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PAGE ELEVEN TO STUDY INDIANS 1948 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE -- WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, RADIO LOS iE TABLE New Zealand Communist party, out 'of the position of vice-president of Vancouver--(CP)--Dr. George F. the union. The margin of defeat | G. Stanley, Canadian history pro=- was small, but Drennan suffered a | fessor at University of British Co- more severe setback, together with | Jymbia, plans a one-year study of other Communists, at the election | government policy towards Cana. of Officers of the Auckland Trades | diay Indians. The former Alberta Council, the central trades union | Rhodes scholar and holder of a body for Auckland. | Gusgenheim fellowship will study At hia Tplete ROME toon. | federal archives and then go to Washington for further study. Trade Unionists In New Zealand Oust Communists By J. C. GRAHAM Canadian Press Correspondent 600 | 100 WEDNESDAY EVENING ults WEKBW WBEN--WGR--CKEY :00--Tello-Test WEKBW 6:05--~Makc Believe Ballroom CKEY 6:05--Tello-Test :10--Parade of Melody )--~Tune Time oddities in the News 5--Top, of the Day 5--Good Cheer Songs >--Sports 5--Preview with Music :15--News--Farm Market 5--What's Your Beef? :25--Fishing Barometer Bowe, Jim Hunter rts 30--Muslc for Memory 0--Billy Rose 30--Ralph vag Te Sports SsuasnRIAng x PITTS 6:45--Foster Brooks 6:45--Three Star Extra at? 6: 35 United Nations Report 7:00--Kesten's Corner Ey Greene (News> ws tion House Party :00--Supper Club :00--Beulah {00--Plantation Party :00--Edmund Hockridge Sings :05--Make Believe Ballroom 0--The Lighter Side WKB 5--Jackie Rae ahd Lou Snider CJBC 5--F.I. Wine Tim Kl ack Smith Show WGR--CFRB 5--Novatime CEDO 5--News of the World WBEN CBL CBL CBL 1 1 1 1 1 1 15 5--Sports Today om Blof Wed. Night 7:30--Chamber Music 7:30~Club 15--Bob Crosby 7:30--I1 See by The Paper 7:30--Band Box 7:30--Henry Morgan Show 7:30--Ethel and Albert 7:45--News 7:45--Edward R. Murrow News %7:45--Music in Marchtime 7:45--H. V. Kaltenborn 7:45--Toronto Today 7:50--I See by The Paper 8:00--American Melody Hour 8:00--Dennis Day Show 8: g--Dennis Day ny "Hamlet" 7 :00-- 7:00] 1. 7 7 7 1: 1: 7: 9: 1: 1° a: 1: 9 y! 8 }00--Dennis Day Show 8:00--Your Music CEDO 8:15--" Chanson Gitane", Opera 8:30--Newsstand Novelties 8:30--Novelties 8:30--Spin to Win 8:30--Opportunity Enocks 8:30--Vox Pop 8:30--Memory Lan 8:30--The Great Gildersieeve 8:35--Labor Progressives 8:45--Progressive Conservatives CKDO 8:50--S0 The Story Goes CKEY 8:55--Blll Henry. News 9:00--Abbott & Costello 9:00--The Mayor of the Town 9:00--News 9:00--Take a Chance 9:00--Duffy's Tavern 9:00--" "Hamlet" 9:00--Your Song and Mine 9:00--London Playhouse 9:15--Little Show 9:30--Progressive Conservatives 9:30--Groucho Marx 9:30--Curtain Time 9:30--Blondle 9:30--Harvest of Stars 9:30--Mr District Attorney 9:30--Curtain Time 9:45--Sweetwood Serenade 10:00--Music of Manhattan 10:00--Memorial Cup Hocke; RY 10: 10: 15 Music Box 10:30--News 10:30--Baseball 10:30--Tommy Hender Sings 10:30--Texaco Star Theatre 10:30--Amparo Iturbi, pianist 10:30--Jumpin' 10:30--Jimmy Durante Show 10:30--Tony Martin Show 10:40--Joe Crysdale 10:40--Tommy Hender Sings 10: :45--Capltol Cloak Room . News 10:45--Let's Waltz 10:55--Hit of the Day 10:55--Sports News 1 Wien 'Night Descends 11:00--When Nig! 11:00--News WGR-WBEN- Ne EY-CFRE 11: 00-~Dom. News Bulletin CJBC 11:00--New. WEKBW 11 {05-- Mickey Lester Show CKEY 11:10--Million Dollar Ballroom WEBW 11:10--News Analysis GR 11:10--Organ Reverie 11:15--Christle"s Wax Works 11:15--Joe Wesp, Reporter 11:15--Robert Q. a 11:15--Late Spor 11:25--Man os Midnight i 25--Late Sports Column 11:30--Heritage of Music 11:30--Meadowbrook Club Orch. 11:30--Presidential Timber 11:30--Bernie Cummins Orch. 11:45--Man About Midnight .00--News. S House FaiLy :00--~CBC News Bulletin B WBEN-WGR-WEKBW B CFRB-WB :00--News Ki EN 12:05--Snooky Lanson Show .12:05--Music Reflections KBW 12:05--Alvy West Orch. CFRB 12:10--~Man About Midnight WGR 12:1 Marin Tobins Tune Time WGR 12:30--New: CFRB 12: 30--Mary Osborne Trio 12:45--Lennie Herman Quintet 12:55--News 1: 0 News House Party 1:00 1:30--Juke-box Jambo: WEKBW 2.00--News. Say it with Music CKEY THURSDAY MORNING 4 30Dincle Ervin 5:30--New: 5:30--550 ) Revellle 5:35--Uncle Ervin 250] :55-- 100--News 6:00--1 Jamboree :00--~Uncle Ervin; News :05--Top 0' the Morning :10--Clint Buehiman 6:25--Hymn For The Day 6:30--News 6:30--Farm_ Repor :40--0ld Cheha Trail ii-Uncle Ervin :45--New! '43_rLarry 's Coffee Shop mid Singer ews News--Musical Clock wing Wood D0--Percolator Parade r 0--News; Coffee Shop Ralph Snyder Bow :00--Breakfast Melodies :05--Top o' The Morning : 5--Larry's Coffee Shop :15--Clint _Buehiman Aspe Gerber, Songs Headlines News Press News Ervin Victor News News--Musical Clock Frit) a ya a H tim 'Bunter--News :00--New: M rtin Agronsky K Ralph Snyder Show :10--Livestock Review :10--Larry's Coffee Shop :10--~Hal Kelly Sports :15---Housewives Serenade 8 :30--Press News 8:30--Breakfast Time Tunes 8:30--Musical March Past 8:30--Teleflash News 8:35--Larry's Coffee Shop R | 12:35--C; Armful of cats held by their proud owner, Toronto radio cammentator Claire Wallace, are George (grey) and Sam (black) who are full bro- thers and, as Claire puts it, "al- most pure" Persian. Several of her pets have become radio stars in their own right as guests of her program They Tell Me, which of- ten features an animal story. (Heard Monday, Wednesday and ax Friday at 1.45 p.m. EDT, on the CBC Trans-Canada network.) Dogs, horses, deer, rabbits and bifds have appeared cn the broad- cast, but Georg and Sam ar still Jovking forward to their radio de- ut. . 8:45--CBC News 8:45--Sacred Heart Program 8:45--Gospel Singer 8:50--News 8:55--It Is a Racket 9:00--News 9:00--~Music For Thursday 9:00--Breakfast Club 9:00--News 9:00--Breakfast Club 9: OD News: We The Women 9:00--New: D; :00--Breakfast Club 9: 15--Barnyard Follies FRB 9:15--Early Date azn 9:30--News For Wom: 9:30--Oshawa Shopng Basket Cibo 9:30--Clevelandaires BL 9:35--We The Women 9:45--Nelson- Olmstead 9:45--Orchs. On Parade Ln 0 of World Events 10: O0--News. of Fashion :00-- Adam C 10:00--Teleflash i Betty & Bo» 10:00--Fred Waring Show 10:00 -My True Story 10:00--News 10:05--Off 'The Record 10:05--Make Believe Ballroom 10:15--Mickey Lesser 10:15--Organ Mus! 10:15--~CHUM le Contest 10:15--Kindergarten of the Air ' 10:25--Top Tune 10:25--Dog Time 10:25--Magazine of the Alr 10:30--News 10:30--Evelyn Winters 10:30--Make Believe Ballroom 10:30--Kate Aitken 10:30--News 10:30--Ethelwyn Hobbes 10:30--Road of Life 10:35+-Do You Remember 10:35--CHUM Slogan Contest 10:45--Listen to Leibert 10:45--Jane Weston 10:45--Life in Canada 10:45--Joyce Jordan, M.D. 10:45--The Listening Post 10:45--David Harum 10:55--Novelette 11:00--News 11:00--Road of Life 11:00--Music For You 11:00--Morning Varieties 11:00--Music by Martin 11:00--To the Ladles 11:00--~This Is Nora Drake WBEN 11:00--St, Matthew's Cathedral CBL 11:00--Breakfast in Hollywood WEKBW 11:05--Make Believe Ballroom 11:15--Blig Sister '| 11:15--Katie's Daughter 11:15--~June Dennis 11:30--News 11:30--Claudia 11:30--Maurice Bodington 11:30--What's Your Beef? 11:30--Galen Drake 11:30--Chuck agon Serenade 11:35--Stork Club 11:45--Jack Smith Show 11:45--Singalong 11:45--Bernie Braden Story 11:45--Especially For You 11:50--News, Gordon Sinclatr THURSDAY AFTERNOON 12:00-- News--Music WBEN--CEKEY 12:00--Welcome Travellers L CJBC CFRB WKBW 12:00--North Shore Farm Digest CKDO CFRB 12:00--Music for Midday 12:00---BBC News 12:00--~Wendy Warren--News 12:00--Circle Bell Ranch 12:00--Shady Ng Folk Iz :05--Pick The Hits 2:15--Farm Broadcast B 15--Aunt Jenny 12:15--Lucy Linton 12:15---Monty and Barry N | 12:15--Luncheon Music C 12:15--Reading Between the Lines Dr. Frederick A, Hodge WBEN 1220 fusten Ladies : CKEY 12:30--News KDO 12: 0-torme Greene (News) :30--N¢ CFR! 2: 12: 30--President Truman 12:30- News HUM Valley Program 12 H29-Fouywond R 12:40--Rhythm Rendezvous 12:40--Farm_Prices 12:45--Luncheon Club 12:45--Bing Crosby 12:45--~Walter Bowles 12:45--Singin' Sam 12:45--Big Sister 12:45--Our Gal Sunday 12:55--Off the Cuff 1:00--CBC News 1:00--~Kitchen Party :00--T" Ni 1 B. 1:00--Perry_ Mason 1; ig Sister i; »--Tops in Pops 1: 1: :10--Byngtime 15--The Happy Gang :15--Music for Thursday LU] PILLS - 7 ATmEN L] ¥ npACkACHF a RueuMm [3 6, ls kn yaoY ally Work :30--Million Dollar Ballroom :30--Women in the News 135--J K ern ctor Malone nes, oh Concert :00--News D0--Second Mrs. Burton ry Burke Bi Jerry jurke Show Mason Toy Jack Berch Show 30--Nora Drake Zin He ih White ] inee Light of the World Lean Back and Listen nside Story Rose of My Dreams :00--Life Can Be Beaunifyl :00--Ladles Be Seated 00 prank Herbert Concert :00--N 3:00 Double or Nothing 3:00--CHUM Slogan Contest :15--Milt Herth Trio :15--Ma Perkins :05~Jerry Burke Show :15--Ma Pe rkins New. 3 30 Meetin' with Keaton 3:30--New: 3:30_Paul Whiteman Club 3:30--Pepper Young's Family 3:30--Pepper Young, 's Family 3:35--Casa Loma Time 3: aM Slogan Contest Lucy Linton Right To Happiness Righ to Happiness 4:00--Popular Songs a 00--Hospital Party 00--News; Voice of Memory 10 Backirage Wit Be ™3tar Dance Parade Ki 0" News ed rtrtrdrirtrtrartetrirtrarddring pon 4:15--Lee Hamilton 4:15--~Women"s News 4:15--High Tide, wally Shubat 4:18--1I arned Late 3 :20--Styles in Rhythm 4:30--Magic Needle 4:30--Winner Take All :30--News :30--~Thursday Recital :30--Lorenzo Jones :30--Empire Club Talks :30--Thursday Recital Hunt ay of Prayer tlight on a Star big Dick Tracy : 00--Veterans' Varieties 00--When A Si Marries 3:00--Tomm Dorsey Siow 5: News gs Hamilip 5:00--Easy RI 5:00--News :05--Studio pa :10--~Meetin' With Keaton :15--Terrv and the Pirates :15--Portia Faces Life 1 a :15--Eas; m 3 Parade of Melody CEDO :30--Adventures of Timothy O'Brien L :30--Parade of Stars :30--Make Believe Ballropm 0--Sky King 30--News 0--Just Plain Bill 5--Lee Hamilton 5:45--Western Five Fb ump 5:45--Men in Scarlet 5:45--Front Page Farrell WBEN 5:50--Tommy rsey Show CJBC Spring Seeding Nearly Complete Toronto, May 12--(CP) --Spring seeding is virtually completed in most parts of Southern Ontario. The provincial Agriculture De- partment said Tuesday in its week- ly crop report that recent cold, wet weather has caused only minor set- backs. All crops are reported mak- ing good progress. In many coun- ties, cattle and sheep already have been turned out to pasture. Recent minor frost damage is re- ported from a few sections. In Northern Ontario, where some districts still have snow, spring CFRB4 operataions are not as far advanc- ed. On higher land, however, seeding is well under way. . Spring In Sweden Best In 50 Years Stockholm -- (CP) -- Bathers flocked by the thousands to sea beaches at Gothenburg during April as Sweden enjoyed its earliest and warmest spring in 50 years. In southern Sweden, farmers let their cows out to graze in April-- something which had not happened for half a century--and the sprout- ing of spring grain was reported from many areas. In southwestern Sweden a tem- perature of 73.4 degrees Fahrenheit was recorded April 18. PARISH COUNCILS Counties in Denmark are sub- divided into 1,300 parishes, each CFRB | administered by a parish council, Copt. 1948, King Features Synd ate, Inc, World rights reserved. "Why, thank you, Mrs. Padway. I think Trixie looks a lot like you, too." New Commercial Manager at CKDG ~N Radio Station CKDO today an- nounced the appointment of Mil- \z | ton E. Bond to the position of Commercial Manager. Mr. Bond has been heard fre- quently in dramatic radio parts on CBO, Ottawa, and on the Western and Mid-Eastern CBC network of the Ottawa Drama League for sev- eral years, and played a prominent part in Drama Festival work. His business experience includes seven years with Metropolitan Life B y as loan approver at head office. He MILTON E. BOND spent some time with the Depart- ment of Labor as representative of the Annuities Branch in the Niagara Peninsula, Mr, Bond joined the South Al- berta Regiment (20th CAR) when it was mobilized in June, 1940, and remained with the regiment until September, 1942, when he was dis- charged due to injuries incurred in a motorcycle accident, He then became Naval Stores Examiner, with Naval Service, Department of National Defence, travelling from Prince Rupert, B.C, to St. Johns, Newfoundland. While his work at CKDO will consist largely of sales and service, the station intends to make full use of his dramatic talents on the air, McMillan Heads Circulation Men Montreal, May 12--(CP)-- K, A, McMillan, The Star, Toronto, was elected President of the Circulation Managers Association at the clos- ing session of the annual meeting Tuesday. Other officers include: First Vice-Presidenat, H. H. Turnbull, The Standard, St. Catharines; Secretary, W. J. Stewart, Times- Journal, St. Thomas, and Treasur- er, D. T.Fleming, Sun-Times, Owen Sound. Board - of directors includes: Lome Johannes, The Reporter, Galt, and H. B. Cowan, Jr, The Examiner, Peterborough. H.B.Rockey Head: School Officials Ottawa, May 12 -- (CP)--H. B. Rockey of glondon, Ont, was elected pref: of the = Ontario Association of School Business Of- ficials at the final session of their fifth annual convention here Tues- day. Other officers for the 1948-49 term are: Past President, W. Gor- don Bunker, Oshawa; Vice-Presi- dent, W. H. Kribs, Niagara Falls. Directors include John E. Hug- gins, Peterborough; James Swin- ton, Brantford, and J. M. 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Every Communist eandidate - who has stood for parliament in recent years has lost his deposit and even in municipal elections they have usually been near the bottom of the poll. However, they 'have gained considerable influence in trade un- ions and a campaign was begun recently by ministers of the labor government against this influence. Ministers warned unionists of the power Communists were acquiring in their ranks and urged that they be voted out of' executive positions. The Auckland Waterside Workers' Union, one of New Zealand's most militant unions, responded by vot- ing A. Drennan, chairman of the munist ticket was put up to contest the executive and all minor gom- mittees. The result was the complete rout of the Communists, who held | a dominating position in the previ- | ous executive, The president of the | council, Drennan, was defeated as were the Communist vice-president and secretary. 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