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PAGE TEN THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1948 Radio Programs LAFF.A-DAY (Continued from Page 11) 3:00--Life ig Be Beautiful 3:00--Ladies Be Seated 3: {00--Frank Herbert Concert 3:00--News 3:00--David Harum 3: :00--Lucky Shopper Contest Jerry Burke Show Hilltop House David Rose Show Ma Perkins Fenway Fahrenheit 2 Su Keaton epper Young's y Million Dollar Ballroom ews Kiwanis Safety Program asa Loma Time 3 33_Lucky Shopper Contest 3M45~--Lucy Linton 3:45~Jerry Burke Show 3:45--Right To Happiness . :00--Popular Songs 4:00--Off The Record 4:00--Voice of Memory 4: J0~Nows Club 580 All Star Dance Parade Four O'Clock News i Broadway and Vine . Nora Drake :15--Lee Hamilton ws 1 {15--High h Tide, Wally Shubat :18--1 arned Late : :30--Winner Take All } 20 Tour Host Peter Gust 4 :30-- New. 4 30_Thursday Recital 4:30--Hint Hunt 4:35--Lee Hamilton 4:45--From The Classics 4:45--Reminiscin 4:55--Fenway Fahrenhéit 4:55--News, al 5:00--News; Studio Party 5:00--Veterans® Varietins 5: 00--The ie Fun House $:00--Tommy Dorsey Show 5:00--Lee Hamilton 5:00--Easy Rhythm 5:00--News 5:10--Meetin' With Keaton 5:15--Parade of Melody 5:30--Stories of Adventure S30 Remle and Billy Keaton lroom OBL 1 ins . =® Ir weds dr rbrtetrtrtrbrtrtrtrtodrir Believe Bal King 5:35--Lee Hamilton 5:45---Western Five 5:45--Teen News = $:45-<Lum' "N* Abner 5:50--Tommy - Dorsey Show THURSDAY EVENING 6:00--Music You Love 6:00--News WBEN-WQ Sm _Cundietignt and Silver 00 Fyess News lace Results 6:00 felody Parade Jowles and MacFarlane {05--B {ll Mazer, Sports 5---Mske ie. Featiroom --Parade of Melody :10--~Tune Tim :10---8Ig Smith, "Sports --Ralph Hubbell w EN 13D Atte a resents RB A15--Top thie 'W :15--~News, Farm Mist, Summary OBL 15--What's .Your Beef CJBC 6:25--Fishing Barometer WGR 6:30--News 6:30--Jim Hunter--News 6:30--Partners in Melody 6:3g--Divertimento 6:30--Tello_ Test 6:30--The Passing Parade 8.30--Report on Sport ar and Spice oliday Newareol 6: '40--parade of Melody 6:40--Wes MoEnight's Sports CFR. 6:45--Lowell Thomas News 6:45--Easy Listening 6:45--Three Star Extra :45--BBC News 5 2 r Broo 6:50--Did I Say That? 6:55--United Nations Commentary &JBC CHUM OFRB CEDO WEKBW CBL CJBC WEKBW CEERY KDO C! CFRB WGR ria iti ANBAAAAND 20 For oT CHUM CFRB Serenade Lewis Bhow Greene (News) C. Hill the Troubadour Belleve B Smith Show of World 8: 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 1 7 1 1 7: 9: 7 7 7:30-Wally Wicken, pianist Ao--News Autograph Ross Dan Detective :30~WBEN Band Box :30--~Home Folks Erolie a rts Show yard R. Murrow, News :45--New. 45--Nation's Business 45--To be announced :45--8ingin' Sam 7:50--Three Suns 8.00--~The Time, The Place an 100-1 :00--] 100 :00--~The Happy Time CBL .00--Echoes of the Gay Nineties, :00--Front Pa WEBW :00--Promen > Under The Stars y CHUM :00--To Be Announced :00--~Cavalcade of Music :30--Home on the Range CFRB :30--News; From. Under ® The Stars CHUM 8:30--Burns and Allan WBEN 8:30~Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost" Persons 8.30--Norman Cloutier 8:30--Criminal Case Book 8:45--8.8. Marigold Stories 9:00--Muslo Hall CBL~ : i World D0--Abbott and Costello So The Story Goes ball G08] CVOOBOO® LJ 1%] T 3 83 2 = 1-3 2 o Y 9:30--Village Sf 9:30=Toronto ore nenade concert 330 Lean Back and Listen CK :30--Crime Photog Japhes oe S45 Fasnions in Music 10:00--Boxing Bouts 10:00--The Bob Hawk Show 10:00--Toronto Prom. Concert 10:00--CBC National News 10:00--Escape 10:00--Hallmark Playhouse 10. 13-Shimblonsnip Fights 10:15--Odd Spot 10. 30--News aring Show v entide b DF x 1] 3 gs for. You 10: oe Crysdale Sports 10:45---Press News 10! 45--Jack Bristowe Quartet 10:45--Hit of the Day 10: 10:30 Music Holiday eadliners CFRB ews a is ews : Dreamtime A Dominion News Bulletin 1 News Reporte: il :00--Nocturn rne 11:05--Harness Racing 11:05--Mickey Lester 11:10-Organ Reyerie 11:10--News Analysis 11:15--La&te Sports 11:15--United Nations Today 11:15--Juke Box Janiboree 11.15:--The_Dell Trio CFRB 11:15--Joe Wesp. Ironic Reporter WBEN 11:25--Late Sports Column WBEN 11:25--Interlude 11:30--Man About Midnight HE me Lawrence Orch. 1:30--Christie's Waxworks 1 :30--Hotel Barclay Orch. 11:30--Biltmore Hotel Orch. 11:45--Owen Bradley Orch. 12:00--Christie's Waxworks 12:00--News--House Party 12:00---CBC & BO WGR CFRB BC News 5 12:00-~News WBEN- CFRB-WGR-WKBW 12:05~Musicana 12:05--Juke Box Jamboree 12:05~Barclay Allen Orch. CFRB 12:10--Man About Midnight WGR 12:15-~-Musicans WBEN 12:55--News WEBW---W™EN 100 Juke Box Jamboree WEKEBW 1:00-=N WGR--CJBC 1 20--News: House Party 2 :30--N 4S--Three Sul WBEN 2:00--News* Say 1 It With Music CKEY wean | PAID BY THE LETTER Early letter carriers collected two cents for each letter delivered. ACh been on the radio several times ... he's the one who always whistles when the applause sign goes = Four Escape In Collision Belleville, Sept, 1--(CP)--Four young women--three of them from Detroit--narrowly escaped being kpo | killed Tuesday when an automobile in which they were riding was struck by an electric train. Joan Slayman of Detroit suffer- ed head cuts and Edith Salhany, also of Detroit, suffered a sprained ankle. Ruth Slayman of Detroit and Julia Salhany of Shawinigan Falls, éscaped uninjured. Police said the women apparently failed to see a cement company train approaching a crossing. The automobile was struck broadside and pushed several feet up the track. Claim Negro Seamen Smuggled Into U.K. London--(CP)--A mysterious or- ganization in Aden was accused of smuggling Negro seamen into Bri- tain by a delegate to the annual 24:24 meeting of the National Union of Seamen. J. Ockleton, district secretary of the northeast coast section of the union, said the men, who often could speak no English, were flown into England, where they gave "a THERE'S ALWAYS A PLACE ON THE HOLIDAY OUTING FOR COKE @ wartime taxes ality Plus 2¢ N00) big rake-off" to agents who found them jobs aboard British ships. White seamen were often displac- ed, he said. The meeting passed a resolution condemning the influx of Negro sea- men into thé merchant navy, and asking that the government take steps to check "abuses now cur- rent." THEATRES TODAY Biltmore -- "Hell's Angels" 2.20, 5.05, 7.50, 10.35. "Sky Devils" 1.00, 3.45, 6.30, 9.15. Last com=~ plete show 9.15. Regent -- "If Winter Comes" 1.30, 3.30, 5.20, 7.20, 9.20. Last complete show 9.00. Drive-In Theatre -- Tonight at dusk -- "Susie Steps Out" and "Raffles". Marks -- "River Lady" 1.35, 3.45, 5.55, 8.05, 10.15. Laurel & Hardy 1.00, 3.10, 5.15, 7.25, 9.35. Last complete show at 9.20. COMING! CANADA'S FOREMOST ARRANGER --0ZZIE-- WILLIAMS AND HIS ORCHESTRA SUNDAY MID-NITE 5--SEPT.--5 JUBILEE PAVILION Report From Westminster By JAMES McCOOK Canadian Press Staff Writer London, Sept. 1--(CP) --Political observers today wondered whether the Labor government has torped- oed its own wage stabilization po- licy. The government has agreed to raise substantially wages of nearly 70,000 engineers in its employ. The award has been offered and ac- | cepted by unions while the country awaits the decision of the Labor Ministry Court of Inquiry into the application of 2,750,000 engineers in private industry for similar in- creases. These increases have been refused by employers who sald they would cost £80,000,000 annually. The stabilization policy announ- ced in February 'was designed to halt further general increases ip personal incomes as part of the ec- onomic recovery drive, The policy did result in check- ing wage increases. The index of weekly wage rates at the end of June" stood at 106 compared with 105 at the end of May, 104 in Feb- ruary and 100 in June 1947. The government was criticized by unions and others who said it had failed to impose a similar check on the cost of living. The in- dex of retail prices in June stood at 110, two points above May and 10 points above the base figure for June, 1947. When the policy was announced, the government left the loophole that wage increases could be grant- ed in specific cases where good reasons were set forth. But the Times of London said that in the past the government tended to fol- low the lead of private industry on wage increases. | "For them (the government) to take the initiative in granting in- creases is a novelty for which no doubt special circumstances are re- sponsible," the Times added. The government decision about its own engineers will give heart to spokesmen for millions of other workers who protest their wages have not kept pace with living costs. The whole question of wage ad- justment and national interest will be debated at the Trades Union Congress assembly at Margate next week. UNIQUE BEQUEST Bowden, Chestshire, England. -- (CP)--Miss Helen Bickham, 88, who died last March, ordered the destruction of her cat, cows and calves in her 230,000 pound ($912,- 000) will. SAT. NIGHT BOYD VALLEAU and His Orchestra Vocalist SHIRLEY HARMER JUBILEE PAVILION Jeanne Da THE PICTURE THAT'S MEANT FOR YOU! di GRAIN DILEY % REGENT | "Hitch-Hikers" New Color Cartoon * ATAMOUS PLAYERS WALTER PIDGEON ¢ DEBORAH KERR in "IF WINTER COMES" exterTammens o LATEST NEWS THEATRE BONNIE BAKER Presents... (dvanc In Prices Extra! On Our Stage! asin J Theatre ) THRILLS ! ... Also On Qur Screen! THURS. - FRI. "SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY" Saturday, September 4th. "THE SOUTHERNER" ON NEW 4 LANE HIGHWAY AT THORNTON'S ROAD Thursday! Thurs. - Fri. and Sat. Evenings! JACK HOXIE Veteran Cowboy Star of the Movies IN PERSON -- TY -- THE CAVALCADE of the WEST" Bring Grandpa, Grandma and the Whole Family! e CHILLS! ® SPILLS! Playing Steps Out" David Bruce Ann Hunter Also "Raffles" David Niven Olivia Dehavi- land Hotels Booked Up During Exhibition Toronto, Sept. 1. -- CP) -- The "no vacancy" sign willh ang at the main desks of Toronto's largest downtown hotels until at least Sept. 11, spokesmen for the hotels said Tuesday. | 1 They said full registration and re- servation lists made, it impossible to accept further guests until the Can« adian National Exhibition con- cludes. Accommodation in smaller hotels and tourist homes is also limited and many United States tourists tiave been forced to find accommo- dation in suburban and dist; centres. The Vatican City Sate was named Feb. 11, 1929, ATLANTIC CITY Pennsylvania Avenve Overlooking Boardwalk Famed for huipilolty, 4 dvidout food. Ships Sun Decks © 250 rooms, THE HOTEL Plans, Bathing direct from Ir ha kin PAUL --co ER, Gon. Mgr. F MANY HAPPY RETURNS DAYS STARTS THURSDAY! JOAN FULTON + NAT PENDLETON _ DONALD MacBRIDE ana BEVERLY SIMMONS oT bE. 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