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"Easy-to-Find" RADIO PROGRAM 7.00 p.m. Blue Network :--Godfrey Tonight's Best Features TONIGHT'S BEST FEATURES concert violinist, 7.30 WTAG (517)--Worcester., Hawaiian mu- SIC, 9.00. Red Network: --Palmolive presentation, 10.00 WBBM (389)--Chicago. "Music of Am. erican Composers." 12.30 CNRE (517)--Edmonton, Alta, Old time Silent tonight after CRAG, WHER, WGHP, WCSH, dance. 7.00 CFCF, Uo. CENT pm. KFUO, KSAC, Ty WOO, WRVA, WSBT, WWNC. Regular Daytime Programs 5 am, Red Network:--"Tower Health," from WEAF, WCAE, WEEL, WGR, WaY, WRC WOR (422)--Newark. Morning CKRCI. (357)=Toronto. Setting ym, Pp ex- ercise. WAAM (28)--Newark, Sunnse hour of music, (448)--Chicago, Y.M.C.A, ex- (461)~Shenandoah, Ia. Sunrise concert. KSO (227)--Clarinda, la. "The Boss." WEAF (492)=N.Y, Morning devotions: RC, . Network :--"Cheerio," from CAF, WEEL, WGY, WRC, } (375)=Davenport. Happy hour. 0 WLW (428)--Cinci. Healthful exer. cises. WMAQ (448)--Chicago. U, of Chicago lecture, WEMC (484)--Berrien Springs. motning music, Blue Network:--Royal S, Copeland: WIZ, KDKA, KYW, WBZ, WHAM, WIR, WRC, CRGW (312)=Toronto, Morning' musi- Early cale KOIL (319)=Council Bluffs. Recorded music, WDBAP (500)--Ft, Worth, Morning mu- sicale, WDAF (370)=Kansas City, Morning Bible lesson, WHO (535)--Des Moines. Victor prog. WWJ (353)=Petroit, "Tonight's Din- er. WIS (345)--Chicago. Home question YX, WCFL (484)=Chicago, Municipal prog. WGN (416)--Chicago, Home manage- ment period. WHT (306)--=Chicago. Women's hour, WLW (428)=Cinci, Women's hour, WOO (349)--Phila. Grand organ, WRNY (326)=N.Y. 'Keeping Fit." Red Network:--Radio Household Insti- , WEEI, WTIC, WIJAR, SH, WLIT, WRC, WGR, WTAM, WWJ, WSAT, KSD, WCCO, WOC, WDAF, 0. Devotional service, WADC (238)--=Akron, O, Organ, WAM (222)=St, Paul, Aunt Sammy, WERH (49--Chicago. Women's hour. WOO (349)--=Phila. Luncheon music. WOT (448)=Chicago. Home economics. WSAL (361)=Cinci. Musicale, WS (476)--Atlanta, Homemaker's hr. Rine Network :--T.uncheon music: WIZ, WBZ, WRC, WAIU (283)=Columbus, O. music WCAH (239)--Columbus, O, Food for I'hought, WCAU (261)--Phila, Orchestra, WHO (5335)=Des Moines. Organ. Mt. Royal or- Dispatch CFCF (411)=Montreal, chestra 11.45 CKI C (357)--Red Deer, Alta. Musicale, 12 noon WHT (357)--Toronto, Luncheon music CRCI. (306)--Chicago. Organ, Al Hi, mopt---- 18 Simcoe S'reet South |= o Correct Glasses Correctly. Fitted W. A. Hare Optometrist 3 King St. W. Phone 838 HARDWOOD FLOORS Laid by Expert Mechanics All floors finished like new B. W. HAYNES 161 King St. W. Office Phon- 481, Res. 180r2 For Better Values DIAMONDS Burns' Jewelry Store 231% Simcoe 5, Phone 389 Cash or Terms Boys' Running Shoes. $1.00 Special 1.Collis & Sons 50-54 King St. W, Opp. Centre St. 1 Hudson and 1 Essex Coach, late models, in perfect order, new duco Chodbuin Motor Co. 'HUDSON-ESSEX DISTRIBUTORS 9 Prince St.. Oshawa Phone 1160 >. TERR RR MON ER WLS (345)--Chicago. "Dinner bell." WMA i REE i 12.58 CFCA (357)--Toronto, Chimes from 1.00 KTHS (500)--Hot Springs. Noon come. WCCO (405)--Mpls-St; Paul, Farm hr. AWDAF (370)-Kansas City. Country- side chats. WRVA (254)=Richmond. Noom prog. WSHB (476)--Atlanta. Music, WWI] (353)--Detroit, Organ. WWNC (27)--Asheville, N.C. Lunch- con music. 115 WGHP (278)--Detroit. Detroit trio, WHO (535)--Des Moines, Talk; lunch - eon music. 1.30 CNRA (476)=M N.B. Musical KFNF (461)--Shenandoah, la. Farmers concert. KOIL (3199--Council Bluffs. Pianist. WIP (349)--Phila. Luncehon music. Cagney, Saturday Programs AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 1.00 p.m, CKNC (517)--Toronto, Feature hr. WEAF (492)-N.Y, Parnasss&8 Tro: WRC, WSAL ' WwW (459)--Wash.* Organ, 115 Wi (306)--Chicago. Afternoon music. 1,30 WEEI (508)--Boston. Musicale, WMAQ (448)--Chicago, Musical F (92-N.Y, WRC, WENR (288)=Chicago. Iopular re- quests. WGHP (278)--Detroit, Home hour. WIP (349)--Phila, Orchestra; vocal, WSB (476)--Atlanta, Farm service, WGN (416)--Chicago, Recital, WIBO (306)--Chicago, Afternoon mu- sic, Wiz (450-N.Y, Musicale, WOR (422)---Newark, Roseland orches. 3.00 CNRO (434)--Ottawa., Musicale, Ear (492)=N.Y. Mannattan C, WHB (337)--Kansas City, Ladies' hr, (361)--Cinci, "Fantom Fiddle," \ (353)--Detroit, Musicale, 3.30 WCCO (405)--Mpls-St, Paul, Musicale. 3.45 CFCF (411)--Montreal, Jack benny, WOQ (349)--Phila, Grand Organ trumpets, 4.00 KFAB (319)--Lincoln, Orchestra cone, KOIL (319)--Council Bluffs, Organ, KSO (227)--Clarinda, Ja. Women's hr. WADC (238)--Akron, WADC request program, WCAU (261)--Phila, This Revue. WDAF (370)--Kansas City, String trio, WHO (535)--Des Moines, The Ambas- sadors, 4.30 CNRS (330)--Saskatoon, Special music, WHAS (326)--Louisville, Studio prog. WLS (345)--Chicago, Sport service, WTMJ (294)---Milwaukece, Studio pro- gram, 5.00 Redd Network--Waldorf: WEEI, WRC, WEAF, WTIC, WCAE, WHBAP (500)--Ft, Worth, Musicale, KMOX (300)--St. Louis. Afternoon nusic, WCFL (484)--Chicago, Organ, WAAM (39)--Newark. Dinner dance. WAA'T (246)--]Jersey City, Orchestra, WIZ (459)--N.Y, Dinner music, WIMJ (299)--Milwaukee, Buddies Hr, 5.15 CKGW (312)--Toronto, News; music, KDKA (316)--Pitts, Little Symphony. WOR (422)--Newark. Ensemble, 5.30 WFIL (405)--Phila, Hotel Adelphia, WIP (349)--Phila, Dinner music, WOO (349)--Phila, Dinner music, 535 WMAK (545)--~Buffalo, Orchestra. 6.15 WBZ (333)--Springheld, Mass, Sing- ing Orchestra, WTAM (400)--Cleveland. pot: Vocal music: trio: and and that Hotel Cleve- land, 6.30 KFAB (319)--Lincoln, Dinner concert. WBAL (285)--Baltimore, inner mu- sic, WHEK (265)--Cleveland. Orchestra, 6.45 WOC (375)--Davenport, Chimes con cert, FOR THE KIDDIES 5.00 WEBH (366)--Chicago, Dream Daddy Davis, WGBS (349)-N.Y, 5.15 WMA) (448)--Chicago, Time, 6.00 KYW WIP (349)--Phila. 6,10 WGN (416)--Chicago, 6.30 WIMJ (294)--Milwaukee, Hawkins, 7.30 WFAA (545)--Dallas, , 8.30 KPO (422)--San Francisco, ther, CONCERTS TONIGHT Network--South Sea Islanders: WWI, WIAG, WCSH, KOA. Studio musy Studio progr Uncle Gee Bee. Topsy Tusvey (526)--Chicago. Uncle Bob, Uncle Wip. Uncle Walt, Seckatary Children's hour, Big Bro- 6.00 Red WEAF, CRC (357)-- 1 oronto, WCAE (461)--Pitts, 6.30 KDKA (316)--Pitts, Program, WEEI (508)--Boston. Pianist, WHN. (394) . Artists revue, WMAK (543)--Buffalo, Musicale, WHK (265)--Cleveland. "Sixty Club." 7.00 Ble Network--All American Broadcast team: WJZ and other stations. CFCA (357)--Torontd, Clement Ham- bourg. WBBC (227)--Biooklyn., Musicale, WLW (428)--Cinci. Urgan. WMAK (545)--Bufialo, Musical mus- ings. WNAC (461 )--DBoston. David McCloskey. WPL (273)--Atlantic City, The Madii- gal Singers. 7.15 WOR (422)--Newark, singers, 7.30 WBAL (285)--Baltimore, Jubilee Sing- Program by Modern Meister- ers. . WHBM (389)--Chicago. Concert orch- estra, J WOCAU (261)--Phila. "The Co-eds. WHZ (333)--Springhicld, Mass. Musi- calc, WSEh (456)-- Atlanta, Cable Trio. 8.00 CFCA (357)--Toronto, Musicale. KSO (227)--Clarinda. Vocal. WCAU (227)--Phila. The Concertiers, WENR (288)--Chicago. Classicgl. WIAX (341)--Jacksonville, Recital, WII (366)--Mooseheart. WLW (428)--Cinci. Island « WMAQ (448)--Chicago. Popular cycle. WNXNAC (461)--Boston, Do:Re-Me Club of Boston U. WOC (375)--Davenport, Organ. a WOR (422)--Newark, Bamberger Lit- tle Symphony. WSAI (361)--Cinci. Vocal. 2 WTAM (400)--Cleveland. "The [Indi- ana." 8.10 WBZ (333)--Springficld. Boston Sym- phony. : 8.30 Red Network:--Twin Pairs of Harmony WE WGY. EAF, WGY. KPRC (294)--Houston. Skyline studio. WCAH (234)--Columbus, West High School, WOC (375)--Davenport. Scotch bari- ton e. R45 WIP (394)--Phila. Buick artists, 9.00 KFAB (319)--Lincoln, Popular program. KYW (528)--Chicago. Popular' soloists. WMAK (545)--Bufialo. Organ, OC (375)--Davenport. Ladies (361) --Dallas. Musicale. (517)--St. Petersburg. Moses' song quar- tet. WRR WSUN WATEROUS -MEEK LTD. nine inini reir sede 11.30 RTHS (500)--Hot Springs. 11.45 WSB (476)--Atlanta. Rogers Red Head Club. 12 mid WBBM (389)--Chicago. 1.00 a.m. Rete (220)--St., 2.45 pm. WMAQ band. WTAM (400)--Cleveland. Instrumental ram. als Wik (265)--Cleveland. Instrumental." .3 Blue Network: --Dorothy Howe and the Merry Bhree: WIZ, WHAL, KYW, Ww WENR (288)~Chicago. Program. WHK (265)--Cleveland. Master Sing- ers. 9.45 WPG (73)--Atlantic City. Subway boys. 10.00 CKNC (517)--Toronto. Jess Applegath progam, WX (400)--Havana. Feature. WHK (265)--Cleveland. Potpourri, WIHO (J06)--Chicagu. Popular. WIP (349)--Phila, (Organ. WIZ (459)-N.Y. Slumber KYW. WLW (428)--Cinci. taineis, WCAH (231)--Columbus, Harmaniacks. WOR (422)--Newark. 'Witching hour, Pacific Chain: --Saturday Night Revue: KFI, KFOA, KGO, KGW, KHQ, KOMO, KPO. KFAB (319)--Lincoln. KFAD Idaho. Jhon, . ¢ FAD (285)--DBoise, Concerts WHT (306)--Chicago. Your hour, WBAP (Gw)--Ft. Worth, Coacert, WRR (461)--Dallas, Wintergarden pro- gram, WSAL (361)--Cinci. Maids of Melody. Specialities. Music: Hawaiian enter- Sym- Jambouree, Al and Pete, Paul, Organ, EATURE TALKS (448) Chicago. .eague Haseball, Chicago. Philadelphia. - KMA (394)--Shenandoah, Flower WJZ (154)--Chicago, "Read Us Poent." WEEI (508)--DBoston, Book talk. KVOO (319)--DBristow, Okla. Sunday School lesson, WOC (375)-- Davenport, "Current Ey- WSAT (361)--Cinci. National Cubs vs talk. a ents. WRC (469)--Wash, Bible talk, WMAQ (448)--Chicago., Radio logue, KDKA (316)--Pitts, Home Radio Club. WBAP (500)--Ft, Worth, Sunday School lesson, : KPRC (294)--Houston, Half hour with the Parson. WDOD (244)--Chattancoga, School lesson, WPG (273)--Atlantic County Spelling Bee, KOA (326)--Denver. lesson. WCCO (105)--Mpls- St, Philosopher." DANCE TO THESE Network :--Statler's Pennsylvan- WEAF, WGY, WCAE, WwJ{ photo. Sunday City. Atlantic Sunday School Paul, "Fireside Red Network :--Mediterraneans Dance Band: WEAF, WGY, WCAE, WWJ, WLS (345)--Chicago. National bart dance, 800 Red Network :--Little Orchestra: WE A ) 3 \ il Bi ston. OIL, (3 ih. Oban CoC u. 5 WCAH (234)--Columbus, un dance contest. WEHBBM (39)--Chicago. Original Night- hawks. KSTP (220)--St. Paul. Coon Sanders. KVOO (349)--Tulsa. Jane Collier. Red Network:--Palais D'Or Ouchestra: 'J, WSAIL, KSb, WHO, WOW, WTIC. 't I (306)--Chicago. The Ramblers. / (461)--DBoston, Dance. 73)<Atlantic City. Dance or- COST 5 $5,000 Dismissal of Chief Con. stable--14,005 Ques. © chestra. tions WSM (337)--Nashville. dance. WWNC (297)--Asheville, Bam dance. WCAH (234)--Columbus. Dance or- chestra. P WCAL (285)--Northiield. Dance. WCAU (261)--Phila. Piccadilly orches. WFAN (224)--Phila. State. WIP (J9)--Phila.'" Dance. WRC (469)--Washington. Orchestra, Red Network :-- Arnold Johnson: WEAF, KSD, WHO, WFL CKNC (517)--Toronto. Casa Loma. KTHS (500)--Hot Springs. Old fiddlers. WHBAL (285)--Baltimore. Dance prog. T\WUZ (333)--Spring eld, Mass. Lowe. : WHAM (280)--Rochester. Dance, WMAQ (148)--Chicago. Dance orches. R (422)-~Newark. Roseland. N (517)--St, Petersburg. program. 10.30 KTHS (500)--Hot Springs. Dance fro. ic, 11.00 WCCO (403)--=Mpls-St, Paul. Dance. WERBH (366)--Chicago. Orchestra. 11.45 WMA() (448)--Chicago. Dance orches. 12 mid. WFAA (454)--Dallas. Dance. 12.45 a.m. WDAF (366)--Kaunsas City. Night- hawk frolic. (Copyrighted, 1928.) 3.YEAR.OLD CHILD Regular bam London, May 3.--~The Home Of- fice inquiry inte the dispute be- tween the Watch Committee of St. Helens, Lancashire, and the Chief Constable, A. R. Ellerington, has come to an end after seventeen days. No fewer than 14,005 questions have been asked and answered and an average of 62,000 words spoken daily. The total cost of the inquiry will be $50,000. The inquiry into the Chief Constable's appeal from the Watch Committee's decision ta re- tire him cost the borough $5,000. The recommendation of the tri- bunal of which the president Is T. Hollis Walker, K.C., will be for- warded to the Home Office. Sir Walter Greaves-Lord, K. C., in his final address on behalf of Mr. Ellerington, dealt with the statement of Alderman Boscow, chairman of the Wateh Committee, WALKS SIX MILES; ¢ FOUND ON DOORSTEP i: i vctusing to accept his sus- --- gestion for allocating the extra po- Windsor, May 8.--Travelling on |lice during the coal strike, and foot from her home at 1521 York |said: street, Windsor, to Roseland, six This was the man who earlier miles out on Provincial Highway | had presumed to say that the Coun. No. 2, was the record made today [cil of Action should sit in the town by Reta Helfgatt, 3-year-old daugh- | hall. One knows the purpose was ter of Mr. and Mrs. eBrnard Helf- [to enable the general strike to ve gatt, She was missed from home [carried oh, not to enable order to about noon and police were noti-|be restored, He is the man who fied. Tonight County Constable [says his* advice should be taken John Craig of Roseland found the [easily and lightly in an industrial little girl stiting on his front steps. |dispute. She said that she had been looking Mr. J. E. Singleton, K.C., for the for her daddy. Watch Committee, in his address, Dert Dance contended that five members of the constables branch board had shown that the Chief Constable had met acted fairly toward them and that for more than five years the board tad not beem able to function pro- perly. The majority of the Watch Com- mittee, he said, was formed of members of a comparatively new party, and he was not doing them an injustice to say that people who came new to local government had much to learn equally with people who have been doing it for some years, CONTENTIONS ARE ARISING OVER VOTE IN MONTREAL Montreal, May 3.--Contestations arising from the municipal elec- tions on April 2 have now reached ten. The elections of the Mayor, Camilien Houde, and nine of the Aldermen are being contested from the various sources and for various reasons. The nine Aldermen a- gainst whom the proceedings have been taken are Angrignon, Levine, Poulin, Savard, Vallee, Bray, Ma- thieu, Lalancete and Tessier. PRACTICAL SYMPATHY London, May 8.--The House of Lords today debated the possibility of excusing Bulgaria's next repa- raitons payment in view of the re- cent earthquakes and other finan- cial preoccupations. The Govern- ment expressed readiness to con- sider excusing its oprtion if after an inquiry the allied nations ree- ommended postponement, Have you seen "Hills and Dales" yet? A 'phone call to 205 will bring a car to your door, SWAMP NOISES ARE CAUSING ALARM Superstitious Residents of N.Y. Village to Probe Mystery Middletown, N.Y., May 3.--Wild noises coming from a swamp at Spring Valley are alarming and ter- rifying the inhabitants. The noise is said to be the same that was head for a month four years ago, and then ceased. The time at which the ery is most heard is be- tween three and four o'clock in the morning and the noise can be heard a mile. The swamp covers about twenty acres and the sound never maves from a clump of brush, ferns and bog, about one hundred feet from the solid shore of the swamp. No person as far as can be learned, has ever ventured into the swamp. Every possible effort is being made to solve the mystery. which is puzzling all the inhabi- tants of the place, especially the superstitious. BOLINGBROKE WRECK SUBJECT OF INQUEST Sharbot Lake, May 3.-- The jury investigating the deaths of M, Cat- erine, M, McKenzie and D. R. Wood, members of the crew of the Canadian Pacific freight train wrecked at Bolingbrooke, who lost their lives, returned the following verdict this afternoon after half an hour's deliberation: "That the late Messrs, Caterine, McKenzie and Wood came to their death as the result of a train wreck on the evening of April 29 at about 12.65 p.m.,, which action was caused by a landslide of rock and debris falling on the track. rE EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Wisdom in the care of the vyes is to supply what nature demands. Do yours mecd attemtion? 242 1316 ~--PHONE-- 131¢ Disney - Block, Opposite Post Office m---- CHIROPRACTIC D. E. Steckley, Chiropractor and Dug. less 'Therapist, will be in the office, 146. 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