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PAGE EIGHT THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, hs -- "1948 600 | 100 1000 1 1100 | 1200 FRIDAY EVENING 6:00--Press News 6:00--Broadway and Vine 6:00--Victory Parade 6:00--Walter Bowles 6:00--News WB 6:00--Tello-Test 6:05--Interlude 6:05--Make Belleve Ballroom % 10--Clary Settel) 8:10--Parade_of Jody 6 10--Tune Tim 6:10--0Odditles Te the N News 6:15--Jim Wells, spo! 6:15--Preview With Musto 6:15--Songs of Good Cheer 6:15--Top of the Day 6:15--CBC News 6:20--What's Your Beef? CJBC 6:30--David Street Song Shop WBEN 6:30--Oshawa Sportcaster CKDO 6:30--Jim Hunter--News 6:30--Divertimento 6:30--Sig Smith--Sports 6:30--Ralph Hubbeu Sports & 30--Blllly &ose 6:30--Sig Smith--Sports 6:40--Wes. McKnight Sports 6:45--Lou Snider Trio 6:45--BBC News 6:45--Three Star Exfras 6:45--Lowell Thomas News 6:45--Theptre Party Dia 1 Say 1aat? 6:50--Easy Listening 6:55--Int. Commentary 7:00--Milt Herth Trio Ed Mccurd y Beulah 'W 0 Make Believe Ballroom CKEY :10--Lighter Side WEKBW :15--Jack Smith Show WGR--CFRB :1 CKDO os 5--8ki Tracks 5--Frosia Gregory Sings CJBC :15--News of the Wor.a WBEN 7:15--Sports Today CBL %7:15--Hep Septette 7:30--Inter. House Party 7:30--~Columbia Record Sho] %7:30--Club 15--Bob Crosby 7:30--News 7:30--Ethel and Albers 7:30--"he Lone kanger 7:30--Toronto Trio :45--Christmas Fantasy :45--News 7:45--Edward R. Murrow News ¥:45--71orontw loday 7:45--Malinly Abous. Music 7:50--1 See By The Paper 8: #0 --Qusti's Park Report 8:00--On Stage 8:00--Baby Snooks Show 8:00--Toronto "Pop" Concert 8:00--Queen's Park Report 8:00--Highways 1n Meioay 8:00--The Fat Man 8:00--In Search of Qurselves 8:10--~Memory Lane 8:15--Let"s Waltz 8:15--Allen Roth 8:15--Corinne Jordan 8:15--Learning to Live 8:30--~Can You Top This? 8:30--Can You Top This? 8:30--David Rose 8:30--Danny Thomas 8.30--Treasure Trall 8:30--This Is Your FPB1 8:55-Bill Henry News 9:00--0ld Gold Show 9:00--Press News 9:00--Mark Warnow 9: 00--Beople are Funny 9:00--Sr. O.HA. lasotls 9 :00--Break the Ean KBW 9:00--Light up and teri CJBC-CFRB 9:15--Inside_ Story CKDO 9:30--Let's Play Bridge 9:30--Waltz Time 9:30--Ozzle and Harriet 9:30--Victor Record Album 9:30--The Sheriff 9:30---Waltz 9:30--O0zzie and Harriet 9:55--Champlon Rol) - Call 10:00-~Mystery Theatre 10:00--Call For Music 10:00--CBC Nationa) News 10:00--Lucky Listening 10:00--Music of Manhattan 10:00--Boxing Bouts 10:00--Championship ht 10:15--CBC News Roundup 10:15--The Lion's Show 10:30--Bi11 Stern, Sports 10: 30S otight Revue 10;30--These English 10:30--Spotlight Revue 10:30--American Sport Page 10:3 plvak Serenades 10:30--News 10:40--Don Haskett Sings 10:40--Joe Crysdale 10:45--Government Talk 10:45--News 10:45--S0 The Sto! 10:55--Hit of the 10:55--Sports News 11:00--Prairie Schooner J1:00 Dom nen News 11: ews WEBW-WBEN-CEEY-CFRB 11:00--News Reporter WGR 11:05--Mickey Lester cre 1:10--Organ Reverie FRE 30323-19087 9-332 Goes 4 10--News Analvsis HE 10--Million Dollar Ballroom WEBW 11:15--Robert Q. Lewis 11:15--Joe Wesp Ironic Reporter oe 11:15--Late Sports WGR 11:15--Christies' Wax Works OJBC 11:25--Late Sports Column WEEN 11:25--Interiude WGEB 11:30--Dance Orch. CFRB 11:30--Martin Tobin's Tune Time WGR 11:30--Norm Harris Orch CBL 11:30--World's Great Novels WBEN 11:35--Martin Tobin's Yume Time WGR 12:00--News--House Party CKEY 12:00--CBC News Bulletin CBL 12:00---News WKBW-CFRB-WBEN-WGR RB: wa 2:05--Ina Ray Hutton 12 05 Virginia Beach Orch. 12: 45 Peinam Heath Inn New: 1 100 News--House Party CKEY i 25--News 'W 2:00--News--Say It With Music CKEY SATURDAY MORNING 4:30--Uncle Ervin 5:30--550 Reveille 5:30--News 5:35~Uncle Ervin 50-- News 5:55--Baud Music 6:00--550 Rangers 6.00--~News 6:00--Uncle Ervin, News 6: Morning Jambores man 8:15--Maritime Farm Visitor 6:30--News 6:30--Farm Reporter 6:35--Uncle Ervin 6:45--News 6:55--~CBC News 0 Novs-Musical Clock 7:00--~New: 1 00 Breaktast Melodies 7:00--New; 7 00--TWo Hours With Holly, 7:00--Ralph Snyder Show 7:05--Top o' the Morning 7:15--Clint Buehlman 7:15--Breakfast at CHUM 7:15--Uncle Erwin 7:30--Headl ines 7:30--~CBC News 7:30--News, Musica Clock 7:30--Ervin Victor L | 12:00--~News HEAR "Queen's Park Report No. 5" PREMIER GEORGE DREW "YOUR HEALTH AND YOUR FUTURE" TONIGHT CKDO 1240 - 8:00-8:15 p.m. 9:00--~To Be Advised 9:00--Music by Maupin 9:00--Music for Saturday 9:05--All Time Hit Parade 9:05--Morning Melodies 9:10--Christmas Carols 9:15--Songs For You 9:15--Breakfast at CHUM 9:15--Adventure Abroad 9: J3--Morning Melodles 9:25--New: 9 30--Calling 'All Girls 9:30--Young Canada Bible 9:30--Kids *Carnival 9:30--Plano Playhouse For You Melodies Madame oy 3 CEEY 10 {00_Frank Merriwell WBEN-CJBC 10:00-CHUM Slogan Contest HUM 10:00--Jo-Ann . 10:00--Waltz Time 10:00--Music For Madame 10:00--Garden ve 10:05--Make "Believe Ballroom 10:15--Johnson Family Singers 10:30--Advent. of Archie Andrews WBEN 10:30--Piano Playhouse WEKBW---CJBC 10:30--Children's Program WEKBW 10:30--Press News 10:30--News 10:30--Highways Reports 10:30--Curtain Cals 10:30--Mary Lee Taylor 10:30--Piano Playhouse 10:32--Melody Whirl 10:35--Music Hall Varieties . 10:35--CHUM Slogan Contes$ 11:00--Abbott and Costello 11:00--Meet the Meeks 11:00--Calling All Children 11:00--Warren Sweeney, News 3 00 Morning Varieties 00--New! i 00--Abbott and Costello 11:00--1240 Bandstand 11:05--Let's Pretend i 3 Make | Believe Ballroom 11 30_smitin' Ed. McConnell 11:30--Microphone Moppets 11:30--Land of the Lost 1] J0--Say it with Music ws 11 Ee 11:35--8tork Club of the Alr 11:45--Jr. Red Cross SATURWAY AFTERNOON CEKEY--~WBEN 12:00--Theatre of Today WGR 12:00--Symphony. of Melody CFRB 12:00--South American Serenade CHUM 12:00--~BBC News and Commentary CBL 2 :00--Junior So CJBC 1 '15, vised 12: Aten to Remember ports ege 12:15--Luncheon Musie 12:20--Music Box 12:25--News HU. 12:30--Home, What You Make It WBEN 12:30--The American Farmer WEBW 12:30--Stars Oyer Holl; Jog WGR 12:30--Lorne Greene ( oe 12:30--News 12:30--Christian Business Men carom 12 30--Music Makers c SIRO 40--Rhyt! CKDO 12 '45--Fingin' Sam CKEY 12:45--Melodles for Juniors CBL 12:45--~John 8. Hall, Gardening CFRB Walter Bowles CJBC 12: Hit of the Day CJBC National Farm and Home WBEN ii Music Hall Varieties CFRB 1:00--Million Dollar Ballroom WEBW 1:00--Grand Central Station WGR 1 200 Forman Baptist Church CHUM 1:00--New: CBL--CKEY 3 NT oneheon at Sardl's 1:05--Tops in Pops ¥ 15--world Churen News 1:15--Better Business Buteau 1:15--World Church News 1:30--Dance Tunes 1:30--Tunes For Our Times 1 :30--County Falr 1:30--News 1:30--Tunes for Our Times 1:30--Jazz Panorama Hit Parade 1 :35--Blackberry Jam 1:45--News from Washington 1;45--Concert Favorites 2:00--Warney Ruhi's Orch. * 2:00---Give and Take 2:00--Music of the Moment 2:00--Curtain Calls 2:00--News 2:00--Schiralll Presents 2:00--~Crossroads Jamboree CKDO 2:00--"Der Rosenkavalier" CBL-WKBW 2:05--Jerry Burke Show CKEY CFRB WG! 2 :30--Orchestras on Parade 34-Dayid Rose Show R 33 Dance Tunes from London Syae 30--Southland Singing KDO 2 230 aiute To Veterans 2:35--Highlights a: Shadows 2 :40--Highlights and Shadows :45--Treasury Guest Stars ; '45--Lean Back and Listen 3:00--Vincent Lopez 3:00--~1010 Swing Club 3:00--Report from Overseas 3:00--Nation's Orchestras 3: Noon Is There 3:00---~New: 3:00--CHUM Slogan Contest 3:05--Jerrv Briirke Show 3:15--Boyd Valleau Show 3:15--Parllament Hill Report 3:30--Music of Manhattan 3:30--Meetin' with Keaton 4:15--High Tide 4'15--Mike Hopkins Show 4:15--Ten Ten Swing oH 3 Sewnay at the 4:30--News 4:30_Pirst Plano Quartet 4:30--Saturday at the Chase 4:35--Buddy Moreno Orch, 4:47--Tea and Orumpets 5:00--Philadelphia Orch. 5 pg Musical Program 5:00--New. 5 00-1010 Swing Club 5:00--Tea and Crumpets 5:00--Edward Tomlinson 5:00---Doorway to Life 2:05--Studio Party 5:15--Swanee River Boys 5:15--~Rhythm gag Reason 5:30--Easy Rhyt 5:30--Make Beliave. Ballroom 5:30--Forestry Journal 5:30--~Nat Brandwynne CEDO 5:30--These Great Americans WKBW 5:45--Dorothy Fuldheim News 5:45--King Cole Trio 5:45--King Cole Trio 5:45--Musical rogram 5:55--IDA-Midget Quiz SATURDAY EVENING 6:00--News ; 6:00--Waiter Bowles 6:00--News 6:00--Milt Herth Trio 6:00--The Vagabond 6:00--FPress News 6:00--Clearing-Up the Weather 6:05--Make Hellrve Ballroom 6:10--Tune Time 6:10--Clary Setteil 6:10--Saturday' Supper Club 6:15--Ollle Howard 6:15--Jim Wells, Sports 6:15--Hit Tunes 6:15--CBC News 6:15--Top of the Day 6:20--Musical Interlude , Spo) News Hubbe oe Somphony Orch, 0--S1g Smith Spurts 6:30--Divertimento 6:30--Bllly Rose ¢ :30--Jim Hunter 6:35--S8afety Clinie 6: 45 Hooker iE vie i f Littl --Mayor o! A "Places . '45--Student_ Prince 6:45--Preview 'With Music 7:00--Mr, Ace and Jane 7:00--~Harmonies 7:00--Hockey Interview 7:00--News 2 Lorne Greene isele 7:00--Leave It to the Girls 7:05--Make-Belleve Ballroom 7:10--Talk with Listener 7:15--Here's to Veterans 7:15--Novatime 7:15--Canadian Short Stories 7:25--Musical Interlude 7:30--U. of B. Round Table 7:30--Challenge of the Yukon 7:30--~Musical Mysteries 7:30--Abe Burrows 7:30--Cuckoo Clock House 7:30--Girls' Choir--Halifax 7:30--The Old Ranch House 7:45--Talk on Rising Prices 7:45--Hoagy Carmichael WG 8:00--The Life of Riley WBEN-CBL 8:00--Kiwanis Music Festival CFRB 8:00--Ross Dolan Detective WKB 8:00--Twenty Questions CEKEY-CJBC 330 Suspense WGR 8:30--Share the Wealth CBL :30--The Auctioneer CFR S0-<Reeningk up with the Kids CJBC :30--Down Harmony Lane CKDO 30--Famous Jury Trials WKBW :30--Truth or Consequences WBEN an CKEY Seid :30--Ronald Colm: :00--Press :00--Stop Me :00--Hayloft Hoedown :00--~Gang Busters :00--CBC National News 00 jaan Davis Show oa wi 4d :05--N.H.L, 2 | h seri Broad 9:15----N.H.L. Hockey 9:30--~Name of That Song? 9:30--Murder ang Bas Malone WKBW 9:30--Judy Can WBEN 9:30--Vaughn Monroe's Orch, WGR 10:00--Prof. Quiz WEKBW :00--~CBC News CBL -Mart Kenney's Orch. CJBC aturday Night Serenade WGR 00--Kay Kyser's College BEN 10; Es A McLintock Orch. 10:30--Musical Program 10:30--Organ Melodies 10:30--Jimmy Shields Sings 10:30--Basketball Game 10:30--Brotherhood Week 10:30--Ontario Holiday 10:30--Grand Ole Opry 10:40----Joe Crysdale Sports =0:45--Let's Waltz 10 o-Honeydreamers 10:45---~New. 10: 43--Government Talk 30! 55--Hit of the Day 0:55--Sports News 10:3 eadliners 11:00--News News LOOD OOD LD ODN 0mm. LAFF-A-DAY Copr. 1948, King Features Syndicate, Ing., World rights reserved. oo { % 2:20 "The bakery was all out of white bread, so I got a chocolate layer cake instead." 11:00--News CFR! 11:00--News and Commentary CJ. 11:00--News and News Analysis WGR 11:00--Hawall Calls CBL 11:00--Foster Brooks Party 11:06--Mickey Lester's Place 11:10---Organ Reverie 11:15--Late Sports 11:15--Guest Stars Program 11:15--Christie's Wax Works 11:15--Joan Davis' Show 11:25--Interlude 11:30--Laurence Welk Orch. EN 11:30--Martin Tobin's Tune Time ¥ WGR 11:30--Ellis McLintock's Orch, BL 11:30--Christies Wax Works 11:45--Hoagy Carmichael 12:00--News . WOH CFRB-- WEEN 12:00--News WGR--WKBW 12:00--News--House Party 12:00--CBC News Bulletin 12:05--Buddy Moreno Orch, CFRB 12:05--The Click Orch. WBEN 12:05--Million Dollar Ballroom WEKBW 12:10--Martin Tobin's Tune Time WGR 12:30--The Rollini Trio WBEN 12:30--News CFRB 12:45--Mary Osborne Trio 'WBEN 12:55--News WBEN 1:00--News--House Part CKEY 2:00--News--Say It with Music CKEY Franco Hopeful Of Recognition By Democracies By STUART UNDERHILL Canadian Press Staff Writer Madrid, Feb. 19--(CP) --An ex- pectation that the coming year will see Franco Spain .recognized and accepted by the western demo~ cracies throbs in this capital to- day. "You will see our foreign econ- omic difficulties disappear as now have disappeared all our supposed international political problems," Foreign Minister Martin Artajo said in an interview jn which he discussed the prospects for 1948. Already, he said, several nations had adopted a more friendly atti- tude. Hopes for further recognition -- and with it inclusion in the Marsh- all aid program--appear based on belief that the democracies are coalescing in a stern front against Communism. Spain regards her- self as a veteran of the anti-Com- munist struggle, and as such en- titled to an honored place if the W {campaign becomes international, Ideal Airfield Some mon-Spanish observers B | here go even further and say that Gen. Francisco Franco and his fol- lowers are tending to base their plans on the probability of war be- T ANNOUNCEMENT ! | Over -20- Club OPEN-HOUSE 'DANCE. ADELAIDE HOUSE Sat.,Feb.21-9p.m. New members will be accepted Admission--35¢ = WHITBY'S CLUB BAYVIEW finn . on EETTTEVIN i" TODAY Marks -- "Calendar Girl" at 2:00, 4:50, 7:40, 10:30. "Oregon Trail Scouts" at 1:00, 3:50, 6:35, 9:25. Last complete show at 9:10. Biltmore -- "I Cover Big Town" 1:13. 3:40, 6:10, 8:35, 10:50. "Springtime in the Sierras" 2:13, 4:40, 7:10, 9:35. Last com plete show at: 9:35. Regent -- "Desert Fury" 1.30, 3.30, 5.25, 7.25, 9.25. Last com- plete show 9 p.m. tween the West and Russia, Natur- ally government spokesmen main- tain discreet silence on this sub- ject, but one high official said in an interview with The Canadian Press: "Spain, with its huge inland pla- teau, would make an ideal air- field." Another assured me, perhaps ov- er-optimistically, that Spain, as a result of her years-long campaign against Commuhism, is the only country in Western Europe in which a Communist fifth column does not exist. Her army of 400,- 000, capable of being expanded to 1,000,000, could guard her as a beachhead in a hostile Europe. INDUSTRIAL OILS Vegetable oils used for industrial purposes -- besides oil from com- mon corn, coconut and cottongeed oil -- include babussa, castor, olive, citicica, palm, sesame and tung. Listeners Voice Opinions Of CBC Wednesday Night By JACK McNEIL Canadian Press Staff Writer Whatever may be said for or against the Wednesday 'night pro- grams initiated by the CBC last Dec. 3, they have at least one signal accomplishment fo thelr credit. They have driven many an enthused or exasperated listener to the point of actually composing a letter. * These letters (not the kind, by the way that begin "Re yours of the 17th inst.") shower both bouquets and brickbats--but mostly bouquets --on CBC's. litest cultural baby. For instance a hardworking scribe in the press gallery of the House of Commons, Ottawa stole a few pre- cious moments from a. debate on margarine (or was it the price of hogs?) to scribble the following en- comipm: y "Last. Wednesday night, CBC a special program series. t night I had planned to read a book . . . my complaint is that one cannot read books . . , and listen to 8 Wednesday night program. Or- Yasly it is quite possible to do Not so enthusiastic was the reac- tion of a listener in St. Vital, Man, to a Canadian musical comedy pre- sented on the opening night of the series "Ag a westerner, the plot of the musical 'Gallant Greenhorn' plus the manner in which the lines were spoken (I have never met anyone in Western Canada who speaks like that) is an insult to the listener of average intelligence . . . The choir was quite good, but I am surprised that the people participating in it, all of whom are clever in their re- spective lines, could bring them. selves to present such rot and in doing so, not feel that they might be hurting their reputations." At least one easterner--in Toron- to--took an opposite view of the same broadcast: "My husband and I . . . were aroused to such a high pitch of en- thusiasm by CBC's long succession of superior programs last night that we feel you merit a whole deluge of letters of appreciation . . . In par- ticular we admired 'Gallant Green- horn' , . . Our only concern is lest (such a grand cast) be lured away from Canada, which would be a great loss." A dial-twiddler in Victoria, B.C. wrote: "Recently I returned from Brit- ain where I have been for the past year and a half. Having so greatly enjoyed the BBC Third Program, 1 was delighted to find that you have inaugurated a similar type of enter- talnment for Wednesday evenings." But here speaks a disgruntled list- ener from Vancouver: "Regret to report that I found your Wednesday evening program disappointing. From 8 till 10--two hours--nothing I would be bothered listening to . . . The farmers get the lion's share of the noon-hour period. Do they thave to get the best part of the evening too?" The Wednesday night program also has devotees in the United States. This reaction came from Boalsburg, Pen.: "It ought to be reassuring to compare the series with American efforts and note that this further increase of program value is so FE ENTERTAINMENT = wiTH LIZABETH CcoTT HODIAK BURT LANCASTER ! Mary Astor Wendell Corey TODAY and TOMORROW TODAY'S GREATEST Plays a stack of records automatically COMPLETELY automatic record changer unit plus long end AUTOMATIC RADIO - PHONOGRAPH only widely un-imitated by our broad- casters . It seems to make, clear the 2pftc @ philosophy between the wwo systems . . . The essential thing to my mind is, however, that the OBC is trying to bring good radio to its listeners, and not sell soap." PROGRAM CHANGED: London -- (CP)--The Rdbinson Family, BBC radio serial 'Heard in Canada during the war, has gone off the air after six years and is being succeeded 'by The Dale's Diary, another radio. serial, TODAY and TOMORROW Yor Hi FRAZEE in "CALENDAR GIRL" Plus BAKER RED RYDER © BOBBY BLAKI] "OREGON TRAIL SCOUTS" \ PAL] Excitement! ee ew THRILLS! PHILIP HILLARY REED - BROOKE wore LOWERY GRAND WEEK-END PROGRAM! Royal Action! Mystery! 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