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--_---- THE DAILY TIMER GAZETTE, Monday, May 25, 1058 48 to dealers. The department sald | there is no report of any farm-to- miles per hour an eight cylinder farm secondary outbreak. engine does the following: Distribu- But the disease is continuing to |tor points open and close 60,000,000 take its toll in dead pigs. So far (times. Each spark plug fires 7,500,- the number of hogs that died of [000 times. For a six cylinder en- the disease or were slaughtered in |gine and the same conditions as the eradication stands at more above: Distributor joints open and {than 700, a jump of about 100 | close 45,000,000 times. Each spark {uring the week-end. plug fires 7,500,000 times. and French by th Hve newsgathering en was attended by representatives of 16 newspa- pers. Philippe Casgrain and G. H. Dag- neau of Chicoutimi Le Progres Saguenay were welcomed 'as So resentatives of the 11th newspaper | to join CP's service in French, set up Sept. 30, 1951, Le Progres du Saguenay saris daily circula- tion next Sept. THEATRE GUIDE Plaza--"One Girl's Confession", 2:41, 5:11, 7:36, 10:06. "Problem Girls", 1:35, 3:56, 6:20, 8:58. Last complete show at 8:56 p.m. Regent-- "Prisoner of Zenda', at 1:30, 3:20, 58:10, 7:06, 9:10. Last complete show at 8:45 p.m. During every 5,000 miles at 60 New Canadian : [ce-Breaker At Coronation By ROMEO MAGERA Canadian Press Staff Writer Quebec CP Meeting Held QUEBEC (CP)--Problems of im- proving newspaper writing and ' keeping readers informed about Canada's booming industrial de- velopment were discussed Satur- day at the annual meeting of Que- bec members of The Canadian RADIO LOG WGR 550 ow CKFY 580 © CBL 740 © C.8C 860 @ 'CHML 900 WBEN 930 e CFRB 1010 @ CHUM 1050 e CKOC 1150 CKLB 1240 © WKBW 1520 @ CHVC 1600 Information on radiv programs is supplied by the individual stations. The Times -iazette prints program corrections and shanges as submitted and does not ibility for REPORTER KILLED MONDAY EVENING Press. The regional meeting concerned with service provided in English GLASGOW (AP) -- A Scottish Daily Mail reporter was killed Sun- day while covering a Royal Marine 7.4 P.M |WGR-Bob Hawk CBL-Music | CJBC-Musie WBEN-One Man's Family (WBEN-Words in the Night WGR-News 10.30 P.M. CFRB-Provincial Affairs CKLB-News: Sports 8.00 P.M. CJBC-Sports JBL-Music CKEY-Crysdale 600 PM. CBL-CBC News; Sports : Ballroom WGR-News; lines, Sports, Heartbeats 'ni Sports CBL-Now 1 Ask You CJJBC-Dominion Magasing TELEVISION PROGRAMS landing exercise on the island of Arran In the Firth of Clyde. An- other reporter was hurt. Norman Henry Osborne, 24, died when a machine-gun bullet severed an overhead 11,000-volt electric cable CFRB-Jo Stafford WGR-News; C. Adams WBEN-Keyboard Melodies: Orchestra 04s P.M. CKLB-Airlane Trio CKEY-Operation Safety CFRB-Sports Yarns Song For Tonight WGR-Chri Program CKEY-News; Lester; Peggy Brooks CFRB-Share the Wealth WBEN-Railroad Hour WGR-Suspense 8.30 P.M. 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Prac- tice (CRA Diamond), 4.00 p.m. Adult -- Woodshop, 2.00 - 4.00 p.m. and 7.00 - 9.00 p.m. Barbershoppers, 7.00 - 9.00 p.m. WEDNESDAY Recreation office open all day, MONTREAL new trans breaker d'Iberville will soon have its first rough-water test--an At- lantic crossing. She will sail for Britain May 29 to take part in the Coronation naval review. Newspaper men and ers Friday inspected t ship from stem to stern and were told she is the biggest, most power- ful icebreaker on this continent and in the British Commonwealth. The ship will be open to the public Sunday and Monday. One of the features of the ship, built last year at Lauzon, are two bell-type two-seater copters that serve as part of her uipment. eporters were taken up in one of the 'copters to view the ship from another angle. The flight deck both not The d'Iberville with all modern facilities a fully, equipped hospital and spacious iving quarters, | among other features--did better | | Western Ontario to 17. than 16 knots during trials and has! a range of 12,000 miles without refuelling. tin The hazelnut tree, with a smooth | grey bark, grows in thickets from county and the other at Grassie in the Atlantic to Saskatchewan. (CP)--The sleek, rt department ice- Biltmore-- "The Lusty Men", 1:17, 4:51, 8:28 pm. 'Monkey Busi- ness", 3:10, 6:44 10:21 p.m. Last complete show at 8:28 pm. Marks -- "The Strange Woman", 1:45, 4:30, 7:20, 10:15. "Cry Mur- der", 12:40, 3:26, 6:10, 9:06. Last ~omplete show at 9:05 p.m. raph- photo 77-ton Brock, Whitby--" "Thief of Venice" ue. , eli- More Cholera Is Reported SHOWING TODAY AND TUESDAY hE PRISONER OF ZENDA FIRST TINE tn OLORIOVS wos JAMES is aft where] OTTAWA (CP)--Another two out- helicopters are tied down when : : breaks of hog cholera were re- in operation. ported by the agriculture depart- ment today, bringing the total number of infected farms in south- The new cases of infection, how- ever, were well within the quaran- e area, in counties where out- be breaks had occurred before. One was at Shakespeare in Perth | | Lincoln. Both cases were traced Lions Club room for the Blind, 9.00- 5.30 p.m. Adult -- basher. to - 4.00 p.m. and 7.00 - Children -- orm 4.15. 5.30 West Area Cardinals P.W. Prac- tice (CRA Diamond), 4.00 p.m, CRA Program Committee Meet- ing, 7.30 p.m. Y.W.C.A. MON. 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Commentary WBEN World News {CJBC-Animal W WGR-Mindy Carson |CBL-News orl VOTE FOR UAW GAMING HOUSE | RAID WINDSOR, Ont. (CP)--Office bin) BRANTFORD (CP)--In a gam- ployess of L. A, Young Industries, | ing house raid early Sunday police td., voted in favor of the United seized money, playing cards and Automobile Workers, (CCL-CI),|15 pints of beer. Robert Williams, as their bargaining agent, it was | 34, was arrested on charges of announced during the week-end. | | keeping a common gaming house ebster Cornwall, international | and breach of the Liquor Control AW representative, said the work- | Act. Raiding police also interrup- ers would become a unit of local ted a picnic at Glen Echo Park 240. 'and seized a quantity of beer. (Arab) . Cutting too} | 34. Attic weights 44. Music note 'g From the dering pen of Bon Ames' ioe tg Logan Esomi Nor To Meaven"-- comes this story of a women whose beavly wes es sirong os sin--ond twice os deadly! (ADULT ENTERTAINMENT) HEDY LAMARR Stange. , Womans GEORGE SANDERS - LOUIS HAYWARD ON THE SAME PROGRAM GINGER CHARLES * HOWARD HAWKS WOnkey "A fast buck... a fast bronc... A fast thrill!" WALD-KRASNA Productions present SUSAN HAYWARD ROBERT MITCHUM ARTHUR KENNEDY ARTHUR HUNRNICUTT . MARILYN GRANT. ROGERS-COBURN- MONROE