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8 lo RADIO LOG - WGR 550 @ CKEY S80 @ CBL 740 @ CJBC 860 © CHML 900 WBEN 930 ® CFRB 1010 e CHUM 1050 ® CKOC 1150 CKLB 1240 © WKBW 1520 © CHVC 1400 information on radio programs 8 suj the es as submitted and does individum) stations. Fhe Times Gazette prints rogram correction! not bility MONDAY EVENING 6,00 P.M. CBL-CBC News; Sports [4 News; Boliroom New! Deans 3 sughan -News; Behind Head w RN ing Heart: CKLB-Schedules ! Supper Club é Path of Duty ration Safety; aly Melodies t+ ol 30 P.M. meni Good we; Sports ews: Sports; N Mi pra pra By s s Choice 3 har En OKLE-Nows 4 a Minute ollow the Band; Pip] ows" ighilsiis WEE Ballroom Family gids CA Rota oy, CFRB-Election 7.80 P. keleton P.M. CKEY-Perry Como TUESDAY MORNING 5.80 A.M. WBEN-Farm Reporter BAS AM. VaR chore Hime; This 1 Believe Cl § 6.00 A.M. CKLS-News; Koffee - News; Musical RD -Breag ast on the wok News: Chore Time whER News: Mustent | CEE, Dawn Patrol | cRLB WGR-Mus. Clock; N News; Koffee 7.00 AM. TUESDAY AFTERNOON calf r Types -Lothe Greene EPRB: News; Women's 1,00 P.M. CJBC-Matland Manor CELE News: Stop the Wor Ma Zeriina 30 P.M. _ TUESDAY EVENING r 7 CeEY New ews; Sports CPHB: fy Vaughas WGR-News: Sports 6.15 P.M. os Melodies G! TiS, BS beats in Sors CKLB-What's on at the Theatre: Supper Club 680 P.M. €iL-v Hentary Hs' Consioks CFRB-News; Sports; Gi Stars CJBC:! ih: Sports a ors Mearian igi 8. = 4 M. Spa ienes Choice WBE! hrse Star Extrs WGR:-Néw 1 PM. WGR:Family Skeleton CKLB-Néws in a Minute, Follsw thE Band, Tels Highlights CEL-News Roundup CKLB-New WBEN-King Coi¢ Trio 7.15 P.M. EBL Sib Dite B fecord Shop Wns ohihy Mercer N-Les, Paul and WaEN 3 PM. CKLB-Grear Music CBL-Four Gentlemeh CJBC-Choral - Time CKEY-John B. Kennedy: WBEN-World News WCGR-Johnny Mercer WBEN-World News WGOR-Johhoy greer CJBC- Rieption 410 lection N;One Man's Family Ci Nowy tion Gen Rate the Acts 8.00 P.M. "CBL-Eleciion CJBC-Election CKEY- News; Mickey Brooks w Sirond Hour WGR-Orime Classics x 8.30 P.M, CKLB-Election Edo Election CBL- Election 0.00 P.M. CKLB- Election CJBC-Election CKEY-News; sdal CFRB- Election WGR-Summer Theatre WEEN Telephone Hour Election L. Rumble; Ce. 9.15 P.M. CKEY-Bassball CBL-Election », CJBC-Elertion . WBEN-Band of America 10.00 P.M. CKLB-Election CBL-Election CFRB-Election CJBC-Election WBEN-Hollywood Spotlight CKEY-Baseball WGR-Walk a Mile CKEY-News; Sports CJBC-News; WGR-Mus. Clock; News WBEN-News 8.15 AM. > ons CJBC-Toast and Jamboree CKEY-Musical Clock; Barry and Betty WBEN-Musical Clock 8.30 A.M. CKLB-News; Koffee Korner CBL-Musical March Fis CKEY- News; Jay and Ginger mi CFRB-Neighborhood: News WGR-Musical Clock WBEN-News I 2.05 AM. CFRB-Harmonies CKLB-Listen While Yeu Work . WBEN-Breakfait Club WGR-The Keatons 9.30 A.M. CFRB-Homemaker Harmonies 0.48 AM. WGR-! Heory Tin Cig Trent Pn an ow 2 ave Rothing PL Women's News: WG! gud CBL Trans Canada is 2 Br Gage the Menjous Dive 2.45 345 PML a : 1B a C-R! adheres 2 s gol Ey Miékey Lester: Brooks M. bao P. ry in Actioh gnc iy Festival YenM: Mrs. North Moy oh the Range piri Summer Fallow WBEN-First Nighter "BAIOR and the Bee WHEN Chameleon 915 P.M: aseball ews: Sports 9:50 Pm: i CJBC-CBC-Concert' Hall PT People ithe Bar BL-Prison, of al e Wa TY Pop BEN: Ly ile 10.00 P.M. CKLB-News: Ray's a h RES RB GBC] Bus tish ro isu 10,15 P.M. B-Election WG! WBEN- Srchesi P.M, CKLB-Eleot on CFRB-Sports Yarns Song fog Tonight Wak Enlhopher Program 1.00 P.M, CKLB- Elagtion CBL-Election CJBC-Dom} CKEY-News; Les Lye CFRB-News; Sports WBEN-News WGR-News oN a P.M. WEEN Spo y ogy TRY won.gaey's Pavement or Jud je to CF rib, Elaction jo MIDNIGHT CKLB, lect) CBL-News CJBC-News CKEY-News; Party CFRB-News; WGR-News: WBEN-News House Sports Basement ig AM. CJBC-Just Around the Corner CBL-Fancy ers CFRB-Carmen Cavallare 10.30 A.M 80 A.M. CJBC-Just Around the Corner CBL-Ruth Harding Jane Weston CFRB-W.ltg Feta WBEN-Bob Hi CKLB- Roraen oe When CBL-Saull I We Dine? car snail hg Dance of the Purple WBEN-It Married 1L00 AM. CKLB-News; Say It With Musi Time ays to be CKLB News: News pies, fd ho) oR News Keaton EN-Backstage Wile [ Te PM. Na Womia in My Po Hollywood Date CKLB-News: Supper Club CBL-Your Program; Stock Quotations CKEY-News; Studie Party CERES News; Peggy rooks WBEN-Plain Bill WGR-News; Keaton; er 10,15 P.M. BL-Preachér's Diary CFRB-Golf Roundup WGR-TBA WBEN-Two For The Money ' 10.30 P.M. CELB-News; Sports Eiie) Ri Misc Program L- Letner CKEY-! News; Music Box yi ooo, WEiogy th CKLB-Airlane Trig CFRB-Sports _Yafhs or TORight 11.00 P.M. WGR-News; Sports; Glacy's Basement CKLB-Sports Finals; Man About Music SEN Les Lye Cl WEEN, Sports, ll 15 P.M. op Today ae sho Go Round pe Chil Here. Fomor. "The BC Pride to 4 CF Chico Valley los News: s CKEY-News: House arty CFRB--News; Sports: Merry Go Round 'Money WBEN-News: Music Small Minn. Towns By ADOLPH JOHNSON 8§T. PAUL (AP)--If you come to a Minnesota town with better-than- average streets, parks or schools, maybe you can mark it down to liquer, More than 300 Minnesota com- munities are profiting under a lig- vor law enforcement idea adopted by the state legislature 19 years ago. It decreed that towns 'under 10,- 000 population in wet counties could open their own ligor stores, and at no private dealers could be licensed to compete with them. Now 360 villages and towns have such stores, most of them selling both by the hottle and by the drink. They are manned hy ii y employ- ees and the city gets the profits. Last year these stores sold more than $33,000,000 worth of liguor, about one-fourth of the state's t yo sales, and realized a profit of 000,000. Take Richfield, a Minneapolis suburb. It showed $130,422 in pro- fits on sales of $771,179. In one year Orr, with a population of 234, netted $37,260--or $159.20 per cap- ita, Not all make such profits and a few even lose money. But some travellers say you can spot a town | af with municipal stores by its better streets and street lighting, its bet- ter schools and. parks, and such luxuries as municipal swimming pools. The desire to get in on rich Make Liquor Pay profits has led to some strange shenanigans. The village of Warroad, in dry Roseau county, built a peninsula into Lake of the Woods, which is in a wet county of the same name, a site for its liquor store. Other + Sab bordering wet counties have taken similar steps. .In addition, nine counties which voted dry at the time of the repeal of bitien have since voted wet to een of permitting muni- cipal stores, Ditches Plane He Purchased Two Weeks Ago OTTAWA (CP) -- A 38-year-old Timmins pilot and his passenger escaped unscathed Sunday night when his small seaplane crashed in an alder swamp at Kingsmere, 13 miles north of here "We .were sure lucky," said Romeo Corriveau, whose plane apparen eau ht in a downdraft ter tak from Lake Kings- mere for Hid His passenger was his sister, Mrs. Lucien Leduc of Ottawa. ; Corriveau said he bought the plane two weeks hy age for $2,360. It ya almost a complete wreck. CROSSWORD PUZZLE 8. Per. to the sun 6. Scheming 7.---- and ACROSS 1. Wild pig 5. Stiff sharp . 'downs 8. Experience regret flask for oil 11. Crit 11. Let it stand 12. Earth in (print.) general 12. Embraces 13. A farina. 14. Close to ceous food 16. Scheme (E. 1) 16. Water fod 15. Obnoxious person 7. Fresh 18. Goes 4 19. Meriting ¢_ 20. Country 2]. Showy _ w (8. Asia) L: = TELEVISION PROGRAMS CBLT, TORONTO, CHANNEL 8 MONDAY 4 :00--Cowbay Corners 3 :00--T4! "rorsmar 8:00--Ed's Place 5:30--Children' 10: {00 om "RocuEsten, CHANNEL § MONDAY EVENING 6:00==8pofts oh Parade 6:15--News 3 25--Almanae 6:30--Spe: 2 Bports 6:45--Top 7:00--The Goldberss 7:30--8! e Adventures 7: ashe News Caravan 8: , afd Mrs. North 8:30--Ahyoheé ACA Win 9:00--Racet Squad 9:30--Heart of the City 10;00--Sumimeér Theatre 11:00--NeWs 11:10--Almanac 11:15--The Web TUESDAY 7:00--Today 9:00--Test "pattern 9:55--Thought for the Day 10: 00--D1tig Stool 10:30--Take It Easy 11:00--Hawkins Falls :00--Mid-day Midway 1:30--Garry Moore Show 2:00--Arthur. Godfrey 2:15--Design for Homemakers 2:30--Ladies" Fair 3:00--Big Payoff 3:30--Welcome Travellers 4:00-On Your Account 4:30--Ladies' Choice 5:00--Atom Squad 5:15--Gabby Hayes 5:30--Howdy Doody TUESDAY EVENING 40-~Sports on Parade ; Xia aking of Sports de Ya 7:45--CAmel News @aravah $1002 r Satie %0--Cinderells Weakena :30-This is Yeur 5:00-Twe 1 H Anke : Camera WBEN, BUFFALO, OHANNEL ¢ MONDAY RVENING $58 Sih agebrum Trail, Westerd 6: 6:45--Sports fr pa i ays Catrdv 3:58 Votes of Binger 3 Racket Squad Pon ii "vorsoar 0 00--Today, :00--Girl Talk 'S Theatre u: 3 -Hean | do baitocs Flizhouse : 45--J 1 : 00] 408 Groom 145 Welcome Travellers Your Account es' Choice to Learn 4 the for Beany :30--Howdy y A TUESDAY EVENING rush Trail port Spotlight lay Fal the Week os Caravan Hecht Theatre ge News iar of 3 MELODY FAIR: Tex on MUSICALS UNDER THF BC BITION PARK mucus [RRA PETINA TOP NEAR PRINCFS GATES IN (ORIGINAL STAR OF THIS GREAT B'WAY HIT) "SONG OF NORWAY" F THE IMMGRTAL MUSIC OF aRElG | FEATURING THE BAZ ZLING WHITE THE FAMOUS THE ONLY THEATRE AIR LEY GREIG CONCERTO COOLED BY LAKE BREEZES New Breathing Invented For Polio Victims LOS ANGELES (AP)---Many pa- n affected by polio now are able to leave their iron lungs for hours at a time after they learn 'frog breathing." This new method of gulping air was demonstrated Sunday at Los Angeles county's Rancho Los Ami- gos, where there are more post- polio respiratory cases than any- where in the worldw. Thirty-five of the 133 patients whose norma! breathing muscles are paralyzed have learned to take! Lin oxygen hy the new method, which requires from a day to sev- {eral months~to learn. It was dis- covered by a patient, Technicians explain "frog breath- ing" this way: The air is held in the lungs by closing the larynx. The esophagus is filled with air and forced into the lungs by a pumping action of the cheeks and tongue. This process continues un. til lungs are filled. Then they are emptied, usually through partly. .closed lips. The pro- cess of filling the lungs is started again. Usually patients can take six of these "breaths" a minute. Mother Hopes British PoW Can Live Here FORT ERIE (CP)---Mrs. Martha Elliott, mother of Rifleman Leslie Elliott: who was freed Sunday by the Communists in Korea, says she "Just wept' when she got word of her son's release in a terse army message this morning. "Oh yes, I was overjoyed," she told The Canadian Press in a tele- hone interview. 'I only hope that eslie can pull a few strings to come to live with me in Canada." Rifleman Elliott, a member of the British Royal Ulster Rifles Regiment, joined up five years ago in Ireland when he was 18. Four years ago, Mrs. Elliott came to Canada and settled in Guelph where she is employed at the Homewood Sanatorium. She is visiting here this week-end. She said she was expecting his release because she received a letter about a month ago that said: "Don't worry mommy, I'm well and will be home soon." 4, 1951," she said. "Now I'm saving for the day when he can come to live with me. I hope to start fixing up a place, for myself where he can FATAL BOUNCE VANCOUVER (CP) -- A three- year-old boy bouncing in play on a studio couch was fatally injured here Saturday when he toppled through a low window and dropped three storeys to a concrete side- walk, Andrew Hooper died in hos- pal 2% hours after receivin, ct skull in the %0-foot plunge. tients whose ability to breathe has | bee THEATRE GUIDE Regent. -- "Peter Pan." Shown at 1.35, 3.35, 5.35, 7.40, 9.40. Last complete show, 8.55. Drive-In. -- Starting at dusk. "La- | dy in the Iron Mask," "Fort De- | fiance."' Last complete show at | 10.20 p.m. Marks, -- "Great Panty Raid," 1.60, 4.40, 7.35, 10.30. "Lost Wo- men," 210, 500, 7.50, 10.45. "Bonnie Scotland," 12,30, 3.20, 6,10, 9.05. Last complete show at 9.06 p.m. Plaga. -- "All I Desire," 2.08, 4.01, 5.54, 7.47, 9.46. Last complete show, 9.10 p.m. Brock, Whitby. -- "Bachelor Mo- ther," and "Invasion U.8.A." Evening shows at 7 o'clock. Last | complete show at 8.20. NEW ARRIVAL '"He was taken prisoner on Jan. LONDON -- Another king pen. |guin chick has hatched at London i Zoo--two days after penguin man Bert Jones received a zoological society medal for bringing up| Prince, the first king penguin reared there, HANDS TIED ? Because You tak o DIPLOMA You can get one ot Home In your ars time. If you ere 16 or over and heve (eft 'school write for interesting free book == tells you how. MAIL COUPON TODAY AMERICAN SCHOOL Dept. 0.T.G. 165 Colborme St., Suite 1, Kingston, Ont. and me your free 44 page book. THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Monday, August 10, 1958 9 Sign Pact To Aid ely If Attacked OTTAWA (CP)--Canada sified | Giples of the UN, we should again ledge last month with 15 other | Un ted Nations Allies to resist any new attack in Korea, the external affairs department said Friday, Howver, an external affairs de- partment spokesman said that there would have to be full con- sultation among the 16 signatory povess before any action is taken n the event of a breach of the armistice. The agreement, signed July 27 in Washington, said that the 16 countries with armed forces in the UN command in Korea "affirm in the interests of world peace that it there is a renewal the armed | | attack, challenging again the prin- be united and prompt to resist." "The consequences of such a breach of the armistice would be so grave that, in all probability. it would not be possible to confine hostilities within the frontiers of Korea," The spokesman said that this lat. ter part of the agreement does jot 1 mean that Canada is ¢ an immediate invasion of tie oi ist China if China breaks the ar- mistice now in effect in Korea, The UN itself would have to de- cide whether the armistice had | been broken and Canada, as a UN member, then would be obligated to 'he prompt to resist." Under 12 FREE! 2 MILES WEST ON No. 3A HIGHWAY Lours HAYWARD « PATRIOA MEDINA A WANGER-FRENKE Production Released through 20th Century-Fox TWO COLOR HITS! KILLER COUNTRY CINECOLOR THE FUN, FURY, and TRUE LIFE He took her in and saw her as RICHARD CARI MAK |A MAHREEN (YSU AS OTHER MEN HAD KNOWN HER! daha Stanwyck Arr DESIRE SON NDERSON- LORI NELS STARTS ODAY his eager arms she really was. LYLE BETTGER N IVAN RICHARD LONG Bil, i x-1 Kiss I LSoks) 3144 X CESK [1 oN > J ADVENTURE... in revolt-torn Ghandahar! rin Se ®voouiit by EVERETT RISKIN: owscted by CHAR! Adaptitin by cn FEDERER ATT Br L) PARAMOU INT PICTURE VIDOR TABOR + From the nove! by Alen Meoreness AAA AAA APN ANNAN HAVE YOU EVER BEEN GIP 8 KISSED BY A WOMAN- me -- UNLIMITED FREE PARKING == -- BATHURST STREET CAR TO DOOR -- Mail, Phone Orders to Box Office. | Advance P Phone Re ser rations 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., Jorante OL. 2348 PROLIFIC WRITER DIESt ew hours' illness. Bate turned TUCBON,; Ariz. (AP)---J. Vietor | fed:1afce writing after 15 years | Bute, 49, former Detroit news| [oh the Detroit Times. His part fi! pape man who saw 700 of his | helping solve a Michigan murder dete ® e stories published, died in | case was dramatized on a national #8 Tucson hospital Thursday after television program March 12, 1952. ' NO ADVANCE @ CONTINUOUS SHOWS IN PRICES DAILY FROM 1.00 P.M.