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PAGE EIGHT RAD O LC el ALE Sept lS Bul J MONDAY 'SVENING Sliver WGR--WBEN-CKEY MacFariane Ballroom Ch of the Day We and Interlude Your Beef? Barometer Hunter Contentment Song Shop Parade CJBC WEKBW CKEY WEKBW CFRB Commentary CBL News CKEY Party CFR! of the Yukon Show Show Q. C. Believe Ballroom Lewis Show World Time Games Report Part; Jackpot Lone Ranger Evans 15 Show R. Murrow News Harkness Be Announced Sturgess, baritone Trio Sanctum of a Woman of America or Nothing Show of Monte Cristo in the Night Burt Trio of Firestone :45--Susan Sastcher Show :00--Front Page :00--Our Miss Brooks :00--So the Story Goes :00--Musical Romance A :00--News :00--Telephone Hour :10--Para: of Bands 30--Music of Manhattan :30---Gypsy Trails :30--The Amazing Mr. Tutt 9:30--Get Rich Quick 9:30--Quiet Please 9:30---Dr. 1.Q. Quiz 9:55--Musical Interlude 0:00--Camel Caravan 0:00--Berni Black Trio 0:00--Cabin B-13 0.00--Contented Hour :00--CBC National News Sones of our Times :15--Catholic Thought >--Tropicana 5--The Tenth Man gs for You 0 WS Fred Waring Milt Herth Trio :30--Dance Music : 30--Plano Recital rts New. prom Te ing Day 0: Ar gore Hoilday 10.:45--New: 10: {50-- Music Box 10:55--Headliners asi 3 388g EEgCEsEtEgas: | 1:10--News Analysis 1:15--Henry Jerome Orch, TUESDAY MORNING 4: 20-Yndle Erwin 5:30--Ne' 330-350 Reveille 538 Vncle Ervin 5:50--News 6:00--News B--CKDO CJBC WBEN CBL CRE w CJBL WB! Under The Srary CKEY 00--Communism U.S. Brand WKBW CBL KDO CJ. BO-- WEEN WGR WBEN-WKBW 6:00 News; Top of the Morning CFRB 6:00--550 Rang ers 6:05--Uncle Ervin 6:10--Clint Buehiman 630--Press News Farm Reporter Percolator Parade Larry's Coffee Shop Uncle Ervin 6:45--News 35 Musical 00--Toast and Jamboree 00--Larry's Coffee Shop 00----CBC News and Weather :05--Breakfast Melodies :15--Clint Buehiman :15--Morning Songs :30--~CBC News 9 snd pusice Clock :30--Good Mor! K 30--Headlines; 7:35---Larry's Coffee Shop 9:35--Breakfast Melodies 7:40--Percolator Parade 7:45--Gocd Morning 1 :45~Unity Viewpoint 7:50---News 7:55--8 ound 7:55 lody RB eniiahts 8:00--New: 8:00--Raiph Snyder Show 8:00--Toast and Jamboree 8:15--Morning Devotions 33)--Musical March Past :30--New: 3:30 Telefiash News ) La 00~New: {00-- Music From Hollywood :00--~CBC News T0--News Musical Program :10--~Women in the News SBary Date S5--Breakf! ast C1 ub Broa ras Follies :30--News From Hollywood :30--Oshawa Shopping Basket :35--Music. From Hollywood 45--On Parade :45---In Your :45--Nelson olmetesd News uarter Time ar 1 and Albert Waring Show 8 of ds WGR CHUM CBL CBL WBEN WKBW CBL CEDO CHUM WEKBW Ope nin; Ww Fun at Breakfast CFRB CHUM C. 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News Be 2 hos) Wes McKnight 0--Romance of Helen Irent 13 nie Rhythmic Age 12:30--Ont. Farm Broadcast 12:30--News--Andy Thomson 12:30--Teleflash News 12:35--CHU * .ley Program 12:40--Matiuce Miniature 12:40--Entertainment Reporter 12:40--Rhythm Rendezvous 12:45--Dave Price, News 12:45--Crooner's Corner 12:45--Blg Sister 5--Singin' Sam 12 ur Gal Sundey 12:55--Byngtim 12:55--Farm Prices 1:00--Kitchen Party 1:00--Perry Mason 1:00--News 1:00--Big Sister 1:00--Byngtyme 1:00--News 1:00--Melody Matinee 1:05--Tops in Po 1:15--Music For esday 1:15--Preston Sellers, Organist 1:15--~Ma Perkins 1:30--Sally Worl 1 0--Mlon Boitar Ballroom 1:30 2 Doctor Malone 3 im tg ny Sings 1:30--Dollar Dividends 1:45--Young Doctor Malone 1:45--Treasury of Beautiful Music 1:45--The Guiding Light WGR 1:45--Waltzes of the World CBL i uiding Light CFR 2:00--The Second Mrs, Burton 2:00--~Today's Children 2:00--Half-hour Concert 2:00--Bernie Braden Story 2:00--Dollar Dividends 2:05--Jerry Burke Show 2:15--News 2: 15--Jack Berch Show 2:25--Novatime 2:30--Musical Matinee 2:30--1240 Matinee 2:30--Bride and Groom Show 2:30--This Is Nora Drake 2: 30~Musjcany Yours 2. Melody atinee 2: '45--Evelyn Winters 2:45--Light of the World 3:00--Ladies Be Seated 3:00--Lite Can Be Beautiful < CBL--WBEN 3:00--David Harum WGR 3:00--News; "erry Burke Show CKEY 3:00--Frank Herbert Concert oo 3: 90~Lucky Shopper Contest CHUM : David Rose Show WGR WBEN--CBL 3: '15 Hilltop House CFRB 3:25--Fenway Fahrenheit WGR 3:30--Meetin with Keaton WGR 3:30--Million Dollar Ballroom WEKBW 3:30--Pepper Young's Family WBEN--CBL 3:30--Novelette CFRB 3:30--News CKDO 3:30--News CHUM 3:35--Kiwanis Sazely Program 3:35--Casa Lom: e 3:35--Lucky DR Pe Contest 4:00--Off the Record 4:00--News 4:00--Voice of Memory 3 :00--All Star Dance Parade 4:00--Backstuge Wile : :00--Popular Songs 4:05--Club 580 : 0--Broadway and Vine 1 lla Dallas Women's News Comment'y CBL tar Time CHUM i :30--Artists of Tomorrow 4:20--Winner Take All 4:30--~News 4:35--Star Time 4:45--From the Classics 4:45--Reminiscing 4:45---Young Widder Brown 4:55--Fenway Fahrenheit Now, local 5: Ey he :00--Tommy Dorsey * :00---The Fun House :00--Veterans' Variety :00--News :10--Meetin' with Keaton :15--Parade of Melody 5:30--The New Mother Goose CBL 5:30--Reggle and Billie Keaton BL 5:30--News HUM :30--Make Belleve Ballroom 5: Kin 5: 5:45--Teen Newscast 5:50--Tommy Dorsey Show TUESDAY EVENING 6:00--New: 6 00--Candielight and Silver 6.00--Melody 6:00--Music Yon 1 ve 6:00--Price and MacFarlane 15~What's Your Beef? Sows Sports 6: 00--News; Ros -Believe Ballroom CKEY 6:10--Tune Time CFRB H 3 WGR : f Melody CKDO 6:15--~News and Farm Market ts :15--D'Al a Presents 81 S5--Music. . When 6:30--What' CJCB 6:15--Top of the Day WEBW 6:25--Fishing Barometer WGR 6:30--Patterns in Melody WGR 6:30-Divertimento CBL 6:30--Jim Hunter News .CFRB 6:30--Sugar and 8 WEBEN | 1200 1 13001 1400!150011600 6:30--Game in Golden Valley 6:30--News; Holliday Newsreel 5 0 eport on Sport 6:30--Tello-Test 6:40--Parade of Melody 6 40--Wes McKnight's Sports 6:45--Lowell Thomas, News 6:45--BBC News 6:45--Easy Listening 6:45--Three Star Extra 6:45--Dinner Date 6:50--Did I Say That? 6:56--U. N. Commentary 7:00--Robert Q. Lewls 4 Lorne Greene. News :00--Sari Corbin, Soprano :00--Smoke Rings :00--Ten-Fifty Serenade 7:00--Supper Club 7:00--The Fiitening Post 7:00--Edwin C. Hill; News 7:10--Make Believe Ballroom 7:15--8ports Today 7:15--News of the World 7:15--~Johnny Guarnieri ' :15--Robert Q. Lewis Show :15--F.I. Wine Time 0--Max Chamitov Planist 0--Club 15 CFR. )-WBEN Band Box )--Amazing Mr. Malone 0--News; 1050 Serenade :30--Home Folks Frolic :30--The Green Hornet 45--Edward R. Murrow 7:45--Points of View 7:45--8ports Show 7:45--News 7:45--Singin' Sam 7:50--Three Suns 8:00--Mystery Theatre 8:00--Cavalcade of Music 8:00--Queer Quirks 8:00--Milton Berle Show 8:00--Let's Play Bridge 8:00--Prom. Under Stars 8:00--The Three Suns 8:00--Boots and Saddle Ser. 8:15--News and Novelties 8:15--Voice of St. John 8:15--Concert Music 8:15--News and Novelties 8:15--Erwin D. Canham 8:30--Mr. and Mrs. North 8:30--News; Prom, Under Stars CHUM 8:30--B0oOKS, Odd & Interesting , oe 8:30--Palace of Varieties 8:30--It Pays To Be Ignorant pr 8:30--A Date With Judy WBEN 3 30--British Concert Hall SB 8:30--Sweetwood Serenade KDO 8:30--America's Town Meeting WKBW 8:45--Evening Song : :00--~We the People 9:00--S0 the Story Goes 9:00--Janes Pickens Show 9:00--For Your Approval CBL--WBEN 9:00--John Sturgess, Baritone CFRB 9:00--News CK. 9:00 British Concert Hall 9:10--Baseball 9:15--Roly Young 9:15--Lean Back and Listen 9:30--The Harvey Show 9:30--Hit The Jackpot Darl It Again 0--The Lone Wolf 9:30 Fashions in Musie 9:30--It's Your Business 9:45--Labor U.8.0. 9:55--Musical Interlude 10:00--To Be Announced 10:00--Rooftops of the City 10:00--No Cover Charge 10:00--CBC News 10:00--Adventures of the Falcon CJBC #10:15--The Armed Forces Report CBL 10: SO Iasenall WGR 10:30--New. CKEY 10: Slt fcester Square to Old Broad 10: 30--Castle of Dreams 10:30--Red Skelton 10:30--Dance Music 10:30--Baseball 10:40--Joe Crysdale Spore 10:45--Hit of the Day 10:45--Newsa 10:50--Music Box 10:55--Headliners 10:55--S8ports News 11:00--Winnipeg Concert Orch. 11:00--Dominion News Bulletin cIB6 11:00--News WGR--CFRB-- WKBW--CKEY 11:00--Dreamtime CKDO 11:05--Mickey Lester Show CKEY | 11:05--Harness Racing 11:10--Organ Reverie 11:10--News Analysis 11:15--Late Sports 11:15--Orrin Tucker Orch, 11:15--Juke-Box Jamboree 11:15--Joe Wesp, Ironic Reporter WEEN 11:15--Christie's Wax Works 11:25--Interlude 11:25--Late Sports Column 11:30--Art Hallman Orch. 11:30--Dean Hudson Orch. 11:30--Man About Midnight 11:30--Waldorf Astoria Orch. MIDNIGHT 12:00--News; Man About Midnight WGR--WBEN 12:00--News--Houseparty CKEY 12:00--CBC News BL 12:00--News WKBW - WBEN - CFRE 12:00--~News; Man About MunIghY vn | 12:00--Christie's Wax Works 12:05--Barclay Allen Orch 12:05--Design for Listening 12:05--Juke-Box Jamboree 12:15--Design for Listening 12:30--<News 12:45--Three Suns 1:00--CJBC News 1:00-WGR News 1:00--News-House Party 2:00--News--Say it with Music CJBO CHUM CK. 39-33-1333 3g 3 LEO Es EOE BIL Ed ku i WBEN CKEY Judgment On Germans At End of August Nuernberg, Aug. 16--(Reuters)-- Judgment on 12 former German Generals and one Admiral accused of war crimes will not be given un- til the end of the month, it was announced Saturday. The defendants are all charged with aggressive war, war crimes, crimes against humanity and en- gaging in conspiracy. Their trial began in January and ended last Friday. IN WEST INDIES Puerto Rico is the easternmost of the islands of the greater Antilles DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 1948 LAFF-A-DAY "Would you mind standing up a mister? I left my chewing gum on the seat!" Best Quality' (Continued from Page 3) largely contested by Willow Acres which gave both members and visii- ors a glimpse of new varieties re- ently placed on the market within the last five years. Executives of Society Members of the executive of the O:chawa Gladiolus Society are W. D. Dyer, J. L. Gorman, T. Hopkins, J. H. Jose and D. H. MacMillan, hon- orary presidents; J. A, Carson, pre- sident; Fred Ing, Vice President; W. C. Young, secretary-treasurer. Di- rectors are I. Cowie, A. B. Deeming, | P. E. Greenfield, J. March, H. Mc- | Kinley, E. W. Sisson, R. Vanhorne land T. Wragg. Members of the | Show Committee were -- R. Van- | Horne, show manager; H. McKin- ley, assistant; G. E. Osborne, show secretary. | W, D. Dyer, an honorary. presi- | dent of the Society, flew to Vancou- > | ver and will represest the Oshawa vy | Society at the Canadian Gladiolus | Society Show to be staged there un | August 18, 19 and 20. The following is the prize list of O | Saturday's show :-- Li Sweepstake and Special Awards Best Spike in Show--Dr. E. W. | Sissons, Oshawa Gladiolus Society Cup. Most points in novice class--Frank B | Samis. Best spike in novice class -- W. | Meens. Most points in amateur class -- | Fred Ing of Whitby--Oshawa Socie- | ty Challenge Trophy. Best spike in amateur class -- J. Brooks. | Most points in open class--Dr. E. | W. Sissons--Ideal Dairy Cup. | Best spike in open class -- Dr, E W. Sissons, | Best spike jn seedling class--Dr. E. E. W. Sissons, Best spike in seedling clas--Dr, E. W. Sissons. 5 | Most points in new instroduction | class--Willow Acres. Best spike in new introduction | class--Dr. E. W, Sissons. Most points in backyard growers & | class--J. C, Samis. Best spike in backyard growers class--J. C. Samis. Most points won by a resident of Oshawa--Alger Challenge Trophy-- W. Meens. Class A--Novice Section 1--F. Samis, Bowman- ville, W. H, Nichols, Bowmanville; W. H. Nichols. Section 2--F, Samis, F. Samis, J. J. March, Oshawa. Section 3--W. Meens, Oshawa; W. H. Nichols, W, H. Nichols. Section 4--W. H. Nichols, W. Meens, W. C. Young, Oshawa. Section 5--F. Samis, W. Meens, W. C. 'Young. Section 6--W. H. Nichols, F. Sam- is, W. H. Nichols. Section, 7--C. Lang, Oshawa; F. Samis, W. C. Young. Section 8--F. Samis, W. H. Nich- THE "BAD" GIRL She has a good time! i ON THE ROUGHEST, TOUGHEST STREET IN THE WORLD! THE TAXI-DRIVER : He knows his way cround) ANGEL MARGARET O'BRIEN GEORGE LANSBURY MURPHY THAXTER * A METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER PICTURE PHYLLIS ols, W. C, Young. Section 9--W. C. Young. Class B, Amateur Section 10--J. C. Brooks, Oshawa; Rev, W. W. Patterson, Newcastle; G. E. Osborne, Bowmanville. Section 11--R, VanHorne, Whitby; Fred Ing, Whitby; G. E. Osborne, Section 12--Fred Ing, Fred Ing, R. VanHorne, Section 13--G. E. Osborne, Rev. W. Patterson, G.-E. Osborne. Section 14--Fred Ing, Fred Ing, W. W. Patterson. Section 15--D. H. MacMillan, Oshawa. Section 16--Fred Ing, G. E. Is- borne, J. C. Samis, Bowmanville. Section 17--Fred Ing, W. W, Pat- terson, G. E, Osborne. Section 18--W. W. Patterson, Fred Ing, R. VanHorne. Section 19--R. VanHorne, W. W, Patterson, Fred Ing. Section 20--R. VanHorne, W. W. Patterson, Section 21--A. B. Deeming, Osh- awa; G. E. Osborne, R. VanHorne. Section. 22--Fred Ing, G. E. Os- borne, W. W. Patterson Class C. Open Section 23--Dr, E, W. Sissons, Bowmanville; E. W. Sissons, E. W. Sissons. Section 24--E. W. Sissons, E. A. Summers, Bow 8; Willow Acres, Bowmen e Section 25--E. W, Sissons, E, W. Sissons, J. C. Samis. Section 26--Willpw Acres, Sissons; Willow Aeres. Section 27--J. H. Jose, Newcastle; E. W. Sissons, Willow Acres, Section 28--E, W. Sissons, E. W. Sissons, H. Jose. Section 29--E. Sissons, Section 30--E. Summers, E. W, Sissons. Section 31--E. A. Summers, E. W. Sissons; Willow Acres. Section 32--W., W. Patterson, Jose, E. W. Sissons. Section 33--W, W. Patterson, E. W. Sissons, H. Jose. Section 34--G. E. Osborne, D. H. MacMillan, Willow Acres. Section 35--E. W. Sissons, W. W. Patterson, Willow Acres, Section 36--A. B. Deeming, J. H. Jose, Willow Acres. Section 37--D. H. MacMillan, R. VanHorne, G. E. Osborne. Class D. Seedling Section 38--E, A, Summers, E. A. Summers, E. A. Summers. Section 39--E. W. Sissons, E. W. Sissons, E. W. Sissons. Section 40--E, W. Sisson}, JJ. C. E. W. W. Sissons, E, W. W. Sissons, E. A. H. "BODY & SOUL" John GARFIELD Lilli PALMER Samis, E. W. Sissons. Section 41--P, E. Greenfield, Bow- manville; E. W. Sissons, E. A. Sum- mers, Class E New Introduction Section 51--E, W. Sisson, Willow Acres, E. W. Sissons. Section 52--E. W. Sissons, Willow Acres, Willow Acres. Section 53--E. W. Sissons, Willow Acres, Willow Acres. Section 54--Willow Acres, Willow Acres, D. H. MacMillan, Section 55--Willow Acres, Willow Acres, E, W, Sissons. Section 56-- Section 57-- Section 58--Willow Acres, Willow Acres, Fred Ing. Section 59--E. W. Sissons, Willow Acres, Willow Acres. Section 60--E.. W. Sissons. Section 61--Willow Acres, Willow Acres. Section 62--E. W. Sissons, D. H. MacMillan, Section 63--Willow Acres, Willow Acres, Willow Acres, Section 64--Willow Acres, A. B. Deeming, Willow Acres. Section 65--Willow Acres. Section 66--E. W. Sissons, * Class B. G. Backyard Growers Section 81--T, Peters, P. E. Green- Section 81--T. Peters, Oshawa; P. E. Greenfield, W. C. Young. Section 82--J. C. Samis, W, Meens, R. VanHorne. Section 83--W, Meens, W., Meens, J. C. Samis. Section 84 -- J. C. Samis, W, Meens, J. Brooks. Section 85--J. C. Samis, Samis, W, C. Young. Section 86--W. C, Young, J, C. Samis, R. VanHorne, J. C. Committee Lauds Action on Housing Montreal, Aug. 16--(CP)--Nation- al Liberal party endorsement of a ton of Mayors and MuncpalS,B2T-F national low-rent housing policy was a victory for the Canadian Fed- eration of Mayors and Municipali- ties, J. O. Asselin, chairman of Mon- treals Executive Committee, stated Saturday. In a statement issued in his capa- city as chairman of the Federations National Housing Committee, Mr. Asselin said the endorsement at the National Liberal convention was "the result of the federations three- year effort to persuade the govern- ment to adopt just such a policy." The government had always turn- ed "thumbs down" on the federa- tion's low-rent proposals, he said, and it was "gratifying to learn the rank and file of Liberal support throughout the country = thinks otherwise." "Nobody knows how many post- poned marriages there are because of the lack of moderately prices housing," Mr. Asselin said. "In Mon- treal alone there must be several thousand." Banbury, Oxfordshire, England -- (CP)--Mr. and Mrs. William Ever- ett have started a mobile hair- dressing salon, carrying the coun- try housewife's perm to her door. They have nearly a dozen villages on their visiting list. Business Spotlight By The Canadian Press Announcement of the discovery of titanium ore in Eastern Quebec is the latest illustration of why many believe Canada is just at the dawn of her industypial greatness, From Labrador to the Yukon her frontiers are are being pushed back in the search for minerals at a nace which would have been difficult to envisage a few years ago. And ii is being accompanied by expancion of ber means of production in figures that but recently would have sound- 2d astronomical. Watching this, observers ask if there are forces that will keep Can- ada's prosperity growing bey md the bounds of a post-war boom? Whe- ther she is becoming the storehouse for the continent in raw materials? and becoming perculiarly fi'ted to meet the requirements of a .cedy world. Many think the answer is in the affirmative in all cases, unless the trade of the world dries up. The titanium ore, from which a metal for high-grade alloys and pigments for paints if refined, is expected to lead to an ultimate de- velopment expenditure of $150,000,- 000. Sales Up The Bureau of Statistics reports department sales up in July over July of last year. For all Canada nine per cent; for Ontario three, Markets Saturday Chicago grains made minor gains Saturday, but Winnipeg wes easier. Security exchanges were closed. LONG-DISTANCE SURVEYOR A geophysicist is an oil research- er whose job it is to map the strata which lie thousands of feet below the surface of the earth, | | Crops in Ontario Progressing Well But Labor Needed Toronto, Aug. 16--(CP)--Ontario Agriculture Department statisticians now are working on estimates of the 1948 Ontario crop totals. with the harvest described by Agriculture Minister Kennedy as "a billion dollar crop." Prospects of bumper crops were general over the province, in cone trast to previous years when crops in some sections were "spotty." Grain yields will be high, fruits and vegetables are abundant and root crops were said progressing excep~ tionally well. Many farmers, however, were said to be finding it difficult to secure adequate harvest labor. ROBBED BY HITCH-HIKER Toronto, Aug. 16 (CP), -- Police said Sunday Fred Headworth of Toronto may have been drugged by a cigaret given him by a hitche hiker before he was robbed Friday night of $418, his watch and his automobile just north of Toronto. He was found unconscious in ditch, ; 3 THEATRES TODAY Drive-In Theatre -- Tonight -- "Body and Soul" Biltmore -- "Good Old Days" 1.10, 3.15, 5.20, 7.25, 9.30. Last complete show at 9.30 p.m. Regent -- "Tenth Avenue An- gel" 1.40, 4.15, 7.00, 947. "The Invisible Wall" 3.00, 5.45, 8.30. Last complete show 8.30.p.m., Marks "Casbah" 1.20, 3.25, 5.35, 7.40, 9.45. "\ ~lgary Stam- pede" 1.00, 3.05, 5.15, 7.20, 9.25. Last complete show at 9.15, DEN OF A THOUSAND THIEVES! { RENDEZVOUS FOR ROMANCE! 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