The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 12

1 TUESDAY. JUNE 17. 1941 AKRON' BEACON JOUttXAL TWELVE Beacon Journal Radio Time Table CAMP PTXSTOX PAINTED par't on the 918 buildings at Carr.ij CAMP FUNSTON. June i Funston. Interiors of some of tie 17.

ail a crew of some 200 buildings also were painted, bBt painters has completed the work most got only a coat on the of spreading 35,000 gallons of side. STIMSON AND BERLE OPEN SEAWAY FIGHT AROUND THE DIAL Barberton Jul)ilce Highlights Slated fx! 1 WASHINGTON. June 17. OP The administration sent two of its key men to Capitol Hill today to open a legislative battle over the St. Lawrence seaway.

The house rivers and harbors committee, opening public hear pi tn ii ifvf if Be Broadcast Tl lDAV. Ji 17 WADC (1S50) WJW (1J40) WAKR (1590) WTAM (1100) WHK WLW (700) Columbia Blue Rd Blue Red I New Suburban salut. Marry Leon. Pepper Youn; Dinninf Utr Riht Happine I IS Main St. Opinion M-Ivtb Miller Pol pnu Brit; ri Bod Polka Do" Life Beautiful Pitl Suiluan a War new Drama brntnit bci Musie bi Captain Jark Armstrong I looln Bark Seores-arltflths Sport by Kent Lowell Them Baseball resum LeweU Thoma Amoa 'n' Anty Neva fj Area Prelude Easy Ace Superman IS Latin? Hi Crumps' aalu'a Mr Keen New of World Mr Keen Newsroom Seeond Husband Pinner music.

News Dinner music Jack Granee flporta editor Second Husband Dinner nuaie K. V. Kaltenbora Ne Ir.ude Spirts H. V. Kaltenbora I bo Miwlni Heir Wytha William Gordon Jenkins Johnny present Amanna; Mr Smnh Jnhnny Present 14 Miwlnc Heir Tango tlm lrd Beaverbrook Johnny pretentg Amatir-i Mr smith Johnny Present 7 3 First Nichter New Jordan Question be Horaca Heidt Question Be Horate Heidt 7 a First Kifhter Hew Jordan Question be Horae Heidt Question Be Horac Heidt tha Peopl Oenrt Dufly Ornd Centrl Crumlt-Sanderson Grand Central Crumlt-Sanderton IS We.

th Peopl Prom Mexico City Grand Central Crumlt-Sanderson Grand Central Crumlt-Sanderaon i I Culture proiram Akrnn-Hprinslield Canadian dinner Fibber McOe Wythe William Fibber McOe 4S Culiur program Akron-Sprimdeld Canadian dinner Fibber MeGe Indians-A'hletic Fibber McGee 08 Glenn Miller Akron-Sprlntfleld Btudlo party Bob Hop Indlans-Athletlei Bob Hope IS Public affair Aaron-Springfield Studio party Bob Hope Indians-Athletic Bob Hope 30 Juan Arviiu Akron-Bprinifield Ranch boys College Humor Indnns-A'hletic College Humor 4S World news Akron-Sprlnglield S'ory drama Colleg Humor Indiana-Athletic College Humor Jo 0 Ed Hill-Sport Akron-Springfield Johnny Lnr.f Fred Warlnf New Fred Waring 10 IS Bnhby Day Akron-Springfield Johnny lying "Lost at Sea" Johnny lyrnj New 10 SO Chic Herr Akron-Sprlngfield Th Dreamer Paul Whttemen Blue Barron Time for Hodgeg 10 si Michael Lorlng Akron-Springfield Blue Barron Paul Whlteman Biue Barron Dane music 11 00 Linton Well Think Vou re Smart News Newt World news Peter Grant II IS Charlie Rpisk Think You're Smart Bobby Bvrn Sammy Kay George Duffy Dane musts 11 30 Dick Jurgens Marvin Dal Chuck Foster Olio Thurn Chuck Foster Dance music 11 si Dirk Jurgens Marvin Dale Chuck Foster Rus Morgan Chuck Foster Dance music WKDNKSDAV, JTNE 18 ings on legislation to authorize the huge navigation and power development, called Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson and Assistant Secretary of State Adolf A. Berle as the first witnesses. Advocated by President Roosevelt as a defense measure, the seaway would connect the Great Lakes with the Atlantic with a 27-foot deep water channel and make available 2,200,000 horsepower of hydroelectric energy to turn the wheels of defense industries in the United States and Canada. By DOROTHY DORAN BAREERTOXS GOLDEN' JUBILEE will provide the inspiration for several special broadcasts over WJW.

An entire hour pickup will be made the night of June 29 when the jubilee week is given a sendoff with a religious ceremony at the Barberton stadium. Rt Rev. Msgr. Michael J. Ready, secretary of the Xatlonal Catholic Welfare conference, will return from Washington to his native Barberton to speak at this event.

His talk is to be broadcast. On the following night, Monday. June 30, Ben Bernie will play for the big jubilee ball at the Barberton high school auditorium. WJW expects to feed Bernie's music to the Mutual net shortly before midnight. The Friday, July 4th.

parade fnP Amerir. ACCURATE WORK DEMANDS ACCURATE USIOJ ing any 1941-42 radio contract Starting a week from tonight, Columbia will broadcast part of the Lewisohn stadium concerts by the I Will be described by a WJW announcer as part of the jubilee radio schedule. Starting Thursday afternoon at 1:30 and continuing Tuesdays and Thursdays for a series of four, WJW will broadcast interviews with W. A. Johnston, one of thi founders of Barberton.

In addition, daily five-minute Barberton broadcasts are being Have you had your present Glasses too long! Do you have trouble reading fine print! MODERN GLASSES will give you vision at its efficient best. So why be satisfied with less! Our OPTICAL SERVICE is designed to help you enjoy the benefits of MODERN EYEWEAR at the LOWEST PRICE consistent with quality. You Mayl'e Your Charge Account Optical Dept. Menanin ew lork Philharmonic aym phony Jan Garber will bring his orchestra to the NBC Band Wagon program Sunday night Gail Patrick and Bert Lahr are scheduled to take the Bing Crosby spotlight Thursday Senator Burton Wheeler's Chicago address will be aired over WJW St 5:35 p. m.

Eat Sensibly And LOSE FAT Make This Famous 30-Day Test! Ladies! If ugly bulging fat is making you discouraged here's a safe reducing plan a TESTED and PROVEN inexpensive, almost effortless home method approved by thousands of doctors Just take a half teaspoonful of Kruschen Salts in a glass of water half an hour before breakfast. Cut out pastry, fatty meats and go light on white bread, potatoes, butter and cream. Thousands who followed this Kruschen plan found they not only reduced unsightly fat from hips, bust, waist, thighs and ankles and gained a more stylish slimness but ALSO gained in charm and attractiveness. Now go to It, girls. Make up your mind you'll follow this Kruschen plan for 30 days.

Get a bottle of Kruschen Salts (a famous English formula) plain aired over Mutual next Sunday at WADC (1850) WJW (1240) WAKR (1590) WTAM (1100) WHK (lllO) WCLE (610) Columbia Mutual Blue Red Blue 1 00 New of Europ Headline Foreign new Variety New Wake-up-swlng IIS Organ Moods Rise 'n' Shlnt Who blue? Home Folk Frolic Who blue Wake-up-swlng 7 30 Sunrise 8erend Terig Tucci Rev. Hunter Time to ihine Old. new music Wake-up-swlng 7 si Chic Herr News Musical clock New Old. new music Wake-up-swlng I 00 Serenade Serenade New Here comes band World news Christian Selene IS Popular music (serenade Breakfast club Musical clock Musical gem Voice of comfort .10 News Popular tunea Breakfast club Aunt Jenny Breakfast club Rev. Nussbaum i Variety Popular music Breakfast club Orand melodies Request rhythm Rev.

Nussbaum 8 00 Btudlo Oretchen guide Breakfast melodies Bess Johnson Victor Lindlahr News-musle a IS Myrt and Marg Gretchen guide Lucky 10 club Ellen Randolph Victor Lindlahr Melody lane 9 JO Stepmother Hymn lime Community Corner Bachelor children Birthday party 45 Pop Inr music Cheer Up Oang Wife Saver Road of life Eleanor Hanson Farm program 10 00 Treat time New New Mary Marlin Bercovicl Swing music 10 IS Martha Webster Information Viennese ensemble Pepper Young Viennese ensemble Safety hint 10 30 Big Sister Choir loft To the ladies Lone Journey Eleanor Nash Tune up Urn 10 45 Wild Oscar Hollywood note Devotion David Harum U. 8 calling Buckeye Four 11 00 Kale Smith Mountain music Southernlre Julia Blake Southernalres Baptist church 11 IS A Ciirl Marrle March of melody Betty Randall The O'Neill Betly Randall Czechoslovak muslo 11 30 Helen Trent Luncheon club Farm and home Linda First Love sophisticate Czechoslovak music 11:45 Our Girl Sunday Luncheon club Farm nd home Editor Daughter LouH Rich Wayn West 12 00 New New New News Desk chat Masquerad 11 IS Variety People yolr Ted Malone Heru In harmony Homecoming tlm Frm Journal 11 30 Right to Hpplnes Helen Holden Luncheon orch. Orgn melodie Savoy luncheon Dance time 12 45 Road of Llf I'll find my wy New Nancy Dixon Graney-Hunter Dance tlm 1 00 Dr. Malone Dr. J.

O. Krmer Housewives' quti Light of world Bandstand Party line 1:15 Joyre Jordan Air express Housewives' qui Mystery man Lady fare Winger-Alexander 1 JO Fletcher Wiley Albert Spurgeon Jack VandaU Valiant Lady Lady fare Rhythm revue 1 45 Tomboyer Army bnd Midstream Orlmm's daughter Views of new Dugout Interview Jottings LOCALITEMS: The music of Reggie Childs' band will feature the WJW dance matinee next Sunday Mike Cndian, ynung tunesmith and musician, is playing with Art Mooney's band, a p. The Yankees' Joe McCarthy is set to guest with Rill Stern next Sunday night Kay Kyser has announced his establishment of two scholarships at his alma mater, the University North Carolina Budd Hiilick, once teamed with Colonel Stoop-nagle, will m.c. the new "Quizzer Baseball" show that will Bub for Eddie Cantor, starting July 2. Tonight's Toppers 7:30 WTAM-Horace Heidt and his music-makers air a half-hour program.

8:00 WADO Edgar A. Guest m.c.'s the "We, the Penpl;" show which presents a meat salesman turned opera singer. DISPENSING OCULISTS' osd OPTOMETRISTS' OPTICIAN PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED B. GAINSBURG at The M. O'Neil Co.

or new effervescent sparkling pieasant, ai leading druggists everywhere. Lasts four weeks and costs but little. Satisfaction guaranteed or money back. Adv. 1 00 Mary McBrld New IS Frnk Prker Matinee 1 30 Friend Indeed Matinee 3 45 Children Peopl Akron-Zanetvlll Orphans of divorce Honeymoon hill John'a oiher wife Just Plain BUI Against the storm Perkins Oulding light Vic and Bade Orphans of Dlvorc Talk of town Honeymoon Hill Indians-Athletics Johns Other Wlf Indlani-Alhletlc Just Plain Bill Indians-Athletics BEST FURNITURE 00 Bob Hannnn IS Burl Ives 3 30 Besa Johnson 3 45 Accent on music Akron-Zanesvllle Akron-Zanesvilie Akron-ZanesvlUe Akron-Zanesvllle Matinee rhythm Club matinee Club matinee Concert miniature Backstage wife Stella Dallas Lorenzo Jones Widder Brown Indians-Athletic Indians-Athletics Indians-Athletics Indians-Athletics Mother of Mine Meet the ladiea Olub matinee Edgar Guest All O'f aradl FRANCES LA Mi FORD 'C'nilM)' star Mutual feature heard regularly over WJW Mike has received 4 00 Howard Barlow Akron-Zanesvllle a Ball club Home of brave Ireene Wicker Indians-Athletic 4 IS Popular Music Akron-Zanesvllle a Ball club Portia Faces Llf News Tune time 4 30 Popular Music Akron-Zanesvllle Popular tune We, the Abbott Ted Malone Rhythm 4 45 Bcattergood Balnes Medina salute Popular tune Jane Weaver Wings on watch Let's dance 8:00 News Medina salut Marry DeLeone Pepper Young Three Romeo News 5 IS Melodies Mel Miller Polka Dots Betty nd Bob Polka Dots Paul Decker 6 30 Paul Sullivan War news Drama Behind News Music box Captain Midnight News-music .45 Looking back Srores-Orlfflth Sports by Kent Lowell Thoma Baseball resume Sports spotlight McGee and Molly and their cast offer comedy and music.

8:30 WAKR- Rt. Hon. William Lyon Mackenzie King, prime minister of Canada, speaks at a Canadian dinner. 9:00 WTAM-Bob Hope and Jerry Colonna keep up a rapid-fire volley of comedy. 9:30 WTA College Humor gives a musical bow to the University of Nebraska.

10:00 WTAM Fred Waring of his draft questionnaire Band Leader Chic Herr is back home from the Robinson Memorial hospital at Ravenna where he spent a week following an automobile crash He's having another PORCH Question Has 4,800 Words; Answer, 'No' CHICAGO, June 17. CTi Defense Attorney W. W. Smith propounded a hypothetical question to an alienist in a murder trial. The question took 4,800 words and covered 16 pages.

The answer was "no." ACCEPTS AMERICANS CANBERRA, Australia, June 17. l'B As a result of the United States' cooperation in the war, all American citizens in the commonwealth have been and will be exempted from classification as aliens. This means they will not be required to register or comply with any other alien regulations. PRAISE BACK-SEAT DRIVERS SACRAMENTO, June 17. O) California women can claim official approval for the usually disapproved practice of back-seat driving.

James M. Carter, state director of motor vehicles, told a group of club women back-seat driving is a "highly useful and honorable calling." Just received a solid carload of Gliders, Chairs and other Porch Furniture in a wide variety of styles, colors and patterns from the country's largest manufacturer of Porch Furniture. Priced low for immediate dis fers 15 minutes of music. 10:15 WTAM James A. Walker, a senior officer of a torpedoed British merchant ship, visiting in Cleveland, will tell of his sea posal! li 'I I -1 1 1 1 I I 1 -check made of his injured hands His band is carrying on dance radio commitments When Charley Hunter signed off his final broadcost before going into training, the studio clock stopped just as he finished speaking The WJW gang gave him la.

send-off party at Bill O'Netl'a arm the other night The feature midget auto race at the Rubber Bowl tomorrow night will be described over WJW at 10:15 or the conclusion of the Joe Louis 6ht. fDot's Dashes ON THE MEMO PAD: Dick tPowell and Frances Langford are to make their debut in a CBS series, "Southern Cruise," Friday, TJuly 4, at 7:30 p. This is be a musical series designed WITH ANY PURCHASE OF A DIAMOND KING AT 19.95 OR OVER NO EXCEPTIONS ef Any Kind, NO STRINGS of Any Kind, NO IFS OR ANDS You get the watch with ANY PURCHASE ot a diamond ring at $19.95 or over. .1 TERMS to pay tuneful tribute to Latin America Music of name bands lappearing at Cedar Point ballroom be aired over WTAM throughout the summer Fredda Gibson Und Walter Cassell will feature the tCBS Summer Hour program next Sunday night Brig. Gen.

Lewis Hershey's address at the junior chamber of commerce convention night wilt be aired over the network Toscaninl left $1.00 Weekly! Carrying interest or Charge PILLOW ARM GLIDER Today In Congress Otmiliit Itiamnnd witti Welt-Irn Ouarniitev-a. Has of 2 Coil Du Tont fabricoid water repellent upholstery choice styles, pillow arm or metal arm. Ball bearing suspension, spring base. Adjustable back. Many other features.

iVo Inlerett or Carrying Charget $23" I 1 0) Iflv v. fl aMalWAalaaaaaaBaallataB il il'ftlT'Jli(fJ'l By The Associated Pre SENATE In recess. r. Defense committee hears Aluminium Company of America witnesses in answer to Secretary Jckes' charge that company is and obstructionist" In defense program, Interstate commerce committee jhears CBS witnesses In support legislation to delay F.C.C. order Regulating chain broadcasting.

HOUSE Considers postmasters civil ervice bill. Rivers and harbors committee opens hearings on St. Lawrence waterway project. Ways and means committee continues drafting new tax bill. 500 YESTERDAY SENATE Approved legislation setting up new $250,000,000 road program for national defense.

HOUSE Passed numerous min or bills and District of Columbia appropriation bill. WATER MAY BE I'SEFTL ROUNDUP, June 17 (CD Water pumped from a coal mine may be used to irrigate farm lands. The Musselshell county 3 PIECES ALL-METAL PORCH or LAWN OUTFIT GLIDER, CHAIR AND ROCKER Enjoy the summer on your porch with this fascinating glider ensemble. Each piece is smoothly finished in enamel. Shower proof no covers needed.

Glider, rocker and matching chair all included at TERMS $1.00 WEEKLY Ao Interest or Carrying Charget board of commissioners has submitted a project to the works projects administration for approval under which a dam and reservoir would be constructed. Your Daughter Has a Right to Know It to every mother's duty to tell her daughter physical facts. How much bet-ter that she learn them from you. rather than from girls her own age. In feminine JB jjgj Ceauiw Piamend, Writt.n Ouirtntet ITTj 0 1 liH LP uaiiLi gaiffiimaii ISLI2L2J (njrj) Jnffl WEEKLY I Regularly $29,001 UPHOLSTERED STEEL CHAIR 6-CUSHION GLIDER Water repellent, six- 561,98 Leatherette upholstered, Silver glow tubular steel frame spring seat, A regular $8.95 value.

cushion glider wlthjfTl If "ki ma unor. iifHvv angle iron base. hygiene, facts may Deaisr.on.ea, or wnony untrue. Result, many brides use douches of over-etrong solutions of acids which can actually burn or scar delicate tissues. Today, there Is no need to use such deadly solutions.

Science has given us Zonite. Non-poisonous, non-caustic yet kills germ, bacteria on contact Actually de-t troys undesirable odors. Protects per-tonal daintiness. Most important, safe lor delicate tissue. Over 20,000,000 bot-ties already bought.

Free Book Teltt Intimate Facts. Give your daughter this frankly written booklet, "Feminine Hygiene Today." which you can get FREE, sent to you postpaid to plain wrapper. Send name and address to Zonite Products Crrxjration, Dept i 370 Lexington Ave-, New York, A mum wn mm m. m. www uv' 1 1 IV TV I Iff Om PumiNi wlthrll ten (mutant.

HtM Ufrkly Cms. 09B 363 S. maim ct far (33 OQBiWW aaaaaaai JUlAmJVyiT NEAR EXCHANGE I.