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Oshawa Daily Times, 24 Oct 1928, p. 9

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[HE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, " Easy-to-Find * RADIO PROGRAM WLW (428)~Cinci. NBC System--"Cheerio™: WEE, WGY, WRC WMA : exercises. WEAF, 227)--Clatinda. "The N » (448)--Chicago. Moris Wa (219)--Council Bluffs, Recorded 9.00 CKGW (312)-Toronte, Morning musi (500)-Ft. Worth. Morning WGBS (39)-N.Y. St quartet. WHO Gye" Moines. "Recording 9.30 WHK (265 is V (265)--Cleveland. Morning mu- WOK (422)--Newark. Moming music. 10.00 NBC System--Koyal S. Copeland: Wiz, RIV: KDKA, WHAM, WBZ, WIR, CKGW (312)~Toronto, News KFAR (319)-Lincoln, U, pif wns 1 {son WLW 16.18 Wis OO Chisago. 16.15 KSTP (220)-St. beauty exercises. Fl SEE Regular Daytime Programs 44 am. NOC EAE Werk WRC, FER Ty (422)--Newark, Moming gym. 200 KFAB (319)-Lincoln, Neb. Recording KFS n-shensndonn, fa. Suarise XSO Su) Clatinda, Ta. "The Boss." WAAM (%8)--Newark. Sunrise hour of music. 23 WNAQ (48)~Chicago, Y.M.C.A, e=x- 800 KSTP (20)-St. Paul, Moming wmu- sical; setting ups. WEAF (2)=N.Y. 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(278)--Detroit, Home Hour, WHA) (448)--Chicago. Musical pot- 34 Wiz san. Daily Menu, 1 (508)--Boston. Dutch Girls. N WVeps (349)---N.Y. String quartet, WGY (30) -Schehestady, One-act play, 2.45 KDKA (316)--E. Pitts, Musical Master 2.50 RST (220)--St. Paul, Afternoon mat. 3.00 CKNC (512)--Toronto, Neilson's Hour, KFAB (319)--Lincoln. Recorded music. WENR (288)--Chicago. Afternoon pro- Fa (545)--Dallas. Musical program WIP (349)--Phila, Tenor; reader, 315 WOR _(422)--Newark, Soprano; organ, Ei) bf 'EAF (192 )--N.Y, Studio program, K (265)--Cleveland. Two guitars, wi Ww Ha-Cinci, 4,00 R80, "(Ean Clasinds. WBAL (285)--Baltimore. WCAH (234)--Columbus, Tea Concert. i WhAF (370)--Kansas City, String trio WGR (303)--Buffalo. Tea music. WHO (535)--Des Moines. Quartet, WOW (508)--Omaha. Orchestraphone, 4.30 CNRS (330)--Saskatoon. Special music. 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Uncle Bob, "4 T™] (294)--Milwaukee, Seckatary Nw. 00 WIP (349)-- --Phila, Uncle Wip. 10 WGN (416)--Chicago. Uncle Quin, CONCERTS TONIGHT 0 p.m, CFCA (357)--Toronto, from London, 15 KDKA (316)--E. Pitts, Musicale, 0 WMAK (545)--Buffalo, Trappers musi. Chimes 7 7. 6. 6, 6. cale, 6.45 CFCA (357)--Toronto, Organ recital, WBZ (333)--Sprin field Mass. Musicale 7.00 WEAF (49)--N. Mid-week Hymn Sing: WRC, wiz (454) 'N.Y., Alfred Shirley, chars acterizations, WJBT (389)--Chicago. Orchestra music for children, Here's the Picture We've all Been Waiting for--- Human passions crackling to the whiplash of a cruel land " G RIP ore YUKON" With NEIL HAMILTON, FRANCIS X, BUSHMAN, June Marlowe, Otis Harlan, and Burr Mcintosh, See--3rd Episode of "Tarzan the Mighty" A Peppy Evening's Entertainment NEW MARTIN THEATRE LL Yt Radio Ski 10.30 KOA Denver, Ly WTIC Serta, 23 NBC EL We, yar Hour: WEAF, RFR A Shak, WTAG, AG es wat ¥258)--Charlotte. Buick entertain. NRG CNR CKN(C NRE oN R Sysuem: WMCA Tox. Y. 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WENR (288)~Chicago, Popular pro- WGEs Chicago. hall hour, WOR (422)-Newark, Bamberger Lit. tle Symphony, bili (337)--Nashville, Belle-Camp Hour, WSUN (517)--St, Petersburg, music, 10.15 jad (405)--~Mpls-St, Paul. 10.30 Wa Spgem: ia CNRM, NBC System: "Standard 0il KPO, KGO, KFOA, KOMO, WBAL (285)-- Baltimore, orie WHAM {0 Rochester, Carborundum band: WM WoC pot TR rt, Jones Twins, WTIC (535)--Hartford, Studio feature, 11,00 KNX (337)--Hollywood, Calmon Lubovis ski, wiolinist, WJZ (454)--N.Y. Slumber music: KYW WSM (337)--Nashville, Studio program 11,15 KTHS (500)--Hot Springs , Organ. WGN (416)--Chicago, Louie's Hungry Wiig (448)--Chicago, Concert chestra, Album : 11.30 Nhe Suen) wR KGO, KPO, KGW, KH], KHQ, KFOA, Ko CRC '(435)--Calgary, Wen (416)--Chicago. Concert orchestra wex fri av OY Organ, (394)--N.Y. Midnigh + Rohemia, 11.45 Wan (466) --Atiants, Dr, Sheldon, ore 12 y Wor Gos)-Buffale, Symphonic hr, PVMCA (370)--N.Y, Broadway night WSBT (400)--South Bend, Request ore gan recital, 12.30 a.m. NBC System: Maxwell kro KATO KGO, KG 1.00 Ks t, Paul, Midnight Club, "0pm K KDKA ibid itt, U, of tt WHE (hh Soringheld, Mass, Political "(280)--Rochester, Agricultural sidel ob. Corner: conv, wi' 7.30 an Chain §NR0, Jou wey! Bi oy cm ony Prob. WIZ (s)-N.Y, Republican State mittee, 13 YET i a gt Le KDA' Kw Wik woz WhiA, wis sn icago. Tony's Scr, Wag i hictao. Ts b! of Boos ture, 8.30 WEBM ; 9 -Chicago. Democratic WERD' 5 Colgmbus, "Scientific as- To iar, Book review, an Ci Chineo. vHealth and Can. oncert, WEAF, + WRC, Treasure Levin WIZ, WHAM Beachcombers, Hub program, Mass. Soprano; Paul, Paul Hyman Popular Theatrical poe Danube Nights: CNRO, pega i Music Mem. ory Ladies concert Ry J WIP 9.15 WIBO 00) 9.30 WEEI Mr. BOs Agricultural Col- WGN (Hr Chicaso. WGN Players. 11.00 WMAQ (448)--Chi jeags, Andy": WDAF, KSTP, KPRC, WLW, DANCE TO THESE 7.00 p.m. WWJ' (358)--Detroit. Barlum or- tra. 7.30 WBZ (333)--Springhield, Mass. Jobnoy WADC, | 12 mid WHO (535)~Des 800 WADC ( WSB ¢ 9.00 CKNC ( REAR (M1 WEAO Aken, O. Al Ranson, Toronto, Nataon aches. idler's or WEAO (289)~Columbus. Negro Spiris- |" $2 Minute Men: Vie he as WKRC, aE Wain, WO, KMOX, KM SPD, \..C, WHK, WBBM, NBC : is D'Or Orchestra: EL wey, Warn: Wri AQ Mon Club. Wik ox eter, IN Dance. 10.45 oi & Boren, Lido Venice. teau urier hy ML sire: CNRO. CNRM, CNRT, ton, Lido Venice. Paul, 389)--Chicago. Miller, Ph Pics adily. (89 Clovsiand. Ed. Day. 30)---N.Y. eaten, RE hk Ki wi Ww dy (333)--Springfield, Mass. McEn- 517)--St, Sano ad )--Chicago, Club Fide. fr re Troutdale. )--~St. )~Chicago. usdy ¥ Fisher, yo. 461)--Bostan. 3 (408)! Ty a Dick no» w Av Who, wae Central Or. (242 icago. Spike Hamilton uk {BOK.Y. Frivoity Clb. 3M)=-N.Y. Frivolity WPG (Z3)--Atlantic City, Follies Moines. Dance. WIBT )~Chicago. Ray Miller, A ' ay 4 lo Dave: Trave O'Hern, WSAI (361)--Cinci. Henry Theis. 12.30 a.m, W FL {80~Chicago. Saver. 1245 WDAF Sy Kenan ity. ight. Wo 'aie 5 (16 --Chicago. Rothy Mosher, 1 NBG Dance 66, WoW,' KFI, KFOA, RH, RHO, Tw (526)--Chicage. Insomnia Club, wiaT SH) Chicago: ne, ut, icago. Royal Canadians 3.00 KNX fr: Bon aay. Cotton Club, (Copyrighted, 1928.) HOUSING SUBSIDY IS NOW A PROBLEM IN OLD ENGLAND Conference of Authorities to Determine Right Course to Pursue London, Oct. 24, -- The whole question of the housing subsidy is soon to come under review by the Minister of Health, Neville Cham- berlain, and it is understood that he will call a conference of local authorities to assist him in reach- ng a decision on the subsidy's fu- ture. He wll have to decide whether the subsidy shall remain as it is, be reduced, or abolished. Abolition is unlikely but a reduction is sure WTI 1.10 ae nas LY [to be made, Those invited to the conference, to take place shortly will be rep- resentatives of the London Coun. ty Council the Association of Mun- icipal Corporations, the Urban Dis- trict Council's Association, and the Rural District Council's Associa- tion, The decision arrived at will be incorporated in a draft order 'o be laid before the House of Com- mons, The governing factor will be the housing position, and it is considered that this is not yet so satisfactory that complete abol- tion is possible, Since the Armistice 1,105,000 houses have been built in England and Wales; but there is still a big demand, Sir Kingsley Wood, Parliamen- tary Secretary to the Ministry of Health, has undertaken that all houses completed by March 31, 1929, shall receive the existing subsidy, irrespective of any change that may be decided on next month, The policy of the Ministry is to encourage the building of the cheaper class of houses--those sell- fng at $2,760 and less--by re- stricting the subsidy to this class, as far as possble, and this plan Is likely to be extended. The following figures show the past and present rates of the sub- sidy: Before October, 1927: For houses not subject to special con- ditions imposed by the 1924 Hous- ing Act, $30, a year for 20 years. For houses subject to special conditions--$45 a year for 40 years, For houses in agricultural par- ishes--$62.50 a year for 40 years. Corresponding rates at present: 20 a year for 20 years. 37.50 a year for 40 years, 55 a year for 40 years, The Treasury is anxious to se- cure the greatest reduction pos- _ | sible, but the Government's anxiety to make a good showing in hous- ing is likely to prevent a really drastic cut, TRUTH OF LEPROSY FOUND BY SCIENTISTS Carville, La., Oct. 28. -- Science is taking the terror out of one of the world's most dreaded diseases Regarded since the dawn of his tory as a living death, leprosy ap- parently is being brought within the list of curable maladies, and the le- | is being given firm ground for J STARTING A DIFFEREN) KIND OF A RACING STORY Think of the great- est racing picture you've ever seen! Now try to imagine the same race-- only fifty times as long--over the open ranges of the west. And you'll have some idea of the tremendous scope of thrills, 3 THURSDAY COMEDY "Sweeties" paily Screen Snapshots--News 30 p™ Metine® cil IY EE centuries, The fear has degree, but has been real in the minds those about them. patients have been released fum here, sent back to their no longer a menace to the health, Since the institution "Unclean!" the cry of fear, horror and revulsion has come down been exaggerated to a greater none- of vietims and Within the last few weeks, eight bation from the National Leprosar- tablished by the United States pub- lic health service seven years ago, 37 have been released, and only one has suffered a relapse, Those released recently had been under treatment from two to seven years, and about 400 others remain, Many of the bacteriological, chem- ical, pathological and clinical stu- dies which have contributed to the advances made in treatment of the disease in recent years have been conducted by health service workers in Hawai, Their principal achieve ment has been the development of chemical derivatives from chaul- moogra oil, obtained fil Sa. iW tal tree, which have increased its ef- fectiveness in combating the lep- rosy germ, The treatment was ra- ther painful, however, until the specialists here developed a method of administering the injuctions with a local anaesthetic, the always or less the-less on pro- homes publie was es- Your Purchasing Radio Listen In on a KOLSTER Battery or Baileryless RADIO Let Us Demonstrate one in Your own Home

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