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PAGE EIGHT THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1940 (ON THE AIR WAVE RADIO FREQUENCIES CANADIAN STATIONS CFRB, 690k. CBL, 840k. 380k. CBY, 1,420k. Cl CFOC, 1120k U. S. NETWORK WEAF, (Red) WJZ (Blue) WABC (CBS) .. U. S. STATIONS KDKA Pittsburgh WBEN Buffalo WGR Buffalo WHAM Rochester . wiiBW Baffalo |... VJR Detroit WLW Cincinnati ceva SHORT-WAVE FREQUENCIES TPA4 Frarmce 2RO Italy EAR Spain RAN Russia . PCI Holland .... PRF5 Brazil W2XAF Schenec WIXK Boston W3XAU Phila. 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Britain Speaks. {| CKCL, Rendezvous 11:30 P.M. | CFRB, WABC, Harpsichordis®. | CKCI News: Bands and Ballade CBL, BBC Newsreel. 2:00 | SATURDAY RADIO PROGRAMS 5:00 P.M. CFRB, Eddie Ducnin Orch. | CBL, CBY, London Calling CKCL, Little Concert. WBEN, Tommy Dorsey Orch. 5:30 P.M. CFRB, WABC, Human Adventure. WGR, News Flashes. CKCL, Old Favorites. 6:00 P.M, CFRB, Dinner Music. | CKCL, WBEN, News Flashes. 6:15 P.M. CFRB Swes! *r Side of Swing. CBL, Dance Mooxis CKCL, Supper Serenade, 6:30 P.M. CFRB, WBEN, { CBL, News Sports Popular Songs 6:40 P.M, | CFRB, The Hidden City. | CKCL, Birth Notices | 6:45 P.M. CKCL, Bill Dodge Band. CBL. BBC News | WABC, WKBW, World Today. | 7:00 P.M. | CFRB, Wes McKnight. | WGR, WABC, People's Platform. CBL, Topical Talk { WBEN, WEAF, Kaltonmeyer Kin- { dergarten. 7:15 PM. CBL, CBY, Pappy and His Boys CFRB, K-17 CKCL, Musical WKBW, Contrasts. News Flashes. | 7:30 P.M. | CFRB, Rhythm Personified. | CKCL, Al Leary | CBL, CBY, Eric Workman | WGR, WABC, Sky Blazers. 7:45 P.M. | CFRB, Jimmy Namaro Orch, CBL, CBY, Earl Hambro CKCL, Go to Church. DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 1. Away 4. Mineral spring 7 Foreigy 10. British daisy 12. Gorse 13. Expect 14. Prophets 15. Serves 16 Mend with a fragmer 18. Chum 20. Observe 21 Owns 24. Exclama- tion 26. Wandering 28. Wall recess 30. Fabric 31. Daggers 33. Not working 34. Affirmative reply 35. Leap 37. Nourished 38. Excuse 40. Disdain 44. Boxes 47. Subject matter 48. Name 49. Maxim 50. Stone pillar 51. Babylonian god 52. Millpond 8. Masculine name Abodes of birds Collects . To be in debt 17. Letter C . A flower . Similar 21. Niggardly 22. To fish . Horse . Thin silk 9 10 DOWN 1. Dolts 2. Chimney part 3. Hearths 4. Bird 5. Settled, as a bill 6. Insects 27. 29. 32. 36. 39. 40. . System of Brazilian coin Enlarge AR] pi HoNEEIEEOLE . A gem Equip . 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WBEN, WGR, WABC, Adventi Queen CBL, CBY, String Orchestra 8:00 P.M. CFRB, WABC, Concert in Rl WEAF, CBL, Charlie McCarthy 8:30 P.M. CBL, WEAF, One Man' WGR, WABC, Swi Go. CFRB, The Music Box CKCL, Church Service ires hm Family. | CFRB, Ask (wiz, WBEN, CFRB. Out { CBL, of Ellery THE AD DN TOW bond 0 5 Pues Oca | SPOSE ITS OF Your HOT-AIR GUNS, EH? p e2 5 ANOTHER ONE)" By STANLEY AN AR- GN THAT SHOOTS A COLT ZZ STEEL WIRE WITHA A LOOP ON IT- HE CAN LASSO A GALLOP/ASG ARMY TANK) AT S00 YARDS AND PULL IT Down TO A MERE WALK=- = MARSHAL TARGET SUN GRANDPAPRY GALE ROBERT TAKES ANOTHER SHOT AT OTEY WALKER s 1017 una 9:00 P.M. Another. CBL, CBY, CKCL, Church' Service Walter Winchell. WEAF, Merry Hour. 9:30 P.M. of the Nigh WEAF, Familiar Music. WJZ, Irene Rich CKCL, Church Service, To be nounced WBEN, Junior Scien FATHER AND INJURED BY BULL Boy Saves Their Distracting Attention of Animal 18 rme 3." 0 pa vesterday -- 4 8 -- Carry on Canada. -go-round. ce Speaker, George tacked by a four-year-old Jersey bull. The intervention of Irvine Moore, 13. 15 credited with saving elderly man from possible death, | It was thought advisable not to move George Collins from his home Blake suffered severe injuries to the stomach and ribs While the on was repairing the lead chain, the animal pinned him to the ground with his horns and when the father rushed to the rescue, bull knocked him down and gored him. the t Moore distracted the animal's at- tention and In a chase reached a high Although a valuable will be destroyed. JON animal, it The se, and ti Friesian 'cow, the Percheron nox 12 merino sheep are ti Lives by « ly principal tvpes of livestock not ori iain in the British Isles. | bricks f and other ch admit daylight di and glow at night wh 5 passed | them through oon give ar ts an entirely Hollow glass tion of houses Col- | ni r. and his f Plain i were may in- when at- the | fence before the bull arrived. ! 1 That Body of Yours By James W. Barton, M.D, y a aad PERSISTENT SORE ON LOWER LIP MAY BE CANCER A few years ago I came cases, two men gnd one woman with a sore on the lower lip that failed to heal under the usual treat- ment. Fortunately I read an article in one of the medical journals tating that these "persistent" sores were often dus to the rays of the un. By having the woman wear a wide brimmed hat and use heavy rouge on the lower lip. the sore healed rapidly. With the two men, keeping out of the sun's ve clear- ed up the sore in a few davs, across these cases be- some who quite a sore on the heai rapidly be- sore en the lip in As | of the lip I am mentioning cause there may be naturally worry over lip that does not cause a persistent the middle-aged is often cancer a matter of fact, 1s not common in cancer women. | ¢ of the Up ulcer which sore and is vy of cancer is the appearance of an is thought to be a cold sometimes covered a More common th Is a or lump in the to have tumor with a | or bleeding umn Inerease | heal of them- ower lip a ray The sore and never { lump in the neck nlarzed gland) Dr. H. B. Hunt Nebraska State appear Omaha Medical nersistent the al in Jo tate Tovey lower in th canes tion of a smal ree WwW new | \ MUGGS & SKEETER | his cab. | ° i ed before the committee, frequently chapping or cracking by wind, weather and sun, Dr. Hunt states that the use of radium or X-rays, correctly admin- istered by an expert, ave as effec- tive as surgery in the early treat- ment of cancer of lip and leave a better appearance--cosmetic result | --than does surgery. Remember the advice. A sore on three weeks should be suspected of the lower lip that does not heal in oeing cancer. BRITON FACES GRAFT CHARGE IN GZECH DEAL; | Food Ministry Official & Sus-| pended at Own Request | While Handling Probed | Robert Booth- | London, Oct. 1. 18 parliamentary Ministry, was suspe at | own request pending an { 'ial Investigation of his activities | connection with payments made { Czechoslo in Brit- | by Fol d ak assets of Prime appointment committee y by the & said that af ation of Prag of payment of claim sets in Britain and ame chairman of ; for payment, Minister | of an ! was ap- wed © qt House of | ommonas. Mr. Churchill German occ questic the the ter n arose nce had been plac- wvernmnt indicating | had a financial inter- large claim. This ap- | inconsistent, Mr. | with statements by to a former Chancel- chequer, Boothby Mr he House he ing to call to detail was inves ON THIS DATE -- BY FRED WILLIAMS A thrilling story of the sea, inf which a governor-general of Can ada and his wife figured, can be re called because on Oct. 18 1835, 105 years ago, the lords of t British admiralty tendered theif 'ongratulaticns to Captain Rous RN. for his skilful -handling o HMS. Pique, which had arrived a j Pores smcuth the previous day afte a thrilling voyage from Que, It wa vice-regal shigy for on it wel | Lor d Ayliner, the retiring governo | senerat Lady Alymer and suité Four days after the Pique sailed from Quekec on Sentember 17, sh ran into "a 'storm: and struck a rocy on the coast of Labrador, At first § was 2uppos sed that the ship would have to be abandoned on that terri} ble coast, hut Captain Rous decide that she could be temporarily ri | paired and that he would assu the voyage in the hope of bein} able to transfer his distinguish nmacsengers to some passing sh But the only vessels met were sma French trawlers and so the Alymers 1ad to stay on the frigate. Bad lucl: followed gall across tl Atlantic; storm after storm swep e decks; guns, anchors, furniturg even provisions were jettisoned a to comnlete the mishaps, the steers ing gear broke and for days thi ship was at the mercy of the waves The courage of the British navy 1owever, von. Just as the last fool was consumed and hcpe was abar} doned, the fog broke, the captail was able to take cbservations ani found to his delight that he wd within a short distance of the Eng lish channel. The sun came out, ship sail on and reached Ports mouth in such a condition that e perts wondered how she had ev made nort. Never was a ship in suc} a condition," the official report sai Alymer published the ston he "Narrative of the Pad he Pique across the Atla dedicated to Quee , Who had just ascended thi ne, and was thus the first boo Dedicated by permission to H¢ Majesty." 4 today, By Wally Bishop . wow They Re sHoT! CMON HOME AND MAYBE T CAN SEW THEM UP FOR YA! LOONT MIND!'T C ing MY MOT SEWING KIT ONLY T HELP YO TLL TROUBL BLE" VE DO GLAD T Lali out! AN RS TO T SWAP PANTS ViTH ME / SECRET AGENT X9 y 4 A CARPENTER HAS BEEN CALLED TO THE HOTE BOOM OF THE ABSENT 'REPORTER', MR. DIXIE .. HINGES OFF THIS DOOR IN A MINUTE! aves) ef HERE SHE Lal GET A DOCTOR! SEND FOR AN AMBULANCE! A TERRIBLE THING HAS HAPPENED IN ROOM SEVEN SIXTEEN! WS DONALD DUCK --. WE DON'T YT YOU SHOULD 4 LAND THERE, UNCA DONALD! G'WAN! IT'S THE LEVELEST SPOT WE'VE SEEN IN MILES! SEA LEVEL NO BUTS ABOUT IT! ay $5LP LA CHINA CLIPPER ON THAT FIELD! LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY MINERVA! GREAT HEAVENS // MY POOR SISTER --. DEAD." SEP! HELP!! LEAD POISONING By Brandon Walsh [THANK I REMEMBER "THE GOODNESS | CHECK' THEN I FAINTED YOURE ALIVE | ~CLEAR THE ROOM IMMEDIATELY. THE BANK RETURNED THIS CHECK FROM ANNIE ROONEY'S GUARDIAN THE CHECK WILL BE i DISGRACED A THAT SHAMELESS LITTLE 1S WORTHLESS ~ THE SCHOO BRAT IS TO BLAME / NO. SCHOOL TODAY ~ MISS DE STILES FAINTED AT | HER DESK OH, GEE . TM TERRIBLE SORRY WHAT DOES THE DOCTOR SAY 2 1] HOPE IT%6 JUST A HTTLE SICKNESS