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v i x, Artists Must Retouch Reality' 'TV Forest Goes, As Russians Camouflage Life But There's Catch iawn MOSCOW (Reuters)--Soviet en- family use, big screens for group4 ar8e public gatherings. ! viewings and co-axial cables for The big-screen sets will also be inter-urban transmission. (used for holding conferences simul- | Progress is also reported in en- taneously in two or more cities, | Plaza--"Island of Desire", 1:30, larged-type screens for group view- {saving busy executives needless; 3:31, 5:32, 9:33. Last complete ing, Moscow radio said recently |tribs to Moscow, for example, and show at 9:09 p.m. for enabling the population to "sit THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Bonday, January 19, 1953 © | DEAD 4 DAYS IN GARAGE TORONTO (CP)--The body of Thomas E.-N, Perigoe, 46, lay four a |sald to provide pictures of ahout! {35% by 47 inches: for 'hotels, hos-| ------------rr---- ys in his garage in suburban jphtale, rest houses and health re-! | sorts. : | THEATRE GUIDE |Leaside before it was ciscovered. Regent- 'The Snows of Kiliman- |pglice sald he suffered a heart jaro", 1:00, 3:15, 5:10, 7:20, 9:35. | seizure Tuesday morning as he Last complete show at 9:10. {started his motor and died before he could turn off the ignition or summon help. The body was found Friday night by friends. KILLS 60-POUND WOLF The Soviets compo) sit as rigldly | gineers, faced with a multitude of «the | difficulties, are pushing ahead witn ndize plans for a nation-wide television | network. Communist officials eagerly white spots" and called the work | "The Little Hump.Backed Horse' as literature, music, movies after a favorite Russian fairytale. the theatre. It is a weapon of "A mockery," said "Culture and |class struggle' to propaga | Life." {communism to the masses. By 'DON DALLAS . LONDON (Reuters)--The task of | he Russian artist is to gild the Boviet lily--even if he first has to ripe off the mud. Working within the framework of | 'socialist realism," which bars A third artist painted "A Woman {in a Grey Fur Coat." The Soviet | Approved art in Russia is simple | and poster-like. Its aim is to please ernist, cubist or impressionist periodical said he. portrayed her |--and at the same time "educate" works, he must put politics first, face as being 'without thought or | --masses of simple peasants. second. Since Soviet life must never be painted in dirty yellow shades and | painted in drab colors, "reality" sometimes requires retouching. Because they failed to appreciate his, several Soviet artists have been rapped over the knuckles by he influential periodical, *'Culture and Life," published under direc- tion of the Soviet central commit- tee. One artist titled his canvas 'Mothern."" According to "Culture and Life," he drew "a squalid old woman with a wisted face, painted green and brown colors, on a dirty brown background." V. Vanetsov painted "a chaotic accumulation of black, red and feeling." It added: "The portrait is levokes a feeling of aversion." | Ancther picture represents Sov- |iet- women as ugly, pitiful and | A. Kiselev, who wrote the *'Cul- ture and Life" criticism, com- | mented: "Such pictures could only be painted by artists who do not feel a genuine love for their art, (who do not know Soviet reality, {do not respect Soviet man." | - The best works of Soviet artists | in 1952--according to Kremlin stan- | dards--are currently on display at the Treatyakov gallery in Moscow. PICASSO BANNED | As nearly as. possible, it is a photographic - type painting--but with an easily understandable idea. The works of Picasso and Ma- tisse, for le, are banned in Russia, gh ironically Picasso is hailed as a "peace" fighter. The Kremlin regards his other works as thoroughly decadent--Ilike those of Salvador Dali. The works of modern Soviet artists mainly are: pictures of Stalin and other Soviet and Bol- shevik leaders at various stages in their careers, and pictures showing the "creative labor" of the Soviet people--on the collective farms, in the factories and so on. await it as. a means for promoting the Stalin program for building up communism in the country. One innovation in the Russian TV system is a plan to avoid the forest of TV aerials on apartment house | roofs. Each block of apartments | with a single aerial. that the Popov Museum of Com- |I0T munication Media in Leningrad is | in x exhibiting a type of set with a gathering in television halls. screen about 15% by 23%. inches for installation in workers' clubs the future national network, based and auditoriums. o alg toh a do television rted to be avail- 1 eiver are s ave n demo ele are repo to avi would have one central receiver cently in the laboratory. One was able now in laboratory models. Foundations are being laid for | ron key stations in the main cities. Both color and three-dimensional Individual apartments would have facilities for plugging "skeleton' sets into the central receiver. As vet, Russia has no problems over | ~ CROSSWORD PUZZLE at big public functions by |Marks--" Blood and Sand", 12:30, Biltmore--' 'Song Brock, Whitby--"Bright Victory". 3:20, 6:30 and 9:50. '"'Corporal Dolan Goes AWOL", 2:10. 5:25, 8:45, Last complete show at 8:45 p.m. a of the Open Road', 1:00, 4:03, 7:06 and 10:12 PORT COLBORNE (CP)--Leslie {Kun shot and killed a 60-pound wolf about 14 miles west of here Saturday while hunting rabbits with shotgun. Several wolves have been shot in this Niagara Penin- sula' district in recent weeks. . '"Tornado", 2:40, 5:43 and Last complete show | Evening shaws at 7 and 9. Last salflicung preferences about chan- | nels. "Go ahead' for expanding tele- vision and developing a nation-wide Bonkap was given at the recent | Communist party congress here. Engineers now are working on | mass-pfoduced television sets for Oscars For Design Manufacturing Goal By HAROLD MORRISON OTTAWA (CP)--The manufac- turers now are vying for Oscars. Dozens have responded to a cam- palgn by design-conscious consu- mers and industrialists to acclaim manufacturers with the best-de- signed merchandise. The National Industrial Design ommittee, campaign sponsor, ex- ; Similar competitions, to judge merchandise for quality of design, have been held regionally in vari- ous countries, but Donald W. Bu- chanan, committee secretary, says Canada is the first to run the com- petition nationally. DRIVE FOR SALES The competition, which opened several lonths ago, climaxes the committee's long drive to help Canada catch up in the world of designing; to help her capture more RADIO LOG WGR 550 o CKFY 580 eo CsL 740 © C.BC 860 © CHML 900 WBEN 930 e CFRB 1010 @ CHUM 1050 e CKOC 1150 CKLB 1240 @ WKBW 1520 e CHVC 1600 and Information on radio programs is supplied by the individual stations. The program d and Times iazette prints ges as does not assume responsibility for 'naccurate listings. MONDAY 7.48 WGR-News CFRB-Beulah CJBC-Press CKEY-News; Bands CKEY-News; TUESDAY WGR-Jo St 5.50 AM. WBEN-Farm Reporter EN-News 5.45 AM. 8.15 gran. 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LABEL ON PRODUCT The label also can be stamped on the product and likely will play a big part in sales, The label is circular with a large white check-mark crossing it. On it are the figures and words: *'1953, Design Award, N and DA., Cana- The competition, to be held an- nually, covers such items as stoves, clocks, toys, hobby equipment, lug- gage, sporting goods, office dicta- ting equipment and lamps, Churchill Gets Kingston Plaudit KINGSTON, Jamaica (Reuters)-- Prime Minister Churchill, perched high on the back of an open car, drove through cheering crowds Saturday to receive te freedom of Kingston. Mrs. Churchill sat next to the 78-year-old prime minister as they drove through the sunny streets-- their first public appearance since starting a quiet holiday on this tropical island eight days ago. A crowd of citizens, estimated by police at 40,000, heard Church- {ll make his speech of thanks af- ter receiving the keys to the city from the mayor, councillor Dr. Ed- ward Henry Fagan, Churchill thanked Jamaica for "a lively, chterful and warm-hear- ted welcome." 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