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'WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1948 THE DAILY" TIMES. GAZETTE PAGE FIVE ad RADIO BH 600 | 700 800 900 10 13001 14001 150011600 a | 1200 WEDNESDAY EVENING :00--Candlelight and Sliver :00--Bowles and MacFarlane :00--Melody Parade :00--~News; Music You Love :00--Press New: :00--Race Results--Bill Mazer News BEN---WG Cc Believe Ballroom [une Time Smith 'Top of the Day : , Farm Market Good Cheer Songs Jr pors 5--The Passing Parade 5--Fishing Barometer 0---News; Holiday Newsreel Jim Hunter :30--Easy Listening :30--Cause For. Sgn tentment :30--Report on Sport :30--Divertimento 6:40--Parade of Melody Wes McKnignht's Sports Dinner D :50--Did I Say That? :55--United Nations Comentar; :00--Mysterious Traveller 00--Lurne Greene (News) :00--News--Edwin C. Hill )--News; Holiday Newsreel Plantation house Party obert & up «dmund PD Sings ke Believe Ballroom 1 050 Serenade Robert Q. Lewis Show --F.I. Wine Time See By The Papers Box )--Lone Ranger Dr oave It To The Girls WS 5--Ned Calmer, News 50, T 55--~Pitching Horseshoes 00--Mr. Chameleon portunity Knocks 8:30--P! ccadlilly Circus 8:30--On Stage American 8:30--The Great Gildersieeve 8:45--To Be Announced :00--Abbott & Costello :00--Col. Stoopnagle )--News :00--Baseball :00--So the Stor 9:00--The Great 9:00--Duffy' Goes 0--Harvest of Stars 0--Mr, District Attorney Lionel Hampton Orch. Musical Interlude he Whistler 4 'he Big Story :00--CBC National News :00--Texaco Star Theatre H S---Arthur L. Phelps Baseball Ww :30--Tommy Hender 8ings 30--Comedy Writers' Show 5S) 10:55--] Sima 11:00--When Night Descends 11:00--~News : 11° 15--Buddy Moreno Orch. I 11:15--Juke-Box Jamboree f 11:15--Late Sports . 11:25--Hamburg Races 1 11:30--Al1 Donahue Orch. ® 11:30--Man About Midnight | 11: :30--Heritage of Music BY 13.00 Nows. House Party 2:00---CBC News Bulletin 'WBEN- Orch, idnight ws 0--Mary Osborne Trio i345 Lene Herman Quintet News--House Party New. WG News: Say It With Music THURSDAY MOBNING 4:30--Uncle Ervin 5:30--News 30--550 Revellld 5:35--Uncle Ervin Ee Report: Percolator Parade Salle Ervin ws Siar Leny 's Coffee Shop 6:55--News; Weather 7:00--News--Musical Clock .00--Toast and Jamboree 3700 Nowa: Coffee Shop 7:00--News 7:00--Ralph Snyder Show 00--Breakfast Melodies 05--Top o' The Morning 9 :30--Oshawa Shopping Basket :35--We The Women 9 :45--Nelson Simend 9:45--Orchs. On Pa: P:45--Why of World Events FRB CEKDO CHU: CFRB CJBC CBL CHUM CEDO WEKBW EY CKEY CEDO nn WKB Cet y CJB SREY ay CHUM CKDO WBEN CFRB CBL CKEY CHUM CFRB WEKBW 0 CBL CBL BL CKDO EN Jerry Wayne Show CFRB--WGR CFRB CJBC--WKBW WGR-WBEN-CXEY-CFRB CKDO CJBC R--CJBC CKEY M CBL CFRB WBEN :15--Larry's Coffee -- 7 15--~Clint Buehiman 7:30--Good morning 7:30--News 7:30~News--Musical Clock 7:35--Top 0' the Ploming 7:35--Breakfast Melodies 7:35--Larry's Coffee Shop 7:40--Percolator Parade 7:45--Unity. Viewpoint 7:50--~News 7:55--Melody Highlights I ;vo--oports Roundup 8.00--Toast and Jamboree :00--News 8 8: 8: 8: News 8:00--Martin Agrensky 3 :00--~Ralph Snyder Show 8:00--News; Hal Rely Sports i :10--Livestock Rev! :10--Larry's Coffee y 0 8: 15--~Clint Buehiman 8:15--Morning Devotions 8: J -Rreautosy Tine Tunes 8:15--Musical Cl 8:15--Glacy's De hit 8:30--Press News 8:30--Musical March Past 8:30--Teleflash News 8:35--Larry's Coffee Shop 8:45--Sacred Heart Program 8:45---Cospel Singer 8:50--News 9:00--Music For Thursday 9:00--Breakfast Club 9:00--Nine O'Clock News 9:00--Ralph Snyder Show 9:00--~News; We The Women 9.00--News 9:00---CBC News 9:05--Musical Program 9.05--Toast and Jamboree 9:05--Jay and Ginger 9:10---Women In The News 9:15--Barnyard Follies 9:15--Early Date 9:15--Breakfast Club 9:30--News For Women 9:50 News 70:00--Ethel and Albert 10:00--Parade of Bands 10: 00--Newe 10:00--~Ann 10: Teas News; Betty & 104 00--~Fred Waring Show 0:00 -My True Story 1: :00--House Party 10'05--Make Belleve Ballroom 10:15--~What America's Playing 10:15--Song Styles 10:15~CHUM Slogan Contasy, 10:25--Magazine of the A 10:25--Top Tune 10:30--News 10:30--Ann Howard 10:30--Sing Along 10:30--Say It With Music 10:30--News 10:30--Musical Interlude 10:30--Road of Life 10:35--Piano Interlude 10:35--Do_You Remember 10:35--CHUM Slogan Contest 10.45--Sammy Kaye 10:45--~Jane Weston 10:45~Joyce Jordan, M.D. 10:45--Dorothy Killgallen 10:45--Sing Along 11:00--News 11:00--Road of Life 11:00--Orchestras On Parade 11:00--Morning Varieties 11:00--Music by Martin 11:00--To the Ladies 11:00--This Is Nora Drake 11:00--Breakfast in Hollywood 11:00--Arthur Godfrey 11:05--Make Believe Ballroom 11:15--Big Sister 11:15--Katie's Daughter 31: :15--June Dennis 11: News; Larry Mann 0--Iiny Hunter--News 11:30-~Musical Program 11:30--Galen Drake 11:30--~Chuck Wagon Serenade 11:35--S%ork Club 11:45--Jack Smith Show 11:45--Lora Lawton 11:45--Ted Malone 11:45--Laura Limited 11:45--Bernie Braden Story :45--Especially For You 11:45--Rosemary 11:50--News, Gordon Sinclair THURSDAY AFTERNOON 12:00--News; Music 12:00--Welcome Travellers CKEY WEKBW 12: 12: 00--Memorable Music 00--BBC News 12:00-Wendy Warren--News 12:00--Ozark Valley Folk 12:05--~Pick The Hits . 12:15--Farm Broadcast 0--Show Tune Time 12:20--~Music Box 12:30--News 12:30--Lorne Greene (News) EY 12:30--News CFRB-WKBW 12:30--Ontario Farm CBL 12:30---Rom. of Helen Trent WGR 12:30- News CHUM 12:30--This Rhythmic Age 12:35--CHUM Valley Program 12:40--Matinee Miniature 12:40--Hollywood Reporter 12:40--Rhythm Rendezvous D: 12:45--Songs by Eddy Howard WEKBW 12:45--Walter Bowles CJB 12:45--8ingin" Sam 12:45--Blg Sister 12:45--Our Gal Sunday 12:55--Farm Prices 12:55--Byngtime 12:59--Time Signal 1:00--Kitchen Party 1:00--~CBC News :00--Teleflash News--Romance CHUM :00--~News :00--Perry Mason 00--Byngtime :00-Big Bsr :05--Tops in Pops :15--Harold Turner, Organist :15--Music for Thursday :15--Broadway Echoes §--Ma Perkins 0--Bill Harrington Sings :30--Million Dollar Ballroom WEKBW :30--Young Dr. Malone WGR :30--Women i the News ttt tt tt ba irs 1:45--Waltzes iy the World 2:00--Byngtim 2:00-- News: Playoft Payoff 2: ews | Concert :00--Second Mrs. Burton :00--Bernie Broder Story :00--Guiding Light :05--Jerry Burke Show = :15~Perry Mason 15--News 215--Jack Berch Show ALLAN, LANE 2 RED RYD 12:00--North Shore Farm Digest RDO | CF 25 Novaiime 0--Norg Drake 0--Musical Matinee 30--Hollywood News ' 0--Bride and Groom )--Matinee 30--variety Box :35--Down ler Way 2:45--Gos, 2:45--Evelyn Win 3:00--Life Can Be Beautitul *® 3:00--Ladies Be Seated 3:00~Frank Herbert Concert 3:00--News 3:00--David Harum 3 00--CHUM Slogan Contest y Bur Show, op_ House d Rose Show Ma Perkins 3S Novelents 3:1 3 30 New: 20 Bemutitul Lady :30--Meetin" with Kea :30--Million Dollar Batiroom :30--News 3:30--Pepper Young's Family 3:35--Kiwanis Safety Program 3:35--Casa Loma Time 3:35--CHUM rh Contest 3M5--Lucy Linton 3:45--Jerry Burke Show 3:45--Right To Happiness 4:00--Popular Songs 4:00--Off The Record 4:00--News; Voice of emery 4:00--News; Club 580 4:00--All Star Dance Parade 4:00--Four O'Clock News 4:10--Broadway and Vine 4:154-Nora Drake 4:15--Lee Jamitton 4:15~Women's New: 4:15--High Tide, Wally Shubat 4:18--1 Learned Late 4:30--Winner Take All 4:30--Your Host, Peter Gust 4:30 News 4:30--Thursday Recital 4:30--Hint Hunt 4:35--Lee Hamilton 4:45--From The Classics 4:45--Reminiscing 4:45--Mike Hopkins Show 4:55--Interlude 5:00--News; Studio Party 5: 00--Veterans' Varieties 3.00--Olympio Games Report CFRB 5:00--News WGR 5:10--~Meetin' With Keaton 5:15--Parade of Melody 5:15--The Pun House 5.15--Easy Rhythm 5: 30--Stotles of Adventure 5:30--Reggie and Billy Keaton 5:30--~Make Believe Ballroom 5:30--Sky King 5!30--News 5:30--News 5:35--Lee Ham!!ton 5:45--Western- Five 5:45--Teen News 5:45--Lum °'N' Abner 5:45--Men in Scarlet 5:50--Tommy Dorsey Show THURSDAY EVENING 6:00--News; Music Twu Love CHUM 6:00--News WBEN--WCR--CKEY 6.00--Candlelight and Silver CFRB 0:00--~P CEDO WKBW ts 6.00--Melody Parade CBL 6:00--Bowles and MacFarlane CJBC 6:05--Bill Mazer, Sports WKBW % 05--Make Belleve Ballroom 6:10--Parade of Melody 6:10--Tune Time 6:10--8ig Smith, Sports 6:15--Ralph Hubbell 6:15--D'Artega Presents 6:15--Top of the Day KBW 6:15--News, Farm Mkt, Summary CBL 6:15--The Passing Parade CJBC 6:25--~News 6:25--Fishing Barometer 6:30--Holiday Newsreel 6:30--~Jim Hunter--News 6:30--Partners in Melody 6:30--Divertimento 6:30--Tello Test 6 :30--gEasy Listening 6.30--Report on Sport 6:30--Sugar and Spice 6:40--Parade of Melody CKDO 6:40--Wes. McKnight's Sports CFRB 6:45--Lowell Thomas News WGR 6:45--Three Star Extra 6:45--BBC News 6:45--Foster Brooks 6:50--Did I Say That? 6:55--United Nations Commenters CBL 7.00--Smoke "Rings can 7:00--Superstition CJBC 7:00--News; A Quartet CHUM 7.00--Robert Q. Lewis Show WGR 7 :00--~Supper Club WBEN 7:00--Lorne Greene (News) CKE 7:00--~Edwin C. Hill WKBW 7:00--Tony the Troubadour CBL 7:05--Make Belleve Baliroom 7.05--News 7:15--~Robert Q. Lewis Show 7:15--News oi the World 7:15--Hobby Quiz 7:15--Del Mott, Sports 7:15--F.I. Wine Time 7:15--Range Rhythms CEDO ?7:30--Jerry Wayne Show CFRB--WGR 7:30--Jerry Wayne Show CFR 7:30--Wally Wicken, pianist 7:30--~Music by Maupin 7:30--News 7.30--To be Announced 7:30--~WBEN Band Box 7:30--Home Folks Frolic 7:35-1050 Serenade -- 7:45--Ned Calmer 7:45--News 7:45--Nation's Business 7:45--Singin" Sam 7:50--Three Suns 8:00--Aldrich Family Now Playing! 2 - BIG FEATURES - 2 WITH WOMEN, has Ww chorm TEL ora" oh ihn ons RITA JOHNSON . rom rowses Directed by MVING PICHEL Sroswrod by 10MM NARNSON Added Feature TRIPLE ACTION! * TRIPLE' LAUGHS! IN JOE'S THIRD 816 SCREEN MIT? LAFF -A-DAY COPR. 1948, KING FEATURES SYNDICATE, Inc, WORLD RIGHTS RESERVE!) "I feel I know you a lot better since your kid sister let me read your diary!" ) ne Juu Cr Ottawa, July 28--(CP) --Canada is taking no chances that a grow- ing American television industry may grab off all broadcasting channels before the dominion gets her own television stations in op- eration, expected by the end of 1949. Officials of the Transport De- partment and the CBC are bargain- ing with the American Federal Communications Commission for the right to certain television broadcasting channels along the border. The pact, if consummated, would cover a belt 250 miles deep on each side of the boundary, involving vir- tually all major Canadian cities. By the same measure Canada would also guarantee not to allow her stations to interfere with Am- erican stations in channels set as- ide for them. Only 12 channels are available to go around and there have been some objections from the Ameri- can industry which sees the tenta- tive act as tying up expansion plans near the border. They say that Canada is taking a dog-in-the manger attitude when there is no industry here. Canada Set For Television In 1949, Protects Borders However, the Canadians say there soon will be a growing in- dustry and freguencies will be needed. Government officials say that although there are only 12 channels, the brief television range makes the figure deceptive. One expert said that actually the hori- zon is the breadcasting limit and it will be possible 'for more than oné station to use the 'same wave- length within the 250-mile belt. For example, Rochester, N.Y. and Montreal may use the same frequency but be far enough apart not to bother each other. However, the samé would not hold true for Windsor and Detroit. Consequently the. tentative pact to stagger the stations. The CBC, at the first meeting of its board of governors after Oct. | 1, will consider the right of priv- | ate individuals to open television stations. One of the three stations avail- able in Toronto will be reserved for the CBC for its contemplated nat- ional establishment as soon as the necessary financing can be ar- ranged. Two applications have been received for the remaining two. Oct. I has keen set as the deadline for others. What to Do To-Night RECREATION HEADQUARTEBS 100 Gibbs Street THIS IS A COMMUNITY CHEST ASSISTED SERVICE Adult Leathemgraft Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, 7-9 p.m, Thursday, July 29--Lacrosse In- struction at Rotary Park. Tennis Instruction daily, Monday to Friday at Oshawa Tennis Club, at 1:30 p.m. A few racquets are available for those wishing to participate, but it 'is requested that those who can, will supply their own. August 5 -- Bandshell Program, "Alice in Wonderland." Cast: Children from all playgrounds, Summer Playground Program--As published previously. Ritson and Rotary Pools--as pub- lished previously. Specialists Schedule will be posted at each playground. Victory Park Square Dance, Sat- urday, July 31. Music by H. God- rey, Police Say Drugs Go To Big Cities For Distribution London, Ont., July 28--(CP)--De- tective Inspector William Snell said Tuesday that city police believe that drugs stolen from the National Drug and Chemical Company early Mon- day will be disposed of "in a large centre like Toronto, Montreal, Wind- sor or even Detroit." City police said the steel walk-in safe was blown open by a "profes- sional out-of-town ring." The gang looted some $200 in drugs and about $600 castr when they blew the safe with nitroglycerine, THEATRES TODAY Biltmore--"Escape Me Never" at 1,00, 4.00, 7.00, 10.00. "Honey- moon" at 2.50, 5.50, 8.50, Last complete show at 8.50. Marks -- "I Love Trouble" 2.10, 450, 7.35, 10.20. "Linda Be Good" 1.00, 3.45, 6.25, 9.10. Last complete show 'at 9.10. Regent -- "The Great Waltz" -- 1.30, 3.25, 5.20, 7.15, 9.15. Last complete show 9 p.m. FOR Take home a carton 36¢ HOLIDAY HANDY'CARTON Pre-war Price.....25¢ MR. & MRS. GET READY WEEK-END '| be able to help. He has practised RING IS RECOVERED Port Franks, Ont. July 28 (CP)--Need anyone to help you find a needle in a haystack? Har- vey Lennox of London, Ont. may on the sands of this Lake Huron resort with success. Sunday, his wife lost a $300 diamond ring "somewhere in the sands of Port Franks or near the Lake Huron shore." Monday, after nearly 24 hours searching, Lennox found the Sag in the lake in water 18 inches eep. LEAP DELAYS LINER Halifax, July 28-- (CP)-- The Italian liner Vulgania arrived here Tuesday night after a one-hour delay caused by a passenger jumpe ing overboard. The man was rese cued by crew members who inie mediately launched a lifeboat. M-G-M's COMEDY SENSATION! okCLION IN A HOWLING, HILASSUS, HYS- JsieA HIT ABOUT HOLLYWOOD MERTON OF MOV VIRGINIA 0 TOMMY & HIS ORCHESTRA -- IN PERSON BELLEVILLE ARENA MONDAY, AUGUST 2nd 9 P.M. TO 1 AM. ADVANCE SALE $1.75 PER PERSON Send for Tickets to Kiwanis Club, Box 122, Belleville DORSEY THEATRE WATCH FOR OPENING DATE * On No. 2A Highway and Thornton's Road $ "The Most Dancecable Band In the Land" BO YD 'VALLEAU and his GREAT NEW BAND! Vocalist Shirley Harmer Every FRI. & SAT, SPECIAL HOLIDAY Wartime Taxes & Orders 11 ¢ You pay 36¢ (PLUS DEPOSIT) i 3 ; | MIDNITE DANCE! SUNDAY, AUG. 1ST, 12.05 A.M. Busses Before and After Dance! JUBILEE PAVILION "Eastern Ontario's Most Unusual Ballroom" ER ai Ls LAST TIMES TO-DAY | LOVE TROUBLE ALSO LINDA BE GOOD Authorized bottler of Coca-Cola under contract with Coca-Cola Ltd. HAMBLY'S CARBONATED BEVERAGES OSHAWA TELEPHONE: 755 Mx BILTMORE ';