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PAGE EIGHT ee) THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1947 On The Air Tonight and Wednesday TAFE-A.DAY We KEY "0 Won 550 580 TORONTO CFRB CBC) RONTO OSHAWA BUFFALO "CHUM CEKDO WKBW (ABC) 1050 140 1529 TUESDAY EVENING :00--Candlelight and Silver B Em Vater . les bs 6:00--News WGR s :00---News ows WEBW 6-00-1030 Serenade CHUM 6:00--~News CKEY 6: 2 -Vigary Parade CBL dc |! Bam CREY Bel ove | 8:05--Make KEW CEDO WGR WBEN CFRB CHUM : WGR 6:15--Tello-Test WEKBW 6:15--News and Farm Market Survey 1. 6:20--What's Your Beeld 6:20] on Sport CKDO CFRB CHUM WBEN 6:30--Sig. Sm! WKBW 6:30--Raiph Hubuelt, Sports WGR 6:30--Jim Hunter, News 6:30--Serenade 6:30--News 6:30--Supper Club 6: Gallas in Melody 6: Did I Say That? anadian Commentaries Robert Q. Supper Club ae Sports Today TA0_Taternational H tne Party WHEN Internation: louse y CHUM 7:30--Bob Crosby 7:35--World of 8; 7:45--Toronto Today 7:45--S8ingin' Sam 3 :45--Robert Trout News 7:45--Home Folks Frolic 7:45--All-Star Show. 7:45--Sweet 8:00--Musical Program 8: 00--yapous News and Views CJBC 3 :00--Ad CEKEY erts 8:30--Report from Parliament mh 8:30--~Mr. and Mrs. North CFRB 8:30--The Weather Man Sar OBL 8:30--Allen Roth 8:30--A Date With Judy WBEN 8:30--Mr, and Mrs. North WGR 8:30--Berkshire Festival Concerts WEBW 8:45--Let's Waltz 8:45--Remember Time 8:55--Novatime 8:55--Bill Henry. News 9:00--News 8: 00--We the People The Story Goes Strings 10:00--Museum of Modern Music 10:00--~CBC National News CBL 10:00--Adventure of Philip Manowe EN 10:00--Philip Marlow WBEN 10:15--Economic CBL 10:30--Hoosler CJBC 10:30--Roly Young CFRB 19:30 21 0 costar Square to Old Broad- Rom! 10:30--An. "Evening with berg CKEY WEBW WGR CJBC CEDO CKEY gs YN 10:30--Baseball Game 0: n He: 10:40--Joe Ckrysdale Sports 10:45--Tony the Troubadour 1035 Headiiaors 11:00--Dominion News Bulletin Bo 31:00 Musical CBL 11:00] -CFRB-WGR- -CKEY 11:05--Milkey Lester Show 11:10--Rexallites 11:10--News Analysis Score 11:10--Army Board 11:15--Cristie's Wax Works cert Stars 11:25--Late Sports 33% Fistor Lombardo Orch, Ha Mus Room 1130 Martin Tobin Tune Time WGR }}i3¢--WREN Presents WBEN 11:30--Norm. Harris Orch. OBL MIDNIGHT 6:00--News . 6:00-=Morning Jamboree 6:00--550 6:05--Top o' the Morning 6:10--Clint Buehiman 6:30 Reporter 6:30--Terry Washburn 6: Press News ews News nalon) Clock Lew Parker Comedy Sunrise Roundup a Unity Vie Melody Highlight 0-- Louis Fischer, News Ralph Snyder Show :00--Pezcolator Parade WBEN 00--~CBC News and Interlude CBL J0--News Jim Hunter CFRB :05--1050 Hit Parade 8:10--Livestock Review 8:10--Hal Kelly. Sports 8: 15 Morning Siterodics 8:15--New, 8: 15--Mustcal Clock (S Kenney) 8: 15--Cltat Buel iin 000m N gad '8 351050 Hit Parade 8:40--Percolator Parade 8:45--Gospel Singer 8:50--=News °° M | 0:35-- 10:45--David All Time Hit Parade :05--Music in the Morning 3410 Novas! ime 9 '45--Melodte Sketches 9:50--News 10:00--Midmorning Melodies 10:00--~Ann Adam Homecrafters 10:00--News 10:00--Look Your Best cong |10:00--Larry Upon ° 10:25--Hymns of all Churches 10:30--June Dennis 10:30--~Rom, of Evelyn Winters 10'30--Road of Life 10.30 ger codes Mackay 10:30--New: 10 30--patterns is Melody 10:30--Press 10:35--Piano Interlude 10 :35--Morning Melodies 's Music Shop Harum 10:45--Music in Marchtime 10'45--Joyce Jordan. M.D WBEN Ww | [0:45--Listening Post WEBW---CJBC 10:45--Jane Weston 00--Road of Life :00--Consumer News . ning Vari Brefutass in ey ood Fred Wi Show Arthur Godires an Fowler Look Your Best Make Believe Ballroom Big Sister and Bob O0-- tty 30--Cy Mack's Time Out i 30_Galen Drake 11:30--Grand Slam CBL 11:30--Adventures of Perry Mason 11:30--Say It With Music 11:30--Chuck Wagon Serenade 11:30--Jack Berch Mus. Show 11:35--Stork Club of the Air 11:45--Do You Remember M | 11:45--Voice of Memory 11:45--Laura Limited 11:45--Ted Malone 11:45--Rosemary 11:45--Lora Lawton 11:50--News WEDNESDAY 12:00--~Wendy Warren News 12:00--Welcome Travellers 12°15--Luncheon Music 12:15--Star for Today 'CJBC CEDO AFTERNOON WGR WEKBW WBEN CFRB CEDO CHUM CKEY CB} CHUM 12:15--Real Stories from Real Life CJBC La: #$--Aunt J 2:15--Reading 'tween the Lines 13 15--Lucy Linton 12:20--Music Box 12:30--Lorne Greene (News) 12:30--Press News 12:30--World at Noon enny B | 12: NS Latneon Club 12:30--New; 12: 30--ont Farm Broadcast 13 30 CHUM Valley Prograc ey Program 12:40--Luncheon Music bre :40--H Te - Reporter Olly wt Iz :45--Big 8 2:45--S8ingin' 13 :45--Walter Bowles 12:45--~Women's Page of the Air 12:45--Our Gal Sunday 12:55--Hits of the Day 1:00--~CBC News 1:00--Novatime 1:00--Kitchen Party 1:00--News 1:00--To The Ladies 1:00--By. 1:00--Big 1:05--Concert Favorites 1:05--Tops in Pi 1:15--A to Z in Novelty 1:15---NBC Concert Orch, :15--~Ma Perkins :30--News 30--Young Brctor Malone rifin "30--Music Han Varieties :30--Sally Work y "omposers' % Fn Waltzes i World : Tore Doctor Malone )0--Dr. : 0h nanan tannin br) &8 '15--8Styles in Rhythm :15--Perry Mason 2:30--Parade of Melody 2:30--Lone Journey 2:30--Musically Yours 2:30--Bride and Groom hy Tim: 2 Li Bt Cot th Soria rm of the Worl %0=%ello -Test 3:00 New 3 00--Double or Nothing 3:00--Life Can Be Beautiful 3:00--Keith Sherriff Show 3:00--Ladles Be Seated WGR WHEN CEBY CJBC WKBW, WGR Corn Ci Tree ona and - Starlet C CHUM | 11:30--Concert Music 3:00--Frank Herbert Concert Hour 3:30] with Keaton 3:30--Paul Whiteman Club 3:30--Pepper Young's Family CBL--WBEN 333 Parade of Melod 30 Parade ot elod! frm re nton mp! t to Happiness WB! :05--Clul :10--Alirlane Trio a Hien Tide inner Take All H Dallas 18_ Women in Doliiles Eddy Duchi Wid sggaskEzeeces 4:45--News 4:55--Matinee Miniature 4:55--Interlude 5:00--House Party 5:00--Veterans' Varieties $:00--Terry and the Pirates CHUM CEKDO M p w 304 :00--The +10:30--Music by Martin CEDO WGR CBL 5:45--Sammy Kaye 5:45--Frank Parker Show 5:45--Rural Route No. 9 WEDNESDAY EVENING 6:00--Press CEDO ¢ :00--News WBEN-WGR- WEBW-CKEY Make Believe Ballroom CEKEY ¢: :10--Clary Settell Sao tii g Lo ss 3 i 3 0 15 Bp BHR AINSS ing '45_Richard C. Hottelet :45--BBC News 6: :50--Did I Say That? Ft 7:00--Lorne on 7:00--News 7:00--Jumpin' Jacks 3 001050 Varieties 7: b 2 ae Pp Club bert Q Lewis Show WG B :00--~Edmund Hockridge Sings BL ory 3: 05--Make Believe Ballroom y---Sports : 'oday 7:15--Accent on Music 7:25--Off the Beaten Track 7:30--~Norman Harris Trio 7:30--Club 1 ampbell's 7:30--Boyd Valleau CEDO 7:30--International House Party WBEN.| e WEKBW 7:30--The Lone Ranger 7:30--Make Believe Ballroom 7:30--News 7:30--~Bob Crosby Show 7:30--Ethel and Albert 7:35--World of Sport 7:45--Robert Trout News 7:45--Midweek Review 7:45--Sweet Music : Fro 8:00--American Melody Hy 8:00--Gramps 8:00--Crime Club 8:00--String Time 8 :00--People Who Do Things 8:00--Lum "n Abner 8:00--On Stage 8:00--Music for Moderns 8:15--Expert Opinion 8:15--Municipal Forum 8:15--~Bobby Doyle Show 8:30--The Nation's Business 8:30--Allen Roth 8:30--Dr, Christian 8:30--Summer Souvenirs 8:30--Opportunity Knocks 8:30--Paul Whiteman Assembly WEKBW 8:30--News CHUM 8 30 Voice of St. Joh CKEY 8:30--Summerfield Band Concert WBEN 8:45--Labor and Industry 8:45--Police Safety Talk 8:53--Music 35s Hoary, News 9:00--Be Mustoal Programme So The Story CBL CKEY CKEY WGR CJBC CKEY WEKBW WGR ld sighs rot "There's a » guy who doesn't know the Since Tetons. a stalactite and a stalagmite!" Loniaw Sales Set Record A new all time record for sales and an improvement in net pro- fits are reported by Loblaw Gro- ceterias Co., Limited for the fis- cal year ended May 31, 1947. M | Sales of 53,846,762 are an in- crease of 11.99 per cent over the previous peak of $48, 080,540 es- tablished in the preceeding year. Operating profits of $2,617,689, including investment income of $11,477, are up from $2,318,755. After increasing the reserve for depreciation to $273,701 , from $265,434, provision for income and excess profits taxes to $835, v 000 from $756,000 and providing DO [$190,000 for employees pension fund, their remained net earnings of $1,218,889, equal to $1.47 a share on the combined Class "A" and "B" shares, compared wit $1,097,321, or $1.33 a share, for the year ended June 1, 1946, An amount of $73,105 was realized on life insurance policies and af- ter payment of $1,035,445 or $1.- 25 a share in dividends earned Ww surplus at May 31, 1947 'was mo- derately higher at $4,643,044, In his report to shareholders, DO 13. Milton Cork, President, states 9:15--Normsn Cloutier 9:15--Civil Aviation 9:30--Victor Record Album DO 9:30---Eddy Albert Show CYBO-WENY ize, Incentives 9:30--Music to Remember CFRI 9:30--Ford Show with Meredith Whson 9:30--Symphony for Strings 9:30--Mr. District Attorney 10:00--Phil Silvers 10:00--Music_of Manhattan 10:00--The Whistler wa Blg Story 10:00--CBC Nagjonal News 10: 18Talk By A, E. Corbett 10:30--New! 10: 30_Summer Theatre 10:30--Doorway t6° Life 10:30--Summer Theatre 10:30--Light Out 10:30--Ross Pratt--Planist CBL 10:30--Latin American Serenade CJBC 10: . Sports CKEY 11:00--Musical 11:00--News WBEN 11:00--Dominion Network News CJBC 11:05--Mickey Lester Show WE WGR : tes CFRB 11: 15--Cristie's Wax Works CJBC 11:15--S8portsman's Show CB. 11:15--Joe Wesp, Ironic Reporter Wak 11:15--Household Reveries WB 11:15--Dance Orchestra 11:15--Joe el. Sports WKBW 11:25--Late sports Column WEEN 11:30--Martin Tobins June Time WGR 11:30--Invitation to Mus CFRB 11:30--Music_ Room WEBW 11:30--Your United Nations WBEN 12:00--C: News Bulletin CBL 12: 00 News Soay it With Music 45 a.m. 12 Ls --WGR 12:05--£nooky Lanson Show WBEN 12:05--Nocturne CFRB 12:15--Martin Tobins Tune Time WGR 12:15--Leo Brown Orch, CFRB WBEN WBEN WBEN WKB' WGR Start Construction cz: Of Atomic Oven EN--CB Hot House w! th ene Rae CJBC k N CFRB CBL LLL TREY CFRB CEDu o CFRB BH -- Women's News Comme._.ary CBL 53 WBEN CHUM | yse will be producing JBC | materials for study of lif L | es, metals and dise, WEBW---CJBC 5:00--News 5:00--Wnen a Girl Marries 3 Dena dl udio Party 5:15--~CRA A, Report 5:15--Portia Faces Life 5:15~High News Hit Parade 5:10--~Meetin' With Keaton :15--8ky King 20-Maks Believe B "20. F with the Jesters : oes Im magine :30--Just Plain Bill 30--Jack Armstrong 5:30--Treasury Bandstand 5:45--Front Page Farrell 3 45--High Newsreel 5:45---Jimmie Allen 5:45--Cocktalls for Two CKEY WBEN Brookhaven, N.Y. Aug. 12.--(A P)--Building of the first atomic oven erected in peacetime, dedicat- ed to use of nuclear energy in peacetime tasks, began here yester- day in a ground-breaking ceremony at the Brookhaven National La- boratory. o This oven or' 'pile, s0 named be- cause it is composed largely of graphite bricks, is expected to~be in operation within a year. main radjoactive process , including cancer, THe atomic pile fmakes possible controlled chain reactions started by spontaneous release of neutrons --one of the fundamental particles of matter--from Uranium 235. Plu- tenium for A-bombs is made in the pile. But this oven also produces numerous valuable radioactive sub- stances by the bombardment of dif- ferers kinds of atoms with neu- ns, EXPECT MORE PENSIONERS Port Arthur, Aug. 12--(CP) -- A 20 per cent increase in the number of old age pensioners can be expect- Bed in Ontario as a result of new legislation now in effect, Welfare Minister W. A. Goodfellow said in CHUM an interview yesterday, w | dities at prices the gradual abatement of war- ti. e controls has had a beneficial po | effect on the food industry. The rise in prices has been moderate and pricesvhave tended to stabil- have also been supplied for the production of items in short supply. The return of more plentiful supplies of mer. chandise throughout the coming year should ultimately bring about lower prices, with keen competition resulting to the ad- vantage of all -consumers. The company's well-established mer- chandising policy of selling the highest quality of food commo- consistent with sound business principles will be maintained, . The rapid and growth of the business sustained made it imperative to acquire additional |, warehouse and manufacturing accommodation, continues the President,sThe erection of a man. ufacturing and processing build. ing with accommodation for of- L |fices and modern fruit and vege- table warehouse is under consid- eration. To offset the high cost of doing business, every effort is being made to improve operating L | efficiency, The program of expansion {is being restricted to such sites as are considered essential, explains Mr, Cork. Six new store buildings are now in the course of erection, and many others will follow when uncertain and excessive building costs have been minimized, Dure CcFRB | ing the past fiscal year, the com- pany commenced modernizing some of the presently operated w Stores with excellent results. The remodelled stores not only provi. ded an increased capacity for handling business, but, at the same time, gave better ,shopping service to customers, It is propo- sed to continue this general po- licy in the year ahead, Liquid position continues strong, with the ratio of current assets to current liabilities be- ing 2.4 to 1, Working capital of $3,775,047 at May 31, 1947, re- flecting capital expenditures for modernization purposes, com- pares with $3,991, 700 at June 1, 1946. Current assets total $6, 545,282 ar' current liabilities $2,770,2 7, while fixed assets, less depreciation of $3,930,104, are carried at $3,744,411, an in- crease of $519,074 over a year ago, '| Aid Japan's Ecgnomy With World War Booty 'Washington, Aug. 12 -- (AP) -- The Far Eastern Commission, on which Canada is' represented, has ruled in a policy decision that an Allied-seized stock of Japanese gold and jewels valued at more than $137,000,000 might be used to help finance a revival of Japan's peace economy. The ruling was made by the 11- power commission in a directive covering Japen's foreign trade pol- icles for the immediate future. It said that the precious metals and jewels ultimately should be dispos- ed of as reparations, but added: "In the meantime values of such Japanese assets should be pre- served, but such assets themselves may be used as means of acquir- ing foreign exchange to aid in fi- nancing production programs de- signed to contribute to the revival of productivity in a Japanese peace economy." Army Hospital Patients Increase Ottawa authorities this week dis- that although the number of Its being treated in Army hos- pitals has increased approximately 7 per cent in the past few weeks, there has been a marked reduction in the number of soldiers being treated in other than Army hospi- Figures released reveal that as of July 18, there were only 29 Arty personnel in DVA hospitals, 17 in the R.CAF, hospital at Rockcliffe, Ont., and five in RCN hospitals at Halifax, N.S. snd Esquimalt, B.C. As a result of a number of re- cent transfers of patients from these and other hospitals to Army institutions, the "average daily bed occupancy in Army hospitals has jumped from approximately 250 to 300, authorities said. U.S. Visitors Rush For Canadian Dollars Niagara Falls, Ont. Ont, Aug. 12 -- (CP)--Border United States resi- dents were reported rushing to their banks today to exchange U. 8, dol- lars for Canadian money and get the benefit of an unofficial 7% per cent discount on Canadian currency. Most were reported to be shoppers bound for Canadian border towns or for vacations in Canada. Banks in Niagara Falls, N. Y., and Buffalo were reported unable to fill the flood of requests for Canadian dollars. One Buffalo bank which last week reported less than $1,000 in Canadian funds usually carried more than $60,000 in Dominion cur. rency, HUNT MISSING PLANE Halifax, Aug. 12--(CP)-- Sixteen aircraft, nine civilian, five R.CAF. and two navy, swept over densely forested areas of Western Nova Sco- tian and Eastern New Brunswick yesterday hunting some trace of a missing fleet Canuck aircraft with two men aboard. The pontoon- equipped fleet, en route from Hali- fax to Fredericton, carried John MacLean, of Hopewell, N. 8, pilot, and Norman Crewe of nearby Wa. verley, passenger. EYTTENINT ' TODAY Biltmore -- "Saratoga Trunk" 2.35, 6.01, 9.27. "My Gal Loves Music" 1.30, 4.56, 8.22. Last complete show at 8.22. Marks -- "Smash-Up" 1.10, 3.20, 5.30, 7.40, 9.50. Last complete' show at 9.25. Regent -- "The Imperfect Lady" 1.30, 3.25, 5.20, 7.20, 9.15. Last complete 'show 8.50, > ION hran® 5. 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