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PAGE EIGHT THE DAILY TIMES:GAZETTE - CR MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 19% On the Air Tonight and Tuesday LAFF - A -DAY CKEY 580 BUFFALO WGR (CBS) 550 "CEL. "CFRB WBEN WBC.CBS) (CBS-CBC) TORONTO CIBC (MB3-ABC) (NBC) 860 30 CHUM CRbo WRBW ue 'U9 MONDAY EVENING . 6:00--Candielight and Silver 6:00--Cocktalls for Two ik _ 7:00--Mystery of th KE {00--Chicho Valle & Los Cuban i [Cec pe pee pey 7:45--News TEE, pe 7: 45--Home Folks Frolic 8:00--Peopl Do Th 8:00--Cavalcade of Americas WBEN 8:00--Tonight at Timber Lodge o> 8:00--The Music : Dreamers WEBW Bison Boney "CKEY FI Tallow rene hier rey's Talent Scouts :30--Scotland Yard 8:30--My Favourite Music CEKEY 8:30--Voice of Firestone WBEN 8: Fmd Henty, News WGR WEKBW So the Story Goes CKEY Is There WGR Musical OFRB--WGR CEDO 9:30! Escape WGR--CFRB 930--80 ant to Lead & Baud? BC 9:30--Victor Record Album CEDO 9:30--Dr. 1.Q. Quiz WBEN 9:45--Rhythm and Romance Von 9:55---News Friend Irma oas " 10:30 Game ' 1030 "American Legion Auxil : Hawk Show 1030-Bcb BH 4 Flashes 0 Quartet TUESDAY MORNING 5:50--News :00--Morning $00 Nem Jamboree 8: :30--Headlines 7:30--~Two Hours with Holly 30---Zeke :35---Lew Parker Comedy 35 7:40" 0' th 45 es usical Clock (Stu Renney) . 8:15--Two Hours with Holly CJBC BY Bsa 13200 Nort igs CEDO WEKBW 12:00 North Shore Farm Digest 00--Easy Rhythm B:15--Clint Buehiman :15---News 8: orang Melodies :20--Terry Washburn :30--The Trumpeteers 3 Hours with Holly 30 Prose M News :30--News CHUM 35 Breakfast at CHUM CHUM Singer OIRE 45--Two Hours with Holly CJ. :50--News wa 00--Ralph Snider Show WG :00--Music for Tuesday :00--News CEEY~ 00 Today's Tunes 3 ay's :00--The Breartast Club News in the Morning Hit Parade wesw ChE CKEY CFRB 4: Comment 5 :15--Women's 8, News 0 'y 4:15] Tide Hobbes EE 1 yn ture Parade loans the Classics ude 4:55--Matinee Miniature 250. Xow Srey Tory, and tne Pirates WEB 3 00--Adventures of Jim Allen WHEW 00 Wheh Gir) Jadrrien WBEN {00--Veterans' Varet! CBL :05--8tudio CEEY :10--Meetin' With Keaton WGR 5:15--8ky Ww :15--High News Hits Parade CJBC :15---Portia Faces Life :15--I Hear'the Southland Sing 4% Twitch Grass Time Jordan, M.D. Post Orch. CJBC Hollywood WEBW f|now WBEN Godfrey of Life Fowler Varieties Ballroo: Hardy Perennial A perennial weed with w | creeping shallow root stalks, twitch grass is a troublesome weed in grain, hoed crops and forage seed crops. The plant grows from one to three feet high; leaves are dark green, ribbed; seeds borne in long narrow spikes, Control of twitch grass is par- ticularly difficult in 'poorly drained fields, and in wet seasons, It spreads from small patches by its creeping L | root stalks, which may be trailed TUESDAY AFTERNOON wire CJBC WGR CHUM CBL CKEY H ews CHUM 12:15--Real Stories From Leaf Hie Folk i :00--Welcome Traveller 12:00--Shady Valley 12:00--Wendy Warren--News Music OKDO the Lines WBEN WGR CBL CKEY from one section of the field to another on farm- implements. The seed is difficult to remove from timothy, orchard grass, and oats; and is a frequent impurity of these seeds. Control Methods: 1. Clean seed, free from weed L content is most important in pre- venting an infestation of weeds. 2. After harvest cultivation. Most practical and effective means of controlling twitch grass. Cultivation should be early as possible to take advantage of hot, dry summer weather. For this reason, early ma- turing varieties, and early harvest- ed crops are important allies in re- ducing twitch grass. Hay flelds and stubble. fields should be broken | pr immediately the crop is removed. A mokiboard plow, disc plow or one BC | way disc should be used to break the land exposing the root stalks 8 | to the sun.. This initial operation should not be deep as the effective- ness of the treatment depends on having the roots on the 'surface, WBEN | rather than covered by deep plow- CIBC WEBW News CEEY CEDO- of Helen Trent WGR Broadcast CB! ing. Surface cultivation should follow, CFRB | with the object of keeping the roots L | from' becoming established again. CHUM | The cultivator, spring or stiff tooth FRB | is ideal for this work. Disc harrows are 'not recommended as they tend to cover the roots, also to cut them into pieces, each section of which may grow. ° 3. A complete summer fallow is also a way of reducing twitch, using much the same methods as outlined OKEY | for after harvest cultivation. Sum- mer fallow, however, is costly, both in labor and in loss of a crop; and is not too effective in wet years. 4. Buckwheeat is a crop which may be used to advantage against twitch. Work thoroughly until July 1, seed buckwheat, harvest, and ' Corner Malone Guiding h a World Fou Burton plow in the fall. Seed buckwheat early the following spring, plow for green manure in June, reseed to buckwheeat in July. 5. If the infestation of twitch is CFRB | ndt too heavy, a corn crop may be grown. The success of this method in killing twitch depends on being able to keep the corn cultivated and CEEY | hoed frequently to prevent the waEN | twitch making any top growth. Twitch is most easily controlled by good farming- practices, includ- ing drainage where necessary, and CEDO | power machinery, for getting work of 'Ihe Herbert Ladies Be Seated Life Can Be. Besutiful :00--Doubie or Nothing Tete. Test Keith Sheriff Show i iid f 3 g a% 58 g ] 3:30--Paul Whiteman Club 3:30--Pepper Young's Family 3:30--News 3: 3:45~Lucy Linton CFRB tian To Happiness WBEN-CBL usic $20 Four" O'Clock News done at the most effective 'time. Copr 1947. King Features Synd.cate. Io. World rights reserved. 3 "They should have run it backwards--it had a happy beginning!" UK Air Display In September Britain's aircraft companies are now busy preparing for their an- nual collective demonstration--the flying display and exhibition or- ganized by the Society of British Aircraft Constructors. It will be held this year, as last, at the Hand- ley Page aerodrome at Radlett, near London, and will be spread over the period September 9th to 14th, The 1946 display was the big- gest of its kind ever 'held, More than 50 civil and military types were demonstrated and the major- ity were parked where they could be Mgspected by the thousands of guests from almost every country in the world. This year the flying programme and aircraft park will be even more interesting. In the nine months which have elapsed since the 1946 display, several pro- totypes of the new United Kingdom airliners have been completed and been added to the list of exhibits and no version of other airliners have been built, There is every ospect, too, that a four-engined jet-propelled airliner--the first of its kind in the world--will take part. POPE APPOINTS DELEGATE Vatican City, Aug, 25--(AP)-- Pope Pius has created an apos- tolic internunciatory in Egypt and named to the post Megr. Arthur Hughes, apostolic delegate in Cairo since 1942. Egypt is the first Moslem country to have dip. lomatic relations on this plane with the Vatican. SIAMESE TWINS BORN Rock Springs, Wyo., Aug. 25 (AP). --Rare Siamese twins were born in hospital today to Mr. and Mrs. Harding Brown of Pinedale, Wyo. Dr. K. E, Krueger, said the twins, united at the front of the pelvis, were full-term babies delivered by Caesarian section. THEATRES | TODAY Biltmore--"Courage of Lassie" -- 1.15, 4.14, 7.13, 10.09. "Meet Me On Broadway'--2.54, 5.53, 8.49, Last complete show at 8.49. Regent -- Ing Ruan" 1.40, 3.30, 5.30, 7.20, 9.20. complete show 8.55. Marks -- "That Brennan Girl" at 1.10, 4.10, 7.10, 10.10. "Boston Blackie and the Law" at 245, 5.45, 8.45. Last complete show at 8.45, "meus a2 C.N.E. Has Baby Sitters Toronto, Augu, 25 -- (CP)-- You don't have to call the baby- sitter in when you come to the "Ex." You just bring baby and the Canadian National Exhibition supplies the sitter, Right near the eastern entrance I to the huge park there's a spot- less modern nursery wnere Junior can take his afternoon nap while Mommy ..nd Daddy wander about, and it only costs 10 cents an hour, Babies Welfare Rest is a new nad permanent adaptation of the "Leave your baby at the lost and found centre" established at pre- vious exhibition., This year there need be no fuss and bother toting youngsters up to three years old around the main confusion of the exposition, The new building is equipped with all modern conveniences for baby care. Annexed to the main nursery are two tents, One has cots and the other is a cool shady play- yard complete with individual pens, sand boxes and swings. Open from 10 a.m, to 7 p.m., the centre's staff comprises a head nurse and five assistants. The staff expects a daily "handle" of some 150 youngsters, OLSEN & JOHNSON WILL BE OSHAWA SOON! WATCH TUESDAY'S PAPER Organization Geneva, Aug. 25 -- (CP) -- Eric Hambidge, publicity director of the Food and Agriculture Organization, told a press conference Saturday that the British attempt to reduce or end food imports from the Un- ited States means that the possibil- ity of 'wheat or other surpluses should be examined immediately. An F.AO. conference opens here today with representatives of 49 countries, including Canada, at- tendihg. Its main task will be con- sideration, of a world food council to advise governments on world food requirements. If appointed, it would supplant the International Emgrgency Food Council whic! rec ends food allocations. mbidge said British regulations on food imports would be "dras! and "doubtless" would be a blow to the United States. He said plans should be made in advance to deal with possible surpluses developing in the United States. The whole situation is expected to be reviewed at the F.A.O. sessions, which may last three weeks. Agri- culture Minister Gardiner will head the Canadian delegation. Canadian delegates to the Geneva conferences often are asked about the condition of the Canadian wheat crop. If buyers are unable to finance United States supplies, they hope to ke able to secure Can- adian grain, t they realize Bri- tain is due to receive under con- tract some 160,000,000 bushels from half the total output. SAY REPORT UNTRUE Washington, Aug. 25--(CP) -- A spokesman for the British Treasury mission, here for talks on the Un- ited States loan agreement, yester- day said there was "not a word of truth" in any reports that Canada shared in the "run" for conversion of sterling which helped precipi- tate the United Kingdom dollar crisis a week ago. GREATER THAN EVER! Lassie's first starring role is her best drome yotl \ rd TAVOR MORGAN DRAKE Directed 6) diel M "WILCOX Produced by ROBERT SISK uD fa \LAENDOR Le ulin FE : ° TODAY Biirwone TOMORROW | ships the 1947 crop, which may be near: ~ A date with the sky and the sun:.: And to these add Winchesters . 'Blended Right" from three of the world's choicest tobaccos, Turkish, Virginia and Burley... That's a combination that spells "Ultimate in Contentment.' CIGARETTES U.K. Wheat Cargoes Flow | C From North Manitoba Port Churchill, Man., Aug. 25 -- (CP) -- Well over 1,000,000 bushels of wheeat have cleared this port for export to the United Kingdom dur- ing the last two weeks, with several times this amount expected to be shipped before the close of the northern navigation season] still séveral weeks off. Four vessels -- led by the Essex Trader which docked Aug. 7 to head the summer vessel movement to Churchill -- have already headed east toward the Hudson Strait and England, their holds bulging with much-needed grain, £2 fifth the Savannah, due to pull up her anchor today, will carry a record cargo of 355,000 bushels of 4 wheat, 'But while the outward-bound have been carrying full cargoes the import pjcture here has not been quite so substantial. None 0° the vessels reaching here so far this month, save for the Essex Trader, has*brought any cargo. The Essex Trader unloaded 'ap- proximately 500 tons of supplies, including mining machinery, liquor, motorcycles, disinfectants, glass and china. The outgoing vessels have cut down the wheeat supplies. in the 2,500,000-bushel elevator here to 1,500,000 bushels, but a considerable amount of Saskatchewan grain is due to reach this Northern Mani- toba port by rail to replenish the diminishing stocks. All the outgoing vessels, however, are not loading with wheat. The Empire Beatrice, at present in har- bor, is loading a lumber cargo of 4,500,000 feet -- spruce timber from Northern Manitoba and Saskatche- was. mills. The Blackmore, recruited from Montreal, is bearing supplies for lonely northern outposts which which normally have been served by the Nascopie, carrying food and other equipment which will enable life in the Arctic districts to con- tinue without undue hardships. U. K. BIRTHS SOAR Londor (CP) -- Britain' birthrate continues its rd trend with the largest number of births recorded for any March quarter since 1920, The birthrate was 22.8 per 1,000 of the total population, EXHIBIT CONE ELECTRICAL BUILDING Continuous demonstrations of the famous ar Electric Radios, Leonard Refrig- erators, A-B-C-O-matic Washers Gurney Electric Ranges and © a host of other modern electric aids. 4 : 40-7-100 Secand hear the MAGIC MIRROR / RE TY W714 JAMES DUNN - MONA FREEMAN Tigty Brennan) wwe WILLIAM MARSHALL - JUNE DUPREZ JENKS + ROSALIND IV [BOSTON BLACKIE | d the LAW _ ZIGGY BRENNAN knows the code of her time . . your time ... our time... the fast, furious mile-a- minute pace of TODAY... It's an emotional thriller told by the famed Adela Rogers St, Johns. CHESTER MORRIS Trody Constance . C