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"Easy-to-Fin RADIO Regular Daytime Programs (The following programa are broadcast An Foigrama Ans Giron a Eaves 5S NBC System: To er Health™ hi WEAR W WCAE, WEEL R, WGY, Ww a Newars Moni 7.0 KF. (389)--Lincoln, Ni Dh, Toa TT 7.0 WMAQ (48)--Chicago. YMCA. ex 80 RSTF gust Paul. Morsing musi REIN a WLW (27) ~Clnei, dh Rds ao. Ro wor- 9.00 Ew (312)--Toronto. Morning musi- KOIL (238)--Council Bluffs, Recorded Whak @5)-Ft. Worth, Morning cale. W GBS (234)--N.Y, String quartet, ) (X0)--Des Moines. Recorded 9.3% Ww FT (216)--Cleveland. Morning musi. cale. WOR (422)~Newark. Morning music. 10.00 CKGW (312)--Toronto, yews; musicale KFAD (38)--Lincoln, U. of Nebraska program. WHEEL (500)~Boston, Aune_ Bradford. TY. J one, Women's Hour, 10.10 WLS (35)--Chicago. Home question 10.15 KSiP (205)--St. Paul. Women's beauty exercises. 10.30 RDEA (306)--Pitts, WHAM, (261)--Rochester, "1 See by the Wh" (216)--Cleveland. "Modern Housekeeping." 11.00 WAAM (240)~Newark. Happy Hour, WADC (227)~Akron, O, Studio pro- gram. WHRBM (389)--Chicago, Medical Asso: ciation, wooo 70)~Mpls- St, Paul, Municipal WEN E NR | (M5)=Chicago. Sunshine hour W Wi Chicas, Women's hour, K (313)--RBuffalo. Cooking School, 11.08 WRNY (297)-N.V. "Reening Fit" 11.15 NBC Siem Radio House hold, RUN tute: WEEI, WITAR, WTAG, WCSH, WLIT, WRE, SLY " WGR, WCAE, 'WTAM, WWJ, WSAL KYW, 'KS 11.30 WHO hl "Des Moines. Organ. WSR (405)--Atlanta, Public hool of the Air. 1» nom CFCA (357)=Toronto Musical half our, Housewives hour; | Your New Radio Set You want the best radio for your money. Come in, see it and ear it then youll wanttoowa. HAYTON 185 Arthur St. Phone 1643. W KOLSTER | "All that you seck in | Radio" RO WEAN ¢ Organ, Nh Qo-xv. Orpheus tia Witao (#48)--Chicago. Home ecomom- mugs KYW (30-Chicago. Prudence R GS)-Chicage. Ansa J. Peter- 1.00 hy EX ancouver, 375)~Hot Springs. yw 294)--Chicago. Organ; Whit (389)~Chicago. wp Wweeo (70)~Mpls-St. Paul, Fam FL (309)--Chicage, WCF WDAF_(0)--Kansas Sn Si ¢l V2 B=. A Luncheon music. (345 "Dinnerbell." WrG @D--Atla City. 1 WM (461)=Nashyille. Farm and home Rolt Comat' Bulls. Organ, on Ln THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1928 RR WT, (®2)-- EA the (261) AC (24)--Boston. Musical Fur- WiB wna Concert orchestra tre organ. jon Hour: WIAR, 'WOC, "WHO, Tore, Comesses Dua a G3 homat. Castrol Band. Wi 283)--Baltimore, Cameo com Weco (370)--Mpls-St. Paul. Cecilian aN Musicale. WAY )--Phila. Fox Seat. ¥ (366. Louw ille. Studio, hot (3)-N.Y. May Singhi Breen Peter de Fax (a3%)--Buffalo. Conservatory of Wowo (239)--Ft, Wayne. Hudson- Essex Hour. WRVA (270) Richmond. Concert. WSM (461)--Nashville. Fireside Hour. WTMJ (484)--Milwaukee, Community Wohs (24)---N.Y, Scrip 140 KSO '@17)--Clarinda, OM time music. 8.00 nm. wee (370)--Mpls- -St. Paul. ine. 9.00 NBC ply, Eveready artists: WEAF and chain. Columbia Chain: Feature program. 9.30 NBC Sysiem: Ih. asters Mia. strels: WJZ ; 10.00 KFI (469 469)--Los it Nick Harris Detective Stories, Wednesday Programs AFTERNOON PROGRAMS pm. WER (3H5)--Chicago, Concert. WoHP (242)--Detroit, Home Hour, WHN (220)=N.Y. State Theatre, Ya (375)--Cinci. Queer Corners we (34)-N.Y, "Daily Menu." ROA Leaver, Request WEAR (454)=N.Y, Pamassus Trio, With (216)--Cleveland. Ramblers, WOR (422)--Newark. Music, KDKA (36)--PFitts, Musical Master. pieces. 2.50 hoi (205)--St, Paul, 300.CRNC (517)~Toronto, Newberry Hour. KFAB (39)--Lincoln, U, of Nebraska Yalu (469)--Columbus, Good Will Tub. Vitae (sk. Worth, Music, WEEIL (508)--Boston. Dutch Girls, WENR (345)~Chicago. Popular music I MJ (484)--Milwaukee, Organ re- Ww es (345)--Chicago. Homemakers hr, WLW (428)--Cinci. "Miniatures of the Masters." organ Afterncon ma- WOR (422)--Newark. Music, WRNY (27) Music. WM IAQ (448)--Chicago. Afternoon ma- 0 K8O' (2A7)--Clarinda, Ta, Women's Hr, WhAL (283)--Baltimore, Salon or. ches WEAF (454)=N.Y, "Law for the Lay. man," (300)~Des Moines, Philhar- monic Trio, WIZ (BDOSN, Y, Tea Timers, WGR Go) -Ruliab, Tea music, WOW (508)--Omaha, Orchestraphone, ou Sab Dervort. Gypsy Barons, CN (330)~Saskatoon, ial music. CFCF (411)--Montreal, Recorded music KFAB (389)--~Lincoln, Recorded music KFNF (337)--Shenandoah, Flower talk WFAA (288)--Dallas, Homemakers, WLW (428)~Cinci, Tea Time Music, 5.00 CKNC (517)=Toronto, Music, KFNF oy --Shenandoah., Orchestra, WADC )--Akron. Studio program. WGBS Sy, Studio program, Whas (366)--Louisville, Studio 6.00 Sr System: Waldorf: Astoria; WEAF, WTAG, WRC, . WAIU (469)~Columbus, Twilight mu- Wein (210)~Columbus, Wert, (309)=Chicago. Twilight organ recital, WMAQ (448)--Chicago, Concert chestra, Wiz (394)--=N.,Y, Orchestra, WTMJ (484)--Milwaukee, Mello cello, 6.30 KFAD (389)--Lincoln, Music, KOIL (238)~Council Bluffs, cital, WRAL (283)--Baltimore, Dinner chestra, WGY (380)--Schenectady, Music, 6.45 WOC (300)--Davenport, imes, 7.00 WENR (5) Chicago. Din Dinner concert, 6.08 p.m, WEE] TOES Big Bro. ther, 6.15 KSTP (205)=8t, Paul, Children's Hour WMAQ (448)~Chicago, Topsy Turvy 6,30 KYW (294)--Chieago, Uncle Bob, wi 4 (8-2 waukee, Seckatary awkin: ne tar Phila, Uncle Wip, N (416)--Chicago, Uncle Were (242)~Detroit, Lady pro. Twilight mu. or. Organ re: or: 7. 7, in, 8. oon, ONCERTS TONIGHT 6.00 Ram; Exe BY Tonto, Sunset Hr, (297, Y, American period, 7.00 Kw ont Feature music, WEAO (545)~Columbus, 4-H program, Federal "Ortho -Sonic"' Batteryless The New Federal "H" Models Are the latest achievement added to this well known make. The new designs and improved performance are meeting with great demand, You will like the full, deep *'Ortho-Sonic"' tone and the improved performance, Lid one of these New Federals before you buy. We will be home. pleased to give you a demonstration in your own The N o New Spase " and Radiola Also sold by Luke Furniture Co. RADIO DEPT.--Phones 78. 79 H. E. ARMSTRONG, Sub-Agest--Phone 377 8.10 wan (389)--Chic Concert. vania Foresters: 30 NBC stem: o Sy Wiz Whi" Wazh RW, KDKA. YW, WBAL, WHAM, WLW, WIR WON! WREN, WLS (M5 >-Chicago. R WNye my nig Course Apprecial of Music Wos Ro] cevson a. Concert. earwater. Music. umbia Chain: NN Milloasins a i WCAU, WNAC, W WAS Sa WAIU, WOWO, XMOX" pd NN wicC, WHK, i) A (357)--Toroato, Shea's Hippo- crap 411)--Montreal, Music. 517)--~Toronto. Simpson Row (312)~Toronto, General Electric CRLG (357)--Calgary. Musicale, KSTP (205)--St, Paul, Golden Hour. WCFL (309)--Chicago. Classical, 9.15 KSO (309)--Clarinda. Vocal, 9.30 NBC System: Palmolive Hour: WEAF, WEE! WTAG, wc, Whi WLIT, Hour: 00, FAA, Yih, ws, A, WSM, WHT, Srlembia Chain: La Palina WNAC, Gillette Rabins. WHAL - (283)--Baltimore. Music Box. JuAM (261)--Rochester, "On Wings f Vi Sn-N.v. Blue Danube Nights, WLS (35)--Chicago. All-State Hour, 10,00 Columbia Chain: Kolster Radio Hour: WUR CA \ ) w DC, WOWOG, WICC; 'WHK, "WLW, NBC System: Chicago | Civic rat Wa! KYW, i WBZ, WBZA, KV HAM KDKA, WJR, WCCO, CFCF Brisk Hunter program KSTP (205)--St, Paul, Beachcombers, WFLA --Clearvaner, Studio mu. sic, Wia Xin Atlantic 10,15 Wii (389) -- Chicago. Lee Sims, piano City, Musical 10,30 Columbia Chain: United Military Band: WO! AC, WEAN WFBL, WADC, W WOWO, KMO. ix, Vice, 'WHK, WLBW, KOT. NBC System: Yellow. Checker Pro. ram: KPO, KFI, 0, KGW, KH], be! KFOA, KO Rb A a pay , period, (326)--Houston, Studio, Wide 92) Kansas City, lke WLS (345)--Chicago, Feature. WSM (461)--Nashville, radio 11.00 KFAB (389)--Lincoln, Concert, KGO (380)--Oakland, Parisian Quintet, KOA (361)--Denver, Novelty op, VE & ns hd Slumber usic: WLW Ry Variety Hour, WMCA ( Vocal, WSM ENT. Ne Audition for Girls, Wh & (326)--Detroit, Chics , Studio program, 5)--Hot Springs. Trio, vocal, WCFL Chicago, Cello recital, WEEI (508)--Boston, Organ. by (416)~Chicago, Louie's 11,30 WGN (A16)--Chicaga, Tenor; orchestra WOR (422)--Newa Witch in Hour, yraM, (280)--Cleveland, emories 12 mid NBC System: "Roads to Romances' XGO, KPO, KGW, KF], KOMO, KFOA, KNX (285 oan wood, Feature, 12,3 a.m, WC 370)--Mpls-St, Paul, Or- and pro- Atwater Kent Organ, Hungry RA TALKS 6.30 ki WNYC odo Spanish lesson 7.00 DRA (306)--Pitts, U, of Pittsburgh TAF (454)=N.Y, Sy WMAK (333)--Buffalo, Mr, and Mrs, Radio Skit, WAT (375)--Cinci, Health talk, WLW (428)~Cinci. University of Cin- cinnati education series. WNAC (244)--DBoston, U.S, Arm 7.20 wa) "Obi Milwaukee, Poet's Corn- 7.30 WBZ (303)--Springfield, Mass, Nature AR 3 WIE ony, Talk by John B, WNYC (526)=N.Y, Air College, NBC System: "Forecast of New Ad. ministration's Plans by Frederick Wm ile; Kk) KDKA, WLW, WBAL, K, WRC. 309)--Chicago, Educational talk 8,00 OFF SI ioniresi ryices, WIBO (203)--Chicago. Contemporary Thought Lecture from Northwestern University, AQ (: 5 (448)~Chicago, Chicago His- oo Kian ta, Question Box, Cleveland, Rabbi Brickner ogue service, 7.15 "History of the 7.3 7.45 rical 4] Wan (405) 830 Wik (273 9.15 hg (200 ~Chicsgo, Chuckle ime, (428)--Cinci, P rock 1000 KTHS (375)--Hot Springs. weal, (244)--Boston. News flashes, DANCE id THESE 0 pam 517)--~Toronto, Orchestra. Weau Ks) Shia, Piccadilly Or- Web ns Harry Pomar. ww, Barlum Orel Shuny Hamp, ellow Jackets, Palace Orchestra, "N orl 0 KVOO, " WEAP, KPRC, OAL WHAS, WsM, WMC, WSB KPA Limi. Orchestra, )--Charlotte. Carolina Night. ke (309)--Chicago. * Bees," WPAP 29)-N.Y, WWJ (326)--Detroit. St orchestra, orn. 10.00 waa 5 Springho, )--Springfield, Mass. exe R (345 i Dance. 10.30 TE tag-cu, bus, w wi £2.30 11.00 NBC Sy: Kemp: WEAF, CROW (312) Toronto. Romanelli, FLA (3335)~Clearwater. Radio Ram- LL ELIT TTT DODDS KIDNEY PILLS u il Se mes PL WGBS (254)--N.Y. Arcadia. WGR (545)--Buffalo. Statler. WHK (216)--Cleveland. Danceland. WIBO (203)--Chicago. Buddy Fisher, WMCA (526)-N.Y. McAlpineers, WOR (422)--Newark, Dachestia, WPG (273)--Atlantic City, Dane WRVA (270)--Richmond. Hotel * Rich- mond. WSAI (375)--Cinci. Dance. WTIC (283)--Hartford. Hotel Bond. yu (484)--Milwaukee. Dance pro. 11.05 {Veco (370)--Mpls-St. Paul. 11,10 WNAC (244)--Boston, Stevens, 11.30 WHN (297)---N.Y. Orchestra. KOA (361)--Denver. KOA eliotn, 11.45 WBBM (389) Chicago. Dance. by! 3h J Er-Atlanta, Peerless Enter 12 or Kare (205) St. WHO (300)--Des Moines, Dance. Ww. I BT (389)--Chicago. "Everybody dan WAL 20 (448)--Chicago. Dance. WOC (300)--Davenport. Trave O'Hern. 12.15 a.m. WGN (416)--Chicago, Nighthawks, 12.30 WCFL (309) --Chicago. Savoy orches, WGES (220)~Chicago. Herb Carlin, 12.45 WDAF (492)--Kansas City, The Night. S valem Dance haw 1.00 Ni Tog KFOA, KGO, KEW, Konic KNX (285)~Los Angeles. bassador. KOA (361)=Denver. KYW (2M)--Chicago. (Copyrighted, (U.S, NAVY PLANS GIVEN IN DETAIL All Old Cruisers Are to Be Replaced By Modern Vessels Dance, Paul. Dance. ram: KH], xno, Hotel Am. Orchestra. "Insomnia Club." 1928.) Washington, Nov. 13.--On the heels of President Coolidge's dec. laration that this coun. ry needs ad- ditional cruisers, the Navy yester- day made public a statement of its policy to maintain a United States naval fleet second io none in the world, The policy has been revised in many details for the first time since the Washington Arms Conference in 1923, Secretary Wilbur asserted that the revision was only with respect to the elimination of obsol- ele projects and the expansion of the aviation branch of the service, "The fundamental naval policy of the United States," the General Board of the Navy states, is making public the policy, *'is that its navy should be maintainéd in sufficient strength to support United States policies and commerce, and to guard its continental and overseas possessions," It was pointed out that the naval policy necessarily must conform with treaties limiting naval arma- ment, The board, however, said the building and maintenance policy is "to build and maintain an efficient, well-balanced fleet in all classes of fighting ships, in accordance with the capital ship ratios; and to pre- serve these ratios by bullding re- placement ships and by disposing of old ships in accordance with a superiority of armament in their continuing program; to make class an end, in view of the designs of all fighting ships, and to pro- vide great radius of action in all classes of fighting ships." Relative to cruisers the policy was outlined: "To support the fleet and protect our commerce, replace all old, cruisers cruisers of 10,000 standard tons displacement, carrying eight-inch guns and, in addition, to build similar cruisers at a rate that will maintain effective cruiser tonnage in conformity with the capital ship ratios, as established by the Wash- ington treaty limiting naval arma- ment," p Wakes Happy Again "Our baby kept waking us sev- eral times a night, until we started giving him a little Castoria after his last nursing," says an Jowa mother. "He slept soundly from bong Sie Slee hes. | the first night and it made him look and feel worlds better," Baby specialists endorse Fletcher's Cas- toria and millions of mothers know : {how this purely vegetable harmless Rg [preparation helps babies and 2 |ehildren with colie, constipation, colds, diarrhea, etc. The Fletch- er siguapre is always on the wrapper o genuine Castoria. Avoid imitations, a Pink Capsules Jor Indigestion with modern JAPAN T0 SPEND MILLIONS TO WIPE OUT RADICALS Tokyo, Nov. 13.--During the next fiscal year the government of Japan will spend t $2,000,000 for She stated purpose = g the na- tional thought in "this pon and to wipe out the much fea ten- dency toward thoughts" or_radical idea Ministry of Education will me first with a total appropriation of $750,000, N) according to the Nippon Pe, The money will be used pri- marily for the establishment of a sort of super. detective system in the schools of the country whose * sonnel will be charged with the of "watching" the trend of oy among students, These monitors, working more or less independently, will report to a central board | any evid they enc of giving a thought to the doctrines of extreme socialism or Communism. On being reported to the central board, the students will be dealt with properly. The monitors will also be on the look-out for secret societies organ- ized for the purpose of social study research, for it is known that when students are forbidden to take up radical doctrines they will be eager to do that very thing. The Ministry of Education will also ask appropriations of $100, and $400,000 respectively for the 'de- velopment of spiritual gulture and extensions of the curriculum to in- clude adequate social education. The Communications Ministry, ac- $300.00 to the newspaper, will get for the stated purpose of "improving the thoughts of its em- ployees." he War and Navy Ministeries have not announced definite figures for their requirements but plans have been drawn up for the inclusion in their respective budgets of large ap- propriations for extensive lectures and pamphlets to direct the thought of soldiers and sailors and also for creating courses in "better thoughts" in the schools under direct control, TEN INJURED WHEN WIRES FALL OVER CAR New York, Nov, 13.--Ten panic itricken passengers on a Brooklyn trolley ear where slightly injured Thursday in their efforts to es- cape from the car, after a dead wire had fallen across the trolley wires, causing the latter to break and tangle themselves about the car, The sight of fire, flashes of elec- tricity and the crashies of high fre- quency power as it was short-cir- cuited, frightened the riders and they smashed windows in an effort to get out. The worst injuries NEW HAMBURG BOYS ARE CHAMPIONS IN CALF JUDGING Will Represent Ontario This Month at the Royal Winter Fair Toronto, Ont, re Nat. 13--Two farm boys from New Hambourg, Ont, John Baird and George Roth, will represent the Province of Ontario at the Royal Winter Fair this month in the new competition inaugurated by the Agricultural Department of the Canadian National Railways for the eastern Canada championship boys' and girls' calf clubs. These boys have won the Provincial honor in calf club work in the contests held among the clubs throughout Ontario. The com- petition at the Royal Winter Fair will be for the new W. J. Black tro- phy donated by W. J. Black, director of colonization and agriculture for the railway company. Teams of two each will be sent from the calf clubs of Quebec and cach of the Maritime Provinces. The contest embraces the cali clubs and the cattle breeding clubs which are organized in eastern Canada and will be held simultan- cously with the competition among swi.. breeding clubs for the W. D. Ro' trophy of the Canadian Nation- al Railways emblematic of the all Canada championship. Get ready for Thanksgiving with--a KODAK Thanksgiving time is a great time for Kodak pictures. Preparations furnish plenty of Kodak chances. But the day it- self is your big opportunity for priceless pictures of your loved ones, Get your Thanksgiving Kodak here Prices are but $5 up RED ROSE LE is supreme In clean, bright Aluminum, Karn's Drug Store Opposite Post Office were cuts and bruises, Light GuardstheHome It wards off intruders ~~ For safety's sake leave a few lights you go out at night , . , and always use able Edison Mazda Lamps. 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