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$ THE DARY YIMES-GAZETTE, Monday, January '1, 1954 RADIO LOG WGR 550 © CKEY 580 © CBL 740 r® CIBC 860 © CHML 900 WBEN 930 © CPRB 1010 © CHUM 1050 © CKOC 1150 iadermatios: 6a fadio BIOSTAmMS 1s Supplied ty he (individual stations. The | WG CHVC 1600 - MONDAY EVENING WBEN-World News WGR-Les Paul and Mary Ford Julius LaRosa 7.4 P.M. CJBC-Rhythm Rendezvous CBL-Rob Adams Trio WBEN-One Man's Family WGR-News 5.00 P.M. CKLB-News CBL-Don Messer Music an P.M. CKLB-News; Sports -News; Batiste WGR-Frankie Carle Sports WBEN-News 615 P.M. WGR-Heartbeats a sports Supper Club 10.38 P.M. 10.30 P.M. CJJBC-Sports Round up CFRB-Music by Mantp- vani; Passing Years CKEY:News; Sports: Music WGR-To Be Announced WBEN-Meet The Press 10.45 P.M. CBL-Operation Safety; CJBC-Press ( Mayfair Melodies CKEY-News; Mickey Lester CFRB-Share The Wealth; WBEN-Rallroad Hour WGR-Suspense 25 P.M. CKLB-Parliament Report; Blue Monday CBL-Farm Forum CJBC-Opportunity Double or + | WGR- WBEN-Voice of a ce - Choice; Pep CIBC.Byna's Lees PM WGR-News TENTS me [GEN fimo, Crysdale and Co. CKLB-News in a Minute; | CFRB-Lv" Theatre Smiley Burnette CBL-CBC Roundup CKLB-Supper Club €Bi- Commentary; Raw! CJBC-News; Sports CFRB-News: Sports: Stars WBEN-Mike Mearias Nothing WGR-Radio Theatre WBEN-Telephone Hour CBL-International CJIBC-Of All Things 9.15 P.M. OCKNY-Hockey 2.30 P.M. CKLB-News;: Kim's Korner Concert | CyBC-Prelude 'Today WBEN-Sports: Diana WGR-Sports 1.30 P.M. WGR-Glacy's Basement ©@BL-Latitude kon Dreaming CFRB-News; Sports, Midnight Merry-Go- CKEY-Sports Finals; Lye 12.00 MIDNIGHT CKLB-News; Starlight CJBC-Jazz ( WBEN-Band of Ameriea 10.00 P.M. CFRB-News; Sports WGR-News; Glacy's Basement Sports WBEN-News; Bill's TUESDAY MORNING CFRB-News; Top ¢' the CBL-Kindergarten & the Alr WBEN-Can You Top This CBL-Symphony Les CEEY-Round Up CFRB-Rosemary. WGR-Gal Sunday L00 P.M. CELB-News: Stop the . 8.18 P.O. a WEEN-Front Page Farrell Thomton's Comers W.A. Discusses Toronto Trip MRS. CHARLES WHITE Correspondent THORNTON'S CQRNERS -- The January meeting the Women's ment of the Sunday School on Wednesday afternoon with 32 mem- bers present. The President Mrs. Douglas Lander opened the meet- and conducted the business. e secretary, - . Leonard Brash, read several thank you notes for Christmas plants and donations. During the business a trip to Toronto was discussed and a committee of Mrs. Clarence Scott and Mrs. Wilfred Harris ap- inted to see about charte: a us and other arrangments to plan the trip for March. To raise money each member is to bring a dollar donation to the next meeting. A St. Patrick tea was also discussed for March. Mrs. Arthur Bunker opened the program with a reading, then all sang 'Standing at the Portal." Poem 'Bridge Builder" was read by Mrs. Bunker. Mrs. David Pugh read the scripture passage and led in prayer. Mrs. Ev. Pipher intro- duced the soloist Mrs. De- laney who sang '"'With Christ as my Pilot" accompanied by Mrs. Clarence Scott. Mrs. Bunker read a "Recipe for a Happy New Year." Mrs. Pipher read a poem "Th World is Mine." Mrs. Pipher thank- ed the soloist. Mrs. Bunker and her committee served tea and cookies. PLAN FOR DANCE The Community Association {is planning a dance for January 16, to be held in the Lounge room of the CRA building. This dance will start at 8.30 p.m. as the room must Association was held in the base-|day. BEE Es 38% ee On January 17, a special service is being arranged with Rev. Hor- ace Burkholder, Toronto guest speaker. This is to be family Sun- day at Thornton's Corners and all fie Community are invited to at- ].M.McIntyre Is Promoted half years as a member of the advertising department, and latter- ly as a e-DeSoto district man- ager. His territories have included Toronto, Eastern Ontario and most recently, Manitoba and Northwest- ern Ontario with headquarters at Winnipeg, A native of Dauphin, Man., he moved to Toronto after completing his education and was a member the staff of a weekly publication there. During the war he served , |for five years with the communica- | - . |tions branch of the Royal Canadian Navy. "As a member of the De- "|Soto sales division Mr. McIntyre has acquired a good deal of valu- able experience the field," Mr. Rosebrugh stated. '"He will be a most useful addition to our staff at Windsor." SOR--Promotion of James WIND the |M. McIntyre to the sales staff exe- cutive, Dodge DeSoto division, Chrysler Corporation of Canada, is announced by J. Roseb; , general sales manager for at livision. LIGHTEST WOOD Lightest of any Canadian trees is the eastern cedar, of which a cubic foot weighs about 19 pounds. HIGH ADVENTURE! STARRING PETER ICHARD FORBIDDEN LOVE! JANICE Ford's $5 Day 40 Years Ago Brought Cries of "Suicide" DETROIT (AP) -- Forty years ago this week Henry Ford gave the industrial world a jolt it long re- membered: He establishe. the $5 a day minimum wage in his fact- ories. Fac! wages then ranged from ) rf a day, Pi iB on Pord's action was of tremendous ance, socially and econom- fcally. It ht instantaneous as well ag praise. ee suicide," some of Ford's fellow manufacturers wailed. "Just social justice," Ford re- 'It will ruin the Ford com and othtrs with it," cried the cri ics, "Fofd is trying his competitors, ot ruin them or the DETROIT Detroit then had a population of 658,000 ' persons. Ford employed about 30,000. But there were many sands of others idle at the day after announcement is reported discussing mili- tary aid Agreeineiis with Iraq, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan as well as a step-up in the flow of American weapons to Iran. These moves are Jat of a co-ordinated American fort lo erect a defen- sive s| agains sible Russian attack in the oilrioh Middle East and south Asia. VILLAGE SOCCER BLEAN, England (CP) -- This Kent village recently had its first football game in 14 years. The eld was taken over for arming in 1939 and has just been restored to its original condition. LEARN TO DANCE AT THE Y.W.C.A, Fox Trot & Waltz Course WEDNESDAY 9:00 P.M. of the new wage scale 15,000 per- sons gathered at the gates of the Ford plant seeking the $5 jobs. Thousands of others were attracted from other sections of the country. It was a milling mob that re- quired squads of police to keep in order. The influx of outsiders sub- sided only after the company nounced uly Detroiters would given immediate employment. That was 40 years ago. Ford buil 265,000 units in 1914, Tast year ite output totalled about 1,550,000 veh- es. ADVISES JAIL SON | BRANTFORD (CP)--*Lock him up and throw away the key," was the suggestion made in court Fri da by the father of Kenneth An- derson, 20, of Brantford, remanded to Jan. 15 for uttering a forged cheque. Anderson was charged jointly with ou Ne ber Mogi on a charge of forgery. Anderson's father offered to restore half the $55 which the bank teller had to make good out of his own pocket. an- be| LEGISLA THE MODERN MIRACLE YOU SEE WITH (0100 Ie] ERY UN CINEMAS COP Brings You The Greatest Story of Love, Faith and Overwhelming Spectacle! '| ] RIE be vacated by 12 o'clock. wae eda LAWFORD - GREENE be held in the b t of the: Rendon Senoot. Joowary 30. re» RIELRRE IH CinemaScope's Anamorphic Lens Rumba & Tango Process on the newly created, Course RICHARD BURTON + JEAN CKEY-Musical WBEN-Musical Clock 8.30 A.M. OKLB-News: Koffee Kotner CBL-Musical March Past | CFRB-News: Top o" the ; - Gospel 9.00 A.M. WBEN-Breakfast WGR-The Keatons 2.48 A.M. CBL-8chool WGR-News 10.00 AM. OKLB-News: At Home With The Ladies CFRB-What's off Wally's Mind WBEN-Break the Bank 1L0 AM. CKLB-News; Say It With Musi c CBL-Road of Life CKEY-News: Ballroom Weatherman CFRB-News; Good News Today WBEN-Strike Phrase that Pays CJBC-Coffee With Bruee; Pops 1L15 A.M. CBL-Back-stage: Wife CFRB-Second Mrs, Burton 11.30 AM. CELB-House of Peter McGregor CBL-Kate Aitken -Stars Sing CJBC-Cote Glee Club WGR-Make Up Your Mind WBEN-Phrase that Pays TUESDAY AFTERNOON WGR-Guiding Light CBL-Brave yoyage CJBC-Double or Nothing -Minute Man 12.30 P.M. CKLB-News; Sports CBL-Farm Broadcast: Time CJBC-News: Small Types Club CKEY-News; Richard CFRB-News: Women's New: Club CELB-Bob Eberly WGR-Brighter Day -Brighter Day WBEN-It Pays to Be Married WBEN-Luncheon WGR-Helen Trent 3.00 P.M. CKLB-News; News Showcase CJBC-Styles in Song CEEY News; Club 580 WGR-Nows; Keston WBEN-Backstage Wife 41 P.M. WGR-Meetin' Keaton WBEN:-Stella Dallas ' 4.30 P.M, WBEN-Widder Brown 44 P.M. CBL-Music WBEN-Woman in My House 5.00 P.M. CELB-News; Supper Club CKLB-News; Showcase CBL-Life Can Be Beautiful 12.45 P.M. B-Vocal Spotlite CJBC-Of All CFRB Manhattan sad Vine Next Wednesday, January 13, the Home and School Association meet- ing will take the form of a train- ne school, All parents are invited. ecently Miss Dorothy Brash en- tertained 14 of her school chums at an after school party to cele-! brate her 11th birthday. The girls TOMORROW Lpo? Day CLARK GABLE "MOGAMBY" In AVA Color GARDNER | WEDNESDAY 8:00 P.M. MEN AND WOMEN Each Course -- 6 Lessons FEE: $4.50 Course and "Y" Membership, payable Jan. 13th played games, had a rt and enjoyed their su together. and Mrs. Harold Foster and Nancy spent New Year's weekend with Mrs. Foster's sister and fam- ily, Mr. and\Mrs. Frank Helferty, Douglas. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sully, Jim and Tom spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. H. Mark, Bobcaygeon. THEATRE GUIDE U Regent -- "Mogambo" at 2.00, 4.20, 6.40, 9.00. Last complete show at 8.45 p.m. Biltmore -- "The Naughty Wid- ow' 12.30, 3.30, 6.50 and 10.15 p.m. "Satan In Skirts" (Adult) 1.50, 5.10 and 8.35, Last complete show at 8.35 p.m. Plaza -- "So This is Love," 1.90, 3.30, 85.30, 7.30, 9.30. Last com- plete show at 9:10 p.m. Marks -- "Man From Cairo", 1:18, 4:15, 7:10, 10:10. "Man Who Murdered Himself', 2:45, 5:45, 8:45. Last complete show at 8:45 p.m. Brock -- "At Sword's Point", "A Tale of Five Women". Com- mencing 7:00 p.m. Last complete show 8:20 p.m. INCO APPLICATION OKAYED BRUSSELS (Reuters)--The Brus- sels Bourse committee has decided to recommend that Belgium's fi- nance minister accept the applica- tion of International Nickel Com- pany of Canada Limited for ad- mission to its official list. Admis- sion is sought for bearer certifi- cates issued by the Belgium Over- seas Corporation Limited and guar- anteed by the Banque Lambert. [1] make you sing and fall in love! ; Musical-of-asicals! ® 1S 15 Songs and STARTS pr oT . KATHRYN gr. GRAYSON AS AMERICA'S HONEY-VOICED HONEY! ; New Ruling On Divorce Laws TORONTO (CP)- Marriage be- tween a man and his divorced wife's sister now is legal in On- tario, Mr. Justice Wishart Spence of the Ontario, Supreme Court mled Friday. He ordered the provincial sec- tary to issue authorization under ¢ e Marriage Act to allow Heinz Schepull and Eva Bekeschus, re- cent German immigrants to Can- ada, to get a licence at Toronto. The couple had applied for a li- cence to marry but were refused because the bride-to-be is the sis- ter of the m's divorced wife. The couple then applied for a man- damus to compel the provincial secretary to authorize issuance of a 'licence. Miss .Bekeschus came to Canada in June, 1952, and Mr. Schepull in August, 1953. Both were born in Germany. Mr. Schepull was di- vorced from Miss Bekeschu's sister in Germany June 7, 1953. "We have authority binding in Ontario (the Divorce Act of 1930) that rejects the view that the mar- | riage nd is indissoluble," Mr. |¢ Justice Spence said in his judg- ment, "The act rejects the view held in the ecclesiastical courts that once a man and woman had been joined in lawful wedlock, they re- mained one flesh during the life of | the parties." | § > | GRAND FALLS, N.B. (CP) -- b Boucher, 7, was suffo- | { cated Friday when he jum into an eight-foot deep ditch filled with foamy white waste products from | a starch factory, apparently think- It ANNE BAXTER MARIE 25 McDONALD RALPH BELLAMY Sn wn Brn [TYY: 1) girl whe She's One Kind of Woman For All Kinds of Men! ANOTHLEE Jmash DOUBLE FEAT Trial Lesson WED., JAN. 13TH, 8:30 P.M. DIAL 5-1322: INFORMATION SIMMONS VICTOR MATURE * MICHAEL RENNIE curved, Miracle Mirror Screen, new Stereophonic Sound, envel- opes you in the Eternal Miracle of OSHAWA PREMIERE STARTS THURS. JAN. 14th THE ROBE! LV. 17 SMOLDERING WITH PASSION AND INTRIGUE UBLE FEATLIK! 1878) [VAY FILMED WHERE IT HAPPENED! ing it was snow.