The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 28

TWENTY-EIGHT AKRON BEACON JOURNATJ TUESDAY, AUGUST 1o, Vm Circus Performer Adopts Tiger Cubs 30 Troops Recover From Food Poisons DELAY FORECLOSURE TIFFIN, Aug. 15. (AP) A foreclosure sale of the property of George Jenny, retired Fostoria attorney, was postponed 60 days by a judge so that Jennev mieht aDDlv AUTO KILLS MAN, 89 1 DAYTON, Aug. 15. (API-Injuries suffered when struck by an automobile resulted in the death of Charles M.

Whip'p, 89, former policeman. HELEN'S 'DOUBLE' FAILS IN RESCUE Margaret Warn, Understudy For Miss Twelvetrees, Dives For Body for home loan funds. Jail Costs Drop Some In 75 Years ITHACA, N. Aug. 15.

(AP) It cost Tompkins county more to board a prisoner 75 years ago than it does today, according to the records in an eld ledger found by workmen demolishing the jail. In 1857 the cost -vas 32 cents a day. In July this year it was 22 "cents. Jeannie's Baby Talk, Julia's Giggle Brings Comments From Fans Correspondent Likes Jack Miller, Columbia Entertainer Who Has Returned To Broadcast Studio if i ASHLAND, Aug. 15.

(AP) Nebraska's national guardsmen went back to routine today with most of the 30 men who suffered acute gastritis from food poisoning out of the hospital. Sixteen were discharged from the camp hospital last night and others were to be released today. Camp officials were continuing an inquiry into the cause of the bad food, using guinea pigs for experiments. GROVE CITY, Aug. 15.

(AP) A girl who "doubles" in the movies for Helen Twelvetrees did her best to rescue Alfred C. Wingold, Carnegie Tech instructor, from drowning, but Wingold is dead. Margaret Warn of Cincinnati, playing golf at the Grove City Country club, heard Wingold 's cries. WHITE or PINK SALE OF By DOROTHY DORAN Beacon Journal Radio Editor LETTER designed to "bawl out" this department conies from a devoted Julia Sanderson fan. it0 in DOROTHY JOHNSON Cattle Industry Wants 'Dictator' DENVER, Aug.

15. (AP)-A "dictator" for the cattle raising industry was proposed at a meeting of bsef producers gathered from western states to seek ways to adjust the market and boost prices. But the proposal was not acted upon and the western livestock conference named a committee of five Repossessed grand, uprights. "rOES it ever occur to you that some of us like Julia Sanderson's gig (GILASSES studios and player pianos sacrt jiced this week at small balances He was struggling in a lake near the course. Dives For Victim She plunged in and found Wingold but was unable to bring him to the surface.

With the aid of a club employe she finally dragged him ashore. Artificial respiration methods failed. Wingold, 30, has been an instructor in the department of architecture at Carnegie Tech since 1930. Miss Warn is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Levi Deal. gle?" the correspondent asks relative tc our recent comment about the Sanderson giggle. to confer with governmental agen cies on possible relief measures. Complete Including Our Complete Eye Examination A XD that we adore Jeannie Lang's 'ginger-peachy' baby talk!" con tinues the letter. "And that Fannie due on accounts.

Now Is the time to buy when piano prices are the lowest in history and payments most any one can meet. TERMS 50c Also free home use of pianos and players by paying the cartage. No extra cost or obligation to buy. Call Us for Piano Tuning The Old Reliable Brice's jokes aren't any worse than any other radio K. Of Support BOILS AN! AKH MLtS BO 11.5 AN! AKH NILtS DISAPPEAR pLAYING god-mother to the babies of the Hagenbeck-Wallace circus menageries is one of the duties Dorothy Johnson, charming aerialist and menage rider has assumed.

She has been in charge of a trio of Bengal tiger cubs since early spring. When the circus comes to Akron for afternoon and night performances on Friday it will play at the S. Main st. and Wilbeth rd. grounds.

Miss II Sellers, 7 Douglas Akron, writes: "I was afflirtrd with boils and carbuncles for three yearn. 1 STILL another fan phones to comment that we are "all wet" about Julia's giggle. "Her giggle makes her program Modern high bridge, engraved pink or white gold-filled frames, fitted with fine white lenses in any single-vision prescription. Our reputation for the designing and fitting of good I glasses is your assurance of perfect satisfaction. I EFLLALD LEWS Betty Boop of radio has saucer-eyes like her screen character.

was twenty pounds under weight. After (alii nr. ZO-KO-LO, the boils Is Pledged For NRA CHICAGO, Aug. 15. (INS) With more than 300 delegates cn hand, the fifty-first international convention of the Knights of Columbus opened here today.

A resolution was ready for presentation to the general assembly tOdav. Drcmisintr rnmnlplo aimnnrt ditierent from the cut-and-dned stuff, disappeared and retained the Alden B. Smith twenty pounds." ZO-RO-LO drives poisons Irom the system. On sale he says. That's that about Julia.

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'I'M aay orings anotner letter irom a listener who "Has a 1 bone to pick." "You waste a lot of time on undeserving ZO-KO-LtJ OF AKKON M3 Metropolitan Hlflt. JE-H JE-1313 197 South Main Street Thousands hare purchased pianos here of the NRA codes by employers who to their entire satisfaction. fsaasasa BHVsVBVMriliPijP'Wir' I twe memoers of the order. radio programs and don give some of the best as much as a plug. "For example, you waste reams off 5-GENT BEER SOLD AGAIN IN INDIANA type on classical Junk such as the Columbia symphony, the damned Philadelphia concert, etc.

While you register enthusiasm about concerts, I can't see classical stuff through a microscope." This missive Is signed Discover Draught Brew Can Be Sold Under New State Laws HERE IS THE MOST SENSATIONAL FEATURE OF BEAR'S Tastes Vary INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 15. five-cent glass of beer came You May Like These Features 5:46 Beacon Journal News Flashes of the Air, WADC. 6:00 Gypsy Nina, WADC. 6:30 Lum and Abner, WTAM.

7:00 Sanderson-C 1 WTAM. 7:30 Wayne King, WTAM. 8:00 Ben Bernie, WTAM. 8:30 Don Voorhees, WTAM; Nino Martini, WADC. 9 :00 California melodies, WADC; Lives at stake, WTAM.

9:30 Ted Husing, WADC. 10:00 Harold Stern, WTAM. 10:30 Talkie picture time, WTAM. 11.00 Freddie Martin, WADC. 11:30 Johnny Hamp, WADC.

back to Indiana today. Indiana, after more than four months on a more expensive bottle beer diet since the 3.2 per cent bev MY, MY, how you speak of the Philadelphia symphony. Many persons pay big money to hear the Philadelphia symphony, one of the foremost music organizations of the country. How could anyone claim to be a music lover and be bored with the Philadelphia symphony. While you enjoy your crooners, certainly there are many, many listeners who stay at home to hear symphony concerts.

This conclusion Is drawn from the many re erage was legalized last April 7, suddenly had discovered that draught beer was permitted under its state control law. Trucks loaded with beer kegs rumbled through- the state last night, and restaurant and hotel bars prepared their dispensing equipment for sales starting at 9 a. m. the hour set by Governor Paul V. McNutt for the brew to ists, but, by and large, listeners feel that it Is no longer a serious problem." x' flow.

Beacon Journal Radio Time Table uj i 4V. it TUESDAY, AUGUST 15 Pays For Anything In This Advertisement! quests of this department to publish in advance the programs for the Philadelphia symphony broadcasts. Cheers For Jack CONTINUING, writes, "Judging from your column, you don't know that such swelcgant vocalists as Jack Miller exist. CBS finally reinstated Jack Miller In 'response to puh-lenty of demands. "Mr.

Miller's fans wrote in and demanded that Columbia execs give us once again that chain's ace drawing card and one of radio's better lyric glorifiers. "Some more artists deserving mention are Benny Bee that swell WADC (1320-231) 6:00 Variety. WE DO OU5 PART 6:45 Beacon Journal news 7-pc. Glass 8:00 Golden strings. 4:15 Baseball resume.

:30 Lum Abner. 6:45 The Goldbergs. 7:00 Sanderson-C rumlt. 7:30 Wayne King. 7:45 Arnold Amber.

8:00 Ben Bernie. 8:30 Don Voorhees. 9:00 Lives at stake. 8:30 Dr. Arthur Morgan.

9-Pc. Double jpj Canister Sandwich s-sS5 11:30 Coney Island. 13:00 Dance band. 12:30 Dick Fidier. 1:00 Moon River.

1:15 Walkathon. 1:30 Castle Farm. WJB (750-400) Dance band. WON (720-410) Dance bands. WBBM (870-309) Dance bands.

WENB (870-345) Dance bands. flashes of tha air. :00 Gypsy Nina. 6:17 Dance time. 4:30 Baseball scores.

6:35 Variety. 7:00 Marianne. 7:15 Novelty rhythms. 7:30 Kate Smith. 7:45 Poet's Gold.

city. 8:15 Westphall's orch. Nino Martini. 9:00 California melodies. 10:00 Harold Stem.

0:30 Talkie picture crooner. Tune in some time on Dick Fidler's orchestra and just listen to Benny's rendition of 'Learn to Croon'." After has fin hasi 83' I lshed with Jack Miller any addi uanu serenaders. 11:30 Lake George orch. 12:00 Dance band. 12:30 Dick Fidier.

WHK (1390-215) 6:00 Sklppy. 5:30 American Boy. 5:45 Women's tennis. 6:00 Baseball scores. 6:15 Three Brown Bean.

6:45 Boake Carter. 7:00 Love songs. 7:45 All Bannen. 8:00 Male chorus. 8:15 Connie Gates.

10:00 Perkins Fellers. tional superlatives would only be superfluous. Betty Boop JUST in case you're curious about the identity of radio's Betty Boop, we tell you that in private 11:00 Memories garden life she is Bonnie Poe and she has KYW (102O-2O4) Dance bands. WMAQ (670-440) Dance bands. COLOMBIA WABO 8:00 Rels and Dunn.

5:30 Barney Rap-p. 5:45 Tennis match. 6:30 Road Reporter. 6:45 Boake Carter. 7:00 Love songs.

8:00 Male chorus. 12:00 Luis Russell band. RED WEAF 5:30 Hymn sing. 5:45 Shirley Howard. 6:00 Mountaineers.

6:15 William Bcotti. 11:00 Reggie Chllds. BLUE WJZ 5:00 Dick Messner. 5:30 Kathryn Newman. 5:46 Lowell Thomas.

6:00 Amos 'n' Andy. 6:15 Radio in education. 6:45 Ray Heatherton. 1:00 Light opera. 1:30 Dr.

Bundeson. 7:45 Floyd Gibbons. 8:00 Stadium concert. 9:00 Musical memories. 9:30 Miss Lllla.

10:00 Pickens sisters. 10:15 Poet Prince. 10:30 Ernie Hoist. 11:00 Phil Harris. 11:30 Mark Fisher.

8:30 Ted Husing. 8:45 Light opera gems. 10:15 Little Jack Little. 10:30 Marathon dance. 10:45 Isham Jones.

11:00 Freddie Martin. 11:30 Johnny Hamp. WJW (1210-24S) 5:00 Sunset hour. Walkathon. 5:45 Marshall Jones.

6:00 Baseball scores. 6:05 Evening melodjies. 40 Baseball finals. 6:45 Newspaper. 7:00 NRA program.

7:30 Dave and Grace. 7:45 Eleanore Rainey. 8:00 St. Johns program. 8:15 Sports review.

8:30 Colleen's orchestra. 9:00 Psycholoist. 9:30 Sue Snyder. 9:45 To be anounced. 10:00 Life In the navy.

10:15 Medley girl. 10:30 Clifford Wilson. 10:45 Walkathon. WTAM 5:00 Gene Warner. 5:15 Two men and a mad 5:30 Pie Plant Pete.

5:45 Tarzan. saucer-eyes similar to the eyes of the screen Betty Boop. If you like the Betty Boop pic tures you'll like her radio programs that come over NBCs Red network, WLW (70S-428) 5:00 Tarzan. 5:15 Ma Perkins. 6:30 Musical highlights.

5:45 Lowell Thomas. 6:00 Amos 'n Andy. 6:15 Vienna ensemble. 6:30 Bob Newhall. 6:45 Lum Se Abner.

7:00 Gene Burchell. 7:30 Dr. Bundensen. 7:45 Bens 6c Nugent. 8:00 Ben Bernie.

8:30 Don Voorhees. 8:00 Lives at stake. 9:30 Musical vagaries. 9:45 Castle Farm. On To Chicago WHEN Phil Harris concludes his summer engagement at the Pennsylvania rook in New York, he 10:15 Floyd Qlbbons.

will move into the College Inn in 10:30 Theater of the air. Chicago, Ben Beinie's old camping 11:00 Phil Harris. ground. 10c A Day Pays For This 2-Pc. "Chesterfield" WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1 ICc A Day Pays For This 3-Pc.

Suite Taylor Holmes will be missing Irom the Don Voorhees' program new English Styled Chesterfield Suite in pieces covered with high grade home spun tonight. Too bad that this veteran performer didn't find his niche in radio. Taylor, himself, blames his WADO (1IK0-7) 8:00 Little Jack Little. 8:15 Health club. 8:30 Waits dreams.

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7:00 Announced. 7:15 Ed Sheck. 7:30 Kent Collegians. 8:00 Mary 8:15 Sports revue. 8:30 Mid-week devotions, 9:00 Psychologist.

9:30 Slumber hour. 10:00 Eleanore Wilson. day pays lor it, with an Occasional Table 9:30 Luxembourg Gardens. 1 tl I III mt i satisfactory material. The sponsor Table Lamp added free.

1 7 I I TJJk- 1 Is expecting Ed Wynn back on the fp8SffmkWmVm9n' irsm TinMiir IT" 1 IIMII I 10:15 David Williamson. 10:30 Noble quartet. Walkathon. scries soon. Good Comedy AS was expected, Fred Allen i "clicking" in his new NBC pro gram.

The Allen-Roy Atwell com WTAM (1070-280) 9:45 Uncle Louie. 10:00 Merrymakers. 10:15 Four clubmen. 10:30 The Playboys. 10:45 Patty Jean.

11:00 Vincent Traver. 11:30 Variety. 12:15 Oeorge Hall. 12:33 Madison ensemble. 1:00 Ann Leaf.

1:30 Dan Russo. 1:45 Captivators. 2:15 Belle Forbes Cutter. 2:45 Roseland orchestra. 8:15 Artist recital.

3.50 Dancing by the sea. 4:00 Joe Kurlnsky. 4:15 Jack Brooks. 4.30 Mary Van Kirk. 4:45 Roun Towners.

5:00 Variety. 8:00 Morning Gloriea. and Jill. 8:30 Cheerio. 9:00 Plantation days.

9:30 Tony Cabooch. 9:45 Johanna Grosse. 10:15 Thelma Kessler. 10:30 Lew White. 10:45 Rhythm Ramblers.

11:00 Threesome. 11:15 Joe Emerson. 11:30 Elliot Brock. 11:45 Rhythmic Serenade. 12:00 Ohio Farm Bureau.

12:30 Farm and Home. 1:30 Gene Burchell. 2:00 Betty and Bob. 2:15 Words and music. 2:30 Mary Rogers.

2:45 Business news. Pop concert. 3:30 Walkathon orchestra. 3:45 Mixed quartet. 4:00 Johanna Grosse.

4:30 Sophisticated lady. 4:45 Four Pals. 6:00 Tarzan. 5:15 Ma Perkins. 6:30 Joe Emerson.

6:45 Lowell Thomas. 6:00 Amos 'n Andy. :15 Old Vienna ensemble. 6:30 Bob Newhall. :45 Lum and Abner.

Gene Burchell. bination tops the comics at present In the opinion of many fans. 6:31 Organ rhapsody. 7:00 Health program. 7:15 Morning program.

7:30 Morning Glee club. 7:45 Florenda trio. Glories. 8:15 Bradley Klncald. 8:30 Cheerio program.

8:00 Two Men and a Maid 9:20 Health program. 9:30 Three Scamps. 9:45 Betty Crocker. With a Ferde Grofe orchestra providing the musical background, and Portland Hoffa as "Straight Worn Allen and Atwell are well sup hSMu ll Bed Oul ported in. their air comics.

6:40 News flashes and talk Of course, it's a bit peculiar to 10:00 Iva Raves. hear the announcer plug mayon naise alter wmtemans announcer 10:15 Household program. 10:30 Lew White. 10:45 Four Horsemen. 11:00 Oene Arnold.

11:13 Health program. on Thursday night advertises a salad dressing which he says is "better than mayonnaise." by Lynn Holcomb. 6:00 The Three E's. 6:15 Nell Willie. 6:17 Dance time.

6:30 Baseball scores. 6:35 Variety. 7:00 Male trio. 7:15 Curtain Calls. 7:30 Kate Smith.

7:45 Abe Lyman. 8:00 Irvln S. Cobb. 8:15 Vera Van. 8:30 Guy Lombardo with Burns and Allen.

i and 7:30 Detective Black Blue. 11.30 On Wings of Song. 12:02 Instrumental soloist. 12:15 Field and Hall. 12:30 Concert ensemble.

7:45 Vox Humana. 8:00 Lazy Levee days. 8:30 Notes In Science. 8 45 Craftsman's guild. "Renegade" Station A WASHINGTON dispatch re 1:00 Dick Fidier.

1:30 Seats in a balcony. 2:00 Grande trio. ports that prohibition forces 2:30 Women's review. 9:00 Fred Waring. 9:30 Jane Froman.

9:45 Variety. have enlisted the aid of a hish-powered "renegade" station in Mex 3:00 Fop concert. 3:30 Soloist. 3:45 Lady next door. 4:00 Al Bernard.

10:00 Columbia symphony. 10:30 Marathon dance. 10:45 Charlie Davis. 4:15 What do you want to 11:00 Ted Lewis. 11:30 Bill Denton.

9:00 Corn Cob Pipe club. 9:30 Notes in business. 9:45 Musical Vagaries. 10.00 Castle Farm. 10:15 Helen Nugent.

Cowards Never Started. 11:00 Ben Bernie. 11:30 Coney Island. 12:00 Dance band. 12:30 Dick Fidier.

1:00 Moon River. 1:15 Walkathon. 1:30 Castle Farm. WHK 7:00 Heeza Knutt. 8:00 Morning devotions.

8:30 Dave Roberts. 8:45 Suzanne, soprano. 9:00 Over Coffee Cups. 9:15 Dick Dawson. 9:30 Jimmv Airim WJW d'il-24S) 9:00 Don Cain.

9:15 Book man. 9:30 Eddie South's band. 9:45 Smokle's band. A fine I.nr.'"lTftI"" 'TV! fclI f3! iv Cretonne c.f muJMI I 3 .11 UVLr t) 11 XjU i Men. laj a fall PI I Kr "h4'4 Im 1 11,1 rOccasiraaTlable" I 1 with every purchase of $35 or over.

rssiiri liiiEiiaMa fWMk Axm. Rug iooweeks. to pay 'Paramount' anowr 4:30 Three Jesters. 4:45 Paul Wing. 4:45 Melodic Wanderings.

5:05 Viennese ensemble. 5:30 Pie Plant Pete. 5:45 Tarzan. 6:00 Ernie Hoist. 6:15 Baseball.

6:30 Lum and Abner. 6:45 The Goldbergs. 7:00 Fannie Brice. 7:30 B. A.

Folfe 10:00 Jessie Walte Oiln. 10:30 Between Friends. 10:45 Who's who. 11:00 Psychologist. 11:30 Bob and Paul.

ico, Just across the border from Eagle Pass, to carry the anti-repeal fight not only to that state but to the "whole of the American continent." Claiming that the station can be heard "from Maine to California, from Washington to Florida, from ocean to ocean, from pole to pole," the anti-repeal group has contracted for 26 broadcasts of 30 minutes each at a cost of $4,375. The station is XEPN. Less Complaint AVAST change in listener reaction to radio programs, with the old complaint of too much sales talk In programs now less insistent, is 11:45 Eleanor Carlisle. 12:00 Magic Money. 7:45 Songs of Stephen Fos ter.

8:00 Forde Grofe. 12:15 Newspaper. 12:30 Bargain Lady. 12:45 Variety. 9:45 Mary Foeel.

6:15 Pickens Sisters. iravelogue. 6:30 Regimen tallsts. 10:15 string trio. 10:45 Pedro De Cordoba.

11:00 Ethel and Harry. 12.00 French Princess. 1:15 Bonnie Douglas. 1:30 Eddie Charles. 1:45 Ted Zateslo.

8:45 Craftsman's guild. 9:00 Corn Cob Pipe club. 9:30 Ship of Joy. 2:00 Feminine Rambles. 2:15 Wllma Douglas.

30 Oeorge Currle. 10:00 Stealers. 10:15 Lew Wms. 10:15 Lum and Abner. 10:30 Richard Cole.

2:45 Serinaders. Walkathon. quartet. 4:00 Congratulations. 4:30 Thistledown races.

4:35 Jug band. 5:00 Sklppy. 5:30 All-American Boy. 5:45 Ted Husing. 6:00 Baseball scores.

6:05 Morton Downey. 8:15 Three Brown Beam 11:00 Silverberg ensemble. la Ben Bernie. 11:30 Mark Fisher. 13:00 Dance band.

12:30 Dick Fidier. reported by Commissioner Harold A. La fount, a Washington dispatch reports. "Listeners were far less critical of sales talk in programs than on my trip two years ago," the commissioner reported. "It is true of course that room for improvement still ex- 6:45 Boake Carter 3:15 Variety boys.

3:30 City mission. 4:00 BUI Severs. 4:15 Muddy Watera. 4:30 Arcadians. 5:00 Sunset hour.

5:30 Walkathon. 5:45 Marshall Jones. 8 00 Baseball scores. 6:05 Evening melodies. 7:15 Hill Billy Sweetheart.

8: lei Putney and Lnnnta. WLW (00-28) :30 Top o' the Morning. 7:06 Arthur Chandler. 7:15 Mornina Melodlei. 10.00 Perkins Fellers.

10:30 Auf Wiedersehn. t.Jb Morning devotions. 11:30 Ed Day orchestra..