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PAGE FOURTEEN MES-GAZETTE MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1951 HE DAILY TI RADIO LOG =~ qv ie Ci J, 355 Information on radie programs is supplied by the individual stations. The WBEN-Break the Bank Gygc.Don lity TUESDAY AFTERNOON 12.00 NOON CFRB-Big Sister 4.00 P.M. OLE Nps! Ealirvom WGR-Our 55 Sunaay CKLB-News; Concert ~Road o e 2.00 ple CBL~Life- Can Be CEEY News Saflroom |CKLB-News; Stop the | Beautiful Matin Record CJBC-Afterncon Concert CBL-News; CKEY-News; Show Business CFRB-News; TIME TABLE Wi OU gy aC FT v Weather Sims . Show CKEY-News; Bay apd Betty; Tops in Pops 1215" P.M. Surprise Cimes-Uazette prints programs, correction: does 1b aot 6.00 P.M. CFRB-News CKLB-News; Ballroom; News CBL-Your Program CJBC-A Girl Marries .News; Studio CFRB-Néws; Man WBEN-A Girl Marries WCR-News; Keaton 615 P.M. CJBC-Portia Faces Life CFRB-Barry and Betty WBEN-Portia Faces Life : 6.30 P.M. , CKLB-Community News; Ballroom CBL-Tall Tales CFRB-Jack Tunes 145 Wonder CKEY-News 8.15 CKLB-Marvi ; Sports; Songs of Our Times WBEN-Joe Wesp; Top | CJBC-Elwood Glover WBEN-Three Star Extra WGR-Lowell Thomas CKLB-Smiley Burnette wGR Radio Theatre CBL-Sunshiné Society | CFRB-Buelah WBEN-Cisco Kid WGR-Buelah Tel. Highlights nd changes as submitied and | CBL.-Big Sister | CYBC-Maurice Boding- | ton Package WBEN-Life Can Be Beautiful WGR-Hilltop House 4.15 P.M. CBL-Ma Perkins CFRB-Arthur Godfrey WBEN-Road of Life WGR-King's Row 430 P.M. CBL-Pepper Young CKEY-Double or Nothing CFRB-Star"s Tea Time |WBEN-Pepper Young WGR-House Party 445 PM. CBL-Right to Happiness CFRB-Aunt Lucy WBEN-Right to Happiness 5.00. P.M. CFRB-Perry Mason WGR-Big Sister | CFRB-Morning Star 2.15 P.M. |WBEN-Orchestra |WGR-Godfréy Talent 1230 P.M. CBL-Happy Gang Scouts CBL-Front Page Farrell CFRB-Velvet Touch 10.00 P.M. CJBC-Vocal Touch WGR-Perry Mason CKLB-Community Stage CY George Muna. r 230 P.M. | CBL-Symphonic Encores | oom yo 0 gon CFRB-News; C. |CIBC-Jazz Unlimited WGR-Grand Slam Cavallaro |CKEY-News; L. Rum- WBEN-8ally Work | ble; Baseball 1245 PM. WGR-Dr. Malone {CFRB-Lux Theatre CBL-Laura Limited 245 PM |WBEN-Telephone Hour | CKEY-Songs of Our y 4 Times; Bing Sings CRL~Juviiation to the a CFRB-Strike up the CFRB-Dr. Malone Band; News WBEN-Dave Garroway WGR-Guiding Light 3.00 P.M. | bore |CIBC-What's the WOR-Rosémary P.M | Answer? 1.00 P.M. CKLB-Women's News > . |WBEN-Band of America | CKLB-News; Melodies n Miller; | 11.00 P.M. CBL-News Commentary PM..." PM. 10.30 P.M. ; Ballroom | | CKLB-Hillbilly Jam- CBL-Brave Voyage CKEY-Women's News; CJBC-June Dennis Who's Talking; Show Smith New Zealand State Houses | Sell At Rate of 60 Weekly Wellington, N.Z. (CP)--S8ince it announced late last year that state rental houses could be bought by tenants, the New Zealand govern- ment has sold homes valued at $3,000,000. It is continuing to sell them at the rate of 60 a week. Apart from the original announce- ment, no direct approach has been made to tenants and no advertising campaign has been undertaken. Houses are being sold as fast as the staff can handle valuations, prepar- ation of titles and fransfeys. ' The government is thus imple- menting its housing policy of "own your own," and at the same time disposing: of a liability which was costing the taxpayers about $700, 000 a year. . Under the former Labor regime a large number of government-built houses were rented at low rates to, the public. The government became easily the biggest landlord in the country, with whole suburbs of state | can be bought outright for cash if -News; These A CJBC-Curtain_Call WGR.Jack Smith [CLD News: There CREY Maks Believe | + sw PM. |CBL-Nat. News CPB Am 1 cKLB Talo Tn [CIRGTAY, TE Shor WBEN-Just Plain Bill |CBL-Dixieland LTB Poston: Hopt WGR-Strictly Music |CIBC-Comedy of Errors oF P sas pM. . CEEY Mark Tral WGR-My Friénd Irma CBL-Don Meésser ° | WBEN-World 11.15 P.M. irr ibd . [WERENR 1 mM |CBL-News Roundup WBEN-Front Page 2 | 00 P.M. 11.30 P.M. paren Mas PN ae Axe CKLB-News; Sports a ' | WBEN-One n's | > Ve; WOR-Qutt ae 2 |CBL-Prov. Affairs |CIJBC-Press Conference |CKEY-News; Sports | Family . CKLB od ™ 'a |WGR-E. R: Murrow -News; Spor ! CBL-Musical Prog. 9.15 P.M. |CFRB-Breezing Along CJBC-Elwood Glover |CKLB-Radio Market WGR-Bob Hawk Show CKEY-News; Ballroom CBL-Father Knows | 1145 P.M CFRB-Bing Crosby | Best § . WBEN-News {CIBC-Court of Opinions CKLB-Melodic Moments WGR-News; Sports; |CKEY-News; M. Lester CBL-F. Hill Sings Outdoor. Barometer; CFRB-Hollywood Play- (CKEY-Hit of the Day; Man About Town house Dick Haymes 715 P.M | WBEN-Railroad Hour CFRB-Headliners; * iid WGR-Hollywood Play- Sports CKLB-Supper Club; house 12.00 MIDNIGHT Ne ; Sports 33 P.M. |CKLB-News; Platter . Marches On CKLB-Hollywood | Party WBEN- Sports | Theatre CBL~-Choristers 730 P.M. |CBL-Summer Fallow CJBC-Dom. News od |CIBC-Opportunity CKEY-News; Quiz CBL-Int. Commentary; | Knocks |CFRB-News Albert Pipeline |CFRB-Double or WBEN-News CJBC-News; Sports | Nothing |WGR-News TUESDAY MORNING TUESDAY MORNING--| 8.45 AM. |CBL-Musie 630 AM. |CKLB-Koffee Korner |CIBC-Breakfast Club WGR-Chore Time | 9.00 AM. |WBEN-Breakfast Club 6.45 AM. |CKLB-News; Sports 1030 A.M. WBEN-Musical Clock |CBL-News ([CFRB-Who's Talking; 7.00 AM |{CIBC-News; Sports | B12 Tom the Shows; ha CKEY-News; CKLB-News: Ken's { Swe; Shs Koffee Korner JCXRE News) Keaton; News CKEY-News; Musical | Clock WBEN-News | 1045 AM. CFRB-Breakfast on the WGR-Mus. Clock; News CBL-Musical Program Farm Sid AM. 11.00 AM. WBEN-News; Musi ih eo WGR-News: Chore Time CKLB-Koffee Korner | CKLB-News; Dial De- 7.30 AM CBL-Music | tective; Ballroom " oh CJBC-Toast and |CJBC-Welcome to CKLB-News; Ken's | Jamboree | Hollywood Koffee Korner |CKEY-Musical Clock; |CKEY-News: Ballroom CFRB-News; Dawn | Barry and Betty CFRB-Stars Sing Patrol |{CFRB-Top 0' the | WBEN-Wel : WGR-Farm Reporter; | Morning { "Welcome Travel- Interlude {WBEN-Musical Clock | ©r8 $00 AM 9.30 AM. |WGR-Arthur Godfrey CKLB-News; Ken's CKLB-News; Ken's | 1.15 AM. Koffee Korner | 'Koffee Korner |{CBL-Kindergarten CBL-News: Concert |CBL-Al Harvey |CFRB-Lét'se Start an CJBC-Toast and |CFRB-News; Top o' the, Argument Ea Xoree ih | Morning; Gospel | 11.30 AM. OTR Fini Topo oa Singer |CKLB-Westhill 8how Moining: Livestoek | 109 ay. |CBL-Aliison Grant; Revie {CRIB Nene; Devotions | Betty Tomlinson WBEN-News: Music |GTBO-Nows: Word to |CTBC-Decorating Talk WGR-Musical Clock; | 'the Wives: Breakfast|CHRB-Homemaker News | with Jeeves Harmony 8.30 AM. .|CKEY-News; Jay and WEEN Double or CKLB-News; F yd nger NoCbo ny; | armer'y CFRB-News: Ann Adam 1145 AM. CBL-Néws; Concert; bedi onli A Clock CBL-Popular Music Melody Highlights | |CIBC-Rae and Kitchén CKEY-News; Music | 10.15 AM. | Co. + CFRB-News; Top o' the CKLB-Homemaker |cFR; -Helen Trent Morning; News | Harmonies I TUEBDAY Afternoon -- Neéws LJ] RUSS FORCE FROWS Berlin, April 30 (AP)--The West Berlin ne per Tagesspiegel said Sunday Russia plans to send two . new divisions and air reinforce- Drive-In -- "Fortunes of Captain | ments to East Germany this spring. Blood", tonight at dusk. [The 'Russians now have about 33 - visions an Plaza--Valentino", 130, 3.30, 580, | occupation 9 Piazits In weir 730, 9.30. Last complete show | Breakfast WGR-Reggie and Billy | | | For the opening, the King and | Queen will drive from Bucking- | Paul's will deliver a message de- Il; Listen Ladies | 2uniness CFRB-Doris Veale Show | WBEN-News 115 P.M. { CBL-Aunt Lucy [ CIBC-Riders of the Purple Sage | CFRB-Farm and Home | News WBEN-Old Saddlebags | WGR-Aunt Luey 1.50 P.M. CKLB-News; Sports | CBL-Farm Broadcast CJBC-News; Sports KEY-News ; oundup CFRB-News; Women's News i EN-Luncheon Club | WGR-Helen Trent 145 P.M. CKLB-Vocal Spotlite | "Hite: Lists Pick the Nothing Burton 3.15 CKLB-Aunt CBL-Allison Women's WGR-Perry 3.30 Footlights WBEN-Live Millionaire | | CFRB-Gulding Light WBEN-Double or WGR-Second Mrs. CFRB-Ma Perkins CKLB-Behind the CBL-Enctores CFRB-Backstage Wife WGR-Nora Drake CFRB-Widder Brown WGR-Brighter Day houses to rent in some towns. Well designed, built and equipped, the detached houses are built to hun-, dreds of plans to avoid uniformity. The Labor regime refused to sell houses to tenants, however, so that although the rentals were low, oc- cupants could never acquire a priv- ate interest in them. At the same time rentals were fixed at a rate which would not pay interest on capital cost. When Prime Minister Holland in- CKLB-News; . Ballroom CBL-Jack Berch CJBC-News; Styles in Song CKEY-News; Club 580 CFRB-News; Hollywood WBEN-Backstage Wite WGR-News; Meetin' with Keaton 515 P.M. CBL-Hello, Girls CFRB-Brighter Day 'WBEN-Stella Dallas 530 P.M. CJBC-Superman CFRB-Our Gal Sunday WBEN-Lorenzo Jones 545 P.M. CKLB-Sleepy Joe CBL-Bandstand CJBC-M. Douglas Show CFRB-Record Shop WBEN-Widder Brown P.M. Mary Grant; News Mazon P.M. a Like A ot PM. 'Radio to Play Major Part In 1951 Festival of Britain London--(CP)--Radio has a big part in the Festival of Britain this | summer. Apart from commercial | exhibits, the British Broadcasting Corporation is présenting a com- prehensive picture of its many ac- tivities and radio coverage of the festival has beén planned on a large scale. The Canadian Broadcasting Cor- poration is participating in the radio arrangements and the festi- val will be an important source of broadcasts throughout the summer. Andrew Allan has been sent from i Toronto to co-ordinate the CBC's coverage of the festival which will { be open by the King on May 3. ham Palace to St. Paul's Cathedral for a dedication service conducted | by the Archbishop of Canterbury. | His Majesty from the steps of St. | elaring the festival open. 'The steps of old St. Paul's were | chosen for this ceremony, rather | than the main festival site on the | south bank of the Thames, as a | spiritual setting which symbolizes | the nation-wide significance of the | festival. Later in the day the , festival gardens will be opened by i Princess Margaret, and their | Majesties will unveil a tablet at the | Royal Festival Hall. i "Live" Exhibit In the festival itself as many as possible of the BBC exhibits will 'be "working." The television sec- | tion probably will attract most in- | terest. Regular programs from | Alexandra Palace will be shown on 15-inch screens during transmis- sion hours. Model stage sets will show how television producers tackle their special problems: A large model studio will permit visitors to try different methods of studio lighting. A live camera | will allow visitors to see themselves 9 pm. Regent -- "Bonnie . Prince Charlie", | 1.30, 3.30, 5.30, 7.30, 9.35. Last complete show 9.00 p.m. Marks-- "Women Without Names", | 1.15, 4.05, 7.00, 9.50. 'Hollywood Barn Dance", 2.45, 540, 8.35. Last complete show at 8.35. Biltmore-- "Keeping Fit", 1.45, 440, 7.31 and 10.34 p.m. "Looking On the Bright Side", 1.00, 3.15, 6.05 and 9.09 pm. Last complete show 9.09 pm. TZE-TUNG MISSING Hong Kong, April 30 (AP) --- Whereabouts of Mao Tze-Tung, supposedly still China's No. 1 Com- munist, was a deepening mystery Sunday. He failed to show up at another high-level Peiping func- tion which he normally would be expected to attend, He was not list ed among numerous Red officials who welcomed the Panchan Lama to Peiping Friday and was not re- ported at a dinner party which Premier Chou En-Lai gave for the boy Lama Saturday night. Last re- ported appearance of the Chinese chairman was Jan. 26. -------------- OE Ne H LISTEN TONIGHT TQ 6:30 P.M. CKLB dial 1240 a. lili _se"t FEATURE TODAY . .". 1:30 - 3:30 - 5:30 - 7:30 - 9:35 RIEL Al FINLRY CURRIE Bi stam ix WING Colo ® DIAL 3.3021 ¢ EMT on 12-inch screens--not in reverse, as in a mirror, but literally as others seé them. The radio exhibit includes a domed ceiling on which a map of the world is painted in fluorescent paint. As an invisible ray sweeps around the map, following the path of the sun and the BBC world transmissions, the map sections light up. Months of research have been devoted to preparation of the ex- hibit covering the BBC's "Third Program," a cultural and historic program regularly carried. It in- cludes a reconstruction of the background to the great exhibition of 1851 and speeches, plays and operas of the period will be re- Co FHS PV ¢ THE STARS TONIGHT AER 7 praIN BLOOD wee LOUIS HAYWARD «MEDINA - MACREADY er Ee gt SLA a * Orestes by GORDON DOUTRAS + Prosveed by HARRY JOE Plus troduced the seiling plan last year | there were about 34,000 state house: | built throughout the country. There is no compulsion to buy. Houses are sold to occupants only and if a ten- ant does not wish to buy he is guaranteed undisturbed occupation on a rental basis. Houses are sold at current re- placement values payable over a JUST ARRIVED! CARLOAD OF 34 CRUSHED LIMESTONE Excellent for Driveways, Parking Lots, ete. We also Sell and Deliver Sand, Gravel, Loam, Fill, etc. W. F. ESSERY 342 DIVISION ST. PHONE 5-1433 period of 40 years with interest at three per cent so long as the buyer occupies the house himself. Houses desired. A reduction of 10 per cent is made in the form of a suspensory loan which is written off after the purchaser has owned and occupied the house for seven years. Under a mortgage insurance scheme for which a small premiuni is charged, any balance owing on the hows is automatically written off if the breadwinner dies under the age of The result of these arrangements is that in many cases weekly pay- ments by home buyers are very little more than they were paying as tenants. The government is continuing «to build many state houses for the duration of the existing acute hous- ing shortage, but it hopes gradually to reduce construction. Want to buy, sell or trade -- A | classified ad and the deal is made. | produced. Such famous English- men as Gladstone and Disraeli will, for one week, become broadcasters. Justice Charged LEO GORCEY and The EAST SIDE KIDS in "That Gang of Mine" In Man's Death Charlottetown, April 30--(CP)--A charge of manslaughter was laid Saturday by Royal Canadian Moun- ted Police gainst George J. Tweedy of Charlottetown, a justice of the supreme oourt. The charge follows the death of Gerold Solomon of Georgetown, killed in a highway accident at Southport April 14. Solomon and a companion were re- pairing the tailgate of their truck When Hey Jere Struck by a motor r. e acicdent occurr the night. owing Pwliminary hearingeis sche I to begin here today. 4 ied BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 7 P.M. Tr S TODAY A ROLLICKIN' BARN- FUL OF FUN | | THE FABULOUS LIFE-STORY of RUDOLPH VALENTINO... THE GREAT LOVER! COLUMBIA PICTURES PRESENTS : [* women... so little time... ALENTINO ELEANOR PARKER ANTHONY DEXTER with Richard Carlson + Patricia Medina * Joseph Callein * writen by George Bruce £ THE KING § AND QUEEN ™ OF COMEDY = IN A GAY LOT OF LOVABLE v ~ _ Bugland'/s Ace Comedian in "KEEP FIT"