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FACE BIGHT THE DAILY Ts EATER TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1948 On The Air Tonight and Wednesday "& LAFF - A -DAY TORONTO CEL (NBC-CBS) kl] BUF, lr (CBs) 550 a TORONTO iL ( ld . WEEN (NBC) #30" CJBC 1010 (MBS-ABC) BUFFALO TORONTO TORONTO OSHAWA CHUM CKDO WEKRW (ABC) 1050 1240+ 1529 TUESDAX EVENING 92% Candle) t and 1 ign Fang Stiver S00 Water ag CJBO 6:00--Neows CKEY----WEKBW-~WGR CEDO :00--Press Sy Parade OFRB CHUM 6:20--What's Your Beet 6:20--Tello-Test 6:25--Interlude 6:30--News wuis ens, bell, Sports Pp ul 6:30+Jim Hunter News t Combo 40 Wes MoE Parade of Mel Dinner Date Three Star Extra Lowell Thomas News Richard C. Hottelet News id 1 Say That? 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Mr, and Mrs. Harry Wright cele- brated' their 30th wedding anniver- sary on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Worden were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don Martin, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs, Albert Brown, Billie and Betty Ann, Hamilton spent the holidays with Mr, and Mrs. C, Srowden. Mr, and Mrs. R. Preston, Ruth, Morris and Ray at Mr. Arthur Brunt's, Enniskillen. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Freeman and "Why should JeNghles wait till the along? I right man comes didn't, when I was her age." Royal- Household Budget For Elizabeth And Philip Is Trimmed By Austerity By JAMES McCOOK Canadian Press Staff Writer London, Jan. 6.--(CP) --Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip, set- ting up housekeeping in expensive times, must get along with less money than royal personages in the *past.. A Commons Committeee recom- mended the Princess's allowance be raised by £25,000 ($100,000) to £40,000, and her husband be given £10,000 annually, The recommena= ation later was approved by the Commons. The committee noted that other heirs to the throne had income as follows: Edward, Prince of Wales (later King Edyard VII) £60,01 from Duchy of Cornwall revenues. pr Duke of York (later King George V), £80,000 from the Duchy, plus £20,000 annually. Edward, Prince of Wales, (later King Edward VIH), £80,000 from Duchy. The question 'of providing for an heiress presumptive had not prev- jously arisen. But when the pre- sent King, as Duke of York, was heir presumptive to King Edward VIII. he was granted £50,000. When King Edward VII was Prince of Wales he was provided with an additional £40,000 on mar- Miss Marion Foley were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs, Ernie Free- man, St. Catharines. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Worden at- tended the 60th wedding anniver- sary of Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Werry, Ebenezer. Mr. and Mrs. and family at Mr. Starkville, Lawrence White Ross Hallowell's, POOR DOG "Hullo," said a voice, "is that the RSP.CA.?" "Yes, madam." "Well, there's a nasty tramp sit- ting up in a tree in my garden teasing my little dog." FHIATRES | TODAY Biltmore -- "Calcutta" shown at 1:45, 3:50, 5:55, 8:00 and 10:06 p.m. "The Royal. Wedding" (Technicolor) at 1:15, 3:20, 5:25, 7:30 and 9:35 pm, Last complgte show at 9:20 p.m, Marks -- "Time Out of Mind" at 2:20, 4:55, 7:40, 10:20. "Black= mail" at 1:10, 3:50, 6:30, 9:10. Lasttcomplete show at 9:10, Regent -- "The Bachelor and the Bobby .Soxer" 1.55, 3.45, 7.30, 9.25. Last complete show 9 pm, "Old at 40,50,60?" = Man, You' re Crazy Forget your age! Thousands are peppy ng up" with Ontten. Contains 2onto f or hi wn feeling due solely to body's lack of iron iL Tor Bl Ta blets ro por 30 _ Tooling thi rex Lone 'ablets for pep, younger , this New "get acquainted" size pe 50¢. For sale st all drug stores ev everywhere. The Year's Finest 1 Coming! ELLIS McLINTOCK His Trumpet and Canada's Greatest Band © NIGHT ONLY e FRIDAY, JANUARY 9th Admission -- $1.00 Per Person Musical Attraction 1 riage, total income £100,000. Payments to the royal family are made through the civil list ap- proved by parliament. His Majes- ty received the following in the fis- cal year 1946-47: The Privy Purse (his personal in- come), £30,661. Household salaries and pensions, £134,000. Household expenses, £152,800. Royal bounty, alms and special services, £13,200. Accounts of these expenditures are audited by the exchequer. Until the restoration in 1661 all expenses of government, civil and military, © were met from royal revenues such as the rent. of crown lands and 'hereditary taxes aad rights. The decision then was made to distinguish between war expen- ses and civil establishments and government. In George III's reign elvil list expenditures were £10,030,000 com- pared with present £330,000 but from this sum were paid judges, ambassadors and other officials of state. George III surrendered some om his hereditary revenues to the crown. and such outlays were transferred from his account. Queen Victoria surrendered all heredity revenues of the crown for life in considerataion of a yearly payment, i making his CHADBURN SQUADRON AIR CADETS By CPL. PETERS Back to schcol and back to work after a heavy holiday of empty bot- tles and headache pills. For many this return to the usual run of the mill will be a rest, A new year has arrived bringing with it higher prices and lower skirts; but what goes up must come down and vice versa. Tonight, to start the new year off, the OC.S. is moving back into the city; the C.R.A. building, to be precise, All you cadets are asked to come out and lend a hand. Transportation for tonight is the same as on regular parade nights. Parties were all the rage during the holiday season and I know quite a few cadets who had a good time one way or another. Cpl. Noakes was ill for a few days but it didn't take- a cute little trick that works in a certain northend drug store long to get him back on his feet again. A waitress in a local restaurant seems to have taken a shine to a red-headed corporal of the O.CS. Does this connection make any dif- ference in the check, little chum? Cpl. Bishop has been very busy with figures of a numerical nature, of course. Yes, this chap is com- plaining of a headache brought Shout by the bookkeeping work of radiator businesz. Cpl. Fish and W.0, Griffith have been noticeably absent from this column the last two weeks but I am sure that with parades being resumed tonight I can find some- thing to say. Letters are still pouring in from Cardiff but none of the fellows will tell me what is in them. I can't understand their reluctance, can you? Will Joe be cack with his column next week--will his enemies cap- ture him--will his insurance be cancelled--will. he dig up some dirt to print--will Art carry out his threats--will I have to leave town? I don't know but I will tell you what I know next week. Don't for- get to look for it, it will be the blank column, Teen-Agers Hold Sleighing Party At Prince Albert F. E. SMITH Correspondent Prince Albert, Jan. 5.--On Tues- day evening about 25 'teen-agers enjoyed a sleigh riding party around the country roads. Mr. Russell Butson supplied the team and. sleigh and Bill Taylor drove. As the C:G.LT. were the spon- sors, the party went t o the Sunday school room where they joined in a sing-song and partook of hot- dogs and cocoa. he attendance at the annual school meeting on December 31 in the school house was very small. Albert Jeffrey acted as chairman while Albert Fear was elected secretary for the evening. The same trustees were. ap- ointed for 1948. They are Mrs. illiam Bonnell, secretary-trea- surer; Jim Doupe and Earl Mar- tyn. «We wish them continued success during their new t A very pleasant evening was held on Friday evening, January 2 in the school house when the \Young People arranged for a social evening. Games of cards and crokinole and round and square dancing were much enjoyed by the youn folk and their parents till lunc was served. After lunch a si music was conducte Lloyd Hunter and " hf Birth- day" sang to Albert Harper who was celebrating his birthday on Friday. Mr. and Mrs, Walter Webb, Jean and Donna joined in cele. brating New Year's day at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hunter. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. L. Hunter, Jamie and Nola, Port Perry; Mr. and Mrs. William Heayn and Eddy, song and ed "by Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs, Great Hunter and Beth. Congratulations to Mr. Albert Midgley and his bride, the former Isabelle Clark of Oshawa. They were married in Oshawa on Fri- day, December 26. Mr. and Mrs. Hansel and family of Oshawa, s shes New Year's day with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doupe. Visitors at the home of Mr. an Mrs. Ken Fralick for the week- end were Mr. and Mrs. R. Irland, son Bruce, and daughter Sharon; Mr. and Mrs. J. Butler, daughter Betty and Ruth Watson of To- ronto. Mrs. R. Hope and daughter Celia and Mr, Bill Dickinson of Toronto, were guests during the Christmas holidays with Mrs. Hope's mother, Mrs. Robert Jack- son. LAD MEETS MURDER IN THE MYSTERIOUS ORIENT! He's matching fists with murderous strafiglers..e matching wits with two gorgecus' ALAN LADD GAIL ; RUSSELL - WILLIAM BENDIX. A) ia 4 You'll sit on the ddge of your seat as Ladd takes you through ture, this thrill-laden mystery adven- with JUNE DUPREZ OSHAWA SHOWING Oulstanding aN "The Sufforling Feature J. ARTHUR RANK Presents LLL oF A LiFgy, Ye, £4 ~#TECHNICOLOR Thirty THRILL-PACKED minutes of highlights including exclusive pictures taken INSIDE Westminster Abbey and Buckingham Palace! You can see it. complete in every detail, in all its wondrous colorhundreds of camera eyes are yours, bringing you close- ups from a hundred vantage points. An EAGLE-LION RELEASE prom (Coming! FIRST OSHAWA SHOWING "BLACK NARCISSUS" ULT ENTERTAINMENT T= CHARLES WINNINGER - vith HELENA CARTER + MARGARET WYCHERLY . ® More Mystery! x 'BLACKMAIL' 5 with a Big Cast ° ADULT