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B 11:15--Million Dollar Ballroom whom 11:25--Hamburg Races WGR 11:30--Laurence Welk Orch 11:30--Night Club of the | Al 11:30--Laurence Welk 11:30--Gene Krupa Be 12: Nowe WGR--CFRB--WBEN 12:00--New: WGR--WKBW 12 00--CBC °News Bulletin CBL-CJBC 2:00--News--House Party 2:05--George Towne rel: 12:05--The Click Orc 12:05--Million Dollar Hatiroom 12:10--Night Club of the Air 12:30--The Rollini Trio 12:30--News 1:00--News; House Party CKEY 2:00--News; Say it with Music CKEY 55¢ | (ziven Education And Vacation Fun At Labor College Port Hope, July 9--(CP)--Educa- tion is served up with a sugar coat- ing of vacation fun at the home of Canada's onyl permanent labor col. KEY y lege. The school is operated by the Workers' Educational Association, a non-profit organiation supported by of both the American Federation of Labor and the Committee for Industrial Organ- ization. It's located on the pictur- 40] esque Ganaraska River, a mile from this Durham County town. For $17 a week its 60 or so stu- dents get lectures ranging from psychology to current events, or a B special course in trade union tech- niques. Then there's thre man-sized meals a day, swimming and other sports. The school is a model of com- munal living. Each student helps maintain its rustic buildings and op- erate it. Only three paid staff mem. bers are W.E.A. Director Drummond N | Wren, a cook and an assistant, Y M.L.A.'s Invited To Visit Burwash Toronto, July 9--(CP)--Reform Institutions Minister Dunbar Thurs- day invited members-elect of the Ontario Legislature to visit the pri- son farm at Burwash near Sudbury where prisoners recently staged disturbances. He sald he issued a similar invi- tation at the last Session of the Legislature. He was repeating it now so that the public could learn the facts through their elected re- presentatives. The members-elect could obtain EN | admission to Burwash and to other institutions' under his jurisdiction merely by identifying themselves. It would not be necessary for them to arrange for a visit beforehand. Mr. Dunbar said he would be glad to broaden the invitation to include representatives of 'respon- sible organizations. But to facili- tate their admission he would have Jo Be advised in advance of their visit. TECHNICOLOR YOUNG - CHAPMAN TATA DOORS OPEN DAILY 12:30 p.m. 'LAFF-A-DAY 13 Copr. 1948, King Features Syndicate, Inc. World rights reserved. MLL LR HS "Of course not--I was just chasing it out ot the hen Raglan Services Cancelled For 2? July and August L. M, LUKE Correspondent Raglan, July 8.--There will be no Sunday School or Church service for the remainder of July and Aug- ust. We hope everyone will re- member to come back to Church Sunday, Sept. 5. The Sunday School picnic has beén planned for Saturday, July 24, at Lakeview Park. Please keep the date in mind. With so many weddings taking place the boys are having a great time keeping up with charivaris. They have had two this week with more to come. Three new families have come to live in our community recently--Mr. and Mrs, A. Martin and son, Mr. and Mrs, Miller and two daughters, Mr. and Mrs. M. Hanlon and two children. Mr. and Mrs. J. Latimer visited their niece, Mrs. Fred Carveth, at Keswick on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. V. Hawkins of To- ronto, and Mrs, George Harrison of Oshawa, were with Mr. and Mrs. A. Pilkie on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Latimer attended the anniversary service at Janet- ville, Sunday morning and visited their neuhew, Rev. E. McKillican and Mrs. McKillican., Mrs. H. Heaps spent the week- end with her daughter at Halibur- ton. Mrs. Williams and Mr, Pettigrew, of Toronto, were with Mr, and Mrs. F, Plerson last week-end. Toronto Traffic Problem Is Seen Growing Worse Toronto, July 9--(CP)--Ontario's biggest city has a traffic 'problem of "exceptional magnitude," it was in- dicated in the publication this week of the findings of a Greater Toron. to Planning board. Facts and figures in the report show that 25 per cent of all vehicles registered in the province are owned by citiens of Toronto and suburbs. They also reveal that for the 105,- 000 cars that daily enter the down- town area, parking spaces number but 16,500. The traffic experts predict that in another 10 years 200,000 cars will cram the same area unless steps are taken to prevent it. Every day now, cars are jammed into every laneway, empty lot, cram- med into every car storage building and manoeuvered into every legal and illegal curb space. Cars glut the streets and inter- fere with the commercial vehicles whish carry on the business of the city. The traffic 'experts recommenda- tion to alleviate the ever-worsening situation is to give first priority to mass transportation, The brief concludes: "If the pub- lic of Toronto and York County is progressive in its traffic thinking, viewed it in its all-encompassing value, responsibility and effect on the future, it can be certain that Toronto's downtown will become a tract of 1,000 or more efficiently busy acres, instead of the present 381 traffic-jammed hive of suffer- ing acres and Toronto itself will have true metropolitan greatness." RAISE HISTORIC SHIP Gravesend, Kent, England, July 9-- (Reuters) --A British battleship built at Bombay in 1815, the 72- gun ship of the line Cornwall Thursday was lifted from the bot- tom of the Thames where she had rested since being sunk by bomb- | ing in 1940. FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1¢ Rail Unions In U.S. Accept Wage Offer Washington, July 9--(AP) --The wage dispute which threatened a country-wide trike and caused United States Government seizure of the railroads was settled peace- ably late Thursday. The settlement was announced by the White House. Representatives of management and the three rail- road brotherhoods which called the strike adjusted their differences in a series of conferences there ar- ranged by John Steelman, presid- ential assistant. The engineers, firemen and switchmen accepted a wage in- crease of 15% cents an hour, retro- active to last Nov. 1, plus several changes in operating rules, scme of which will increase the railroad- men's take-home pay. Railroad management represent- atives, said the settlement was vir- tually the same as that recommen- ded by the President's emergency board March 27. The settlement means that the railroads will be turned back to private management as soon as ne- cessary papers can be drawn up. Steelman estimated that that could be dgne in "a day or two." Nominally, the railroads have been under government control since May 10, with Army Secretary Kenneth Royall directing their op- erations. The government got an injunction against the threatened strike. Numerous efforts # TODAY Biltmore -- "Last of the Red- men" -- 1.00, 3.33, 5.53, 8.26, 10.46. "Ginger" -- 2.15, 4.48, 7.08, 9.41. Last complete show, 9.41. Regent--"Sierra Madre" -- 1.50, 4.20, 6.50, 9.20. Last complete show, 8.65. Marks: "Relentless" at 1:30, 3:35, | 5:40, 7:45, 9:50. Last complete show at 9.20. unsuccessful Magied from "THE LAST OF TH in breavhtaking new - JON HALL - MICHAEL O'SHEA LAST oF THE RFDMY, COLOR! " by JAMES FENINORE COOPER / With And Big Cast THE STORY OF A DOG "GINGER" FRANK ALBERTSON BARBARA REED had been made to work out an agreement. The rules changes provide, among other things, for paying freight engineers and firemen who have to wait at their terminals before go- ing to work. PRESENTS CREDENTIALS Ottawa, July 9--(CP) Mato Jaksic, newly-appointed Yugoslav Minister to Canada, presented his credentials yesterday to Viscount Aleander, it was announced. He was presented to the Governor- General by Howard Measures, pro- tocol chief of the External Affairs Department. External Affairs. Min- ister St. Laurent was present. Pavle Lukin, counsellor of the Yu- goslav Legation, accompanied Mr. Jaksic. DOUBLE SUICIDE PACT Vancouver, July. 9--(CP)-- young men, committed to a stre suicide pact, were identified by latives Thursday as James I. Kim, 22 and Robert Bruce Ba 26. The bodies of the two 1 found in a gas-filled downtown tel rocm late Wednesday. Pc described the case as bizarre, released no details of the "pact BORROWED CAR, JAL . Toronto, July 9--(CP)--) Butler of Suburban York Town loaned his automobile in Apri plumber Joseph Barraclogh to get some tools. Weeks later car turned up in Kingston, plumber in Montreal. 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