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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1946 fHE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE PAGE FIVE On The Air Tonight and Thursday "Wek Ro CBL ) 1% CJBC (MBS-ABC) 1010 TORONTO BUFFALO CFRB WBEN (CBS-CBC) (NBC) 860 930 TORONTO TORONTO OSHAWA CHUM BUFFALO WKBW (ABC) 1520 CKDO 1050 1:40 WEDNESDAY EVENING OC News tory Parade jure Assignment WOR--WEBW 30--Jim Hunter--News is Fale AE His, Sper Shows AT v's Bports 45] Phomb 00--Louise Thomson 00 Supper Club Mystery of the Week id ngs :00--H1 News hook Parade 00 Wally Moi eae haMian Make Beis : Em! wa! :15--Home Folks Frolic :15--8ports New "15--News of the World 3 Daymond, | Swing 7:30--Int'l House Party 7:30--The Lone Ranger 730 Make Believe Ballroom 00---On Stage :15--Instrumental ' Recital :15--Listen to LaGuardia :30--Ad Quiz :30--Pishing & Hunting Club 30 Sjonman Cloutier istian [he Nation's Business :30--The Great Gildersleeve Lenny Baker :45--*"Radio :55--Bill Henry, News :55--80 The Sto ory Goes 00 --Aftaire of Ann Scotland :00--London 4 Lamplight :00--Press New, ):00--Dufly's Tavern Carr by Sinatra :00--Rhythm Makers pagan 1 9:30--C; in Mime othe 8 So fap. Book e ra :30--Curtain 9:30--Dinah | Shore "show :30--Mr, Dist Perkins ational - News BC News Roundup 'orinne Jordon R--C:| CKDO 7:30--Hayden Mucdonaia Presents --CJBC--~WBEN WG CJBO CBL it's The Local Touch a=z That Means So Much Yes, it's that fandliar community ling that is attracting more and more listeners to 1240 on the dial. w : LE For example . . . the Hayden Mac- WEIN donald Wholesale Salute in words and music, to the communities of CBL | Ontario County. This half-hour at 7.30, salutes a different community each Wednesday and tells the dra- matic history of community growth CJBC | and life, + 2 L | And each week in Oshawa, more ladies are dialing to 1240 at 7.00 pm., Monday, Wednesday and Fri- day, for Oshawa's own Louise n . ..and you'd be -sur- prised at the number of men who listen to her too . .. not only listen to her . . . but phone the radio sta- tion after each broadcast. * And of course . , . every Sunday B | morning at 11.00 o'clock the Public WKBW FRB CBL WBEN WKBW CBL CJBC WKBW K. CKEY WKBW CKDO WEBW CBL CFRB CKDO Service Department of Radio Sta- tion CKDO provides a Church service direct from one of the seven Oshawa Churches. These remote control broadcasts mean much to many listeners who are unable to get to church. * +b It's the community touch that means so much, and you hear it on... THE VOICE OF DURHAM & ONTARIO COUNTIES DIAL 1240 CEKDO -- OSHAWA 2 30 Moet the Band 2:00--N 2 00--Today's Children 00--Our Gal Sunday 00--Walter Kiernan :00--Seco! 05--1 5--~Rom. of Heien '15--Ethel and Albert Masquerade tyles In Song oan Baird lhe Lone Journey Kaye 30_Bride "and Groom 2:40--Betty Crocker 2:45--Rose of my Dreams 2:45--T1ropicana 2:45--Light of the World 3 45--Ridin The Rang ' The 1] 3:00--Tello-Test :00--News :00--Make Mine Music :00--Parade of Melody 0 Suprise Party :00--1050 Matinee :00--Life Can Be Beautiful WBEN----CBL WKBW :00--Ladies Be Seated 05--Mickey Lester Show S5--Melody "Inc, >--Ma Perkins med Staines : 30--Mustc a la Carte :30--Norm Wullen Organist :30--Woman's Page of the Air WKBW |: 3:30--Pepper Young's Famil WBEN---CBL 335050 Matinee CHUM M5--Lucy a id SFRB 3 :45--Melody In 81 3 33 Bish Yo Happiness EERO 45--George Barnes Octet 3 :45--Three Suns 3:55--Western Songs 4:00--Tommy Rony' Show Hii Pees > an tte trdrdrdy Suspense, chills, excitement . . . mystery at its best over CFRB, For you thrill-fans, spine-tinglers are presented currently every week « « « part of this station's policy of offering the most BALANCED broadcast schedule in radio. For example, be sure to hear... Mystery of the Week 7.30 p.m. DAILY WHERE YOUR FAVOURITES ARE { CFRD 4:00--News 4:00--1050 Matinee 4:00--House Party 4:00--Hit Review 4:00--Four O'Clock News FRB | $05--Club 580 1 10--R Rend 4:00--Backstage Wife BEN WEKBW--CKEY CHUM 8:00--News WBEN--CKEY 8:00--Voices of the Stars WUR 8:00--CBC News and Interlude CBL 8:10--Livestock Review CFRB 8:10--~Musical Clock (8S. Kenney) CKEY 8:15--Clint Buehlman WBEN 8: :15--Three 8: '15--Morning Devotions 8:15--Music on Parade 8:30--Press News 8:30--Roving Reporter 8:30--Two-Ton Baker 8:30--Cliff Edwards Show 8:30--News Wiaw--CHUM 8:30--Musical March Past 8:35. Roundup '8:40--Percolator Parade 8:45--Music on Parade 8:45--News 8:45--Rocsa Rio 8: 2 Coapdl Singer 8:55--C. News CJB 9:00--Chuich in the Wildwood CRBO 9:00--Carol Singing, Northway's CFRB 9:00--Unity Viewpoint CHUM 9: GR--WBEN---CKEY CJBC--~WKBW CBL CEE News 9:00--Breakfast ow 9:00---CBC_New: 9:05--All Time "ane Parade 9:05--Musical Interlude 9:10--Xmas Carols 9: 15--Okiahoma Roundup WGR--CFRE 9:15--Christmas Calendar CKDO 9:15--Winter XN onderiand w | 830 News Dat 9 2 Moming Melodies 9:30--Da: Classics 9:45--Why of World Events 9:45--Relax and Listen 9: 001 of the Air 10:00--Maurice Bodington CJBC 10:00--Ann Adam Homecrafters CFRB 10:00--Hollywood Revue CHUM 10:00--Vest Pocket (ind | 4:30--Russ Morgan Orch, R|1 4:15--High Tide 4:15--Melody, Inc. 4:15--1050 Matinee 4:15---Romance in Rhythm 4:15--=stella Dallas -4:15--Women's News Commentary CBL 4:18--"School for Parents" CBL | 1 4:25--Allan Lewis News WGR 4:30--Time to Remember 1 4:30--Lorenzo' Jones WB! 1 4:30--News C 1 CKDO WEKBW CHUM | ! CFRB | 1 WBEN | 1 1 4:40--Matinee Miniature ° 4:45--Advent, of Perry Mason 4:45--Tea Dance CBL | 1 4:45--Young Widder Brown WBEN 4:45--Dick Tracy Show WKBW--CJBC | 1 4:45--Bob Eberly WGR | 1 5:00--Terry and the Pirates ' WBEN 5:00--Superman 5:05--Studio Party KB' CFRB | 1 5:00--News CKEY |1 5:00--Musical Interlude CJBC WKBW | 5°'00--From the Classics BL | 5:00--~When A Girl Marries CFRB 5:00--Amer., School of the Air WGR 5:03-~Terry and the Pirates SBC 5:15--"Blue Pacific" CBL 5:15--8Sky King WKBW 5:15--George Wright, Organist CFRB 5:15~--~Music py Cugat CK 5:15--Drum Major on Parade h 5:15--Portia Faces Life WBEN | 1 5:30--Santa Claus 1 5:30--"Here Pooch" 30---~Jack Armstrong 0--The Waltz Lives On 0--Veterans' Varieties 0--Just Plain Bill :30--Make Believe Ballroom :30--News :45--Lanny and Ginger 5:45--Musical Program 5:45--Jesting With the Jesters oxo 5:45---Men in Scarlet FRB 5:45--Front Page Farrell WHEN ALAN CALA LA LAT 1 WGR | 10. 11:30--Musical Interlude 11 :30--Sto! 0:30--Eddle Cantor Show WBEN 30--N ews 0:30--Winnipeg Strings Vou 0:30--That's Finnegan GR B | 10:30--Fantasy in Melody CJBC. WEEW | 10:40--Donald Novis CFRB 10:40--Joe Chrysdale, Sports 0:45--Rex Frost 0:45--Terry Arlen 0:45--Press News 10:55--Headliners 1:00--News WKBW -WBEN--CKEY--CFRB 1:00--Dominion Network News 1:00--Vancouver Theatre 1:00--~News Reporter 1:05--Tips 'n' Tunes 1:10--Rexallites |11:10--Interlude 11:15--Claude Thornhill Orch. 1:15--Late Sports 1:15--Joe Hasel, Sports 11:15--Rainbow Rend. 1:15--Joe Wesp 1:25--Late Sports Column 1:30--Julllard School of Music FRB--WGR CJBC CBL--WBEN CJBC | Ww : Orch WKB 12:00--News Wan WBEN-CFRB-WKBW 00--C: B. JBC KEY [12 C New. 12 00--News-_Say It With Music 0 6: 12; 05--Ray McKinley Orch, 2:05--News Summary 2:03--Design for toning 2:30--News 2:55--News Young P.C.s Say Union Jack Not Our Only Flag CKEY WHITBY NEWS Pays Fine In Careless Driving Case Roland Henderson of 'Toronto pleaded guilty to a charge of care- less driving in magistrate's court here yesterday and was fined $50 and costs, the maximum penalty. His driving and ownership licenses were suspended under the ruling of the Department of Highways. hTe charge arose from the ac- cident on Thursday night when the car driven by Henderson sideswiped a heavily loaded transport, causing it to jacknife and overturn, block- ing the main highway. Damage to the transport was estimated in court at approximately $2000, and the ac- cused's car was badly smashed along the left side. Chief J. W. Elliott stated that the debris from the accident was at least three feet north of the white line on the Dundas Highway, in- |dicating that Henderson, who was | headed east, was over in the centre of the road. "Worst Possible Menace" "Drivers who for some reason or another come three or four feet over the white line are the worst kind of menace possible on a high- way, particularly, as here, at a subway," said Crown Attorney A. C. Hall. Henderson told the police that he had been blinded by approach. ing headlights and had not seen the transport, which was loaded with eight tons of steel. The col- lision sheared the front trailer spring, putting the trailer out of control and causing it to, jacknife just past the subway. "I see no reason why the max- imum penalty should not be im- posed," said Magistrate F. S. Ebbs in imposing the $50 fine. A second charge of reckless driving was with- (drawn, Henderson was represented by R. D, Humphreys, K.C. Too Much She staggered into her neighbor's house, "A drop of brandy," she gasped. As she gulped it down her neigh- bor sympathized with her. | "You look as if you've had a |shock. You're as white as a sheet." | "I have" came the reply. {husband came home sober, |brought all his pay." "My and Wrong Addresses Three Months On two charges of glving false addresses' when applying for. beer and liquor permits, C. G. Crulk- shank, of no listed address, was fined $100 and costs, or three months in the county jail, sen- tences to run concurrently. Evidence showed that the accus- ed, who pleaded guilty, had pur- chased permits on December 10 and 11 at Belleville under two Jarvis Street addresses, and then two more on December 13 in Whitby and Oshawa, giving different ad- dresses each time. Cruikshank said that he had been intoxicated when he bought the permits. He will serve the three month term. POW Evacuation Starts, 50 Stay Lethbridge, Alta., Dec. 18 -- (CP) -- Final evacuations from Canada's largest prisoner of war camp here were underway today, and it was learned that after two special trains leave for Halifax with 750 captives only 50 former German warriors will remain in the establishment. Those remaining are part of the estimated 200 German prisoners of war permitted to stay in Canada. They are scheduled to leave the local camp within a few days for an establispment in Eastern Can- ada, where "they will receive a spec- fal education before being liberated and assigned to civilian employment. May Investigate Large Bonuses Ottawa, Dec. 18 -- (CP) -- Em- ployers were warned by the federal government yesterday that the val- idity of Christmas and New Year bonuses to employees and pay in~ creases retroactive beyond Dec. ¥ would be scrutinized for possible disallowance as income tax deduc- tions. Hon. J. J. McCann, Revenue Minister and acting Labor Minister, announced the National War Labor Board would investigate bonuses and raises when requested by in- come tax authorities to determine if they exceed "what is reasonable and normal." GIRLS WANTED! Vacancies now open for young girls of single status to train as Power Machine Operators Apply immediately to . . . EMPIRE PANT & BOYS WEAR FHEATKES TODAY Marks -- "Perilous Holiday" 2.15- 5.00-7.35-10.20. "Slightly Scan- dalous" 1.10-3.55-6.30-9.15, Last complete show at 9.05. Regent -- "The Searching Wind" 1.30-3.15-5.05-7.00-9.05. Last complete show at 8.50, Biltmore -- "Week-end at the Waldorf", 1.00-3.46-6.00-8.14. Last complete show: 8.14. Merrickville Fire Damages Church Merrickville, Dec. 18--(CP)--Fire yesterday destroyed the Merrickville United Church steeple and did conk siderable damage to the belfry and minister's office. The blaze was be- lieved to have been caused by a spark from a chimney fire in a building about 90 feet away. Firemen said they were hindered by lack of equipment, some' of the town's hose and pumps having been left at Smith Falls Monday, where the Merrickville crew aided in bat- tling a $200,000 blaze which destroy=- ed the Kerfoot apartment and re- tail store building, Ret: the assistance, mem-« bers of the Smith Falls department helped in the final stages of putting out the United Church fire. The church, one of the largest in the Ottawa district, was built in 1890. No estimate of the damage was available, although it was re- ported to be covered by insurance, THURSDAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY BENEATH HER MASK OF BEAUTY IS A MIND FULL OF HATE AND REVENGE! J TRANGE, IIH Toronto, Dec. 18 -- (CP) -- The Ontario Young Progressive-Conser- vative Association in meeting 'here last night defeated a motion that the Union Jack was Canada's only flag, but delegates agreed that it |should be incorporated into the de- Bu |sign of a distinctive national flag for this country. A resolution was passed urging the provincial gov- w (ernment to implement a change- over to 60-cycle power as recom- | mended by the Ontario Hydro Com- DO | mission. 10:00 -My True Story CKEY |10:00--Give and Take DO | 10:00--News w BW | 10:05--Make Believe Ballroom Artists Series CBL |10:15--Dept. of Highways-- CJB! Road Rept. :15--Susan Booker :15--Parade of Bands :15--Lora Lawton :17--Song Parade CFRB 10° Sy-Hymns of all Chytobes WKBW 10:30--New: CKDO--CHUM 10: 30--Evelyn Winters WGR 10:30--Kate Altken CFR 10:30--MIidmorning Melodies CJBC CB! WBEN CKDO 5:45--Remember When WGR 5:50--Art, Young Singing Cowboy WKBW 5:55--Five Minute Mystery WGR THURSDAY EVENING 6:00--News BE WOR -WEBW-OREY | 6:00--Victory Parade BROCK ST. N., WHITBY CKEY CKDO 10 erry len EY 11:00--Mart Kenney's Orch. UBL 11:00--News WGR--WKBW WBEN--CKEY B 11:00--Dominion Network News CJBC g Tl Tunes CKEY x CJBC H lites CFRB 1:15--Russ Carlyle's Orch. JB :15--Late Sports WG! "Listen In" -- To... "THE OLD RANCH HOUSE" An All-Request Program Every Saturday Night (8:00 to 8:15 p.m.) ye AAI = CKDO..25% Your Dial! Sponsored by STROWGER'S FURNITURE STORE 123 Brock St. N. Whitby Phone 611 05--Make Believe Ballroom 5:10--Famous Son; :10--~Clary Settel :10--Fashion Commentator :10--1240 Sports Review od ~ ih eink Mela J Ironie R ter ollyw vue 08 oP por WBE! 10:35--Piano Interlude : 10:45--Joyce Jordan, M.D. i JS Rambow ne 10:45--The Listening Post 115 Soma of ine West 10:45--Muslc in Marchtime 3 25--Late 8 Solum 10:45--Time To Remember :30--Norm CBL | 10:45--Jane Weston 1130 Musto! PL CJBC | 10:45--Novelette 11:30--Invitation to Music WGR--CFRB | 11:00--News 11:30--Gems for Thought Ww 3 :30--Viocal 11:00--Arthur Godfrey 11:00--Melody Parade 11:35--Dance a 11 35 Hue Barron Orch 1200--New. CBL WEEN | BC--~WKBW KDO aac aacs New Quash Move DO pl Ti Hire On Liquor Vote CFR. WGR 6:30--The Enchanted Pine CBL 6 20 Presenting Harry Horlick Wang ule :15--Jump §:20--Bulletin Board 830 itihg Ham Toronto, Dec. 18 -- (CP) -- A new azz Highig legal move to prevent the city of ue Memories pi Toronto holding a plebiscite on the 10 Wes. MeEnizht's Sports res question of sale of liquor by the g ewsree! glass started yesterday with filing of ne a News notice of a motion on behalf of W. Edy armobale Encores O. Jones, yesiaunt." The motion ews says an order will be sought in a hao Education DS [Supreme Court next Monday to 6:55--CBC Commentary quash the city by-law which pro- 7:00--Famous Songs FRB | vides for a ballot during municipal po | elections here Jan. 1 on the question whether citizens favor dining 7:00--8up lounges -- for sale of liquor with per Club 7:00--Vincent Lopez Orch. 7:00--Lorne Greene (News) meals -- and lounges, for sale with- out meals. 11:00--Road of Life 11:00--Fred Waring Show 11:00--Morning Varieties 11:00--Consumer News KDO 11:00--Breakfast in Hollywood wWihw 11:05--Make Believe Ballioom 11:15--Big Sister i :15--Betty and Bob 11:30--Home Edition i gaunt Mary 30--Jack Berch Show a ----.--.--., 00--CBC Ni Bulletin' GIBG--CBL ows ea am, Th Muse ry :05--News Stmin WEKBW 12:08--Enooky rivet Show WEEN | 12:05--Guy Lombardo Orch. CFRB j3iy-amc Prog. To 1:00 a.m. WEKBW :30--Three Suns Trio gai Sims, pianist CKDO rea A RIOTOY RACE 10 1 ; Buy CFRB ii WBEN B35--News HE 3 THURSDAY MORNING 11:33 Stork Club of the A REE. Stan 11:40--""Household Counsellor" EA LT A R.. 11 sel of the Week 3 A yuiam Lan 74 ony e Troubadour 7:00--=N: 1 00H! Ws Hit Parade 7:05--Make Believe Ballroom 7:05--Music of Manhattan 1: :10--Jo! hn FP t! ot DHAVITE AN, 3 a bride whe con't the altar op ey San doc do...she' on. *++@nd halter op I'ne 'Imes-Gazette ads. bring quick results, classified mary H 45--Voloe of Memory 11:50--N 1 45 Laure Limited THURSDAY AFTERNOON 12:00--Pictures in Melody 12:00---News--Music 12 '00--N. Shore Farm Digest 42:00--Glamour Manor 12:00---BBC News 12:00--Kate Smiin Speaks 12 %0--Roving eRe Hoon s The. na --Farm B -- Luncheon. asi b--Aunt Jenny 3--Lucy Linton Re :30--Music on Parade :30--Farm Service. cather Ss Jo Relieve - Colds Overnight EP Te ben Ps Pon Bryan 7:45--"'Points of View" 7:45--Moon Dreams 7:45--Home Folks Frolic 8:00--The Aldrich Family 8:00--Harmonlies ue 5b Dec. Corners Po IAT aE Playhouse 3 alon Concert a ny and Abner :00--Help Wanted :15--Christlan Science Views Lr Greene (News) Valley Folks CHRISTMAS GIFT TICKETS Now on Sale -- at Box Office Think of a cold relief that brings five benefits at the same time. Think of a preparation that acts ~ internally . . . and acts quick! «sto relieve distressing hi i aches and pains, fever and nasal 1stress and to regu ate t em. That's Grove's Cold Tablets. Look for the si Al 8:30--Norman_ Cloutler Orch. 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PLUS GOLDEN SLIPPERS UNUSUAL OCCUPATIONS LIGHTHOUSE KEEPING (All in Technicolor) Tickets Now On Sale at Kinloch's and Pavilion 30 Modern Kitchen :30--News :30--Sally Work :35--Composers' Corner 1: {35 Toung Doctor Malone 1:45--Stars To Bi 1:45--Road of Life 1:45---Melody Inc. 1:45--Waltz Time 2:00--Celebrity Time 2:00--Piano Masterpieces 2:00--Novatime COLO TABLETS 10:00--Radio Readers Digest ote 10:15--CBC News Roundup L | 10:15--~Wishart Campbell Sings 10:30--Ontario Holiday "LATEST WORLD NEWS (Friday and Saturday Only) a nm