The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 5

MONDAY. JTTNTC 13. 1038 ATCT70N DEACON JOURNAL FTVT5 SUPER tsm mm 05 ESS Some Music, Radio Groups Sec Melody Replacing Swing In Popularity Senator Wheeler Talks On WPA Tonight; Irene Dunne, Cary Grant Co-Star In 'Theodora Goes Wild' SELF SERVICE Tonight's Radio Light Fare 6:30 Edfllo Cantor, WADC. 7:00 Burns and Allen, WTAM. 8:00 "Theodore Goes Wild," WADC.

0:30 For Men Only, WTAM. 10:30 Al Donahue, WTAM. 11:00 Bern le Cummins, WADC. News, Talk 8:00 Beacon Journal news flashes, WADC. 7:15 Governor Davey, WADC.

8:15 Senator 1 1 WTAM. 9:30 Radio Forum, WHK. 10:15 Tom Manning, WTAM. Serious Music 7 :30 argaret Speaks, WTAM. 9:00 Marek Weber, WTAM.

A4ARI CUTS mnmm By DOROTHY DORAN Rearon Journal Radio Editor STATUS of swing music provides the main debatable subject in radio at the present time. I dim aim aum4iali- stj examiner for the commission recommended the granting of a SOME of the record makers claim that melody is coming back. They say that the swing records are not getting the call at the moment and thai only two of Benny Goodman's new records have sold "in a big way." license Gerald L. K. Smith has 1447 SOUTH MAIN 1488 EAST MARKET 998 KENMORE BLVD.

543 DAYTON ST. 2252 FROST, CUY. FALLS 315 N. RIVER, KENT contracted for seven weekly broad 1 casts over an Ohio network First of the talks is set for next Wednesday from 9 to 9:30 p. m.

WADC will carry the broad THE other side of the de casts, originating the first one Akron's Schubert maje chorus 0r i.N bate we have the spectacle Irene Dunne Cary Grant will broadcast a half hour concei of hundreds of young fans over WHK the night of June 23 Utility Pitcher Given Away 'With Purchase of 2 Packages KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES 2piJ 19c R. E. Dorsey will direct the lb. lb. Shoulder Lean crowding a nearby ballroom to pay homage to the "swing king." They "almost went wild with enthusiasm," it was reported of the crowd at a Canton spot.

And Goodman's sponsor has just granted him an extended radio renewal. program at 8 o'clock. 2 Akronites Take SALT PORK PORK CHOPS BOILED HAM lb. Hiram Scholarships II). End Cuts Tender kVER at Pittsburgh.

Darrell Martin, veteran radio editor, 0" points to the flop of Gene Krupa's band at a nearby spot as evidence of the eclipse of swing music. lb. Sliced believes that bookers are lb. or Sirloin Chef Boy-Ar-Dee SPAGHETTI with Meat Balls Jki cans 23c lbs. Small ing, the Dorseys and Ferde Grofe will be featured After Fred Allen leaves the air, "For Men Only" will move to the 8:30 p.

m. spot on the Red net Wednesdays. VEAL CHOPS VEAL STEAK ROUND STEAK GROUND BEEF SLICED BACON BOILING BEEF SMOKED HAMS 2 lbs. sending out their high-priced swing outfits to "clean up" before certain downfall comes. Perhaps the "swing vs.

melody" argument will go on and on and one of these days we'll find that "sweet music" has crept back to its former place in the music realm. 2 2 WIENERS BOLOGNA Fresh lbs. Large Local Notes 18c 35c 25c 29c 25c 12c 24c 14c 21c Two scholarships at Hiram college have been awarded to Akron students, Carl Kloos, of 1850 16th st. SW, and Andrew John Kochman, of 923 Dan St. The awards of $550 are made in memory of a former president of Hiram, Miner Lee Bates, and are for four years study at Hiram.

Kloos, son of Mrs. Carl Kloos, was graduated from Kenmore high school. Kochman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J.

Kochman, was graduated from North high school. HANGS SELF IN JAIL WAPAKONETA, June 13. (JP) John Hoagland, 63, of St. Marys, held on a statutory charge, was found hanged in his cell at county jail yesterday. 15c 21c 39c 31c 25c 16c 49c 10c 25c 17c lb.

Fancy Ib. A TTORNEYS for Bernard Berk have filed an objection against Mild Toppers Yukon Club BRICK CHEESE PURE BULK LARD Senator! icuuiai UUIll" Ib. Lean BEVERAGES talks on 1 mission reiusai 10 gram a license ON THE air tonight: Burton K. Wheeler "WPA Has No Place in 5 lbs. for another Akron station Politics" Plus 2c Bottle Deposit during the Radio Forum Irene Dunne and Cary Grant take the Berk's lawyers state that the commission ignored the testimony of Akron officials and leaders that a Whole or Shank Half lb.

4 24-ox. btls. 25c lb. new station is desirable The HADDOCK FILLETS FRESH SALMON STEAK Ib. Tasty lb.

Beacon Journal Radio Time Table VEAL BEEF STEW LIVER Jock Frost spotlight in "Theodora Goes Wild" George Beatty, vaudeville headliner, appears on the Monday Night CBS show Bobby Breen returns to guest with Eddie Cantor, his former boss Cleveland's Bob Feller faces the microphone on the "For Men Only" feature Gracie Aden promises a naddress to the graduates Senator Robert Bulliley speaks on alleged political coercion over the Red network and WTAM at 8:15. Fiist of the talks is set for MONDAY, JUNE IS FILLET OF SOLE lb. lb. Tender Flounder CANE SUGAR Pure Granulated bag 123 WADC nviWin 5:00 Bf-acon Journal News Flashes. Shannon.

5:15 Variety. 5:30 Boake Carter. 5:45 Sports. 6:00 Just Entertainment. 8:15 Varieiy.

6:30 Eddie Cantor. 7:00 You Said It, 7:15 Gorvernor Davey. 73D Pick and Pat. 8 00 "Theodora Goes Wild." 9:00 Wayne King. 9:30 Aucllnn.

5:15 Hilltop House. 5:30 Sporis column. 5:45 Lowell Thomas. 6:00 Don Wlnslow. 6:15 Uncle Ezra.

6:30 Tom Manning. 6:40 Evening Prelude. 6:45 Let's Explore Ohio. 7:00 Burns and Allen. 7:30 Margaret Speaks.

8:00 Music for Moderns. 8: 15 Senator Bulkley. 8:30 Tales of Great Rivers. 9:00 Marek Weber. 9:30 For Men Only.

10:00 Amos and Andy, Ether Briefs IS 7RANCIS PETTAY, former 11:30 Lang Thompson. WGAR ll-IM-tfftfi) 5:00 Rhythm Rangers. 5:15 Popeye The Sailor. 8:45 Lum 'n' Abner. 7:00 Monday Night show.

WLW 6:15 Allen Franklin. 6:30 Let's Celfbrate. 6:45 Paul Sullivan. 8:30 Unsolved Mysteries. 9:00 True or False.

10:15 Kresup Erion. 10:30 Jack Sprigg. 11:00 Paul Sullivan. 11:30 Fletcher Henderson. COLUMBIA WABC 5:15 Popeye.

5:45 Lum and Abner. 7:00 Monday show. RED WEAF 6:00 Library association. 5:15 Benno Rabinoff. 6:30 Medical convention.

6:45 Bailey Axton. Sultana Rrpakfast of Champions Super-Body Kidney Beans 4 25c Wheaties pkj, 10c Motor Oil 2 99c Tomato Sauce lona i- I il A a ai lona Beans 4 25c Apricots 15c Fels Napfha Soap 6 bars 25c Sultana Quaker LarSe Red Beans 4 25c Puffed Wheat 2 15c Soap 5 bar, 17c Uma leans 4: 25c Tomato Juice 4 25c SoaP 3 bar. 16c WJW announcer who has CIGARETTES Camels Old Golds Chesterfield Lucky Strike Phillip Morris 1.33 "made good" at station WKRC, Cincinnati, is vacationing here this week He is one of six I staff mikemen at WKRC and han- dies the announcing on two tran- scription series, one of which is spotted on 73 stations The CBS "Just Entertainment" series I will fade June 17 "First Nighter" feature, an NBC series for eight years, is slated to shift carton Medium 5c 4 25c Grapefruit Juice 4 25c bar lona Prepared Spaghetti 10:00 Ray Kinney. 10:30 Al Donahue. 10:15 Tom Manning.

10 30 Al Donahue. 11:00 Bob Dailey. 11:15 Music You Want. 12.00 Oito Thurn 12:30 Sherdina Walker. wiik 5:15 Marlowe and Lyon.

orchestra. 6:45 Baseball resume. 6:00 Dinner music. 6 15 Organ Moods. 6:30 Voice of Labor.

6:45 Tony Cabooch. 7:00 Gems of Melody. 7:30 Those We Love. 8:00 Now and Then. 8:30 The Wilch's Tale.

9:00 From the Gay 90's. 9:30 Nation Radio Forum. Ivory Soap Cleanser Sunbrite Fancy Blue Rose to CBS next September NBC 9:45 a Little Ntffht Music 10 05 Will McCune. Dick GaspiuTe. 11:00 Bernie Cummins.

11:30 Rotrcr Pryor. wjw rn-stK 5:03 Young America. 5:15 Swing Sisterx. 5:30 Twemy Flying Fingers. 5:45 Good News! 6:00 Sports Roundup.

6:15 'Round Town pro; ram. 6:30 Virginia Johnson. 6:45 Father's Day talk. 7:00 The Factfinder. 7:15 To be announced.

7:30 Tony Pavlic. 7:45 Songsters. 8:00 Holiyvood on Parnde. 8:15 Quaker Slate club program. 8:30 Akron-Erie eame.

WTAM Hr70-''WU 5:00 Myrt and Marge. announces plans for an elaborate carnival of popular music to start IDEAL DOG FOOD Sweetheart BI.l'E WJZ 5:00 Herman Middleman. 5:30 Rakov's orchestra. 6:00 Jimmy Valentine. 6:30 Music Is my handicap.

7:00 Cal Ttnney. 7:30 Those wo love. 8:00 Then and now. 8:30 Paul Martin. 9:00 Magnolia blossoms.

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11:00 Carl Ravazza. 1 1 :00 Tommy Hopton. 11:15 Kay Kyser. Soap Chips Rinso Oxydol Pacific Paper Waldorf Paper TILSDAV, JUNE a in. Bulk Rice 4c KuileyNut 2il9e PlireTomato Snnnyfield Family KefchUD 3 mTs'' 25C Flour 24U857c Sunnyfield Pastry Heinz Ketchup 2 35c Flour 24 51c Tomato Soup rold Stream Campbell's 3 cans 20C Pink Salmon 10c ti Ft Pcatiul Butter XXXX Sugar 4 iL 25c Spaghetti 4 25c Bulk Brown Sugar 60 fc rolls Popular Brands SCRAP TOBACCO 2reg.

10c IP pkgs. EPC rolls 8:30 Akron-Erie game, WLW no-4'H) 5:45 A Thought for Today. Pioneers, 6:15 Hugh Cross. 6:30 Brown County Revelers. 8:45 Radio's Singing Cowboy.

7 :00 Prayer period. 7:15 Hugh Cross. 19c 25c 5C 50c vnv (l.c-n-Si.) 7:00 Novelty hour. 8:00 Music in the air. 8 :45 Popular melodies.

9:00 Kitty Kelly. 0:15 Down the avenue. 9:45 Canton studio. 10:00 Good Neighbor In Ohio. 10:15 Richard Maxwell.

10:30 Big Sister. 10:45 Aunt Jenny. 11:00 Marv Margaret McBride. 11:15 Enoch Light. RU PTU RE J.

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to 9:00 P. M. daily: Akron, Ohio, at the Mayflower Hotel, on Tuesday only, June 14th. Daily Dog Food Jack Frost Cane Sugar 10 7:30 Arthur Chandler. Jr.

Ib. bag lona Tomatoes No.2 cans 7:45 Brown County Revelers. 8:00 The Merrymakers. 8:15 Peter Grant. 8:30 The Gospel Singer.

8:45 Voice of Experience. 9:00 Hymns of All Churches. 10:30 Dr. Friendly. 11:00 The Editor's Daughter.

11:45 Farm and Home. Peter Grant. WHITE HOUSE MILK Tender New Pack Peas 4 Xo.2 cans 8:00 Vox Pop. 8:30 Fibber McGee. 9:00 Robert L.

Ripley. 9:30 Jimmy Fidler. 9:45 Violin in the Night. 10:00 Amos and Andy. 10:15 Tom Manning.

Breese. 11:00 Musical Bulletin Board. 11:15 Music You Want. 12:00 Otto Thurn. 12:30 Sherdina Walker.

WHK 7:00 Rise 'n' Shine 7:30 Variety Clock. 8:15 Musical gems. 8:30 Breakfast club. 8:45 Over the Coffee Cups. 9:00 Just Neighbors.

9:15 Choir Loft. 9:30 Josh Higgins. 11:00 Wayne and Dick. 11:15 Eleanor Hanson. 12:15 Voice of the Farm.

12:30 Zinn Arthur. 1 :00 Waichtower. 1:15 Pinky Hunter sings. 1:30 Music Guild. 2.00 Terry Rpgan.

2:15 Reminiscing. 2:30 Army band. 3:00 Club matinee. 4:00 Doctor Swing. 4:15 Melody Master.

4:45 Indiana Indigo. 5:00 Paul Sabin. 5:30 Dinner music. 5:45 Baseball resume. 6:00 Easy Aces.

6:15 Mr. Keen. 6:30 Inside of sports. 6:45 Dinner music. 7:00 Esperanto Lersons.

7:15 Al Donahue. 7:30 Information. Please. 8:30 Say It With Words. 9:00 Jamboree.

9:30 Tan Auwilcau 12:45 Peggy Tudor. 25c 25c 10c 17c 15c No.2 can 5c 33c lb. doz. 11:30 Ruth Goes Shopping. 11:45 Canton studio.

12:00 Hits and bits. 12:15 Vic and Snde. 12:30 Main St, Opinions. 12:45 Variety. 1:00 Tours in Tnne.

1:15 Lorraine Grimm. 1:30 Murine band. 2:00 Tin Pan Alley presents 2:30 Story of a song. 3:00 Highways to health. 3:15 Romance In Rhythm 3:30 Harry Cool.

3:45 Current questions. 4:00 Jack Shannon. 4:15 Mrs. Malcolm Douglas. 4:30 Let's pretend.

5:00 Beacon Journal news flashes. 5:05 Deep Itiver hoys. 5:15 Hollace Shaw. 5:30 Boake Carter. 5:45 Sports.

6:00 Just entertainment. 6:15 Betty Harris. 6:30 Songs. 7:00 Edw. O.

Robinson. 7:30 Al Jolson. Canton, Ohio, at the Onesto Hotel, on Wednesday only, June 15th. Yoiinpfstown, Ohio, at the Tod Hotel, on Thursday only, June 16th. Please note dates and hours carefully.

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3:30 Peter Grant. 3:35 Jane TreMer. 3:45 Hatterfields. 4 :15 Mary Sot hern. 4:30 Singing Lady.

4:45 Singing school. 6:15 Allen Franklin. 6:30 The Inside of Sports. 6:45 Paul Sullivan. 7:30 Adventures in paradise.

8:00 Horace Heldt. 9:00 Detective Mysteries. 9:15 Headline Heroes. bunch Ann Page APPLESAUCE Wholesome No-2 5c can Kt big can 5c POTATOES 10 n. 25c lb.

8c 10:30 Salute to Halifax. big pkg. 11 :00 Paul Sullivan. 11:30 Al Jahn's. HKIINKSDAV SPECIAL 4 RSfc EBB 9B1 R9GV fKlife tf mi WTAM 1070-280) 6:00 Home folks.

6:15 Church In the Wild-wood. fl-35 Sun Up. 7:00 Malcolm Claire. 7:15 Hi boys. 7:30 Do you remember? 8:00 Health and home.

8:30 Happy Gii'mans. 0 i ni bKUUNU UNITED RECONSTRUCTED HOOVER 13 E-KElbsiLY 10:00 Gray Gordon. 10:45 Sport Mike. 11.00 Rudy Valiee. 11:30 Freddie Martin.

WITH ATTACHMENTS 8 00 Al Pearce. 8:30 Benny Goodman. 9:00 Moon Magic. 9:15 National Hawaiian. S.jO AucLiuii.

9:45 American View Points. 10:05 Frank Dailey. 10:15 Screenscoops. 10:30 Happy Felton. 11:00 Artie Shaw.

11:30 Johnny Long. WJW (1il0-248 8:00 Rise 'n' Shine. 8:50 Farm Flashes. 9:00 Hymn Time. 9:15 Today's Almanac.

9:45 Your Home. 10:03 Betty Bargain. I 10:30 Housekeepers Chat. 10:45 WPA program. 8:45 The mystery chef.

9:00 Mrs. Wiggs. 9:15 John's other wife. 9:30 Just Plain Bill. 9:45 Woman in white.

10:00 David Harum. 10:15 Lorenzo Jones. 4 Yr. Guarantee $2 cash Mnnthlr 10:30 Women's clubs. 10-45 Road of life.

11:00 Vaughn de Leath, 11:15 The O'Neills. 11:30 Houseboat Hannah. A RICH-BLENDED COFFEE CompWHy Rpcon. strurtpd with npw Parts throuehout. it Liberal Allowance WGAR (1450-206) 8:30 Girl Interne.

8.45 Bachelor's Children. 9:45 Stepmother. Mary Lee Taylor. 11:30 Helen Trent. 11:45 Our Gal Sunday.

12:00 The Goldbergs. 6:30 Helen Menken. 9:00 Hal Kemp. WCLE HMI-4f!) 7:00 Top o' the Morning. 7:30 Swing the Pipes.

8:00 Christ ian Science program. 8:15 The Four Plainsmen. 8:30 Morning Meditations. 8:45 Todays Almanac. 9 00 Singing Strings.

9:15 City Mission. 10:00 Get Thin to Music. 10:15 Jim Sands. i 10:30 Eihel Willitts. 11:15 Jimmy Ague.

1 11:30 Studies and Sketches, 1145 Flag day, For Old Clsaner wv a Sill lie Mb. fi bog 1 1 Kitty Keene. 12:00 Dan Harding's Wife, 12:15 Noonday resume. 12:30 Lindas First Love. 12:45 Editor's Daughter.

1:00 Betty and Bob, 1:15 Arnold Grimm's Daughter. 1:30 Valiant Lady. 1:45 Hymns of all churches. 2:00 Mary Marlin. 2:15 Ma Perkins.

2:30 Pepper Young's Family. 2:45 The Guidlnfj Light. 3:00 Backstage Wife. 3:15 Stella Dallas. 3:30 Hughesreel.

3:45 Facts and Fancies. 4:00 Tophatters. 4:30 Your Family and Mine. 4:45 Orphan Annie. 5:00 Mvrt and Marge.

5:15 Hilltop House. 5:30 Sports column. 5:45 Lowell Thomas, 6:00 Don Winslow. 6:15 Vocal Varieties. 6:30 Tom Manning.

6:40 Evening prelude. 8:45 James Melton. 7:00 Russ Morgan. 11:00 Musical Grab Bag. 11:30 Famous Homes.

11:45 Jolly Joe. 12:15 Club Reporter. 12:25 Book Corner. 12:30 Shopper's Guide. 1:00 Movie Man.

1:15 Rhythm and Romance. 1:30 Kiddies Matinee. 1:45 Piano Charley. 2:00 Petite Musicale. 3:30 Home Decoration hour.

2:45 Announced. 3:00 Tea Time Tunes. 3:30 Odds and Ends. 3:45 Piano Impressions. Sweet and Hot.

4:30 Y. M. C. A. Recreation hour.

4:45 Kathryn Young. 5:031 Want a Job program. 6:15 Squeezebox Serenade. 8:30 Vic Fraser. Sports Roundup.

6:15 Big Brother. 6:30 Round Town program. :45 Father's Day Talk. 7:00 The Factfinder. 7:15 Cavaliers orchestra, 7:45 Songsters.

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1 2:00 Songland. 2:15 Samaritan. 2:30 Moods in Music. 2:45 Talk of the Town. 3:00 Washington at Cleveland.

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