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de fres MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1950 THE DAILY ! RADIO iit information on radio programs is supplied A igo nliviova) stations. ™ i prints p does not r inty Hoss detings. MONDAY EVENING CBL-Just a Memory i Spo! CBL~-Melody Parade CFRB-Bing Crosby ngs CKEY-raiiroom; News WBEN-News WoR-News} Sig Smith CBL-News; Farm Markets CFRB-Ontario Un Parade WBEN-Sports 6:25 P.M. WNGR-Man About Town 8.30 P.M. CBL-International Com- mentary; Divertimento CJBC-Byng Whittaker; Dave Price, Sports CFRB-News; Sports WEEN Jos | West; Top WGR-The 6.30 8how CJByU-Byng Whittaker; y Sports 6:40 P.M. VKLB-Bing Crosby CJBC-Ron McAllister Sports CFRE-Sonp3 of Our imes WBEN-Three Star Bxtra 8.45 P.M. CKLB-Bing Crosby Show WGR-Griffing Bancroft CBL-Canadian Amateur Golf 7.00 P.M. CKLB-Saddle Rockin' Rhythm WGR-Garry Moore Show CBL-Operetta Time CJBC-Off the Record CFRB-Hits From The Shows CKLB-News; Starlite CKEY-Big Top 5.00 P 7.30 P.M. 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CKLB-News; Ken's Corner CBL-News; Sports Final; Toronto y Theatre Said That Mickey Like It Name of Flanagan Concert Waitin' CFRB-News; Midnight Merry Go Round CKEY-News; Sports Final; Super Quis WGR-WBEN-News 11.18 P.M. CJBC-United Nations Today WGR-Late Sports WBEN-Late Sports CBL-Musio of Canada CJBC-Larry Green Orch. 11.30 ¥.M. CFRB-News and Sports; Midnight Merry Go Round WGR-Man About Mid- nigh: WBEN-Music to Re- member CBL-Musical Program 11:45 P.M, CJBC-Glee Club 12 MIDNIGHT CKLB-News; Sports CBL-CJBC-News CFRB-News; Midnight Merry Go Round CKEY-News; House Party WGR-News; Man About Midnight WBEN-News; Johnny Bradford Show rch. Micro. Valley Los These Are Rush Parade of World News In Brief Falmouth, Mass., Aug. 21--(AP)-- Theft of jewelry valued at more than $40,000 from the home of Mr. and Mrs, Milton W. Lusk was re- ported yesterday to police. It was the fourth major jewel theft in Cape Cod communities since July 10. To- tal value of the stolen jewels is about $150,000. New York, Aug. 21--(AP)--Jobs in New York State have increased more than 100,000 since the start of the Korean war, the State Department of Labor says. Somg persons have been hired for direct war work, but most have been absorbed by civilian concerns stock-piling goods against the future. Fond Du Lac, Wis., Aug. 21--(AP) --A head-on bus-car collision killed Earl Simon of Fond Du Lac and five members of his family last night, police reported. Officers said the Simon automobile sideswiped one of two chartered buses that were tra- yehing together, and then smashed nto the second bus. Columbus, O., Aug. 21--(AP)--A train-automobile collision wiped out an entire family of four last night. Dead are Melvin Curtis Mangold, 25, of Circlceville, O., his wife, a son, and a one-year-old daughter. Toronto, Aug. 21--(CP)--Twenty persons fled yesterday before a two- alarm fire that raced through'the rear of an automobile supply com- pany and caused damage estimated at $45,000. The threatened persons lived in apartments above and be- hind the auto supply company on Que en Street West. Wind carried sparks nearly 100 yards and started a small fire on the roof of .. brewery, but it was extinguished quickly. London, Aug. 21--(AP)---Bulgaria accused neighboring Yugoslavia last night of indiscriminately imprison- ing and persecuting Bulgarian cit- izens, It said io a note to the Yugo- slav foreign ministry that an un- CJBC-Sports - Life had been imprisoned -- without charges--in the last year. Nairobi, Kenya, Aug. 21--(Reu- ters)--Huge jungle fires raced today in Kenya's Tsavo National Park, midway between Nairobi and Mom- basa, where reports said a volcanic eruption occurred Thursday. Dense jungles have prevented anyone from reaching the spot. Frankfurt, Germany, Aug. 21-- (AP)--A gathering of 10,000 Ger- mans applauded wildly yesterday when Speakers at the first inter- national Socialist rally here since 1028 condemned proposals for re- arming Germany. Dr. Erich Ollen- hauer, deputy chairman of the West German Socialists, declared that conditions in Western Germany are too unsettled for such an "adven- ture" as remilitarization. London, Aug. 21--(Reuters)--An- other death was reported today in Britain's polio outbreak--a iM old boy at Salisbury, tshire Three other deaths were reported Saturday. Britain's Ministry 'of Health announced that up ay Aug. 12 the outbreak cost 218 lives this year compared with 98 during the same period last year. sAmsterdam, Aug. 20--(AP)--More than 1,000 prominent Roman Cath- olics from many parts of the world, including a group of refugees from behind the Iron Curtain, began the 12th International World Congress of Pax Romana, International Fed- eratio nof Catholic Graduates and Students here yesterday. London, Aug. 21 -- (AP) -- Don Juan, pretender to the Spanish throne, flew to Britain from Portu- gal last night to visit King George "I shall visit the king in Balmoral. " he told reporters on his arrival with his wife, the Countess of Barcelona. king now is at his Scottish home, Balmoral Castle, with the Queen and Princess Margaret, FOREIGN TRADE Approximately one third of Can v.2's national income is derived from foreign trade, a degree of ¢ pendence on exbernal economic conditions equalled in only two or Two Baptist Carr and Alphonse Cloutier, both of nearby La Sarre, were arrested Saturday night for holding a street revival meeting. They were arrest- ed under a municipal by-law for- bidding street meetings. "Try it on, it fits," says Quartermaster Sgt. J. Payne to recruit J. L. Rodgers, formerly with Bank of Toronto in Toronto. Rodgers is trying to take his 300 pounds of kit in one armful, & ~--Globe and Mail Photo. ° New recruits are being given stiff commando training almost at once. Shown on rope is W. J. Smith, former truck driver from Toronto, and veteran of the Toronto Scottish Regiment, with A. F. Roy, City of Toronto employee, and R.C.A.8.C. veteran. --Globe and Mail Photo. Val D'Or, Que, Aug. 21--(CP) -- evangelists, Gordon They were taken to jail and re- leased on $50 bail Sunday pending trial. The two were holding their meet- ing at the same spot where four other Baptists were arrested last week. The four--Rev. Murray Heron, pastor of nearby Noranda Baptist Church, Ernie McWilliams, Helen Hall of Hamilton, Ont., and Hotard Killock of Noranda -- pleaded in- nocent in court Friday but were convicted and sentenced to $40 fines and costs or two months in jail. They chose the jail sentences. (The Canadian :ress erroneously reported Friday that a Miss Eileen After Quebec Two More Baptists Held Street Meet Veal was one o" the four persons arrested ) Saturday's arrests marked the fourth time this month that street- corner preachers were arrested in this northwestern Quebec mining district. Last Aug. 7, four other Baptist evangelists chose two-month ja terms rather than pay $25 fines an costs when convicted on similar charges. They were Rev. L. T. Heron, pas- tor of Val D'Or"s Evangel Baptist Church, and three assistants -- his sister, Miss Isobel Heron of Toron- to, Church Deacon Malcolm Lesar of Windsor, Ont., and Deacon Mal- colm Purcell of Val D'Or. A week earlier, five Baptist ev- angelists were arrested in La Sarre for disturbing the peace. The charges were dropped and the town council promised them pro- tection for further street gather- ings. By SAUL PETT Harmon, N.Y. Aug. 21 (AP)--If all the distress calls at the nearby Croton Point Park Beach were legi- timate, the drowning toll would be staggering. But mostly the calls for help are simply the baying of wolves. The explanation: All the life- guards at Croton are girls -- young girls, pretty girls, shapely girls. Ac- cording to the American Red Cross, it is the only public swimming place in the United States 'with an all- female lifeguard staff. Mostly Fakers "Out of 20 yelling for help, I'd say 19 were fakers," says Irene Hall- stein, blonde, 17-year-old chief guard. "And it's not just the boys who try to get us to come out after them. Married men and middle-aged men try the same trick." The eight girl lifeguards, range in age from 16 to 19 years, have learned to distinguish between the fakers and those really in trou- ble. The fakers, it seems, make too determined number of Bulgarians three other countries in the world. much noise about going under, who | g Girl Life Guards Receive Wolf Calls, Not 'Help! Croton--Beach;--operated--by --the- Westchester County Park Commis- sion, began using female guards in 1944, when manpower was in short supply. "We liked them so much we just kept on using girls after the war," When Kidneys Work Too Often oy SR frequent Kidney Action 4 during the pee si or Jig] Lid This sympto es, Backache, Leg Pains, i hope | "may 50 troubles. The very first dose ture eliminate irri excess ac! ffer: To prove w! you help from the pains and di; ney and Bladder troubles, your druggist and give it a turn of emp! other day oi bas \rying Cystex. umatic Pains and Head: due to Kidney and Bladder of the sclen- called Cystex usually S008 to work Lp pow heipiig aa na Gold Salts Found Good In Arthritis By ALTON L. BLAKESLEE New York, Aug. 21--(AP)--Gold is good medicine for rheumatoid arthritis, especially when it's used early, a new study shows. The gold is given by injecting gold salts. It has been used in the United States for about 15 years against the pain$ and swellings of this crippling form of arthritis. Gold stopped the disease nearly 80 per cent of the time when used early, Drs. Russell L. Cecil and Chester Adams report in the annals of internal medicine. Early means within six months after the disease started. Gold was not so helpful if the arthritis had been under way longer, They gave gold treatments to 106 men and women and compared them with 83 others who did not get gold. Both groups had the con- ventional treatments for arthritis, including rest, good hygiene, aspi- rin, exercises and orthopaedic help if needed. Of all those getting gold, 66 per cent had remissions or relief from the disease within a year. Of those starting gold within six months of getting arthritis, 78.7 per cent got remissions. Of those who had had arthritis six months to a year, 489 per cent got relief. But of those not getting gold, only 24.1 per cent had remissions: Patients getting gold treatments won relief from arthritis 10 months earlier, on the average, than those not getting gold. The hormones cortisone and acth bring dramatic relief from rheu- matoid arthritis. But these reco- veries usually last only as long as the hormone is given. And the hor- mones still are scarce and ex- pensive. STOLEN SAFE RECOVERED Stratford, Aug. 21 -- (CP) -- An 800-pound safe, stolen Mary's Canadian National Railways depot last Monday morning, was found Sunday on the farm of Everett Smith in East Nissouri. Tools stolen from a section shed at Baden, Ont., about a week ago apparently were used to smash the safe open. Railway tickets and other papers were strewn about the field. The safe had contained about $50 in cash. A school in Edmonton is using an automatic examination marking machine for science and mathema- tics exam papers. says Park Superintendent Earl Clark. "We found them more effici- ent, more conscientious. The male guards too often were distracted by the feminine customers." No Lives Lost Yet The girls haven't lost a life yet. Matter of fact, there hasn't been a fatality at the beach since 1924, clark said. On a busy week-end day, there are as many as 2,000 persons in the water and about a dozen legitimate cases of people in distress. But so far. in seven years, not one of the girls has had to get wet in pulling anybody out. All rescues have been Monday, August 21 9.00-12.00 noon -- Playschool -- Sandpiles, swings, teeter-totters, jungle gym, slides, wagons, tricycles, doll carriages, games, crafts, cro- quet, volley ball, dodge ball, bowl- ing, story hour. 1.30-4.30 p.m.--8Sandpiles, wading- pools, crafts, volley ball, dodge ball, rest period, story hour. 6.30 p.m.--Pee-wee Boys' Softball game, 7.30-9.30 p.m. -- Golden Age Club --adults--checkers, chess, euchre, dominoes, bridge, sing-song, movies, refreshments. Tuesday, August 22 9.00-12.00 noon -- Playschool -- Sandpiles, swings, teeter-totters, jungle gym, slides, wagons, tricycles, doll carriages, games, crafts, cro- quet, volley ball, dodge ball, bowl ing, story hour. 1.30-4.30 p.m.--Sandpiles, wading pools, crafts, volley ball, dodge ball, rest period, story hour. Wednesday, August 23 9.00-12.00 noon -- Playschool -- Sandpiles, swings, teeter-totters, jungle gym, slides, wagons, tricycles, doll carriages, games, crafts, cro= quet, volley ball, dodge ball, bowl- ing, story hour. 1.30-4.30 p.m. -- Sandpiles, wad- ing-pools, crafts, volley ball, dodge ball, rest period, story hour. Thursday, August 24 9.00-12.00 noon -- Playschool -- Sandpiles, swings, teeter-totters, jungle gym, slides, wajons, tricycies, doll carriages, games, crafts, cro- quet, volley ball, dodge ball, bowl- ing, story hour. 1.30-4.30 p.m. -- Sandpiles, wad- ing-pools, crafts, volley ball, dodge ball, rest period, plaster casting, story hour. 8.00 p.m. -- Concert at Bandshell --Golden Age Club (seats reserved), Friday August 25 9.00-12.00 noon -- Playschool -- Sandpiles, swings, teeter-totters, jungle gym, slides, wagons, tricycles, doll carriages, games, crafts, cro- quet, volley ball, dodge ball, bowl- ing, story hour. 1.30-4.30 p.m. -- Sandpiles, wad- ing-pools, crafts, volley ball, dodge ball, rest period, plaster casting, story hour, movies. 6.30 p.m. -- Pee-wee Boys' softball --Simcoe Hall at Valleyview, $20,000 BARN FIRE St. Thomas, Aug. 21--(CP)--Fan- ned by a high wind, fire Sunday destroyed a large L-shaped barn and outbuilding at the Ontario Hospital farm, two miles south of here, Firemen estimated damage at $20,000. Mitchell Hepburn, former premier of Ontario, who was driving by when he saw the fire, was able to drive a tractor from the blazing barn. FREIGHTER SEIZED Montreal, Aug. 21--(CP)--Thy $1,500,000 Italian freighter Provis dencia was seized in Montreal Hare bor this weekend as the result of ar action taken by James Richardson and Company, Led. grain brokers to recover damages of $20,000 to 8 shipment of oats delivered las| June. The 14,000-ton. vessel will ht forced to remain in the harbor here until the action is settled in civi 09 puts a brand new GOODFYEAR on your car! balance only $100 a week also a big TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE your old tires CLIFF BARAGAR 162 KING ST. E PHONE: 3939 TRENTZN dla ge] made by boat. wastes which may cf ie your trouble. Trial at Cystex may do to bring eds of Xa fete SY iess | satisfied, pou oe our money. back on re- age. Eo don't suffer an- "Shell PREMIUM Gasoline 1s the most powerful gasoiine your car can use. 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