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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1948 | fHE DAILY TIMES:GAZETTE PAGE NINE RADIO LOG--TIME TABLE (X WBEN| ov § C00 000 1 700 1 800 I 90 $08 2 SF 1000 | 1100 | 1200 ¢ 15001 400i15001600 Information on radio programs is supplied by the individual stations. The Times-Gazette prints programs, corrections and changes as submitted and does for not y MONDAY 6:00 P.M. CKEY-News; Ballroom E00 WOR News; Sports EN-News CBL-Melody parade CFRB-Candlelight & 8il- ver; Tune time .CJBC-Bernie Braden WGR-Murrow CBL-Vocalist WGR-Sports; omete! WBEN-Sports CBL-News; Farm Mkt, CFRB-Songs of Good Cheer CJBC-Ethel & Albert CEDO-SporY; Melody Par- e 6:30 P.M. WGR-Cause for content- ment, WBEN-Music for memory CBL-Divertimento CFRB-Jim Hunter; Wes McKnight CJBC-Bowles & Settell 145 P.M. tum CBL-Electric CJBC-Pickwic! WGR-Arthur CBL-Farm Fo CFRB-Double WGR-Lowell Thomas * BEN-News ~BBC-News; U.C. Comment CFRB-Did I say that? (6:50) CJBC-What's your beef? 7:00 P. v | CKDO-News kd >We | CKEY-Musica! CKEY-Lorne Greene; Ball- room WGR-Beulah 'WBEN-Supper club OBL Chico yalle CFRB-8Songs ol! mes CJBC-Kesten's Corner {FRPO-Manky CEDO-Plantation Party 10:00 : EY-Talk | CKEY-Three : .M. CK: CFRB-WGR-Jack Smith WBEN-News CBL-Popular Music CJBC-Quiet Please | CKDO-Novatime 7:30 P.M. CRE WOR-Croshy Club | WBEN-WBEN Bandbox CBL-Adams Trio CKDO-Ray Bloch 10:15 10:30 CEKEY-News; 7:45 P.M. WBEN-H. V. Kaltenborn CFRB-Mrs. Aitken CJBC-Saunders reports :00 P.M. CKEY-Lorne Greene; Ball- WM. room Racing; Bar- CFRB-WGR-Inner Sanc- i WBEN-Cavalcade CKDO-Allan Ri 8:15 P. CKDO-Education 8:30 P. WBEN-Voice of Firestone CJBC-West Indies Quiz CKDO-Oshawa Drama Goes CFRB-WGR-Radio Theatre WBEN-Telephone Hour | | CBL-Symphonic Encores | CIBC-Glen Osser Music 9:15 P.M, | 9:30 P.M. |WBEN-Dr. I. Q | | CIBC-Stars in the Night CFRB-WGR-My Friend | Irma | CJBC-WBEN-Contented H our |CBL-CBC News Bulletin CKDO-Songs of Times CBL-News Roundup WGR-Bob Hawk Show WBEN-Radlo City Playhouse CBL-Provincial Affairs CFRB-Songs for You CJBC-Susan Fletcher CKDO-Herth Trio 10:45 P.M. CKEY-The People Ask CBL-Three Keyboards CFRB-Ontario Holiday; News Headlines Hour CJBC-Doreen Hulme kK papers CKDO-News; Sports oth 11:00 P.M. CKEY-News; ter M. Week, WGR-News & Analysis : WBEN-News Godfrey CBL-Stone Orch. CFRB-News; Sport Tum CJBC-Dominion News or Nothing |CKDO-Dreamtime 11:15 P.M. WGR Sports; Bowling WBEN-Joe Wesp; Sports CBL-Patton Orch. CFRB-Jerome Orch, CJBC-U. N. Today 11:30 P.M. WBEN-America United CBL-Vancouver Theatre | CFRB-Morales Orch. 1 Moment CKDO-Lean Back & Listen CYBC-Waxworks { MIDNIGHT {CKEY-News; | WGR-News; Man about Midnight |WBEN-News; Click Orch. CFRB-News: Selby Orch. | CBL-CJBC-CBC-News | 12:30 A.M. | WBEN-Olson Orch. CFRB-News 12:45 AM. | WBEN-News (12:55) | 1:00 A. Musketeers ttan Music P.M. P.M. CJBC-WGR-News CKEY-News; i 2:00 A.M. P.M. Sports CKEY-News; music (to 7:00 a.m.) TUESDAY MORNING 5:00 A.M. CKEY-Say It With Music 5:30 AM. | WOR Chore Time 5: .M. | 7 " WGR-Chore Time; LLL) WBEN-Music (5:55 6:00 A.M. CKEY-Say It With Music WGR-Chore Time ABEN-News | CBL-Morning CFRB-Top ©' Sports stock > WGR-Farm Reporter CFRB-News CBL-Musical _ Top o' Morning | CKDO-News CKDO-News CFRB-News; Percolator Parade Tunes 6:45 AM. | WGR-Interlude; News 7:00 A.M. | CFRB-Gospel CJBC-Break. | (8:55) | CKDO-8acred | . CKEY-News; Musical Clock WGR-Bob Sherry 'WBEN-News CBL-News; Weather; Break. Melodies CFRB-News; Top o' Morning CJBC-Toast & Jamboree CKDO-Percolator Parade 7:15 AM, WBEN-Clint Buehlman CKEY-News; | WBEN-News CBL-News; | CFRB-News; CKEY-News; i Musical Clock ! CBL-CBC-News; Mel CFRB-Headl ; Fun at Breakfast; Top o' the Morning etme hi A CKDO-News; ~-Rosemary Perdgtator Parade | 9:45 A.M. WGR-Bob Sherry; News | WBEN-Village Visit odles |CBL-Ont. School Broad. |CFRB-Ann_ Adam 7:45. AM. WGR-Bob ry; News CBL-Breakfast Mel Melody Highlights 8:00 A.M. CKEY-CJBC-News; WGR-Bob Sherry y News | CFRB-Jim Hunter; | 8:15 AM. | CKEY-Musical Clock | WBEN-Clint Buehlman Clint Buehlman |CFRB-Breakfast Tunes 6:30 . |CJBC-Toast & Jamboree 8:30 AM. | 8:45 AM. | WGR-Bob Sherry; News Jay and Ginger | WGR-Bob Sherry Music in Morning | Women in News CJBC-News; Jamboree | CKDO-Osh. Shopp. Bskt. 9:15 A.M. odies | WBEN-Early Date ; | OFRB-Bamyard Follies CJBC-Breakfast Club Morning; | 10:00 A.M. Roundup |CKEY-News; Ballroom | WGR-House Party Sport | WBEN-Fred Waring | + Fred Waring | CFRB-Kemp Calling Live- | CJBC-Nelson Olmsted | CKDO-Music for Tuesday | 10:15 AM. | WGR-House Party Top Tune ews Market Devotions | CJBC-This Rhythmic Age | 10:30 A.M. | WGR-Arthur Godfréy March Past | WBEN-Road of Life | CBL-Let's Have Music Breakfast | CJBC-Music by Martin ME 10:45 AM. | WBEN-The Brighter Day Anger ves CBL-Jane Weston |CFRB-Morning Moodies CJBC-Breakfast u Hears: Prog. | CKDO-Sammy Kaye 11:00 A.M. | CKEY-News; Ballroom WBEN-Nora Drake CBL-Road of Life CFRB-Orchestra Parade | CJBC-Passing Parade 11:30 AM, WGR-Grand Slam WBEN-Jack Berch |CBL-What's Your Beef? . | CFRB-Claudia | CJBC-June Dennis | CKDO-Chuck Wagon M . Serenade id | 11:45 A.M. | CKEY-Musical Program | WGR-Rosemary | WBEN-Lora Lawton | CBL-Laura Limited .M. CJBC-Maurice ki Bodington TUESDAY AFTERNOON 12:00 NOON CFRB-Young EY-News; Pick the Hits | 2:00 R-Wendy Warren News CKEY-News; WBEN-News | WGR-Second CBL-BBC News CFRB-Music for Midday CJBC-Hotel Beat CKDO-Luncheon Music 12:15 P.M. CKEY-Pick the Hits; | Listen Ladies WGR-Aunt Jenn WEREN-Zoading etween the Lines CBL-Aunt Lucy CFRB-Farm Broadcast CJBC-Circle Bell Ranch 5 12:30 P.M. EY-Lorne Greene GR-Romance of Helen ' Trent SPBEN-Luncheon Club CBL-Farm Broadcast CFRB-News; Entertain- ment Reporter CJBC-News, This is 1920 CKDO-News; Rhythm | Rendezvous 12:45 P.M, Lg WGR-Our Gal Sunday CBL-Farm News; Time | Signal CFRB-Big Sister | CJBC-Meet the Band | 1:00 P.M. CKEY-News; Tops WGR-Big Sister CBL-News; Weather | CFRB-Perry Mason | WGR-Meetin' CJBC-Byngtime 1:15 P.M. 'WGR-Ma Perkins | CBL-The Happy Gang | CFRB-Music for Tuesday | : | WBEN-CBL-R! WOR News, 'eNnwa) In POPS | wREN-CBL- CFRB-Crosby CKDO-News WGR-Young Dr. Malone WBEN-Sally Work 1:45 P.M. i WGR-The Guiding Light |CKEY-News: CBL-Singalong 'WBEN-Backst. | WGR-Perry Mason | CBL-Ont. School | cast | CFRB-News; Memory Lane WBEN-Lorenzo Jones | 2:30 P : | WGR-Nora Drake | WBEN-Today's Children | | CBL-Musically Yours |WGR-Hint Hunt: | CFRE-Sweetw"d Serenade | CKDO-1240 Matinee 2:45 P.M WGR-To Be Announced | WBEN-Light of World 3:30 P.M. WBEN-CBL-Pepper Young Casa Loma Time 3:45 P.M, | Happin i CFRB-Aunt Ludy | 4:00 P.M. Dr. Malone CBL-Jack Berch | CFRB-News; Do. You Remember? |CJBC-Off the Record Jerry Burke Mrs. Burton WBEN-Double or Nothing CKDO-Dance Parade | CBL-Bernie Braden | 4:15 P.M. |CFRB-Guiding Light | CIJBC-Byngtime | CKDO-Half Hour Concert | | WBEN-Stéla Dallas |CBL-Women"s News Dak Perry Stories FRB-Nora Drake |CKDO-High Tide Broad-! 4:30 P.M. | WGR-Hint Hunt |CBL-Young Artists |CFRB-Winner Take All 4:45 P.M. Fenway |WBEN-Young Widder | rown |CBL-From the Classics { 5:00 P.M. Keaton WBEN-When a Girl Marries |CBL-Vets" Varieties | CFRB-Wally Crouter | CIJBC-Off the Record :15 P.M. WBEN-Portia Faces Life CKDO-Parade of Melody 5:30 P.M. Fahrenhelt yoom a Perkins' |WOR-Beggle aud Hilly WBEN-Just Plain Bill | CBL-Magic Adventures |CFRB-Santa Claus with Keaton Club 15 Record 5:45 P.M. WGR-Herb Schriner WBEN-Front Page Farrell CBL-The Western Five CFRB-Novatime B'dw'y and Vine; Mystery Man CJBC-Truth About Furs (5:55) ight To Club 580 age Wife TUESDAY EVENING 6:00 P.M. GER ens -! -News; orts | WGR-News WBEN- News P a CBL-Melody Parade CFRB-Candlelight and Silver; Tune Time SIs0-panle Braden |CKDO-Home WGR-Barometer (6:25) WBEN-Sports CBL-News; Farm Market CFRB-Hit Tunes CJBC-Ethel and Albert CRDO- Melody Parade 120) 6:30 P.M. WGR-Partners in Melody WBEN-Music for Memory CBL-Divertimento CFRB-Jim Hunter; Wes McKnight CJBC-Bowles and Settell 6:45 P. CBL-Queer Q CJBC-Let's Pl, CKDO-Educat! WGR-Lowell Thomas WBEN-News CBL-BBC-News; U.N. Comment CFRB-Did I Say That? 9:00 WGR-We the CBL-WBEN-B :50) 1 CFRB-The Shad CJBC-What's Your Beef? CIBO-Syn pron Orch. 7:00 P.M. CKDO-News LCKEY-Lorne Greene; Ball-| R room iR-Beulah [WBEN-Supper Club CBL-A] Harvey Show CFRB-Songs of our Times CJBC-Kesten's Corner CEKDO-Smoke Rings 7:15 P.M, CFRB-WGR-Jack Smith WBEN-News of World CBL-Popular Music 9:30 CKEY-Palace CIBC-The Lo CKDO-Music CJBC-1t Isn't CJBC-Easy Listening 10:00 P.M. CKEY-Ad Quiz CKDO-8ongs of Cheer 7:30 P.M. WGR-CFRB-Club 15 WBEN-WEBEN Bandbox OBL-Songs by Simone WGR-HIt the CFRB-Life wi CJBC-Amaz. Mr. Malone CKDO-Music Fashions 7:45 P.M. 8:00 CKEY-Lorne Greene; Ballroom | CFRB-WGR-Mystery Theatre | WBEN-This is Your Life CKDO-Pleasure Parade 8:15 P.M. CBL-Concert Music 8:30 P.M. Jor = Mas, North -Date w. CBL-Canadian iV | CFRB-News; Sport Yarns CFRB-Fun Parade P.M. CJBC-Symphony Orch, CEKDO-Amateur Show P.M. CKEY-News, So Story Goes |CFRB-Dell Trio 9:15 P.M. CKEY-Musical Moment CKDO-Lean Back, Listen WGR-Life -with Luigi CBL-WBEN-Fibber McGee CFRB-Quarterbacks' Club 9:45 P.M. CJBC-WBEN-Big Town CBL-0.B.C. News 1:00 A.M. CKEY-News; House Party Folks Frolic 10:15 P.M. CBL-News Roundup WBEN-Singin' Sam 10:30 P.M. CBL-Po!nts of View CFRB-Mrs Altken 00 P.M. OCKEY-News; Sports WGR-Morey Amsterdam WBEN-People Are Funny | Broadway CFRB-Castle of Dreams CJBC-Harmony House 10:45 P.M. CKEY-Christmas Carnival CFRB-Talk; Headliners CKDO-News 11:00 P.M. {CXEY-News) Mickey r i es' |WGR-News;- Analysis | CJBC-WBEN-News CRI.-Eric Wild Orch, uirks ay Bridge ion Week vKuO-Dreamtime 11:15 P.M. | WGR-Sports; Bowling WBEN-Joe Wesp; Sports . |CJBC-U.N. Today 11:30 P.M. People ob Hope WBEN-Blltmore O: CBL-Harris Orch. CFRB-Lombardo Orch, CJBC-Waxworks 12:00 MIDNIGHT rch, P.M. 3 Yarieules | WGR-News; Man About | Midnight | WBEN-News; , Design for CBL-C:B.C. News CFRB-News; Dance CJIBC-News 12:30 AM. CFRB-News 12:45 AM. WBEN-News (12:55) ne wolt Fashions So (9:55) «I, Jackpot th Luigl WGR-News Mickey Les- WGR-Man about Midnight House Party House Party Say it with |CBL-Kindergarten of Air | Do You Remember? | CFRB-Esp. for You; News | |CKEY-News; Studio Party | CFRB-Time to Remember WGR-News; Meetin' with | CJBC-Byngtime, Vignette 3:00 P.M. |CKEY-News; Jerry Burke WGR-David Harum CKEY-Singin' Sam [CPL-WEEN.Lie, Can Be | CFRB-Songs of Times | CJBC-Frank Herbert Con- cert Hour 3:15 P.M. Interlude; |CKEY-Make Believe Ball- | CJBC-Teen News; Off the CBL-Lelcester Sq. to Old WGR-Man About Midnight CKEY-News; House Party Bikini Atoll Secrets Told By Scientists By HOWARD W. BLAKESLEE A jated Press Sci Editor New York, Nov. 22--(AP)--Some of the secrets of Bikini--deadly ra- dioactivity on the ship's decks, in their rigging, in the water in the rocks, on the sand, in the aid and even tramped about by men's boots --are told by Dr. David Bradley, one of the scientists. Dr. Bradley was a Manhattan District atomic bomb worker, and at the Bikini test explosions in 1946 he was one of the radioactive safety men. His job was to fly or walk into dangerous places with a Geiger counter to see how many rays were filling the air. "No Place To Hide," the title of his book published today, is his idea of what the whole World may face if it fights atomic bomb wars. One of the secrets is that the United States Navy found a way to decontaminate ships' decks of the deadly radioactivity that during the first five days after the underwater bomb fatally injured every animal that had been left on board. Sand-blasting removed the rays-- provided the blast got all the paint. The blasting was doneb y heavily- clothed men wearing oxygen masks to protect them from breathing the dust. Where wooden decks were radio- active the Navy learned that an or- dinary carpenter's plane, cutting off a little less than a quarter of an inch of wood, also removed all the rays. The Navy learned, too, that all kinds of washing serves only to drive the deadly atoms deeper into wood. Dr. Bradley predicted that plas- tic paint, that can be stripped off the ship and thrown overboard in sheets, might be a protection. Since he made this prediction, such paint has been used in labora- tories of the United States Atomic Energy Commission, and is stripped off when it gets contaminated from radioactive experiments. He says the queerest stuff turns up radioactive: A ship's brass bell, chemicals from a first-aid locker, a bar of soap. A radioactive cloud was followed 200 miles from Bikini. Rocks at the Atoll were radioactive from atoms sticking to their surface, although waves rolled over them at high tide. Dr. Gallup To Air | His Election Alibis New York, Nov. 22--Dr. George Gallup, head of the Institute of Public Opinion, will discuss the fail- ure of his poll-taking organization to accurately forecast the outcome of the Presidential election in a special broadcast on Thursday, Nov, 25, at 10:45 p.m., EST. Titled "Dr. Gallup Explains," the quarter-hour program will highlight the results of Dr. Gallup's thorough investigation into the reasons and causes behind 'he pre - election errors. Dr. Gallup will be interviewed by ABC commentator Gordon Fraser. BLACKOUT Renfrew, Nov. 22--(CP)-- About half of this Eastern Ontarion com- munity was blacked out for 15 hours Saturday when Julien 'Rivest alleg- edly ran amuck with a gravel truck, smashing into telephone and power transformer posts. Arrested and charged with dangerous driving, he was later released on posting bail of $100. BAN CRIME COMICS Guysboro, N.S.-- (CP) -- A local store announced that it will not sell any comic books that feature crime stories and all such publications would be banned from its shelves. Wheat Trophy Adds Incentive R, C. Vaughan, CM.G., chairman Railways (right), presents a new world's championship wheat trophy to J. A. Northey, president, Royal Winter Fair, on the opening of Canada's |; Mothers Join In Classes With School Children MRS. CHAS. WHITE Correspondent Thornton's Corners, Nov. 22-- Open House was held at the public school last Friday when many of the mothers visited the three class- rooms to see how classes are carried on. Miss Latcham, teacher of grades I and II had nine mothers visiting her classes which are held in the basement of the Sunday school. Several of the mothers went in the morning, took their lunch and stay- ed all day. In the senior room, which is taught by the Principal of the school, Mr. B. Rodney, the mother§ visited the classes in the afternoon and were even given some of the work to do along with grades seven and eight. Mrs. Hall, teacher for grades 3, 4, 5 welcomed many mothers to her classes during the afternoon. Miss Latcham is also the music teacher this year, and conducted several songs in both Mrs. Hall's and Mr. Rodney's rooms, and these were much enjoyed by the mothers, The teachers were thanked for making "Open House" possible, by. Mrs. Hircock in the junior room and Mrs, Mollon in the senior room. Friday evening Solina young people presented their play "It Looks Like Rain," in the Sunday and president, Canadian National school. The play title was a little too appropriate for the evening, as it rained "cats and dogs" and the at- tendarice wasn't as good as it should have been. However, the play wag well acted, and was enjoyed by those present. Music between acts was provided by Mrs. Dcug. Lander accompanied by Lucille Licks. Many from this community at- tended the Royal Winter Fair last week. The Sunday School attendance is improving every week. Last Sunday afternoon there were 82 present. Next Sunday there is to be a mis- sionary program. The speaker will be Rev. Mr. McLellan from Holy Trinity Church, Oshawa. . Next Wednesday evening, Nov. 24, community night is being held. All the community are invited to come out and enjoy an evening together. Pictures will be shown. This is the first of such get-togethers, but if it is a success they will be held regularly. ! COOL CLIMATE South Africa is cooler than many countries in the northern 'hemis- phere because of its elevation and comparative narrowness. TOO LATE Brantford, Nov. 22--(CF)--State Secretary Gibson said in an address Saturday night that George Drew, former Ontario premier and now Progressive Sonservative national leader, helped bring on Ontario's present power shortage by acting "tardily" in concluding negotiations started by former Premier Mitchell Hepburn of Ontario to obtain power from Quebec. THEATRES TODAY Marks -- "All My Sons" 131, 3.35, 5.39, 7.43, 9.47. Last com- plete show 9.16. pm Regent -- "The Iron Curtain" 1.30, 4.10, 6.45, 9.30. "Danger- ous Years" 3.00, 5.40, 6.20. Last complete show 8.20. Biltmore -- "Brute Force" 1.00, 4.10, 7.15, 10.25. "The Exile" 240, 5.45, 8.55. Last complete show 8.55. LISTEN TO-NIGHT big agricultural show, Toronto. On making the presentation, Mr. Vaughan stressed the vital role which the Canadian wheat grower is playing' in | the world's war recovery program, while Mr, Northey touched on the stimulation of interest aroused by the donation of such a trophy, pointing | out the number of wheat entries this year has doubled, with numbers of American growers competing. It was won by S. J. Allsop, Red Deer, Alta., last year's wheat king at the Chicago Exposition. --Central Press Canadian Dutch-Canadian War Bride v TODAY Ti. WED. LOW. G. ROBINSON \ On "Your Beef" Program In Toronto today there is a little Dutch war bride from Apeldoorn who is still starry-eyed over two big surprises that came her' way re- cently--so quickly that it all seemed like a dream. Here's how it happened: One morning about eleven o'clock Mrs. William S. Barratt had a 'phone call from CBC producer Reid For- see, inviting her to speak to other Dutch war brides across Canada and to air her pet peeve in the "What's Your Beef" broadcast in half an hour. In spite of such short notice and the fact that she didn't know a microphone from the man in the moon, she had dropped her housework, bundled her two tiny children into their coats and within ten minutes was on her way to the drug store in Toronto where the program was to originate. There she met Don Sims, the show's emcee, and almost before she realized what was happening she had forgotten her shyness and was on the air, telling listeners, about her "beef"--the high cost of living--and about herself. Then came the high-spot. of the interview. With thousands of Cana- dians listening in, Mrs. Barratt was introduced to one of her country- men, Martin Knauer, a distinguish- ed member of the Dutch Royal Household who. engineered Queen Juliana's escape from The Hague just two hours before the Nazis took over the Palace in the Second Great War. Both Mrs. Barratt and Mr. Knauer were so delighted to meet someone from "back home" that they broke into their native tongue, and although most listeners couldn't understand a word they said, they knew from the sound of their voices that they were excited about meet- ing one another--so excited, in fact, that "What's Your Beef" was in danger of not finishing on time, and Don Sims had to bring his guests "down to earth." ' (Tax Paid) TILL 6 P.M. t Ll ttt eat a a loin ali i ae ii aii ali i alia a a a a a a a a a a a a a BURT LANCASTER It turned out that Martin Knauer , was on a flying business-trip to Canada, and by now is back again at the Royal Palace, S'oestdyck, Holland. In the Second Great War he spent, five and a half years in Ottawa with the Dutch Royal Family, and came to know Canada | well. He's a skiing enthusiast, as are | Queen Juliana and Prince Bern- hard and they made use of ski trails at every opportunity. Mr. Knauer attends to a number of the Royal Family's business and state affairs, and during the preparation of the Queen's recent inauguration cere- mony at The Hague, was responsible for investigating the background of each of the guests. _ His beef was the lack of direction lights on Canadian cars, and drivers who won't signal turns. In Europe, he says, drivers of every type of vehicle are compelled by law to carry signals and use them always. Because Mrs. Barratt has been in Canada only two years, talking to Martin Knauer made her a bit ' homesick; though she was delighted , to hear fresh news about life back | HEART home and speak in her own lan- | guage with someone who knows her | CAN Queen well. 1 - BOY KILLED Granby, Que. Nov. 22--(CP)--A 14-year-old Granby schoolboy fa- tally shot himself in his room at his home Friday, it was learned Satur- day. The boy left a note saying he was tired of going to school. BACKACHE For quick comforting help for Backache, Rheumatic Pains, Getting Up Nights, strong cloudy urine, irritating passages, Leg Pains, and loss of energy due to Kidney and Bladder troubles, try Cystex. Quick, complete satise faction or money back. Don't suffer anothez Extras... . GENE KRUPA in "DRUMMER MAN" Also . . . COLORED CARTOON day without asking your druggist for Cystex, CBL - "HON. RUSSELL T. KELLEY ONTARIO MINISTER OF HEALTH SPEAKING ON "HEALTH IS WEALTH" 10:30 P.M.-10:45 P.M. TO-NIGHT 740K SORRY! SOLD OUT KING STREET HAPPY DOUBLES MINSTREL REVUE MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY WATCH FOR COMING ENGAGEMENTS THE MOST AMAZING PLOT IN OF RECORDED INTRIGUE! To bring you THE TRUTH the man who told it must live in hiding . for lifel wit JUNE HAVOC BERRY KROEGER + EDNA BEST STEFAN 'SCHNABEL « NICHOLAS JOY EDUARD FRANZ + FREDERIC TOZERE A CONTINUOUS FROM 130 PM. STARTING or REGE The spy plot behind the headlines that opened the eyes of the world! Darryl F. Zanuck presents JANA AND THE hi IRON RTAIN Based on the Personal Story of Igor Gouzenko, Former Code Clerk, U.S.S.R. Embassy in Ottawa [JANGEROUS