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' PAGE I'WELVe RADIONEWS (Continued From Page 11) pL (335)--N.Y. Loew's 'Theatre. WJAX (341) ackaonville, Fea Feature. . a No Ww Waar (S00)--Ft. Worth, Kopa eater- y Se (484)--Chicago. Reminescence )<Pensacola. vocal. Wed ey on at, (263)--Norfolk, Concert, Whe Gi Woreeser Studio. NBC Motors F: KVOO, WFAA, WOAI, WHAS,.WSM, wae, WSB, WBT, a Columbia Chain: Hank Simmon's Show Boat: WOR, WCAU, WNAC, WEAR. WFBL, WMAK, WCAO, WADC, WAIU, WKRC, AAD, WOWO, KMOX, OIL. NRG. (435)--Ottawa, "The Jacks.' WBAL (285)--Baltimore, String quar- WheM (389)--Chicago. Old time fav- Vek (234)--Northfield, Vocal. WHK (265)--Cleveland, Vocal trio. wiz (454)-N.Y. Marimba melodies. 40 W (428)--Cinci, Burnt Corkers. oC ( Wow (508)--Omaha. Dave: t. cert. To --Omaba, "One Minute P WRVA (234)--Richmond. ghd WSUI (476)--Towa City, Music. 8.35 WFLA (517)--Clearwater, Studio. WLS (345)--Chicago. German program 00 CFCF (411)--Montreal. Musicale, Saw Son: Light opera, KMMJ (230)--Clay Center, Vocal, KSO J Cre iy The Newsboy; Yosal AL (285)--Baltimore. Concert, Wes 05 --Mpls. St. Paul, Musicale, WFLA (203)--Washington, Musicale, WJZ (454)--N.Y. Musicale, WLS (345)--Chicago. WLS wie" (273)--Atlantic City, Studio pro- WIA WGHP, KMBEC, Two Hippo- foRin (261)--Mpls. Popular program. WRVA (254)--Richmond, Vocal, * hit 1) (476)--Atlanta. Concert. TMJ (294)--Milwaukee. Studio, 9.30 NBC ed Chain: Fisk Boys: WEAL, WEEI WH, YiAk WTA WESH, WLIT' WRC, WGY, WOR, WMT, xh, Scab, Woe WHO, wor, FAA KV0O, KPRC, WD. WOAI, WHAS, WwsM, WMC, WS, WSBT, Columbia Chain: "On the WOR WJIAS, WADC, WAII NoHo: WMAQ, WOWO, KFAB (319)--Lincoln. A.C. Instrument. al Sext KYw Has --Chicago. Dixie Trail, WBZ (353)--Springfield, Aleppo Drum Con (244)--Chattanooga, Musicale, wis (345)--Chicago, International re- Ww RBs, 3 0.00 NB es ain: --Venetian y liers: WEAF, WTIC, WOW, CKLC (357)--Calgary. Studio program, KMA (3%4)--Shenandoah, Gypsy trio, KOIL (319)--Council Bluffs, Piano rambles, KMOKX, Instrumental trio, Gondo- TIME TABLES C.P.R, TIME TABLE, New Schedule taking effect 12.01 Susday, April 29 Colne "West 5.48 a.m, Daily, Fain a.m, ally except Suad ' 4.35 p.m, Daily, EPS, Fuavay 7.34 p.m, Daily except Sunday, Going East 10.05 a.m, Daily, 2.04 p.m, Daily except Sundav. 8.03 p.m, Daily except Sunday. 11,10 p.m, Daily, 12,09 a.m. Daily, 'All times shown above are times trains depart from Oshawa Station. C.N,R, TIME TABLE . ERective May 20, 1928, All times given are Standard not Daylight Saving, Eastbound 8.23 a.m, Daily except 8.58 a.m, Sunday only. 9.59 a.m, Daily, 1.13 p.m. Daily except Sunday. 2,32 p.m, Daily 5,54 ig Daily except Sunday. Sunday. wy "Daily, .m, Daily except Sunday. .m, » Dally except Sunday. Whithy, Oshawa, Bowmanville BUS LINE KTHS (500)--Hot Springs. Classical INT (257)~Muscati folks th Ess WFAA (545) to Male HE: (265) Cleveland, Morgan Sisters hi) ba (341)--J acksonville, ital. 454)~N.Y. Slumber music: also WGC (35)=Davenport. Old time mu- WSB (476)--Atladta. Sears Roebuck ram, Walt (400)--South Bend. Studio fea- ures. WTM] (294)-Milwaukee. Music Box View. 10.15 KOA \sy-Denver, Denver Little THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1928 11.00 NBC Go Chain: Shell "Orchestra: KPO, KGO, KGW, KHJ, KHO, oa. KOMO. FE WESTIS UNITED ON RATES ISSUE 3 aso Provinces to Discuss Prob- lem With Railway Com- WHA (39)=N.Y. Cotton Club. WLW (428)~Cinci. Orchestra. WSM (337)--Nashville, Orchestra, oe] KTHS (500)--Hot Springs. Orchestra® 11.3 WiMjy (294)--Milwaukee. Frolic. 11.45 eh « *(#e-Athanta, Troutt's Melody missioners Art 12.45 Co *CXRY (291)--Vancouver. Midnight Frolic, KFI (469) --Los Angeles. Dance orches. (Copyrighted, 1928.) . Vancouver, June 15.--Four western 10.30 KM 270)--Kansas 0) Song recital Koir, Glo--Counci Bluffs. "School eco (405)--M; St, Paul, FooReert, WDOD (244 ttanooga. iC. WFLA (517)--St. sy Studio. WGST (20)--Atlanta, Music, I= (422)=Newark. The Waki (337)~Nashville. Hawaiian Ser- enaders, WIFE (203)--~Washington. Honolulans. 10.45 Mk IC (294)--Houston, Concert, 11.00 READ (319)--Lincoln, Memon Club. KFSD (441)--San Diego. io. KNX (337)--Hollywood. Calmon Lubo- viski, violim WEMC (484)--Berrien Springs. Light- house ensemble. WRR (Sh) =Dalas. Music. 11.05 WCCO (405)--Mpls-St. Paul, Concert. 11,10 WIAX (341)--Jacksonville, Organ. 1.2 WE MC (484)--Berrien Springs. Sacred o. 11.30 ENR (435)--Calgary, Music, Wey (416)--Chicago. Popular artists. Witching will come to grips with the Express Traffic Association here on June 29 over the issue of higher rates. Bri- tish Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba will present their case before the Board of Railway Com- missioners on that date against the ion presenting a united front 1L. 0.0. F. ANNUAL DECORATION DAY UNE KIDNEY | Montreal charges would be SERVICE Sunday, June 17, 1928 Service at 3 o'clock sharp AT UNION CEMETERY BRO. G. GUMMOW, Chairman. BRO. A. FLINDERS, Secretary. association' s application for a two per cent « increase in tariffs. United Fromt Application of the Express Associa- tion for a two per cent increase, made to the railway board April 23 last, precipitated the new contest which will come to a head here and in other western cities. As in other days, H. J. Symington, K.C,, will probably appear as counsel for the west. This time he will represent the four west- (326)--Cinci. Hawaiian Seren (535)--Hartford. Capitol Theatre 12 mid, KFSD (41)--San Diego. Naval Sta. tion Training Band, KOA (326)--Denver. Saxophone music. WHO _(535)--Des Moines, Organ. 12.30 am. NBC Pacific Chain: Fisk Bovs: KFI, KPO, KGO, KGW, KH], KHQ, KFOA, KOMO St. Pou), Organ. KVOO (349) Or WRR oy Dallas. DS Jamboree. WSUI (476)--lowa City, Organ 1.00 a.m, KSTP (220)-St, Paul, Midnight Club, 1.15 CNRE (517)--Edmonton, trio. RADIO TALKS---FEATURES 30 WCCO (403)--Mpls-St. Paul, Baseball, - WJAX (341)--Jacksonville, Baseball, Jacksonville vs, Savannah. 5.30 CFCA (357)--Toronto, Program 2LO, London, 5.55 WEAF ers Instrumental from FP (492)---N.Y, Bascball scores. 6.30 wv Far (492)--N.Y. Dialogue, "Marri. Wkpw (217)--Buffalo. Spiritual quar- ter-hour, 6.45 WSAI (361)--Cinci, Dog Club, 6.50 WWJ (333)--Detroit. Baseball scores. 7.00 RF NF (461)--Shenandoah, Letter Bask. Wrax Baseball scores WHN' (94) from St, WRVA Like It," WTIC (335)--Hartford, *"Sports,' 7.45 CNRO (435)--Ottawa. Address, "Cana- da's National Parks," 8.40 WCFL (484)--Chicago, Club Players. : 8.45 WHA (333)--Madison, W Hk (265)--Cleveland. Health talk, WOI (265)--Ames, Ia, Short course, 9.30 cee a7) Red Deer, Alta, Newspa- Folks [£210 | acksonville. N.Y, Boxing icholas Arena, (254)--Richmond, contests "As You Theatre Economic re: 10,00 KFvo' C545) St. Louis, Young hou . KMBC (270)- -Kansas City, "Something About Everything." WOC (375)--Davenport, WMAQ 1448)--Chicago. Andy" :, KSTP, 10.30 KNX (337)--Hollywood, Playlet, 11.05 KPRC (294)--Houston, Amos and Andy 11,15 KOA (326)-- Denver, Play, "It Might Happen." DANCE TO THESE 7.30 p.m, NBC Red Chain: A, s: WEAF, WC OE RID Dramatic art, "Amos and & P, Gyp- WCSH, © GY, WHO, RY RC) YWeAL WTAM, » ry, 8.00 KSTP (220)--St, Paul, Town Crier's or- chestra w BIA Nighthawks, WFAA (545)--Dallas, WGY (380)--Schenectady, WMAK, WORT (210)--Rochester, 8.30 KTHS (500)--Hot Springs, chestra, 9.00 CKNC KFAB (319)--Lincoln, KSTP (220)--5t, Paul, WBAL (285)--Baltimore. 92,10 wus (422)--Jefterson City, ler : 9,30 ( ph '? (411)--Montreal, Jack Dennie, WBBM (389)--Chicago. Dance, WRBAP (500)--Ft., Worth, Dance orches WHAM (280) Rochester, Sax Smith "FI. (484)--Chicago, Savoy orches tra 10.00 CKGW (312)--Toronto, Supper dance, KSTP (220)--St. Paul. Orchestra, WCAU (227)--Phila, Club Lido, Wi 0A (250)--Pensacola, Old danc w DAF music, WGR (303)--Buffalo, WNAC (161)--Boston, WOR (422)--Newark, y--Atlantic City Le Paradis Band Dance Georgia (389)--Chicago. Original Collegians, Orchestra; Merrymakers, Miller's or- (517)--Toronto, Novelty orches. Orchestra, Orchestra, Marylanders. The Ramb- tine (370)--Kansas City, Suppe: Supper music, Orchestra, Roseland orches WPG (273 Follies Ber: gere, WRC (469)--~Wash WWI (353)--Detroit, 10.30 WGST (270)-- Atlanta, Orchestra, WPG (273)--Atlantic City, Aces Follies Ber gere. WTAM (400)--Cleveland. Dance, BIG BARGAINS Still On At Dominion Clothing Co. 68 King St, W. Phone 2141 | st A A A For Better Values DIAMONDS Burns' Jewelry Store 231% Simcoe 5, Phone 389 Cash or Terms ern provinces, by agreement of the provincial governments which have adopted a common policy to present a united front and to cut down ex- penses. William A. Rundle, chairman of the transportation bureau of Van- couver Board of Trade, has taken the | lead in the matter here. In support of a reduction, there is the charge of discrimination against the west and of a handicap in favor of American carriers of as high as 69 per cent, In opposition to the increase, the west will declare that %f the Express Association is losing money at the present charges, as it claims to he doing, the reason is probably in pay- ing the railways a too heavy propor- tion. Claims Discrimination "Here are some of the figures with MOTOR _ CARS We will loan you monies on your motor car, or if you can not meet your present pay- ments we will pay off the claims and renew your pay- ments for any term up to twelve months and insure your car, See Swanson, Ger- man & McKenzie, 2 King street cast. Phone 940. which the local Board of Trade backs its campaign," said Mr. Rundle. They are taken, for comparison, from To- ronto, Montreal, Windsor and Win- nipeg, as contrasted to the newest ---- The New Ford Light Delivery Truck is Now on Display --at the-- Universal Motor Sales 10 Bond St. W. Phone 92 | even sharper difference. ; | | | | to corresponding ports on the United States. First class commodity rates are quoted in cach case. From Toronto to Vancouver, 2,704 miles, the express rate is $1595 per hundredweight. From Buffalo, 2,980 miles, to Vancouver it is $1245. If Toronfo mileage were equal to Bui- falo shipments from Toronto weuld pay $17.20; a difference of 38 per cent. From Montreal, 2,885 miles, the rate is $16.20 From New York, 3,358 miles, it is $13.70. If the mile! age were equal of a New York basis, $18.85, also a difference of 38 per cent. From Windsor, a haulage of 2915 miles, the rate is $16.25. From De- troit, a haulage of 2,663 miles (more direct route) the rate is $11.65. If the mileage were equal, on a Detroit basis, the charge for Windsor ship- ments would be $1490; here the dif- ference is 30 per cent. That is, could express shipments be made in bond, goods could be taken across the border to Detroit and shipped here at a saving of 30 per cent in express. This is impossible, however, as, without the bonded ship- ment, goods would have to pay the duty, which would more than offset the saving in carrier charges. Winnipeg and St. Paul show an i From Win- nipeg, 1,465 miles, the rate is $11.90. From St. Paul, 1,949 miles, it is $9.40. 1 Winnipeg mileage were . equal to St. Paul, the Winnipeg rate would be $15.80; a difference of 69 per cent. FASTEST TRAIN RUN TAIN (Toronto Star) We have no record of the fastest time ever made by thetrain called "The Flying Scotsman," but what- ever it was, it was surpassed on tas Great Western Railway on May 9, 1904, when a train carrying the transatlantic mails from Plymouth London covered the 11814 miles from Bristol to Paddington via Bath, in 90 min. 46 sec., start. to-stop, at an average of 71.3 miles per hour, The average speed for IN BRI. -- mm EE STANDARD BRICK Co., Limited Manufacturers of GOOD RED STOCK BRICK Telephone Grover 7247 At Our Expense 500 Greenwood Ave. Toronto, Ont. most of the journey benod Swisdon| was about 80 miles per hour, with a maximum of 91.8 miles per hour near Slough. Earlier in the same journey, the train achieved another record in attaining a speed of 102.3 miles per hour in the de- scent of Wellington bank. 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