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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1948 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE -- 600 X 800 900 1000 1 1100 | 12001 1300 on radio pr is lied by the individual stations. and changes as submitted ad does not assume P The Times-Gazette prints programs, corrections for i ility MONDAY EVENING CBL (CBC TRANS-CANADA) 6:00--Melody Parade 6:15--CBC News; Farm Summary 6:30--Divertimento 6:45--BBC News 6:55--United Nations Commentary 7:00--Chicho Valle 7:15--Del Mott, Sports 7:30--Robb Adams Trio 7:45--Musicale 8:00--Electric Hour 8:30--Farm Forum 9:00Symphonic Encores 10:00--CBC News 10:15--CBC News Roundup 10:30--Provincial Affairs 10:45--Three Keyboards 11:00--Dennis Stone Orchestra 11:15--Stan Patton's Orchestra 11:30--Vancouver Theatre 12:00--~CBC News CIBC (CBC DOMINION) 6:00--Bernie Braden Tells a Story 6:15--Ethel and Albert 6:30--Bowles and Settell 6:45--What's Your Beef? 7:00--Kesten's Corner 7:15--Saunders Reports 7:30--Quiet Please 8:00--Pickwick Papers 8:30--Can. West Indies C.W.1.Z. 9:00--Music by Glen Osser 9:30--Stars in the Night 9:55--Musical Interlude 10:00--Contented Hour 10:30--Susan Fletcher Show 10:45--Doreen Hulme Show 11:00--Dominion News Bulletin 11:10--Lacrosse Finals 11:15--United Nations Today 11:30--Christie"s Waxworks 1:00--~CJBC News CFRB (CBS) 6:00--Candlelight and Silver 6:10--Tune Time 6:15--5ongs of Good Cheer 6:30--Jim Hunter, News 6:40--Wes McKnight's Sportviews 6:50--~Did I Say That? 7:00--Songs of Our Times 7:15--Jack Smith Show 7:30--Bob Crosby, Club 15 7:45--Mrs. Altken 8:00--Inner Sanctum 8:30--Double or Nothing 9:00--Lux Radio Theatre TU (CBC TRANS-CANADA) 6:00--Morning Jamboree 6:55--CBC News; Weather 7:00--Breakfast Melodies 7:30--CBC_ News 7:35--Breakfast Melodies 7:55--Melody Highlights 8:00--CBC News 8:15--Morning Devotions 8:30--Musical March Past 9:00---CBC News 9:05--Music in the Morning 9:45--Ontario School Broadcast 10:15--Kindergarten of the Air 10:30--Musical Interlude 10:35--Piano Interlude 10:45--Jane Weston 11:00--Road of Life 11:15---Big Sister 11:30--What's Your Beef? 11:45--Laura Limited CJBC (CBC DOMINION) 7:00--Toast and Jamboree 8:00--Walter Bowles (News) 8:10---Doug MacFarlane Sports 8.15--Toast and Jamboree 9:00--CJBC News 9:05--Sugar and Cream 9:10--Breakfgst with Jeeves 9:15--Breakfast Club 10:00--Nelson Olmsted 10:15--This Rhythmic Age 10:30--Say it with Music 11:00--Tin Pan Alley 11:15--June 'Dennis 11:30--Maurice Bodington 11:45--Passing Parade CFRB (CBS) 6:30--News. 6:35--Top 'o the Morning 7.00--News 7:05--Top 'o the Morning 7:30--Headlines 7:35--Fun at Breakfast 7:40--Top 'o the Morning 7:55--Sports Roundup 8:00--Jim Hunter 8:10--Livestock Review 8:15--Breakfast Time Tunes = HUE (CBC TRANS-CANADA) 12:00---BBC News 12:15--Aunt Lucy 12:30--Farm Broadcast 28) 50--Time Signal 1:00---CBC Noor: Weather 1:15--~The Happy Gang 1:45--Singalong 2:00--Bernie Braden 2:15--Ontario School Broadcast 2:30--Musically You 3:00--Life Can be "Beautiful 3:15--Ma Perkins « 3 :30--Pepper Young's Family 3:45--The Right to Happiness 4:00--Jack Berch Show 4:15~Women's News Commentary 4:18--Dak Perry Stories 4:30--Young Artists of Tomorrow 4:45--From the Classics 5:00--Veterans' Variefies 5:30--Magic Adventures 5:45--The Western Five 6:00--Melody Parade CIBC (CBC DOMINION) 12:00--This is'1020 12:05--Hit of the Day 12:10--Vignettes 12:15--Circle Bell Ranch 12:30--Walter Bowles (News) 12 40--Meet the Band 3:00--Frank Herbert Concert 4:00--Off the Record 5:30--Teen Newscast 5:35--01f the Record 5:55--Truth About Furs CFRB (CBS) 13: 00---Music for Midday 5--Farm Broadcas 1 30--News--Wes McKnight :40--Entertainment Reporter Sister p £4 of Perry Mason 1: 15-- Music for Tuesday 1:45--Young Doctor Malone 10:00--My Friend Irma 10:30--Songs for You 10:45--~Ontario Holiday 10:55--Headlines 11:00--~News, Jack Dennett 11:10--Organ Reverie 11:15--Hi Jerome 11 30--Pance Orchestr: 12:00--New: 12 05--Dance Orchestra 12:30--News Drchesira CKEY (IND.) 6:00--News 6:05--~Make Believe Ballroom 7:00--~Lorne Green 7:10--~Make Believe Ballroom 8:00--News 8:05--~Memory Lane 8:10--Cavalcade of Music 8:30--Detective Paul Temple 9:00--So the Story Goes 9:10--~Talk, Stewart 8mith 9:20--Interview 9:30--Education Week 10:00--Berni Black Trio 10:15--Johnny Harlock Trio 10:30--News 10:40--Sports 10: 33-=pustc Box 11:00--New 11 {05 Mickey Lester Show 2:00--News, Say it with Music CKDO (IND.) 6:00--News 6:10--Report on Sport 6:20--Parade of Melody 7:00--Plantation House Party 7:15--Novatime x3 30--Ray Bloch 7:45--Community Ches} 8:00--Allen Roth 8:30--Oshawa Senlor Drama Group 9:00--News 9:15--Lean Back and Listen 9:30--Music of Manhattan 10:00--Songs of our Times 10:30--Milt Herth Trio 10:45--News 10:55--Sports News 11:00--Dreamtime WGR (CBS) 6.:00--News 6:10--Sig Smith Sports 6:20--Racing Results 6:25--Outdoor Barometer 6:30--Cause for Contentment 6:45--Lowell Thomas, News 7:00--Beulah 7:15--Jack Smith Show 8:30--News 8:35--Breakfast Time Tunes 8:45--Gospel Singer 9:00--Nine O'Clock News 9:10--Women in the News 9:15--Barnyard Follies 9:30--Rosemary 9:45--Ann Adam 10:00--Kemp Calling 10:45--Morning Melodies 11:00--Orchs. on Parade 11:30--Claudia 11:45--Free and Easy 11:50--News; Gordon Sinclair CKEY (IND.) 7:00--~News--Musical Clock 8:00--News 8:10--Hal Kelly--Sports 8:15--Musical Clock (Stu Kenney) 9:00--News 9:05--Jay and Ginger Show 10:00--News 10:05--Make Believe Ballroom 11:00--News 11:05--Make Believe Ballroom 11:45--Musical Program CKDO (IND.) 6:30--News 6:40--Percola'or Parade 7:30--News 7:40--Percolator Parade 8:30--News. 8:45--Sacred Heart Program 9:00--Oshawa Shopping Basket 10:00--Music for Tuesday 10:30--News 10:35--Do You Remember? 10:45--Sammy Kaye 11:00---To the Ladies 11:39--Chuck Wagon Serenade WGR (CBS) 5:30--Chore Time 5:50--News \ 6:00--Chore Time 6:30--Farm Reporter 6:45--Interlude . 6:50--News 2:00--Guiding Light 2:15--News . 2:25--Memory Lane 2:30--Sweetwood Serenade 2:45--Kerip Calling 3:45--Aunt Lucy- 4:00--Four O'Clock News 4:10---Do You Remember 4:15--Nora Drake 4:30--Winner Take All 5:00--~Wally Croufer Show 5:50--Broadway and Vine 5,55--~Mystery Man OKEY (IND.) 12:00--News 12:05--Pick the Hi's 12:20--Listen Ladies 12:30--Lorne Greene 12:45--Singin' Sam 1:00--News 1 45-Tops in Pops 2:00--N 08--Jerry Burke Show 3:00--~News :05--Jerry Burke Show 2: 3: 4: 4: 5: New: 5 05 Studio Party 5:15--~Make-Believe Ballroom CKDO (IND.) 12:00--Luncheon Music 12:30--~News 12:40--Rhythm Rendezvous 2:00--Half Hour Concert 2:30--1240 Matinee 3:30--News 3:35--Casa Loma Time 4:00--All-Star Dance Parade 4:15--High Tide 5:15--Parade of Melody WGR (CBS) 12:00-Wendy Warren; News 12:15--Aunt Jenny 12:30--Romance of Helen Trent 1:00--Big Sister 1:15--Ma Perkins 1:30--Young Doctor Malone 1:45~The Guiding Light 2:00--Second Mrs. Burton 7:30--~Club 15 7:45--Edward R, Mursow 8:00--Inner Sanctum 8:30--Arthur Godfrey 9:00--Radio Theatre 10:00--President Truman 10:30--Bob Hawk Show 11:00--News Reporter 11:10--~News Analysis 11:15--Late Sports & 11:25--Interlude 11:30--~Man About Midnight 12:00--News 12:10--~Man About Midnight 10:00--My Friend Irma WBEN (NBC) 6:00--News 6:15--~Ralph Hubbell, Sports 6:30--Music for Memory 6:45--Three-Star Extra 7:00--Supper Club 7:15--News of the World 7:30--WBEN Bandbox 7:45--H. V. Kaltenborn 8:00--Cavalcade of America 8:30--Voice of Firestone 9:00--Telephone Hour 9:30--Dr, 1.Q., Quiz 10:00--Contented Hour 10:30--Appointment with Music 10:45--Appointment With Music 11:00--News 11:15~Joe Wesp, Reporter 11:25--Late Sports Column 11:30--America United 12:00--News 12:05--The Click Orch. 12:30--George Olson Orch, 12:55--News WKBW (ABC) 6:00--Tello Test 6:15--Top of the Day 6:30--B1ll Mazer, Sports 6:45--Dinner Date 7:00--~Edwin C. Hill . 7:05--News 7:15--F. I. Wine Time y 8:30--The Railrodd Hour 9:15--Andre Kostelanetz 9:30--Stars in the Night 10:00--Arthur Gaeth, News 10:15--Catholic Thought 10:30--Kay Starr 11:00--News 11:05--Harness Racing 11:15--Bruce Roberts 12:00--News 12:05--Radlo Baljroom 12:15--On The Tow: 2:00--All Night ow ESDAY MORNING 7:00---Bob Sherry 7:50--News 8:00--Bob Sherry 8:50--News 9:00--Bob Sherry 9:50--News' 10:00--House Party 10:25--Top Tune 10:30--Arthur Godfrey 11:30--Grand Slam 11:45--Rosemary WBEN (NBC) 5:55--Music 6:00--News 6: 10--Clint Buehlman 7:00--New. if 15--Clint Buehiman 8:00--News 8:15--Clint Buehlman 9:Q0--News 9:15--Early Date 9:45--Errand of Mercy 10:00--Fred Waring Show 10:30--Road of Life 10:45--The Brighter Day 11:00~This is Nora Drake 11:15--~We Love and Learn 11:30--Jack Berch Show 11:45--Lora Lawton WKBW (ABC) 4:30--Howdy Neighbor 5:30--News 5:35--Howdy Neighbor 7:15--Morning Songs 7:30--News 7:35--Good Morning 7:40--Charlié Slocum 7:45--Good Morning 7:55--News 8:00--Jackpot Jamboree 8:30--News 8:35--Jackpot Jamboree 9:00--The Breakfast Club 10:00--My True Story 10:25--Magazine of the Air 10:45--Club Time 11:00--Kay Kyser's Kollege 11:30--Ted Malone 11:45--What Makes You Tick SDAY AFTERNOON 2:15--Perry Mason 2:30--This is Nora Drake 2:45--Evelyn Winters 3:00--~David Harum 3:15--News 3:20--Interlude 3:25--Fenway Fahrenheit 3:30--Meetin'. With Keaton 4:30--Hint Hunt 4 £5 Peuvay Fahrenheit, 5:00--New 5: 10--Meetin' With Keaton 5:30--Reggle & Billy Keaton 5:45--Herb Shriner Show WBEN (NBC) 12:00--News 12:15--Reading Between the Lines 12:30--Luncheon Club 1:30--8Sally Wor! 2:00--Double or Nothing 2:30--Today's Children 2:45--Light of the World 3:00--Life Can Be Beautiful 3:15--Ma Perkins 3:30--Pepper Young's Family 3:45-+Right to oh iness 4:00--Backstage Wife 4:15--Stella Dallas 4:30--Lorenzo Jones 4:45---Young Widder Brown 5:00--When a Girl Marries 5:15--~Portia Faces Life 5:30--Just Plain Bill 5:45--Front Page Farrell WKBW (ABC) 12:00--Welcome Travellers 12:30--News 12:40--Matine¢ Miniature 12:45--Crooner's Corner 12:55--Farm Prices 1:00--Kitchen Party 1 :30--Million Dollar Ballroom 3 45 Listen To This 4:00--Musical Matinee 4:30--Your Host -- Peter Gust 4:45--Buffalo Speaks 4:55--News 5:00--~The Green Hornet 5:30--Jack Armstrong TSO To Perform Canadian Sui The colorful Canadian symphonic suite, "From Sea to Sea", by the 'Montreal composer-conductor Alex- ander Brott, will be performed by the Toronto Symphony Orchestra on Tuesday, November 9th. Sir Ernest MacMillan 'will conduct, and the broadcast will be heard at 8: 30 p.m. Sis alciiipl Ww picllie i nuslic the life and culture of the Maritime Provi , Quebec, Ontario, the Prairies and British Columbia, "From Sea to Sea" was commission- ed by the CBC International Service describe the native Canadian char- acter for listeners abroad. It 'was given its world premiere a year ago Speaking about this work, Alex- ander Brott says: "In writing a symphonic suite about the five main regions of Canada, I have taken into account the"ethnic, geographic and spiritual factors predominant in each territory which contribute to this grand Canadian panorama." Thesuite sweeps from the Scot- tish-English tradition of the Mari- times to the tite and fiddle habitant nusic - of Quekiec, wield Into music descriptive of the Ontario country- side and city bustle, the Prairie wheat fields, and the rugged skyline of the Rockies. The orchestra will also play Han- to fill a need for music that would del"s Concerto Grosso in B Minor, Op. 6, No, 12 the last in a group which the composer wrote during a month and a day in 1740. Such ease of craftsmanship in works so rapid- ly turned out is not surprising in Handel, for his free, informal style complemented his determination to make the most of brief periods of good health. The Concerti Grossi differ from other concerti in that they contrast a small group of stringed instru- ments, such as two violins and a 'cello, with the string section en masse, slead of fealuilng a solo instrument. against a full orchestral background. Handel often conduct- ed performances of his concerti in London, where most of them were composed, and frequently appeared as keyboard soloist. { THERE OUGHT TO BE A LAW! I DON'T CARE HOW MUCH SHE CRIES! SHE'S GOING TO BED AND THATS " Gravowa HAD PLENTY TO 6AY ABOUT HOW BRASELLA SHOULD BE RAISED THAT! No rs ( PAGE FIVE By Harry Shorten and Al Fagaly NO! HOW CJ HEARTLESS?CAN'T YOU SEE SHE'S NOT SLEEPY I WON'T YOU BE €0 PERMIT NOU TO BE 60 CRUEL TO YOUR FLESH AND Toronto. Besides Oshawa C.CF. supporters, there were guests from Whitby, Bowmanville and other centres in the district. Bad Man 10 Years, PauleyNowHonest Ed. Pawley, who has the lead role of Steve Wilson, crusading editor of "Big Town" dramas (Tuesday, 10 pm.) finds it a refreshing change to be standing on the right side of the law again. During his ten years as a film actor, Ed. was consistently cast as a criminal. As radio's Steve Wilson, a part he took over from Edward G. Robinson and has played for the past five years, he spends his time honestly, trapping the members of the underworld he once portrayed on the screen. Pawley was born in Kansas City, Mo., and he began his varied career in tent shows, His first role in the legitimate theatre was that of a Chinese in a touring company of "East Is West." Later, he won a long-term en- gagement with the Lunt & Fon- tanne Theatre Guild Company. , Among his film credits are included such gun and gangster films as Each Dawn I Die, Gun Law, Moun- tain Justice, Sworn Enemy and Sinner Takes All Now tar sie's GROWN UP TO BE A MENACE TO LIFE AND LIMB, GUESS WHO'S BLAMED! > - 2 SUCH A SPOILED BRAT! TROUBLE H . 1S YOU LET HER GET AWAY WITH TOO MUCH! I'D OF JAMES SHIELD who sang the tenor role in the CBC Opera Company's production of La Boheme on October 20th, and who will be the guest star on the Cana- dian Cavalcade broadcast of Tues- day, November 9th, at 8.30 p.m., on the Trans-Canada network. Anniversary (Continued from Page 3) then; cr we might look at the fu- ture, and say that God's goodness is visible in our hopes for what is to come. But the message of the | Psalmist is that the goodness of God {can be seen today, and is being seen by those that truly believe in Him." Love Means Many Things In his evening sermon on 'Steps to Love", Mr. Kewley reminded the congregation that although Jesus came preaching the good news of God's love, we do not yet appreciate the full meaning of His love for man. "Love to us today means many things," he said, of God's love by confusing it with lesser things described by the same word." "In a superficial understanding of the meaning of the word, we may say that we love food, or chance acquaintances, or a cular piece of clothing. are many higher forms of love than this; there is love of duty, inspired by our faith in a dteam, in our country, in a purpose, in honour, or in freedom. Both these forts of love are real, things we can rec- ognize, yet they are not at all like love of our God." "A further step up the ladder is what we call Platonic Love, the association of two friends in a com- munion which is rich and wonder- ful, such as that of David and Jonathan, or of Damon and Pythias. This is a deeper and more spir- itual love, with a feeling of under- standing, and a mental and spir- itual bond. But even this is not as wonderful as the lo¥& of God for man. We must take a further step. A keautiful and sensitive thing is the creative experience of romantic love, which is so much misunder- stood and trampled upon today, said Mr. Kewley. "The newspa- pers today may tend to emphasize the more unpleasant and unnatural results of mistaken romantic love, such as divorces and unnatural unions. But they forget the many beautiful experiences of true ro- mantic love which never make the headlines." Parent Love Deep "Still higher is the love of a parent for a child; here there is something added which is moving creative and even redemptive. Truly is it a wonderful thing to see a parent changed by the force of love for a child. Can there be anything more wonderful than this love? Yes, for how many have not seen a parent's love for a child w*'~h does not deserve it, which is completely bad. Yet the parent continues to pour out its heart in love for a creature which deserves it not." Thus, by a series ¢" small steps we approach the ideal of God's love for man, uncalled for and unde- served, Let us then think of the message that is the heart of the Christian church: "God loves you." This gift, which could never be earned or merited, is there, given to us in all its power, through Jesus Christ," 'Let us not go forth into a new year in this church without each of us saying "Come, thou wonderful love into my heart." At the conclusion of the evening and say that God was indeed good | "and perhaps we | are. losing sight of the meaning | parti- | But there | hymns were sung. The movie "And now I see", illustrative of the world- wide reach of the church, was shown to this group. The flowers in the church for yesterday's services were given in memory of somg.of those who fell in defence of their freedom during the last wars. Reliable Force (Continued from Page 3) of the narrowest nationalism in | Quebec, and the Social Credit | Party. They have large funds to| supvoort Drew. "But the Tories are as wrong | about the swing to the right as| Dewey was sure there was a swing | [to the right In the United States." Can Defeat Drew Referring to the by-election Carleton, in which George Drew, national Progressive Conservative | leader, is seeking a seat in the | House of Commons, Mr. Lewis de- | clared that the C.C.F. was not going | to let him get the seat unopposed | and had entered a candidate. The C.CF. had beaten Mr. Drew before | and could do it again, he said. | in| tario leader E. B, Jolliffe who was | unable to be present, laid the blame | for the hydro shortage to the Pro- | gressive Conservative government | | because they had failed to , Pan | ahead. The province is in a dire emergency and the Legislature should be called to place all the facts before the people, he contend- ed. He condemned the present policy of pulling switches without a full explanation being given the public, Mr. Grube urged his listeners to prepare for the next election now. Politics is a full-time job and the C.CF. is now beginning to come | into its own. Mr. Thomas said that the CCF. | victories in the riding would have | been impossible if it was not for the | support the party workers had given | the candidate. He complained that | he had heen elected in June and | since then there has been no ses- | sion of Legislature. Mr. Drew, he | said, was too busy trying to find | himself a better job. "Our opponents were sure they were going to win," Mr. Thomas | said, "but 11,000 people in the riding [had made up their minds they would not be led around by their | noses any longer." 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