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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1928 " Easy-to-Find ' RADIO PROGRAM Regular Daytime Programs 44 au NIG WEE WE, WEE, 1» Rah Eres by etarding Fh NF (461) ~Shenandoah," Ta. Sunrise concert. SO (227)--Clarinda, 1a, "The Boss." WAAM (#8)--Newark, Sunrise hour of 70 "Se (H48)--Chicago. YMCA, ex: 20 » ams Paul. Moming mu- Fie D-NY. Morning devo: WE (an--cinc, Hout Heahhiul exercises oo fi, Eg VE "The Newsboy." Wil ( . Morning Wor: so Eliw (M12)=Torento, Morning musi: ca . Rult. (319)=Council Blufis. Wir Msudith Worth, W fit )=N.Y. Stri artet, i a Des Moines. Recording 29 Wie (265)~Cleveland, Morning mu- Recorded Morning scale, Wok KR (422)--Newark, Moming music, 10.00 NBC System--Koyal 5. Copeland: Wiz, KYW, KDKA, WHAM, WBZ, How (312) Toronto, News; musicale, KFA (319)=Lincoln, U, ol Nebraska Wit" (508) Boston, Anne Pradiord, WLW (428)--Cinci, Women's hour, 16.10 WLS Ane, Home question 16.15 KSTV i Paul. beaut as 10.30 KDK iin Pitts, hours music, Women's Housewives WHAM (H0--Rochuater. "I See by Wi" (265)=Cleveland, "Modern 1,00 WARK Tb evar. Happy Hour, WA 238)--Akron, O, Studio . pro- i (389)--Chicago, Medical Asso: ciation, WCCO (405)~Mpls-St, Paul, pal program, YENR (288)--Chicago. Sunshine hour, WH Chica 0, Women's hour, WMAK (545)=Ruftalo, Loaking school, 1% WRAY (326)=N.Y, "Keep Fit." 1,15 NBC System :--Radio Ha old Insti. i EEI, WTIC, WJAR, WELT, W WTAM SAI, KYW, KSD, ! 11,30 WHO ' (535)--Des Moines, vs n Sv0-Atante, Pyblic i of " porn "PCA (357)~Toronto, Musical half our, KFNP (461)--Shenandoah, Muniei- Farmers' concert, WCAH ( Organ. BN EB usic, Wi 448)--Chi Home i 1230 pu KYW (OB Chica + Georgia ieorge: Prudence Penny, NERR (288)--Chicago. Anna J. Peter. 1.0 Say (291)--Vancouver, he oc usic, S (300)--Hot Springs. N con. Whine (39)--Chicago. Luncheon mu- W (526) Chicago. i mews, wet (O)--MpieS Sty aul, Farm WCFL (484)--~Chicago, Organ requests. Whar (370)--Kansas City. Countryside Wi (454)-N.Y, Luncheon music, (M5)--Chicago. "Dinner Hell." wea (273)--Atlantic City, Luncheon Wo (7 =Nashville: Farm Home p WWI ( Detroit. Organ, 1.30 KOIL 9 --Counel Bluffs. Organ, Wohs (349)---N.Y, Sorte reading; 1.40 KSO (227) ~Clarinda. OM time music, Monday Programs AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 2.00 pm, CKNC (517)=Toronto, Bruns- wick hour, WGHP (277)--Detroit, WGR (380)--Buffalo, French music. 205 WIZ (450)--N.Y, "Your Daily Menu." WRNY (26)--N.Y. Music Master ser. ies, 2,15 KOA (326)--Denver., WEAF (492)-N.Y, WSAI (361)--Cinci, 2.30 KMMJ (230)--Clay Lragram, 2,40 WGEBS (M9)--N.Y, Afternoon music, is WJZ (454)-N.Y, Village Grovers. 45 KeTP (220)--8t, Paul, Afternoon ma- 3.00 CROLL (375)--Toronto, Studio music, WAIU (283)--Columbus, Good Will Club. WBAFP (500)--Ft, Worth, WEEI (508)--Bostan, Dutch Girls, WENR (288)~Chicago, Afternoon pop- ular music, WHT (306)--Chicago. Afternoon ture. WIP (349)--Phila, Artist recital. TWMAQ (448)--Chicago, Artist recital, WW] (353)--Detroit, Studio program, 3.08 WRNY (326)--N.Y. Piano recital. 3.30 WBZ (333)--3pringfield, Mass, After. noon music, WGN (416) --Chicago. Artist recital, WLW (428)=Cinci, "Miniatures of the Masters." WOR (422)--Newark. Musical Matinee, 4.00 KSO (228)--Clarinda. Women's. Hour, WBAL (285)--Baltimore, Salon music, WDAF (370)--Kansas City, Musical Matinee. Home hour, Organ, Parnassus Trio, Ukelele lesson, Center, Afternoon Vocal, Neapolitian fea. 0 [ENGINEERUNG Ton the Sin New Marconi le Dial of this atteryless Receiver . +» at our Store, TO-DAY - - as the sone, the sealiom of the original rendition. It has * of the artist fil t has the finest selectivity, Thisis truly the peak of achievement in Marconi Radio Eogineer ing exemplified in performance and in appearance, Come in for a demonstration today, MARCONI A. N. SHARP 8 Celina St. Radio Shop Power Off There will be an interruption to electric service in Oshawa on all sections north of Bruce St. on Sunday next, Oct. 14th, from 6.00 to 8.00 a.m. and 2.00 to 4.00 p.m. for the purpose of perform- ing necessary work on the Distribution System. Hydro-Electric . Power Cot of Ontario Signed, C. T. Barnes, Local Manager. ™ otk pat 4 Moin Stitt Wns (3)--Saskatoon. Musical pro- FNF (46)--Shemandoah. Mothers' WLS (M9)-Chicago. Homemakers' 50 WADC (238)--Akron, 0. oh on Wear r= yb WWI, he tio pro- co RBC. BC, Systeme-Wakdor Astoria: WEAF, WEEL WHE, WORE. NI 283) Columbus, iste mu. Were re Organ requests, WENR (288 go. Classical music, 6.30 KDKA JOE Dinner concert. WBZ (333) eld. Dinner music, ¥bar (30)--Kansas City, School of 6.45 wads AEA AE Chimes concert, FOR T! WPAP (34)-N.Y. Once Robert, (508)--Boston. Big Brother, RY] Wag (448)--Chicago. Topsy Turvey Tim 6.30 KYW CC ici, UU le Bob. WTM] 294)--M: le Seckatary Hawkins Club. 00 WIP (349)--Phila, Uncle Wip. ir] WGN (416)--Chicago, Uncle WLS (345)--Chicago. Lullaby 7.% WEAA (545)--Dallas. Story Hour, 8.00 WEN R (288)--Chicago. Children's fea- * CONCERTS TONIGHT 7.00 p.m. NBC System--Savings Bank Hour: VEAF, WIIC, = W 'JAR, _ WTAG, JAR, WCSH, WGY, WGR KFAU (280)-- Boise. Organ. 7.15 CFCA (357)--Toronto, Organ. 7.0 NBC System:--Roxy and WIZ, KDKA, WBAL, WEBRC, WBZ, WBZA, KYW, KWK, WSM, WHO, WRC, KVOO, WAT, WBAL, WIR, WSB, WREN, WFAA. KGO (227)--Clarinda. Old time music. WJAX (341)--Jacksonville, Feature. WLW (428)--Cinci.. Songs of Twilight, WSBT (400)--South Bend, Granada Theatre organ. 8.00 Columbia Chain, WNAC, ia rh, uin, ime, his Gang: WOR, WFRL, WADC, WM AQ, no Couriers : WFAN, WIJAS, A WGHP, WOWO, KMOX, KMAC, CFCA (337)- "Toronto. Concert. CKGW (312)--Toaronto, Musical gram. CKNC (517)--Toronto, Wrigley Review. CNRO (435)-Ottawa, orchesra. WBHRR (265)--N.Y, Concert, WCOA (230)--Pensacola. Vocal. WLW (428)---Cinci. Burnt Corkers, WMAQ (448)--Chicago, Concert chestra, WNYC (526)-N.Y. Feature program. WSEA (263) Norfolk: Concert, we 2.30 Colunibia Chain: United Choral ng- ers: WOR, WCAU, WNAC, WEAN, WFBL, "WMAK, WCAO, WJAS, WADC, WAIU, WKRC, WGHDP, WMAQ, WOWO, KMOX, KMBC, KOIL, WSPD, WMAF, WICC, WHE, KMA (3°5)- Shenandoah, Songs. PWX (400)--Havana, Concert. wean (234)--Columbus, Mixed quar: pro- Canadian Chateau Laurier ors Wis (345)--Chicago. German prograni, WMAQ (448)--Chicago, Concert or: hestra. 5 i WG (273)--Atlantic City, Studio pro. ft (476)--Towa City, Vocal pro- (229)--Ft. Studio nl, Wow ) Wayne, Program 8.3 Wit A 8.45 CNRO (435)--Otiawa, al Foot Guards Tani Radio, Hours Chain: Lowney ( on 9,00 Columbia hii Ly WMAK, WAIU, , WOWO, WSPD, WHO, CFCA (375)--Toronto. Musicale, CFCF (411)--Montreal. Kiwanis IK EW (312) Toronto, O'Keefe Levers ages program. Wr (369)--Los Angeles. KSO (227)~Clarinda, Hay Mow Five. KSTP (220)--St, Paul, wenn (234) --Columbus, Capitol College CFL (484)--Chicago, Classical, bit" Ushio, © Studio STA AX (341)--Tacksonville, Studio. wiz (459)--N.Y. Neapolitan nights, WLW (428)--Cinei, Gordolyres. WOC (375)--Davenport, Concert, WOI (265)--Ames, Entertainment, WOS (422)Jefierson City, Fenton Day: piano, i WOW (428)--Cinci. Musicale. WRHM (261)--Mpls, Popular program, WTAG (517)--Worcester, Studio, WTMJ (@4r-Milwaukse, Kohles Band, t General otors oa ywc iy WEAF, WEE WTIC, WIA, IV, "(517)--Clearwater. Studio, Governor Gener. wore! KMBC, KMOX, WICC, WMAF, Club Males quartet, The Newsboy: National Air pro. Warner Brothers WH "AY Natural St, Paul. Musicale, KPRC (294)--Hous CCU (405) wily AE Pons 10.00 NBC ; Gayeties; Ay pn Light operetta, peri Rr on Bd REFS ane Paul. Melody Muske- -- , Classical. Kis contr, Spine, Cho Dents City, pa (294) Milwaukee. KOA (326)--Denyes. Concert oschestra. lo NBC System; National Grand Opera-- EAF, WLIT, WRC, WCAE, WW], WOC, WOW, WFAA, WHAS. Xun 79K City. Song re- 2 Popular program. Kx ( 0 HY H o = re one. Petersburg. Studio. S (345)--Chicago. Hippodrome. WSB (476)--Atlanta. Sears Roebuck 1 ram. West (400)--South Bend. Studio fea- tures. WSM (337)--Nashville. Studio. --Lincoln. wiz (456)--X.Y. Slumber music: WES (345)--Chicago. International Re- Reception meanthedifference between pleased Yencts. They bring in all progranwnes with perfect clear. ness, and are une equalled for long e. $2.00 each At your nearest dealer Nortfsern Electric NR 4 WOWO (229)---Ft, "Indian Village." WSM (337) Nashville 11,05 WCCO (405)---Mpls- St, Kent audition, 11.3 CNRO (440)--Uttawa. CNR 12 mid CNRW (384)--Winnipeg. Wayne, Stivlio, Paul. Atwater I'rio. Midnight revue, 1.00 am. KFI (169)~Los orchestra, 1.15 CNRE (317)--Edmonton, velogue, RADIO TALKS-FLCATURES 6.00 p.m, WRNY -N.Y, broadcast. 7.00 KEN (461) Angeles. Concert Musical tra- (326) Television Shenandoah, Letter Das- ket. 7.20 WE AF (#92)-N.Y, "The World To. da 8.00 NLC System: Republican National Committee: WEAF, WEEI, WTIC, WIAR, W , WOsH, WRC, WGY, WGR, WCAE, WTAM, WWJ, WSAIL, , WCCO, WOC, WOW, WDAF, WFAA, WOAI, WHAS, , WaB, wWBT, WEBC, 8.30 WCCO (405) --Mpls-St, Paul, can State Comuniitze talk, 8.45 W( F, "Labor news items." 9.2 0 WEBM (389)--Ch.cago, "Mr, hauer 10.00 Columbia Chain: Committee adress: WNAC, WEAN WA, \W JAS, WAN, WERC, WGHP, WMAQ, RMON, KMBC, WSPD, WICC, WLIBW, 10.43 WHN (34)---N.Y, 11,0 KOA (326)--Denver, Clown Laughs." WMA} (448)-Chicago. Andy": WLW, 11.10 KSTP (234)--5t, transmission, 12,55 WIM] (299)--Milwaukee. Rayloto pics Lure transmission, "" PANCE TO THESE 7.30 p.m, WLW (i28)--Cinci, Orchestra, 8.0 WIAA (545) lial Collegians. WGY (300) Schenectady, Orchestra: WMAK, 8.30 NBC Sstem: WTA, WGY, WOSH, WGR, WSAI, WHO, WLIT, WCAE, WGN, , WRC, WTAM, KSD. (357)--Toronto, The Republi- (184)--Chicago, Schlagen- National WCAU, WMAK, WAIL, WOWO, WHE, Democratic WOR, Will, N.T.0, "When a Poems by Tragedy, "Amos and Paul, Radio picture A. & P. Gypsies: Wwi, Woc, WEAF, WEE! WTI, WDAF, Merry 9.00 KFA (319) Lincoln, WEBAI (285)--Baltimore, WBBM (389)--Chicago, WCCO (405) --Mpls- St, Orchestra. WOKT (210)--Rochester., Merrymakers 9.30 CFCF (411) Montreal, Jack Dennies, WBAP (f00)--Ft., Werth, Dance or- chestra, WCAH chestra, WHO (535)=Des I'roubadours, 10,00 WCAO (250)--Pensacola, dance, Orchestra, Marylanders. Orchestra, Paul. Barrett's (234)--Columbus, Dance or. Moines, Seville Old time It is our business to follow the written orders of phy- picians for distinet rem- edies, with specific fnstrue- tions as to their administra- tion The ingredients, the speci- fications given us apd the directions for the patient are mportant details--often of the most vital fmport- ance, That's why we never devl- ate, never guess, never sub- stitute, but always fill your prescriptions just as the physician writes them--us- ing the best and purest drugs, invariably. Let Us Serve You Karns Drug Store Next Post Office Phone 378 WDAR (¥0)--Kansas City, Supper music. WISN (270)--Milwaukes. Silver Slip- a og - Si EL a po Sad ne WMG, W WHBEM (389)-Chi WTAM $04 11.00 CKGW (312)--Toronto, WFLA (517 Wham R (2 Newark, Wha (A3)--Atlaatic City, 1.05 KS (500)--Hot Spri 1. ( A Follies re. WLW (428)-Cinei. Orchestra. 11.45 WSB (476)--Atlanta. Ri Brown, WTM] (34)--Milwaukee, Frolic. 12 a win (34)--N.Y. Cotton Club. MAQ (448)--Chicago. Dance orches. 12.45 ¥ Th WDAF (370)-Kansas City. Nighthawk frolic. . 1.00 CNRV (291)--Vancouver. Midnight Frolic, (Copyrighted, 1928.) MOVIES WILL BE OF IMPORTANCE IN MEDICAL TRAINING Board Now in Operation for Production of Films Per. taining to Medicine Boston, Oct. 13.--Motion ple- tures are to have an important part in the future education and training of tha medical and sur- gical profession, Their adapta- bility for such purpose depends up- on the further development of photography and this is a field to which the American College of Surgeons, now in session in Bos- ton, is glving assiduous attention, For that reason a board of medical motion picture films has been in cperation to produce new films on practically every subject pertain- ing to medicine and surgery, At the *College' session Wednesday the first announcement regarding Lhis was made as follows: "A comprehensive program has heen drawn up and new fiyms are being produced as rapidly as the present prepduction organization will permit, A system of basic films on each subject in medicine is planned, and work has been start- ed on some of these, In addition to the fundamental, or basic films, subsidiary films dealing with spe- cial subjects in the various branch- es of medical science, are being produced, This requires co-opera- tion on the part of leaders in the various branches of medical science {and the board of the college. "Most of the technical films now being made under the auspices of the colleges are large animated arawings and much of the type of work is of a pioneer nature, Rescarch Work "Through the generosity of Mr, Eastman the laboratory of the Eastman Kodak Company has been opened for experimental research in solving the various problems of photography, and his force of art- ists is co-operating in every way with the efforts of the motion picture board." Among the clinics yesterday, for the visiting surgeons, was one at the free hospital for women, and the visitors became interested in a relatively new field of research for which this institution is pow equipping itself, New facilities for the more purely scientific study of the diseases of women are being furnished by the erection of a new research laboratory. It was do- nated by G. R. Fearing, president of the hospital, the funds for its maintenance being provided by Mrs, William Lowell Putnam and Reginald Bird. The laboratory will be fully equipped for bio- chemical research and animal ex- perimentation, A special specto- graphic apparatus will be installed for the study of the inorganic properties of diseased tissues, a broad field of research which has been little explored, The hospital conference of the American College of Surgeons con- tinued its sessions yesterday morn- ing at the Copley Plazas with dis cussions of problems involved in professional care of the patient, Ways and means of measuring pro- fessional efficiency of the hospiial were discussed and a stropg plea made for follow-up of all patients discharged from the hospitai, Qualifications The conference brought out this statesunent on the qualifications re- quired of surgeons and rules ap- plicable to the operation of hos- pitals: "Any hospital today admitting non-medical practioners or cultisis of any kind to practice therein is far from carrying out fits funda- mental duty of safeguarding the health interests of the sick in the community, and under such condi- tions becomes a menace 'and a damger to society. Far better and tafer that it close its doors and cease 10 exizi for hospital pur- poses. If a commumity cannot bave a2 well regulated hospital FIRST THREE HOLES | IN THIRTY THREE THEN HE FADED Hon. Arthur Meighen's Golf Story Recalled by the Earl of Oxford London, Oct. 13.--Who was the Canadian golfer who furnished Rt. Hon. Arthur Meighen with the story which he regaled the late Earl of Oxford and Asquith? It appears in the posthumous volumes of '"Mem- . |ories and Impressions," by the Earl of Oxford, which are just publish- ed. The Earl of Oxford (them Mr. Asquith) writes the summer of 1921: "The Canadian prime minister and his wife came to luncheon, Very nice people. He told us not a bad story of a Canadian golfer, who when he came in from his round declared, "I did the first three hol- es in thirty-three, and after that I went to Hell." The Earl of Oxford has the fol- lowing not relating to the peerage whieh, on his Majesty's own initia- tive, was conferred upon him soon after his defeat in the Paisley Elee- tion, "I spent an hour with the King this morning, Nothing could have been kinder. We chatted over old days. He told me, apropos of my double title, Oxford and Asquith, which has been criticised, that when Lord Aberdeen, on being created a Marquis, chose the title "Aberdeen and Temair," Lady Ab- erdeen sent a photograph of herself so signed, with a Scoten terrier on her knee. The friend replied with effsuive thanks, adding: *It was so nice to see you with your little Temalir." A YOUNG GIRL BLINDED A youth at Niederschelden, Rhineland, threw a stone at a young girl while playing, smashed her glasses into her eyes, and de- stroyed her sight, complying with the present day universally recognized standards, then better not have an institu- tion of this kind at all. 'Every hospital must be so oper- ated as to assure the public that they can obtain adequate, skilful and responsible medical care when ill, Numerous court decisions throughout the United States in recent years hold hospital trustees responsible for the acts of their agents or employees, includ- ing all doctors or others permitted to care for patients in the insti- tution, One educational standard should he established for all prac titioners of the healing art, re- gardless of the system or methods of treatment advocated, and no ope should he given the legal right to treat the sick unless he mea- sures up to this standard." REPAIRING WATCHES OUR SPECIALTY If your Watch is not giving satisfaction we make it tell the correct time wan repair and D. J. BROWN THE JEWELER Official Watch inspector for Canadian Naticnal awa Railroads, 10 King St, W, and Oth. Phone 8 ore te for Pratts Poultry Bock and Advi SE Send 10% for 160 page Book, Hiuotsated PRATT FOOD CO..of CANADA Limited, TORONT! 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