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Under The Stars CHUM 8:30--Opportunity Knocks 8:30--CBC_ Orchestra 8:30--On Stage American 8:30--Lady in the Fog THEATRES TODAY Biltmore--"1 Walk Alone," 1.00, 5.00, 8.00. "The Tender Years," 2.40, 640, 9.10. Last complete show at 9.10. Marks -- "Fuller Brush Man" 1.30, 3.30, 5.35, 7.35, 9.45. Last complete show 9.30. Regent -- "Riff Raff" 1.35, 4.55, 8.20. "Night Song" 3.05, 6.30, 9.45. Last complete show 8.20. Drive-In Theatre -- Tonight at dusk -- "Sinbad the Sailor" Copr. 1948, King ey Inc; = Wold fights or Tosgeed. "I wish we were on speaking terms, so I could tell her what I think of her!" 8:30--The Great Glldersleeve 9:00--Abbott & Costello 8:00--Mystery Theatre 9:00--News 9:00--So the Story Goes 9:00--Duffy's Tavern 9:00--The Inspector-General 9:00--Country Fair 9:00--Blondie 9:10--Baseball 9:15--Lean Back and Listen 9:25--Musical Interlude 9:30--Music of Manhattan 9:30--Go for the House 9:30--Hollywood Showcase 9:30--Harvest of Stars 9:30--Mr District Attorney 9:30--California Melodies 9:55--Musictal Interlude 10:00--The Whistler 10:00--~The Big Story 10:00--CBC National News 10:00--Texaco Star Theatre 10:15--Arthur L. 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House Party 12:00--CBC News Bulletin 12:00--~News CFRB-WBEN-WGR 12:05~Snooky Lanson Show 12:05~Juke Box Jamboree 12:05--Dean Hudson Orch. 3 J0--Man About Midnight 12:30--Three Suns Trio 12:45--Lennie Herman Quinwes 12:35--News 1:00--News 2:00--News: Say It With Music REY 1:00--News--House Party CKEY EARLY IMPORTER A gardener of Henry VIII is cre- dited with bringing the first apri- cots to England in 1524. They were recorded as growing in Virginia in WBEN WK Turk Offers Britain High Grade Tobacco London--(CP)--Offering 'Britain "enough tobacco to make 40,000- 000,000 cigarets" is Kenan Yalter, visiting here as head of a Turkish trade delegation. "We have available 30,000 tons of high-grade tobacco from our 1946 and previous crops," Yalter said, "and Britain could have a further 45,000 tons from the total 1947 crop of about 100,000 tons." Turkish tobacco, however, is not popular in Britain. OLD INSTRUMENT, NEW USE London (CP).--"If anyone sees children in the district using our organ pipes as trumpets or pea- shooters, we would be very grateful if they would return them." This was an advertised appeal by Rev. D. F. Strudwick, vicar of St, Luke's, Southeast London. any MARKS Red's a door- Rev | SKELTON THe FULLER BRUSH MAN JANET BLAIR \ | A Fuller Handy Brush to the first 50 women only on WEDNESDAY MATINEE Your Radio BARONS' 426 SIMCOE 81. 8. Can be repaired and guaranteed by our highly trained technical staff with up- to-date equipment. RADIO & ELECTRIC ® PICK-UP AND DELIVERY ¢ Note:--Free radio replacement while yours is being repaired. PHONE 249 Kwan's Restaurant Will Now. Be Operated by. . . . . George Chow Re-opening, Thurs., Aug. 26 Our aim will be to serve quality foods, well prepared by expert chefs, and served by speedy and courteous employees. Drop in Soon to KWAN'S Where Quality and Economy. Teel By STUART UNDERHILL Canadian Press Staff Writer Britain is getting ready for an all-out recruiting campaign for its territorial army--its citizen soldiers who turn out for weekly drills and two weeks' annual carhp. Field Marshal Viscount Mont- gomery, Chief of the Imperial General Staff, says that without these men there could be no na- tional army and no national secur- ity. Full-dress recruiting begins in mid-October. The object is to raise the territorial ' army's present strength of 50,000 to 150,000. Urgent Need The need of building up the ter- ritorials has become more urgent due to the slump in recruiting for the regular army. Despite conscrip- tion for 18-year-olds, the intake is said to be running about 20,000 be- hind the figures necessary for a trained force of 200,000 by next spring. The War Office plans call for the territorials as a well-trained force to be ready to step into any defen- sive breach alongside the regular army. The territorials attend 30 drills yearly and are trained to handle modern weapons and think along the lines of modern warfare. "Every man and woman in Brit- ain should understand that if the territorial army fails, their homes, their freedom and their way of life would be in the gravest danger if we were attacked," Lord Montgom- ery said in an address at Black- pool. "Exercise Britannia" He is anxious to get the territor- ials built up in time for the regu- lar army's annual war manoeuvre which next year will be "Exercise Britannia." Last year it was "Ex- ercise Bamboo" and dealt with a hypothetical far-eastern problem. "Exercise Britannia" will cover the whole question of civil defence in Britain in the atomic age. Rep- resentatives from the dominions «and from British cities which were badly bombed in the war will be invited to attend. Lord Montgomery told service chiefs, at a recent conference, that their job is "to try to evolve a civil defence doctrine. and technique which will link the civil organiza- tion with the military one in this great matter of defence. We can not have two things in watertight com- partments." The territorials will draw pay while on duty and also other con- cessions. Tuna Fishers Hunt For Marine "Gold" Vancouver -- (CP) Modern fortune-hunters, uisng boats instead of donkeys, are staking out a new trial leading to marine "gold." The location of the strike is the Strait of Juan de Fuca and beyond, and already sea-going miners are reporting fabulous finds. The gold is the scaly, fin-tailed tuna, known to its stalkers as "chicken of the sea." The hunt lasts for a short three to four-week sea- son, and mariners must be skilled and tough to make the most of it. A new industry here, tuna fish- ing this year is expected to bring a catch of 500 tons or more. Selling at about $600 a ton, there is justi- fication for the marine "gold" nick- name, COMING! CANADA'S FOREMOST ARRANGER --0ZZIE-- WILLIAMS AND HIS ORCHESTRA SUNDAY MID-NITE 5--SEPT.--5 JUBILEE PAVILION HENRY FONDA BARBARA BEL GEDDES VINCENT PRICE ANN DVORAK THE LONG NIGHT ax ANATOLE LITVAK PRODUCTION Produced by ROBERT and RAYMOND HAKIM A FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRE Lao? Dey and ANATOLE LITVAK ADULT ENTERTAINMENT MERLE OBERON in "NIGHT SONG" "RIFF RAFF" with PAT O'BRIEN THIS PAGE FOR INFORMATION REGARDING THE ANADIAN LEGION BRANCH 43 STREET FAIR AND DANCE 2 -- Big Days -- 2 FRIDAY AUGUST 27 SATURDAY. AUGUST 28 The fish themselves are to hook--they'll even strike at old rags --but landing them 'is a different matter, As one fisherman said: "Tuna fishing is no game for greenhorns." The "chicken" formally called ale bacore, range from 11 to 15 pounds, and put up a stiff fight. They are found many miles off the coast, in the open Pacific where the weather is unpredictable. About 20 boats now are in opera- tion from Vancouver, with many more expected soon. Victoria ree ports about 1,000 crews; mostly from United States ports, operating on the west side of Vancouver Island. Aware of the potentialities of the new industry, the Dominion fisher ies department sent out a vessel this year to locate moving tuna schools. The craft is equipped with radio to advise fishermen of tuna arrival. First haul of the season, landed at Victoria on July 16, tipped in at 5,584 pounds, TODAY! NOT WHEN YOU HAVE! A DOUBLE-CROSS : LOVE. ..yoomccno Ti Tok ABET SCOIT. HAL WALLIS' prosuction TWALK, I WAL (ADULT) Ei A Paramount Picture $5nee the wonderful Tie Thi i} AVAL Edward L. Alperson Brown JOE E. BROWN » Ina New Kind of Role! BIG CAST! In Technicolor SINBAD THE SAILOR Douglas Fairbanks Maureen O'Hara WANN Latest FIRST RUN NEWS /