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MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1948 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE ? PAGE FIVE RADIO LOS RIE PA 2 LE 600 | 100 90 100° 11200 MONDAY EVENING :00--News; Music You Love 4 Music Box b )-- Victory Parade CHUM CFR '05--Make Believe Ballroom 6:10--Sid Smith, Sports :10--Parade of Melody :15--Preview with Music 15--Top of the Day :15--Jim Wells, 8 :15--News & Farm Report :15--What's Your Beef? :25--Fishing Barometer :30--Sig Smith Sports 30--Jim Hunter :30--Holiday Newsreel :30--Cause for Contentment :30--David Street Song Shop :30--Divertimento :30--Easy Listening :30--Ive Richards, Sports :40--Parade of Melody :45--Three Star Extra :45--Towel! Thomas :45--Passing Parade 6:45--BRC News 6:45--Theatre Party 7:00--Lorne Greene: News 7 :00--Plantation Party 7:00--Kesten's Corner 7:00--Plantation Party 7:00--Supper Club 7:00--Beulah 7:00--News 7:00--Dan Harding Show 7:00--News; Good Old Days 7:05--Make Believe *allroom 7:10--The Lighter Side 7:15--Toronto Today 1: av A SEne 7:15--1050 Serenad 7:15--Jack Smith "show WGR--CFRB 7:15--News of World WBEN 7:15--F. I, Wine Time WKBW 7: 15---Sports Today . 7:30--Int"l House Party 7:30--Light Pop Music 7:30--Pattern for Prosperity 7:30--The 'Lone Ranger 7:30--Lyle Evans 7:30--Club 15--Bob Crosby 7.45--Toronto Today 7:45--Edward E, Murrow News 7:45--Richard Harkness 7:45--John Sturgess, baritone 7:45--News 8:00--On Stage :00--Point Sublime :00--Inner Sanctum :00--David Hose :00--Organ Music News: Prom. Under Stars CIM 8:00--vava.cade of America WBE 8:00--Stringtime C 8:15--Election Bulletin :30--Double or Nothing :30--Choral Capers :30--Summer Fallow :30--Twelve Players 8:30--Charlie Chan 8:30--Johnny Burt Trio 8:30--Arthur Godfrey's Talent 8:30--Volc: of Firestone :45--Election Bulletin WEBW CKEY | CJBC | WGR | BE :00--On Stage America 9:00--Symphonic Encores 9: 00---Radio Theatre 9:00--New: 9: Tone One Hour 9:10--Baseball 9:15--Little Show 9:30--Want to Lead a Band? 9:30--Choral Group 9:30--Musical Program 9:30--Norman Cloutier 9:30--Dr. 1.Q. Quiz 9:45--Voice of St. John 9:45--Election Bulletin 10:00--My Friend Irma 10.00--Mayor of the Tow. CFRB 10.00--Contented Hour CIBC--WBEN 10:00--~Music_of Manhattan KDO 10:00--~CBC National News 10:00--News 10:15--Catholic Thought 10:15--The People Ask 10:15--News Roundup CBL | CFRB--WGR | KDO 10:30--Screen Guta Players 10:30--Jumpin' Jacks 10:30--Information Please 10:30--Election_ Bulletin 10:40--Sports News 10:45--Hit of the Day CKEY 10:45--Community Spotlight WKBW 10:45--News CEKDO 10:55--Sports News CKDO 11:00--~News WGR-WBEN.CFRB-CKEY 11:00--News; Harness Racing WKBW 11:00--Dominion News Bulletin CJBC 11:00--Dreamtime CKDO 11:00--Election Bulletin 11:05--Mickey Lester Show 11:05--Harness Racing 11:15--Dance Orch. 11:15--Len Hopkins Orch. 11:15--Joe Wesp, Ironic Reporter 11:15--Christie's Wax Works 11:15--Late Sports 11:25--Late Sports Column 11:30--Man About Midnight 11:30--Club Norman Orch. 11:30--America United 11:30--Lawrence Welk Orch. 11:45--Election Bulletin 12:00--News 12:00--Man Apo Midnight 12:00--CBC New: 12 100--News-- House Party 12:00--News WBEN - WKBW 12:00---CBC News 12:05--Club Norman Orch. . 12:05--Benny Goodman Orch. 12:05--Musical Reflections 12:30--Virginia Beach Orch. { I 30--News 00--News--House Daryy i :30--Juke-box Jambore: WKBW 2:00--News--Say It With Music CKEY TUESDAY MORNING ] 320--Dacle Ervin 0550" Revetlle H :35--Uncle Ervin WEKBW WKBW WGR WKBW wGR New: Midis WKBW 6: {00_Morning Jambo; CBL 6:00 News; Top of the a orning CFRB 6:00--550 Rangers WGR 6:05--Uncle Ervin 6:10--Clint Buehiman 6:25--Hymn for the Day 6:30--News 6:30--Press News C! 6:30--Farm Service, Weathers 6:35--Uncle Ervin w. 6:40--Percolator Parade 6:45--Larry"s Coffee Shop :45--Gospel Singer 5--News :55--Hymn for the Day S. in "Wood CJBC Musical Cloc! CKEY News: Top of the Morning CFRB i D--Percoiater Parades WBEN-WKBW WGR rl {00--News :00--Ralph Snyder Show 7:15--Rev. Gelber, Songs 7:30--CBC News 1000 | Press News 7:30--News, Musical Clock 7:30--Ervin Victor 7:30--Headlines; Top of Morning CFRB 7:35--Breakfast Melodies CBL 7:40--Percolator Parade 7:45--Terry Washburn 7:45--Unity Viewpoint 7:50--News 8.00--News 8:00--~Ralph Snyder Show 8:00-- News WBEN. 8:00--Martin Agronsky 8:00--Jim Hunter, News 8:00--~CBC News 8:05--Larry's Coffee Shop 8:10--Hal Kelly (Sports) 8:15--Musical Clock #:15--Clint Bueniman 8:15--Housewlives Serenade 8:15--Coffee sime 8:15--Morning Devotions 8:20--Terrv Washburn 8:30--Breakfast Time Tunes 8:30--Musical March Past 8:30--News 8:30--Teleflash News 8:35--Larry's Coffee Shop 8:45--Gospel Singer 8: acre Heart Program 8:50-- Ni 9: 00--Ralph Snyder Show 9:00--Music for Tuesd 3 CK 9:00--News CKEY-WBEN 9:00--Teleflash News, We the CHUM CBL WEKBW--CJBC CBL CKEY WBEN 9:00--CBC News; Music 9:05--Jay and Ginger 9:15--Early Date 9:15--Barnyard Follies CFRB 9:30--Oshawa Shopping Basket CKDO 9:45--On Parade CFRB 9:45--In Your Name 9:45--Nelson Olmstead 9:50--News KEY 10:00--Ann Adam Home Crafters GERD 10:00--House Party WGR 10:00--Ethel and Albert 10:00--Fred Waring Show 10:00--RBgtty and Bob 10:05--Morning Music 10:05--Make Believe Ballroom 10:15--Mickey Lester Show 10:15--CHUM Slogan Contest 10:15--0ff the Record 10:15--Coffee Call 10:15--Parade of Bands 10:25--Magazine of the. Alr 10:25--Top Tune 10:30--Kate . Aitken 10:30--Ann Howard 10:30--Press News 10:30--Road of Life 10:30--News 10:35--CHUM Slogan Contes. 10:35--Do You Remember 10:45--David Harum 10:45--Listen to Leivert 10:45--Club Time | 10:45--Joyca ordan, M.D. 10:45--Novelette | 10:45--Jane Weston 10:55--Novelette 11:00--~This Is Nora Drake l 11:00--Arthur Godfrev i 11:00--Decorating Talks 11:00--Ro.d of Life | 11 Jo Music by Martin 11:00--New: 11 00--To The Ladles ! 11:00--News, Morning Varieties 11:00--Breakfast tn Hollywood 11:05--Make Believe Ballroom 11:15--Music for You 11:15--Big Sister 11:15~June Dennis 1:30--Claudia 1:30--Teleflash News 11:30--Galen Drake 11:30--Jack Berch Show 11:30--Grand Slam 11:30--~Chuck Wagon Serenade 11:30--~What's Your Beef 11:30--Maurice Bodington 11:35--S8tork Club of the Alr 11:40--~Musical Interlude 11:45--Bernle Braden Story 11:45--~Jack Smith Show 11:45--Ted Malone 11:45--Laura Limited 11:45--Especially for You 11:45--Rosemary 11:45--Lora Lawton TUESDAY AFTERNULUN 12:00--N CKEY-WBEN 12: 00--North Shore Farm Digest CEDO 12:00--Music for Miaday 12:00--Welcome Traveller 12:00--Circle Bell Ranch 12:00--~Wendy Warren--News 12:00--News, Melody Inc. 12:00--~BBC News 12:05--Pick the Hits 12/15--Farm Broadcas 12:15--Aunt Jenny Shiaries 12:15--Lucy Linton 12:20--Listen Ladles 12:30--Luncheon Club 12:30--World at Noon 12.30--Lorne Greene. News 12:30--News; Wes McKnight 12:30--Romance of Helen [rent | 12:30--~Ont. Farm Broadcast 12:30--News--Andy Thomson 12:30--Teleflash News 12:35--~CHUM Valley Program 12:40--Farm Prices | 12:40--Rhythm Rendezvous | 12:45--~Walter Bo wiles 12:45--Crooner's Corner 12:45--Blg Sister 12:45--Singin" Sam 12:45--Our Gal Sunday 1:00--Modern Kitchen 1 {00--Big Sister } 0) pvugisie 1:00--N 1 00--Teleflash News; Romance 1:05--Money Melodies 1:10--Tops in Pops CKEY 1:15--Your Host--Peter Gust WKBW 1:15--Ma Perkins 4 :15--Broadway Bandwagon ork 1 30--Million Dollar Ballroom LLL 1:30 Young Doctor Malone WGR 1:30--News CHUM 1:35--Stephen Foster CHUM 1:45--~Young Doctor Malone CFRB CHUM 1:45--Treasury of Beautiful Music 1:45--The Guiding Light WGR 1:45--Singalong 2:00--Guiding Light 2: ews 2:00--The Second Mrs. Burton 2:00--Today's Children 2:00--Half-hour Concert 2:00--Bernie Braden Story 2:00--Play-off Pay-off 2:05--Jerrv Burke Show 2:15--News 2:15--Perry Mason 2:15~Woman in White 2:15--Jack Berch Show 2:30--Musical Matinee 2:30--Charlie Spivak 2:30--Bride and Groom Show 2:30--Marriage For Two 0--Musically Lun 0--Hollywood New: 2:35--Salute to the "Nations 2:40--Betty Crocker 2:45--Musical Matinee 2:45--Evelyn Winters 2:45--Lean Back and Listen 3:00--Life Can Be Beautiful CBL--WBEN 3:00--Double or Nothing WGR 3:00--News; Jerry Burke Show 3:00--CHUM Slogan Contest UM 3:00--Inside Story KDO 3:15--"Ma Perkins" WBEN ---CBL 3:15--Milit Herth Trio CKDO 3:30--Meetin with Keaton 8:30--Paul Whiteman Club 3:30--Pepper Young's Family WBEN CEL 3:30--News CKD 3:30--News SHoM 3:35--Casa Loma Tim CKDO 3) :35--CHUM Slogan Contest CHUM 4; 00--Hospital Party 00-- News : 00--Voice of Memory 4:00--All Star Dance Parade 4.00-- Backstuge Wile 4.:00--Popular Songs 4:05--Club 580 4:10--Time to Sfng 4:15--Stella Dallas WB! 4:15--~Women's News Comment'y CBL 4:15--Mike Hopkins Show oly 4:15--Nora Drake FRB 4:15--High Tide, Wally Shubat cKO 4:30--Hint Runt GR 4:30--Ople Cates Show 4:30--Your Hostv Peter Gust 4:30--Lorenzo .Jcues 4:30--Artists of Tomorrow 4:30--Winner Take All 4:30--News 4:35--1050 Matinee 4:45--From the Classics 4s Nous Studio Party 5: :00--Broadway and Vine 5:00--News; Mike Hopkius Show CHUM 5:00--Tommy Dorsey CJBC 5:00--Dick Tracy WEKBW 5:00--News WGR 5:00-- When a Girl Marries WBEN 5:00--Veterans Varieties CBL 5:10--Meetin' With Keaton WGR 5:15--Terry and the Pirates 5:15--Easy Rhythm 5:15--Portia Faces Life 5:15--The Magic Hour 5:30--Make Belleve Ballroom 5:30--Reggie and Billy Keaton 5:30--Just Plain Bill 5:30--Jack Armstrong 5:30--Parade of Melody 5:30--New Mother Goose 5:45--Western Five 5:45--Lum °'N' Abner TUESDAY EVENING 6:00--News 6:00--Music BOX 6:00-- Victory Parade 6:00--Bowles and Settell 6:00--News; Music You Love 6:00--Press News 6:00--Race Results €:00 - Make Believe Balfroom 6:10--S1z2. Smith Sports 6:10--Clary Settels 6:10--Parade of Melody CKDu 6:15--Preyiew with Music wah 6:15--~News and Farm market Suey. BL WK CKEY WGR CJBC 6:15--Hit Tunes 6: 5:15--Wbat's Your Beet 6:15--Top of the Day 6:20--Tello-Test 6:25--sport Heartbeats 3:30--Patterns in Melody 6:30--Jim Hunter News 6:30--Sugar and Spice 6:30--kasy Listening 6:30--News;. Holiday Newsreel 6:30--Ive Richards--Sports 6:30--Tello-Test 6 .40--Wes McKnight's Sparts 6:45--Lowell Thomas, News' 6:45--~BBC News 6:45--Three Star Extra 6:45--Passing Parade 6:50--Did 1 Say That? 7:00--Beulah 7:00--Lorne Greene, News 7:00--Al1 Harvey T7:00--Smoke Rings 7:00--News; 7:00--Supper Club 7:00--Kesten's Corner 7:00--Smoke Rings 3 :00--News 7:15--News of the "World 7:15--Toronto Today 7:30--Max Ny Pianist 7:30--Club 15--Bob Crosby 7:30--International House Party WBEN 7:30--~WBEN Band Box WBEN | 7:30--Amazing Mr. Malone CJBC 30--News; 1050 Serenade J0--Home Folks Frolic 30--The Green Hornet View : {45_Toronto Today A foan Sam 8:00--Concert. Music 8:00--Milton Berle Show 8:00--Cross Section CJBC 8:00--News; Prom. Dhpaer Stars CHUM 8:00--The Three Sun CKDO 8:00--Men Who Make Buffalo wieow 8:10--Political Talks 8:15--Inside Story 8:15--Queer Quirks 8:15--Calling All Veterans 8:15--News 8:30--Mr. and Mrs. North 8:30--~Memory Lane 8:30--My City--Montreal 8:30--Fun Parade 8:30--A Date With Judy WBEN 8:30--'"Yeoman of the Guard" CJBC 8:30--Ray Bloc CKDO 8:30--America's Town Meetmg WKBW 8:55--Blll Henry News WGR | 8:00--~We the People | 9:00--So the Story Goes 9:00--Amos & Andy 9:00--For Your Approval 9:00--Melodeers 9:00--News 9:10--Baseball 9:15--Little Show 9:30--Christopher Wells 9:30--""Studio One" 9:30--Let's Play Bridge 9:30--Fashlons In Music 9:30--Boston "Pop 10:00--Ray Blach Bresents 10:00---CBC News 10:00--Bob Hope Show 10:15--CBC News Roundup 10:30-4-Baseball 10:30--News IT'S DYNAMITE THE WAY SINCLAIR LEWIS WROTE J THE WAY M-6-M PUTS IT ON THE SCREEN! FENCER 3 TRAC LANA Y TURNER § SHINY nb 7 TOM DRAKE MARY ASTOR ALBERT DEKKER TARTING TODAY We Make Our Own COOL Weather! on the same program NEWS .. DAY Feature Daily Daily at 145 - 4.10 - 6.35 - 9.00 LAFF-A-DAY opr. 1948, King Features Syndscate, Inc. World nghts reserved "There--does that make you feel better?" Wortman Heads Gideons; Plan Toronto London, Ont., June 14--(CP)--C. W. Wortman of London, Saturday was re-elected president of the Gid- eons of Canada, whose three-day, 37th annual convention concluded teday. The organization faces the most ambiticus year in its history and plans building a new headquar- ters in Toronto. The national organ- ization of the Christian Commer- Men's Association, which has become famous for its successful effort to keep a copy of the Bible in every ho- te] room in North America, now plans to place copies of the New Testament, witia the psalms and bock of proverbs added, in tie hands of every school child. Miilions of co- pies have already been distributed to children in Canada and the Unit- ed States. After hearing the annual report of Arthur J. Burham, general secre- tary, on the inadequacy of their present office acccnmodation, mem- bers passed a resolution to build a new national headquarters in To- ronto and raised $2,628 in pledges for tlie new building from the mem- bers present. With the development of Gideon work in Europe, Asia and Australia, Eernard E. Aldridge of Toronto, past president of the Dominion body, has gone to Chicago to become Euro- pean representative. nto Head Office At the election of officers yester- day Roy C. Spatzel of Kitchener was named vice-president, succeed- ing James Bryers of Hamilton. Mel- vin Steinmann, Niagara Falls, suc- ceeded Alec Water of Brantford as chaplain, and Earl Potter, Toronto, followed Carl Smith, Toronto, as treasurer, James H. Russell, Toron- to, continued as international rep- resentative on the United States Gidecn cabinet. With retirement of B. E. Aldridge it was decided to elect five trustees instead of the usual four to main- tain strength of the Dominion cab- inet, the Gideon executive bedy. Returned as trustees were George Abbott, Toronto, and S. A. Boswell, Hamilton. Bram Reid, Galt; Carl Smith, Torento, and W. M. Gardin- er, Montreal, became the new mem- bers of the cabinet. 'NEWFIES' VOTE JULY 22 St. John's Nfld. June 14--(Reu- ters)--Newfoundland will hold a se- cond referendum to decide her fu- | ture status and administration on | July 22, it was announced Sunday. This time Newfoundland's 176,297 voters will make a straight choice between becoming Canada's 10th province or reverting to responsible Anniversary Of Wedding Marked At Columbus MARY M. DYER Correspondent Columbus, June 11 -- On Friday evening, June 4, on the occasion of Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Powell's 35th wedding anniversary, the family met in the form of a surprise party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A, C. McKenzie. A coffee-table was pre- sented to Mr. and Mrs. Powell from their children and grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Powell and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pow- ell and family, Mr. and Mrs, & C. McKenzie and family, Mr. Vernon Powell and Miss Helen Yellowlees. Vernon Powell read the address while little Misses Loraine and Carolyn Powell presented the table. Mr. Powell replied very suitably. Other guests at the party were: Mr, and Mrs, J. 8. Balsdon, Mr, Roy Powell and family of Pickering, Mrs. G. L. Goldring, Liverpool; Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Richardson- and Miss E. Richardson, Whitby; Mr. and Mrs, Walter Richardson, Ux- bridge. : After the gifts had been opened lunch was served. The house wa decorated with spring flowers an candles, while the table centre was a wedding cake. At the graduation exercises to- night for the Oshawa General Hos= pital one of our Columbus girls will be graduating. We extend con- gratulations to Miss Faye Gilroy. This will be the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morley Gilroy to have received their R.N. from the Osh- | awa General Hospital. | Mrs, J. Brent and Miss Ruth | Brent visited over the week-end | with Mr. and Mrs. John Sione. | Miss Hazel McCrea and Miss Doris Johnston visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nesbitt one day this week. | On Wednesday evening Mrs. J. I. Miller held a euchre at her home | in aid of the Home and School As- | sociation, There were seven tables | of ladies and all enjoyed a good | time, Mrs. Howard Grass receiving | the prize for high score. After cards | a very dainty lunch was served by the association, ASK MEAT CEILING Winnipeg, June 14--(CP)--A de- mand that a ceiling be imposed on meat prices was contained in a tele- gram sent Sunday to Prime Minis- ter Mackenzie King and members of the cabinet by tlhe Manitoba House- wives Consumers' Association. TODAY Regent -- 'Cass Timberlane" -- 1.45, 4.10, 6.35, 9.00. Last com- plete show 8.50 p.m. Marks--"A Double Life," at 1.20, 3.25, 5.35, 7.40, 9.45. Last com- plete show at 9.25. Biltmore -- "I've Always Loved You," 1.00, 400' 7.00, 10.00. "Spoilers of the North," 2.55, 5.55, 8.55. Last complete show at 8.55. self government. IT'S CO ING! OSHAWA RO 1948 COMBINED THIS YEAR ONE NIGHT ONLY! MONDAY, JUNE 2i PARADE LEAVES ALEXANDRA PARK AT 7.15 P.M. VIA SIMCOE TO GIBBS ST. 5100.00 PRIZES ENTER NOW! BEST DECORATED MOTOR FLOAT, PATRIOTIC MUSICAL OR ADVERTISING : BEST NATIONAL MOTOR NATIONAL COSTUME . Y FAI 7-BANDS-7 -- Including -- The Famed De "a Salle 80-Piece Boys' Band FLOATS! CLOWNS! HORSES! PRIZES FOR.... $18.00 FLOAT OR MARCHERS IN BEST UNIT GROUP IN UNIFORM OPEN TO CUBS, SCOUTS, GIRL GUIDES, C.G.LT, AIR AND 'ARMY CADETS, SCHOOLS & FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS EST GROw. OF COSTUMED RIDERS ON HORSEBACK + EST NOVELTY, COVERED WAGON, CHINESE RICK- SHAW OR ORIGINAL ENTRY BEST DECORATED CARRIAGE DRAWN BY PONY .... BEST COSTUMED RIDER ON PONY BEST CLOWN COSTUME AND ACTING (ADULT) For Further Information AND ENTRIES ~--APPLY-- L. E. OSIER, Manager BILTMORE THEATRE '39 KING ST. EAST TORICAL, STORY years) years) BEST DECORATED DOLL BEST BRIDE AND GROOM .BEST CLOWN COSTUME AND ACTING (under 14 years) BEST GROUP IN COSTUME PORTRAYING SOME HIS- NURSERY. RHYME, BIBLICAL OR FAIRY BEST ORIGINAL COSTUME, GIRLS (under 14 years) .. BEST ORIGINAL COSTUME, BOYS (under 14 years) .... BEST DECORATED BICYCLE WITH RIDER BEST DECORATED TRICYCLE WITH RIDER (under 10 BEST DECORATED CHILD'S WAGON ....c 000000000000 ' PROCEEDS IN AID OF THE ROTARY CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S FUND (under 14 CARRIAGE ENSEMBLE . (Girl and Dol) De Gaulle Poses Problem On West Germany Issue By RELMAN MORIN Associated Press News Analyst For the first time in their mutu- ally acrimonious history, Gen. Charles De Gaulle and the French Communists are political bedfellows today, a fact that reaffirms the truth of the old axiom. Neither De Gaulle nor the Com- munists approve of the plan to uni- fy Western Germany. The General's political party, Rassemblement Due Peuple Fran- cals, is the strongest opponent of Communism in France. Vice versa, De Gaulle is the man whom the Reds hope is least likely to succeed. Nevertheless, and for totally dif- ferent reasons, they find them- selves lined up together today on the German issue. Together, they ney be strong enough to bring about the dissolution of parliament ani to cause a general election, and a new government. And so the question again arises in the minds of millions '2f people, on both sides of the Atlantic: is Charles De Gaulle another dictator- in-the-making? . The answer, I believe, is "no." And I would hasten to emphasize that that is a strictly personal opin- ion, not shared by all the corres- pondents who watched him, during the war, and came to know him. De Gaulle is an odd combination of a soldier, a mystic, a college pro- fessor, a technician, a historian and an idealist. = What he is not is a politician. Compromise is the essence of po- litics -- and De Gaulle has dem- onstrated, over and over again, that he will not compromise on matters of principle. In London during the war, the clang and clate ter of his cyclopean Battles with Winston Churchill could be heard all the way from 10 Downing Street to the East End docks. At Casae blanca, he clashed, almost on sighs, with President Roosevelt. Again, immediately after the war, remember that he came to power in Paris. But when the rest of the French government declined to ape prove his plant for & centralized regime, with greater power concene trated in the hands of the Premier, he did not compromise. He resigned, De Gaulle has an inexorable single ness of purpose. And once he sets his sights on an object, he will not look the other way--even for power. That trait alone would. disqualify him as a potential dictator. He won't make deals. He won't trade horses. And if he owns a backe stretcher, he has never been known to use it. His mental powers are unques- tioned. History may show that he had an almost clairvoyant vision, of the future of. Europe. BRICKLAYERS MAY STRIKE Toronto, June 14--(CP)--Unioniae ed bricklayers and stonemasons haw voted to strike Wednesday to sup port demands for a 30-cent hourly wage increase. An AFL. union spokesman said union members vote ed Saturday night to reject a seven cent hourly increase offered by Toe ronto Builders' Exchange. STARTS TODAY pirected by FRANK BOR: Sp oh A LOVE STORY YOU'VE ALWAYS DREAMED ABOUT! PHILIP DORN - CATHERINE MCLEOD - Wi IAM MME. MARIA OUSPENSKAYA « FELIX Dou . | CARYCR AGE «a repusLiC PICTURE EXTRA! Exciting Adventure! FRANK BORAGES Production of VE AIWAYS SN LOVED YOU TECHNICOLOR a PAUL KELLY - ADRIAN BOOTH - EVELYN ANKERS Starring Love... Hate... Passion... 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