x Save This Page for __ THE DAILY. TIMES GAZETTE, Monday, January 10, 1955 © TV LISTINGS ~ "Tremendous' Is Word For Newfoundland's Recent Progress In Transportation By STEWART MacLEOD Canadian Press Staff Writer ST. JOHN'S Nfld, (CP)-Trans- portation and communications are major projects in Newfoundland. During the last five years nearly 600 mii of highway had been ushed through the province, 15, B00 telephone subscribers have been added and 4,000 miles of copper wire strung along fele- graph poles. But along most of the rugged 6,000-mile coastline fishermen still depend on the radio and coastal boat as they cure their own fish fn the seclusion of bays and in. lets, loading it on St. John's-bound schooners for marketing. Only on the Avalon peninsula, where one- third of the population is con- centrated, is fish sent to St. John's by truck, BIG IMPROVEMENT Roads through scattered seitle- ments help fishermen haul their fish to loading piers. New wharves and breakwaters, many built by the federal government, snable larger ships to come into po is no official on on how much all this has cost, but Premier Smallwood says it's "over "But," he 'adds, "the improve. ment is tremendous." During the last 10 years the number of cars in Newfoundland has increased from 5,043 to 22,947, and in the same period commer- clal vehicles have risen to 9.193 from 2 There is no accurate record of the number of snowmobiles In Newfoundland, but the premier says "the increase must be fan- tastic." "If ever an airplane was made for one country," he sald, "it was Newfoundland.' "And if ever a helicopter was made for one country it was New- foundland, but the snowmobile and Newfoundiand fell in love at first i VITAL ROLES The airplane, and even the heli copter, play a vital transportation role here. The single-engine air- craft of Eastern Provincial Air- ways, carrying mail and passen- gers to outlying districts, have al- ways been considered a godsend by fishermen, especially when a CBLT, TORONTO-- CHANNEL 9 sick person requires hospital treat. ment, If an aircraft can't land, the provincial department of fisheries sends one of its two chartered hell copters. Although telephone and telegraph lines are moving into many dis- tricts the main sytem of outpoi communication is still the i The three St. John's sections broad- cast, free of charge, personal mes- sages for people who write or tele- graph the stations, With a new fisheries develop. ment profrath now under way, roads will play a less important part in fish marketing. Under the new program, fish will be pro- cessed and packed in fresh fish plants scattered along the coast- line, instead of being taken to St. John's in bulk, From these plants, fish can be shipped by steamer, In Labrador, where roads and communication lines hardly exist, the radio, MONDAY 4:00-TBA 4 Bd mior Science 4 outh takes 5.00 ki a Stand 45--National News 00~-Guy Lombardo 7:30~Living 8: 90--Spectacular 9:30---Mr, Show 4 45--World Thivugh. Stamps 5:00--8ee the Museum 5.30--~Howdy Doody 6:00--Rangerider :30-Tabloid Hows immy Durante 7: 30--Dinah Shore 7:45--Monty Wooley 00---Miiton Berle 00~Pick the Stars 130-~GM. Theatre 10:30-What's My Line airplane and coastal |; 6" nor boat continue to keep residents in |11;15--sheriock Holmes contact with the outside world, Fish and pulpwood are taken from the Newfoundland territory by boat, and most messages come by outport wireless operators. Marine Radio Base Saves Men's Lives SAINT JOHN, N.B. (CP)--A few miles from downtown Saint John, on a bluff overlooking the Bay of Fundy, stands a small building where men and electronics keep constant vigil over ships at sea. The transport department's mar- ine radio station at Red Head keeps the lifelines of communica- tion open around the clock, Man- ned by skilled operators, never. dheeping equipment performs func. tions ranging from the prosaic to the dramatic, The marine radio base is a vital adjunct to the port of Saint John, For 20 years it has been smooth. ing the way for deep-water traffic in and out of the harbor. Occas- ionally the station becomes the focal point of jar flung activities set in motion by an § O 8 from a ship in distress. A recent emergency signal flashed into Red Head from a freighter at the mouth of the bay after she lost her rudder in a storm, The radio station spran into action. An operator communi- cated with the ship's Saphain, ing the position of the cr ippled freighter and stating the nature of the trouble, Ships in the vicin- ity were asked to answer the sta- tion's call, transmitting their own positions, Simultaneously, transport depart- ment divisional headquarters at Halifax was notified and the RCAF air-sea fiscue branch advised. The North antic was silent exc for the emergency messages, radio operators on ship and ashore stay- ing off the air so marine rad could work with the freighter with- out interference, TOWED TO PORT An ocean-going tug out of Hali- fax Quietly churned toward the helpless ship. The freighter was fowed | to port for repairs, without loss of or cargo. The station is mostly concerned with routine duties--less spectacu- Jar but of paramount importance to shipping. 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Sport Magazine 11:00--News 11:15~Meet the Vietim 11:30--8tories of the Century 12:00-Film | SATURDAY 4:30--Hey Mulligan »00--Wild Bill Hickok 5:30~Disneyland 6:30~Army Show 6:50~News 7:00--Life is Worth Living 7:30~Holiday Ranch 8.00. Jackie Gleason 9:00-On Camera 9:30-NHL Hockey 10:45~Re: Fraynes 11:00--News 11:10-Billy O'Connor 11:28--Wrestling SUNDAY 12:30-This is The Life 1:00~Country Calendar 1:30-TBA 2:00-TBA 2:30~Ray Bolger 3:00--You Are There 3.30_Burns and Allen 4:00-TV Playhouse 4:30--Buried Treasure 5:00---8mall Fry Frolics 5:30--Pepinot 6:00--Exploring Minds 6:30--~Favorite Husband 7:00~Our Miss Brooks 7:130..News Magazine 8:00--Toast of the Town 9:00--Four Star Playhouse 9:30--8howtime 10:00~On The Spot 10:30Musicale New: i {45--Holiday "with the Stars HEADS FEDERATION NAPANEE -- dent of br: J. B. Elliott, of | culture Atvigbusiows, was elected presi-| held in Memorial Hall. Other the Lennox and Addington' cers who were named were Thom- WBEN. 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MILTON BERLE, treet along with TOMMY AND JIMMY DORSEY'S § SON is home counting his millions. Heer GLEASON knocked off another FIVE MILLION for the DORSEY BROTHERS ect. Not bad for « bus driver! Lote night movies much better, now in part due te old timers thin end wornout. Many of the better shows thet used te be seen on WBEN Ne. 4 now on NBC outlet WGR No. 2 such 9s GROUCHO MARX, DRAGNET, THIS I$ YOUR LIFE, AMOS & ANDY ond new comic GEORGE GOBELS. EDWARD R. MURROW'S lusive interview with DR. OPPENHEIMER, senior atomic scientist in Uniced States, went right to the point about his release os a bad security risk. All MURROW'S shows Interesting, contraversiol and to the point. Our good friend LORNE GREENE whe hes recently chalked wp such terrific portrayals of BEETHOVEN on TV end on WESTINGHOUSE STUDIO ONE now bring him lead role in new movie THE SILVER CHALICE by THOMAS B, COSTAIN ¢ CAN Lost Tuesdoy's GENERAL MOTORS THEATRE on CBI THE SALT OF THE RARTH, + sensalionsl and fut dime'with © trol supporting wat et unlike the big CBS ond NBC network shows. It wes my good fortune to speck personslly with LLOYD efter his mognificent portrayal of the OSCAR WILDE clossic THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY ¢ few weeks back: The production of GENERAL MOTORS THEATRE from Studio A in Toronto we believe tokes no back seet to the American GM productions es otc. , . JACKIE GLEASON'S addition to the family will ne doubt moke this the grestest of oll comedy shows on television te-doy, ARTHUR GOD. FREY'S snopping of the whip backloshed when he tried to drop his TV producer LARRY PUCK after PUCK gave MARION MARLOWE e 6% caret diamond engagement ring. 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