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Tied up in his sleeping bag | CBL-Your Program; Stock TELEVISION PROGRAMS CBLT Toronto ~-- Channel § WEDNESDAY 2:30--Feature Film 4:00--At the Ex 4:30--U.N. General Assembly H sic 6:45--Uncle Chichimus 7:00--Tabloid "4:30--1 Am The Law 8:00--Soccer 9:30-~Feature Film 11:00--Little Show THURSDAY 2:30--Feature Film 4:00--At The Ex :30--U.N, Broadcast :00--~Telestory Time :15--Children's Film 5:45---Ramar of the Jungle / 6:00--~Music 6:45--Uncle Chichimus 7:00--~Tabloid 7:30--Sports Club 8:00-~Film 9:30--Symphony Concert 10:00--Hans in the Kitchen WHAM Rochester -- Channel § WEDNESDAY EVENING 6:00--Sportson Parade er-Ameche Show amel News Caravan 10:00--Blue Ribbon Bouts 10:45--Sports Spot 11:00--11th Hour News 11:10--Almanac 11:15--Montgomery Presents THURSDAY 7:00--Tod. ay 9:00--Test Pattern 9:55--Though For The Day 10:00--Ding Dong School 10:30--Take It Easy 11:00--Hawkins Falls 11: :15--Bennett Story 1:15--Mid-day Midway 1:30--Gary Moore Show 2:00--Arthur Godfrey 2:15--Time for Travel 2:30--Ladies Fair 3:00--Big Payoff 3:30---Welcome Travellers 4:00-On Your Account 4:30--Ladies' Choice 5:00--Atom Squad ,5:15--Gabby Hayes " 5:30--Howdy Doody THURSDAY 6:00--Film BYENING 6:15--~News \ 6:25--Almanac 6:30--Speaking of Sports 6:45--Sports on Parade 7:00--~What's Your Trouble 1 d 7:45~Camel News Caravan 8:00--Groucho Marx 8:30--~T-Men In Ackon :00--Charades That Pay :30--Ford Theatre 10:00--Martin Kane 10:30--Libersce 11:00--News; Almanac 11:15--Film WBEN -- CHANNEL 4 WEDNESDAY EVENING 6:00--Sagebrush Trail 6:30--~News 6:45--Sports Spotlight 7:00--~Superman 7:30--Outdoor Camera 7:45--News Caravan 8:00--Godfrey and Friends 9:00--Television Theater 10:00--Boxing 10:45--Sports Spot 11:00--Late News, 11:20--Double Play 11:35--The Web 12:05 Theater Playhouse THURSDAY 7:00 am ~Todayi Dave Garroway 9:00--Girl 9: 58 Chilaren' ok Theatre 9:45--G iid 10: 00--Ding Poy "School 10:30--Arthur Godfrey 11:00~Plain and Fancy Cooking 11:30--You and Your Family 12:00--News 12:15--~Love of Life 12:30--Search for Tomorrow 12:45--The ' Guiding Light 1:00--Matinee Playhouse 1:45--Johnny's Show 2:00--1'll Buy That 2:30--Meet the Millers 3:00--Break the Bank 3:30--Bride & Groom 3:45--Welcome Travellers 4:00---On Your Account Weather and Sports 4:30--Ladies' Choice 5:00--Fun to Learn 5:15--Children5s Theatre 5:30--Howdy Doody THURSDAY EVENING 6:00--Sagebrush Trail 6:30--~News 6:45--Sports Spotlight 7:00--Cisco Kid 7:30--Three Guesses 7:45~News Caravan 8:00--Groucho Marx 8:30--T-Men in Action 9:00--Dragnet 9:30--Ford Theater 10:00--Martin Kane Private Eye 10:30--City Detective 11:00--News; Sports Weather 11:25--Film 11:35--Baseball Hall of Fame 11:45--Your Garden Mountain Lost In A RAWALPINDI, Pakistan (Reut- | ers)--Dr. Charles Houston, leader of the unsuccessful American ex- pedition to K-2 (Mount Godwin Austen), told Monday how a mem- | ber of the party was swept to his death by an avalanche after a howling 13-day storm at the 26,000- | foot level forced abandonment of | | the final assault. [ Arthur Gilkey, 26-year-old New | York geologist, had been erippled | by blood clots in his leg, Houston | and fastened to 'two ice axes, Gilkey was left on a slope after | some of the other climbers had fallen. An avalanche carried him Climber valanche away while the rescue of the others was going on, the expedi- tion leader said. Houston, a veteran Alpinist who took part in two previous attempts on the 28,250-foot Godwin Austen, {world's second highest mountain, said the 13-day storm atop the peak was the worst he had ever known. He said he thought no other moun- taineering expedition had ever | stayed so long at such a height. | Houston and other members of | the expedition arrived here Sunday {by air from Skardu, in Kashmir. | They reached Skardu Saturday af- ter their 170-mile trek back from | the world's highest unclimbed | | peak. High-ranking PANMUNJOM (AP)--The Kor-| ean war prisoner exchange moved | into its fifth and possibly last week | today as two high-ranking Allied | officers came back among the 400 men returned from North Korean prison camps. The Communists promised to hand back another 100 Americans Wednesday, as well as 200 South Koreans for a total of 300--the smallest daily total since the dram- atic swap started 28 days ago. Today there were 100 Ameri- cans, 25 British, 20 Turks, five Australians and 250 South Koreans in the freedom-headed group. Riding happily into Panmunjom on open trucks were two Allied officers, both with many months of Red captivity behind them. One was Lt.-Col. James P. Carne, commander of the first battalion of Britain's gallant Gloucestershire Regiment, which was all but wiped out when cut off in the Imjin river battle in April 1951. Carne, puffing a pipe, hopped Officers Are Released By Reds oy a Red truck and told Allied { ofticers who greeted him "it feels great to be back.' The other top-rankin pe atriate was an American, Lt.- aul V. Liles, who spent almost ee years as a prisoner of the Reds. He told a grim tale of systematic Communist pressure . on prisoners to make them sign confessions and | make propaganda broadcasts. Liles said he and a group of prisoners who had been nearly starved to death were forced by the Reds to broadcast over Pyongyang radio. He said the alternative was a 100 | mile march over frozen highways | --"'tantamount to a death sen- tence.' With the exchange moving into its final days, the Reds as of today had returned 2,927 Americans of the 3,313 they originally said they held. The Communists have since | indicated they hold more and have | promised to repatriate all who | want to go home. They have given no figures, however. TORONTO (CP)--Chief Justice J C. McRuer said Monday a sys- tem for paying fines by instalments is a reasonable way to avoid one punishment for the rich and an- other for the poor. Appearing before the Ilegisla- ture's select committee studying reform institutions, he said the sys- tem used in England has cut the prison population by 25 per cent. "It might be expensive to set it up, but it would be cheaper in the long run," he said. 'In many céses today, the prisoner is in jail be- cause he is poor. The man who is well off and can afford the fine pays it and is free." Committee members said they are interested in the idea and that they may make a recommenda- tion when they report to fie pro- vincial government. ' Chief Justice McRuer said the present division of authority be- tween governments in the adminis- tration of penal institutions is a stumbling block in the path of jus- tice. Penitentiaries were run by| the federal government and Te. | form institutions by the provincial | government. "It is difficult to administer | penal' institutions under the divided | authority," he said. * prisoner is| sent to one place or the other de- pending on the length of his term. not on the basis of character, as it | should be. Reform institutions and penitentiaries should be brought under one jurisdiction, either fed- NEW DELHI (CP)--Plans We being made for a new zoological park here along the lines of the famed Whipsnade zoo in England. The animals would be allowed to roam freely behind moats in a site covering about 210 'acres. When the project is completed wild ani- | mals will be brought from differ- ent parts of India. The ice cap that covers most of Greenland has an average thic- ness of 1,000 feet. Justice McRuer Favors Instalments For Fines eral or provincial." The chief justice said he strongly favors creating a system of fessional probation officers to el former offenders keep out of jail |" and to get those in Jail out in such a way that they won't go back Prisoners who are not reform- able should be in an institution pro- viding a maximum of security, such as an island in the lower St. Layrence Fiver, he said. e committee left Monday night to visit jails at Port ying on William and' Kenora. Casey Jones' Famous Engine Is Identified "What is a 'six-eight wheelu'%""' several people both casual and fervid railroad hobbyists have ask- ed us, referring to our editorial of July 30 on the monument just ded- icated to 'Casey' Jones, relates the Christian Science Monitor. "Frankly, we don't know," we have had to answer. The phrase doesn't fit any known lacomotive nomenclature. / GARBLED TERM It probably represents a phenom- enon common to folk songs; word- of-mouth repetition garbling a con- temporarily correct term before the stanzas are written down and published. So even the written forms vary -- as they do with "Casey Jones." Some further research indicates we were right -- and reveals some other' interesting facts. Another version of the song calls his engine a 'big eight- -wheeler," still another 'high Tigi. -wheeler,"" and yet s Casey a "'six-wheel 2 another cal driver." The latter comes" nearer the facts both as to nomenclature and to Casey. For, as all railroads and railroad fanciers know, steam en- gines are known by their watel | count; the number under "pilot," the number under the cab -- as a | 4-4-0 or a 2-8-2. REAL PERSON Casey Jones (who, of course, was ' 'Plaza -- "Blue Gardenia" a real person) did drive No. 638, but not on his tragically famous last ride. He drove No. 638, a "consolidation" 2-8-0, on a freight run from 1893 to 1900. (We have before us an actual photo of this, with Casey in the cab.) Then, be- cause of his record for speed and dependability, he was given a brand-new engine and a fast pass- enger run. This engine 'was No. 382, a 480 THEATRE GUIDE Driven. -- Starting' at 8.30 p.m. "The Tanks Are Coming."' Last complete show, 10.20 p.m. Regent. -- "Arena," shown at 1.30, 3.30, 5.35, 7.40, 9.45. Last com- plete shew, 8.50. 1.30, 3:31, 5:24; 7:35, 9:46. Last com- plete show 9:05 p.m. Marks--"Guadalcanal Diary' 12.45, 3.50, 7.00, 10.15. "Street With No Name," 2.15, 5.25, 8.40. Last com- plete show at 8.40 p.m. the number of drivers, at | Biltmore -- *'Anna," 1.00, 4.00, 7.00 and 10.00 p.m. "Girls In the Night" (Adult), 2.40, 5.40 and 8.45 p.m. Last complete show at 8.45 p.m. CROSSWORD PUZZLE sown * . Mistake °* . Depart . Twining stem . East by northeast (abbr.) . Masculine pronoun . Level . Additional . Persevere . Greek letter . Close . Lets stand (print.) . King of Bashan (Bib.} ACROSS . River (Eur) . A gallows rope (jocular) . Check . Bacchana cry . Hoisting devices 3. Blunders . Lifted . Upright . Anger . Insect . Industrial engineer (abbr.) . Retired . Hush! Bq silent! . Covered with weeds . Jokes . Terminal part of the arm .Game at marbles . Erbium (sym.) . Watch pocket . Southeast by south (abbr.) Per. to the Andes A king in Norse mythology 39. Rip 40. Mallets of presiding officers Slide Heap Canvas shelter 46. Paradise 35. 38. 42. 44. 45. . Pur. chase . Strangé . Cut . Part of "to be" . Cereal grain . Not trivial . Half an em . Poke . Secret associ ation (Chin.) . Music note . Upright pillar . Girl's name Dlele[oMRIAICIE] Yesterday's Answer 34. Little girl 36.Secluded valley Ireland (poet.) . Greedy . Mimic . Point (abbr.) 37. OSHAWA THEATRE Adults 60c Children Under 12 FREE ! TONIGHT ONLY The hit'em-first heroes who Spearhead the Way wgory! YL Fa. w Warner Bros; STEVE COCHRAN- MPL CAREY oon ALWAYS Sen Bay by ROBERT HARDY ANDREWS Draced by LEWIS SEILER COLOR CARTOON X SUPERVISED KID IIR IVA LL LAT Dies Sse) IX 2 SHOWS NIGHTLY RAIN or CLEAR THIS BLOW STRIKES AT Hey Kids ! "Disney Fun Festival" 4 Walt Disney Cartoons OUNG: HAGEN ANSCO COLOR (Print by TECHNICOLOR) AN MGM PICTURE MATINEES Adults Loges .. Children = ADMISSION PRICES FOR THIS ATTRACTION EVENINGS Adults Loges ..! Children .. 55¢, Tox Incl, . 65¢, Tox Incl. 30¢, Tax Incl. 75¢, Tax Incl. .. 85¢c, Tax Incl. *'ten-wheeler,"' 30¢c, Tox Incl. THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Wednesday, September 2, 1953 98 with 69-inch driv- ing wheels. And it was on this then-modern beauty that Casey mounted his personat--six-chime whistle, and began a brief tour of duty which ended with his epic run. "ENGINE REBUILT No. 382 was rebuilt after the wreck and renumbered several times. It continued in regular ser gice until jt was scrapped in 1935 (We know a man who, in retros- pect, is quiet sure he has ridden behind it.) T-6 WED, SEPT. 2 and Too wild for one v HERBERT J. YATES presents MacURRAY - RALSTON FAIR WIND TO JAVA TRUCOLOR SY CONSOLIDATED Last Times Today "ANNA" plus "GIRLS IN THE NIGHT" "* ESCAPE THE re) THIS THEATRE IS HEALTHFULLY AIR-CONDITIONED BURT LANCASTER VIRGINIA MAYO That Lovin' Leatherneck in "Set Muscles" His Shim-Sham Shimmyin' "Ginger Snap" "SOUTH SEA WOMAN" AAAAAAAA AAAAAAAA, LAST TIMES "THE BLUE GARDENIA" ADULT ENTERTAINMENT NANA AAAI AAA JOE E. The Action- Comedy Sensation of the Year! "SHUT MY BIG MOUTH" AAA NAPA AANA BROWN AA STARTING TOMORROW Las? Dau "Guadalcanal Diary" "STREET WITH NO NAME" PAAR AAA NAA AAA