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CFRB-Science Adventures 3:30 P.M. a - an CFRB-Mal WBEN Serenades WGR-21st Precinct 4:00 P.M. CKLB-News; Showente CKEY-News: CBL-Gol 'GR-News; Keaton 4:30 P.M. Golf CJBC-Jazz Unlimited CKEY-News; Ballroom CFRB-Music Festival 5:00 P.M. CKLB-News; Showcase CBL-Golf CJBC-Jazz Unlimited CKEY-News; Party CFRB-Time Out For TELEVISION PROGRAMS BEHIND IRON CURTAIN ji? ga (FRENCHMAN'S BAY TORONTO, CHANNEL 9 FRIDAY U.N, Broadcast Cowboy Corner Music CBLT, 7:30--Fighting Words 8:00--Favorite Story 8:30--Cue For Music 9:00--Sunday at Nine 10:00--This Week 10:30--Regal Theatre WHAM -- ROCHESTMR, OHANNEL ¢ FRIDAY EVENING p.m. News Adventures ews ae Top 1 ester Band sher-Armeche Show ame! News Caravan Pantomim Quiz First Person Doorway to Danger Favorite Story 8 Aad fit $373 CLOBAIIIIRNDIARD : - oe 8 » LS SATURDAY 10:00--8uper Circus 11:00-8pace Patrol 11:30--8milin' Ed 13:00-Big Top 1:00--Farm and Home Hour 1:30---This Is Lite . Lone Ranger Down You Go :00--Dragnet 3:30--1 Married Joan 4:00---Adventure 5:00-Western Theatre SATURDAY EVENING 6:00For Sports Sake 6:30---Wild. Bill Hickok 7:00~Talent Patrol 7:30--Date With Judy 8:00-8Sammy Kaye 8:30~Amateur Hour 9:00--Saturday Nite Revue 10:00--Medallion Theatre 10:30--Wrestling Flim P 11:30--G SUNDAY 12: 00--Film 12:30-<Better Living 1: . Wizard 1:30--Catholic Hour 2:00---Name the Same 2:30--Trouble With Father 3:00--Faith in Action 3:30--~Name That Tune 4:00--City Hospital 4:30-Zoo Parade 5:00--Superman 5:30--American Air Forum 6:00--This Is Your Life 6:30~Masquerade Party 7:00--Operation Neptune 7:30--Arthur Murray Party Payoff 9:00--TV, Playhouse 10:00--Northing But The Best 10:30--Front Page Detective 11:00--Nothing But the Best 11:30--Talent Scouts WBEN -- BUFFALO, CHANNEL § FRIDAY EVENING 6:00--Sagebrush Trail 6:30--~News 6:45--Sports Spotlight 7:00--~Ethel Barrymore 7:30--~Family Theatre 7:45--News Caravan (NBC) 8:00~Pantomime Quiz 8:30-~First Person 9,00~Theatre at Nine 10:00--Sports Reel 10:30~Great Fights 10:45--It Happened In Sports 11:00<News; Weather; Sports 11:30--U.S. Pentagon 12.00--Adolphe Menjou SATURDAY 10:30-<8Sky Ki v 11:00--Space atrol i 130] opalong Cassidy 1s 1:30--Talent Patrol 2:00-American League Baseball SATURDAY EVENING 6:00--Sporis 6115--News 6:30--Western Theatre 7:30--U. of B. Round Table 8:00--Sammy Kaye 8:30--Amateur Hour 9:00--Saturday Night Revue 10:00--Medallion Theatre 11:00--News, Sports, Weather 11:15--8aturday Playhouse, feature. length film SUNDAY 11:45--This Is The Life 11:59-- Apostolic Clock 12:00--News 12:30--Science Review Li--1 mart.es .van 'ade 2:30--Burns and Allen 3:00--Roy Rogers 3:30~Masquerade Party 4:00--Arthur Murray 4:30--Zoo Parade 5:00--Super Circus ' 6:00--Children Party 6:30-Let's Play Charades 6:50--News 7:00Operation Neptune 7:30--Your Playtime 8:00=Big Payoff 9:00---Television Playhouse 10:00--~Nothing But The Best 10:30---What's My 11:00--Late News and Waathes 11:10--Late Sports Review 11:15-~Robert Montgomery MARION McCLEMENT Correspondent FRENCHMAN'S BAY -- Mr. and Mrs, Chester McQuinn and family of Bayview Ave. have returned home from a pleasant trip by mot- or to the Maritimes. We are sorry to hear that Mrs. David Brundle of the 'Trading Post' is at present in the Toron- to Western Hospital. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. W. Yagley to our community. Mr. and Mrs. Yagley have moved into their new home on Front Street. Mrs. Catherine Shand and Barb- ars, of Liverpool Corners, spent an enjoyable week's vacation at Campbellford. Mrs. Shand has just had the cast removed from her arm. Friends will be glad to know that | Mr. Fred Beckstead is home from | the hospital and doing well after his operation. Mr. and Mrs. J. Henderson and Mr. and Mrs. F. Scott 1a0tored to Hastings with Miss Helen Scott this weekend. Mr. and Mrs. E. Gaskin and girls visited Mrs. Gaskin's relatives at Peterboro last weekend. Miss Beverley Gaskin left for Muskoka on Tuesday for a short holiday. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Thompson's little grandson Hugh McConachie of Dunbarton was rushed to Sick Children's Hospital last Wednes- day in a serious condition. We are glad to say that he is much im- proved but tests are still being made to determine the nature of the illness. A community euchre is being held in the school every Tuesday evening at 8.30 p.m. Albert John Lewis who has been spending his summers at his par- ent's cottage on Avis Avenue East, was struck by a car 'on Bloor Street, Toronto, last week and suf- {fered a broken leg. Changes Band For Study With A Microscope LONDON (CP) -- Ramon New- ton's violin is gathering dust. The ex-band leader, once a pular violinist and vocalist in Western Canada, now works as technician in a British eancer research lab- oratory. Newton's first , at 18, was laying in a small movie house in etaskiwin, Alta. He was paid $10 a week in addition to his mune ly responsible for sweeping oor. Later he toured Alberta and Britain in the 1920s. Why. the switch #0 research worker? ""Well, I'm rather old for band- leading 'now,"' Newton said in an interview with the weekly news- paper Canada Review! 'and frankly this cancer research is more satisfying. My violin is rust- ing in its case, though I take it out for practice every now and en." A FREE LUNCHES STOCKHOLM (CP)--A survey shows that about 500,000 children are taking advantage of free school lunches in Sweden. The meals, consisting of a hot main course, milk and sandwiches, are provided to all school children regardless of British Columbia. then moved to their parents' economic status. CFRB-! ; GREY.News: Sports: Tie -News; 3 WBEN- Stadium Concert 10.46 P.M. CFRB-Jimmie . Shields CKLB-Airlane Trio Blacy's Basement WBEN-N ews 11.15 P.M. CFRB-Merry-Go-Round CJBC-Orchestra WBEN- CKEY-Newss Tillbtny me -News; Parade CBL-Western Hits CJBC-Orchestra CFRB-News; Sportst Merry-Go-Round WGR-Glacy's Basement WBEN-Music to Remember .00 MIDNIGHT CKLB-News; Man About Music CBL-News CJBC-News; House Party CFRB-News; Sports; Merry-Go-Round WGR-News: Glacy's CROSSWORD PUZZLE pi : British Teachers Pre BT oronto and Vancouver LONDON (CP) -- British teach-| Canada have increased interest in rs planning to take temporary | postings to Calgary and FEdmon- jobs in Canada mostly plump for ton. The fewest applications are 'oronto and Vancouver. Few vol- |for the Maritime provinces, most (teachers preferring to penetrate farther inland. teer for the Maritime Toronto and Vancouver get the ~gver Montreal, Canada's larg- city, for 'two main reasons: provinces. er FERN § iE Li i htly or wrongly the cost of liv- is thought to be higher in Mon- al, and teaching in some schools in French. i" These - sidelights on the prefer- ghces of British teachers were liven by W. J. Rood, director of phe League of British Common- Wealth and Empire which runs, the nual teacher exchange between United' Kingdom and Canada, Australia and South Africa. '"*'Most' British teachers interested In the exchange scheme think Tor- opin ad Vancouver arc ie (a pi" te map," Rood said in n interview. | Boom developments in Western 5 FOUR-CENT INCREASE BRANTFORD (EP)--A four-cent- {an-hour increase for 'workers at | Harding Carpets was assured | Thursday with the signing of an | agreement between Cempany offi- cials and the Canadian Textile Council. The agreemeat also nro- vides for a health and welfare plan. TWO BOYS DROWNED MONTREAL (CP) -- Two 'teen- aged boys were drowned Thursday in the Richelieu river near St. Mathias 15 miles 'southeast of Montreal. Dead are Roger i » | 16, and Andre Quimet, 15, both of | Mackaville. f (Editors's Note: For the first time in five years, four Ameri- can correspondenis have been permiited to visit Communist Romania, deep behind the East European Iron Curiain. This is is the second of séveral reports by the Associated Press chief of bureau in Vienna.) By RICHARD O'REGAN BUCHAREST (AP) ~The lush extravagances of former king Carol Romania have been re- placed today by those of Com- unis king Gheorghe Gheorghiu- Dej. Western diplomats here say the new Communist court has bled Romania as much as the old mon- archy. The lot of the city dweller has n lowered and the peasant reduced to a state serfdom com- Boyle: with the slavery of the ars. ut where the late king Carol fascinated his people with romantic perambulations and political con: spiracies, handsome Gheorghiu- Dej lives in isolation and rules with an iron fist. Dej's Communist -ourtiers live in the homes of the former aristo- cracy and keep themselves in splendor while Romania's long-suf- fering 16,000,000 people continue in hunger. . Their homes in Chaussee Kis- seléf and in Jianu Park are closely guarded by armed lice. Expen- sive U.S. and Russian cars take their uniformed servants to and from private stores. While millions of ""'common people' daily rise at 4 am. to queue up for the barest rations, crates of imported oranges and eggs are unloaded in the gardens of the new Communist rich. Only Communist bigwigs or high foreign Communist guests use the ultra-modern Baneasa railway sta- tion, with its red carpets, which Carol built for the exclusive use of royalty. The masses must wait if one of Romania's top Com ist officials ment store or needs a rail ticket. We saw the people look at Com- munist bureaucrats receiving pre- ferential treatmeht with the same hate they might have shown for royal agents. The class distinctions of the new "classless society" are strict for Roman a's 700,000 Communist party members. At official receptions, Gheorghiu- arated in private rooms and no- body may cross the line. They are served caviar and imported French brandy. The lower ranks get hors de'oeuvres and domestic tzuika. Invited to Western receptions, the "new rich" of Romania leave their wives behind. It is said they do not know how to: behave in society. As in the 18th century, when Turkish-appointed Greek Soyesmors of Romania were carried from their tables to their beds, so Gheorghiu-Dej has an escort of po- lice thugs, who, by their number, almost lift him from place to place. All traffic stops as Dej Dej and his top guests are sep: |t average 450 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Friday, August 21, 1958 18 Dour Red Bad As Gay King For Squeezing People Dry have seen a drop' in their living standards below what they were during Carol's regime. Only a few faithful Communist workers are said to have gained. . For three years, the su food has declined ste reached its peak shortage in May and June. esterners say there Were block-long lines of house- wives seeking dawn un- il night. fon x Two hundred grams of meat a week and small quantities of sugar and sunflower oil for cooking were available. That was all. There was no butter and little bread and only the smallest quantities of vegetables. Even for well-paid, Communist ly of y.. I workers new clothes cost a small fortune. An average unskilled worker makes 250 lei a month, (a lei is valued at about 12 to one U.S. dollar) an engineer: 1,150. The monthly wage is about Against this, a man's shoddy, ready-made suit 'costs 940 lef, shoes speeds through town in a convoy of curtain black sedans. Communist officials claim not to know the big house where Gheorg- hiu-Dej lives in Budapest. But the people do, and they stay away from its guards. His picture hangs at the gate to King Carol's sugar- loaf summer palace (now a mu- seum and occasional meeting place of the Cominform) at Sinaia and nearby, Dej has a minor palace of his own. When he visits the opera, -even his subordinates must wait like royal retainers until he has left through a cordon of secret police. With the growth of this new ex- clusive society, Western diplomats say Romania's workers in general THEATRE GUIDE wants quick service in a depart- Baxter Blasts Press Council MONTREAL (CP) Britain's newly-formed Press Council is a threat to freedom of the press, Beverley Baxter,' Canadian - born British Journalist and member of the British Parliament, sald in an interview Wednesday. Mr. Baxer said the council "was inspired by Herbert Morrison to scare the press," which had been severely critical of the Labor party of which Morrison was foreign sec- retary while Labor was in office. The council was formed after Parliamentary approval and a royal commission into British journalism and is made up of re- presentatives of all fields of news- '| paper work. They are to act as a self-critical body to improve jour- nalistic standards. Mr. Baxter said he would "rather have a bad press free, than a good press not free." ROTHERHAM, E d (CP)-- Officials of the Roy. the Prevention of Cruelty mals hastened to the rescue of a woman who telephoned: 'Please hurry--there's 'a poisonous snake here." They found her standing at a safe distance from a weather- beaten dog whip. The first Australian goldfield was discovered in 1851 by dmund Har- greaves, an English settler. SPECIAL HOLIDAY DANCE SUNDAY MIDNITE "SEPT. 6, 12:05 NORTH SHORE MUSSELMAN'S LAKE Dencing Bvery § 2 A y DANCE TONIGHT AND EVERY SATURDAY OLD TYME AND MODERN RED BARN NORTH OSHAWA : Regent--' 'The Stooge, 1:30, 3:25, 5:15, 7:15, 9:15. Last complete show at 8.55. Drive-in--Starting at dusk. "Gold- en Girl". Last complete show 11:00 p.m. Marks--' The Tall Texan" 1:00, 1:40, 7:20, 10:35. "Immortal Sar- geant", 2:30, 5:40, 9:00. Last complete show at 8:50 p.m. Plaza--"It Came From Outer Space". 1:52, 3:51, 5:50, 7:49 and 9:48. "Nat King Cole", 3D. 1:30, 3:20, 5:28, 7:27, 9:26. Last com- plete show 9:20 p.m. / Lake Baikal in Siberia, largest freshwater lake in Asia, is 4,500 feet deep. SATURDAY NITE! FREE! ADMITTANCE fo CHILDREN ot Stock Car Races If Accompanied by Parents Children's Door Prize Rides with your favourite stock cer driver. OSHAWA RACEWAYS TAUNTON RD. E. 209 lei, a bar of toilet 20ap 12 lei and a bedroom suite 15.600. Workers' housing, Western dip- lomats say, has n negligible. And though the regime boasts it has built rest camps and made aid vacations available to mil- ions, it is estimated the average worker can expect a rest camp stay once every seven years. Summertime DANCING TO DOUG KEMP & His Orch. with JOAN MITCHELL IMMORTAL SERGEANT" wy AA CONRAIL NOW SHOWING FEATURE SHOWN AT; 1:30, 3:28, 5:18, 7:18, 9:15 GOLOR CARTOON LATE WORLD NEWS - come to the - DANCE « ot the - NEW POLISH HALL 168 Eildon Avenue Musie By MITCHELL ZALESKI'S Orchestra Dancing 8:30 to 12 pl lI LL You'll Enjoy Eating Lehaven Lodge No. 2 Highway NEWCASTLE ~ Steaks - Chops Fried Chicken FOR RESERVATIONS DIAL NEWCASTLE 2701 LATA All Week THE NIGHT THE EARTH WILL NEVER FORGET! / : ...when fearsomd XENOMORPHS INVADE THE WORLD! * RICHARD CARLSON BARBARA RUSH A NAT K ING COLE BOX OFFICE OPENS 8:00 P.M. OSHAWA THEATRE OUT-SINGING ... OuT.DA OUT-SHINING THEM ALL Ne cow Y ixI-1 91 iL » Db WJ Jy B i LRT ad ™M EG ALLY AIC BEFORE-TOLD THRILLS! an ALLIED ARTISTS prooucrion ONAL HITS | i. A gy oy ORE T . LA cel IN 3 DIMENSIONS