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Tonight's Best Features 800 WNAC (461)~Boston. USS, Lexing- 230 Bite Neiwork=White Rock popular 92.00 etwork--Anglo- Persians classical ra Pau A i "Hollywood I WSBT, W A Regular Daytime Programs i hii i k Moming gym. 20 Chel ST --Torante, Setting up saer: cl KFNF (611=Shenandoah, Sunrion eon: KATA (35)~-Shenandoah, Farm talk; mus! 70 Wiiko (UO =Chicago, YMCA, exer cises, WoC (Barer, Ha Hou 7.45 WOC (375)--Daven| PRY ly 8.00 WEAR 492)=N, ¥, Moming 1 WLW (428)=Cinci, Healthful exercises, LS A a, WE 8.2 WEMC (480) Berrien Springs, Early orning ' music, 9.00 WHAP® (500)=Ft, Werth, Moming musicale, WDAF (370)~Kansas City, Morning Bible Lesson, WHO (535)=Des Moines, Victor pro. 9.50 WWJ (s0-Detrolt, "Tonight's Dine 10.00 KSAC (333)-Kansag State College. Rural school, WLW (428)~Cinci, Women's hour, 30 CKCL (357)--Toronto, Music, 0 Vato ¢ (283)~Columbus, Scripture; ic. 10.45 WEI (405)--Phils, Housekeepers chat, WGBS (349)--N, ¥, Women's hour, WLS (345)=Chicage, Home question box, WNAG (461)--Boston, Women's hour, 11,00 WEAF (492)=N, Y. Music; household k alks, won (416)~Chicage, Home manage: ment period, 3 WRNY (326)=N., Y, "Resping Fit," C_WSB (476)--Atlanta, lomemaker's "haur, 11.30 WAMD (222)--Mpls, Musicale, WHO (535)--Des Moines, Organ 12.00 Noon CFCA (3570~Calgary, weather, News; orchestra, " "Bayytorkind®, RADIO PROGRAM ( WER TE A Ba WNAC (46)~Beston, To be an WRNY (36)=N.¥, Concert. WSAI (361 ly las A w i ro Vn musie., di 8.30 KVOO (349)--T: ¥ ( DOD (244 WTAM (400)~Cleveland, "The In- ns. tet, emble. a. Male att 8 WGES (349)---N.Y, Musicale, WHE (M1)--Kansas chestra WPG (273)--Atlantic City, Bells Club. Concert or: Cap and ity, WSUI (476)--Tows City. Musicale, WTMJ (294)--Milwaukes, 9.00 Blue Network KDKA, WHAM, Ww, |W Pianist, [{ i--- a * Wei! 10.00 Red Network = Eh hye (461) -- Boston. Le Paradis Orchestra. Dance Or WRH! Q0-Mpls. Scandinavian dance pein (337)--=Nashyille, Regular Bam AL Vm : N (517)--St, Petersburg. pad Wi (261) Phin F. (#0)-Kansas City, " {40)--Thila y Whar, KSD, WHO, Wi '(326)--Denver. Chief Gonzal M GoGo eland. w Dance. R as) Newari Dance AAG 517 Worcester. Bancroit. NE, i Piccadilly or- les, (405)--Mpls-St. Paul. Dance. hester. _ Dance, 428)--Cinci, Dance music. Orchestra. Hotel Alamac Western etwork: -- Cass H. were ra (yuan. Teeyy" By: 15 yo WPG (229)-Atlantic City, Follies Weal (361 w Chad, Ra Miter tub 11.30 ow (2 Chicage Orchestra. 1200 mid. KOIL (319)~Council Bluffs. Or ET Beach - WFAA re WMCA ORY We on © Ta. WIBT (3%9)--Chi Gus Edw: 12.30 am. WLS (M5 a, rads. 1245 WDA 366) --K City, N 3 ad BE a ht 20 KEL (49) -- Los Angeles. Midnight KGO (84 ag music, . ( right, 1928, GETS CN.R, POST AT DETROIT | . Montreal, Feb, 1---The appointment is announced, effective t , of G. T, Pettigrew, Division Freight Agent of the Canadian National Railways at Montreal, to be General Freight Agent, Grand Trunk-Canadian Nat- '| ional Railways, with offices at De- troit, He former was Division Freight Agent at Stratford, Customer--Is them aigs fresh? Market Woman--1 ain't sayin' they ain't, ; Customer--1I ain't asked you, is ain't. I'm askin' yon, is they is. they ?--Pearson's, THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1928 AMERY SAYS CANADA - NEEDS A SOUTH AS d AL AS A WEST Halifax, Feb. 1. needed a South as well _-- Right Hoa. L ©. M: 8 Amery, Secretary of State: for the Domrimioms in the Government - of. Premier Stanley Baldwin, told the Halifax Canadian Club today at a luncheon given in his honor, He added that the first step had been taken in the negotiation of trade treaties with the British West Indies. He counselled islands, and foretold a prosperous future for the Atlantic Provinces of the Dominion in handling the trade of the tropics that was bound -to develop. Mr. Amery was infrodue- ed by Mayor J, B.. Kenney, who welcomed him, he said, on behalf of the "warden of the honor of the North," and who prophesied 1 increased activity in the development of the|§ that he would return to England with & solution for the trade srob- | dened British taxpayer and the peo- ples of the Dominions. Col. Amery was thanked at the conclusion of his address by Hom E. N. Rhodes, Premier of Nova Sco- tia, both for his words and for the fact that, like Premier Baldwin, ne had included the Maritimes in his | Canadian itinerary. CHARGE OF SMUGGLIN ; IND! MAN Detroit, Feb. 1.--Harry Bowles, 34 years old, of Windsor, who said he ormerly was a Canadian Im - tion Inspector, was arraigned a J: Stanley Hurd, United States Com missioner, today on a charge of vio- lating Federal Immigration laws by smuggling aliens into the country, Bowles, with two foreigners, was arrested in a freight car on a Pere Marquette Railroad ferry Monday by Customs Inspectors. He also had DODDS KIDNEY been a city fireman in Toronto, he said, where his wife is livi mitted he was to receive $1 bringing the aliens across the river, Bowles was remanded until his story' could be '"iecked up. . He ad. each for EN RON D-- CPS I 1 1 THAT A WHAT ARE BRINGING UP FATHER 1 KNOW YOU HAVEN TOU RE] By Geo. McManus AND GO PUT SOME Philco Nour rom Wiz, KDKA, KSD, KvOO, KYW, WEBAP, WET, WCCJ, Wi BAL, WHAS, WHO, WL! MC, WOC,' ) WRC, WSM,' WIM]! : Red Network; -- Fascinating fiddling: WEAF, WG WI, WSAL KFAB ' (319)~Lincoln, Musicale. WBBM (389)--Chi Artist recital. er, anety. ter, Variet YOUR FATHER WILL DRIVE ME CRAZY: KMA (394)--Shenandoah, Songs, WADC (238)--Akron, Studio program. WAIU (283)--Columbus, Musicale, WEBH (366)~Chicago, Women's hour, WJZ (454)-N. Y, Luncheon music. WLS (345)=Chic, R.F.D, Dinner bell. JUST A BIG LOAFER- ALL YOU THINK OF 19 TO SITAROUND AND SNORE: WHY DON'T You S0- YOU'RE BEGINNING | YOU KICKIN TO WONDER ,TOQ! ABOULT? AVEN T DON DARE TALK BACK: "You NEVER WERE ANY COOD- WOO (349)--Phila, Luncheon musie, WQJ (448)~Chic, Home economics, WTMJ (299)--Milwaukee, Organ, 12.15 WEAT? (492)--N. Y, Rolfe's Orchestra, WLIT (405)--Phila, Religious service. 12,30 WCAU (261)--~Phila, Orchestra, WTAM (400) -- Cleveland, Orchestra t, 12.35 CCF (411)=Montreal, Mt, Royal Or. chestra, 12.45 CKCL (357)=Toronto, Luncheon music, WSM (337)--Nashville, Farm and home program, : 1.00 p.m, KOIL (319) - Council Bluffs, News: music. : KSO (227)~Clarinda, Luncheon musie, KTHS (385)--Hot Springs, Concert, WCCO (405)--Mpls-St. Paul, Farm hour, WCFL (484)--Clsicago, Organ, WDAF (370)-Kansas City, side chats, WGR (303)~Buffalo, Concert ensemble, WHN (394)=N, ¥, News flashes; mu- WHT (306)~Chicago, Organ, Al Car. ney, WMAQ (448)--Chicago, Melodies, WMC (517)--Memphis, Orchestra, WMCA (370)-N, Y, String ensemble. WSB (476)--Atlanta, Music, WTMJ (294) = Milwaukee, Luncheon music, WWJ (353)~Detroit, Organ, 10, WGHP (278)=Detroit, Tuller rio, Who (535)=Des Moines, The Ambass- adors, 1,30 KFNF (461) --~ Shenandoah, Farmer' dinner concert. WFAA (545)--Dallas, Address; music, WGBS (349)=N, Y. Scripture; musi cale, 1.40 WGN (416)~Chic. Drake ensemble, Country. Ls Saturday Programs AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 2.00 WSB (476)--Atlanta, Farm service, 2.30 KMMJ (230)~Clay Center, Afternoon Koti" Xo L (319)~Council Bluffs. Leisure wour, WGR (303)--Buffalo. Radio Trades concert, WMAQ (448)--Chicago, Musical pot- pourri, WOR (422)~Newark, Piano, vocal, 3.00 CNRO (434)--Ottawa. Musicale, KOIL (319) =Council Bluffs, Melange, WAIU (293)~Columbus, Musicale, WBAP (500)--Ft. Worth, Phos. "Musical WENR (288)--Chicago, quests, WGBS (349)-N.Y, Talks; ic, Wii $7) = Ransas "Coty, ™ stew our, 315 WTMJ (294) ~ Milwaukee, Buddies' 3.20 WGN --Chicago, Recital, WOAI (303)--San gy Hy 4.00 KFAB (319)~Lincoln, Orchestra con- cer DAF (370)--K City, String trio, we DN 4 Mei a, ( music, Tes Busi EA " ria Ka Music, Ww a 345)--Ch) iCago. loston, Tea >t, Louis, fe. 4% 6.00 WCFL (484)--Chicago. Organ, WAAM (349)--Newark. er dance, WAAT lo)-TJerser Cit , Orchestra. WEAF (492) -- N,¥, : WEEI, WRC, WiAm (400)--Cleveland. Hotel Cleve- and, KMMJ ( a WEA (arb--Pila, Tha' Coneatrior WENR (288) icago, Classical, WFAN (224)--Phila, WAR, hm, Le +N. ¥, armony pals, WRR _(461)--Dallas, Mancale. M WTAG (517)--~Worcester, Musicals, WTAM (400)~Cleveland, The Cava: liers, 9.15 KPRC (294)--Houston, Skyline studio. 9.30 Kod Network i--Tuneful Troupe: WEAR, Y » KTHS (384)--Hot Springs. Special re: uests, Wx (400)--Havanas, Musicale, WCS0 (256)--Springfield, O. Concert. WHK (265)--Cleveland. Master Singers. WhAQ (448)--Chicago, Popular song cycie, 9.45 WIP (49)--Phils, WIP Instrumental uartet, 10.0080 (526)--Chicago. Popular soloists. PWX (400)~Havana. ih feature, WBAP (500)--Ft, Worth, yde and Popular pro- Massengale, WHEN (389)--Chicago, ram, Soar (370)~Kansas City, Popular Fal fr : /HAM (390)--Rochester; Organ, ' WIZ (450)=N.Y, Keystone Duo with balladeers, WELW (428) ~ Cinci, -- Hawaiian -enter- tainers, WMAK (545)~Buffalo. Organ; WHAM. WMC (517)--~Memphis Junior League review, WOC (375)--Davenport, Vocal, instru- mental, WTAM (400)--Cleveland, The Wan. gerng Minstrel, WTMJ (294)--Milwavkee. - Old favorites. (405)--~Mple-St, Paul. Musicale. hicago, ran), : Sat ight Review, Pp FOA, , KGW, KHO, KFAB' (319)~Lincoln, Chamber oi KFAU (25)~Boise, Idaho, Con Waals, Ve arlotte, ians, WHN NY, Organ 2° WIBO (306)--Ch hy wz HON 4 RR (461)--Dpliss.. Program, 11,30 WSAI (361)~Cinci. Maids of Melody. 1.45 WSB _ (476)--~Atlants, Emest Rogers Red . 12.00 mid. Pacific Chain J Bok Kab "KE lf iY WGES' (2)-4Chicago. Bungalow pro- 10 gam. " KFI (49)~Los Angeles, Radio 10pm, SOT THNS, Sunt 7.30 WAP "G30 -- Fi. Worih, Sunday 7.50 WNAL: "15 =~ Bowton. "Newspaper 8.00 (24) ~ Chattancogs, Sunday WIM] (54) ~ Milwaukes, ' "Coming 8.15 WRNY (326)=N.Y, "Deadline" mews- 9.90 Radio Photo. (@61)~Mpls, Associated Bible (405)~Mpls-St, Paul. "Fireside (@42)~Chicago. 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