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#AGE TWELVE THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1949 RADIO [oC --TIME TABLE tte prints p n on radio programs is ctiogi an by the individual stations. The fo! d not sponsibility Tor\i oh and does THURSDAY EVENING 5:00 P.M. CEEY-News: Studio Party WGR-News; Meetin' With Keaten WBEN-When a Girl Marries CBL-Vets' Varieties CFRB-Easy Rhythm CJBC-Off the Bovere CEDO-Songs at Pive SoM Ten 2% ear Hit Parade 5:15 P.M. WBEN-Portia Faces Life SED0- Melody Parade 5:30 P.M. CEEY-Make Believe Balls room WBEN-Just Pain Bil) 'BL-S1 ollow WoR-Fenway Fahrenheit (C] di P.M. WGR-Curt y WBEN-Front Page Farrell WEBW-Jack Armstrong CBL-Western Five 6:00 P.M, CKEY-News: Ballroom CFRB-Curt Massey CEDO-WGR-News: WGR-WBEN-News CBL-Melody Parade CJBC-Off the Record 6: 15 P.M. WGR-Sport! WHEN-Hubbell, 8; CBL-News: Farm CFRB-The Stars Sing CKDO-Melody Parade (8:20) ry 6:30 P.M. WGR-Partners in Melody WBEN.Sammy Kaye CBL-Divertimento OFRE-News Wes cEnight CJBC-News: Sports 6:45 P.M. WBEN-Three-Star News Sportz CBL-Musicale |< 6:50 P.M, CFRB-Song of Times 7:00 P.M. CEEY-Lorne Greene; Ballroom WBEN-Frank Sinatra CFRB-WGR-Beulah CBL-Bernie Braden CJBC-Poole's Paradise Dick Haymes 7:15 P.M. CFRB-Jack Smith Show WBEN-World News % ShleTony Troubadour CKDO-Songs of Our Times WGR-Jack Smith 7:30 P.M. WGR-Club 15 WBEN-Bandbox CBL-Simply Jazz CEDO-Home Folks protic], CJBC-The Falcon ve P.M, | WGR-New. CBLT.LOC, Convention WBEN-Richard Harkness CFRB-Kate Aitken 8:00 P.M. CEKEY-News: Lester Show WBEN-Meredith Willson CBL-Happy Time WGR-FBI in War'and eace WEBW-Abbrtt '& Ci 9:15 P.M. CKDO-Lean Back and Listen 9:30 P.M. CKEY-Cavalcade of Music oun CJBC-The CBL-National News '| CKEY-Drama Workshop CFRB-Home on the Range QIBO Ba) It with Music WGR-Hallmark Playhouse WBEN-Supper ig 10:15 P OBL-CBC-News iv 10:30 P.M, CEKEY-News. Sports WGR-First Nighter WBEN-Fred Waring CBL-Eventide CFRB-Golf CJBC-Les gd Trio CEKEY-McLeod Trio CFRB-Sports CKDO-News: Sports 11:00 P.M. CEKEY-News:; Music CFRB-Guy Lombardo 8:30 P.M. WUR-Mr. een WBEN-Father Knows Best CJBC-John Ste: ele,' Adventuer CEKDO-Ray Bloch CFRS. Danforth Radio Folks 9:00 P.M. CBL-John apd Judy KEY-News; Music Box WGR-Suspense WBEN-Nelson Eddy CKDO-News: Wrestling WGR-Lowel! T CJBC-Kay Starr Sings CFR! . CJBC-Comedy Playhouse CJ. N CKDO- -Dance Parade 11:15 WEEN Tou W WBEN-, CJBC-U.N. T¢ 1% ra P.M. WGR-Man about Midnight WBEN-Club Canandaigua CFRB-Dance Orch. CJBC-Dream Prelude CBL-Appointment: with usic 12:00 MIDNIGHT CKEY-News; House Party WGR-News; Man about Midnl CIBC-CBL-O 5.0. News WBEN-News: Dance Orch. Bowling Ses: Sports FRIDAY MORNING CJBC-Toast & Jamboree 8:30 AM 7:00 AM. CKEY-News; Musical Clock WGR-Warren Kelly WBEN-News CBL-News; Weather; Breakfast Melodies CFRB-News; Top O' the Morning CJBC-Toast & Jamboree CEDO-Percolator Parade 7:15 AM. WBEN-Clint Buehlman CHUM-Rural Route 105 7:30 AM. CKEY-News; Musical Clock CBL-C.B.C. News; d CFRB-Headlines; Top O' the Morning CEKDO-News; Percolator Parade €HUM-Chapel Chimes AM. CBL~-Breakfast Melodies; elody Highlights CFRB-Top o' Morning; Sports Roundup WGR-News (7:50) CHUM-Unity Viewpoint 8:00 AM, CKEY-CJBC-News, Sport WGR-Warren Selly Cottee a 8:15 A.M. CKEY-Musical Clock WBEN-Clint Buehiman CBL-Morning Devotions CFRE-ATCu the Band-| . CBL-Breakfast Show CFRB-News; CEDO-News Novelette CHUM-News; Larry's Coffee Shop 8:45 i ewe (8:50) BDO-Joments Of Devo- CFRB-Gospel Singer CHUM-Teleflash (8:59) 9:00 AM. CEEY-News}, Jay ang G nger WGR-Warren Kelly WBEN-News CBL-News; Music in Morning CFRB-News; Song Parade CJBC-News; Break with Jeeves CKDO- Shopping Basket CHUM-Chum Varieties 9:15 AM. WBEN-Breakfast at Spain CJBC-Breakfast Club CHUM-News; Chum Varieties 9.30 AM. CFRB-Bing Crosby :45 AM. CBL-Baud Parade CHUM-Voice of Memory; 10:00 A.M. CEKEY-News; Ballroom & Blll Keaton elcome Travellers CFRB-Mary Garden CJBC--Holly: Breakfast CEDO-Music for Friday CHUM-Lucky Shopper 10:15 A.M. WGR-Top Tune (10:25) CBL-Kindergarten of the Air CFRB-Ann Adam 10:30, A.M. WGR-Arthur Godfrey WBEN-Marriage for Two CJBC-Kate Altken Ci -News; John Gart Trio CHUM-Headlines: CBL-Allison Grant CFRB-Wife Saver 10:45 A.M. WBEN-Thanks for To- morrow CJBC-Music by Martin CBL-Jane Weston CFRB--Rendezvous CJBC-Betty and Bob CEDO-The Inside Story CHUM Club; News CFRB-Rhythm Rhapsody CKEY-News; Ballroom WBEN:-Dr. Paul CBL-Road of Life CJBC-Myrt and Marg CRDO-To the Ladies CHUM-Morninz Varieties 11:15 AM. WBEN-Love and Learn CBL-Big Sister CJBC-Maurice Bodington 11:30 AM, CFRB-Woman's Editor WGR-Grand Slam WBEN-Jack Berch CBL-What's Your Beef. CJBC-Against the Storm CKDO-Chuck Wagon CHUM-Women's Hour 11:45 AM. CKEY-Strolling Tom WGR-Rosemary WBEN-Lora Lawton CBL-Laura Limited CFRB-Strike the Band 12:00 NOON CEKEY-News; Pick the Hits WGR-Wendy Warren News CBL-BBC News; Comment CJBC-June Dennis CKEDO-Luncheon Music CHUM-News By-Lines; 3s P.M. CKEY-! die OK AUDS "ten WBEN-Here's To Veterans CBL-Aunt Lucy CFRB-Farm Broadcast CIEC- ML sien Roundup :30 P.M. Lorne Greene WBEN ly Work WKBW-Jack Armstrong 1:45 P.M CFRB-Young Dr. Malone WGR-The Guiding Light CBL-Musical Kitchen WEKBW-Dorothy Dix WGR-Young Dr Malone P.M. CKDO-Victor Record Al- . bum . CKEY-News; Jerry Burke WGR-8econd Mps. Burton WBEN-Double or Nothing CJBC-Byngtime CHUM-Showtime CBL-Brave Voyage 2:15 P.M. CBL~Brave Voyage WBEN-CBL-Road of Life 3:30 PM. WBEN-! -CBL-Pepper Young CEDO: Time WGR-Music we the Mor- Ean Manner WBEN- Ca] ght To Happi. ness CFRB-Aunt Luc: CHUM- Teretiash (1:59 4:00 P.M, CKEY-News: Club 580 WGR-Meetin' Keaton CKEY-! WGR-Helen Trent EN-Luncheon Club WGR-Perry Mason -News; Homywood CBL-Farm Broadcast Ss i: Byngtime ythm -Bing Crosby 1:00 P.M. SESE, 1 poe A ews; I'ops WGR-Big Sister SD ev} Weather Mason CFRB-Perry CHUM-Music For Romancing 1:15 P.M. WGR-Ma Perkins CBL-Happy Gang CFRB-Luncheon Date CBL-Housing Remakes CFRB-Ma P CHUM-The. Gospel Singer Skpor -High Tide erkins 2:30 P.M. WGR-Nora Drake CBL-Encores CKDO-1240 Matinee CHUM-Rural News; Salute Municipalities CFRB-Dick Haymes 2:45 P.M. bin -Brighter Day BEFN-Lignht of World OFRB. -Garry Moore 3:00 P.M. CEKEY-News: Jerry Burke WGR-David CBL-WBEN-Life Harum Can Be Beautiful CJBC-Summer Concert CHUM-Lucky Shopper 3:15 P.M, WGR-Hilltop House IGE Sack Berch BC-Lunch at Sardi's CHUM-Hits and Misses EN-Backsuage Wife 4:15 PM, CBL-8tyles in Song woe, tella Dallas WGR-Mestin' with Keaton . CJBC-Off the Record WBEN-Lorenzo Jones CBL-Claire Wallace CFRB-Carmen Cavallero CHUM-News; Tunes For 'eens 4:45 P.M. CBL-Strike Up the Band WBEN-Young Widder Brown CFRB-Music in the Mor- gan Manner 5:00 P.M. CKEY-News; Studio WGR-N ny WBEN-' en a Girl es CBL-Vets' Varieties CKDO-. Bob Eberly CHUM-Ten b fad Hit CJBC-Off the Record 5:15 P.M, WBEN-Portia Faces Life CKDO-Parade of Melody + 5:30 P.M. CKEY-Baliroom WBEN-Just Plain Bill vBL-Slesrs Time Story Teller CHUM-Jack Armstrong WOR-Fenyay Fabrenheit 5:45 P.M. WGR-Curt Fane ne CBL-Don Mess id el CHBY E :00 PM. ~News: Ballr CKDO-WGR. b+ WHBEN-News ¢.41.-Melody Parade CJIBC-Off the Record WGR-WBEN-Sports WGR-Contentment GPRS News; Souvenirs | es McKnight CJBC-News, Sports 6:45 P.M. WGR-Lowell Thom: WBEN-Three-Star WE - CJBC- "Praiibie Laine CFRB-Beulah CEEY-Lorne Greene; FRIDAY EVENING Ballroo WBEN-Light-Up Time CBL-Bernie Braden CJBC-Poole's Paradise CKDO-Dick Haymes Show 7:15 P.M. CFRB-Jack Smith WBEN-World News CBL-Ed McCurdy Sings CEDO-O! 7: 2 "PM, WBEN-Band Box CBL-Music of:the Foot- Jighta CJBC-Safety Clinic CEPO-Columbia Record 0p 7:45 P.M. WGR-News WBEN-Richard Harkness CFRB-Kate Aitken CJBC-Foster Hewitt 8:00 P.M, CKEY-News; Mickey Les ter CJBC-The Fat Man CBL-Summer Concerts CFRB-8yncopators CKDO-! Owoiany Novelties WGR-The Gold! 8:30 CKDO-Pedro's Cabaret CJBC-Xavier Cugat CFRB-CJBC-Treasure t Trail gBL-Oeh. Short Stories BEN-A Tree Grows In Brooklyn 9:00 P.M. CKEY-News; Music Box WGR-Leave It To Joan WBEN-Screen Play House CBL-Guestin® with Kesten iow BC-Opera Concert OTRRAL CYodfrey WBEN-My Good Wite CJBC-Enchanted Hour CKDO-Mac's Variety Show CBL-Prairie Schooner CKEY-Cavalodde of Music WOR-Breakiaal, With Bu CFRB-Breakfast With Burrows 10:00 P.M, CBO Cpa bionship CKEY-Parade of Bands WBEN-Dr. I. Q. Quiz CFRB-Young Love OBL-News 10:15 P.M. CBL-CBC-News Roundup 10:30 P.M. CEEY-News; Sports WGR-Jimmy Dorsey WBEN-Stern, Sports CBL-String Quartet CFRB-News Views 10:45 P.M CKEY -Music Box WBEN-Government Talk -News; Sports CFRB-Sportscast ' (10:50 p.m.) 11:00 P.M CKDO-Dance Parade CKEY-News: Robbins Nest WGR-. ews; Analysis WB! CBL-Vancouver Show CJBC-News Bulletin 11:15 P.M. WGUR-S WBEN Wesp: Laie CFRB-Dance Orch. "JBC-U.N coda) 11:30 P.M, WGR-Man ous Mid- WBEN-Clul toanadhigup CFRB-Dance Orch. CJBO-Dream Prelude CBL-Dance Orch. 12:00 MIDNIGHT SR EY aNews; House Party WGR-New: WBEN-News: Dance Orch. CFRB-News; Dance Orch. CJBC-News LAFF-A-DAY "Excuse me, Miss, but I want you to know that if I was sitting, I'd give you my seat. 4, ©-2/ inc. World nights reserved Czech Peasants Stumbling Block To Red Planning By SYDNEY BROOKES Prague --(Reuters)-- Directives issued over past months from the central headquarters of the Czecho- slovak Communist party reveal the central committee's concern with winning over the small and med- ium peasants to clear the way ior what it calls the "transition to socialist forms in agriculture." But this is evidently proving dif- ficult. The party realizes the stuo- bornness of the peasant in his land ownership and party workeis are directed to secure co-operation and understanding. The commit- tee's orders imply that force and coercion will be admissions of in- | adequate methods. Meantime, opposition to munist ideas, even some resistance, is reported among the peasants. They have shown no great en- thusiasm for the "more socialist forms" proposed by the Commun- ists. They have learned that these forms are intended only as a means of covering the transiticn period before the land is nation- alized and all farms worked as col- lectives on the Soviet pattern. Communist ideologists have them- selves explained that this is the policy. But at present the party is concentrating mainly on getting the peasants used to the idea of | unified co-operatives, with slate- run big farms and machine stations providing examples of the economic benefits claimed to accrue from working land in big units. The peasants are also known to be strongly religious. In some places recently, they rallied on the villages to defend the Catholic presbyteries when word was spread, not always accurately, that priests were to be arrested. The peasants were prepared to use . violence. They carried, and used, pitchforks, sickles and staves. Such are the circumstances in which party .workers have been ordered to win the confidence of | the peasants. Party workers are warned that | the peasants are "conservative and mistrustful. They are politically, compared with indus- trial regions; they adhere to con- servative ideas and prejudices. "But that does not mean that we turn our backs on them. If Communists do not understand the situation, there can be no talk oi the party's taking a leading role. We should only be isolated from the small and medium peasants, and that would mean disrespect for the party, for the regime, and in some instances even resistance.' The party is to concentrate on winning over the small and medium elements among the peasants, while ruthlessly "wedding out" the "vii- lage rich." But a recent directive said: "In spite of all measures taken this class (the large peasants) has retained a great amount of influence over the small and middle farmer." Party' members working in the country are told that ihcy must be ideologically well-prepared for their task. But the party admits that "many of them are not pre- pared for their role, ideologically. or organizationally." Aids Young Daughter With Homemade Lung Coventry, England -- (CP) -- A home-made iron lung constructed by a Coventry engineer from .ply- wood, sponge rubber and a length restore the health of his 14-year-old of vacuum-cleaner hose, is helping daughter, an infantile paralysis vic- When she contracted the disease, Ann Evans was placed in a full- length iron lung in Coventry hos- pital. Doctors said she would do better in a -chest-type lung which |' would permit massage of her limbs. But there was only one such lung in England--in London. Her father®A. F. Evans, went to bo FALSE TEETH Rock, Slide or Slip? FASTEETH, an improved powder to ye sprinkled on upper or lower plates, holds false teeth more firml; 10 placa, Do not slide, slip or rock. gummy, or Teeliny FAS- FET Bai lo alate toon =asid)y Boes not ate or" nture Benin) Pee FABTEETH at mL drug Com- | backward | London, studied the chest lung and noted how it worked. Then back home i: his garage he constructed a model which worked perfectly when given a trial at the hospital. Now Ann, her chest encased in the lung made by her father, is making progress toward recovery and is getting the daily massage treatment doctor's say is necessary and which the hospital's full- ary equipment would not permit. When Ann recovers, Evans says, he's going to give his home-made lung to the hospital. It's a real treat to sit back and take it easy - fo enjoy a close-up picture of Ontario's favored countryside, as trim farmlands, rugged hills, sparkling lakes, busy towns and Vilage: roll by in scenes f_everchanging inter- 7) That's just one of the reasons you'll enjoy going anywhere by bus. TORONTO ......... $1.55 MARKHAM . . 2.65 ses ene 8.70 5.60 HUNTSVILLE vein eine ORILLIA "ie " Round Trip (Subject to Change) -momie Co-operation . Administration for purchase of' Canadian wheat Beerless Aussie Pub Kept Going By Plane Sydney, Australia (CP), -- Beer, as North Americans 'who were here during the war dis- covered, is more than merely Aus- tralia's national drink. It is a sport, hobby or necessity accord- ing to one's viewpoint. For many Sydney men the fact that beer supplies were thin for nearly two months during the coal strike was the worst feature of the entire labor dispute. But one Sydney hotelkeeper kept supplies going right througi the drought, thanks to a midget cing plane which he keeps at a nearby airport. "He is A. J. R. Oates, RAAF. squadron leader and D.F.C. win- ner during the war. Whea he came back to civilian life, he bought a tiny monoplane which aad iwice won the King's Cup alr race in Britain, It is the fastest small pri- vate plane in this district. But Oates doesn't use it only tor racing. Whenever beer supplies at his pub, The Good Intent, arc running short he wheels out plane and explores the brewing po- sition anywhere in the 1,200 mills Assured of Paying Customer Adelaide to the south. Says Oates: "I bourne in three hours. 1 there is a whisper of beer down there I am off in a flash." A HOME AT LAST 'Canada's current wheat erp. 1s asstired of a $175,000,000 customer who | Kelowna, B.C. (CP).--After will pay in U.S. dollars, as a result of the Anglo-American-Canadian |S¢850ns of living in economic talks now being held in Washington. U.S. representatives have agreed to release U.S. dollars granted to Britain under the Eco- "two tain, firewatcher Frank Kellerman is to have a cabin. building supplies will be landed by | parachute on the flat top of the | mountain. and other essential foods. This gives some assurance to Canadian farmers of the maintenance of a reasonable price floor for their products. --Central Press Canadian. iis | between Brisbane to the north aud can reich Mel- | a windblown | tent atop 7,300-foot Moore Moun- | Builders and | Native Hills Theme For Cripps' Poetry London. -- (CP )-- Sir Stafford Cripps, whose prose is seldom ex- citing, occasionally writes poetry. Some samples will be published later this year in a new biography. Favorite themes include the Cots wold hills of Gloucestershire, where the chancellor of the exchequer was born. 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