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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1947 THE DAILY T IMES-GAZETTE PAGE NINE On the Air Tonight and Saturday TORONTO CKEY "CRL (NBC-CBS) 580 © 740 BUFYALO WGR (CBS) 550 TORONTO CJBC FFALO WBEN (NBC) #30 TORONTO CFRB (CBS-CBC) 860 (MBS-ABC) 1010 TORONTO = OSHA CHUM CKDO WKBW (Asc) FRIDAY EVENING +6:00~Press Nw» 6:00--~Adventuse Assignment 6:00--Victory Parade 6:00--~CBC News CJBC 6: 00--News WBEN. WGR-WEKBW-CKEY 6:05--Make Believe Ballroom CKEY 6:10--Sport, News, Mus. Prog. 6:10--Hot off the Wire 6:15--Jim Wells, sports 6:15--Your Appointment Book CKDO 6: 15--Iroquols Revue WGR :15 U] 6:15--Tello-Test 6.15--~News; Farm Market § So--singin Board n 1 cal Memories 6:30--Sig. Smith Sports 6 S0--um Hunter News 6: :30--Sere, 5 3 Raiph Subben Sports )--Safety Clinic {40_Wes. McKnight Sports :45--BBC News '45--Lowell Thomas :55--CBC Ho A Ladd 7:00--Loulse Thomson 7x o&80 hed Club upper Clu p Announced 7 oo Headiine News 7:00--Lorne Greene (News) 7:00--Carl Trevors Sings 7:00--Mystery of the Week 7:05--Make Believe Ballroom 7:05--Music of Manhattan 7:10--Interlude 7:15--Perry Como 7:15--News ot the Worid 1: AE-Candietight | Music pe 7:15--8ports New: 7; 5--Jnck Smith Show CYRE_WOS 7:15--Accent on Music WKB 7:30--Inter. House Party Lhd 7:30--Music for Moderns CJBC 7:30--Richard Liebert CKDO 7:30--Make Believe Ballroom Lg 7:30--Len Hopkins' Orch 7:30--Mystery of the Week 7:45--Clifton Utley 7:45--Home Folks Frolio 7:45--Rex Battle 8:00--The Shadow 8:00 -Baby Snooks Show 8:00--Pop Concert 8:00--That's Finnigan 8:00--Highways In Melody 8:00--The Fat Man 8:00--Starlight Serenade 8:15--Holly ous sno :30--Alan ung 3 ow 8:30--Norman Bh 5 C. * 8:30--Adven. of the Thin Man WGR 8 @0-Lucky Listenin' CFRB 8:30--This Is Your PBI WEKBW 8:45--Kenny Baker CED 8:55--Bill Henry, News 9:00--Press News CKDO 9:00--Smoke Rings 9:00--~The Ginny imma Show 9:00--Alan and Me 9:00--So0 the Story Goes 9°00--Pcople Are Funny 9:00--Break the Bank WKB 9:00--Kiwanis Music Festival Preview 9:08--Mus! 9: Pe Hecord Review 9:15--Homes for Vets 9:30--Waltz Time 9:30--Western Tralls 9:30--Victor Record Album 9.30--Durante and Moore 9:30--Rex Maupin Show 9:30--Clff Lock's Orch, 9:30--The Scrapbook 9:55--Champion Roll Call 10:00--Music of Manhattan 10:00--Pres. Truman 10:00--It Pays To Be Ignorant 10:00--Terry Arlen Show 10:00--CBC National News 10:00--Hermit's_Cave 10:00--Boxing Bouts 10:00--Interlude 10:05--Championship Fight 10:05--Mystery Theatre 10:15--CBC News Sonsdaup 10:30--Bi1l Stern, Sports WBEN 10:30--Ann Sothern in "Maizie" WGR 10:30--Montreal Festival CBL 10:30--Songs for You CFRB 10:30--Your Amer. Sports Page WEBW 10:30--Allan Roth Corus CKDO 10:30--News 10:40--Joe Chrysdalé Sports 10:45--Government Talk CB! CJBC {00--News 3 WEBW-WBEN-CKEY- CBD 11:00--News Reporter 11:05--Tips "n Tunes 11:10--Interlude 11:10-Army Score Board 11:10--Rexallites 11:15--Joe Wesp 11:15--Late Sports 11:15--Dick Jurgen's Orch. 11:15--Rainbow Rend. 11:15--Joe "Spor Sports 11:05--Footn FR! 11 30_ Martin Tobin's Tune me G 11:30--Johnny Long, Orch. 10:30--Heritage of Music 11 30-Worlde Great Novels 11:30--Music Room 11 30--Mustoal Jiieriude 11:35--Dance Orc! 12:00--News Say i With Music to 7a CKEY 12: 00--CBO | News Bullerin OI ay :00--Musical Show Case 13: 00--News CFRB-WBEN-WGR 12:05--Frankie Carle Orch. CFRB 12:05--Signed Beasley Smith WBEN 12715--Martin Tobin's Tune Time - --~WGR 12:30--News CFRB 12:30--Three Suns Trio b Sims SATURDAY MORNING 5:50--News 6:00--550 Rangers 6.00--News 6: j93--Top Aad Morning. 6:10--Clint Buehlman H :30--Music In The , Morning WEKBW 6:30--Farm Reporte! oR CKEY a 'Y id + HF) 'Clock News :00--~CBC News :00--Hit the Deck alph Snyder Show Top. o' the Morning Tic Too' Tunes 5--Clint Buehlman 0--News Reporter News ews Musical Clock 0--Headlin )}--CBC- News and Interlude 358 e Serenade :35---Top o' the Morning :45--Music In Tne Morning J45-Organ Ramblings :50--Ni 2: 33 Melody Highlight :55--New! F roolator Parade tin nrise {iit isausiniy w Bb bn hie beri priery PY PE Ky 'W | 10:30--News | L | 11:30--Mi "THE CRAIGS" CARRY ON Undismayed by a recent mishap to one of their members, the farm radio family "The Craigs" are shown here acting on the old stage rule, "the show must gu When Grace Webster, who plays the role of mother Martha Craig, fell on the ice and broke a leg, her program associates followed her from hospital to home, to do their daily broadcasts. created a broken leg for Martha in the story)., (Script writer Dean Hughes even With Grace Webster are Alice Hill (daughter Janice), Frank Peddie (father Thomas Craig) and George Murray (son Bill). "The Craigs" are heard Monday to Friday during the Ontario Farm Broadcast, at 12.30 p.m. EST, over Ontario and Quebec stations of the CBC Trans-Canada network. CBL 8 30--Musiosl March Past New! CEDO 8:30--Press 8:35--Sunrise Serenade CHUM 8:40--Percolator Parade CKDO 8:45--Music In The Morning WKBW 8 45--Ciospel, Singer CFRB 3 95--0CBC Ni ws 00--CBS aioe News : 00--Unity Viewpoint CFRB-- New. I} 00--CBC New. 9:00---Wake Up. *s Smile WKBW---CJBC 9:00--Church in the Wildwood CRD 9:05--All Time Hit Parade 9:05--Jazz on Parade 9:16--Waltz Time 9:15--Uncle pen's Club 9:15--The Garden. Gate 9:15--~Listen to Leibert 9:15--Teen Age Club 9:30--Story to Order Quine All Girls 9:30-- New. 9 30_Renfro Valley Folks Melodies CFRB 9:35--Music in the Modern Mood CHUM 9:45 Bufmaio News fr. Washing, WEEN uffalo News fr. Was! 10:00-News CKEY 10:00--Advent, of Frank Merriwell WBEN--CJIBC 10:00--Buddy Weed Trio CJBC---WEKBW 10:00--Fred Robbin's Record Shop 10:00--Children's Story 101 :00--Hollywood Revue ollies :05--Make Belleve Ballroom 10:15--Chlildren's Theatre 10:15--Tello-Chain 10:15--Morning Melodies CK 10:30--Advent. of Archie Andrews =n 10:30--Dept. of Highways Rd. Report - po; CFRB 10:30--Press News CKDO 10:30--Curtain Calis oy 10:30--Mary Lee Taylor WG 10:30--Junior Junction WEBW--CIB0 10:32--Melody Whirl CFRB 10:35--Morning Melodies 10:35--Hollywood Revue 10:45--Music in Marchtime 11:00--Teentimers Club 11:00--Music Makers 11:00--Warren Sweeney, 11 00---Morn g Varieties ew! 11:00--Hi Variety 11:00--Teen Age Time 11:00~Teen Age Time 11:00--1240 Bandstand 11:05--Let's Pretend 11:05--Make Believe Ballroom CKEY 5 § 4 23 Johnny Thompson WKBW---CJBC i1:15--Adv. in Magic CBI, 11:30--Smilin' Ed, McConnell WBEN 11:30--Piano Playhouse CJBC--WEKBW 11:30--News CHUM 11:30--Adygenturer's Club WGR phone Mophets CBL 11:30--Chuck Wagon Serenade CEKDO 11:35--Stork Club of the Alr CHUM 11:45--Junior Red Cross CHUM SATURDAY AFTERNOON 12:00--News 12:00--Theatre of Today 1a :00--News--Music 2:00--Les Brown Orch. 1 :00--Music Shop Hits CHUM 12:00--BBC News and Dommentaty CBL Nev WBEN WGR KEY CFRB B 12:00--N. Shore Farm Digest The woman's point of view gets its share of attention on CFRB each week. Everything of interest to women is given expert treatment PE phase of this station's BALANCED program schedule. You ladies shouldn't miss . . . 10.30 A.M. [Daily] Kate Aitken 2.00 P.M. [Daily] Joan Baird CHUM :00--News WBEN---CKEY :00--Jim Hunter--News CFR] : Ralph Snyder Show 'S (Sports), an BEN 8:15--Music In The Mornin WEKBW ony) 8:15--Musical Clock (Stu 8:15--Morning Devotions 8:25--Alrlane Trio 8:30--News 8:30--Songs for You WHERE YOUR FAVOURITES ARE [RD Trilite Lamps 3 CANDLE 19 95 | TYPE at... 426 Simcoe S: Phone 249 M (12:45--Anton's Orch 12 :00--Texas Jim Robertson --~WKB 12° :05--Pick The Hits 12:15--Do You Remem 12:15--Reading 'tween the Lines HEN S5--Farm ker 12:15--Sports College 12:15--Tell Me Doctor 12:15--Luncheon Musie 12:20--Music CKEY L | 12:30--Home Is What You Make no 12:30--The American Farmer 12:30--Stars Over Hollywood 12:30--Lorne Greene (Newz). 12:30--News 12:30--Christian Business Ly 12:30--Advent. of Monte Cristo 12:30--Press News 12:40--Your Hit of the Day 12:45--Music Box 12:45--John 8S. Hall Gardening 12:45--Luncheon Music 12:55--Especially Ror You 12:59--Time Signal CBL--C, 1:00--Farm and Home Hour 1:00--Lean Back and Listen 1:00--Melody Inc. 1:00--Grand Central Station 1 Rest and Hot 1:00--N CB! 1 {00--The. ®Southland Singing 1:00--Music of the Americas 1:05--Tops In Pops 1:15-- Better Business Bureau 1:15--A to Z in Novelty 1:15--World Church News 1:30--Fascinating Rhythm i :30--Veterans Advisor 1:30--County Fair 1:30--News 1:30--Hit of the Show 1:30--Music_Hall Varieties 1:30--Alan Roth 1:35--Hit Parade 1:45--News Analysis 2:00--Easy Rhythm 2:00--Give and Take 2:00--News 2:00--Downbeat CH 2:00--Metropolitan Opera WEBW--CBL 2:00--Novatime CEDO 2:00--Your Host is Buffalo WBEN--CJBC 2 0 Jerry Burke Show CKEY 2:15--Time Was CFRB 2 15 _Tello-Chain CHUM :15--Quarter Hour Concert CEDO 3 Suan Hc Country Journal 2:30-4:30---0.H.A, Jr, "A" Hockey ayoffs CJ! 2:30--Ray Block Presents :30-- xters 35 Wa en' 2:45--Ridin' The Bangs 2:45--Camp Meeting ir 3:00--Cross Section U.S.A. 3:00--Showtime 3:00--Curtain Calls 3:00--News 3:00--Parade of Melody 3:00--Orch. of the Nation 3:05--Jerry Burke Show 3: Shou me 3:30--N 330_Tex ®Beneke Orch, 3:30--Meetin' with Keaton 3:35--Showtime 4 00--Doctors, Then and Now 4:00--~New: 4 00 Matin nee at Meadowbrook 4:00--Lauries Club 761 Ci 4:05--Club a SS en Tide 3 Names of 'Tomorrow H :30--New 4:30_Adventure in Science 4:30--Adventure in Science 4:30--Ten Ten Swing Club 4:35--Showtime 4:45--Of Men and Books 4:45--Showtime 4:45--Of Men. and Books GR 5:00--Tea and Crumpets CBL-WEB® 5:00--Philadelphia Orch. CFRB--WGR 5:00--News CEEY 5.00--Teen Topics 5:00--Tops on the Tables 5:00--8t, David's Day Program 5:05--Studio Party 5: 7J5Songs by Snooky wtime with Jackson 5: 33 Midget Quiz SATURDAY EVENING . S30 New COREY WEEN :00--Bi ® shadell 50-10 Rew and Silver cra 6:00--C:! 6:00--Press News 6:00--""El Ritmo. Tropica" 6:00--Jimmy Blair 6: 3S hake Believe Ballroom 6:10--S8ports, News, Music 6:10--8ki Club Report 6:15--Jim Wells Sports 6:15--Chittison Trio « 6:15--Here's To Veterans 6:15--HIit Tunes 6: 30S Smith Sports 6:30--Ralph Hubbell, Sports 6:30--Musical Memories 6:30--~Remember Yesterday 6:30--Serenade 6:30--Jim Hunter, News 6:40--Midget Quiz 6:45--Religion in the News 6:45--Songs of tne Isles 6:45--Songs America Sings Wi Lh McKnight's key Intare | § 6: 45 Gonoert Miniature 1:00--~Bob Burns 2 ' for Clayton 7:00--~Frank Parker 7:00--Vincent Lopez 7:00--News 100 Nowe Lorne Greene 7:00--Cuckoo Clock House 0 Su David's Day 7:05--Make-Belleve Ballroom nterlude Racket Chasers 7: avalcade of Music 7:30--~Vaughn Monroe Orch. 3 30Musica Mysteries | 7:30--Make Believe Ballroom 7:45--This Week 8:00-- Famous Jury Trials 8:00---Twenty Question 8:00--~Playhouse Party 8:00--Home on the Range 8:00--Hollywood Star T 8:00--Life of Riley 8:30--Share The Wealth 8:30--Footlight Parade BW CKEY-CJBC CBL C | school was the scene of a pleasant L the Ontario Milk Producers' League FRI po | covery. However, latest report this FRB | Davis, UM | Crossman recently visited Mr. and HUM | Grant and Douglas, were Sunday 'Mary of her little baby brother, L ing the functions of coroners, mag- Ww DO advocated 8:30--Al. Goodman CEDO 8:30--I Deal In Crime WEBW B:30--Mayor of the Town CFRB--WGR :30--Truth oi Consequences 4 News , 9:00--Your Hit Parade :00--Hayloft Hoedown boree 2% :30--Encores On Wax i and Mr, D:30--'Can You Top This?" :30--Date for Dancing :45--Sat. Night Serenade :00--Betty oore :00--Canaan-Heirs I~ 355585 5:00--Judy <anova Show 0:15--~This is Hollywood 0:15--American Melodies 0:30--Stan Pgtton's Orch. Music 30 Basketball" Game :30--News 8555 :30--Grand Ole Op :30---Melody Mirror ey 85555555 fried pes of Tomorrow "n Tunes Rendezvous Sports For Dancing :15--Geo, 11:15--Hit Preview 11 :25--Footnote FR. :30--Martin Tobins Tune Time WGR :30--Art Hallman's Orch. CBL :30--Guy Lombardo Orch, WBEN :30--Martin Tobin's Tune Time WGR 11:30--Tony Pastor Och. WEKBW 11:30--Ted Weems Orch, CFRB 11:30--Dance Orch. CJBC 12:00--News WGR--CFRB--WBEN 12: D0 NeW ay 1 It With Music :00 CKEY 12:00--CBC News Banstin CBL--CJBC 12:00--Musical Show-Ci WKBW 12:05 Log Cabin ar Orch. WEBEN 12:05--Eddy Howard Orch. CFRB 12:15--Martin Tobin's Tune Time WGR 12.30--News CFRB 12:30--Three Suns Trio ifi3 ml Lee Sims, Planist News News Two Sickened By Coal Gas Kedron, February 26.--Pereman's social evening on Thursday. Mrs. R. Ratcliffe was high scorer for the ladies, and E. McCormack for the gentlemen, in cards. Proceeds for Chinese Relief amounted to $12.20. Refreshments were served. Master Ronald Werry entertained a group of cousins on Saturday in honor of his birthday, which was on February 24th, a school-day. Mr, and Mrs. R. E. Lee attended at the King Edward Hotel, Toron- to, Wednesday. Mrs. A. J. Cameron is entertain- ing the West W. A. Group at 'a quilting Thursday afternoon, roads and weather being favorable. "The Kedron W. A. will meet at the home of Mrs. W. L. Mountjoy, March 5th at 2 p.m. Mrs. H. Pascoe and Miss L. Hepburn are in charge of the program. Sick From Coal Gas Mrs. E. Mountjoy is spending a few days with Miss Beatrice Mount- joy. Miss Mountjoy was wakened and found herself ill with coal gas fumes from the furnace early Tues- day morning. 8. Roberts was also overcome and has made a slow re- moming is favourable and we hope both Mr. Roberts and Miss Mount- joy will sobn be quite recovered. We still have plenty of snow and the welcome sight of the snow plow only releases our people for business and pleasure trips. Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Gammon, Bonnie and Larry, Oshawa, were re- cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mrs, C. Crossman and Miss Jean Mrs, ] Frank Thompson. Mr.Nand Mrs. Harvey "Pascoe, dinner guests of Mrs. W. G. McCul- loch, Orono, Missionaries Reach India Quoting from "The United Church Observer" of February 15, Rev. John M. and Mrs. Hoskin have reached Central India as new missionaries. Rev. Jclin M. Hoskin is a nephew of Mr. Cephas W. Hoskin,.and we re- Jjoice in their safe arrival and our interest and prayers will follow Mr. and Mrs. Hoskin in their field of la- bour, Mr? and Mrs. R. E. Lee entertain- ed members of the School Board, and their wives, and the teacher of Maxwell's School, Thursday even- ing. Miss Margaret Hepburn is visit- ing at Mr. W. Hepbum"s. Mr, and Mrs. A. T. Stainton, Miss Eileen Stainton, Zion, were suprer guests at Mr. R. E. Lee's Tuesday evening, celebrating Mr. Stainton's birthday. Little Miss Rose Marie Stacey, North Oshawa, is visiting Joan and Hepburn. Rose Marie is proud Larry Alan Stacey. Mrs. Jesse Arnott and Mr. Jack Arnott spent Tuesday with Mrs. Blake Oke, Courtice. URGES TRAFFIC COURTS KINGSTON-ON-THAMES, Eng- land--(CP)--Traffic courts combin- istrates and high court judges are by S.C.T. Littlewood, clerk to the Kingston borough mag- istrates. gro Reco Music of the Best. Bands in the Land! Admission 40¢ i, IN OUR TIME Jy Howie Hunt Released by ow Bra Materprioet Washington Spotlight "Hello, mother--I'm coming home again--Freddie and I Just had another quarrel." - Army Surgeon Returns Home Major John E. Leddy of Ottawa returned recently after five years service overseas with the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps and has rejoined his wife, the former Rita Wilkinson, Reg. N., of Osh- awa. i A former resident surgeon at St. Michael's Hohpital, Toronto, Dr. Leddy holds the degree of Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons from Edinburgh University. After joining the R.C.AM.C. he was attached $0 No. 6 Casualty Clearing Station in England during the early part of the war. He land- ed in France with the First Cana- dian Army and on his return to England was assigned to No, 24 Canadian General Hospital. - HABIT-FORMENG Don't expect children to grow up liking milk if you offer them tea or coffee say national department of health authorities, warning that habits formed in childhood will al- most certainly be lasting, FHIATKE! TODAY Regent -- "She Went To The Races" 1.35-3.30-5.25-7.25-9.25. Last complete show 8.55. Marks -- "My Dog Shep" 1.00- 3.25-5.45-8.15-10.40 "Lone Star Moonlight" 2.15-4.35-7.00-9.35. Last complete show at 9.25. Biltmore -- "Danger Signal" -- 1.00 - 3.31 - 5.49 - 8.07 - 10.30. "Silver Stallion" --'2.18 = 4.49 = 7.07 - 9.30. Last complete show, 9.30. IRONIC FATE BATH, England--(CP)--Charles Spurrell, 55, unable to obtain a home any other way, built one with the 'aid of two brothers. As he put the finishing touches to the home he collapsed and died of a heart attack. The house will be sold and the proceeds given to his widow. DUBLIN--(CP)--Deposits in the 10 Eire banks stood at a record £351,903,883 ($1,407,615532). more than double the 1938 figure, 2 BIG OUT-DOOR ACTION HITS! 8 STAR. JAMMED AS A SKY! HEY KIDS! THERE'S A BIG CARTOON CARNIVAL CARTOONS -- COMEDIES SATURDAY AT 11.30 am. ONLY Plus 2 Great Features Doors Open at 11.15 a.m. "The Best Entertainment For Children" AUTOGRAPHED PHOTOS OF TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS © Saturday ® FOR 1 QUAKER OATS Box Top By CLYDE BLACKBURN Canadian Press Staff Writer Washington, Feb. 28.--(CP)--Re-~ publicans newly in control of Cap- itol Hill and hoping to win the White House in 1948 are threaten- ed with a crash landing on that tough terrain that lies between pre- election pledges and their fulfill- ment, Most of the noise in Washington this week has been over the con- gressional move to knock $6, 000,000 off the president's estimate of" $37,500,000,000 needed for the fis- cal year starting July 1. Associated with that move is the Republican platform promise to re- duce taxation by 20 per cent, Democrats who naturally want to support any move to cut costs of government, and just as naturally to see the Republicans embar- d, supported a house majority bo to reduce the budget by $$6,~ 000,000,000. But the leading republican Sena- tors who are wiser economically and politically than the majority, are heading a fight in that chamber to make the cut only $4,500,000,000. It all makes good reading for the taxpayer but as a matter of fact there is little likelihood that there will be any reduction--and therein lies the danger to the Republican party. Campaigners in the elections last fall boasted that the Republicans, if given control of Congress, - would drastically reduce public spending and also reduce taxes. Some of them said $20,000,000,000 could be lopped off the annual budget. Now they cannot fail to support in some measure the budget-cutting proposals no matter how much they feel it will be impossible of achieve- ment, Even 'if the budget is slashed by the higher or lower amounts pro- posed, the eventual spending by the end of the fiscal year, which co about convention time in 1 probably will exceed even the P " dent's original estimate. % Then the Republicans will be faow ed by facts of promises made and failure to carry them out, Elee= tions come every two years in thi country--too close together for the people to forget. SHE LOST AT THE RACES But Won _. Her Man! EDMUND GWERNN NIUE] REGINALD OWEN M-G-M picture Jg A FAMOUS PUAYERS THEATRE we NERS" BWARNERS,, DOORS OPEN SAT. --12 NOON! 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