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THE DAILY TIMES- UAZETTE FAUE ELEVEN -- 600 | 700 800 . 900 1 1000 | Informat'sn on radio programs is and changes as su upplied by the individual stations. Pakted ef does mot assume vesponsibility for inaccurate listings. The Times-Gazette prints programs, corrections MONDAY EVENING CBL (CBC TRANS-CANADA) 00] Parade . Mae News: Farm Summary s 30--Divertimento 6 BBC New: 45] 6:55--United Nations Commentary 00--Chicho Valle 5--Del Mott, Sports 30--Robb Adams Trio 5--Talk by Robert Saunders 8:00--Electric Hour 8:30--Farm Forum 9:00--"Brief Encounter" 9:30--Symphonic Encores 10:00--CBC News 10:15--CBC News Roundup 10:30--Provincial Affairs 11: 0 11:15--8tan Patton's Orchestra 11:30--Vancouver Theatre 12:00---CBC News CJBC (CBC DOMINION) 00--Bernie Braden Tells a Story {15 Ethel and Albert 6 ponies and Settell 6:45-- t's Your Beef? 7:00--K n's Corner 8:00--Pickwick Papel. 8:30--Gregory Hood Case Book 8:55--Musical Interlude 200-- 9:55--Musical Interlude 10:00--Contented Hour 10:30--8Susan Fletcher Show 10:45--Doreen Hulme Show 11:00--Dominion News Buliet, 11:10--Lacrosse Finals 11:15--United Nations Today * 11:30--Christie's Waxworks 1.00--CJBC News CFRB (CBS) 6.00--Candlelight and Silver 6:10--~Tune Time 6:15--Songs of Good Cheer 6:30--Jim Hunter, News 6:40--Wes McKnight's Sportviews 6:50--Did I Say That? 7:00--8ongs of Our Times 7:15--Jack Smith Show 7:30--Bob Crosby. Club 15 7:45--Mrs, Aitken 8:00--Inneér Sanctum 9:30--Nocturne 10:00--My Friend Irma 10:30--Songs for You 10:45--Ontario Holiday 10:55--Headlines 11:00--News, Jack Dennett 11:10--Organ Reverie 11:15--Henry Jerome Orchestra 11:30--Dance Orchestra 12:05--Ray Anthony Orchestra 12:30--News CKEY (IND.) 6:00--~News 6:05--Make Believe Ballroom 7:00--Lorne Green 7:10--Make Believe Ballroom 8:00--News 8:05--~Memory Lane 8:10--Cavalcade of Music 8:30--Detective Paul Temple yo --So the Story Goes, :10--Talk, Stewart Smith 9:20--Interview 9:30--Book Week 10:00--Education Week 10:30--News 10:40--Sports 10:45-Hit of the Day 10:50--Music Box 11:00--News 11:05--Mickey Lester Show 2:00--News, Say it with Music CKDO (IND.) 6:00--News 6:10--Report on Sport 6:20--Parade of' Melody 7:00--Plantation House Party 7:15--Novatime 7:30--Ray Bloch 7:45--Community Chest 8:00--Allen Roth 8:30--David Rose Show 9:00--News x 9:15--Lean Back and Listen 9:30--Music of Manhattan 10:00--Songs of our Times 10", -Milt Herth Trio 10:45--News 10:55--Sports News 11:00--Dreamtime WGR (CBS) 6:00--News 6:10--8ig Smith Sports 6:20--Republican Speaker 6:25--Outdoor Barometer 6:30--Cause for Contentment 6:45--Lowell Thomas, News 7:00--Beulah 8:30--Double or Nothing 9:00--Philip Marlowe 7:15--Philip Murray 7:30--Club 15 7:45--Edward R. Murrow 8:00--Inner Sanctum 8:30--Arthur Godfrey 9:00--Radlo Thea re 10:00--President Truman 10:30--Bob Hawk Show 11:00--News Reporter 11:10--News Analysis 11:15--Late Sports 11:25--Interlude 11:30--Man About Midnight 12:00--News 12:10--Man About Midnight 1:00--News WBEN (NBC) 6:00--New. 6: 15_Ralph Hubbell, Sports 6:30--Republican Speaker 6:45--Three-Star Extra 7:00--Democratic Speaker 7:15--News of the World 7:30--~WBEN Bandbox 7:45--Liberal Part; 8:00--Cavalcade of America 8:30---Voice of Firestone 9:00--Governor THomas E. Dewe~ 9:30--Dr. 1.Q., Qul 10:00--Contented ar 10:30--Truman-Barkle; 10:45--Appointment ith Music 11:00--News 11:15--Joe Wesp, Reporter 11:25--Late Sports Column 11:30--America United 12:00--News 12:05--The Click Orch. 12:30--George Olson Orch. 12:55--News WEKBW (ABC) 6:00--Tello Test 6:15--Top of the Day 6:30--B1ll Mazer, Sports 6:45--Dinner Date 7:00--Edwin C. Hill 7:05--News 7:15--F. 1. Wine Time 7:30--The Lone Ranger 8:00--Red Ryder 8:30--The Railroad Hour 9:15--Andre Kostelanetz 9:30--Stars in the Night 10:00--Arthur Gaeth, News 10:15--Catholic Thought 10:30--Kay Starr 11:00--News 11:05--Harness Racing 11:15--Bruce Roberts 12:00--News 12:05--Radio Ballroom 12:15--~0On The Town 2:00--All Night Show TUESDAY MORNING CBL (CBC TRANS-CANADA) 6:00--Morning Jamboree 6:55--CBC News; Weather 7 A preanany Melodles IC New 7 35 Breakfast ® Melodies 7:55--Melody Highlights 8:00---CBC News 8:15--Morning Devotions 8:30--Musical March Past $:00---CBC New: 3 :35--Music mn *the Morning 9:45--Ontario School Broadcast :15--Kindergarten of the Air :30--Musical Interlude :35--Pilano Interlude 48--J: Westo! 3 at's Your Beef? 1:45--Laura Limited CJBC (CBC DOMINION) 100--Toast and Jamboree :00--Walter Bowles (News) :10~Doug MacFarlane Sports .15--Toast 3nd Jamboree :00--CJBC News :08--Sugar and Cream 9:10--Breakfast with Jeeves 9:15--Breakfast Club 10:00--Truth About Rus 10:05--Nelson 10:20--This Rhythmic Age 10:30--S8ay it with Music 11:00--Tin Pan Alley 11:18--June Dennis 11:30--Maurice Bodington 11:45--Passing Parade CFRB (CBS) 'oc the Morning © 6:30--News :35--Top 00--News 06--Top 'o the Morning 30--Headlines :35--Fun at Breakfast 7:40--Top 'o the Morning 7:55--S8ports Roundup 8:00--Jim Hunter '8:10--Livestock Review 6 7 7 7: 7 TUE (CBC TRANS-CANADA) 12:00---BBC News 12:30! 12:50--Time 8ign; 81 d 1:00---CBC News, Weather i :15--The Happy Gang 1 '45--Singalong Yi Life Can be Beautiful Ma Perkins Pepper Young's Family 45_Tne Right to Happiness 4:00--Jack Berch Show 5:00--Veterans' Varieties 5:30--Magic Adventures 5:45--The Western Five 6:00--Melody Parade CJBC (CBC DOMINION) 12:00--This is 1920 12: 1 tres 12:15--Circle ,Bell Ranch 12:30--Walter Bowles (News) 12:40--Meet the Band : Eel me 3 00 Tan "He Herbert Concert 4 00--ort the Record 5:30--Teen Newscast ° 5:35--Off the Record (CFRB (CBS) 12:00--Mustc for Midday Farm Broadcast 1: News--Wes McKnight 12:40---Entertainment Reporter 12:45--Big Sister 1100--Adv. of Perry Mason 1:d5~Music for Tuesday 145-:Young Doctor - Salone 8:15--Breakfast Time Tunes 8:30--News * 8:35--Breakfast Time Tunes 8:45--Gospel Singer 9:00--Nine O'Clock News 9:10---Women in the News 9:15--Barnyard Follies 9:45--Ann Adam 10:00--Kemp Calling 10:45--Morning Melodies 11:00--Community Chest Talk 11:05--Orchestras on Parade 11:30--Claudia 11:45--Free and Easy 11:50--News; Gordon .. CKEY «(IND.) 7:00--News--Musical Clock 8:00--News 8:10--Hal Kelly--Sports 8:15--Musical Clock (Stu Kenney) 9:00--News 9:05--Jay and Ginger Show 10:00--News 10:05--Make Believe Ballroom 11:00--News 11:05--Make Believe Ballroom 11:45--Musical Program CKDO (IND.) 6:30--News Je 6:40--Percolator Parade 7:30--News 7:40--Percolator Parade 8:30--News 8:45--S8acred Heart Program 9:00---Oshawa Shopping Basket 10:00--Music for Tuesday 10:30--News 10:35--Do You Remember? 10:45--8Sammy Kaye 11:00--To the Ladies 11:30--Chuck Wagon Serenade WGR (CBS) 5:30--Chore Time 5:50--News 6:00--Chore Time 6:30--Farm Reporter 6:45--Interiude 6:50--News 7:00--Bob Sherry 7:50--News 8:00--Bob Sherry 8:50--News 9:00--Bob Sherry 9:50--News 10:00--House Party 10:25--Top Tune 10:30--Arthur Godfrey 11:30--Grand Slam 11:45--Rosemary WBEN (NBC) 5:55--~Musie 6:00--News 6:10--Clint Buehlman 7:00--News 7:15--~Clint Buehlman 8:00--News 8:15--Clint Buehlman 9:00--News 9:15--Early Date 9:45--Errand of Mercy 10:00--Fred Waring Show 10:30--Road of Life 10:45--The Brighter Day 11:00--This 1s Nora Drake 11:15--We Love and Learn 11:30--Jack Berch Show 11:45--Lora Lawton WKBW (ABC) 4:30--Howdy Neighbor 5:30--News 9 5:35--Howdy Neighbor 7:15--Morning Songs 7:30--News 7:35--Good Morning 7:40--Charlie Slocum 7:45--Good Morning 7:55--News 8:00--Jackpot Jamboree 111:00--Kay Kyser's Kollege 11:30--Ted Malone 11:45--What Makes You Tick SDAY AFTERNOON 2:00--Guiding Light 2:15--News 2:25-~Memory Lane 2:30--Sweetwood Serenade 2:45--Kemp Calling 3:45--Aunt Lucy 4:00--Four O'Clock News 4:10---Do You Remember 4:15--Nora Drake 4:30--Winner Take All 5:00--~Wally Crouter Show 5:50--~Broadway and Vine 5:55--Mystery Man CKEY (IND.) 12:00--News 12:05--Pick the Hits 12:20--Listen Ladies 12:30--Lorne Greene 12:45--S8ingin' Sam 1:00--News 1:05--Tops Mm Pops 2:00--News 2:05--Jerry Burke Show 3:00--News 3:05--Jerry Burke Show 4:00--News 4:05--Club 580 5:00--News 5:05--Studlo Panty 4 CKDO (IND.) 12:00--Luncheon Musle 12:30--News 12:40--Rhythm Rendezvous 2:00--Half Hour Concert 2:30--1240 Matinee 3:30--News 3:35--Casa Loma Time 4:00--All-Star Dance Parade 4:15--High Tide 5:15--Parade of Melody WGR (CBS) 12:00--Wendy Warren; News 5 E: :15--Aunt Jenny 2:30--Romance of Helen Trent 12:45--Our Gal Sunday 1:00--Big Sister 1:15--Ma Perkins 1:30---Young Doctor Malone 1:45--The Guiding Light 2:00--Second Mrs. Burton 2:15--Perry Mason 2:30--This is Nora Drake 2:45--Evelyn Winters 3:00--David Harum 3:15--News 3:20--Republican Speaker 3:25--Fenway Fahrenheit 3:30--Meetin' With Keaton 4:30--Hint Hunt 4:55--~Fenway Fahrenheit 5:00--News 5:10--Meetin' With Keaton 5:30--Reggle & Billy Keaton 5:45--Herb Shriner Show WBEN (NBC) 12:00--News 12:15~Reading Between the Lines 12:30--Luncheon Club 1:30--Sally Work 2:00--Double or Nothing 2:30--Today's Children 2:45--Light of the World 3:00--Life Can Be Beautiful 3:15--~Ma Perkins 3:30--Pepper Young's Family 3:45--Right to Happiness 4:00--Backstage Wife 4:15--Stella Dallas 4:30--Lorenzo Jones 4:45--Young Widder Brown 5:00--~When a Girl Tries 5:15--Portia Faces Life 5:30--Just Plain Bill 5:45--Front Page Farrell WKBW (ABC) | 12:00--~Welcome Travellers | 12:30--News | 12:40--Matinee Miniature | 12:45--Crooner's Corner | 12:55--Farm Prices | 1:00--~Kitchen Party | 1:30--Million Dollar Ballroom 2:30--Bride and Groom : 3:00--Ladles Be Seated 3:30--Galen Drake 3:45--Listen To This 4:00--~Musical Matinee | 4:30--Your Host -- Peter Gust 4:45--Buffalo Speaks f 4:55--~News | 5:00--~The Green Hornet 5:30--Sky King | Defauw Conductor, Chotem Solos With Montreal Symphony This Tuesday the noted conduce tor Desire Defauw, will direct Les concerts Symphoniques de Mon- treal in an hour-long program of symphonic music featuring one of Canada's outstanding young pian- fiists, Neil Chotem. The program ' will be heard over the CBC Do- minion Network at 8.30 p.m. 5 Neil Chotem is well known Canadian radio . and concert audiences through numerous broad- casts and recital tours, and ser- bn <L vicemen overseas during the Sec- ond Great War remember his hundreds of performances with an | entertainment unit, He was born in Saskatoon, where he began playing the piano at the age of three, and at seven, peared in a public concert, By the time he was fifteen the family had moved to Winnipeg where, for the next four years re was busy with radio work. Folewing a concert tour of western Canada he went overseas with the RCAF. Dis- charged in 1945, he made his home | in Montreal. After his Montreal debut in March, 1947, critics releas- ed a barrage of compliments, among them a statement by Campbell Carroll, of the Montreal Herald, who said: "He plays the piano as & musician's - musician, with no six (months after his first lesson, ap- | | trothiness, or uncalled-for pyro- | technics, and with all the assur- ance of youth on the go.' | In his November 2nd broadcast, Neil Chotem will play Beethoven's | Concerto No. 4 for Plano and Or- chestra. Although not performed as frequently as some of the com= poser's other concertos, the Fourth is regarded as one of his supreme achievements. Its brief, slow move- ment, a dialogue between piamo and strings, is one of the most beauti- ful pasages in all Beethoven's works. It reminded Liszt of the legend of Orpheus taming the wild beasts. The orchestra will play the Over- ture to Gluck's opera "Alccsie," based, on a story of Greek mythol- ogy; and "Symphonic Variations", by the gifted young French Cana- {dian Clermont Pepin, Wins International Plowing Match RHYS BACHER of Hagersville, Ont., winner of the Esso Championship at the International Plowing Match at Lindsay, is shown above re- ceiving the congratulations of Roy. Sitter, Dominion Royal Tire dealer. The award entitles Mr. Bacher to an expense-free trip to compete in plowing matches in England and Ireland. Mr. Bacher uses Dominion Royal Farm Tractor Tires, and he pays high tribute to the extra pulling power of their "Backbone" tread. A. H.L. HOCKEY CHIPS By The Canadian Press St. Louis Flyers, Buffalo Bisons and the New Haven Bears marked up overwhelming victories over their opponents in the American Hockey League Sunday' night. Goalie Ralph (Red) Almas came through with his third shutout of the season as the Flyers swamped Indianapolis 6-0. Buffalo white- washed Washington 10-0 with goalie Connie Dion getting his second shut-out., New Haven took Phila- delphia for a 10-5 trouncing. Jerry Brown's goal in the final 21 seconds of play gave Hershey Bears a 3-2 victory over Providence Reds while Cleveland Barons edged out Pittsburgh Hornets 3-2. Paul Gladu, left winger for the first-place Flyers, turned the hat | trick while right winger Johnny Raynak collected «two goals. Tony Licari scored Flyers' other tally, Curry Gets One Twelve players participated in the Bisons' scoring spree. Honors went to Murdo McKay, Buffalo's. flashy centre, who accounted for three goals and added two assists. Freddie Hunt and George Agar each bagged two goals, the others being credited to Les Douglas, Doug Lewis and Floyd Curry. Sherm White registered two of New Haven's 10 goals while Denis, Johnston, Claude, Davies, Brown, Gordon, Johnstone and Ramsden accounted for a marker each. Harry Pidhirny got a pair of goals for Philadelphia. Kilrea, Wochy and Prentice shared the balance of the honors. Providence suffered their first home loss of the season and their first to an Eastern division team. After a scoreless first period, Norm Larson tallied to give Her- shey a 1-0 lead. Roger Bedard tied it for the Bears in the last stanza but Mark Marquess regained the lead for the Bears and Brown drove home the clincher. Sloan and Migay Cleveland's win snapped a two- game losing streak. Wycherley, Rus- sell and Allen notched a marker apiece for the Barons while Migay and Tod Sloan blinked the light for the losing Pittsburgh team. Saturday's Games Barry Sullivan scored his second and winning goal with less than two minutes to play as St. Louis Fly- ers defeated Cleveland Barons 6-5. Other St. Louis goal-getters were Steve Raynak, Sullivan, Don Grosso and Lloyd Doran, Fred Thurler, Bus Wycherley, Gordie Davidson, Johnny Holota and Pete Leswick tallied for the losers. Norm McAtee Hot Two goals by Andy Branigan and singles by Herb Cain, Mark Mar- quess, Rolly McLenahan, Gordie Bruce, Phil Maloney, Norm Larson, Dave Creighton and Frank Mario gave Hershey Bears a 10-4 verdict over Philadelphia Rockets. Phil Hergeshelmer, Johnny Mahaffy, Kenny Kilrea and George Defelice got a counter apiece for the Rock- ets. Washington Lions trounced Springfield 5-3 with N. McAtee get- ting a pair of markers for the win- ners. Babey, Porteous and McGuire also scored for the Lions. Gooden, Summerhill and Kaiser racked up | one apiece for Springfield. Pitsburgh Hornets defeated New Haven Ramblers 3-1. Second-period goals by Ray Ceresino and Eldie Kobussen gave the Hornets their margin of victory after Bill Benson slipped them into a 1-0 lead early in the first stanza. Sherm White | notched the New Haven goal in the | middle session. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR DIES Rochester, Minn, Nov. 1--A. J. Robertson, 57, director of athletics at Bradley University at Peoria, Ill, for almost 29 years, died Saturday at a hospital after remaining in a coma for 40 hours. Robertson step- ped down this year as football and basketball coach after - /oaching three major sports and he had continued Bradley's diamond squad. CANUCK GRIDDERS LOSE Aberdeen, 8.D, -- South Dakota's Northern State Teachers' defeated the University of Mani toba, 28-9, Saturday in an inter- | collegiate football game. | Timgren. They slipped four goals in for 28 years. | Baseball had been his favorite sport | to direct | College | Over Stratford In the sesilor ON O.H.A. loop this | week-end; Hamilton Tigers main- | tained their leading margin when | they defeated Stratford Indians 3-2 | in overtime play. Tigers lead the second-place Owen Sound Mercurys | by four points with a total of 12. | The cellar-dwelling Toronto Marl- boros Seniors held Owen Sound to a 5-5 tie. @ In the Hamilton-Stratford game, Polly Miocinovich's third goal on a | screened shot that never left the ice gave Tigers the decision. After a scoreless first period, the teams split a pair of goals in the second period, Dillon Brady scoring for Tigers and George Blake for Indians. Johnny Conick and Mio- cinovich gave Tigers a temporary lead in the third stanza. Blake got his second goal to tie it up azain and Miocinovich's winning goal fol- lowed. Toronto Marlboros, seeking thelr first win of the season in five starts, have had to settle for two tie games with Owen Sound. They deadlocked | 1-1 in Toronto Friday night. With 45 seconds remaining in the overtime period, Lanky Johnny Me- | Cormick beat Tommy McGrattan to get the equalizer. Toronto scored the only goal of the first period, Chuck Blair notch- ing the counter on a pass from Ray the second frame, Tommy Burling- ton and Buck Forsluna scoring for Mercurys and Timgren and John- son counting for Marlies. Pat McReady and Forslund count- ed in the third frame while Johnny McLellan got the Toronto goal. Toronto Marlboros juniors meet Stratford in the only O.H.A. game tonight. PEARL DIVER AT STUD London, Nov. 1--English breeder Clifford Nicholson Saturday pur- chased Pearl Diver, 1947 winner of the Derby. The colt will stand. at stud for a fee of $1,000. Sired by Vatellor out of Pearl Cap, Pearl Diver was bred in France for Baron | Geoffrey de Waldner, CARR SCORES THREE Fllwaukee, Nov. 1--Red Carr sco- | red three goals to lead Milwaukee | Clarks to a 7-1 victory over Mun- | cie (Ind) Flyers In an Internation- | al Hockel League game Saturday | night which drew 4,600 fans. Tigers Triumph [US Election "In Gvertime 3-2 Bulletins Results and stand standings in the United States elections will be broadcast for Canadian listen- ers over both the Trans-Canada and Dominion Networks of the Canadian Broadcasting Corpnr- ation tomorrow evening. 'The broadcasts will be made every half-hour and will commence at 8:00 p.m. on both networks. The Trans-Canada neiwerk will carry election bulletins every half-hour, and in addi- tion the Dominion network will broadcast complete returns from 9:30 until 11:09 p.m. It is ex- pected that there will be a speech by the new President, and 2iso by the defeated can- didate, and as soon as these be- come available, the broadcasts being carried on both nctworks will be interrupied in order to present the addresses. CBS To Broadcast Canned Programs In a reversal of policy, the Colum- bia Broadcastinz. system announced todays that they are now nlanningz | to 're-broadcast many of their top | shows through the use of records and stranscriotions. The CBS had formerly refused to carry any broadcast more than once. The main use of the re-broadcast | air shows will be to fill in the gap in first-class radio fare which oc- curs when the stars take their 13- week summer vacations. This will allow some of the most popular CBS shows to be heard on a year- round basis, through re-broadcasts | of some of the best programs of the past. Although the announcement did not specifically mention' the possi- bility, this also leaves open broad- casting of "canned" original pro- grams as' well as repeat broadcasts. Thus, a radio artist might make a number of programs ahead of time and take his holiday while these are being broadcast. The first major program to bes produced on this basis was the Bing | Crosby show, which has been broad- | cast from transcriptions for over a | year. Fresno.' Nov. 1--Fresno Falcons and Los Angeles Monarchs battled to a 1-1 overtime tie Saturday night in the second su/cessive deadlock between the teams. wayd to wie GENERALE ELECTRIC HEAT 3. Dry nail polish quickly! LAMPS , 4. Reduce after-bath chilll Everyone in your family will use this handy G-E Infra-red Heat Lamp. It's simple, conven- ient, inexpensive. Can be used as illustrated and in many other ways, Get one at your G-E dealer's today. rates. Oshawa Branch WE OFFER YOU MODERN BANKING SERVICES In the 78 years this Bank has served Canadians, we have always been proud of our reputation for efficient, courteous and competitive banking service. ..at moderate -~ We appreciate the business entrusted to us and the confidence shown in our integrity to handle customers' banking affairs in a strictly confidensial way. 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