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'PAGE EIGHT THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1948 FRIDAY EVENING ~ 8:00--~Press News £:00--Music Box :1€ PO! lumn :15--Ralph Hubbell, Sports :15--Songs of Good Cheer :15--Top of the Day :15--News and Farm Market Beef? : New! ; Blake. Reypolds :30--Order of the G :30--Tello Test :30--Cause For Comenunmy nin] aa 6 :30--Holiday Newasree! :40--W ht afety Clin! :00--News; Goold "ona Days 51050 Serenade 5--Toronto Today News of the Woria ;15--8po rts Today 5--F. R. Wine Time 7 30 Band Box 7:30--Club 15, "Bob Crosby 7:30--News 7:30--High Adventure 7:30--~"ne Lone feanger 7:30--T.B.A. 7:35--1050 Serenade BA SR RD :00--Symphony for Strings :00--Melodic Symphony :00--Highways in Meloay 8: :00--The Fat Man 8:30--RCAF Band 8:30--Can You Top This? 8:30--Can. Gen. Elec. Program 8:30--Mr. Ace and Jan® GR 8:30--Treasure Trail CJBC--C. 8:30--This Is Your FBI 8:55--B1l) Henry. News 9:00--Beat the Champs 9:00--0ld Gold Show 9: :00--Peo, le are Funny he Story Goes 9:00--Break the Bank KBW 3 200--Lighs up and Listen CJBC- FEL 0--Baseball 9:30--Waltz T 3:30--Ozzie and Harriet :15--At The Conso! :30--Parlow String "Quartet Bill Stern. Sports potlight Revue 10° --Spotlight Revue 10:30--Night Baseball 10:30--Dance Orch. CJ. 10:30--Cooperative Commonwealth Federation CK 30:30 News; Joe Crysdale 10:45--New: 10: :45--HIb pF) the Day 1:00--Spo 1 :00--Dominion News 11:00--~News WEKBW-WBEN- "CEEY-CFRA 11:00--News Reporter WG. 11:00--Dreamtime 11:05--Mickey Lester 11:10--News ADalvels 11:10--Organ Reverl CFRB 11:10--Million Dollar Ballroom WEBW 11:15--Ted Steel Orc CFRB 11:15--Joe Wesp Ironié Reporter WBEN 11:15--Late Sports WGR ii :15--Christies' Wax Works 25--Late Sports Column i 25--Man J Midnight 11:30--Al Donahue Orch. CFR 11:30--World's Great Novels WBEN 12:00--News--House Party CEEY 12:00--CBC News Bulletin 12:00--News WKBW-CFRB-WBEN- Wah 12:00--News CJBC 12:05--Benny Goodman Orch. 12:05--V1 Inia Beach Orch. 2 SR e Box Jamboree 12:10--Man About Midnight 12 The fils Trio 12:30 12: Ao Eider Beck 12:45--Pelham Heath Inn 1 :00--News--House Party 1:25--News 1:30--Juke-Box Jamboree 2:00--News--Say It With Music VoREY SATURDAY MORNING 4:30--Uncle Ervin 5:30--550 Revellle 5:30--News; Uncle Ervin 5:50--News L 00 Morning Jamboree 6:00--550 Rangers 6:00--News 6:00--Uncle Ervin, News News 6 45_Larry 's Coffee Shop 6:55--CBC News and Weather Clock 7:00--News 5 00 Breaktast Melodies 7:00--New: y § '00_News: Coffee Shop 7 aw ng Wood the Morning x 15--Onapel in the Pines 7:30--Head! ines ; Breakfast Melodies 50--News {00--Morgan Manner Music )0-- WBEN. ews 00--News; Interlude 00--C B.C News - 00--Children's Bible :00--Shoppers Special :00--Music for :05--] [elodies wDD BO BOmsE Emm 'nyard Follies : Abroad 9:30--News for Women 9:30--Calling All Girls 9:30--Kids Carnival 9: :30--Piano Playhouse 3 er_Goose 9:45--Uncle Ben's Club 9:45--Junior Studio Group 9:45--Barnyard Follies 10:00--News 10:00--Frank Merriwell 10:00--News; CHUM Slogan Contest CHUM 00--Thlis Is For You : Barber's Clubh :00--Music For Madame :00--Garden Gate 'Make Believe Ballroom CKEY n Wives CFRB--WGR : tar WEBW :30--Advent. of Archie Andrews WBEN 0:30--Hollywood Headlines KBW ¥ Slogan Contest 10:45--Listen to Leibert 10:45--Morning Ssioazes TS 2 ree vy | 11:00--Abbott and Costello 11:00--Meet the Meeks 11:00--Calling All Children 11:00--Warren Sweeney. News 11:00--News; Morning Varieties 11:00--News 11:00--Abbott and Costello 11:00--Random "Rhythms 11:05--Let's Pretend 11:05--Make Believe Ballroom 11:30--Smilin' Ed. McConnel) 11:30--A Doorway in Fairyland 11:30--Crossroads Jamboree 1:30--Juke Box Jury 11:30--Teleflash News 11:35--Stork Club of the Alr 11:45--Jr. Red Cross 11:30--Escape SATURDAY AFTERNOON 12:00--News; Pick The Hits 12:00--Newe CEEY 12:00--Theatre of Today 12:00~Symphony of Melody CFRB 12:00--News; South American Serenade 12:00---BBC News CBL 12:00--Junior Junction CJBC :00--North Shore Farm Digest T=bd :00--Junior Juncgion KBW :15--Local Scen! :15--A Girl, A Ys A Song : odles to Remember : ess Time :30--Stars Over Hollywood E mg Greene (News) : Y Christian Business Men 12:30--Land ot Supposing 12:30--Press News 12:30--Musical Program 12:40--Rhythm Rendezvous 12:45--Three Suns 12:45--£ingin' Sam CKE 12:45--John 8. Hall, Gardening Coren 12:45--Walter Bowles oi 12:55--Hit of the Day BG 1:00--National Farm and Home weEN 1:00--Voice of Labor 1:00--Orphans' Party Wiha 1:00--Grand Central Station WGR 1:00--News; Memory Hit Parade :00--News; Tops in Pops H }--News )--Maggle and Herb '15--Better Business Bureau :15--World Church News 30-Sreaking of Songs 0--Edward Tomlinso: 1:30--Million Dollar 'Ballroom 1:30--Women in the News 1:30--~Women in the=News J:30--Calvpeo Songs 1:30---T.B.A. 1:35--Hit Parade 1:45--News from Washington 1:45--Concert Favorites 2:00--Fascinating Rhythm 2:00--Give and Ti 2 New! 2:00--On "The Teen Beat 2:00--New: 2:00--Andre Kostelanetz 2:05--Jerry Burke Show 2:30--Orchestras on Parade 2:30--David Rose Show WG 2:30--Dance Tunes from London CJBC 2:30--The Music Goes 'Round WEKBW 2:30--Jive Hive 2:30--Hawalian Harmonles 2:30--Veterans' Jouriial 2:30--Hollywood New: 2 35 ¥igniignts Ben ® shadows :45--Lea, an Back d Listen CKDO 3:00--Plano Playhouse CJBC 3 :00--Report, from Overse: CFRB )--Nation's Orchestras CBL--WEEN :00--You Are There WGR :00--News; Jerry C! :00--News; CHUM Bide Contest 3:15--Boyd Valleau Show 4: tors 4:00--1010 Swin 4:00--News; S y Qu 4:00--Memo from "Lake Success First Plano Quartet First Plano Quartet Belmont Stakes aw Races 4 ub 76 )--Make Wa; or Youth CFR! 00--News; Music of the Americas CHUM B wi L 12:00--CBC News Bulletin SATURDAY EVENING 6:00--News : 00-- Waller Bowes )--Milt Herth Trio :00--News; Women Electors 3 Musical Program BERBRR EES Ci Music You Love >---CBC News --Top of the Day 20--Musical Interlude SB :30--] y Men 6 30--Holiday Noasreel 6 :30----New:! be > Divertimento :30--Remember Yes :30--Jim Hunter; Wes McKn: ety Clinic Mayor of Little Places Music of B'dw'y Shows W Clayton John Gart WGR al Comedy WGR eye 30 ao ooo e :00--Music Hall Varieties 7:00--Ervin Victor 7:00--~News, Lorne Greene 7:00--Meet Gisele 7:00--Tomorrow's Tops uiz :15--Canadian Short Stories 7:25--Musical Interlude '30--News; 1050 Serenade :30---Girls' Choir--Halifax ? $the 1. Carmichael Tne ife of Riley 00--T 00 Ross Dolan Detective :00---Twenty Questions :00--Prairie Schooner :00--News; Star Promenade :00--Suspe: Cog Wealth 8:30--The Auctioneer CFRB 8:30--Stop Me If You've Heard Sec 8:30--Famous Jury Trials WEKBW 8:30--Truth or Consequences WBEN 8:30--Soccer Blseball t CKEY 9:00--News; 9:00--Press New: 9:00--Abbott and Costello 9:00---Gang Busters 9:00--News; The Marsons 9:00--Joan Davis Show 9:00--Your Hit Parade 9:15--Eddie Howard 9:30--Lionel Hampton CJ. 9:30--Murder and Mr, Malone WKBW 9:30--Judy Canova WBEN 9:30--Serenade in Rhythm CBL 9:30--Vaughn Monroe's Orch, 9:30--Date for Dancing 10:00--Prof. Quiz :00--Stan Patton's Orch. urday Night Serenade :00--Chicho Valle Orch. :00--Bobby Gimby Orch, :00--Northern Lights 10:60--Kay Kyser's College 0% Nou 0:30--Dance Orch. 10: 30--Brant Inn Orch. 10:30--Ray Bloch Show 10:30--Jimmy Shields ngs 10:30--Brant Ina Orch. 10: A Srand Ole Opry 3 diin 11 :00--News; Mickey Lester 11:00--New: 13 News CFR. 11:00--News and Commentary 11:00--Musical Party 11:00--Hawali_Calls i1:00--News; Harness Racing 11:15--Late Spo H: 15 Here's To Veterans 5--Christie's Wax Works PARES t 5--Boyd Raeburn Orch. CFRB :15--Million Dollar Ballroom WREW :30--Bobby Gimby Orch. 11:30--Christies Wax Works, 11:30--Art Mooney Orch. [J FRB 12:00--News WGR--CFRB--WBEN 12:00--News WEKBW R-- CBL-CJBC 12:00--News--House Party CKEY 12:05--Miguelito Valdes Orch. 12:05--The Click Orch. 12 :05--Million Dollar Ballroom 0--Night Club of the Air 12:30--The Rollini Trio 2 0--News ; House Party :00--News: Say it with Music Top Radio Author Winner of Awards In United States By PHILIP CALDER Canadian Press Staff Writer A man who says he thoroughly loathtes all forms of sport--es- pecially "organized fun'--keeps fish, birds, and dogs, reads detective stories, and speaks French, German and Gaelic--such is Lister Sinclair. At 27, Sinclair 1s Canada's out- standing radio playwright. In fact, with several awards from United States . institutions connected with the radio arts, this ex-lecturer in pure mathematics has achieved a degree of fame throughout the con- tinent. "A Play On Words and Other Radio Plays," (Dent) by Lister Sin- clair' was published recently, The volume includes 12 plays which were written between 1944 and 1946 and have all been produced by. the Canadian Broadcasting Corpora- tion. The title plece of "A Play On Words" won first award at the 1945 CKEY CKEY L lecturing at the Academy of Radio LAFF-A-DAY New Chairman Cop. 1948, King Waid gs store." "We were madly in love--then his father sold the candy OSWALD E. LENNOX New chairman of the Ontario Se- curities Commission, succeeds C. P. McTague to that post, accord- ing to announcement of Attorney- General Blackwell. Mr. Lennox, veteran of 20 years at Osgoode Hall, was a Master of the Supreme Court of Ontario, and had served as vice-chairman of the Securities Commission since 1947, Tomorrow Arts in Toronto. Sinclair's wife, Alice Moather, a noted radio actress, is her hus- band's severest critic and keeps the bearded author's clothes more or less tidy. Careless about such rou- tine matters as dress and time of day, Sinclair is critical of sec- ond®rate writing and revises his own work several times. All 12 plays in Sinclair's book have been edited by the author in a way to appeal to the ordinary reader. Production notes are writ- ten in a brief, lucid style and should be of great value to groups interest- ed in producing the plays. Special directions have been in- serted so that moods which would ordinarily have to be interpreted by the actors have been made clear to amateurs. This is reminiscent of the published plays of George Bern- ard Shaw, a writer whom Sinclair greatly admires. Indeed, this is not the only re- pect in which the work may be compared with that of Shaw. The plays are, in the main, propaganda pieces for the author's ideas, pre- sented in a compelling fashion yet with enough spritely wit, or some- times sardonic humor, as in "Epi- taph On A War Of Liberation," to keep the reader's emotions aroused. "An artist" says Sinclair, "is a person entrusted with a red-hot message which he has to deliver or it will burn his fingers." COMBAT ALCOHOLISM Montreal, June 25 -- (CP) -- The National Committee for Edu- cation on Alcoholism, meeting here Thursday, laid plans for a domin- jon-wide industrial conference on alcoholism. The planned conference would have representatives from all major Canadian industries. J TH NOW AVAILABLE A New Powerful 6 HP. Four Wheel Empire GARDEN TRACTOR Regular Steering Wheel, Friction Clutch, 3 Speeds Forward, 1 Re- verse, Mechanical Drum Brakes. Price Only $535.00 Also Available, Walking Tractors 4,3 and 1% HP, |, For Further Information PHONE 875W-12 AFTER 6 P.M. THEATRES TODAY Regent -- Feature at 2.05, 4.00, 5.55, 7.50, 9.45. Last complete show at 9.05. Biltmore--"Thunder in the Val- ley," 1.00, 4.00, 7.00, 10.00. "Tall Timber," 2.50, 5.50, 8.50. Last complete show at 8.50. Iiarks--"Sleep My Love," at 1.30, 3.35, 5.40, 7.50, 9.55. 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Twenty-seven This was recently announced by the Health Minister Aneurin Bevan, He said that Britain will reach the first target of 250,000 houses in thousand ing new homes at the rate of more | families are being rehoused each than 240,000 a year. | month. ALLIED ARTISTS PRODUCTIONS presents HEY KIDS! COME TO THE BIG OLOR ARTOON ARNIVAL SPECTACULAR STORY OF TEXAS' RIP-ROARING ROAD FROM THE BORDER $ TO THE BADLANDS! SATURDAY at 11.30 a.m. FAMED, STARRING ROD CAMERON ON THE SAME PROGRAM featuring FRANKIE CARLE AND HIS PIARG ) 2 Starring LON MEAL - EDMUND ONENN - PEGGY ANN GARNER wit REGINALD OWEN ice by LOUIS KING paucea ROBERT BASSLER 201 "Screen Ploy by Jerome Cady « Based on the Novel "Bob, Son of Battie" by Alfred Ollivom VALLEY TECHNICOLOR GEORGE ADDED O'BRIEN "TALL TIMBER" $50 10 $1000 MONEY FOR EMERGENCIES, OTHER PURPOSES LY 3 MOULDERS OF CANADA UNLIMITED Education has always been the birthright of the free. In Canada, ever-increasing Aumliers of this nation' s youth : ; : and matured men and women ; ; ; are striving to satisfy a growing hunger for know- Columbus, Ohio, radio conference. The author describes this play as "sugar-coated propaganda". Light- ly tracing the history of language, Sinclair points up the damaging effects of the careless use of words as in an angry exchange of epith- ets. The play is terminated with a plea for tolerance and understand- ing. In 1948 the author received first award for his documentary radio play, "The Case Against Cancer," and the cultural award for his radio adaptation of T. S. Eliot's "Murder 2 In The Cathedral" which was twice ! Tune in The Whistler" -- Canada's Top produced on the CBC Wednesday | Mystery Show, CBC-- Wednesday nights night program during the past sea- | . son. - 18 Simcoe Street South Bom mn Bombay, India, Sinclair Over Kresge's Phone Oshawa 3601 got his elementary schooling in : England and then went on to oOAWA, ONY. university ja Vancouver and To- ronto. For several years Sinclair con- ducted a summer school in radio writing at the University of British Columbia. , Later he lectured in mathematics at the University of Toronto, where he received his M.A. | Now he devotes himself to free- lance writing, editorial work and | i Ral, . Musical Clock 3 Morning 3 )0--Ballet, ( 1010 'swing Club CHUM Teen Time ake Way For Youth Rhythm and Reason Make Believe Ballroom Dr, 1.Q., Jr. . ledge. In the search for the food for this expanding appetite for under- standing, Post Graduate Students are earning -the title Moulders of Canada Unlimited. rr When you need extra money; borrow $50 to $1000 from HFC. 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