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Ss THE - DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE MONDAY, JUNE: 28; 1948 (pac TEN 100 MONDAY EVENING :00--News; Music You Love :00---Music 'Box, :00--Victory Parade :00--Press News :00--News Rea fi :05--Make = Belleve Ballroom :10--Sid Smith, Sports :10--P: of M y :15--Preview with Music :15--Top of the Day i15--Jim Wells, criterias igin 6:30--J Hunter 6:30--Holiday Newsreel 6:30--Cause for Contentment : por :40--Parade_of Melody :45--Three Bras Extra a RL ERE EE PE rT TE 7 :00--Ki 7:00--Plantation Party 7:00--Supper Club 7:00--Beulah 7:00--News 7:00--Dan Harding Show EIA PLL 1: 10--The Lighter sid 7:15--Toronto Today 7:15--Novatime 7:15--1050 Serenade y 1 1>--dack Smith Show" WGR-OFR, sof EN 7:15--N World 7:15--F. T *Wine Time 7:15--Sports Today 7:30--Int"l House party 7:30--Light Pop Music %7:30--Pattern for Prosperity 7:30--The Lone Ranger 3 2011 BY ness 7:45--John Sturgess, baritone i ii3 News 00--On Stage H :00--Point 'Sublime 8:00--Inner Sanctum 8:00--David Rose 8:00--Organ Music CJBC 8:00--News; Prom. Under Stars CHUM 8:00--Cavaicade of America WBEN 8:00--Stringtime 8:15--Election Bulletin 8:30--Double or Nothing 8: :30--Choral Ci Trio C. 8:30--Arthur Fo, Talent 8:30--Voics of Pirestone Ww. 8:45--Election Bulletin 9:00--Organ Music 9:00--So the Story Goes 9:00--On Stage America 9:00--Symphonic Encores 9: 00a Theatre 9:00--New: 9: 00-- Telephone Hour i 9:10--Baseball x 3: {8 Eiitle y - 9:30--Muslcal Program 9:30--Norman Cloutier 9:30---Dr, 1.Q. 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CKEY WEBW CEDO +11:15--Joe Wesp, Ironic Reporter WHEN 12 = 11:15--Christie's Wax Works ' 11:15--Late Sports ~ 11:25--Late Sports Column + 11:30--Man About Midnight 11:30--Club Norman Orch. = 11:30--America United x 11:30--Lawrence Welk Orch. £11 HR cten Bulletin 12:00--New: '12 00_Man fbous Midnight = 12:00--CBC New: $12 :00--News--House Party ~ 12:00--News WBEN - WKBW = 12: :00--CBC News % 12:30--Virginia Beach Or 12: 30--_News =. 1:00--News--House Party 1:30--Juke-box Jamboree 2:00--News--Say It With Musle ¢ rad TUESDAY MORNING 5:00--~Uncle Ervin 5:30--News WiBw 5:30--350 Revellle WGR WEBW WGE ___ WBEN-WKBW News; Top of the Mornin, cFRp 00--550 Range ® Wor When EN WEBW 6:30--Fa News, tl Weath hoa rm rvice, Weathers 6:35--Uncle Ervin wkBw :40--Pekcolator Parade 6:45 's Coffee Shop "45--Gospel 5 Nace: Eiger KDO Shou CKEY WGR 35 Hymn ew, the Day CJ 2 » 00--News: Musical Cloci SEY A News, Top ot ade Morning CFRB ' WBEN-WKBW 00 Ran oh Sn ger Sh 00-- Teles New pe ow yn 9 o~reakrast icine rry's Coffee 7:15--0lint Buehiman » Ji ev, Gel Ey EEE 30--Press Ni . 7:30--News, 7:30--Ervin Hien Close Lawto. 11 :45--Bernte "Braden Story 11:45--Jack Smith Show 11:45-Ted Mal ri] 11:45--Laura Limited 11:45--Especially for You 11:45--Rosemary TUESDAY AFTERNOON" 12:00--News CKEY-WBEN 12:00--~North Shore Farm Digest CEP 12:00--Music for Miaday FRB 12: :00--Welcome 1 Traveller wan 12: :00--Circle Bell Ranch CJBO --~Weéndy Warren--News 0--Neéws, Melody Inc. )}-BBC News OBL )--Pick the Hits 5--Ozark Valley Poli BO Luncheon Mus >--Reading Jd the Lines WBEN Farm Broadcast 5--Aunt Jenny Storied :15--Lucy Linton 12:20--Listen Ladies [12 30 Luneheon, Club ere: Te GRrpeaes i 12:3 12: 13 30--News--And 12: 35 GHUM. 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LAFF-A-DAY * 00--Gorties Ar wa E ome 0 Lejctster Square to Old . = 10:30--Castle of Dreams 10:30--Red Skelton uck Wagon Bt Bt hk pt pt VRER CJBC WKBW 3 88 Bact toe ] 3 3iiog 'Bal Dottar Ballroom ESw 15! 3g of) 3250-0 oN Party Y ews Te pan "BK i News - B News; iis Woot Manin: :05--Nick Studrt Orch. FRB 2:05--Design for Listening WBEN 12:08--Juke-Box Jamboree 'W 12:15] for Listening AS--Three 8 N : uns 12:55-=News WBEN«' IW 1100--News We 1:00---News--Hnuse Party 1:30~Juke-Box Jamboree iw 2:00~News--Say It With Music to 6:45 a.m. CKEY % Greater Montreal 7 Key Vote Area By GUY GAGNON Canadian Press Staff Writer Montreal--(CP) -- Greater Mont- real, with a population of 1,600,000, holds the answer for more than one-third of the total ballots to be cast in the Quebec elections July 28, Montreal Island and adjoining Tle Jesus, however, will have little more than 16 per cent of the 92 seats when the 23rd legislature holds its first session. When Quebec women voted for the first time in the 1944 elections, the 15 constituencies of the Mont« real district had 684,904 of the 1,- 864,602 voters registered in the then 91 ridings of the province. Of those, 418,070 voted--almost one-third of the total vote of 1,345,518 recorded for the province. Proportions are expected to be about the same in the forthcoming elections. Rural representation in the assembly, however, will be in- creased by one seat with the split- ting of Charlevoix-Saguenay into two distinct constituencies, Singing the total of Quebec ridings to 92. In 1944, Montreal gave the Liber- al opposition 10 of its 37 successful candidates. The Union Nationale government elected four for a total representation of 48. The remain. ing Montreal ridingVwas won by Andre Laurendeau, former provin- cial leader of the Bloc Populaire whio has since become gn Indepen- dent. Besides, the Liberals collected 179,- 787 of the recorded votes compared With 96,981 for the Union Nation- ale. SOURCE OF IODINE Fish is a leading source of iodine among natural foods. Seek Cheaper Rates For Chess Games By Mail By GEORGE RGE KITCHEN Canadian Press Staff Writer Ottawa -- (OP) -- Canada's cor- set-to with the me office departe ment, The corresponding chess players are a bunch of quiet, behind-the- scenes guys who like to play by mail. Many are invalids, hopeless shut'ins who have no other amuse- ment, They number in the thous- ands and many are members of the Canadian Correspondence Chess Association," which has its headquarters in Toronto. Playing chess by mail is the slow way but it's still the easiest meth- od when the opponents live miles apart. The fundamentals are sim- ple: player No. 1 makes a move on his chess board, jots it down on a and mails it to player No. 2. No. Tg man receives the makes hig move and mails it back to No. 1. The big hitch is the cost of post- age, and that's where the post of- fice department comes in. It costs three cents every time they mail a card and each member of the as- sotiation plays an average of 10 games a year. In each game, there are an average of 20 to 40 mpves for each player. Every player 300 three-cent post cards a yi Bernard Fréedman, the associa- tion's secretary-director, took up the problem with the department at Ottawa: He asked that the chess correspondents be allowed to send their cards for one cent since their message contains only one or two symbols. Postmaster - General Bertrand, himself an old chess wizard from way back, said he was sorry. He'd like to help the boys but thé post- card rates are governed by interna- tional postal regulations and Ca- nada, of course, has to abide by them. However, there's one thing the PMG. didn't mention. We hear that he plans to take the matter up with the Universal Postal Union, the global rate-fixing body, at its next regular meeting and see if a one-cent rate can't be set for shut- in chess players not only in Cana- da but around the world. The full union meeting won't come for an- other four years but he'll likely bring up the question at an interim conference being held next year. Biltmore -- "Desert Fury"--2:00, 4:40, 7:20, 10:00. "Sarge Goes to College"--1:00, 3:40, 6:20, 9:00. Last complete show 9 p.m, Regent -- "Daisy Kenyon'--1:30, 3:30, 5:35, 7:30, 9:30. Last com- plete show 9 p.m. Marks -- "It Had to Be Y 1:20, 3:35, 5:35, 7:40, 9:45 complete show at 9:20, You" at . Last FOR YOUR DANCES AND PICNICS RENT A SOUND SYSTEM FROM KAUFFMAN RADIO AND ELECTRICAL PHONE 4500W UNDERWEAR «- HOSIERY « OUTERWEAR QU ALITY 0 years of 80 years of dependable quality is your 'best assurance of main- tained high quality. 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