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PAGE EIGHT. THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE MONDAY, JULY 28, 1947 On the Air Tonight and Tuesday ~ LAFF-A-DAY ; CKEY ps, ; CEL 123 0 WBEN (NBC) #30 '(MBS-ABC) 1010 BUFFALO "CHUM CKDO WKBW (ABC) 1050 140 "CIBC. MONDAY EVENING 6:00--Candlelight and Stlver i Ls Parade CFRB CBL CKDO eo 6:00--Waiter Bowles :05--Make Belleve Ballroom iBy -News WGR CFRB WEKBW CJBC WGR :30--News _ 6:30--Ralph Hubbell, Sports 6:30--Three Suns 6:30--Serenade 6:30--Supper Club 6:30--~Musical Hemorles 35-1050 Serenade 6 40--Wes. McKnight's Sportviews 6.40--Musical Memories 6:45--Lowell Thomas, News 6:45 rd C. H 6:45--Designed for Dining Spo News :45--Foster Brooks 6:50--Did I Say That? 6:55--~CBC Commen! 7:00--Lorne Greene. News 7 :00--Request Performance 7: BH er Q. 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CJBC CEDO 7 :30--International House Party WBEN CHUM CEDO WKBW BL | million horrors of Oswiecim -- and BC [noted Bratislava lawyer said. CFRB CBL KDO 8:30--News CHUM Waring Show SBI WEEN, 'anada--Tal WBEN sl CFRB 1 190--Dominion' News Bulletin CJBC Gypsy CBL WEBW-CFRB-WGR- WBEN-CKEY Pup 10, KIN® PRATT RRS RYXIH ATR bee 0 OLD gine aries "Your father was certainly right at our wedding when he said the oi only <b over but the billing was really getting started!" 11:30--Music Room WEBW 11:30--+Martin Tobin Tune Time WGR 11:30---WBEN Presents WBEN 11:30--Norm. Harris Orch. CBL MIDNIGHT EN --CFRB--WGR CFR! 12 :05--Desgin er Listening WBEN 12:15--George Town Orch. CFRB 12:15--Martin Tobin's Tune Time WGR 12:30--News CFRB DO | 12:55--News 12:55--News 1:00--News Jews Wish To Vacate Slovakia (This is another of a series of dispatches from Slovakia and Hun- gary by Daniel de Luce, roving AP correspondent now touring coun- tries the Soviet sphere), By DANIEL DE LUCE Bratislava, Slovakia -- (AP)--The Jew who first told the world of the was doubted by his own race -- is leading the Zionist campaign of mi- gration in Slovakia today. Dr. Vojtech' Winterstein reports that 110,000 Slovakian Jews were exterminated during the war. Of M | the 30,000 survivors, he claims that 60 per cent have formally signified their desire to go to Palestine. "I'm going myself next year," Je "I'm through with Europe where people still mutter 'stinking Jew' behind my back." - Since the spring of 1945 he has supervised the departure of 1,500 Jews for the Holy Land where, he admitted, "most arrived illegally according to British regulations." Besides pleading the Zionist cause, Dr. Winterstein is engaged in fight- ing for complete restitution of for- w (mer Jewish property in Slovakia. He estimated the property's cur- rent replacement value was approx- imately $50.000,000 of which only 10 per cent had been restored to Jews. In 1942, he directed a clandestine Jewish intelligence service from the EY | Bratislava ghetto which collected the first authentic reports of the i) mass murder of Jews in Nazi camps in Poland." (Oswilecim, in South- DO | western Poland, was the most no- Bo | torious of these). The reports were so staggering to the civilized mind that foreign Jewish organizations waited several months before lending them cre- dence. Then they charged the L | German government with the larg- est massacres in history. Dr. Winterstein, who was arrested seven times, had been active mean- while in trying to save Hungary's Jews through ransoms paid to Himmler's Gestapo. At last sent to dreaded Theresienstad by the Germans, he was liberated a few months later in 1945, by the Soviet army. STATISTICIANS London, July 28-- (Reuters) --M than 75 statisticians from m than 30 countries will discuss wdys and means of co-ordinating labor OKEY | statistics throughout the world OFRB | when they Ww | 10 days be, eet at Montreal for ing Aug. 4, in the sixth session of. the international = | conference of labor statisticians, The English language contains more than 700,000 words. HARRY D. WILSON Hardware ~ Will Be Closed FOR STAFT HOLIDAYS -- From -- Rugust Ist to August 9th Re-opening Monday, August 11th FHEATRES TODAY Biltmore -- "3 Little Girls in Blue" 205, 450, 7.30, 10.15. "Johnny Comes Flying Home" 1.00, 3.45, 6.25, 9.10. Last com- plete show at: 9.10. Marks -- "Johnny O'Clock" at 1.30, 3.40, 5.50, 8.00, 10.10. Last complete show at 9.35. Regent -- "Dead of Night" -- 146, 3.45, 5.45, 740, 9.40. Last complete show 8.55. Friendly Slav-Bulgar Pact Seen Sofia, July 28--(AP)--Georgi Di- mitrov, Bulgaria's Communist pre- mier, said in an interview with the Athens Communist paper Rizos- pastis available here that Bulgaria in the "not distant future" would conclude a treaty of friendship, collaboration and mutual ald with Yugoslavia. He said Bulgaria had "sincere feelings and sympathies" toward Greece but suffered from constant border provocations, though she did "not interfere in Greek internal affairs." "The present neo-Fascist reaction, which by means of foreign aid caus- ed the Greek civil war," he declar- ed, "is a constant danger for Balkan peace." Dimitrov said that "not mutual ideological reasons but the vital and supreme national interests of Bul- garia dictate imperatively the clos- est friendship and co-operation with the Soviets." He pronounced himself convinced that the Slav countries together with what he called other forces of world democracy would be the mightiest "barrier against attempts to prepare a new war for world mastership of one or another im- perialistic country." 600 Persons Get X-Ray Tests At Lions Clinic PAULINE DELINE ndent Newcastle, July 19--Mr, P, Hare, president of the Newcastle Lion's Club, the executive and members, wish to thank the ladies who gave their time in carrying out the cleri- cal duties in connection wth the re- cent chest -Xray clinic sponsored by the Club. Their appreciation is extended to Mrs, R. Gibson who was convener of the group. Mrs. A, F. Hare, Miss Cora Butler, Miss H. A. Mason, Miss Ruth Hancock, Miss Irene Rinch, Mrs, H. Ward, Mrs. M. Sallows, Mrs, J, Nesbitt, Mrs. P. Hare, Mrs, M. Gogerty, Mrs. 8. Brown, Miss F. Densem and Miss E. Lockard. The clinic proved to be a great success with nearly 600 persons be- ing X-rayed. Nephew Accidentally Killed Mrs, Fred Graham received word last week that her nephew in Re- gina had been accidently killed by his truck. He was the son of Mrs. D. Parker (formerly Miss D. Wal- ton) and the sympathy of her many friends in Newcastle goes out to the bereaved mother in her great loss. The Golden Rule Mission Band held their annual tea on Saturday, July 19, in the United Church 8. S. Hall, The tea consisted of a delicious salad, small cakes and tea was serv- ed from four until six. Judging from the report given by the leaders Mrs. A. Laking and Mrs. M. Sallows, it was its usual success both finan- cially and socially. The mumps have really taken the limelight in the vilage during the past ten days or so. Even your cor- respondent decided to keep up with the fashions, unfortunately it does't improve one's appearance so I think I'll take mine back. Several other people have the same idea. A word to the wise housewife. Better do that raspberry jam now even if the prices are exorbitant. The farmers tell us that with this continued rain the berries are rot= ting on the bushes. Personals Mrs. Harry Ward, Marjorie Toms and Pauline Deline, journeyed to Toronto last Thursday evening to attend the birthday party of Master Dean Friedlander. Mrs. Bthel Fettis, Chicago, Ill, is vacationing with her two broth- ers, Messrs. Norman and Art Toms and sister-in-law, Mrs. Herb Toms. Mrs, Archie Riddell, Sharbat Lake, and son Bill, spent a few days with Mrs. W. Delifie. Mrs. W. H. Cooke entertained Pauline Deline and Messrs. Harold, Frank and Ted Hoar to dinner on Sunday. Mrs, Willlam Beatty, Rochester, N. ¥, and Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Valleau, Oshawa, visited their cou- sin, Mrs. H. Cooke. Mrs. Harold Carr, Port Credit, is home for two weeks with her moth- er, Mrs. H. Cooke. Mr. and Mrs. H. S Britton, Neil and Miss Ray Venner, spent a few days with Dr. and Mrs. H. Mac- Donald at their cottage, Carnarvon. Ruth Bonathan, Toronto, is home on holidays. Mr. and Mrs. M. Sallows and Mr. and Mrs, N. Harrison spent last week at a cottage at Apsley, On- tario. Mrs. Walter Deline spent Wed- nesday in Toronto. Mrs, Patterson, Orono, is spend- ing a few days with her daughter, Mrs. A. Pearce, Miss Carolyn Friedlander spent last week at Newtonville, visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. Farrow. Miss Barbara Bonathan has been accepted as a student nurse at Lon- don General Hospital, London, Ont, Barbara leaves on August 19th to commence her training. Barbara Bonathan is vacationing with Mr. and Mrs, Dan Griffith, Hamilton, Ontario. Miss H. A. Mason is holidaying with cousins at Lake Couchiching. Mrs. Frank Atkinson, Stouffville, has been staying with her mother, OFFERING YOU FAST, PLEASANT SERVICE FROM TORONTO and LONDON CLEVELAND ALL FLIGHTS ON STANDARD TIME For full particulars: telephone Adelaide 5231 Toronto OR YOUR TRAVEL 'AGENT TRANS CANADA 4: Zor PASSENGER o AIR MAIL ® AIR EXPRESS Mrs, E. McKenzie during the ab- sence of Mr. and Mrs, H. 8. Britton. Miss Arestra Martin, Toronto, is home on two week's vacation, Mrs. B. Hunter, Toronto, has been the guest of Miss C. Butler, Mr, and Mrs. Chas. pr sion and family, have been visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Bert Brereton. Judy Atkinson and Stewart Vo- gue, Stouffville, were Sunday guests of fu and Mrs. H. 8. Britton, Harold Deline, Toronto, was _-- for the week-end. Messrs. Harold, Frank and Ted Hoar, were home for the week-end. Miss Jean Holmes and friend, Toronto, are spending the week with Mr, and Mrs, W. Holmes. Disintegration Of Rotor Kills 2 Pittsburgh, July 28 %--(AP)--Distne tegration of an electric motor rotor at high speed in the Westinghouse Electric Coporation's Pittsburgh Pian 1 has claimed a second woman Mary Ellen Sweeney, 36, one of - five workers injured as the roto | shook itself to bits under tremend. ° ous vibration after a rotor pole gave way died in hospital, Helen Chizmar, 26, was killed instantly : in the accident. : Error Gains $533 For Mutuel Clerk Oceanport, N.J.,, July 28 (AP)-- J. M., Birmingham, who sells mutuel tickets at Monmouth Park, made a istake the other day that paid off He punched out three $5 tickets on Mr. Flip in the first race and then discovered they were not the ones the customer wanted. He tried to sell the three tickets, but couldn't find any customers--nobody thought much of Mr. Flip's chances. Finally Birmingham paid for them himself, Mr, Flip ran first, paid $71.10 for each $2 ticket. Men Get Terms Women Sob, Flee Hamilton, July 28--(CP)--Two Hamilton youths were sentenced here in the armed robbery last week of a local branch of the Industrial Loan and Finance Company. John Sudek, 18, received two years less one day definite and two years less a day indefinite in the Ontario Reformatory at Guelph. Sudek's sentence caused two women, pre- sumably relatives, to run sobbing from the court. Sudek's accomplice, Paul Staniuk, 23, was sentenced to three years in penitentiary. no the Float? or DETROIT FACING GRAND CIRCUS PARK The Tuller, a modern hotel for those who want the best! Cone venient to Offices, Theaters, and Shops. Friendly, courte- ous service and real Hotel Comfort, The Tuller Coffee Shop or Cafeteria for your Dining Pleasure at modest prices. It pays to stay at Hotel Tuller. VISIT Our COCKTAIL LOUNGE ONE OF DETROIT'S FINEST 800 ROOMS i 11 WITH BATH FROM "'OTEL TULLER HARRY F. O'BRIEN, Mgr ) « TODAY and TOMORROW mn TECHNICOLOR Po starring June Haver George Montgomery Vivian Blaine Seleste Holm Vera-Ellen Frank Latimore "JOHNNY COMES FLYING HOME" JOHNNY DESTROYED WHAT GOT IN HIS WAY. . and that went double far women | Ealing Studios ons stars including MICHAEL REDGRAVE GOO0GIE WITHERS MISRVIN JOHNS BASIL RADFORD NAUNTON WAYNE SALLY ANN HOWES ROLAND CULVER FREDERICK VALK Extra! Excellent Short "DON'T BE A SUCKER" & Latest Canadian News Events