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+ Ci'Rb Cut School Frills Because of Need " For New Building {few years. another 50 The delegation 000 in 1955. consisted of | TORONTO (CP)--Education Min- | Charles Hulse of Ottawa, president ister Dunlop told a delegation of of the Ontario Trustees' Council, school trustees and representatives | Harold Wagner of Waterloo, vice: of school boards Monday that an/president, and P. M. Muir of sub- | austerity pregram in school build- | urban York, secretary, as well as; ing is necessary because of the representatives of school boards in ® RADIO LOG WGR 550 = CKFY 580 © CBL 740 ® C.AC 860 ® CHML 900 WBEN 930 © CFRB 1010 @ CHUM 1050 e CKOC 1150 CKLB 1240 @ WKBW 1520 e CHVC 1600 The. delegation, in a 'and would urge trustee. | co-operate with the e department. " Ambassador Does Not Mean Full Recognition OTTAWA (CP)--Dana Wilgress [ said Monday Canada's decision to elevate her representation in Spain has nothing to do with western e and certainly doesn't im- information on radio programs is supplied by the ipaividual stations. The Times «sazette prints program corpactions and changes as submitted and does not ateyte respensibility for 'maccurats listings. TUESDAY EVENING ¢ PM. JKLB-News; Sports COKE' -News: Ballroom CBL-CBC News: Sports CFRB-Bing Crosby WGR- News; Sports: 415 PM. WBEN-Sporis CBL-Mayfair Melodies JFRB-Show Hits | WGR- re Carson M. | wei New {CBr Nation's Business BC-Education Week |CrRB: Beulah | WBEN- -One Man's Family |WGR- News R00 P.M. |CIBC- In Search of Ourselv WoRatorias Heartbeats 18 oF G00 of Children CRIB W What's on at the Theatre; Supper Club 630 P.M " L-U.N. Commentary or Back The Years CRRD-News: Sports: uest SoBe News. Sports Canc Bm nd Bits CJ! yng's ce -J. Lascelles WGR. oe PM. 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CBLT -- OHANNEL 4 TUESDAY Sketches usic ords Yard WEDNESDAY :00--Cowboy Corner §:00--Musie 6:45--Let's See 7:00--Tablold :30--Sports Parade 3:00 Vassily Story 3 30--Court of Opinions 304 for 9:30--Men at War 13:08 Film 1:00--U.N. Today CBLT. TORONTO, CHANNEL ¢ WHAM -- ROCHESTER. CHANNEL ¢ TUESDAY EVENING Dramas of 8 Ra Danes Time Caravan Camel News Caravan Boston Blackie ar Science Wonders of the Kraft TV Theatre 1 :00--Boxing 10: oscope :00---News :10--Almanae 1:15--Robert WBEN -- CHANNEL § TUESDAY RVENING 6:00 p.m.--Sagebrush Trafl yw g {Cavalcade C4 America 30--This Week Sports 7: {45--_News van + 00] statement Accommodation will be needed after the meeting, said it is im- for 54,000 additional students this | pressed with the seriousness of the | year, he said, 51,000 next year and ! situation * | boards throughout the province to | umber of schocls which must be!Hamilton, London, Ottawa and Tor- | {built in Ontario within the next -onto. ' Now appearing in Austin show- rooms across Canada is the new edition of the most famous small car in automobile history, the pre-war Austin Seven. It prov- Austin A-30 4-door sedan, the 1953 | | | ides comfortable transportation for four adults and Its makers say it will deliver up to 50 miles | per gallon of gas. Included in its any- | delivered price of $1,495 where in Canada, are such fea- rer, THE NEW AUSTIN A-30 4-DOOR SEDAN tures as: foam rubber cushion- ing on front and back seats, lea- ther upholstering, powerful heat- 12 volt electrical system, constant speed electric wind- shield wipers and front wheel suspension. By ALLEN JACKS ROME (AP)--A shapely Italian | brunette with an improbable name {seems to be making the long leap toward U. 8. film stardom with | success. The meteoric rise of Gina Lollo- brigida (accent on the "bridge') as a European star has left even the bosomy Italian girl somewhat incredulous. Miss Lollobrigida -- that's her real name--is a five-foot, four-inch bundle of ambition with an hour- glass figure who has packed Euro- pean movie houses with almost every picture she has made. She just won & poll as Europe's top feminine draw. There are differences of opinion about the reasons for Gina's tre- mendous popularity, but most ex- porta on the subject credit her looks, especially her 36-inch bust and a trim 22-inch waist. Gina currently - is making her first American film, teamed with Errol Flynn, When she finishes she will start immediately on another, directed by John Huston, with Humphrey Bogart and Jennifer Jones as co-stars. Flynn himself is putting up 50 per cent of the capital for his film with the 24-year-old Italian beauty which will be released this all, Gina makes no effort to hide the delight with which she would re- ceive a good Hollywood offer but in the absence of same she is doing quite well here. She will receive 30,000,000 lire for her eight weeks work with Flynn. That's $48,000. 8he will do four or five other pictures this year for a total of $250,000 to $300,000. On this side of the Atlantic, where the tax collectors don't take their work too seriously, that's a bigger fortune than even Holly- wood can offer. Miss Lollobrigida literally fell in- to the gold mine. Italian director Mario Costa saw her at school in Rome one day and | { went offered her a small part in a pic- . That was in 1946, when Gina was 18. With her Italian reputation estab- lished, she was teamed with | French star Gerard Philippe and after the franc. Their pic- ture, '"Fanfan la Tulipe," took France by storm. The European version of a west- |ern, in an 18th century french set- ting, the film was full of action and Lollobrigida in low-necked gowns. Now comes the assault on the trike r Godfrey Plain and Fancy Cooking t Rich It) 13:15--Love of Life 12:30--Search For Tomorrow 12:45---Guiding Light 1:00--Matinee Playhouse 1:45--Johnny's Sho $:30-Howdy Doody 5:00--Fun to Learn, Dr Conam s: 15--Don Winslow "of the Navy WEDNESDAY EVENING 6 p.m.--Sagebrush Trall 6:30--~News with Ed Dinsmore 6:45--Sports Spotlight: Chuck Healy 7:00--Superman 7:30--Outdoor Camera 7:45--News Caravan i 00--~Arthur Godirey 9:00--T.V. Theatre 10:00--Boxing * 10:45--Sports Spot 11:00--News; Sports: Weather 11: Jo-Indust on Parade 11:35----The Web 12:05--Playhouse LISTEN TO MR. "X" CKLB SUNDAY, MARCH 8th :30 p.m. T.V. - RADIOS WASHERS Fast, Expert Service WARNER WILLIAMS 78 SIMCOE N.--DIAL 3-7752 | Rule Out Foul Play As Man Found With Frozen Legs, Arms LISTOWEL (CP)--With his body partially frozen, Ormey Walker, 63 quarters of the Canadian Com- stock Company, was found semi- conscious in a ditch on the Com- stock property Monday morning. Police chief C. F. Rocher sald he was exposed to the near-zero weather for nearly five hours. Both arms were frozen at the elbow and the legs frozen to the lieved to be serious. Chief 'Rocher said there is no | suspicion of foul play. r= JACK DENTON ond his celebrated orchestra for your Saturday nite dancing! Featuring: BABS BABINEAU night watchman at the local head- | knees. Walker's condition is be-| | Shapely Brunette Makes Big Jump dollar in an 15th century costume piece with castles, sword play, horses and lots of Lollobrigida in low-necked gowns. Gina learned French passages well for '"Fanfan la Tulipe."" She is doing the same with English for her American debut. Not only,is Gina's income tre- mendous by European standards, but she has a very practical method of keeping it in the family. Her husband, Miko Skofic, a Yugo- slav who escaped a German con- centration camp to become a doc- tor in Italy, manages her affairs. Red Courier Denies Any Part In Sabotage Plan PORT ARTHUR (CP)--Bruce Magnuson Monday described as "false and libellous" an accusa- tion that he has been acting as a courier for sabotage plans from Russia. The Labor-Progressive party or- ganizer for Northwestern Ontario recently returned from a trip to Moscow. Patrick Walsh, former organizer of the independent Canadian Wood- workers Union, said in Quebec last whsk that Magnuson brought back th him orders to Tepate plans is sabotaging forests and hydro plants. CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1. Source of cocaine 8. Father 9. Seaport in Algeria 10. Refuse 2. Openings (anat.) 8. Wagon 4. Close to (poet.) (abbr.) 6M 17. Unit of dry measure AIRIAIL] INIAIR IES! SIUNISIEIT MERTIOIRIY [CRIRTE (Heb.) 20. Deviated - 8. Afternoon 22. Former money of ' of grapes 1. Trapped 13, Additional .18, Guido's e of liquids ( (014. Du.) in extent 8. Bitterly pungent 11. Monetary unit (Ecuador) "edible root 18. Cover 19. Fish 21. Cleaning 135.23 rods for guns 14. Man's 28. Destruction nickname 25. Past partie (poss) ciple of "be" 26. Disease of rye 28. Correct 31. Crucifix 33. Prophet 84. Wiener- wursts (slang) 87. River (Eng.) 38. Land- measures 89. Praise 41, Hellum (sym.) 42. She made first Amerie can flag 44. Disorderly disturbance 46. Line of juncture 48. Flourish 49. Touchy (slang) 80. Finishes DOWN 1. Outline' < (Port.) 24. Midday 7. Lengthened 27. Labor 29. Brays, as an ass $0. Woody perennials 32. Unable to hear 34. Conflict 35. Appearing as if eaten L JOIN] BARD) YEE! 36. A billow 40. Mend a hole us. NEWS SHORTS - CARTOON "THE GOLDEN HAWK" THE DAILY TIMES-GAZE TTE, Tuesday, March 8, 1053 §® THORNTON'S CNRS. Two Thornton's Corners Scouts Get Parchments MRS. CHARLES WHITE Correspondent THORNTON'S CORNERS There were two Thornton's Corners boys among the 17 scouts who were presented with their Queen's Scout parchments last Thursday evening at the ceremony held in th UAW Hall. Congratulations to the boys,,Grant Stonehouse and Edward White. Their Scout leader, Ted Robinson, was also given an awarded for ten years of service as leader of the 11th Oshawa troop. . The attendance at the Sunday School service on Sunday afternoon was down, Only 68 were out. There was a beautiful basket of flowers on the piano in memory of Mrs, Fred Boddy. The superintendent, Elmer Dick read a poem, 'The Song of the New Jesus", by Wil-| son McDonald. The March meeting of Thornton's Corners Women's Association will be held at the home of Mrs. Roy Lick on Wednesday, March 4, at 2.30 p.m. The guest speaker will be Mrs. A. R. Alloway. Mrs. Fred | Perry and Mrs. Douglas Lander | will sing a duet. All ladies of the community are cordially invited. | Mr. and Mrs. Bob Campbell and Judy, Toronto, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lofthouse. Miss Sandra Campbell spent the weekend with the Girl Guides at b Camp ac. * Congratulations to Miss Nancy Foster who received First Class Honors in History in her last music exam. Sorry to hear that baby Rosalie Ashmore, two-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ashmore, is in Oshawa General Hospital with pneumonia. | Mr. and Mrs. George Lofthouse and family spent Sunday with Miss Catherine Stewart, Kendal. YWCA TUESDAY MARCH 3 KEEP FIT CLASS -- a rhythm- ical activity class of exercises for business girls in industry, offices, stores, ete., lie p.m, CRAFTS a fully equipped craft shop Pon for the teaching of leathercraft gloves, Jlippers, weaving, ..] HO 5 , ete., Sd fecal Sy clas of og el A suit- ed for married ladies, 8.15 p.m. ART EXHIBIT -- open to the public whenever the building is open. Exhibit, Liturgione. Fashion Illustration Course, 8 p.m. sery school program for children 4 years of age, 33115 2, CRAFTS ped craft shop oer for a 3 a g of leathercraft, gloves, slippers, weaving, felt work, etc., 2-5 pm.; Jam. 7-10 I} AND TRIM CLASS -- weight reducing and wight normal: izng class for married ladies 3 p.m. OSHAWA CAMERA CLUB --this hobby club meets alternate Wed- nesdays and has an Interesting schedile of IeeUifs a fi various ases tography, print criticisms, exhibits, and spe- 2 cial salon showing, 8 p.m. ART EXHIBIT -- Open to the open; Exhibit, Liturgione. > GOOD FOOD Commercial Hotel [5.00 - 6.00 THEATRE GUIDE Biltmore -- 'Tangier Incident", 12:40, 3:03, 5:26, 7:49 and 10:15 p.m. "Bast Side Kids", 2:01, 4:24, 6:47 and 9:13 p.m, Last complete show at 9:10 p.m. Regent -- "Scaramouche'", * shown at 1:00, °3:10, 5:10, 7:25 and 9:40. Last complete show at 9:20 p.m, Marks--' 'Women Twilight", 2:20, 4:55, 7:30, 10:05, "Mr. Walkie Talkie", 1:15, 3:45, 6:20, 9:00, Last complete show at 9 pm, Plaza--"Eight Iron Men', 1:50, 3:57, 5:54, 7:51, 9:52, Last. com- plete show at 9:30 p.m, Brock," anand of Desire', and "Boy From Indiana'. Even- ing hon 7 p.m. Last com- of plete show at 8:20 p.m, CRA TUESDAY : Adult -- Woodshop, Strength and Health Club, Leathercraft, Boxing Instructions, 7.00 - 9.00 p.m. Blind Bowling (Motor City Al- leys) 7.00 p.m. « Barbershoppers. Rundle Park, N.A. Meeting, 7.30 p Valleyview N.A. Yiceting (Park- house) 8.00 p.m. WEDNESDAY Recreation office open all day, Jichs CW Club Room for the Blind, yO 0 shop, Shuffleboard, Strength and Health Club, 2.00 - 00 p.m. Children -- Leathercraft, Shell- craft, Woodshop, ii and Boys' Gym, 4.15 - 5.30 llet--children, PR. -school, 3.00- "Ballet - -- Children 7 and under, 4.00 - 500 p.m Children -- Ballet, 7 and over, Woodshop. Strength and Adult -- |Health Club, vBoxing Jisiruckians, Skating Club, 7.00 - 9.00 Oshawa N.A. Bowling City Alleys), 9.00 p.m. SIMCOE HALL (A Red Feather Service) ps (Motor TUESDAY, MARCH 3 hall Lose, Mode) Aeroplane e e ode eroplane Club, Junior h and Game Pro- tective Association, St. John Am- bulance First Aid Examination, 7.00 «| pam. WEDNESDAY, CH 4 Nursery School, 5 yr. olds -- free lay, music, story hour, rhythem and, books, crafts, 9 - 11.30 a.m. Solden As Age Lounge Room open, Boys' Woodworkin Club; Boys' Gym Activities; ys' Games Rooms, billiards, crokinole, shuffle board, hockey games, ping pong 3 i Gym Motive: badmin- ton, business meeting, table jensia, gymnastics, square dancing, > Boys' Samp Club, y JHden i a | Lounge open, A Duplicate rage ci Weight Lifting Club, Simcoe LY Grads Basketball, 7.30 p.m. * You are invited to the 6TH ANNUAL OPEN MEETING ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS PLAZA THEAT SUNDAY, MARCH 8:30 p.m. WOMEN |. WITHOUT MEN... EXCEPT ON THEIR CONSCIENCE! Only M-G-M. . . Producer of "QUO VADIS" . .. Could Do It! ' ™: RAFAEL SABATINI'S i Scirainouiche | ) TECHNI --T0)¢ Spectacular Color by The wighty novel of love, E+ laughter, adventure, even 2 mightier on the screen! "MOUSE IN MANHATTAN" Tom and Jerry Color Cartoon TODAY A FANOUS PLAYERS TREATRE REGENT STARRING :00, 3:10, 5:10 7:25, 9:40 COLOR -- 2 ; (GRANGER: Pin) ice FiRRer aiEWwiuE HENRY WILCOXON- NINA Foch: LEWIS STONE: RICHARD ANDERSON Twilight UD MAXWELL But These Half-Pint Racketeers Are Headed Straight for the Death House! THE ORIGINAL EAST SIDE KIDS iis] BILE