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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1947 rHE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE PAGE FIVE On the Air Tonight and Saturday TORONTO CEL (NBC-CBS) 74 TORONTO CKEY 580 BUFFALO WGR (CBS) 550 TORONTO CIBC (MBS-ABC) 1010 BUFFALO WBEN (NBC) #30 TORONTO CFRB (CBS-CBC) 860 TORONTO OSHAWA CHUM CKDO WK BW : (ABC) 1050 140 1529 FRIDAY EVENING :00--Press News Sacacadtacaaca 15--Blackstone, the Magician CFRB .6:15--81g. Smith, 6:15--News; Farm ket 6:20--Bulletin Board 6:30--Singin' Sam 6: i30-Mus A Memories 6: Bo--gim Hunter--News :30--Serenade [ :30--Ralph Hubbell Sports :30--Safet; 3 00--Suppe: ( Club 7:00--8ki Trails 7:00--Headline News # 7:00--~Lorne Greene (News) 7:00--Carl Trevors Sings 7:00--~Mystery of the Week 7:05--Make Believe Ballroom 7:05--Music of Manhattan 7:10--Hot Off The Wire :15--Perry :15--~News of the Worid WBEN 7:15--Candlell, ht Psd CJBC 7:15--8ports C 7:15--Jack Smith. Show CFRB---WGR 7:15--Elmer Davis WKBW %:30--Inter. House Party WEEN 7:30--Music for Moderns S38c 7:30--Richard Liebert 7:30--~Make Believe Ballroom * okey | 7:30--Sparkle Time WGR 7:30--The Lone Ranger KBW | 7:30--~Len Hopkins' Orch TERK of the Week falterimonm CFRB | WEKBW CKDO 8: hadow 8.00 -Baby Snooks Show 8:00--Pop Concert 8:00---That's Finnigan 3:00 eh ways in Melody WBEN 8:00--The t Man CIBO--WKBW 8:30--Alan 3. Je Show JEN--CEKEY--CJBC 8:30--Norman Cloutier CK 8:30--Adven. of the Thin Man 8:30--Lucky Listenin' 8:30--This Is Your FBI 8:45--Kenny Baker 8:55--Bll] Henry, News 9:00--Press News 9:00--Light Up And Listen JB 9:00--~The Ginny Simms Show Won 9:00--Alan and Me CB! 9:00--80 the Story Goes {om Are Punny 9:00--Break the Bank 9:00--Ontario Panoramas 9:08--Canadian Ald to Russia 9:10--Talk, White Cane Wk. 9:15--Record Review 9:15--Homes for Vets 9:30--Waltz Time 9:30--Western Tralls 9:30--Victor Record Album 9.30--Durante sha Moore 9:30--The Sher 9:30--Clift os Orch. 9 :30--Serenader ' :45---Bennett and Bone 9:55--Champion Roll Call 10:00--Music of Manhattan 10:00--Mystery Theatre 10 00--1¢ Pays To Be Ignorant 10:00--Terry Arlen Show 10:00--CBC National News 10:00--Hermit's Cave 10:00--Champlonship Fight --CJBO---WEBW 10:15--CBC News Boundup CBL 10:30--Bill Stern, Sports Ww. 0:30--Ann Sothern in aisle CBL Dominion Network News CJBC News WKBW-WBEN- CKEY-CFRB | 11:00--News Reporter WGR | 11:05--Tips 'n Tunes KEY | 11:15--Eddie Howrd's Orch. Sone 11:10--Army Score Board WKB! 11:10--Rexallites CrRE 11:15--Joe Wesp WBEN 11'15--Late Sports 11:15--Eddie Howard Orch. pales 11:15--Rainbow Rend CFRB | 11:15--Joe Hasel, Sports WEKBW | 11:25--Late Sporta Column WBEN | 11:25--Footnote CFRB 11:30--Martin Tobin's Tune Time 8 GR | 11:30--Randy Brooks Orch. FRB 11:30--Blue Barron Orch. 11:30--Winnipeg Drama 11:30--Music Room 11:30--Musical Interlude 11:35-To be Announced . 11:35--Dance Orch CJ. 12: 90--News--Sa3, it. With Music to KEY 12:00--CBG News Bulletin CJBC--CBL ase WEKBW 12:00--Musical Show Ci 12 00--News CFRB-WBEN-WGR WEKBW CFRB | 12:30! SATURDAY MORNING 3: hah Snyder Show 2 :00--N 6:05--Top o' the Morning 6:10---Clint Buehiman 6:30--Music In The Morning WEKBW :00--News--Musical Clock :00--N: Ww :00--CBC News opp ot Dect a 'op o' the Morning :05--Tic Toc Tunes 151050 Roundup :15--Clint Buehlman menses Top Orch 3 ews Re :30--Ne poster :30--~CBC News and Interlude 135-1050 Round up 351 o' the Morning 5--Music In The Morning Mua 4Oman Ramblings 35-Me Hoty Highlight 00--Peresiator Parade :00~Martin Agronsky los Roundup 8: 00-- bir "Hunter --~News :00--C: BC New: :10--Hal Kelly 10-PapDy Henry : nt Bbonan 15--Music In The Morn 15--~Musical Clock (Stu 8:15--Three Treys . 8:15--Morning Devotions 8:25--Airlane Trio 8:30--News '/8:30--Step Weigand Trio , 8:30--Musical March Past 8.30--Arlo at the Organ i B:30--Press News 8:35--1050 Roundup 8:40--Percolator Parade CHUM CKDO In Family Drama BC | figure in Winnipeg's theatre and Re; B 10:30--Press News Beth Lockerbie, who was a leading | radio activities before going to To- | ronto last summer to create the |role of "Mum" in the humorous | family drama, "Alan and Me." In | addition to playing in this program broadcast every Friday at 9.00 p.m. EST, 10.00 p.m. AST, over the CBC trans-Canada network, Miss Lock- erbie is heard frequently in other CBC drama seriesfi and is director of the juvenile drama department at the Academy of Radio Arts, To- ronto. 1 | Bde Muae In The Morning WKBW | 8:45--Gospel Singer CFRB 8:45--Alrline Trio CJBC | 8:55--CBC News CJBC 9:00--CBS Morning News WGR | 9: :00--Unlty Viewpoint, CHUM | FRB--WBEN--CK .Y | CBL | | 9:00--Wake Up *s Smile WKBW---CJBC 9:00--Church in the Wildwood CKDO 9:05--All Time Hit Parade CKEY | 9:05--Jazz on Parade 9:10--Waltz Time 9:15--Uncie Ben's Club 9:15--The Garden Gate 9:15--Listen to Leibert 9:15--Teen Age Club 9:30--Story to Order 9:30--Calling All Girls 9:30--News 9:30--Renfro Valley Folks 9:30--Morning Melodies 9:30--Music for Madame 9:35--Winter Wonderland 9:45--Mother Goose 9:45--Buffalo sig fr Washing. WBEN 10:00--News CKEY | 10:00--Advent. of Frank Merriwell WBEN | 10:00--Buddy Weed Trio CJBC---WKBW 10:00--Fred Robbin's Record shop 10:00--Children's Story 10s 00--Hollywood Revue 0:00--Music by Cugat N: 00--Barnyard Follies 10:05--Make Believe Ballroom 10:15--Children's Theatre 10:15--Honey 'Dreamers 10:15--Hollywood Review i0:15--Morning Melodies i 10:30--Advent. of Archie Andrews Jp 10:30--News UM | 10:30--Mary Lee Taylor Coon 10:30--Dept. of BE peays Rd CFRB | eport ODO | 10:30--Curtain Calls BL | 10:30--Junior Junction WEBW--CIBO | 10:32--Melody Whirl CFRB | 10:35--Morning Melodies CRNO | 10:35--Hollywood Revue 10:45--Music in Marchtime 11:00--Teentimers Club 11:00--Music Makers 11:00--~Warren Sweeney. News 11 Morning Varieties 11:00--New: 11:00--Hi Nariety 11:00--Puttin' on the Dog 11:00--Teen Age Time 11:00--1240 Bandstand 11:05--Let's Pretend 11:05--Make Believe Ballroom 11:15--Johnny Thompson WEBW_CJBC | | 11:15--Adv. in Magic 11:30--Smilin' Ed, McConnell WBEN 11 30 piann Playhouse CJBC--WKBW (3) :30--New: CHUM 1:30 Adventurer' 's Club WGR | a :30--Microphone Moppets CBL | i :30--Chuck Wagon Serenade CKDO 1:35--8tork Club of ti Alr CHUM | i 45--Junior Red Bg CHUM | SATURDAY AFTERNOON 12:00--News 12:00--Theatre of Today 12:00--News--Music 12:00--Les Brown Orch, 12:00--~Music Shop Hits CHUM 12:00---BBC News and Commentary CBL | 12:00--N. Shore Farm Digest CKDO | 12:00--Texas Jim Robertson | --~WKBW =CIBD 12:05--Pick The Hits tad 12:15] You Remember RB | 12:15-~Reading 'tween the Linés WHEN CBL | CJBC | 12: 15--Ten Me Doctor 12:15--Luncheon Music CKDO 12:20--Music CKEY J12:30--Home Is What You Make It WBEN™| 12:30--The American Farmer WKBW 12:30--Stars Over Hollywood WGR 12 2 Lome Greene (News) CKEY New: CJBC--CFRB 12 30--_Christian Business Men CHUM 12 n~Advent os Monte Cristo CBL 12:30--Press N CKDO 12: 30 Your Hit ot the Day 12:45--Music Box 12:45--J Avg 8. Hall Gardening | 12:45--Anton's Orch 12:45--Luncheon Music 13:80 ially For You :00--Farm and Home Hour 1:00--Lean Back and Listen 1:00--Melody Inc. :00--Grand Cetitial Station 0 eel and Hot 1:00] CB! 1 00--The "Southland Singing 1:00--Music of the Americas 1:05--Tops in Pops 1:15--Better Business Bureau :30--Fascinati :30--Veterans the Show 1:30--Music_Hall Varieties 1:30--Alan Roth 1:35--HIit Parade 1:45--News Analysis 2:00-- Rh; 2:00--Give and Take a CHU 2 00 Metropolitan Opera WEKBW----CBL 2:00--Novatime CKDO 2:00--Lincoln Requiem Aeternam WBEN 2:05--Jerry Burke Show CKEY 2:15--Quarter Hour Concert CKDO 2:30--Columbia's Country Journal 2:30--Musical 2:30--Ray Block 2:30--The Baxters 2 3-fammy Kaye 2 Come ram esents i 34 00--Tops 5 The. Tob i 2 :00--Curtain Calls 3:00--News 3:00--Parade of Melody " GOBLIN CLEANSWEEP Vacuum $67- 50 Cleaners Ci With Att. bad Th 426° Simcoe 8S. Phone 249 6.00--""Washin I" 6:00--Candielight Bod Silver | 7:00--Waltin' Ri 8:00--Home on the Range FHEATKES TODAY Biltmore--*"Alaska"--1.00 = 3.25 = 445 - 8.05 10.30. "Spook Busters"--2.15 - 440 - 7.00 ~- 9.25. Last complete show, 9.25. Marks -- *Bringing Up Father" at 1.00-3.25-5.40-8.05-10.30. -- "Fool's Gold" at 2.20-4.30-7.00~ 9.25. Last complete show 9.15. Regent "Till The End of Time" 1.30-3.20-5.15-7.15- 9.15. Last complete show 9.00. 3:00--Orch, of the' Nation CJBC-WBEN CKEY CHUM CHUM CFRB WGR WBEN CKEY CFRB CHUM CJBC CKEY 3:05--Jerry Burke Show 3:15--Downbeat 3:30--News 3:30--Art Mooney Orch, 3:30--Meetin' with Keaton 4:00--Doctors. Then and Now 4:00~News 4:00--Matinee at Meadowbrook 4:00--Lauries Club 761 4:00--Musical Program 4:05--Club 580 4.15--High Tide CEKDO 4:30--Names of Tomorrow WBEN 4:30--News CHUM 4:30--Advent. in Science WGR-CFRB 4:30--Ten Ten Swing Club 4:35--Downbeat 4:45--Downbeat 3;45--30nn Fosters Dulles 45--Of Men and Books by :48--Musical Program 5:00--Tea and Crumpets CBL- WEBW 5:00--Philadelphia Orch. CFRB--WGR 5:00--News CKEY 5.00--Teen Topics 5:00--Downbeat 5:00--Nelson Olmsted 5:05--Studio Party 5:15--Songs By Snooky 5:30--News 5:30--Edward 'Tomlinson 5:30--~Make Believe Ballroom 5:30--The Waltz Lives On CKDO 5:45--King Cole Trio CJBC--W 5145--Jesting with the Jesters CKDO 5:55--Midget Quiz CK SATURDAY EVENING CKEY =WEEN n" WGR CFRB CJBC CHUM 0:00--N g 00-- Jimmy a 6:00--CBC News 6:00--Press News 6 "Ei Ritmo Fropical' 6:05--Make Believe Ballroom 6:10--Sports, News, Music 6 15--Jim Wells Sports 6:15--Chittison Trig 6:15--Here's To Veterans 6:15--Hit Tunes 6:15--CBC News 6:15--~Jumpin' Jacks 6:25--Weacher, Sports News 6:30--Choral Guild 6:30--Concert Miniature 6:30--Ralph Hubbell, Sports 6:30--Musical Memories 6:30--Remember Yesterday 6:30--Music from Scotland 6:30- -Jim Hunter. News 6:40--Midgzet Quiz 6:45--Religion in the News 6:45--Songs of tne Isles BL o AcEniEhts Hockey tater: B a Clayton 7:00--Frank Parker 7:00--Vincent Lopez 7:00--News 7:00--News, Lorne Greene 7:00--Cuckoo Clock House 7:00--Hawall Calls 7:05--*ake-Belleve Ballroom 7:10--Interlude 7:15--Racket Chasers 7:15--Songs by Sinatra 7:15--D'Artega Pre.onts 7:15--Jean Sablon Show | 7:30--Cavalcade of Music 7:30--~Vaughn Monroe Orch. 7:30--Musical Mysteries 7:30--Songs at Eventide CBL 7:30--Curt Massey Show WKBW --CJBC 7:30--The Old Ranch House DO 7:30--Make Believe Ballroom 7:45--This Week 8:00-- Famous Jury Trials 8:00--Twenty Question 8:00-=Playhouse Partv KB CKEY-CJBC CBL CFRB WGR WBEN CBL 8:00--Hollywood Star Time 8:00--Life of Riley 8:30--Share The Wealth 8:30--Footlight Parade CJBC 8:30--Al. Goodman DO 8:30--I Deal In Crime WKBW 8:30--Mayor of the Town CFRB--WGR 8:30--Truth or Consequences 8:30--Let's Waltz 8:45--My Mistake 8:55--Ned Colmer, News 8:55--John Fisher 3: 00--Gang Busters 9°'00--S8at. Night Roundup 9:00--CBC News 9:00--Your Hit Parade 9:00--Hayloft Hoedown BONE Rogers Show WBEN 9.05--N H.L. Hockey CBL--CFRB 9:15--0.H.A, Hockey Game CKDO 9:30--Encores On Wax CJBC 9:30--Murder and Mr. Malone WKBW 9:30--"Can You Top This?" 9:45--Sat. Night Serenade 10:00--American Melodies 10:00--Trump Davidson's Orch, 10:00--~Mart Kenney's Orch. | 1):'00--~Judy Canova Show 10:15~This is Hollywood 10:30--Stan Petton's Orch. 10:30--Organ Music 10:30--Basketball Game 10:30--News 10:30--Grand Ole Opry 10:30--<Canaan Heirs 10:35--Ontario Holiday 10:40--Joe Chrysdale, Sports 10:45--Frontier Pageant 10:45--The Three Suns 10:45--Dance Orchestra 10:55--Headliners 11:00--News --CFR! 11:00--Dominion Netwnrk News 11:00-- News and Feature Story 11:00--Red River Barn Dance 11:00--Press News 11:00--News ot Tomorrow 11:05--Ti; n Tunes 11: Enon Rendezvous 11:15--Late Sports 11:15--Muslc_For Dancing 11:15--~Geo Hicks 11:15--Hit Preview 11:25--Footnote CFR. 11 30 Martin Tobins Tune Time WGR 11:30--Your Favorites WBEN 11:30--Ted Straeter Orch. WEKBW 11:30--Martin Tobin's Tune Time WGR 11:30--Geo. Towne Orch, CFRB 11:30--Dance Orel CJBC 12:00--News GR--CFRB--WBEN 12: 00 ows Say I nn With Music 12:00--CBC News Bulletin CBL--CJBC WEKBW Orch. WBEN Orch. CFRB 12: 15--Martin Tobin' 's Tune Time WGR 12; :30--News Lee Sims, Planist 12:55--News 1: News Ld CKDO | CBL | w | away from Jane Collins, He was | awfully sore, Denny," | tically | lick him if you wanted too hard | enough, Today's Short Story A YOUNG MAN'S DREAM By Michael St. Vincent DENNY HARPER, in his sleep last night, dreamed that he had blackened Jack Cooley's eye and that, as a consequence, his in- feriority complex vanished into thin air. He em joyed this partieular dream immensely because during his waking hours the outcome was reversed. When his mother called him for breakfast, he shuddered as he opened his eyes. He realizeu tinal the Night | f a new day chai- lenged him. Life at school was Arksome for him, anc the thought of Jack Cooley oppressed him. Jack seemed to take Jride in mak- ing Denny the laughing stock at As Denny knotted his tie, he wished hard that he could be the one to Jaugh for a change: Denny, at the breakfast table, drained a glass of orange juice. He pushed back his chair and walked to the Joinigerator and opened the door. ked at the slice of beefsteak that his mother saved in case Jack Cooley decided to black- en one of his eyes again, "Mom," said Denny, "one of these days I'm -oing to eat a steak!" "It will give me to fry it, too," said Mrs. Harper. Denny's mother was keenly aware of his daily struggle at school. She realized that Denny had been one of the most popular students at school before Jack Cooley's arrival Mrs, Harper was wise enough not to pity Denny openly. "Don't you want to finish yow breakfast?" she asked. "I'm not hungry this morning, Mom." As Denny walked the five blocks to school, he concentrated deeply on his absorbing problem. He asked himself countless questions relative to his fears, but vainly he racked his mind for suitable enswers. But when he thought oi the dream he had had last night. he immediately braced himself. It was a wonderfial dream, thougnt Denny, and, gosk, the way I bat- tered Jack! The dream occupied his mind until he reached the en- trance of the high school. Jimmy White, practically only friend D2nny had left, w a hand at him. "Hi!" said Jimmy. "Hi!" said Denny, | "Say, Jack Coolc;'s been looking for you.' "Why?" "He said he wants you to stay eat pleasure he ed "But he knows Jane is my girl." "Sure he knows it, Denny, but he's determined to take her away from you. He's told everyood) stie's going to the school party with him next Saturday mizht." "But Jane's going with me." "You've got to make Jack know it! Gosh, Denny, 1 wish you would show him up for a change. Prac- the whole student body wishes the same thing. Honest, Denny, [ really b:lieve you could said 'Jimmy. "When you see Jack tell him I'm going to give him the beating of | his life"! said Denny, stunned at his own words. x "You mean it, Denny"? "Sure." "Yipree"! "Tell him to meet me at the lot behind the candy store." | "T sure will. Denny! Yippee!" The word spread like PF ildfire, | and the whole studefit body looked forward to.the fight. When the last bell rang, they poured out of school and headed for the empty lot in droves. The students formed a circle and waited impatiently for Jack and Denny. Denny threw his books on the dusty ground and waited for Jack t peel his sweater, Jack lunged Denny before the sweater 3 a the ground and thus caught him unawares, Jack smashed a fist into Denny's face at the side of his mouth. Denny reeled and fell in a heap on the ground and dust began to fly. The students booed Jack for his sneaky punch. "Get up and whip him, Denny!" These were Jane's words and: they throbbed in Denny's head. This is the only chance IT will ever have to regain my self-respect, thought Denny. Then last night's dream flasheq his mind and it --Illustrated by E. I. Sonne Jimmy White, only friend Denny a hand at him, ad left, waved seemed to inject courage body because before the dust set- tled, Denny scrambled to his feet and lunged at Jack. Denny's fists began to smash Jack's face until blood oozed from it, The students went wild! Jack fell to the groixd ! and coverad his blood-soaked face | with his hands. "I've had enough," he cried. "Are you sure?" asked Denny. "Yep," answered Jack. Denny helpad to his feet. Jack, with a bowed head, weaved him- self through the crowd and walked | attea | him | Jane rushed up to nim and | kissed him on the cheek and Denny | home alone, Denny's again. The students back and cheere: blushed. "Are you my girl, asked. "Certainly." When Denny entered the kit- chen, his mother looked at him and there was a gleam in her eyes. "I'll get you a clean towel," 'she said. After Denny scrubbed his face and hands, he sat down at the table. "I'm terribly hungry, said Denny. "How do you want that steak." she asked proudly. "Well-done, Mom." Denny. "Well-done," she repeated. Jane?" he Mom," Worker Awarded | 5 Days' Pay Windsor, Feb. 14.--(CP)-- Magis- trate J. A. Hanrahan has awarded iive days' pay to a workman whose | grievance was handled by the | Chrysler Corporation of Canada | Limited in what the magistrate | called "a surprising attempt to con- done and continue an obvious in- | Justice." The magistrate, acting as an in- dividual. is umpire in disputes be- tween Chrysler and the United Au- tomobile Workers (C.1.O.) His report says the workman was not called back to his job after the U.A.W. strike at the Chrysler plant ended last year. Another man had been called back because a foreman wanted him. IT'S, MURDER he MICHAEL (@213.4210)"] e Valentine Gift Tickets! "CLUB 20" FIESTA! Adelaide House (Y.W.C.A.) Saturday, Feb. 22, 1947 9 to 12 PM. BOYD VALLEAU and His 9-Piece Orchestra ++ WITH WALTER SCOTT, VOCALIST! $2.00 Per Couple Dress: Semi-Formal Tickets on Sale at Bassett's, Kinloch's and the Y.W.C.A. NO MEMBERSHIP NECESSARY | January crime 2 Youths Get 19 Year Total London, Ont, Feb. 14--(CP) --A | spree in Toronto, | Brentford and London areas which included seven armed holdups and netted only $232 in cash, has brought two youths a total of 49 | years in prison when they appeared for sentence here. Kenneth Cle- ment, 18, no fixed address was giv- en 26 years and Ralph Veale, 22, of | 28 Bishop Street, Toronto, 23 years. They were arrested in a down- town hotel Jan. 17, the same day they robbed a Brantford storekeep- er of $10 and held up two London stores without obtaining loot, ractically the in his answered Jurist Riles At Horn-Tooters Windsor, Ont., Feb, 14. -- (CP) -- The horn-sonding, "let-me-past" automobile driver is annoying--but he may also be big, Mr, Justice D. P. J. Kelly commented here in On- tario Supreme Court. "Sometimes I've thought of get- ting out and taking the horn-blow- ing driver to task," he said. "On such occasions I've only been de terred by the thought that perhaps he might be a bigger man than 1." Mr. Justice Kelly was hearing a civil action based on a traffic ac- herstburg, Ont. Defendant was involved. He awarded $1,053 damages to Marra's Bread, Limited, of Am- herstburg, Ont. Defendane was Eastern Canada Greynound Lines. 10 Best Legs In U.S. Chosen Chicago, Feb. 14. -- (AP) -- The "10 best legs in America" were chos- en here by a courageous man who said post-war masculine tastes in women's gams were leading to- wards the "beeftrusters" of old. Barry Steph of Chi ar- tists' representative, who says that in hig work of selecting models for artists he has viewed more than 25,- ® WINNERS e OF "JIGGS" CONTEST at MARKS THEATRE ist Prize--$2.00: Dorthy Oliffe 332 Lakeshore 2nd Prize--$1.50: Bill Sawyer 271 Oshawa Blvd, 3rd Prize--$1.00: Joseph Jackson 119 Huron St. THEATRE PASSES TO NEXT 15 Marion Price--546 Cubert St, Donald Bickle--151 Colborne St. E, Bryan Shaw--109 Celina St. Elroy Henning--288 Verdun Rd. John Veenhof--R.R. 2, Bowmanville Billy Martin--133 Gladstone "A" Helen Goralezyk--Whitby, 'Ont, Doreen Moss--284 Richmond E, John Cobel--780 Simcoe S. 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