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14 THE DATLY TIMES. CAZETTE, Tuesday, April 16, 1956 Massey Now Goes "™™ To United States RADIO LOG OTTAWA (CP) -- Governor-Gen- eral. Massey, just back from will cross into the United ficiail said today. being worked out. Mr. Massey likely will in 105th anniversary cational School May 25. inspect the seaway channel and lock sites near Montreal and then motor to Cornwall, where he will participate celebrations | at the Cornwall Collegiate and Vo- a 10.000-mile aerial tour of the north, States | as part of a May 24 inspect'on of St. Lawrence seaway and power |(CFRB-Frank sinatra projects, a Government House of- | CBL-NEWS: Sports CKLB-News; Opinion 6.16 P | CKLB Sports CBL-Livestock Report Final details of the tour are now | cFRB.Curtain Time 6.50 P.M, JKLB-Easy Listening CJIBC-News:, Sports 6.45 P.M. CBL-Byline Festival CJBC-Byng"s Choice 7.00 PM. CKLB-Song and Star | WGR-Lone Ranger CBL-Rawhide CFRE-Kate Aitken cm 'Newsman Wins > (Opposition's Prize DALLAS (AP) -- The winner of last week's $1,380 crosswords puzzle prize offered by the Dallas Times Herald: M. P. (Pat) Kelley, veteran telegraph editor of the opposi- tion newspaper, the Dallas Morning News WBEN.Amos and Andy | 15 PM. | CBL-Roving Reporter | CFRB-Show Songs 50 PM CKEY-Art Hallman | | | 7.00 a.m. |CKLB-News: Koffee | Korner |CJBC-Toast and Jamboree | CFRB-News; Top o' the | Morning: Livestock Review WBEN-News; Musical Clock » or hy : : pant | | H FINGERPRINT CYPRUS VILLAGERS w+ am. Evokes Protests bush near the town. Yesterday a | KARACHI, Pakistan (Reuters) civilian, a British .civil engineer, ES @ British tommies are escorting | British clamped a curfew on villagers of Frenaros, near Fam [ Fammagusta and the surround- | magusta, to the village school | ing area and began fingerprint for fingerprinting during a round- | ing suspects following the slay- ! : terrorist, the West up in search of terrorists. The ! ing of an officer and enlisted man {troops along | stations. Psychologist Wants Children New Variety Taught According To Ability Of Fish OTTAWA (CP) -- Children must! be accepted and taught according children in homes and hospitals to their personal abilities, a public "Slow learners" study in special dia had been urged to sce stations. Teachers instruct bed « ridden Troop concentration A er, | Pakistan today protested to India CFRB-News; was shot in the back by a Cypriot |against the concentration of Indian 2 Pakistan Central Press Canadian border "outside their peacetime | Pakistan's protest was made in a telegram disclosed by a foreign office official. The source said In- i that her troops returned to peacetime school psychologist told a women's classrooms and five teachers visit club meeting here 10 public schools to give special port that they have hooked a white skate--the first of its, kind ever seen--from a depth of 7,380 feet in Cook 'strait, between the two main islands of New Zealand. The skate, 4'2 feet long and three feet across, had needle-sharp teeth and large translucent eyes, bui lacked the vicious spines which are About 11 per cent of the public Ottawa Public School Board, says school A are listed as publ her job is to see that each child jple and some two per cent as gets the type of education best jaast able," Dr. Dunlop said. As sulted to his ability. hildren. with much attention is given the aver- e must accep! chilgre Ith age and superior child as to men- the mentality they have, We must hi help. the averagé child work ac- tally retarded children, : cording to his true ability so he is Paying attention to children with not frustrated: the less able child superior ability pays off, she said, "000 a) equipment of the skate to get the most out of life and sivce today many of these pupils family. ; | © fully gras 'e ) ri S 3 : esi | he res aly ability." ' and command jobs. Sher catches were a five-ineh- 3 wh i long squid with a bulging eye, SPECIAL CLAS 4 © Cig fr stn nV ag "They say, Madam, our new Cosmic Ray Vibrations produce a heavenly hairdo." which has so far eluded classifica- In Ottawa's public schoolrooms, tion, and a two-inch-long black special classes are set up for ; o whale fish, scientifically classed physically handicapped children-- Canadian production of home and as one of the rarest groups of fish crippled children and other young farm freezers reached 11,992 units and the first of its kind to be sters with hearing or sight defects.'last year, up from 9,090 in 1954. caught in the Pacific. | HOME FREEERS 8.00 am. CBL-News Sports 8.15 AM, +CBL-Morning Devotions CKEY-Musical Clock: 8.30 AM. ZBL-Musical March Past Top 0' the Morning; Gospel Singer 12.00 Noon WBEN-News; Weather CKLB-Black and White CKEY-News: Pick the Hits; Star Time CFRB Ranch Party CJBC-Elwood Glover 12.15 P.M. CFRB-Farm & Home Farm Broadcast: Richara Scott Hollywood 'KLB-Rur "JBC-Small Types CKEY-Round Up CFRB-Song Time Club | TUESUAY EVENING CJBC-Cote Giee Clup CKLB-Dream Passport WBEN-Bing Crosby CBL-Guest Time iA P.M. CJBC-Songs We Sang S00 P.M. WBEN-Jack Carson CKLB-Million Dollar Ball room CJBC-Bob and Ray CFRB.Eddie Cantor WUR-Dragnet CKEY News. Lester CBL-Don Messer | 8.50 P.aL. | WBEN-Suspense CJBC-Symphony CFRB-Suspense WGR-Dragnet | CBL-Let's Ma | 2.00 P. | CKEY-News;" Sports: { ke Music P.M. Joe Crysdale CBL-Songs of Yesterday 9.00 A.M. CKLB-News CJBC-News: Breakfast Club CKEY-Jay and Ginger 9.15 AM. CKLB-Devotions 45 A.M. CBL-School Broadcast | CIBC-Audio | 10.00 AM. | WBEN-Arthur Godfrey | SKLB-New: CBL-Kindergarten of Air the | 1.00 P.M. CKLB-Call For Help | WBEN-Serial Stories | CBL-News ang Weather } CIBC-Maltiand Manor CKEY Tops in Pops CFRB-Melody 115 P.M. 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[IEC Prelude to Mid- no Time Mu- Lye ight | CKLB-Starlight | Souvenirs | 12.00 P.M. | CKLB-News: Starlight Souvenirs | CFRB-Merry-Go-Round CKEY-House Party: | TELEVISION LOG WBEN----BUFFALO--Channel 4 WGR--RBUFFALO 1» iI 2 BT a IE. i Shri ISRAELIS, SYRIANS EXCH Five Israelis, captured by Sy- rians in border skirmishes, are all smiles as they are returned | to Israel, according to a prison- NGE PRISONERS released. A U.N. observer, gath- ering information on the condi- tion of the prioners, is at left. Central Press Canadiag er exchange plan effected by Canadian U.N. truce chief, Maj.- Gen. E. L. Burns. In the ex- change, 35 Syrian soldiers were | Gunmen Murder Greek Cy NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP)--Masked gunmen shot a Greek Cypriot to death in a coffee house Monday night, then frightened witnesses so thoroughly that the killing was not seported for nearly 12 hours. The three killers stole into the shop in the village of Avlona and shot down Eurypides Elia. Then they ordered the "other persons in the shop to stay there until morn-| ing Civic Strike = Threatens .. priot i Prince Albert | Police said the cowed patrons obeyed and did not report the shooting until 7 a. m. he 3a Bia was the 2th civilian killed] PRINCE ALBERT, Sask. (Cie by pro-Greek Cypriots seeking un- A strike of civic employees threat- 'on with Greece. Since the EOQKA ened today in this northern Sask- underground began its campaign Siefiewan Sity-of 1700. oi of violence on April 1, 1955, 24 Mayor D. G. Steuart announc iis a : .""|Saturday that the city will not British soldiers and nine police agree to a binding conciliation also have been slain. board report in a wage dispute. noe Revivification Of Dead Man Is Hun Claim MUNICH (Reuters) Doctors here today reported that a man| | who_e heart stopped beating for 70 | minutes on an operating table now lis fully on the road to recovery. The patient is Josef Ziermeir, a 46-year-old travelling salesman. The incident took place during an operation on Jan. 12, but doctors have only recently told Ziermeir about it Ziermeier, who was suffering from a narrowing of the esopha- gus, the canal from the mouth of the stomach, was on the operating table with an incision nearly two feet long in his chest when sud- denly his heart stopped beating. Prof. Viktor Struppler, the op- erating surgeon, immediately be- |gan to massage the heart, and continued though everyone else gave up hope after 30 minutes. Then, 70 minutes after the heart | THEATRE GUIDE CBLT--TORONTO--Channel 9 | TUESDAY EVENING | 5.00 P.M. | | 11--Cartoon Capers Show 2-Mickey Mouse Club 5.30 P.M | 11--Bar 'Eleven Ranch 9, 5--Howdy Doody 4--Gene Aut 6.00 P.M, 11--Bill Long 9-About Canada 5-Cowhoy G.Men 4--Headlines; Sports 2-Sky King 6.30 P.M » 11--Sports; Weather, News J---Patti Page 5--Superman , Sports 11--Patti Page 9--Tabloid 5--Science Fiction 4--Annie Oakley 2--Kulka, Fran and Ollie 7.30 P.M. 11--Homer Bell 9--Robin Hood 5--Dinah Shore; 4--Playhouse 2---~Warner Brothers 8.00 P.M 9 Chevvy Show Phil Siwers Show 5.30 P.M. 4---Navy Log 2-Wyatt Earp 9.00 P.M. 11, 9---Dragnet 5 Fireside Theatre | 2--Make Room for Daddy 4-Guy Lombardo P.M 1, the Stars 5--Playwrights 1956 2---Cavalcade Theatre 4--Red Skelton 10.00 P.M. 11, 9-Cross Fire | 4-$64.000 Question 2-Tales of To-morrow 10.30 P.M 11, 9--Jimmy Durante 5--Passport to Danger 4--Edgar Bergen 2-Highway Patrol 11.00 P.M, 11, 9, 5, 4, 2---News, Weather, Sports News 1, 4- 9.30 | 5 | 5 2--Feath 5--Feature 9--Scarlet 4--Pilsner Pimpernel | Playhouse | WEDNESDAY 8.00 AM. | 4--Captain Kangaroo 2--~Today 00 AM. S--Home Cooking 4--Little Rascals 2--Love Story 9.50 AM, 4--Marion Roberts 5, 2--Rumpus Room 10.00 A.M. 4--Gary Moore § 2-Ding Dong School 130 AM. 4--Arthur Godfrey 5, 2.Ernie Kovacs 11.00 AM. 2---Home 1L30 AM. 4--Strike It Rich 12.00 NOON Serial Dramas Ernie 12.50 P.M. her Your Nest 1.00 P.M. Movie Matinee | 5--U-of 530 P.M. 11--Bar Eleven Ranch | 9, 5.~Howdy Doody 4--Gene Autry Show 6.00 P.M. 11-Bill Long Show $--Lone Ranger 5--Little Rascals 4--News; Range Rider 2--Buffalo Bill Jr. 6.30 P.M. 11--Sports: Weather; News $--Kaleidoscope;: News 5--Victory at Sea 2--News and Sports 7.00 P.M. 11--The Lone Ranger 9--Tabloid R 4--Superman 2--Kulkg, Fran and Ollie 7.30 P.M. 11---Musical Mysteries 9--Theatre of Stars 5--Eddie, Fisher 4--December Bride 2--Walt Disney 00 P. 11, 9-Vic Obe 5--Playhouse 4--Arthur Godfrey 8.30 P.M. 9-1 Love Lucy Commentary | M. ck Show | 5--Father Knows Best 2--Helen Neville Show 2, P.M. 2.3 | 9---Matineq 5-My Little Margie 4--Meet The Millers 2---House Party 3.00 P.M. 5-Matinee 4---The Big Payoff 2--~Film Fostival 23 PM. 4--Bob Crosby Show 4.00 P.M. 11--The Falcon 9--Open House 5, 4-Serial Dramas 4.30 P.M. 11---Matinee 9----Take a Look 5--Queen For a Day | 5 WEDNESDAY EVEN 5.00 P.M. + 9--Rin Tin Tin ~Pinky Lee Show 4--Cartoons 2--Mickey Mouse Club 2-MGM Parade 9.00 P.M. 11, 9-Hit Parade 5--Kraft Theatre 4--~The Millionaire 2---Masquerade Party 9.30 P.M. 11," 9--Jackie Rae Show 4--I've Got a Secret 2--Break the Bank 10.00 P.M, 11, 9-Big Town 5-~This is your life 4----Steel Hour 2--Boxing 10.30 P.M. 11--The Visitor 9--Press Conference 5--Molsons Theatre 11--Plaza Theatre 9--Boxing 5, 2--Tonight 4--Golden Theatre by Color Corp | of America | Released thre united Aisin ~~ TAKE THE WHOLE FAMILY | CHILDREN UNDER 12 DIES UND 2SHOWS NIGHTLY RAIN or CLEAR Biltmore -- "I Am A Camera" (Restricted) 1.25, 4.55, and 8.28 p.m. "The Seven Years Itch", (CinemaScope and Color) 3.05 6.35 and 10.08 p.m. Last com- plete show at 8.28 p.m. Regent -- "The Rose Tattoo" in Vista Vision shown daily at 2.00, 4.30, 7.00, 9.25. Last complete show at 9.00 p.m. ADMITTANCE ESTRICTED 0 PERSONS 18 YE OF, AGE 0% OVE (massage began, a nurse burst out atchewan | again was that {me that my wife = | Clarence Wyatt of Regina, Sask- representative of ' the Trades and Labor Congress, said unless the city agrees that a board decision would be binding on both | parties, the strike would start Tues- day evening. Negotiations broke down Friday. he union bargaining comm of. Struppler told 5sked for a nine-per-cent increase was in the hospi-| across the board. The city offered tal--but that was more than 10 five per cent. hours after the operation." | of the room crying: "A miracle nas happened. Ziermeier is alive again." The patient told the newspaper Bildzeitung: "I cannot remember| anything. The first thing I knew rp ». birt rr | : NOW ADULT P LAYIN 6 ENTERTAINMEN we \ Bran N SIMMON FRANK SINAT ¥ : | IN HER ACADEMY AWARD WINNING ROLE... f Production of HAL WALLIS' rennessee wituams THE ROSE TATTOO BURT LANCASTER & Porameunt pire in VISTAVISION he wey I) FEATURE DAILY... 2:00 - 4:30 - 7:00 - 9:25 ENTERTAINMENT vernon "HELEN OF TROY":= ATTRACTION GREATEST A FILM FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY JAMES K. FRIEDRICH presents Day of riumph FILMED IN COLOR LEE J. COBB Robert WILSON = James GRIFFITH - JOANNE DRU - as Mary Magdalen