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PACE EIGHT THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1948 On the Air Tonight and Tuesday TORONTO TORONTO CKEY CEL (WBC-CBS) 580 kl SUFTALO WGR (CBS) TORONTO BC (MBS-ABC) 1010 BUFFALO WBEN (NBC) 830 TORONTO CFRB (CBS-CBC) 860 TORONTO OSHAWA WHEW CHUM CKDO MONDAY EVENING 6 Broadway sud and Vine Parade of M Preview Fin Susie lello-Test um Wel -B. News 6:45--Foster Brooks Show :50--Did I J Hay Sp of t Valle CBL Make Believe Ballroom _CEKEY The ter Side KB I] CJBC KDO Frosier ory. Sin : The Little ; ack Smith Bow WGR--CFRB : 5--News of World WBEN 5--Hep Septette 7:15--8ports Today 7:30--TAt1 House Party 7:30--Ethel and Albert 7 30--Lyle Evans CB 7:30--Club 15--Bob Crosby CFRB-WGR 7.45--Toronto Today CJBC 7:45--Edward E: Murrow News WGR 7:45--Christmas Fantasy WBEN 7:45--Sportsman's Show CBL 730-1 ee by the Paper 3 y the 8:00--Point Sublime WEKBW 8: Inner Sanctum CFRB--Wi% 8: Allen Roth 8:30--My Favorite Music Chee 8:00--Around the World in 80 Da¥® 5G 8:00--Cavalcade of America 8:00--~The Electric Hour 8:15--On Stage §:30--Double or Nothing CFRB :30--Jr. Chamber of Commerce CKDO :30--National Farm Forum CBL :30--Want To Lead a Band? WEKBW :30--Wilfred Reed Show CJ :30--Arthur Godfrey's Talent FOR :30--Stewart Smith CKE :30--Voice of Firestone WHEN | :45--Property Owners :55--Bill Henry, :55--Ontario let Qu 00--On Stage America - :00--The Labor Story : ymphonic Encores :00--Radio Theatre :00--News :00--Telephone Hour --Splvak Serenade : r Bowl Boxing :30--Choral Group :30--The People Ask :30--Lingering Lennicks CJBC :30--Victor Record Album CEDO | :30--Dr. . Quiz EN :45--L. Green Looks at Canada Saas :45--Volce of St. John KEY :00--Tune Tryst :00--My Friend Irma pid | OK! WEBW CBL | CKEY | :00--C: :15--Baby Pusher :15--CBS News Roundup 30x ews ngs For Sou ir 0:30--Scree: Gulla, Jlaye's 0: 30 Listen tg Let! KDO 0:30--Information Preuse 0 | | 3 50 Bill Tsbister Trio Rep. Richard Nixon ews 30 the Story Goes :00--~The Choristers 00 ewe WGR-WB! :00--New: {00--Dominion News Bulletin 35--Michey Rests Show :10--Organ Reve! CFRB "lo--mition Botiar Baliroom WEKBW :15--Robert Q. Lew. 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Last complete show at 9:35. Regent -- "My Brother Talks to Horses" 1.30, 3.25, 5.20, 17.25, 9.30. Last Complete Show 9.00. Biltmore--"The Searching Wind" shown at 1:58, 4:42, 7:26 and 10:10 p.m, "Terror By Night" shown at 1:00, 3:44, 6:28 and 9:12 p.m. Last complete show at 9:12 p.m. 5:15~Family Favorites 5:25--Gondola Sidelights 5:30--Make Believe Ballroom 5:30--Parade of Stars 5:30--~Jack Armstrong 5:30--Just Plain Bill 5:30--~Magic Advertures 5:30--Santa Claus 5:45--Men In Scarlet 5:45--~Lum N'Abner 5:45--Western Five 5:45--Front Page Farrell TUESDAY EVENING 6: j0---Canaielign} and Silver for Two 6: :00-- Victory Parade 6:00--News €:05--Make Believe Ealircom 6:10--Hot off the Wir 6:10--~Clary Settell 6:10--Parade of Melody 6:10--Oddities in the News 6:15--Jim Wells, Sports 6:15--Hit Tunes 6:15--~Amateur Sports Review 6:15--Preview with Music 6:15--Tello-Test WK 6:15--News and Farm Market Survey 6:20--What's Your Beef 6:20--Tello-Test 6:25--Interlude 6:30--News «ula 6:30--S1g. 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Ross Dolan 9:30--Boston Symphony 9:30--"Studio One" 9:30--Fashions in Music 9:30--Fibber McGee 9:45--Talk 0:00--CBC National News 0:00--Tune Tryst CKEY 0:00--Bob Hope Show WBEN----CJBC 0:00--Tune Tryst CKEY 0:15--CBC News Roundup 0:30--Burns Chuck Wagon CJBC 0:30--Roly Young CFRB 0:30--Lelcester Square to Old Brose. way 0:30--Red Skelton 0:30--News 0: :30--Basketball Game CFRB CBL--WBEN KEY CKDO CKEY CKEY WGR | CJBC | WEKBW 0:45--S0 = oy Goes 0:53--Romantic Cycles 0:55--Sports News CKDO CJBC 1:00--Alberta Ranch House CBL 1:00~News WEKBW-CFRB-WGR- WBEN-CKEY 1:05--Mickey Lester Show CKEY 1:10--Organ Reverie CFRB 1:10--News Analysis WGR 1:10--~Army Score Board WEKBW CJBC 1:15--Robert Q. Lewis CFRB 1:15--Joe Hase! Sports WKBW 1:15--Joe Wesp, Tro Reporter WBEN rts WGR 1 25 Thieriude 1:25--Late Sports Column 1:30--Tony Pastor 1:30--The Click Orch, 1:30--Christie's Wax 'Works CBL 30--Martin Tobin's Tune Time WGR MIDNIGHT 2:00--News WBEN TREN 2:00--News--House Party EY 2:05--~Guy Lompardo Orch, 2:05--Design, Tor Listening WBEN 2: ji=Markin Tobin's Tune Time WGR | CFRB 230 Virginia Beach Orch. 2:55--News 1:00--~News--House Party 1:00--~News 1:00--Music Room WKB 2:00--News--Say It With Music 6:45 am. CKEY 4:30--Ople Cates Show Copr. 1948, King Features Syndicate, toc, W ." "A playmate, they said! A little brother to play catch with--to walk to schol wine They even had me be- e! ' " Ontario Regiment History CHAPTER VIII D-Day was September 3, 1048. Gapping - patrols landed with the support of infantry at 0600 hours. One-half hour later the main as- sault wave landed. As intelligence had forecast for three days that the Germans had left the Regglo area, cpposition was confined to very slight shelling and attacks by fight er-bimbers, The Italians proved un. willing to fight at all. Coast de- fense troops with white flags met the assault waves on the beaches and helped them to unload the landing craft. Beaches were mined and studded with pill-boxes and dug-outs and in the hills behind, were forts and gun emplacements. But there were no troops manning these strongly constructed defenses, and all objectives were taken in a few hours, At 1600 hours on D-day most of the RHQ tank crews were enjoying {a swim in the Straits of Messina. Heavy demolitions had been expect. ed in the area, but none materializ- ed until the advance reached Bag- nara Calabra. B Sqn. landed on the Callio Mar. ina beach at 0900 hours. Here Capt, L. I, Knowles was accidentally wounded while guiding tanks on the LST. Gallico Marina .was a small town whose main street, wide enough for tanks and heavy vehi- cles, ran into a sand and gravel { beach. Vehicles could drive dry-shod from LSTs onto the street which led to the main road north! from Regglo. As it had not been planned to land tanks on this beach, no gides from 17 Bde. met B Sqn., and they were unable to contact the bri. gade which was progressing much more rapidly than had been antici- pated, Progress of the tanks was further slowed by traffic conditions. The |. main coast road was jammed with vehicles of all kinds looking for har. bor areas and the exits from the beaches were completely choked. | When finally the squadron did join up, the services of tanks were not needed since there was no opposi- tion. In the afternoon, two troops DO | accompanied the infantry through y Villa San Giovanni, The squadron was then concentrated near Con- cessa in order to get it off the road. RHQ landed on the Gallico beach at 1100 hours. All vehicles were dri- ven off the road beside a church and Lt.-Col. Johnston went to find Div. HQ. Orders from Divisional Commander to remove tanks from the road preceded the finding of a suitable harbor near Catona. Thus the first day ended. Two of the 699 prisoners taken by 5 Div. were Germans and no serious op- position had been encountered at any time. So long as conditions re- mained the same, no tanks would be used since the necessity of oper- ating on a single centre line made them a great hindrance to traffic and in any case, it was impossible to deploy them off the road, At 0300 hours September 4, A Echelon landed with a Sqn. wheels and harbored near RHQ. A Sqn. tanks landed on September 5 and Hashored in a wadi north of Ca- ona. At 0350 hours, B Sqn, was warned to move if required in support of 15, Inf, Bde, (1 York and Lancs, 1 Green Howards and 1 KOYLID), 17 Bde. by now held the high ground covering Cannitello and Villa San Giovanni with patrols forward to- ward Scilla, 15 Bde. captured Ma- lieucca and Paperone, and was to pass through these positions, cut the lateral foad Sinopoli--Pellegri- na at a point southeast of Pellegri- na, 15 Bde. made contact with the enemy (111 Bn. 15 Pz, Gr. Regt.) in the area of Bagnara Calabria. But north of Scilla, a major demolition blocked the road to all traffic, so the tank move had to be called off, This was the last time in the Cala- brian campaign that the operational use of tanks bepame at all likely, (Continued next week) Moose Jaw Couple Build Own House Moose Tad, Sask. (CP).--When they couldn't' get around the con- tractor and supply-shortage prob- lems, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Latham began building their own two- storey home last year. They in- tend to finish it this year, especial- ly since Mrs. Latham has just fin- ished a two- Fear term on the Moose Jaw school board and will have more time to spend working on_the house, For several years they planned their own home and started build- ing it themselves last year after delays resulting from shortages. Mr, Latham had seldom touched tools before taking on the job-- now he handles everything but highly: -technical operations such as ing and furnace installations. rs. Latham helps him with the lighter jobs, but is willing to tackle anything that comes up. Last spring Latham and a gang of fellow packing-plant workers mixed and poured cement for the full-sized basement in one day. Inconveniences experienced during their years in rented homes have Been taken into consideration in Haining the six-room home and rs. Latham herself has looked after the insulation. In between nailin boards, saw- ing wood and helping on the heavier Jobs, Mrs, Latham looks after the "old place," cooking meals and doing housework for her hus- band, their seven-year old daugh- ter and her two young nieces. STARTS to work in 2 seconds [LOWEST PRICES 12 tablets... 18¢ 24 tablets... 29¢ 100 tablets ....79¢. GENUINE A, 5 MARKED A Ary of the woman" & ROBERT YOUNG - SIDNEY - RICHARDS From Ta towne Wrvodwey Play by SYLVIA ANN Anorcd's Pormont LILLIAN HELLMAN Valois Midget Radio Is Powerful, Low In Price By SEAGHAN MAYNES Hamburg--(Reuters)--A mid- get radio which its inventor and manufacturer claims is the small- est ever produced in Germany as a commercial proposition, will ap- per on the German market in a short time. Less than four inches long, 2% inches high and weighing less than one pound, the three-tube radio has been constructed by a German radio technician, Bernhard Wobbe, in his small workshop at Winsen, near Hamburg. Radio experts hafe subjected the set to thorough tests for efficiency and the German press hails it as a partial solution to the country's extreme shortage of radios, as it can be produced with only a per- centage of the raw material need- él for the construction of an ordin- ary small radio set. n spite of optimistic press refer- ences to the possibilities of mass- Prodastion, however, German radio dustry officials would not com- mit themselves to a guess on the length of time which must elapse before the Pidgey radio is being turned out b e hundreds. That it will not be in the near future is indicated by the fact that the serious shortage of raw mate: rials, upon which production de- pends, i is improving only with pain- ful slowness. Wobbe who confidently a great future for his mic et set which he has christened "Knirps" --meaning "small boy" in collo- quial German -- claims that with only four yards of ordinary wire to act as aerial, his "Knirps" can pick up between 30 and 40 foreign stations on its medium and short waves, "Knirps" was not built as a novelty but with an eye to economy in material and its small size--it can be carried in the palm of the hand--has recommended it to some foreign manufacturers. Wobbe, however, told me that he has already decided that the war- disabled and refugees will have redicts first priority on his midget set and! he is not interested at the moment in the export market. His attitude is that the needs of millions of radioless Germans should be filled first. Although German radio manu- facturers are back in limited pro- | duction only comparatively few | new radios seem to reach the retail | shops. ishes into black market channels, where a new set brings up to 7, 000 reichmarks ($700 at official ex- change rates) and an old, worn set brings around 1,000 rm. The midget "Knirps" will be sold for 200 rm ($20) when Wobbe is able to mass-prcduce it in a factory he is planning to develop in Hamburg. This is about double the pre-war equivalent price, but Wobbe, like most other German manufacturers, has to pay high prices for the scarce raw materials and technical equipment he needs. A high percentage van- | The German radio industry esti- | mates that if materials were avail- | able and the cost reasonable, about 8,000,000 radio sets could be sold in three weeks, Until raw materials become available, for mass production of | the midget "Knirps," Wobbe an- ticipates an initial output of five sets a week, MISNOMER There is no soda in soda water; the bubbles are caused by carbon dioxide which has been forced into the water, Dramatic Award To Veteran Actor {And Educationist By JAMES BULLER Canadian Press Staff Writer Victoria, Jan. 24--(CP)-- Credited with doing more for theatre in Can- ada than any other person, Leslie Bullock-Wehster, former director of school and community drama for the British Columbia department of education, was named among seven award winners for 1947 by the Can- adian Drama. Society. After promoting drama en the west coast and other parts of the Dbminion for 46 years, Bullock- Webster retired last spring and re- turned to Britain where he now lives at Fowey, England. One of the most prolific play- wrights in Canada, the tall, erect and handsome Bullock-Webster was widely known as well as an actor, public speaker, politician, bua | man and soldier. Born 70 years ago in Llandebr, Wales, he became an actor when injuries forced his dis- charge from the British Army dur- ing the South African War, After playing in several musical comedies on the London stage, Bullock-Webster joined a touring company which was coming to the United States. That was the first step in his initial trip to Canada. "I had always wanted to go to Canada," he sald later. "I went to the Okanagan Valley in British Col- umbia and helped the late George Kirby form an amateur club, "Later I returned to England to accept an offer by George Dance-- later Sir George Dance--to play in "The Chinese Honeymoon." He re- mained with the company several years and finally became stage man- ager and director. When he recovered from injuries suffered when his horse fell in a music hall turn, Bullock-Webster returned to Prince Rupert in 1910 where he was elected alderman and founded the Prince Rupert Little Theatre. At the same time he found- ed and became manager of the Northern B.C. Agricultural Associa- tion. After the First World War, in which he served as company com- mander of the 54th Kootenay Bat- talion, and finally as brigade major, he became labor.manager of the Vancouver Harbor Marine Ship. yard and founded the B.C. Dramatic School. From 1921 to 1933 more than 700 students studied stagecraft, litera. ture and public speaking at the dramatic school in Victoria and Vancouver. Some won scholarships in London; others have done well | on London and New York stages. The Drama Association grew so rapidly that. Education Minister George Welr created a drama branch of his department in 1985 and placed Bullock-Webster in charge. He visited all parts of the province to form drama groups. "Festivals profits were usually distributed for welfare people. When the Second. World War came there were 198 Little Theatres, Guilds, Societies and Drama Clubs and school clubs developing. NEED SPECTACLES Most snakes have poor eyesight and do not recognize shapes, but they will following a moving ob- ject with their eyes. EXT TOM & sppe Dr. Foam & Mr, NEwg OF THE D. Cartoon Mouse" AY RAW! ROUGH! RUTHLESS! 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