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PAGE TEN THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1947 'On The Air Tonight and Thursday TORONTO TORONTO "CKEY CBL (WBC-CBS) 580 (0 BUF¥ALO WGR (€BS) 550 BUFFALO TORONTO WBEN gee BC a "ide TORONTO CFRB (CBS-CBC) 860 TORONTO OSHAWA BUFFALO CHUM CKDO WKBW (ABC) 1050 1240 529 WEDNESDAY EVENING 6:00--Candle Light and Sliver es 6: :00--Victor,; 6:00--Press CKDO 6:00--News WBEN-WGR-WEBW- "ORES 6:05--Mako Believe Ballroom 6:10--Clary BSettell 6:10--Parade of Melody 6:10--Tune Time 6:10--Hot off the Wires 6:10--Odditles in the News 'Tello-Test '15--Preview with Music B20--Whavs, Yous Bel? 0-- , Jim Hun 8:3 ews, wore $30~Daviy, Street Song Shop hd enin| 6.30--Easy Lis! g SHA -6; Si30--Report on Spots 0--Enchan ne 1C. 6:40--Wes McKnignt's Sports. FRB 6:45--Foster Brooks WKBW "6:45--Lowell Thomas 6:45--BBC New: 6:55--International Sommentary ,7:00--Kesten's Corner "7:00--N 5 8 Te' Jacks 7:00--Mystery of the Week «7:00--Sweet Music 7:05--Make Belleve Ballroom .7:10--Interlude wesY :15--News--Farm Market 6:30--Sig Smith Sports *6:30--Ralph Hubbell, os i | :40--Parade of Melody i. +6:45--Three Star Extra "6:50--Did I Say That? 7 Lome Greene (News) 7:00--Supper Club dge Bi CBE 7:00--Edmund Hockridge Sings CEKEY 7:15--Tony the Troubador 7:15--Jack Smith Show WGR--CFRB 7:15--The Little Show CEDO oli 15--News of the World WBEN 7:15--Sports Today L 7:25--Introducing Wednesday Went BL. "%:30--A Christmas Cantata CBL "7:30--Club 15--Bob Crosby CFRB--WGR 27:30--Music for Moderns CKDO 7:30--International House Party WBEN 7:30--The Lone Ranger WEKBW ~7:30--Ethel and Albers 7:45--Queer. Quirks .7:45--Edward R. Murrow News 7:45--Christmas Fantasy 7:45--Toronto Today 7:50--The Toppers 8:00--American Melody Hour _8:00--Dennis Day Show 8:00--American Melody +8:00--Dennis Day Show 8:00--Talk by Hector Balitho "8:00--Mayor of The Town "8:00--Dennis Day Show -8:00--Allen Roth ..8:15--Citlzens' "8:30--Ray Bloch *8:30--Dr. Christian ~8:30--Spin to Win 8:30--Opportunity Knocks 8:30--Vox Pop 8:30--On Stage 8:30--The Great Gildersleeve 8:45--Fire Prevention Talk 8:55--DB1l1 Henry. News 9:00--Abbott & Costello WEBW 9:00--The Mayor of the Town CJBC 9:00--News CEDO 9:00--Duffy's Tavern 9.00--The Old Gold Show +9:00--London Playhouse 9:00--Nativity Songs 9:15--Spivak Serenades 9:30--Victor Record Album 9:30--Concert Hall ~9:30--Curtain Time 9:30--Yes or No--Champ -9:30--Sweeney and March . District "Attorney Hour +10: JS S50 News Roundup B30--N 0:30--Open Hearing 0.30--Henry Morgan 30:30~Don Haskett Sings 10:30--Listen to Lelbert 10:30--Albert Pratz, Violinist 10:30--Jimmy Durante Show WBEN 10:30--Quiet Please CJBC 10:40--Joe o Clyadale Sports 3 :45--Pr! { 45--80 The Story Goes 0:53--Romantic Cyclon 0:55--Sports News 1:00--Intermezzo CBL 31:00--News WAR---WEBW WBEN----CKEY: :00--Dominion Network News CJBO 8h CKEY WEKBW WGR 11 CFRB 115 Christies Wax Works CJBC 1.15--~Rhythm Review CBL 1:15--Joe Wesp, 'Reporter :15--Parliament Report 1:15--Joe Hasel, Sports 11:15--Late Sports 1:25--Hamburg Races 1:25--Late 3ports Column 1:30--Elleen Farrell with Orch, B 1:30---Music Room @WEBW 1:30--Bert Nlosi's Orch. CBL 1:30--Martin Tobins Tune Time WGR 1:30--Your United Nations WBEN #3 5--Martin Tobins Tune Time WGR .00--News. House Party CKEY :00--CBC News Bulletin CBL :00--News CFRB--WBEN--WGR 32:05~Snooky Lanson Show WBEN 32:05--Sammy Kaye Orch, CFRB 12:15--Martin Tobins T'une Time WGR 12:30--News CFRB :45--Lennie Herman Quintet WBEN :45--Pelham Heath Orch. WBEN WBEN :35--~News 12:55--News WEBW 1:00--News--House Party CKEY 1:00--News WGR 2.00--News. Say it with Music CKEY THURSDAY MORNING 5:00--Uncle Ervin 5:30--News .5:30--550 Reveille *5:35--Uncle Ervin .5:50--News 5:55--Band Music 3:00--News 6:00--Morning Jamboree ,8:00--News :05--Uncle Ervin 6:10--Clint Buehiman «8:25--Hymn For The Day ,8:30--Press News "8:30--News 6:30--Farm Reporter 6:35--Uncle Ervin :40--Ridin' the Ran "45--Breakfast at Chum 843 --Coryel ospel Singer 55--CBC Ai :55--Hymn For The Day :00--News--Musical Clock 7: News 7:00! '00--Ralph Snyder Show 7:00--Breakfast Melodies 5--Top o' the Morning 7:15~Clint Bueh!man :15--Terry Washburn :30--Headlines :30--Press News 4.30--Breakfast at Chum :30--CBC News :30--~News--Musical Sock :35--Breakfast Melodl :35--Lew Parker Comedy 40--Top o' the Morning a Rercolnlor Parade erry Washburn J:45--Unity Viewpoint 1:50--News & fs poris Roundup "q:55--Melody nlight 8:00--News iii f Martin Agronaxy artin :00--New: 2 0. 100 Raipn Soyder Show B:00--CBC New: C 05 Breakfast at :10--Hall Kelly Sports :10--Livestock Review :15--Clint Buehiman :15--Coffee Time :15--Morning Devotions im, Musical Clock ews 20--Terry Washburn ' :30--Press News 8:30--Breakfast Time Tunes :30--News :30--Front Row Centre 8:30--Musical* March Past 8:35--Breakfast at CHUM 8:45--Gospel Singer 8:45--8acred Heart 8:50--News 8:55--It's a Racket 9 Mum for Thursday, 9:00 9:00--Breakfast Club 9:00--Breakfast Club / Radio Station | C KDO'S "High Tide" Jubilee Jamboree e PRIZES RADIOS RECORD PLAYERS RECORD ALBUMS FRIDAY, DEC. 26th "BOYD VALLEAU and"His Orchestra Tickets 75¢ On Sale at Door! ANNI IZA [EASTERN ONTARIOS MOST UNUSUAL BALL ROOM | d DO Eisanfasy at CHUM CB WBEN- Hit Parade oREY The Morning CBL Club Gino Melodies CFRB WBEN Club CJBC CHUM Basket CKDO 9:45--8chool of the Air 9:45--Why of World Events 9: A Meloic Sketches 9:50--News 10:00--World of Fashion jo: 200---4nn AS bi 8 10° :05--Tommy Dorsey Show 10:05--Make Believe on 10:15--Song Parade josef cal ndergarten of the Alr 10:25--Magazine 10 10:30 News of the Air ( elyn Winters 230 Rats Attken 630 Bihelwyn m Hobbes : an, M.D 10: :45--Doroth: Kilgall 10:45--Life ny Ca. en Show 10:45--David H 10:45--Jane Weston : :55--Novelette i 100M usic For You 11 00--Emily Se Quiz Bodington : Tune Time k )--What's Your Beef? 30--Chuck Wagon Serenad :30--Grand Slam 2s " La 11; 30--News THURSDAY AFTERNOON 12:00--~Music for Mi. 12:00-- News--] Musto 0Y 12:00--N. Shore Farm Digest R 12:00--~Welcome Travellers is M880 News :00--~Wendy Warren--N 12: :00--Melody Ine. vs Dr. Frederick A. 3 351 uncheon Music Hodge uncheon at the No 12:20--Listen Ladies Than 2 :30--News CHUM. 12:30--Lorne Greene (News) 12: 20 orld at pon 1: Boor. ot Benn Mado en 12: 230 Dicneon Club en 12:30-- News 12:30--Dance Music 12:35--Luncheon Club 12:35--CHUM Valley Program 12:40--Rhythm 2 Rendezvous eRe usic for Th 1:00~Big siti Een For, e Ga 1: a i ng 1:15--Ma Perkins 1:15--Your Host 1:30--8ally Work 1:30--Melody Inc 1:30--News 1:35--Com; T's Corner 1:45--Young Doctor Malone 1:45--8ingalon, 1:45-- Guiding Signe CHUM [ 1:45--Three-Quarter Time 2:00--Schirallli Presents 2:00--Bernie Braden Story 2 Hai -nour Concert 2:00---N 2 {00-- Today" 's Children 2:00--Dr, Paul :00--Second Mrs. Burton oy Burke Show y Mason ack Berch Show : N nan in White :25--The Three Suns 28--Story of Holly Sloane :30--New: 30-- Look Your Best :30--Organ Reveries 2:30--Musically Yours Bride and i 2:30. 2:30--Look Your Bes :35--Salute to ine Nations :0Betty Crocker :45--Rose of my 'Dreams 5--The Second Mrs. Burton the World 3 }00--Double or Nothing 3:00--News 3:00--Frank Herbert Concert ur 3:00---CHUM Slogan Contest 3.00--Life Can Be Beautiful WBEN--CBL 3100-Ladies Be Seated WKBW 3:05--~Jerry Burke Show CK 3: 15--All-Star Dance Parade CKDO 3:15--Salon Concert CFRB 3:15--Ma Perkins 3:30--Pau¥ Whiteman club 3:30--News 3:30--Meetin' with Eoaton R 3:30--Pepper Young's Faml ally BN OBL 3:35--Casa Loma Time 335--CHUM Slogan Contest 3M5--Lucy SRM 4 ci Song 4:00--Jerry Sear 4 yy x Clock News 4: 8 Styles tn in Rhythm : Matinee 5--High Tide S5--sitella Dallas WBEN 5----Women's News Commentary CBL 3--School for Parents CBL Jones :30--Treasured Show :30--News :30--Thursday Recital :30--~Winner Take All 4:30--Ellery Queen 4:30--Hint Hunt 4.351050 Matinee 4:45--From the Classics 4 ung Widder Brown 4:45--Ni 4: "43_Dick x Tracy Show 4 :50--Republican Committee 'Matinee Miniatu: i :55--Interlude 5:00--News 5:00--Dick Tracy 5:00--Veterans' Varieties 5:00--~When A Girl Marries 5: :00--Ellis McLintock's Orch, Q 8 4: 4: 4: 4: 4 4 4 4 udio Party 5: 10-- Metin' With Keaton 5:15--Terrv and the Pirates 5:15--Santa Claus 5: 35 Easy Rhythm 3 115] ia Faces Life 5:25--Gondola Sidelights CFRB 5.30--Timothy and He Rabbits CBL 5:30--Parade of Melody CKDO 5:30--San! ta Claus 5:30--Parade of tars 5:30--Just Plain Bill 5:30--Make Believe Ballroom nt Page §:45--Lum 'N' Abner SPEED DEMON AT 70 Melbourne, Australia -- (CP) --A 70-year-old woman was re- cently stopped for speeding. She was travelling 70 m.ph, and took five 'blocks to bring the automo- bile to a halt. She said "She had no idea of the speed at which she was travelling." FAST 3-WAY RELIEF Offensive cough due to colds; smoking? Get this safe, prescrip- tion-type formula of proven cough- relief ingredients long used by doctors. Quick, prolonged relief 3 ways: 1. Eases throat fickle 2. Soothes raw, irritated membranes 3. Helps loosen phlegm Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators & Paperhangers (AF. of L.) Oshawa Local Union 1553 All Painters and Decorators' working at the trade are requested to attend a special meeting which will be held Wednesday, December 17th 8 P.M. ROOM 2, U.A.W. HALL SIMCOE STREET N., OSHAWA | It will be to your benefit to attend. CLAUD SLY Corres. Secretary H. COLNETT General Organizer SRnzRegel nRanzand Seog i 258 3 iS et Ra ERE, AREER e Readers' Views EXCISE TAXES "FINES" Editor, Times-Gazette, Dear Sir:-- Some critics of the government's economic policy would devalue our dollar and force Canadians to pay up to $150,000,000 a year in ex- change. But who gets the exchange and does it square accounts? An- FRB | swering the last question first: It does not. It is merely a "fine" to B | discourage importing and we must i eventually pay in goods. If the U. 8. doesn't accept our products in sufficient quantities to um | balance imports we go in the hole. B | We can evade responsibilities tem- porarily by mortgaging our natural resources and turning our industries over to them at a discount of 10%, or more as required. Who wants EN | Canadians to be hewers of wood Band drawers of water while the other fellow gets the profit? Will not withdrawal of profits, with no- thing coming back in return, make our exchange position progressive- ly worse? Some years ago when U. 8. citi- zens came as tourists or investors to buy our bonds they got the ex- change. But when we imported or- anges the shipper or grower didn't receive any more cash than he would if our money had not been devalued, The 10% exchange that Canadians paid extra went to the control board. Then when gold, copper, lumber, paper, fowl, ete. were shipped to the US, the US. market price was received in U.S. Granny to Get Present Children to Get Present London, Dec. 17. -- (CP) -- Sir Stafford Cripps, Chancellor of the Exchequer, told the Commons yes= terday that currency regulations forbid a Welsh granny from send- ing £2 ($8) to her grandchildren in Canada but later the House was informed that a Toronto man will see that the children get a Christ- mas gift anyway. Peter Freeman, Labor member for Newport, said the granny, an old-age pensioner, mailed £2 to her daughter in Canada "who was in urgent need of help at Christmas for her six children." The money was confiscated by customs officials and Freeman ask- ed if Sir Stafford would authorize repayment to the grandmother or allow the money © go to Canada. Sir Stafford said he could not let the money go forward under exist- ing regulations but it would be re- funded the sender. Freeman said the story of the in- cident was published in Canada and aroused such sympathy that he had a letter from a Canadian who was prepared to send the equivalent of £2 to the children. Sir Stafford said he was delighted to hear of this action. Freeman later told the - Canadian Press that C. 8. Walters, Ontario Deputy Treasurer, had written ask- ing for the children's address as he wished to send them the money. Walters had said he remembered that when he was a boy his widow- ed mother received Christmas gifts from his grandparents in Devon. \ funds by the exporters, to which the control hoard added the 10% collect- ed from the importer of oranges, machinery, cars, etc. In other words the board was collecting freem con- sumers and handing it to produc- ers, The new excise taxes are also "fines', imposed on the consumer to retard imports, only they are' handed to the tax collector. only would devaluation in- crease the price of imported arti- cles, but prices on our production of oll and many other things could rise to the import level as is the case with the tariff. And Canadian preducts for which there is an ex- | port market (lumber, copper, etc.) would automatically go up 10% at home, including foods sold in the U. 8S. or on the world market. Yours very truly, - JOHN WwW. GILBERT Hanover, Ontario, December* 13, 1947. 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