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PAGE SIXTEEN THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1948 THURSDAY EVENING - CHUM GR--CKEY CFRB CKDO WKBW CBL CJBC VK. News; Music LL Love ~News WBEN--W Victory Parade Bowles and Settell Cello-Test Make Believe gd f Melody )--Tune Time }--Sig Smith, Sports Ralph Hubbell 5--Hit Tunes Top of the Day WKB ; Farm Mb, Summary CBL : --What's Your Beef? JB CHUM WGR Boar: Heartbeats 0---Holiday Newsreel 30~Jim Hunter--News 0--Music Shop 0--Divertimento 0--Sig. Smith ora :30--Easy_ Listenin :30--1Ive Richaias, Sports :30--Sugar and Spice :40--Parade of Melody CEDO :40--Wes McKnights Sports CFR3 : Lowell Thomas News WG Three Star Extra BBC News Gasy Listening 6:45--Foster Brooks 6:50--Did I Say That? 6:55--International Commentary CBL 7:00--Smoke Rings CFRB | 2 Corner CJBC | 'arade o! 7:00--Supper Club :00--Smoke Rings 0101s Greege (News) New. o0--Tony the Troubadour 5---Make Belleve Saliroom )--Lighter Side 5--News 01 the World WBEN | j--Jack Smith Show WGR--CFRB | 5--Edmund Hcckridge, baritone CKEY | WKBW | CBL | SKEY | WKBW | Nea agSS 0: '1 :1 :1 :1 7:15--Sports Today 7:15--F.L I v] 7:15--Range y o--club 15--Bob Crosby WGR-CFRB | 7:30--Musical. Program CBL | 7:30--Henry Morgan WEKBW 7:30--Ethel and Albert 7:30--WBEN Band Box 7:30--Home Folks Frolic 7:45--Edward R. Murrow News 7:45--~News 7:45--Nation's Business 7:45--Singin' Sam 7:45--Toronto Today 7:50--Three Sun: 8:00--Aldrich Family L 8:00--Danforth Radio Folks 8:00--F.BI in Peace snd War 8:00--Smiths of Hollywood 8:00--The Happy Time 8:00--Industrial Oshawa 8:00--Candid Microphone 8:00--Viewpoint 8:15--On Stage 8:25--Memory Lane 8:30--John and Judy 8:30-C.I.L. Serenade 8:30--Home on the Range 0--Burns and Allan 0--Drama Workshop 8:30--Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons 8:30--Ray Bloch 8:30--Ellery Queen WBEN | CFRB 7 CJBC { CFRB WKBW | 9:45--National School Broadcast + 7:35--Larry's Coffee Shop 7:40--Percolator Parade 1:45--Unity Viéwpolnt 7:50-- News 7:55--Sports Roundup 1.55--Melody Highlignt Martin Agronsky jm Hunter--News CFRB M~ WEEN 8 00--Ralpn Snyder Snow WG 8:00~CB"? News CBL Shon | 3 ores | 3 8:05--M OKEY CBL usic 8: pl Coffee Shop 8:10--Livestock Review 8:10--~Hal Kelly Sports 8:15--~Morning Devotions 8:15~Clint Buehiman 8:15--~Coffee Time 8:15--Glacey's Basement 8°15--Musical Clock 8:30--~News; Early Morning Frolic 8:30--Teleflash News 8.:30--Press News 8:30--Musical March Past 8:35--Larry's Coffee Shop 8:35--Breakfast Time Tunes £:45--Moments of Devotion 8:45--Gospel Singer 8:50--News 8:55--It's a Racket 9:00--Music for Friday 9:00--~News; We The Women 9:00--Ralph Snyder Show 9:00-9:00 News 9:00--News 9:00--~CBC News 9:00--Breakfast Club 9:00--Breakfast Club 9:05--Jay and Ginger 9:05~--Music in the Morning 9:10--Christmas Carols 9:10--It Takes a Woman 9:15--Early Date 9: 15-- Breakfast Club 9:15--Oklahoma Roundup 9:25--News For Women HU 9:30--Oshawa Shopping Basket Ckpo 9:30--Clevelandaires OBL 9 30--Oklahoma Roundup CFRB 9:30--News For Women CHUM 9:35---We the Women CHUM CBL WBEN CFRB 9:45--Better Business Reporter 9:45--Orchs. on Parade 9:50--News 10:00--News; Betty and Bob 10:00-- News 00--Fred warmg Show CKDO | | 10:00--Ann Ad Jor | 1 I Kinderearten of the Alr 10 0p--My True S'ory 10:0 5--Make Believe Ballroom WBEN | 1 CJBC | 1 | 10:30--Kate Altken CBL | 10:30--Evelyn Winters 10:30--Ethelwyn Hobbes 10:35--~CHUM Slogan Contest WEEN |10:35--World Light Opera CKEY | 10:35--Foods Facts, | 10:45--Novelette WGR | 10:45--Listening Post CKDO | 10:45--Joyce Jordan, 10:45--Jane Weston & Fashions M.D. 8:05--Bill Henry, News WGR | 10:45--David Baru 9:00--Music Hall CBL--~WBEN 9:00--Tales of Willle Piper 9:00--Dick Haymes CFRB-- 9:00--Vox Pop 9:00--Stewart Smith 3 J0-Pros News 5: Cron Hall 9: s:1s--Gower ma to Amsterdam CKEY 9:30--Studio Program CFRB 9:2--Village Store WBEN 9:30--Bert Niosi's Orch. CKEY 9:30--Wayne and Shuster CBL 9:30--The Clock WEKBW 9:30--The Clock CJBC 9:30--Songs by Sinatra CKDO 9:30--~Crime Photographer 9:45--Fashions in Music 10:00--Child's World x :00--Bernie Black Trio :00--The Bob Hawk Show 0: )--Abbott and Costello :00--CBC National News 10°'15--Music Box 10:15--CBC Noo Roundup 10:30--Ontario Holiday B 10:30--Lorne Green Looks at Canads 10:39--Eddle Cantor WBEN 10.30--News CEKEY 10:3p--Eventide CBL 10:30--First Nighter WGR | 10:30--Lennie Herman Quintet WKBW | * 10:40--Songs For You CFRB 10:40--Joe Crysdale Sports 10:45--Press News :45--Dennis Stone Orch. CK SEDO adliners CFRB WEBW--WBEN--CEEY~--CFRE 11:00--Dominion News Bulletin CJBC | 11:00--Nocturne CBL 11:00--News Reporter WGR | 11:05--Mickey Lester CKEY | 11:10--Organ Reyerie CFRB | 11:10--Million Dollar Ballroom WKBW { 11:10--News Braissis WGR | 11:15--Late Sp WGR | 11: A5 Christies "Wax Works C.JBC | 11:15--Robert Q. Lewls CFLB | 11:15--Joe Wesp, Ironic Reporter WBEN | 11:25~Late Sports Column WBEN | 11:25--Man About Midnight WOR | 11:30--Ted Steele Orch. CFRB {12 11:30--Sportsmen's Show CBL 11:30--First Piano Quartet WBEN I :35--Martin Tobins Pune Time WGR :45--Owen Bradley Orch WBEN Hi '45--Blilly O'Connor CBL 12 0-News._House Party CKEY 12:00--CBC Nt CBL 12:00 News WBEN~-CFRE. WOR 'A :05--Musicana I culeal Reflections 3«--Bernie Cummins Orch. 13: 10--Man About Midnight 12:15--Martin Tobin's Tube Ime WGR 12:15--Musicana WBEN 12:30 News 12:45--Three Buns 12:55--News e; House Party :25--News :30--Juke-Box Jamboree :00--8ay it With Music FRIDAY MORNING CFR! WBEN WEBW---WIEN WGR 6.00--Unete Ervin--News 6:00--550 Rangers 8: News 'Toy 0 the Morning 6:10--Clint Buehlman ba LA for the Day 6:30--Farm Reporter 6:45--Gospel Singer 6.45--News 6:45--Uncle Ervin 6:45--Larry's Coffee Shop s 45--Hymn for the Day 6 a or the Day 7:00--Two Hours with Holly 7:00--Breakfast Melodies %.00--News; Coffee Shop 7:00--Ralph Snyder Show 7:00--News--Musical Clock 1 News 7:00--~New: 1 05=Top o" the Morning 7:15--Larry's Coffee Shop 715--Clint Buehiman ; . Gerber, Songs 7:30--Good Morning 7:30--Press News 7:30--Headllnes 7:30--~CBC News 7:30---News, Musical Clock LL 15--Breakfast Melodies 7:35--Top o' the Morning CHUM | No More Piles Here is a low cost, simple home medicine. It helps make It possible fc ou to get qulck relief from the it vg soreness and burning pains of pi t is a medical fact. that piles from causes INSIDE your body. T1 may "need internal treatment. 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Try 1% now and see how quickly and easily you can relieve your pile misery. in. 11:35--Stork Club of t 11:40--Musical Interlude . | 11:45--Musical Program 11:45--Bernie Brag Story | 11:45--Lera Lawton 11:45--Jack Smith how 12:00--Teleflash News; 12:00--Ozark Valley Folk | 12:00--~Wendy Warren, 11:00--To The L 11:00--Breakfast in "Hollywood 11:00--Listening Pos 11:00--News; Eo Varieties 11:00--News 11:00--Music for You 11:00--~Arthur 11:00--This is Nora Drake 11:00--Road of Life 11:05--Make Believe Ballroom 11:15--Katle's Daughter 11:15--Big Sister 11:15--June Dennis 11:30--News 11:30--~Chuck Wagow Serenaze 11:30--Galen Drake 11:30--Maurice Bodington 11:30--Claudia 11:30~What's Your Beef? 11:30--Jack Berch Mus. Show Godfrey 11:30--~Grand S!am Alr 11:45--Do You Remember 11:45--~Laura Limited 11 45--Rosemarv 11:50--News, Gordon Sinclair FRIBAY AFTERNOON 12:00--N. Shore Farm Digest | 12:00--Welcome Truvelers 12:00--News--Music WB! Melody Ine. CHU 12:00--~BBC News News 12:00--Music for Midday 112:05--Pick the Hits 12:15--Melody Inc. 12:15--Forester Journal' 12:15--Farm Broadcast 12:15--~Lucy Linten 12:15--~Aunt Jennv 12:15--Luncheon Date 12:20--Listen Ladles 12:30--As Little Children 12:30--Press News 12:30--Teleflash News 12:30-- Lorne Greene (News) 12:30--News 12:30--News 2 :30--Ontario Farm :30--~Rom of Helen Trent 12 2:35--CHUM Valley Program 12:40--Farm Prices 12:40--Hollywond Reporter 12:45--Selinsky Sifonietta 12 45--Walter Bowles 12:45--Our Gal Sunday 12:55--Off the Cuff 1:00--Perry Mason 1:00--News 1.00~CBC News 1:00---Byngtime 1:00--The Crucifixion 1:00--Blg Sister 1:00---Kitchen Party 1:00--News; Romance 1:05~=Mystery Singer 1:10--~Tops in Pops 1:15--~Musle for Friday 1:13--Broadway Hit Phrade i 30 itton Bohiar Ballroom - N. Shore Farm Todays Children ews; Play-off Pay-off {00--News 3 2:00--Dr. Pau 330 Demis al heey Singer [v] 4 of 2:45--Musical Matinee 3:00--News; CHUM Slogan Contest CHUM 3:00--~Double or Nothing WGR 3:00--News CKEY 3:00--Frank Herbert Concert CJBC 3:00--~Life Can Be Besant; WBEN---CBL 3:00--Ladles Be Seated WEEW 3 05--=Je; Burke Show CKEY kins WBEN----CBL 3:30--News CHUM 3:30~Meetin' With Keaton WGR 3:30--~Pepper Young's Family 30! Whiteman Club UM Slogan Contest CHUM 3 AS--Rigt to Happiness WBEN_CBL 345 Liioy Linton CFRB 4:00--N :00--Four 4:00~Po0, 4:00--Backstag 4:00--Hospital Part; 4:00--News; Voice o! 4:05--Club 580 4:10--Time To Sing 4:15--sStella Dallas Broadway and Vine star Tim : [he Johnson Family JBC : Women's News Commentary CBL :18--Needle Pointers CBL O'Clock News a i anzo Jones 4:30--New: 430_Fatcon's Adventures 4:30--Hint Hunt : :30--Recftal 4:30--Winner Take All 4:35--Star Time 4:45--From the Classics 4:45--Young Widder Brown 4 :45--Reminiscing 4 :55--Interlude 4:55--Matinee Miniature 5:00--Easy Rhythm 5:00--News, Star Time 5:00--Dick Tracy 5:00--~When a Girl Marries 5:00--Veteran's Varieties 5:00 News 5:00--Victor Record Album £ e 5:15--Portia Faces Life 5:15--Veterans Varieties 5:15--Terry_and he Pirates 5:30--Just al, 5:30--550 Reale and ®Bute Keaton :30--Jack Armstrong 5:35--Urfcle Bryn >--Star Tim : 0--Story Behind The Game 5: §g--Tommy Dorsey Show 5:50--N 5 33--Band Music ruiDAY EVENinu 6:00--Press News / 6:00--Music Box 6:00~Victory Parade 6:00--News; Music You ove 6:00--Bowles and Sette BC 6:00--~News WBEN-WaR-_CKEY 6:00--Race Results 6:05--Make Believe Ballroom VoKeY ; ports WEBW :10--Frank Parker 0--Tune Time ; Hj0--Sport Column je Balm Hubbell, : rts 6:25--New! 6 30. Blake, Reynolds s :30--Jim Hunter--News 6:30--Order of the Garter 6:30--Tello Test 6:30--Cause For Contentment 6:30--Blllly Rose 6:30--Music for Memory Newsreel 6:45--Three Star Extras 8:45--Lowell Thomas News 6:45--~Theatae Party 6:50--Did I Say 1nat? 6:55~Int. Commentary 7:00--~Safety Clinic 7:00--8upper Club 7:00--Beulah 7:00--~Ed McCurdy 7:00--Plant. House Party CKDO-CFRB 7:00--Lorne Greene (News) CEEY 7:00--News wi KBW 7 00--Sweet Music CFRB 7:05--)1ake Believe Ballroom CEEY 7:15--~F.1. Wine Time WKBW 7:15~Jack Smith Show =WGR--CFRB ALAN LADD DOROTHY LAMOUK ROBERT PRESTON LLOYD NOLAN ¢ In Paramount's Your Radio 426 SIMCOE S81. S. Can be repaired and guaranteed by our highly trained technical staff with up- to-date equipment. 4 BARONS RADIO & ELECTRIC ® PICK-UP AND DELIVERY ¢ Note:--Free radio replacement while yours PHONE 240 is being repaired. # LAFF-A-DAY PR. 422 Vopr. 1944, King Fo furs Syndiats, Ion. World cis nen d, "I'm sick and tired of your reading those detective . stories and getting scared and firing the butler!" 7:15--8t. George's Carillon 7:15--Helen' Young Sings 7:15--~News of the Woria 7:15--Sports Today 7:15--F. R. Wine Time 7:30--Band Box 7:30--~Lyn Murray Show CKDO 0--Club 15--Bob Croshy WGR-CFRB 0--News CHUM 0--Ethel and Albert CJBC 7:30~"he Lone Ekanger WEKBW 7:30--Sportsmen's Show iy 7:45--News 7:45--Edward R. Murrow News 7:45--H. V. Kaltenborn (:45--Toronto Today 7:45--Speaking as a Listener 7:50--1 See By The Paper 8:00--Quecn's Park Report 8:00--On Stage 8:00--Baby Snooks Show 8:00--Symphony for Strings 8:00--Queen's Park Report 8:00--Highways in Meloay 8:00~The Fat Man 8:00--The Fat Man 8:10--Memory Lane 8:15--Viewpoint 8:15--Gay Nineties 8:15--Corinne Jordan 8:15--Learning to Live 8:30--Can You Top, 8:30--Vancouver Theatre 8:30--Can You Top This? % L FRB CKDO CKEY WGR CBL CFRB WBEN WKBW CJBC CKEY CKEY CKDO CFRB CJBC-WBEN ? CKEY 8:30--Danny Thomas" 8.30--Treasure Trail 8:30--This Is Your FBI 8:55--Bill Henry News 9:00--Beat the Champs 9:00--0ld Gold Show 9:00--Mark Warnow 9:00--People are Funny 9:00--Music Box 9:00--Break the Bank WKB 9:00--Light up and Listen CJBC-CFRB 9:30--Let's Play Bildge CJBC 9:30--Trump Davidson's Orch. 9:30--Waltz Time 9:30--Ozzie and Harriet 9:30--The Sheriff 9:30--~Waltz Time 9:30--Ozzié and Harriet 9:55--~Champlon Roll Call 10:00--Mystery Theatre 10:00--Call For Music 10:00--CBC National News 10:00--Lucky Listening 10:00--Music of Manhattan b 10:00--Dinah Shore, Harry James WGR CKEY GR CIBO--CPRS WKBW 10:00--Berni Black Trio 10:00--~Boxing Bouts 10:00~Champlonship Fight 10:15--CBC News Roundup 10:15--Let's Waltz 10:30--Bill Stern, Sports 10: 30-Spotent Revue 10:30--These English 10:30--Spotlight Revue 10:30--Wrestling Matches 10:30--Jumpin' Jacks 10:30--News 10:40--Joe Crysdale 10:45--Government Talk 10:45--~News 2 ry Goes 11:00--Prairie Schooner 11:00--Dominion News 11:00--~News WKBW-WBEN- CEPY-CFRD 11:00--~News Reporter WG 11:05--Mickey Lester 11:10--News Analvsis 11:10--Organ Reverie CFRB 11:10--Milljon oa aaliroom WEBW 11: 3 Rob 2 B 11:15--Joe Wesp "Ironic Reporter WBEN L | WBEN | 8:30--Can. Gen. Elec. Program ih 11:15--Late Sports 11:15~Christies' Wax Works 11:25--Late Sports Column 11:25--Man About Midnight 11:30--Ray Anthony Orch. B 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 Yuae Tane WGR 12:00--News--House Party CRE EL 12:00--~CBC News Bulletin 12:00--News WEKBW-CFRB- WBEN-WGR 12:00--News CJB 12:05--Desi Arnaz Orch. 12:05--Virginia Beach Orch 12:05--Juke Box Jamboree 12:10---Man About Midnight 12:30--~The Rollinl Trio 12:30--News 12:45--Pelham Heath Inn 12:55--News 1.00--~News 1:00--News--House Party 1:25--News 1:30--Juke-Box Jamboree 2:00--News--Say It With Music CKEY Here's Speedy Relief for Tender, Aching, Burning Feet Your feet may be so swollen and in- flamed that you think you can't go another step. Your shoes may feel as if they are cutting right into the flesh. You feel sick all over with the pain and torture; you'd give anything to get. relief. Two or three applications of Moone's Emerald Oil and in a few minutes the pain and soreness disappears. No matter how discouraged you: have been, if you have not tried Emerald Oil then you have something to learn. Get a bottle today at any Tamblyn Drug Store and all druggists. WATCH FRIDAY"S == Co-operation Key To Britains New Colonial Policy By JAMES McCOOK Canadian Press Staff Writer London--(CP) -- The Lancashire mill-worker and the African hunter have become partners in building a new British Empire. The concept of colonial policy, taught to colonial service cadets at Oxford and Cambridge universities is "a working partnership in devel- opment and welfare." , The millworker, by his taxes, is paying for the development of col- onial resources that ultimately will be the possession of colonial peo- rles; conversely peanuts in Africa, timber in British Guiana, sugar in the West Indies and the food and raw materials of a score of colonies are being produced in increased quantity to help Britain's economy i nthese hard days. Time was when colonies poured their wealth in resources into the hands of development companies and speculators' who had little in- terest in the natives' future. Now the money flows the other way. These are expenditures authorized recently by the United Kingdom: 1. £120,000,000 ($480,000,000) for the 10-year period ending 1966, for "colonial development," including agriculture, forestry, irrigation and services. : 2. £100,000 for the Colonial De- velopment Corporation to be paid out as loans to assist any colonial enterprise which desires to increase colonial productivity. 3. £25,000,000 for the development of peanut production in East Afri- a to increase the world supply of fats. Some 24,000 Africans will be employed on the project in the next five years. £1,000000 for special research undertakings concerned with health, agriculture, forestry and irrigation. Other Expenditures These sums are only part of the bill. Special assistance is required in times of disaster or other emer- gencies. Highly-trained staffs of specialists have to be trained in the United Kingdom for duties overseas; police, medical service, communi- | cations and defence have to be pro- THE NEW ATIONAL AULT gtk gs LOW PHILCO AUTO RADIO AS LOW'AS $69.95! IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION IN ANY CAR AT es pm LLU) shprinnce Uervice 5 Bond St. W. Phone 1438 Listen to story-teller takes the microphone ana companies. DIAL 1240 REG CL: VISITSm'GM" AS HE Canode's best-known fisherman and with him on a tour of the "GM" plant in Oshawa. TONIGHT, APRIL 22 at 8 p.m. This is the sixth in the series of programs titled "Industrial Oshawa" designed to tell the people of Oshawa more about their own factories CKDO ... .. OSHAWA vided, usually by the United King- dom government. Colonial officers, after training in universities and in the field, are impressed with the principles of in- direct rule, They are no longer lit- tle "monarchs" in remote kingdoms but can be summoned and advised by radio or airplane in a few hours. Natives are educated to take their training as colonial officers along with Britons. The color bar no long- er hinders their promotion. They go to their duties armed, net with rifles, but with Basic Eng- lish, a simplified version of the lan- gauge using 850 essential words and used successfully in colonial educa- tion. The British government paid £23,000 for the copyright and col- onial officers welcome the system. The Colonial Primary Products Committee said in a report: "The introduction of mechanized and large-scale . production into areas where the social and political structure js based on the individual cultivation of small holdings often communijy-owned, will involve a social upheaval whose effects must be provided for." : TO APPOINT MAYOR Kingston, April 22--(CP) -- Ap- pointment of successor to Fayor J. Stuart Crawford, who tendered his resignation to city council on Men- day effective April 30, will be made at special meeting city council Fri- day afternoon. Mayor Crawford re- signed because of ill health. It is ASH ENUINE ASPIRIN IS CAARKED THIS WAY understood appointment will go to Alderman C. A. Curtis, Queen's University Professor of Economics. INFREQUENT OCCURENCE Triplets happen only once every 6,400 births, maternity records show. TODAY Marks--"Blondie's Anniversary," at 1.00, 3.15, 5.35, 8.05, 10.35. "Smoky River Serenade," at 2.10, 425, 6.55, 9.25. Last com- plete show at 9.10. Biltmore "Strange Love of Martha Ivers," shown at 1.00, 4.00, 7.00 and 10.00 p.m. "Susie Steps Out," shown at 2.57, 5.57 and 8.57 p.m. Last complete show at 8.57 p.m, Regent -- "Wild Harvest" 3.30, 5.35, 7.35, 9.30. Last plete shown 9 p.m. 1.30, com- No Matter Which Way You Look At It -- The RAIDER Coming i Soon to the MARKS RAIDER Is A Good Picture OPEN TO SHOWER THE SCREEN WITH STARS! . with he DONALDSON - TOM POWERS "STRANGE L "SUSIE STE THE HOLLYWOOD HEAVENS Paromount's Mommoth Musical Storring BING CROSBY = BOB HOPE = GARY COOPER + RAY MILLAND = ALAN LADD BARBARA STANWY(K + PAULETTE GODDARD + DOROTHY LAMOUR + SONNY TUFTS = JOAN CAULFIELD = WILLIAM HOLDEN = £IZABETH SCOTT + BURT LANCASTER = GAIL RUSSELL = DIANA LYNN FRUING HAYDEN + ROBERT PRESTO VERONICA LAKE + JOHN [UND + WILLIAM BENDIX" « BARRY FITZGERALD. + (ASS DALEY «= HOWARD JA SILVA = MACDONALD CAREY and scores more * Introducing MARY HATCHER It's A Heart-Tugging BOY DOG DRAMA! "ANN DORAN AUBREY MATHER £, SID TOMACK OVE 'OF MARTHA IVES" (Adult) PS OUT" Peppy Musical Hit! There's one onde too «in Penny SINGL o EXTRA o getting a gift from Dagwood 0° BLONDIES ANNIVERSARY Marjori Kept + Adele Jurgens « lorome Cowan - and Daisy - A COLUMBIA PICTURE CAROLINA COTTON « COTTONSEED CLARK = THE BOYD TRIPLETS Financ) many on mic stip "Blonds" seated by CHIC YOUNG ETON « Arthur LAKE" Larry SINNS WATCH FOR MISS RAIDER * THE SUNSHINE BOYS