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ani PAGE TWELVE . THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE . - TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1951 RADI Jy orm: on ratio programs is supplied by the individual stations. 'The he Gant ' De and changes 'as submitted and not assume. responsibility for inaccurate lislings. TUESDAY EVENING Times-Gasgette prints pi does 6.00 P.M. CKLB-News; CBL-Footloose Race Results CJBC-Elwood Glover CREY-News; Ballroom CFRB-Bing Crosby WGR-News; -Sports; Outdoor Barometer; WBEN-News 615 P.M. CKLB-Supper Ciub CBL-News and Sports CFRB-Mus-Mystery WBEN-Sports 6.30 P.M. CKEY-C.N.E. Weathre; Ballroom; B. Morton; Golf CBL~int. Commentary; CFRB-News; Sports; CJBC-News; Sports Smoke Rings WGR-Dinner Music WBEN-Joe Wesp; Top Tunes 645 PM. CJBC-Elwood Glover WGR-News | WBEN-Three Star Extra 7.00 P.M. CKLB-Russ Morgan CBL-Sunshine Society CKEY-News; Ballroom CFRB-Beulah WGR-Beulah WBEN-N. Selby Trio 7.15 P.M, CKLB-Marvin Miller; Tel. Highlights WBEN-Sammy Kaye CFRB-Jack Smith WGR-Jack Smith 7.30 P.M. CKLB-Ray Bloch . CBL-Ed. McCurdy CJBC-Smooth Groove CKEY-Tely-Tunes CFRB-Orchestra WBEN-World News WGR-Club 15 745 P.M. CBL-Fish, Flesh and Fowl 530 AM. WGR-Chore Time 545 AM. WBEN-Musical Clock 6.00 AM. "KLB-News; Ken's Koffee Korner CKEY-News; Mus. Clock ZFRB-Breakfast on the Farm WGR-News; Chore Time; Reporter WBEN-News; Music 6.30 AM. CKLB-News; Ken's Koffee Korner CFRB-News; Dawn Patrol WGR-Musical Clock 6.45 AM. WGR-Interlude; News 7.00 AM, CKLB-News; Ken's Koffee Korner CBL-News; Concert CJBC-Toast and Jamboree CKEY-News; Music CFRB-News; Top o' the Morning; Livestock Review WGR-Mus. Clock; News 7.30 AM. CKLB-News; Farmer's Notebook CBL-News; Concert; Melody Highlights CKEY-News; Music CFRB-News; Top o' the Morning; Sports 745 AM. CKLB-Koffee Korner Sports at the Ex y .|ICFRB-Kat eAitken © LOG - TIME TABLE i WGR-News CKEY-Music Box WBEN-One Man's Famil, 8.00 P.M. 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Ballroom Ballroom Basket 1115 A.M. 11.30 AM. 1145 AM. Times; Bing Sings; C.N.E. Weather Band; News 3.45 P.M: CBL-Right to Happiness CFRB-Aunt Lucy WBEN-Right to Happi- ness 4.00 P.M. CKLB-News; Ballroom CBL-Jack Berch CJBC-News; Salon Serenade CKEY-News; Quiz WGR-News; Keaton WBEN-Backstage Wife : 415 P.M. CBL-Record Bar CFRB-King's Row WBEN-Stella Dallas 430 P.M. CFRB-Strike It Rich WBEN-Widder Brown CJBC-Of All Things 445 P.M, CBL-Bandstand WBEN-Woman House \ 5.00 P.M. CKLB-News: Ballroom; CBL-Your Program; Stock Market CKEY-News; Ballroom CFRB-News; Cooking with the Stars > WGR-News; Keaton; Outdoor Barometer WBEN-Plain Bill 515 P.M. CFRB-Barry and Betty WBEN-Front Page Farrell 530 P.M. CKLB-Community News; Ballroom CJBC-Styles in Song CBL-Favorite Stories CKEY-Ballroom CFRB-Who Am | WBEN-Lorenzo Jones 545 P.M. CFRB-Strike up the Band; News WGR-Curt Massey WBEN-Bob and Ray CBL-Don Messer in My LEGALIZE TAX Oitawa (CP) -- An oetween Canada and _ dvoid double taxation - of each ; 's nationals in business Will come into effact Sant announced Friday in the ette. The Gaz § ratified at the last session of varismen PACT agreement Sweden to deal- 1 wash of a agreement ed injury. PLANE SINKS IN BAY Toronto (CP). -- A seaplane own- ed by Central Airways nosedived into Toronto Bay Friday night near the Island airport when it hit the a take - off. Pilot Bob Wong and a pupil, Ross Woodbridge, escap- boat while taxiing for Count" Jacques de Bern To Reside in Brazil Thus Ending Illegal Stay onville, right, under sentence of death as a wartime collaborator in his native France has left Montreal for Brazil on a one-way ticket, thus ending five years of illegal residence in Canada. It is unlikely he will ever be able to re-enter the country as he has no Canadian passport--or French visas--and was travelling on a safe conduct, issued him by minister plenipotentiary in Montreal, which contains the recommendation that de Bernonville be allowed permanent residence in Brazil. On three occasions this country has officially shown its displeasure with the man who was decorated for gallantry while fighting with the French troops in World War 1, and who was found guilty of turning Maquis members over to Nazi torture during World War II. Twice since the Count and his family entered this country under an assumed 'name back in 1946 the government had ordered him on the grounds he was a political refugee. o leave. Twice he has successfully fought the actions, Right now the outcome of a third such legal fight is awaited. ~--Central Press Canadian. Scott will day. Barbara November pearances appear in Toronte's township, stab at 4000 tons and time. Willm or follow. 15 days to sterilized. with a syringe. into shells ter. iers don't pared from crushed shells. pairing the shells requires a speci- ally made brass instrument like a Want to buy, sell, or trade? Barbara Ann Signs Up For Major Role L. Chicago (CP) -- Barbara Ann replace Sonja Henie as star of the 1952 Hollywood ice re- vue, Arthur M. Wirt OF Chicago, producer of the show, said Mon- Mr. Wirtz, also an owner of the show, said that the former ice- skating world champion, now on her second ice show in England, has been signed for the role at a salary considerably in excess of $100,000 a year. Ann's performances with the revue will start in early and will include ap- in Madison Square Gar- den, New York; Chicago Stadium; St. Louis; Detroit Olympia, and the Indianapolis Coliseum. The revue is not scheduled to Canada. The 23-year-old ice queen, form- erly of Ottawa and now living in suburban North York is expected to fly here from England about Sept. 28 _to start rehearsals. Short Supply Is Headache To Snail King Barr, France (AP) -- A supply crisis is creeping up on the French snail industry, and it's no joke to Adolphe Willm, He's the "'snail king' of north- eastern France, and his factory supplies processed snails as far as Paris and Lyon. It is one of the big money earners in this town near Strasbourg, Many tourists take at least one eating snails, always drenched in garlic. They cost be- tween $1.10 and $1.40 a dozen in restaurants. Although snails are prepared in France, they are mostly imported alive from Germany -- 3000 or a year. For 19 years, Willm says, German law his pro- tected the supply by declaring a closed season part of each year. "Unfortunately," Willm said, "a lot of Germans acquired a taste for snails in the four years they oc- cupied France. We used to get all we needed from Wurttemberg and Baden. Now we have to bring them from all over Western Germany, the price is going up all the Purchasing agents in German towns send their supplies to a central snail depot at Kehl, just across the Rhine from Strasbourg. From there they go largely to to. the snail canneries of Burgundy. During the season, which runs from October to March, Willm eats snails three or four times a week. He recommends them cold riseling wine, which he makes himself and sells as far away as San Francisco. At 54, Willm has always been in the wine-and-snail business. His 27-year-old son is in it with him, and a grandson, he hopes, ith a nice will CAREFUL PROCESS The snails are starved for 10 to remove impurities. Then they are plunged into boiling water to kill them and get them out of their shells. Shells and snails then part company, to meet again only at the end of the process. A strong broth is brewed from the snails, great virtues. It is highly season- ed, 'with herbs and a lot of garlic. Meanwhile, the shells have been 'for which Willm claims The holes are repaired kind of cement pre- Re- The snails are then stuffed back -- naturally not the ones they originally came from. The sauce is added and the opening -of the shell corked with a pat of but- They are delivered fresh to res- taurants, where they need only be heated before serving. mate consumer -pulls snail from the shell with a special two-pronged fork and mops up the sauce with bread. Willm says some food fane- The ulti- even bother with the snail -- it's the sauce that counts. A Classified Ad, the deal is made. CROSSWORD - - - By Eugene Sheffer S 8 3 2 I3 |+ 6 |7 qT |o |i 0] 47 52 55 53 gre HORIZONTAL 47. regions under 1. droops protection 5. close of others hermetically 52. ventilate 9. deep tub 53. send forth 12. chills and profusely fever 54. edible 13. eagle rootstock 14. frost 55. thing, in law 15. rewards 56. weeps 18. poker convulsively stake 57. Persia 19, excavations 20. erect 23. riverin Russia 24. 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Distributed by King Features Syndicate O] A] E} 45. remniint of pencil 46. high hills 48. dove murmur 49. pitch 50. epoch 51. male offspring side spent Sunday with W. A. and Mrs. Hillis. Gordon Hillis has returned from a month on the Beckett's farm at Unionville. Ronnie has now gone for his holiday before school re- Recent Events In Whitevale L. F. RANDALL Correspondent Whitevale--Miss Susan Ritchie of Altcona Rd., is spending the week before school re-opens at Belmont Lake near Havelock as the guest of Miss Marilyn Young of Toronto. John, Paul, Phillip and James, sons of Mr. and Mrs, John Irwin, have returned from a jolly month's camping at Sherwood Forest. Congratulations to Charles and Mrs. Hanns on the birth of a baby daughter, a wee sister for David. Miss Hazel Bernie who has been taking care of her father and mother while her sister, Mrs. C. 8. Reddick, was on vacation, has re- turned to Toronto. Mrs, N. Randall celebrated her birthday this week with a family opens. Mr. and Mrs. H. Brammer and three daughters spent the weekend with N, Randall and family. Mr. and Mrs. Mounsteven and children spent Saturday in Toronto. Betty Jane Graham and Evelyn Lorraine Metcalfe enjoyed a birth-{ day party this week, PAYS COURTESY CALL Halifax (CP) -- The United States destroyer Roberts, first of 14 Am- erican warships to visit Halifax be- tween now and Oct. 8, berthed Fri- day on a three - day courtesy call. The Roberts sailed out of Norfolk, Ya. on a two - week training exer- cise. FARMERS REPAY 125 MILLION Quebec (CP) -- The government farm credti bureau reported Fri- day $81,117,170 has been lent Que- bec farmers between March, 1937, and Aug. 9 last. Farmers have re- paid $25 million. party. ; Jimmie Griffin from Simcoe is 'vacationing with. his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. James Griffin. Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Beare and three young daughters from Hill- YOU HAVENT SEEN: "SHOW BOAT" Until YOU see the immortal STAGE version 2 WEEKS ONLY AT MELODY FAIR THUR., SEPT. 8 Dufferin Park Dufferin St. Between College and Bloor, Toronto with : THE ORIGINAL BROADWAY STAR BRIAN SULLIVAN "nope ™™ Met. Opera) as Ravenal and KAYE CONNOR as 'Magnolia' with STANLEY CARLSON as 'Cap'n Andy' AUDREY GUARD as 'Julie' --IGGIE' WOLFINGTON as 'Frank'-- | BILL SMITH as 'Joe'--HELEN DOWDY as 'Queenie.' (Both o Broadway Production) EVERY EVENING 8.30 SHARP. SARGAIN MAT. SAT. 2.30 V 4 Butter and Cheese Production Is Down Toronto (CP) -- Butter and cheese production in Ontario so far this year is below levels of last year, the Agriculture Department said Monday. But, the department added in its monthly dairy report, butter pro- duction in July this year was 3.2 per. cent up over output a year ago. Would Raise Standards For Teachers Huntsville (CP) -- The board of governors of the Ontario Federa- tion of Teachers Monday expressed regret at what it termed the un- Cheese production -in the san] comparison showed an 8.7 per ce| decrease. July, 1951, butter production w: 8,271,200 pounds, and cheese Dp. duction was 9,958,100 pounds. PEDESTRIAN DI Toronto (CP) -- Mrs. Lea Hewitt of suburban York towns! was Killed Friday when stru by one automobile and - hurl ern outskirts. Police said she wi crossing a street to catch a bi willingness of the Department of \ Education to raise normal school entrance requirements. . On the first day of an annual three - day meeting, here, the governors decided to continue a OSHAWA campaign to have the standards raised. The governors represent 27,000 elementary and secondary school teachers in the province. At present, a student who sucess- fully completes five grade 13 sub- jects can enter Normal School and afier a year there can begin teach- g. Hopes to Celebrate GLENN FORD HE Y UNDERCOVER MAN KIDS €. CARS FR JACK CARSON N | Mr. Universe = RS == Jl. . 2 SHOWS NIGHTLY R RAIN or CLEAR 102nd Birthday With Usual Dance London (Reuters)--Pat O'Leary is worried for fear his sore foot won't heal in time to allow him to dance at his birthday party Sept. 12. He'll be 102. Pat says he likes to put on his tuxedo and his old pumps and go dancing four or five nights a week. He hasn't a steady partner -- the girls just claim him. As it.is now, he has to stay home ¥ AS YOUNG AS YOU FEEL \vl¥ New Color Cartoon SPORTLIGHT v, WORLD NEWS y= Feature . . 1:30-3:30. be 5:30 - 7:35 - 9:40 a FAMOu PLAYER all the time, listening to "that drat- ted radio." But dancing or not, his birthday party will be a gay one. "My 100th almost killed me," he said. LOGGER ELECTROCUTED Huntsville (CP) -- A 32 - year- old logger was electrocuted here Friday when he swung his logjam- mer onto high tension wires. Thom- as E. Lewis of Britannia didn't notice the wires, and died as the machine touched them. EDGAR RICE ARZAN \RIUMPHS A WEISSMULLER 7A) FRANCES GIFFORD + JOHNNY BOY) SHEFFIELD Plaza -- "Strangers on a Train," 1:30, 3:31, 5:32, 7:33, 9:34. Last complete show, 9:14. Regent -- "As Young As You Feel," 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:35, 9:40. Last complete show, 8:55. Marks -- "He's A Cockeyed Won- der," 1:00, 3,10, 5:25, 7:40, 9:55. "Flying With Music," 2:15, 4:30, ar ol TODAY and WEDNESDAY TERRIFIC THRILLERS TOGETHER! BURROUGHS' TARZANS DESERY MYSTERY rein; JOHNNY 3 'WEISSMULLER 4 1 NANCY KELLY JOHNNY SHEFFIELD a IN ADDITION TO OUR REGULAR FEATURE... ABIG EXTRA SUPRISE PICTURE! MATINEE ONLY Mg against another on Toronto's wes EE ET AR A ------------ 6:40, 9:00. Last complete show at 9:00 pm. Biltmore -- "Tarzan's Desert Mys- tery," 1:34, 4:04, 6:3¢ and 9:07 pm. "Tarzan Triumphs," 2:44, 5:14, 7:44 and 10:17 p.m. Last complete show at 9:07 p.m. Drive-In -- Box office opens, 8:15 pm. "Undercover Man," 8:55 p.m. --12:23 p.m. "Mister Universe," 10:46 pm. Last complete show, 10:24 pm. ®00cccccccccsescssccccccee ITS OFF THE BEATEN TRACK! new bikes . Tops. Here's how to do it. look for the letter K-I-S-or surface. 7 sells delicious ice-cold Kist , Kist Contest Rules. Entel 1X24 TH Ew s Then go to your nearest Kist dealer's store . . A Boy's or Girl's BICYC LE ONE OF 68 VALUABLE PRIZES In just a few week's time you can own one of these brand « + & smart table radio for your own room , . one of 68 other valuable prizes just for saving Kist Bottle « OF Whenever you get a Kist Bottle Top, lift the cork lining and T printed on the inside metal . the man who + « and ask for your copy of ® They'll tell you how you can win your new bike or one of the 68 valuable prizes. Start saving lucky Kist Bottle Tops right away. LAY] BOTTLE TOP (4-1 h830] Joday/ ) 2. ) BIG_FUN- ' NAAN ALFRED HITCHCGCK'S FILLED F 4 [ [ EATURES! - 2. Mickey Stranger fran' Gili Ril Wilkes ENTERTAIN- MENT R / | AND [WN 7 > [ S$ WEEK'S OFFER I 4S Terry nioNEY wR £'S 4 COCKEYED WONDER IDE THE TROPICAL 5 0 ROMANCE A HAL ROACH presents "e C FLYING A IMPORTANT NOTE! it at the Plaza Theatre .any time Tuesday, or | Wednesday, sign on af tendance card end be eligible for Wea nite big cosh offer. Cards avaliable from doorman. / WITH MUSIC AR