RADIO LOG | WOR 550 © CKEY 500 © CBL 740 © CIBC 840 © CHML 900 WBEN 930 o CIRS 1010 @ CHUM 1050 © CROC 1150 CKLE 1246 © WKBW 1520 © CHVC 1400 Isiermation 08 tadle programs fe mob wp We (Bviers eves The, Pung Basan gift CBL-News; Roundup hi Toronto Foremen's ate ! Aitken Name That Tumse ° WBEN-Name 9.00 PF. CBL.-iaternational Congert CKLD-| i -- All-American " 20.38 P " ' CBL-Academic Freedom C1030 PN. SELB-Newa; Sparte CKEY-News; Les Lye crRB News; Sports wi WBEN- News 19:15 P.M, CJBC-U.N. Today WGR-Sports: Glacy's Basement WBEN CFRB-M © 11:3 P.M -Prelude to News; P. "Treasure Trail. -Bagebar News; Charlie Chap LL DCH oe a0 submitted abd does] 3% ; Diane J 2 dnight' Merry-Go- In OBLT, TORONTO, 7:30----Adventure m.--Westerp Hi News Almanac §:45--Speal J FRADAY ry WHAM -- ROCNESTLR., CHANNEL ¢ FRIDAY RB Round VE EN. . Jolt: by Ml Bk gd iA $ EESSemyvasuma tt ite :4S=-Naws "Caravan (NBC) 8:100~Mama Sanh at Vine 0: ' 10: 46--Great Rants ; 2 98 Vigtry ot 3 om ik ound Yas 3:30--Film 3:45--Football SATURDAY BVENING 8:00--Sports ' . SoM enters estern Theatre : Round Table .| Pipe. '| eific Coast Association of Two Million Barrels Fill New Oil Line wig pat the mountains from onton to Burnaby, B.C., was ri greiec described by D. L. Roberts gr St the Trans-Mpunta ee a meeting of " Authorities Mr, Roberts said it will require more than 2,000,000 barrels of oil just to fill the line. It means that $6,000,000 worth of oil must be pumped in just to 5 the first drop into Vancouver" Be said. "It will take 30 days from he oil enters the the fiiie The until it reaches the took AJarm at Burnaby." 8 Tn ined, however that Van- in B "Alberta Roy the line in He said competitive position of Alberta crude is considerably poorer 'than two years ago when or ales were extremely well-head price in Alberta had now been increased by 26 cents a barrel and tanker rates had fallen all Phony the world. « a result it was cheaper to oil all the way from the sein East where costs are low ' |'than to deliver it from Vancouver to North American markets. + 9.15. Last complete show, 8.55 high. | néarly' 7,000,000 population live in THE DAILY YIMES-GAZETTE, Friday, September 18, 1008 17 THEATRE GUIDE Regent -- "The Silve: at 1.90, 3.25, * Moon," .20," 5, Plaza -- 'The Great Sioux Upris- ing," 1.30, 3.93, 5.36, 7.99, 9.42. Last complete show, 9.00 p.m. Brek, Whitby, -- "Call Me Mad- ."' Evening shows 7.and 9 p.m. pod Mat. 1.30. Saturday | {po evening show, 6.00 p.m. . Drive-In -- Starting 8 pm. 'Coming Roig the yA iy "The Long Voyage Home." Last complete show, 9.30 p.m. \ Marks. -- "Jack McCall Despera- do," 2.30, 5.05, 7.35, 10.15, 'U- Boat Prisoner," 1.20, 3.85, 6.30, 9.05. Last complete show, 9.00 p.m. Brig.-Gen. Flying Boats Said Answer To Big Dromes LONDON Mr -- Calgary-born | C. Critchley regards jet ving As as the aircraft of ey a ier to the Times, tor - general of the | British Overseas Airways Corpor- ation says it is time to think ser- iously of jet flying boats, would so admirably serve the Commonwealth's needs." Gen. Critchley, recently blinded after an illness, says Britain can er direc "which Biltmore -- 'Destination Gobi." (Technicolor), Too, 4.00, 7.05 and 10.10 p.m. of Robin Hood" (Technicore)), 2.40, 5.40. and 8.45 pm, Last complete show at 8.40 p.m. : : FARM LAND At least 85 per cent of Ceylon's rural areas. Nd Y.W.C.A. OVER-20 CLUB CORN ROAST AND DANCE Geneva Park Saturday, Sept. 19 75¢ Per Person Meet ot the "Y' At 7:30 p.m. DANCING not go on indefinitely, building huge airdromes to accommodate land aircraft which are getting higeer all the time. bs Comet III, he says, is going to' require 2% miles for take- off. LARGETS CONTINENT The continent of Asia contains - about one-third of the earth's en- | tire land' area. DANCE TONIGHT AND EVERY SATURDAY OLD TYME AND MODERN RED BARN NORTH OSHAWA i 30-U, of B. Bonino Er : 10:00-Medallion Theatre BIG MISSION FIELD . ad is. BR." D, Ont. (CP)--Rev. 3: News arth Natur Fraik Carey, United Church mis- tim sionary home on furlough, said in opin a sermon Bers rio gates of Japan Life ik open to ristianity as never Y Grace 1 + dg " He said Japan = had emerged from the last war with its faith in old customs shaken and the Christian church in Japan now | was made up mostly young people. EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT . VAN WALKER AND HIS ORCHESTRA CEDAR BEACH MUSSELMAN'S LAKE REHM TOO Oy ton CFRB:News; Sports CBL-Music WGR-Glaey's ent 13:00 MID SRLENns} Bob's Place CKEY-News; Boise, Party Merry Go WGR-News; Basement 9:00--Big Story 9:0--_Favorite Story 10:00---Boxing 10:45--Great Fights 11:00--News; Almanae 11:15--Feature Film SATURDAY 9:45--News for Youth 19:00 Super ee :00-8pRce atrel 11:30---8milin' FE 70 PM, i CEL Melody from A That Mercer : TPN rh" | cat mers \ at Muse CPB. Broadway fo My ga A Chorus 'CKEY-Nows; Féotvail a Ni ; Bperts evi s; Sports -News; Sports CFRAB-News: Top o Marni WOR Makical; News WBEN-News FREE TICKETS ot the lacy's | he JH : 38 2 3 » rade » Farm and Home Wour This Is Th Life 5 : ~Seionce Review van Fim "Featurette Burns and Allen Rogers Masquerade Party Buffale Amateur Weur juper Cireus Junday A Party Orderly Room ot 8uo, BOTT 4 oo STO ain. UNTAN H Al CKLB-Keynotes by Carle WGR-Galen Drake the | CFRB-Melodies Ao ROSENEATH FAIR Friday & Saturdoy October 2-3 Oshawa Armouries SATURDAY EVENING Film is swum: Pei EARLY INHABITANTS It is estimated that at their high- est total, Canadian Indians num bered little more than 200,000. Tomorrow, (Set.) ; Bill Rickok 5:13 AM rene With Judy n Koffee Korn 2:00--1 Bonine CFRB-Breikiast en the L-Devotions $18-Atnsieur Hour JBC. 00--Dragnet Farm C. WGR-News: Chore Time: Clock R: ohde 3:30 Shon of Shows Farm 'a WBEN.- Muses! pg y yh 10:30--Wrestling COL Masten) a 11:30--Geneseo Film Playhouse ast ews; Daan patil CK1.B-News: Eo FONDAY bi) ia --Todtve Wert Musical 'Clock; CPREB-News: Top o' te | WORTat's: Protood 130 1 yeu ve There 00 AN Morning: Gospel -8isgel | CFRB-Lat's Pretend 12:30 rd News; Kotise 9:00 A.M, an M. gai Winns | IESE, U.S. Dumping Blamed For Textile Layoffs ives: day. as Comics; Say It With Musie CBL-Calling All Children CKEY-News: Ballreoms 'WGR-Romanee WHEN-Sacret . Story CFRB-Youth For MONTREAL (CP)--A layoff of a thiteday week at Cornwall and several thousand textile workers in | Hamilt plants throughout Canada is sched-| The. yi passed am -emer- uled for' mext week, delegates at- gency résolution condemning the tending the Canadian Congress of | 'do-nothing" policy of the federal Labor convention here were told | government.' Wednesday. p 1 Kated Yoko an immediate sons Approximately 800 delegates, rep- | ference abor, . government an Mo ps ,000 'members af- ustry to deal with the problem filiated with the congress, are at.|of uemployment that 'is lying tending week-long convention | heavily on the of textile here. workers and to consider long-range © Harold Daoust of Toronto, |Measures designed to provide a Canadian . director of the Textile Fhnster dagres of security for those Workers Union of America (CIO- Aploved J n the Shustsy. id i CCL), announced the layoff and Cluney of Toronte, assis- attributed it to dumping in Canada tant Canadian sie of the tex- by United States firms. tile Notkers chloe, said : fallin Plants mostly affected were re- | resulted woradian textiles ha ported to be those of Canadian resulted in unemployment for 8, WGR-City Hospital: Galen Cottons, Ltd., at Hamilteh, Corn- RATE. hat ub market a e cha a mari EN-Guy Lembarde | N well, Saint John and Marys ville, eT, ALG 8%, | NB. Others fected were at Mill Lanada iv being Sloodeq with x e ports 'dumped' in t his CBL-Music The Y town and St. Ste N.B. There country at prices below those in 3 at Eu. ae Keaton also has been ayofts at other | the 'home market. , Blog Made 2 P.M. plants during the year: Mr. Cluney- did .sot mame the the Time 'For Dancing| J. Irving 1 did of Cana- | country in ng #0 the imported tex. py arse Ras dian Cottons, Lt a. plats op- | tiles originated, but . delegate F. Y-Wornen'a News: CREY-News; Ballrooms 5:00 PN. erated . by be shut | Querat of the Corawall BP oxtile whew, Business : down ey. a mi tng Sept, 28, | workers sgid imports from Britain CIBC Wrappis® 1 Up SEL ANqus: Saawesn CFRB-Or Stage with the "exc are being fold in Canada at a time Biv. v. doula of 'when Canadian textile plasts have 2:30 PML I lied Company plants News; Studie 'WOR! Trait bi Surpimse 4 ating on a curtailed basis for oe | bar % abd wide unemploy 51 PM, 9 a.m. to 12 noon iin 2 : IE 35 £ H = 3% 3 i ---- ii for the MASSED BAND CONCERT at EXHIBITION PARK TORONTO Payelf 9:00--~Television Playhouse PLUS 10:00--Letter to Xotetts 10:30--What's My Lise 11:00--Late News and Waather a: te Speris Review 11:18----Rebert - Montgomery Jack Denton ond his Celebrated Orchestra SAT. NITE Featuring Doug Mcleod Walter Wanger presents THE LONG 'VOYAGE HOME $700 vie GRANDSTAND PERFORMANCE IN AFTERNOON DANCE AND FLOOR SHOW AT NIGHT TORONTO ORCHESTRA AND ARTISTS G WGR- Mustost ci Clagk Nous: Mule Sunday Sept. 20 rere elt With Musi CBL Made THEY GAVE HIM A PAD NAME... ou posts; and} GEES, rapamens © CHLM-Nows: Sports WGR-Garden Gate SATURDAY AFTERNOON WBEN-Orchestra * WGR-TPA: . »: dh CFR Footba WGR.Broadway Review 3130 P.M. CBL-Music | CIBC-101 Ranch SATURDAY NITE! DANCE - of the - . NEW POLISH "HALL 168 Biden Avenue il A Nell oo Sm po Tog! Foir! - BUS SERVICE FROM COBOURG Members of $t. John Ambulence will be Music By present! MITCHELL ZALESKI'S A. J. Campbell, €. "W. Varese, Orchestra Provident Secretary Densing 8:30 te 12 Jock Me DE SSP RADO ZSI0 sasouX COLOR BY : ic TECHNICOLOR "Ne said the sit editions in the fndusiry had |in ead that palin Bo a asda been depressed for some time and soon will be laid or, po ably about already firms werp operating on 700 in the next few weeks, SUNDAY RFTERNOON 1.30 P.M. -- Plus The high water mark in thrills and action! ""U-BOAT PRISONER" Music in Mind SHE Football Fob Sens Time CANADIAN CORPS ASSN. OSHAWA -- UNIT 42 DANCE FRIDAY, SEPT. 18 POLISH HALL - ELDON AVE. Dancing 8:30 p.m. Till Midnight ADMISSION -- $1.50 PER COUPLE OPENING NIGHT -- at the -- VALON 12.00. NOON i Ri GR Newer 3." J. on J. sdale; * pit ong CFRB-Salt Lake Choir rio | GEEY Fro Saves WR Groner Fa ue rn mony Decision CKEY- ie Al Veieo win iv on Record; CPRE Davie Rese 3.45 P.M. CELB-Book Review 4.00 PW. WBEN-Andre ERE Nowe, Ne a CREB News: Miver and FRR, ope cn ot 99 Mi EE 5.00 P.M. SRE it Shetts; ons CKEY-! JB 'Porte Day, Arthur Digest tre ; Relaxing -Sports 6.30 P. on CJIBC-News: Sports: Four ver Theatre Sports: Wels sivesiel » Corner WBEN-Fed ol Music 7.00 P.M, CKLB-News: Silver Harmer Baliroom aneou' B-News: nt tie new Tony Martin; News dale Howard pl P.M. CKLB-News; Parade CIIBC-Top Tunes with -Strawhat Cencert mer Symphony Jay and Ginger 5.9 Po -Husgariaa Cathelig oxLS No Man About -News; : 8.15 P.M. Huse 3 A CJIBRC-Musie Champions nies hid ous Boy ae Roum, uw wa RED a SUNDAY EVENING WGR-Richard Diamond News; Iuvitation te Ere Music: 5.00 P.M. CFRB-Red Skelten WhSN.an America Build A Moral World CBL-News Review OKLD Nowa; Cote Glee 10.90 P.0. e_ Shown Dutk Dodges art Eh) "3.30, 5:20 7:15, 9:18 Merrie Color Certeon A FAIO0S_PLATERS THEATRE slodies REGEN i ALLTECHNICOLOR SHOW! CBE Hows: "vengauste CJIBC-News; Preiudq te R- Duster National 2.00 AM, . Wis AM. WGR-Healthaids 10.9 AM, SB} Prsiude te Worship CIB Mseat CTRB- Vela of Prophecy WEEN An or of Living 10.45 AM. CKLB-Moment of Cross CBL-News: Plane CrRB.Newm and Sperts wo, Red ig Preerem WBEN-Ne! oe 15 AN, "Herald of SERS Forward en Be Air | IBC WGR-News WBEN-Top Tunes 9.30 A.M. CKLB-Sunday Program CBL-Music of the Dance ng Recital B-Concert Hall wanE. ower on gas Science jr on CKLB-Nows: Sunday CBL-News; Neighborly - News -- Music By -- CARL HILTZ (end his Ambassadors) Feeturing The "CUBILAIRS" ® Vocal Quartets Rindiy cmeart i This 1s Sto nh a " Days of Sail CFRB-] Was A WGR- mark of ame CKEY- Calling ews; Jamaica 15 P.M, WBEN-News WGR-Westminster Church 11.00 AM. CKLB-Chureh Service CBL-Music 0.30 P.M. KLB-Unshackled Gh Werle Musie SAENEL moder Murray imam nox, a M. 's Scrapbood 'Man of the Week | New under new manegement 424 KING ST, WEST DIAL 2-3771 "News; Carlen WBEN-First EN. Trinity WGR-Bishop Scaife MF Hitiove TRLTRe A 33 CONTINUOUS FROM 1PM. « SAT 12 NOON