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Volumes To 1, Due113 5 Akron Beacon Journal AUDIO AIS'D VIDEO July 16, 1952 1 Helps Heal and Clear ATHLETE'S FOOT Zemo a doctor's highly wadicatod antissptie promptly soreness of tracked peeling; toes ana helps heal and clear the condition. ats-ltl Telethon Hokum Inviting Probe HIGH IQ VOX HER A JOB Anne Roberts Does OK On 'Info' Please By EARL WILSON Tk Bniss Jeirasl'a Breaiway Celaasnlst NEW YORK Akron's pretty Anne Roberts had to take an IQ test for her job on television's "Information, Please" program with Clifton Fadiman, John Kieran, and Franklin I Adams. It seems such a waste. All Anne has to do is wear a sweater and shorts and show visual aid cards to the audience. 'I -V I I 1 seewfeawssasssessas Strain Red, Danish Ties? MM iMrssl-Ckleag Dally Newa Serrir BONN, Germany Soviet relationships with the Scandinavian countries, already sorely tried, will not be Improved by the pub lication in Copenhagen of the first of- three volumes about the Nazi occupation of Denmark.

Many of the documents are drawn from the records of the German army, of Hitler's chancellery, and of Ribbentrop's foreign ministry. They show the almost uniform reaction, oa a world-wide scale, against the Germans' sudden, savage attack on their northern neighbors in April, 1940, One describes the American newspaper correspondents In Berlin at the time as being "particularly critical." Hermann Goerlng, Nazi No. 2, only learned of the plan 10 days before the invasion, and was "shocked." Ribbentrop himself was informed a. day later. GENESIS of the attack, according to the book, seems to have been a conversation in October, 1939 between Hitler and Grand Admiral Raeder, now serving a life sentence in Spandau for war crimes.

Germany's allies, for the most part, were unhappy about the development. Count Clano, shrewdly sarcastic Italian foreign minister. Is reported as saying he expected an assault on another front (France or Brittain). The Japanese were noncommittal. Mussolini is depicted as believing the action was "necessary." A telegram from tha German embassy in Moscow describes Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov as "unusually amiable" when he heard the news.

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makes for a hot nomination WADC, Johnny Dollar: Edmond Anne's thn daughter of Mrs. C. W. Roberts of 905 Thornedalei and a graduate of Old Trail, a prep school for girls. About a year ago he was assistant to program director Adrian "Bud" Cooper at WAKR.

"I don't know the exact results of the test yet," she told me. "It's over at Columbia University. But I understand it's pretty high." SOMEONE SAID it was about as high as John Kieran's. "I don't know about that," Anno. said.

"But I'm still on the show smiling and turning cards." Over at CBS they told me tho producer of "Information, Please'' had wanted a pretty girl on the program. Model agencies sent over their prettiest. "Just as a gas." the CBS man said, "the producer sent them all over to Columbia University to test theni." Anne was thn slnaricst onn of the lot. In fact, CBS said the test showed she had a "doctorate Anne, 21, models here, too, and is studying dancing and drama. She's done many TV commercials and has worked on many TV dramas Including "City Hospital," "Crime Syndicated," "Man Against Crime," Queen." ONE OF THE most Interesting jobs she's had here, she said, was helping to produce the Nor-m a Brokenshire household hints television show.

"It was onn of those make-It-yourself things," Anne said. "I went up and down Third av. In all the junk shops looking for things like glass bricks and old logs. I felt like a professional scavenger. "And while the show was on, I'd sit and take notes.

"Why, you could watch that show and afterward be abla to build a bench all by yourself." "What was your experience in that lino before?" I asked. "Well," she said, "One Sum- Radio Time Table WEDNESDAY, JULY 18 subject to chanos without notics.) ANNE ROBERTS mer I worked partment store at O'Nell's de--in the decora- tion Unlucky '53 visited Bhutan. The Intentions of Red China, its newest northern neighbor, are in doubt. Chinese Communists recently took over Tibet. Bhutan has often been forecast as a possible Chinese stepping stone across the Himalayas to achieve contact with the Communist-penetrated Gurkhas of India.

The Fights 10 WADC and WXEL: Chuck Davey of Detroit meets Carmen Basilio of Syracuse in a welterweight 10-rounder. CUSTOM BUILT RAILINGS TO ENHANCE THE BEAUTY AND SAFETY OF YOUR HOME ONE-WEEK DELIVERY FREE ESTIMATE OV-3833 ivininos ST. 8487 1 'Prospect Welks Chi i V-C 1 I I i 4 I I I Wife Rush Bhutan Crowning FCC Investigation Into Need, Public Audit Are Called For By ART OJLLJSON 1 Btu Jesrnsl Mli-n Writer It now appears that the Bob Hope-BUig Crosby Olympic telethon was about aa unnecessary as an applause sign when Hope tells a joke. Although the all-night TV show was supposed to have brought $1,000,000 in pledges, the Amateur Athletic Union was given only $100,000. The other $900,000 was missing a result either of phony pledges or a fictlous figure made up by the operators of the telethon.

But did the AAU worry? Nope Officials of the organization told Columnist Ed Sullivan it bad jtlenty of money. "Our college groups, our track tneets. our boxl.ijr finals and ordl- Tisry contributors raised enough to tske care of Jt," they said. THIS RAISES a question about all the marathon TV shows that hit the air. Isn't it about time that tha mask is ripped off such nhows and tha funds taken in are submitted to a public audit? When a newspaper or a social agency conducts a fund drive it submits its receipts and expendi' tures to Impartial outsiders who make sure that all funds are handled properly and doled out as they should be.

But who checks Into the flgnrrs tin these) telethons? Tha amount if pledges have always been an nonnced nut these were never boiled down to.vtual cash returns. It's understandable that, when telethons fail, tha networks don't want potential advertisers to feel the stars lack pulling power or sales appeal. BUT THEY should have no mors reason to pad the figures thsn a newspaper would hava to announce that a United Fund drive, ssy, had passed Its mark when actually it had failed miser ablv. Sullivan raises a good point when he suggests that the Federal Communications Commission, in the publlo Interest, should probe tha telethons. Tha FCO should (a) determine how much of tha money reportedly rained by the telethon actually lias been translated Into rssh, (b) refine permission for oilier telethons unless tha sponsors ran prove an Immediate need and rompel networka to Inform the publln how much Is rained.

Otherwise, the telethons will deteriorate mora and mors Into talent showcases and ftna publicity stunts. Red To Cover Football fans were beginning to wonder today whether Tom "Rod" Manning might beconte the voice of tha Cleveland Browns now that WTAM has become tha basic sts-tion for play-by-play radio ac counts of the pro grldders' full 18-game schedule. It Is questionable whether Bob Neal will be back at the mike for the Browns because he announces tha tMeverslon of the Indians' baseball games for a rival brewing rompany. Besides, the baseball and football seasons overlap considerably. A four-state network, comparable to tha one that carries the Indians' games, will air the Browns' contents.

WAKR is once again expected to be rsrt of the network. a Boxing Popular Speakinjr of sports, boxing remains television's greatest attrsc tion. Any morning after a big fight, all you hear on the busses and in the office Is "Did you see the fight last night?" An owner of an electrical appliance firm tells ma that orders for home demonstrations of TV sets are 15 per cent higher on fight nights than other nights, the exception being special events such as tha conventions and crime probes. The Wednesday night fights are among the five top shows in avary city reached by the rating men except New York. There, for some reason or another, tha fights aren't even In tha top 13.

Tonight's Radio 7 WTAM. Whitehall 1212: An elephant trainer's death Is solved. 7:30 WAKR, I.one Ranger: Adventures of the masked rider. 8 WTAM, What's My Una? John Daly emcees quiz show WADC, Hearthstone: A tragic wish is Investigated In "Murder and the Mother Who Said No." WAKR, Valentino: Ro-manlin tunes, at a new time WADC, Dr. Christian: Meddling children find "A Husband for Mother." WTAM.

Great Glider sleeve: Willard Waterman as the romantic water commissioner. 0 WAKR. Mr. President: Cleavage in major political parties You'll see the convention for a PENNY AN HOUR! IVADO (1S50) Columbia WAKR (1590) American 00 News-Melodies Indiana Osm IS Weather Indiana Osm 30 Welodr Hlihwsr Indiana Oam 45Jlewi TnIjnnUis 'l 00Roiert Lewie Newe-Spiiris 7:16 Rnlwrt Q. Lawla Our Munn 1 30 Roberto.

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10:35 WTAM, Portrait of a City: Word pictures of the nation's large cities. Tonight's Television 1 WNBK. Summer Showcase: Featuring Pattt Moore and Benny Lesgy. 7 '30 WXEL, Name's the Same: Robert Q. Lewis' comedy panel.

7:45 WEWS, Hollywood Reel: Ersklne Johnson's commentary on movleland. 8 WNBK, Youth Wants To Know: Sen. Paul Douglas Is quizzed. WEWS, Arthur Cod- frey: Jan Davis and all the gang. 8:30 WNBK, Juvenile Jury: Panel of children tries to solve problems.

9WNBK, TV Theater: "The Great Big Doorstep," comedy of a Cajun family's struggle for money. WXEL, Strike It Rich: Cedric Hardwicke, guest. WEWS, The Hunter: Barry Nelson foUi Communist agents In "The Puszle of Pier 90." 11:20 WXEL, Feature Film: Jackie Cooper in "Streets of New York." WTAM (1100) National WHKK (640) Mutual ttupper Serenade frewe-Westher Newi-Tom Manning suppertlm la Hit Sport Corner Three Star Ertrs Eddy Wayn Whitehall 111 Whitehall 1212 World Newa One Man'a Family What's Mr Lin What Mr Lin Ollderaleev Otlderaleev Fulton Lewis Jr. Mualc-Newa Oabrlel Heatter Spina and Needles "flptn snd Needlea Bplns snd Needlea fiolns snd Needle Chuck Cofleld i You. Bet Your Lit You Bet Your Lile Hollywood Muale HoUywood Music "contention Prev.

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To avoid 195S's menace to Bhutan's next king, thn body of the last sovereign, now lying In stain for almost a year, will be cremated sooner than planned. Coated with a shroud of salt, the corpse of Maharajah Jig-Me Wang-Chuk, who died last year at the age of 44, has been receiving farewell prayers from Buddhist monks. The royal remains were to have been burned on a pyre next year, after which, in the easygoing pace of the Himalayan kingdom, an heir could ascend the throne. BUT ORACLES trained In the Buddhist monastery Tashi Cho-Dzong have ruled that an induction to office in 19ft3 might imperil Bhutan's future. Only 13 westerners have ever Residents Fear Divc-Bomb Birds NEWTON, la.

Dfve-bomb- lng blueiays are terrorizing the people of Newton. Several youngsters have been badly frightened when they were 'buzzed by the jays and one was severely scratched by repeated attacks. Police killed two of the birds and thought the attacks were ended. But a few days later Don Jennings, Newton photographer, waa picking cherrlea and an infuriated Jay nicked him twice on the head. Jennings killed the bird with an air pistol.

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