Tune time News-inusic Sports spotlight Pseudo Fur Dealer Ordered Out Of City A pscurio fur dealer was on his way out of town today, following several unsuccessful attempts to unload "silver fox" pelts on Akron residents this week.

Judge Charles Kelly advised Vincent McCaffery, 32, to leave town on a suspicion charge, after recommendation by detectives. Costs were suspended. McCaffery pleaded guilty to a charge of selling merchandise without a license. His "fox" furs included mainly two varieties of cat skins, the judge said. UOI 700 SECOND NATIONAL BLDG on VnlunlarT Cnntrlhullnnsl Chanter.

America Firl Committee, Aarnn, Ohln Neaa Muairal Oema Breakfait Club Requeat Rhvlhltn I Serenade II Ivan Ditmara I 31 Newa I 41 Sammy Kara Off tha rerord Off tha record Off the record Off tha record I 00 Muiie for you I IS Myrt and Maria I 30 Stepmother I.4S Tommy Tucker 3retehrn'a rulda Oretchen I tulda Singing atrlnsa Cheer Up Gani 10 00 Treat time 10 IS Man I Married 10 10 Bnsht horiiona 10 45 Wild Oacar Neaa Information Melody atrlnia Highlighu 11 00 Kata Smith Blue Blar.ert 11 IS Bit aiater tVin Allen II 30 Helen Trent Vie Prater 11 45 Our Cal Sunday Hfien Nugent 13 00 Neaa Neaa 12 IS Benny Goodman People a cholca 12 30 Right to HppinefHarrv Jm 13 45 Road of Llfa 1 11 find a way 1 00 Dr. alone 1.15 Joyce Jordan 1 .10 Fletcher Eiley 1 45 Chic Herr Town talker Flag rally Albert Spttrgeon Lener Hull 3 00 Chic Herr MS Prank Parker I 30 Music festival 3 4S Adventtirea Neaa Fddie Buh K-S flight K-3 flight 3 00 Richard Maxwell Shelter Parker MS Highways to healthTeddy Powell 3 30 Bob Hannon Johnson family 3 4S Mm. Carmel finnw Spins-needles 4 on Melody revue News 4 15 Melody revue Spins-needlea 4 30 Srattergood Baines Spins-needles 4 45 Ben Bernie Tea lime tunes 5 00 News Tea tlma tunra 5 15 Main at. opinions Melvjn Miller 30 Paul Sullivan War commentary I 45 Looking back Bcores-Grlffltha Defense Holds Up Big Atom Smasher BERKELEY, Sept. 11.

Difficulties In obtaininp steel have caused three months' delay in the construction of the University of California's gigantic atom smashing cyclotron but the engineers said today it probably would be ready for operation in the fall of 1943. Construction has been under way for one year. The foundation for the building which will house the entire instrument is finished. Movie Probe Is Hit By Ohio Professor COLUMBUS, Sept. 11.

Dr. Edgar Dale, professor of education at Ohio State university and an expert on motion picture content, today defended Hollywood's "right to vigorously and accurately portray" the war, branding the senate subcommittee investigation of the movie industry an attempt to restrict "free screen." "The movie industry is not propagandizing us into war," Dr. Pale said. "I have not seen one feature production which has been outspoken for our entry into tho war." YOU, too, Con be sum and lovely No tkirv i at ail. but th road to vouihiui vigor) iSupprfnipnr vjour fiiet witn lit TEN E.

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COUNTER 39C Childrne' Educational Toy TYPEWRITER H'rltes all capitals, essary ficiires and punctuation. Takes paper inches wide, any length. Wondcrfui for he-Rlnners. COUNTER 7 1 MADE WhietouuKUt 2 tor 4UC 35c IAI.E TVPK EXTERT I.OCKSMITHINO I'Ol'NTER IU II LM -t-t 'is looked upon as one of events of the week in tornational scene. All Ak- stations will carry his talk.

ThP colonial and Loewa theaters th broadcast for movie rniinnup of editorial comment president's address is sohed-fA -or CBS and WAPC at 10:30 ton ght and NBC will have a sum- NIKSKX guetit singer rnniy f.f comment on the Blue net at 11:05. The latter ionie from Iyindon, Buenos Aires, New York and Washington snd will include a commentators' table, newspaper editorials, and if official comment. In Air pi, IMF1: WJW has planned a unique broadcast tomorrow aner- 'rnon during a trial flight of the raw K-3 It is the plan to hrrdiast direct from the Wimp while it is flying over northern Ohio Wayne Byers will go aloft villi the crew and Larry Krupp uiil handle a WJW mike at the sirpntt Krupp gives an introduction and brief background ran stive, he will switch the pro-cram to Byers in the blimp and Rvers will describe the actual rindlin? of the ship while in the air ne snip nroancast win uc jhnrtwaved to the airport from whi'-h point it will be fed to the Mutual network The broadcast s-t from 2:30 to 2:55 and was arranged by Com. C. V.

Knox, naval inspector. Dot's Dailies OX THE MEMO PAD: Lum Ahner are set to return to the retwoik when they start a Blue net series at the end of the month in a fnur-week series Bill Stern ill move his ouarter hour sports feature from the Blue net to the Red net on Saturday nights F.dnip Howling, actor-producer, has heen sinner! tn take over the m. C. tile on the "We, the People" i i -ii ii me i iiesnav Alexander vun- rntt is set to go to London to report for Columbia He is expected to take the air early next month Herbert Hoover is scheduled for a CBS broadcast next Tuesday night at 9:15 on a "subject of national importance" An all-femnie panel discussion on RADIO SERIALS SEEN USEFUL IN SCHOOLS CINCINNATI, Sept. 11.

tfT and thunder" children's serials may bp the key to development of a comprehensive radio education program in the public whonls, says Kenneth C. Ray, Ohm's director of education. Assorting that serials ate an input tant part of the environment of children today, Ray suggested night that "schools might well devote some class time to finding rJt what programs their children fnjoy. and whether or not the r'OEiatns are affecting their atti- nrs anrt nbi.r, Siii'li an experiment, he added, rrniUI offer "a convenient approach the whojo, problem of develop-r' pemiipp radio program dis- iu. i i- iii i i- iiuwm.

Largest Land Guns Score Practice Hits SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 11. L'mle Sam's largest land guns, '6-inch coast defense rifles, had 'hpir practice shots yesterday and "'cd two direct hits on a 15-foot-srjuare target placed 12 miles sea. s'x other shots, out of 11 fired, scored as near misses. Thp "vfnot barrels can be elevated to throw one-ton shells 35 miles.

'Our Foreign Policy and National Defense" will be broadcast over Mutual Saturday afternoon at 1:30 It is reported that for the first time in years. Kate Smith will change the general structure of her Friday night set-up Claire MacMurray's series being adapted for radio will he titled "We're Five in the Family" and will sir over the Red net, starting early in October. Tonight's Toppers 7:00 WTAM Frank Morgan renews his search for Baby Snooks who actually will not return until next month. Fritch delivers the 10th V.F.W. broadcast titled.

"Unity for Victory." second recorded program from Fort Riley, features an interview of James Cost-igan of Akron. Gertrude Niesen warbles for Lud Gluskin's musical half hour. 7:30 WTAM Henry Aldrich gets into difficulty returning to school. 7:30 -WAKR- NBC airs its salute to the Junglemen down in the Tanama Canal zone. 8:00 WTAM Don Ameche and Jerry Lester play host to Lucille Ball, Ralph Bellamy and Woody Herman.

8: 30-WAKR NBC airs the Chalky Wright-Joey Archibald fight at Griffith stadium. 10:00 WADO Blue Barron features popular dance tunes. 10:30 WJW Charles Lindbergh sirs his Des Moines rally address on "Who Are The War Agitators?" By International Newa Service SAN FRANCISCO Jessie L. Lasky, film producer, defends the right of the motion picture industry to produce accurate accounts of current news: "The screen would be a vapid medium indeed If It rnuld not and did not portray factual accounts of events here and abroad." PES MOINES Senator Rohert Reynolds. North Carolina democrat, warns Americans to gird themselves for heavy tax levies: These taxes will touch the very bread and butter of every person In the, country, and will eliminate a lot of butter from some bread." WASHINGTON Jesse Jones, federal loan administrator, predicts that war supplies to Britain will have to be curtailed: "It seems a perfectly natural thinfr that we've got to spread the butter a little thin if we're rnlng to do something: for the Russians we've got to cut down for Britain." WILMINGTON, Cal.

James A. Farley, former postmaster general, does not believe th'at the recent i sinkings of U. S. ships ate suf ficient cause for American entry into the war: "People are cogni.ant of the danger in sending our ships with supplies to Britain; they expect to lose some ships." Melody! Mytttry! "MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE TIME with FRANK MORGAN MEREDITH WIUS0N onof hit HANLEY STAFFORD JOHN C0NTE Matter of Ceremoniet WTAM 7:00 P. HAVE YOU SEEN Today's yuotcs i VISIT OUR PET DEPT.

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