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A TONIGHT'S BEST FEATURES 7.00 NBC (WJZ)--Stivamerg Carlson Sex- 7.45 Columbia: U.S. Navy Band, 2) Michelin : £8 BC VBR cra. Potters. iba 4 : Old Gold: Paul Whiteman's BC excl 1000 CBC CW KO Hour, : BA. WEDNESDAY'S DAYTIME FEATURES 9.00 a.m. NBC System (WJZ)--Dr, Copeland NEC symen (WEAF)--~National Home soon Sia Ne Wiens Shoei. 1015 NBC System Household. in- stitute. 00 N. Fi and 1 BC System (Central)--Farm 245 Q Chicago. Sox vs. Detroit also 3.00 NBC System (WEAF)--Pacific. Vaga- bonds ca WRC. WHO, WOW, WCHL. TONIGHT'S PROGRAMS 4.50 WEaS a York. Bill and Jane Z Yi 5.00 NH [ea ara, eet: hes. NBC System: Sports Talk; Waldorf As- t to WEAF, WRC, WCAE Y= (400)--Detroit. Dinner Music; WJZ (394.5) --New York, Old Man sim- WLW : 1s WA Cl Eevdand Ne evetand or- 5.30 WGY (379.5)~Schenectady. Ten Eyck WGR (545)--Buffalo, Statler Orchestra, WIZ ( New York. Sivan ore aa REC RES IS No Bea pi WHAM, W WBAL, WBZ, Ex WHAM, Wik, WES 256] be Melody Drama. WEDC (4)--Chicgor Symphonie pe- 3 Prophylactic to WEAF Wc, WZ yo WRC, WCSH, WGY, WHO, WDAF, Wi, WGR, ' WLS. WLW (428)--Cinci. Sohio Musicians to WEG (272)--Atlantic City. Musical pro- gram, p Toronto, Studio EY Tore Whiteman's Shesica to WABC, WCAU, WADC, \WKRC Weony: WDBJ, WOWO, KMOX, WMAL, WEBL, WR WT. RW, WAC WDOD, WERC, Weco, With, Nae wo Cr eready Hour to 8 H Vi eae ek. EE gt NAL WEEL, KS WDAF, WWJ, WEBC, WHAS, WSM, WSB, 2VO00, KSTP, WMC, WOAL NBC System: The Mediterraneans to Z. WwW on gindl, Hubig Trios. : WRVA )--Richmond, sy Pro- gram, 8.30 NBC System: Dutch Master Minstrels Z, WBZ, WBZ WBAL, to W, WAM KD WL KYW, WREN, WTMJ, WIR, KWK. CFCA (357)--Toronto. Citizens' Band. Columbia Network: Voice of Columbia AS, WNA! WFBL, WKRC, wii, M rogram WNAG, | wer to a charge by d his theories, radioed to Rabbi S. Goldstein, of the Inmstitu- Synagogue, the following 5 | 4 ing, not in God who deals a 3 py " = with the facts and actions of men. | Baruch Spinoza, philosopher, was || of Por- ||E tuguese-Jewish parents, While work- || ing as a lens grinder, he wrote all born in Amsterdam in 1 noted philosophical treatise. "Spinoza, who is called 'The God- manifest in all nature, certainly could stein said. "In fact, Spinoza him- tle: 'Say all is in God; all lives and moves in God." Sula The Einstein message was in ans- rdinal O'Con- nell, of Boston, that "behind the cloak of the Einstein theory of space and time as vaguely enunciated _ him was the ghastly spectre of atheism." . " Not Atheist "Einstein in his positive acceptance of God surely cannot be, classified either as an atheist. or even as an agnostic," Rabbi Goldstein said. "Ein- stein's theory, if carried out to its logical conclusion would bring to PHONE 22 Intoxicated Man' and who saw God || self wrote in his Twenty-First Epis- | mes- || "believe in Spinoza's God, who |(= self in the orderly har- ||E not be called an Atheist," Rabbi Gold- | |= 3 fx; $9 to WHILE THEY 30 pair 8'0" x 8'0" Spruce ......ccssrererssneccens. $ 9.00 16 pair 7'6" x 7'6" Pine 12 pair 76" x 7'6" Pine . $10.50 $12.00 Open evenings during sale. TERMS--CASH COLLEGE WOODWORK--TEL. 2053w Lm iE mankind a scientific formula for mon- otheism. He does away with all thought of 'dualism or pluralism. There can be no room for any aspect of polytheism." lief "in 'Spinoza's God, who reveals himself in the orderly harmony in being not in God who deals with the facts and actions of men." "Probably Einstein and I do not =| cept of God was perfectly reasonable and intensely harmless. But I don't think that anybody could demonstrate it to be true that God is responsible for the harmonious workings of the universe, 7 "I am in accord with Einstein in the belief in a God who expresses himself through nature rather than one concerned with the personal ac- tivities of man."' peaking before the American as- sociation for the advancement of science in New York several months ago, Professor Barnes declared scien- tific developments had made neces- a pa -8 room frame, electric, toilet, small barn, Drew St., near Bloor. $2,500 with $250 Cash. Balance rent, : Disney Phone 1650. Opposite P.O. sary a revision of the conventional concept of God. MANY CANADIANS FACE DEPORTATION Buffalo, April 30.--By an or- Real Estate Insurance CUTLER & PRESTON Night Calls 510-1560 64 KING ST. W. Telephone 572-228 $350 Lots in Dearborn sub-division for sale. Ji Simcoe St. N. Am ty to get a grand site at J. H. R. LUKE St. E. Phones 871 or AMAZING chestra to W. 6.00 KDKA (306)--Pitts; Address; Sacred Ww. Zale, Concert. WBAL (283)--Baltimore. Male quartet NBC System: Voters' Service WEAF, WTIC, WGY, WGR, WR WARE Met iA ER WOW, WMC, : WIZ (3945) New York. Smalle and WNAC (244)--Boston, News; Amor nm' Sw Crea & Toronto, Maytag Radio- e. Prof. Harry Elmer Barnes of Smith College, noted liberal, endorsed the concept of God held by Prof. Al- bert Einstein. The latter has announced his be- "We had a sensational case of kidnapping in our house lately." "Really! How did it happen?" "The baby slept the whole night." hold precisely the same religious views," Barnes said. "But in a gen- eral way we appear to be pretty much of the same belief. "I should say that Einstei For Your Drug Needs THOMPSON'S 10 Simcoe St. S.~~We Deliver WFI, WRC, WGY, 0, WKY, WGR, KOA, WFAA, WCAE, WOAl, WRVA . i WGN, NBC System: Syncomatics to WBAL, KWK, WREN, WLW, WHO, KDKA, WBZ, WBZA, WPG (272)--Novelty Program. 9.30 WBBM (389)--Chicago. Travelogue. WCAU (256)--Phila, Golden Dragon or chestra, NBC System; Harbor Lights to WEAF, WFI, TIC, WCSH, RC, WTAG, WGK, WGY, WEEL NBC System: Orchestradians to iz» WBZ, WBZA, WHAM, KOA, WFAA, WBT, KYW, WBAL, KDKA, WJR, KSTP, WRE N WLW (428)--Cinci. Salon Group. WPG_(272)--Atlantic City. Dance mu- sic; News, WTAG (517)~Worcester. Bancroft or- chestra, 10.00 CNRW (394)--Winnipeg. Studio ference, with the same fate, 's con- - der issued by Federal Judge Stylish Shoes Jobs R. J osel, remanding John raber, o agara Falls, Oat., in- L COLLIS 'fa to the custody of United States & SONS s Jmmigragion authorities for dep- m . ortation, some 340 commuting 30-54 Ring st Canadians are threatened, by in- By Bill Conselman and Charlie Plumb REMEMBER, THE TIME PETE GROGGES WENT WILD-ANIMAL HUNTING WITH A LASSQ AND WHEN HE ROPED A COLLEGE BOY WN A COONSKIN COAT HE TRIED TO Ohis is why Jin J Ase WEBW, was: LS QppownrtIner: land to WEAF, EEL, WTIC, WGR, WGY, WWJ, WHO, = Wow, WIAG WCSH. (283)--Baltimore. Amoco Pro. ; Concert . Poh, WET WhE WC 1.00 WBAL Pro- am, §Bc chestra System: to W WEN hice. Floorwalker. WG p n ies ERIE Bs, NBC tems Carlson . tet to Wiz, gy EDA WEM KOA, ~ WIR, 00, WEAR, HAS, WSB, Z K KYW, WREN, WMC, KV KPRC, WOAL, KSTE, WMAL, : NBC Exiem; REO Vaudeville Hour to WEAF, WEEL WTIC, WIAR, KOA, WTAG, WCSH, WRC, WGY, WGR, Wi WTAM, KYW, KSD, WOAI, KSTP, WFI, ww Wrax, WTMJ, WEBE, WHAS, WSM, WHO, WMG "WDAF' WSB, WBT, 'WRVA, KPR! yi 400)--Detroit. Annis Furrie: NBC Systems Slumber Music to Al KDKA, WH WOR (422.3)--Newark. Dance Music. 10.30 KFI (468.5)--~Los Angeles. Studio pro- Tam, & R (400) n' 3 IR {00)-Detroit, Amos "n' Andy; WLW (428)--Cinci. Fillmore"s B 11.00 CNRW (384.4) Winnipeg. Dance" Fro. WCco wor--apls. st. Paul, The Poli. WHAM (85 Ree: Organ. ho. tochester, WENR (M5)--Chicago. Alter Theatre WHE (216)--Cleveland, Amos '0' An. WW Lite) eaten, insite inci, WMAQ' (447.5)--Chicago. Bunce On: chestras (3 hours. WNA Or- C (244)--Boston. Hector's chestra, : EINSTEIN DECLARES HIS FRANK BELIEF IN GOD OF SPINOZA . New York. Agril 30~A man who is reputed one of the most outstand- ing scientists of the 20th century has announced his belief in a God, Professor Albert Einstein, author of the theory of relativity and more recently of the unifield theory, ans- wering a charge that Atheism lay Felt Bros. 7 he LEADING JEWELER Established 1386 12 Simcoe St. South Wi WPG' tan . Scores . Be ae sl ci "» 9.50 NBC System: Michelin Hour to wiz, 18. wiz, BRINGING UP FATHER-- 1 WONDER HOW . DLGAN SDS GITTIN ALONG IN MIS Ar THE DOOR BELL- I'LL BET THE NG AWWHOOR COUGH AND HIS WHOLE FAMILY D 1T-, a 3 a.m, Daily, Loto es shown above times depart from Oshawa. 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