The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 11

AROVM) THE 1 1 i- mi vv, skit. 1 AhliON liKACON JOI KNAL CAPACITY DAYS Microphones Move To Gridirons i v. i SALE Represent Area Two Akron district attorneys have hoi'n chosen commit ti mpni-lu-is fur the 70th iinnual mectinc of tho American Bar assm iation al Cleveland Sept. 22-26. Edmund Burroughs if Akron, and Joseph Frease of Canton, will represent the district in the proceedings.

One of the highlights of the convention will be a debate on the Taft-Hartley law by representatives of labor and fT AKRON INSTITUTE of MUSIC ki mi'i Oldf-t nd I artiest Schctnl All Iiistruiiiont.s Taught (CI.ih-sir.il unit I'opular) Including PIANO VOICE AND OPERATIC COACHING Ttiporv, Harmonv and ompo-ilmn Band and Orchrstrn Training Votir favorite Instruments Can Ho Hented Here 102 S. High St. Idfrfd Ruitdinc HE-7014 Cor. Mill nd S. High ALMOST KtiO.IHMI matches are struck every minute of the day in tin; United States.

jr-. til i' -ih a M-m Regular 3.98 Values 'Charming Children'' Return To Air On Monday Over WHKK By BEE OFF1XKEE, Badio Editor FOOTBALL AGAIN makes radio news. The charity game between the Chicago Beats: who played in Akron last Sunday, and the Philadelphia Eagles be described over WAKR on Saturday at 2. Joe Hasel will handle the play-hy-play from Franklin Field in Philadelphia. Tom Moorehead will assist.

Tonight, the second game of the Cleveland Browns, against Brooklyn, will air at 7:30 from WGAR. Bob Neal and Bill Mayer will be at the microphones in New York for the game description. Two of Mutual's Saturday programs, originally scheduled to move to new times in conjunction with the Army football broadcasts on Sept. 27, get their new network spots this week instead. The "Harlem Hospitality club" will be heard at 7:30, and "The Better Half" at 8:30, effective tomorrow.

Both will be carried by -a 7 r-T fa KNOWN FOR. VAUU6S I I A tn Ana. I I tar- sri ft1 a mam CRIENOUY STORE 12B HATS FOR ALL AGES EVERY FASifiOUABLE COLOR BOW, VEIL AID FEATHER TRIMS VW A-MIllS OF ENERGY! Just What the School Girls Wantl Flhott Lewis, right, knocks himself out at the mike as his wife, Cathy, awaits her turn to emote. The two are radio's top husband-and-wife, acting-writing team. They're heard on many daytime serials and evening dramatic shows.

WHKK. Dialing Around NEW BONNETS NEW DERBY STYLES NEW BERETS NEW TRICORNS NEW OFF-FACERS NEW BRIM STYLES COMES AS announcement of the marriage early this month of Millinerv Second Moor John Kieran, expert on "Information Please," and Margaret Ford, Boston columnist "Breakfast in Hollywood," with Tom Breneman, begins a nation-wide tour on Oct. 13. The show will be in Cleveland on the 23rd and 24th. "Charming Children," one of the local public service programs for Guests, Variety Ton glit's Oram as, DRAM AS MTt'ATION COMEDV 7-WAIX'.

Hnbv Snooks: Daddv tnes to enroll in school 7-15 WHKK. Ri'd Feather Tales: "Walks-iii-ihc-Haln." 7 no-WAIJC. Thm Man: "Case of the Stz.ime Letter a -WAKR, Pat Man: "Ten Minutes to Kill 8:30 WAKR. This Is Your FBI: Two rhilriren wiiness the killing of a civic crusader and are talked out ot testUymn Hfraint the man who did the killing. 9 WTAM, Mvitrry Theater: "Death Goes Shnpnlnir." II 30 WTAM.

American Novels' "Lite on the bv Mark Twain. CilFST STARS Jack SmitU Show: The Clark Sisters 7 45 WAKR. Clifton Utlev makes his last anp'ii ante as substitute tor H. V. Kaltenborn, uho returns on Monday 9 30 WTAM.

mil Stern Show. Jack Kiamer lentil? champion 10 WTAM Supper Chin: Arthur Godfrey, ad-lib wit alia radio emcee. VARIKTV 5 -WAKR. Brrak the Bank J11S0 In prize money fmcls Lieut. S.

Cuppy, Pittsburgh, remrninE to try to win it 9 45 WTAM, Rear Admiral William S. Parsons, chief of atomic defense, addresses Defender's Day dinner of the Maryland Society of the War of 1812 10-WAKR, Ten-round bout between Bert Lvtell and Jimmy Moore. The Cleveland-Boston baseball game, at Boston, will be aired on Saturday at 1 p. m. over WGAR.

pearance at the armory on Sept. 17 the entire complement of women musicians will be at hand. This is not to be a broadcast. It is a concert for which tickets are being sold. I'hil Spilalny, the director, got his musical start In Cleveland with his brother, II.

Leopold Spitalny. He went to Boston eventually, where he directed a 50-piece symphony In a large motion picture house. When he decided to organize an orchestra of women, fellow musicians, Including his brother, advised him against such a pro ject. His idea for an all-girl orchestra came when he heard Evelyn, now his wife, in a violin concert at Town Hall. His search for talent took almost a year.

Finally assembled, the orchestra made its debut in May, 1934, at the Capitol theater, and in 1936 began its long radio run, Spitalny is noted for his collection of loud ties and shirts. He almost never wears a hat but carries a silver-headed cane for luck. He likes to play golf but his chief hobby is fishing, preferably in Florida. He never drives an automobile because he won't take time to learn how. pre-sehool children, resumes 011 Monday at 10 a.

m. over WHKK Mrs. Paul Slaven speaks on "The Ufe of St. I'eter Claver" for Akron Deanery, -MCH, over A SPECIAL PURCHASE BRINGS THIS SAVING 'tiACK sum Bursllnff with fun the flattest flat on record tlia slioa vary- ftLL I1YL ON ont orders! Ask for ours by name! flpa i wff, IN 19t( there were 000 in demand deposits in personal accounts in TJ. S.

banks and $11,900,000,000 in business CAPACITY nAYQ FRIDAY, SKPT. 13 WADO (1350) WAKR (1590) WTAM (1100) WHKK (640) Columbia American National Mutual I POPULAR KANTRUNS 45 Gauge 30 Denier GOSSAIER SHEER 51 Gauge 20 Denier All Full Fashioned Very Slight Substandard! ot Reg. 1.98 Quality X-Y: 14 fv. I 0 1 1 1 1 I 8:00 News 5:18 Weather-Musio 5:30 Bill Griffiths 5:45 News-Interlud Funny Money Man Nancy Dixon "Terry and Pirates" Let's Be Gay Uncle Al Funnies Bryon Wade-Muslo Eddy Duchin Lowell Thomas News Martin Block Martin Block Pom Mix" 2,000 Pairs WOMEN'S 6:00 Mystery of Week News-Snorts" Jack: Smith Siliss Akron Callini? Club 15 ALL LEATHER CASUALS News Acs "Ohio Storv" Ees On Tomorrow Fulton Lewis Jr. Red Feather Tale Henry J.

Taylor Inside of Snoris News-Tom Manning News of the World Ilernio Armstrong Ilernio AmnsU'on? Hichways in Melody HlChwavs in Melody Time-Place-Tune "3rd Horseman" "Lone RaiiKtr" LoneRariKer" Headline Edition Barry Wood Snorts-Music CliftonUtUy "Fat Man" 6:45 Robert Trout 7:00 "Baby Snooks" 715 "Baby Snooks" 7:30 "Thin Man" 7:45 "Thin Man" 8:00 "Arthur's Place' :15 "Arthur's Placa' 8:30 "FBI in Peace" 8:45 "FBI In Peace" With Leather Soles and (ii'i'inan's slashed Hie price of these full fashioned nylons 'Fat Man" Mrd Horseman WAKR at 8:15 on Saturday morning. A general summary of the international food crisis will be presented tonight on the final program of the "Third Horseman" series over WTAM 8. Secretary of Commerce W. Averill Harriman and Douglas Fairbanks, will be guest speakers. Don McNeill's son, Tommy, has ben stricken with polio and is in an Evanston, 111., hospital.

Don emcees "Breakfast Club" In a recent "This Is Your FBI" show Frank Readiek played the role of an idealistic kid brother. The older, crooked brother was played by you may have guessed Readick's son Bob. Bee's Bits A LAX FREED has crashed three national magazines with pictures of his life as a disc jockey. They appear in "Metronome," "Down Beat" and "Music Magazine" this month. "Blondie and Dagwood," or Penny Singleton and Arthur Lake, of the Sunday air show, have just completed their 22nd "Blondie" moving picture.

They'll have but 10 days' rest before starting their 23rd. Three CBS summer shows which were well received are helnjr returned for fall hearing. They are "CBS Was There," "Rooftops of the City" and "Escape." William Stoess, musical director of "The Greatest Story Ever Told," is searching museums for musical Instruments of biblical times. He plans to use the ancient instruments to obtain historically accurate musical backgrounds for the dramatic moments of the broadcast. Hour Of Charm WHEN THE "Hour of Charm" orchestra makes its personal ap- This Is Your FRT' "This Is Your FBI" Waltz Waltz Time Laced Leather 9:00 Howard-Shelton 9.15 Howard-Sheltoo 9:30 Eileen Farrell 9:45 Eileen Farrell Break the Bank lireak the Rank 'The Sheriff" 'The Sheriff" Ouest 81 ar Bo the Storr Goes 'Bulldot Druminond' 'Tlulldoii Drummonrr "WJIKK SKINS OFF Meet.

The Press" Say It With Musis Say It Witt Music lo O'clock Tunes in o'clock Tunes Club 321 321 Mystery Theater Mystery Theater Bill Stern To Be Announced down lo a new LOW! You'd expect to pay much more for 1h esc stockings wilh snug fitting heels. Their tiny imperfections will in no wav hnrm their bojiutv or vear. And Hiey're in Ihe NEW Dark Shades! MISTJQUE and BROWN MAT! 1(1. 8'. lo 1 FKOERMAN'S Main Moor ffl 10:00 News 10:15 Sons of Pioneers 10:30 Sklnnay Ennis 10:45 Skinnav Ennis Moore ys.

Lyrell Moore vs. Lytell Moore vs. Lvtell Moore vs. Lvtell Supper Club The Ohio Story Pleasure Parade Fr a Stras News-Tom Manning Richard Harkness Americans Novels Americans Novels 11:00 News 11:15 Music-Weather 11.30 Elliot Lawrence 11:45 Elliot Lawrence News Request Review Request Review Reouest Review Murray Young Disc DlBKer Disc DlKKer Disc Dierrer Mutual pronrams after n. m.

vis, WHK (I-20I. SATURDAY, SEPT. 13 WADO (1350) Columbia WAKR (1590) American WTAM (1100) National WHKK (640) Mutual With Rubber Soles Reg. 3.98 and 4.98 Both At One Sole Price News Top O' the Morn News-Variety News News-Music Box Music Box tiuest Star Nfiws Reporter Story Shon Story Shop News 111 NelKhbor Fishers of Men 40 Music Hall Coffee Tims Weekend Reporter Weekend Reporter Tune Time T'uno Time Martin At-tronsky Church Women Tip Ton Tales Mnslc-want Ads QUALITY 7:00 News 7:15 Musical Clock 7.30 News-Binds 7:45 Musics! Clock :00 News 8:15 songs for You 8 30 News 8:45 Music vsrletr 9:00 Garden Osts 9:15 Lee Adams 9:30 Marj L. TstIot 9:45 Marj L.

Taylor 10:00 Let's Pretend 10:15 Let's Pretend 10:30 "Adventurers" Record Shoo Record Shoo PL Time PAL Time Ithvthm In Records Linger Awhlls Every Man's Treasurs Mrger Awhlls Archie Andrews Meet the Band Archie Ar.drcwa Hhvthm A Reason mm Jan Oarber Orch. I'alllng An Girls Tommy Burnett Tommv Rartlelt Musical Contrasts Musical Contrasts May it with Music Sny It with Music Win with JhTo "Meet ho Meeks' "Meet the Meeks' Home Feature Public Affairs I JF0 E9Qk EFP 10:45 "Adventurers" i 1 00 Theater of Toiisy News-Hit Tunes at "MOOS" 'it, in with Ohio wm wm 1 Smilln' Fd MConnel! Carnival of Musis Smiiin' Ed MConnell 'Mmival of Music nw stmt la Women's ond Growing News Renorter Carnivai of MMS10 M'anne Melodies Carnival of Music ia i neater or oaaymt Tunes 11:30 Music Album Junior Junction Music Album Junior Junction 12:00 Qrand Central News 12:15 Grand Central Cneck Ud Time 12 30 County Fair News LJ 'r Da ce0 rc es a 1:00 Give and Take News Requests 1:15 Gtvi nd Taks Bequest Marines 1:30 Rey. Burnhsm Pinskm Review 1:45 Rer. Burnham Pigskin Review Veterans' Adviser Musical Rendevous 140 Music Hall-News Art Museum Oil Plague Hits Toivn I I 11m PI W.il!i UmtA wi swim mm CASUALS! Sandals Tics Sling Straps Black or Brown Sixes 4 to 10 Girls' Sixes 4 to 9 Hand Lasted Hand Leather Laced One-I'leeo Mexllile, Con-si ruction Unite and Red Whlto and Brown These wonderfully cool, lightweight Mocs are ideal for around-f tie-elnek wear. 2:00 Treasury Band 2:15 Treasury Band 2:30 aeth Grelner 2:45 Beth Grelner Bears vs.

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