The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 27

AKRON BEACON JOURNAL FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1947 27 iR(HM THE MM Women Prisoners Tahc Over Once Plush Rvsorl Hotel Air Races Hoard This Week End hack to Manila by Dr. Frank A. Waring, chairman of the PhlUp-iine war damage commission, after an extended business trip to tha u. s. Waring revealed today that in numerous talks with top busuiess-nien and bankers in Pan Francisco and New York, he found great Interest In Philippine rehabilitation.

All agree'! with him, he said, that Jnvasioif Due In Philippines liiraco luilv Ntw Forrtn Sfrrirf MANILA, P. I A new hut peaceful invasion of the Philippines is on the way -American interested it in the wonim's penal problem in and a committee sent, to Mniindsville to investigate found facilities "shockingly overcrowded an.l mademiate An appropriation of was TKSCV. SPRINCS. W. Y.i -Conifoi utile, airy ro.

for which fashionable folk of earlier n-eratum were eagi to pay a lam price arc occupied toil iv by dollars in search opportunity. investment this republic is the world's best investment field for private Amcr-t brought 1 lean capital. That is the itnispi-i Virginia's fmiale felons voted to eslulilish a separate tnsti- I hi- lieaiitilul and rminn siir nt hiii lor n. here on the hanks til the Last year the pii.l 15.000 (iieenln iar river are in sharp en fir the old resort hot, I lie re and trast to the cramped and stuffv ivl 1 acus of the lu-li tilialde land IP Before Moving Or Vacationing Let Us Kiiou! The Reacon Journal has frozen its i U'oilntH'Ti In 'me of the newsprint shm ta. If ynil are moving, going on vacation or want the paper stepped temporarily for any reason not notify the earner ly or phone the paper You should notify fne circulation department in writing at least one week before you want delivery stopped.

Tins will insure your Renins the paper at vour new address or when you return. Please state Hie IUTK YOU ARK MOVIN'C OK DA'l'I'S OK YOUR VACATION'. Persons who want, to stait the paper should call the circulation department to get on the wait ing: list. Their paper will be delivered as soon as restrictions are removed. (piarters here the omen Inn 1 sum minding Wm kers have liccn hern segregated for vears hrhinil i Imsy ever sini festoi mg th prop-the hi nil walls of the slate peni-1 v.

What hasn't yet been done tcittiarv at Vlmindsv ille. will be couipleteil by women m- The state legislature mates as part of their prison tasks. 4T Jmly C.tiiuno Returns To HC (hi Satunlay r.v lU i lM Radio ditor SEVKRAl, SPiX'IAL arc the wind for the ,.1, lno 1Tturn Judy Canova to stlu-dulcs. rrcliminary CHS' coverage of the Cleveland air lares have Veen announced. First of the to air locally over WADC, is set for Saturday a 2.:0 when the Halle Trophy race is flown.

Two others are scheduled for Labor da. The first, from to 3, is the (ioodyear Trophy race. At there is the Thompson Trophy competition, outstanding eeu( of the race. For on-the-KCone reports of the world's top air classic, an all-star cast of newsmen is ar-lomliled in Cleveland. They include Charles Boh Trout.

Douglas Edwards, Don Hill Henry, Hill Downs and Richard C. 1 Hr. 55 Min. 4 His. 49 Min.

4 His. 55 Min. ROANOKE SAVANNAH ATLANTA ATTENTION VETERANS Your opportunity to train for a Practical Tradfl ot Government Expense under the C.I. Bill of Riqhts. NEW DAY AND EVENING CLASSES START SEPT.

8. RADIO SERVICE RADIO BROADCAST OPERATOR RADIO TELEGRAPH OPERATOR ELECTRIC AND GAS WELDING REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING ir, ruoM. on Hiiiir. ran catai.ogi i. RESERVATIONS AVAILABLE NOWl Call Stadium 544? or your travel agent JJ Tonialtl's linings THK 1KLSH TENOK, Christopher Lynch, arrived tins week on the Queen Mary with his family.

His wife holds then new daughter. Marc.se, while Lynch has son, Rnan, in arms. The opens the fall "Voice of Kiresl 01114' series on in the Firestone stadium in Akron. He'll be heard with Howard Harlow's orchestra on the MIC. show.

Ohio Son E1STEHIS Air lines 6 10 W1IKK keieers of Filch lie Rc EC11NICAL INSTITUTE ClM of Pot I -t. from CHS. Assisting will ulerridew and Charles Dav of WGAR. 7 Ill -WAIIC. llun Mar Scaled Spook.

8 WAKR. Fa! Man: AIRSHIP BY. EASTERN "The Modern Shipping Service" FR-4014 21-27 North Main Street 8 10 -WAKR. Ibis 1- Vo.i- FBI vaudeville leain is aiiie-1 on a lew. I robberv ehal'Re WliKK HuiMor flrutil-mond: "An Auto Sliertlwiiv luidei RKTI' II I (.

to Hollywood om a summer spent in South Bnierica. Judy Canova is raring in Rive out the Cactus Junction Special I'rorams DESCRIPTION of the American Legion parade up Fifth Avenue in a WTAM. Mvs'crv 'l lieaier: Pepeat I type of humor. Her series heRins neiforinatice or as 1 lie 11ns Richard VVidmarli, 11 30 -WTAM. Armei'icsu Nnw'is: 'The iT tci on Saturday at p.

over i N'ew York will tie heard on Satur-! day at 12:15 over WTAM and Man'' srrirs. hoins carried hy all Akron stations in hehalf the C'omniunity Chest, rontinups Satunlay. Station WAKR will broad-fust. "A Th-eam A-OrovvinR" at 5:15, while WADC! tames "This Is Romance" at 15. Dr.

M. I). Ailes, AUron tlirei tor of pulilie health, will make a pub Hoosler Sclioolmaslei GUFST STARS 6 15- WADC. Jack. S111 un.

Hubert 'Max weil, swniii harpist. 1 WADC. Gordon Mai'liae Sinus: Maiv Jane VVabh. voeallM 7 45 WAKR. llenrv Cussidv cooo nd -Stint as substltule for V.

Kalti-uleoo 8 WI'AM. The Third lliu'si-inaii Ralph 8 a- 4:45 via WAKR. The Mendelssohn Male chorus of Waterbury, and the Tor-rington Men's choral club will be featured on the third program in a four-week series of choral concerts on Saturday at WTAM. The SO-voicr group, directed by 0. Holing Kurwell, will sing the following WTAM.

Judy will he surrounded with the same cast that, assisted her last season namely: Mel Blanc, RiAy Dandride and Joe Kearns. Tho initial show will concern trials and hazards involved in preparing the first broadcast of a season. and the Sportsmen will sinj; "Then I'll He Happy," "Old hiii if Cole." and "All Alone." On Oct. 4, the Canova show is due for a. time-shift.

It will air a half-hour earlier after that date to make room for the Kay Kyser program. k-l 1 '71 I' Hent7 Handel Rolierlson Merwin nrhore-Halonh Salutal inn HulU'lucili Amfn Celtic 11 In Flnndt'is 1 i Visiuns Th" I.nrd PmvtM- Edwards and Gen. Isu-ms Clue 9 WADC ft Hues lo Be l.Vitl American I.eeiou Vels 9 30 -WTAM Bill Stern: 1 ena Hornr discusses badminton. VARIKT 7 -WTAM. Hidings in Meiodv: Bun l.aialle concludes summer nin-nal series with spothiilH on American Lemon ton-veiuinn 9 WAKR.

Break the Bank: 11700 In Jackpot. 9 WADC Fileen Faiteil slum the following ronreri Ah Love Bui a Dav Beach Am Somas Morten Brahms Because in, lie Ave Maria Come to the F-air Enianl Tnvolami V-nIi 10 WAKR ''S'lC'i' Pohlu'ioi Flashv Sellas' in in a lU-i -oioii i.o" i.ple hout Irom MadiMin Suuaie lic- statement ennceniiiii; the present poliomyelitis emergency during the news broadcast at 6 to-night over WAKR. The Cleveland Browns-Baltimore Colts football fjanie, heing played tonijjht al the Rubber Howl, will be described over WtJAR by Bob Neal. Broadcast time is set for 8: Bees Hits TITI.K I' AIIT OV "The Second Mrs. Burton" serial will be changed Miiiottp.

'Adventure of the Red Feather i riday, Arc WADO (1350) YVAKK (151)0) WTAM (1100) YVHIvIv (610) Columhia American National Mutual Nevis hv Tloi-i -1 Martin Rlock M.irlin Block 'Hi Mix 00 Npks Fnnnv Mhii Nancv Dlnn 1 Wriilher-Musio in and Pil ules" Let's Be Gav 3(1 nnH.nffiihs Uncle Al fic Funnies Hivon vvudf-Musto 6 4S Richard Duchln Lowrll 1 nonm within the next few weeks. Due to ABO. Mil) 1 a change in characterization by Martha Alexander, who is the new News-l oin Manning News ol the World Bernio Armstrong Berme Arinstronir li no 'il Neu i-iiurts IS Jack Wraith Sinus Akron callmc fi Club lo -L0118 Uaimer" 0 45 Robert Trout U.one Un niter New Siion-Air A28 Ohio Storv fes Onjroroorrow Fulton Lewis. Jr. MKDINA- Troy W.

l-'ields, seaman 2v, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martha Fields of K. North is serving aboard the amphibious w-riter on tiie show, Claire Niessnn, who created and now plays the llmhwiivs 111 Mioodv iL'bwav In Melody ive Rose feminine lead, will be replaced. force flat-shin USS 'I ne ship is soon to return to San Tliego after a five-month slay at ising-, tao.

China. 1 00 Cordon MaiHaeHeatiiine Edition 7 15 Gordon icRne wood 1-30 -Thin Mini" Snorls-Muslc 1 45 "Thin Mu Henry Cas-Mdv "8 00 "Whur's Place" Fat Man" 8 15 "Arthur's Place" "rat. Man" 8 .10 "HI! Ill Peace I' Ins Is Your FfiT 8 45 "VIJI ill Pfiicf 'I'his Is Your FBI" 6a Break Ihe Hank S15 Howard-Sh'-ltoQ Break the, Bank 9 30 Kiieen Farrell "The Sheriff" 9 45 Eileen FarreU 'The Sheriff" Time-Plaee-Tune Hi 111 J. i aylor 'I nude of Spoils "Ird illicit S'ar Horseman' So the Storv Goes WaliZ Tlino Huiidoe Urununoiid a 1 11T 1 1 1 1 1 Id oe 1 liiimmoml MvstervTlirater Perry fonio Mvstcrv Theater I'errv Como Bill Stern Fvnnni; Si renade ToJBe Ann ounced 1 IK I N.S ()F Cliil) 10 clock Tunes" The Ohio Story in O'clock Tunes Pleasure Parade Proudly We Hail Frank Strasek Orrh. Paradise Bay Wi'TlUr, Ti VAUIIC TUtV I ACT? A new serial.

"Story of Holly Sloane" replaces "Masquerade" over WTAM on Monday Dave Rose gets the baton assignment on the fall Red Skelton show. He'll conduct a crew of 37. Skelton is auditioning for two new characters; junior's mother and Clem's girl friend. The return of junior's mother to replace last season's grandmother is the result of fan mail on the subject. When Jimmy Durante returns to the air, he will still be looking for the elusive "Mrs.

Calabash" Ben Grauer is off for Japan. He'll be in H'" i' rfn iiir i i iri' ii N0 PH0NE 0R 10 00 News Rohinson-Kehosiian 10T5 Sons of Pioneers Hobnon-Sebnstian lillf) Siiinnav Enr.is Koin.son-Seba.stian lii 45 Skmnav Fi.i'.is Kohiiien-Sebastian Tl-OoTjews Hews 11 15 Music-Weather Penuest Review 11 .10 Desi Arnez Fefiuest 11 4i De-i Arnf.T Henuevt Review Murray Youns Disc niwr News-Tom Manning Richard Harkness Americans Novels Americans Novels llisr HiL'u'er Iiisc Dicucr 6:00 NEWS SPORTS 6:30 LONE RANGER 7:00 HEADLINE ED. i-JL' m. via Willi (H20). prOKram after 9:4." p.

SATI RDW, Al'ti. 30 The latest, news with I pickups from many pointrl and interviews with men' Tokyo to broadcast, the anniversary W1IKK (GtO) Mutual WTAM (1100) National WAKR (1590) American WADC Columhia i w- la. fJ a who make the news. 7:15 BARRY WOOD 8:00 THE FAT MAN News Ton o' th Nfora Kews-VanetJ Fishers of Men 640 Music Hall Coffee Time Colfee Time of the signing of the surrender ny the Nips and to collect material for special events broadcasts of the future. Gordon Goodman, tenor, is back COIL SPRINGS! News-Music Box Muslo Box Guest Star ew a Re "story Shoo Srory Shoo News HI NelRhhor 7 -00 News 1 15 7,30 News-Band." 7 45 Musical Clock 8 00 News 8 i.t tidcn Gftie 8 30 News 8 45 Music Vtir! Another thriller with the Weekend Reporter Weekend Reporter Tune T'me Tune 1 lrae Maiiin Aronskv church Women I Top Tales Mo' o'- vC.im.

Ads with the Fred Waling show after Fat Man involved a i Thirklv nestJprl roil sprliiRS to plv Iiixin ions a 1 -niK rnmtoi t. At this itiw pruo of only si 2 murder. 8:30 YOUR F.B.I. an absence of several months When "Dr. I.

appeared in St Paul this week, one of the con Rhythm lit Records Lmiier Awhile Everv Man Treasure 1 ir-rer Awhile Archie Andrews Meet the Band Ar-hii Andrews Rhythm it Riaron C'- W4Mmk 9:00 B3EAK the BANK, testants was a "Mrs. Mars." She received a box of candv bars as Musical Contrasts Musical Contrasts Sav it with MusiO Say it with Music 9:30 THE SHERIFF well as the silver dollars, for "Meet he Meeks" "Meet CP Meeks Home Feature Home Feature Ask Miss Wells A mystery is solved by i knowing the correct answer. Win with Jhlo 1 111 wiih Ohio Public Affairs Kmllln' Fd MTonnell Carnival of Mule The Sheriff in true western fashion. 10:00 BOXING Ray Robinson vs. Flashy! Sebastian in a welter- weight bout at Madison fi 00 Barnvard FoliiesAI Pcaree 1 15 I Peaire 9 30 Mary L.

1 avlor CvL T.me 9 45 M.lryJ,. laylor I'M. Time 10- (i0Lct's Pretend Claude Tbornhill 10:15 Let Pretend Callllnl All Glrla 10 30 "Adventurers" Tommy Bartleit 10 45 "Adventurers Tommy B.inirlt. 0uTheater of Today Tones 1115 Theater of TodavHit Tunes 11- Junior 11 45Mu in 12 IW Grand Central News 12.15 Grand Cemral (i'--k Un Tlm 12 3(1 Ciiuiiiv nr N' ws 12 45 Cnun'v F.i ir iree n-rlietr ike N- 'ieauests 115 Give Tasa cne-t Mnilnee 1:30 Hey, Burnham Peouest Malinee 14 5 Rev. B'ir-I He-T'e.

t. Malinee "2 Oil 1 ir.d N- ws lUti ies's 5 15 Band Request Mat. nee 2 30 Re'h Grenier Ri-iuct Ma'lnee 2 3 00 Sclilct'A-i 1" News RcouestS .1 15 il.ll.mf 3 Hopellil Si ike Matlllie "RMFr! I ttM ee "4 00 Cros See -i'SA Reque Matinee 4 15 Cross Sic -USA Re-i-n' Me'ines 4 1 mi s' I' 'I Bi H-iwk 4 45 1 isiniiia; I'o-i l'-'l-cbj "5 00 Calvary Hour New s-sVures S'15 Calvary ll mr -1 her Man Hi Bill Griffith-. Go" Me-noral 5 45 I.atrv Li- Go -4 Memorial AKRON INSTITUTE of MUSIC Akron's Olrtpt air! InrjtrU Srhnnl of "ltiir All Tauxht rtalrl and Popular) inrludinjf PIANO VOICE AND OPERATIC COACHING TliPfirv. ll.irmnn nl Comitoltion Banil and Orrhrlr Trainin Square Garden.

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