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a a --_ 46 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Saturday, September 29, 1956 7.00 AM. RADIO LOG CKLB-News: Koffee Korner WGR-Musical Clock CBL-News; Concert CJBC-Toast CFRB-News. Wally Crouter Show WBEN -News: Weather SATURDAY EVENING Musical | Clock CBL-School Broadeast |p; oot Radio PM 7.0 P.M 2.30 aM WGR.True Story 15 Souttamp am 4.00 P.M. jo he u CBL-News; Sports % arriage CFRB-Dinner Date CKLB-Old Ranch House CJBC-Hometowners SKEY-News; Sports Music CKLB-News: CKEY--Big Three CKLB-News Opinion C-Ted Heath CBL-Greasepaint al Clock : WBEN-Kathy Godfrey CJBC-In Tune with CIBC: oa 10.00 P.M. 8.15 AM. CKEY-News; Ballroom | wGR-Serial Stories Sports CBL-This Week CFRB-News; Sports |CBL-Morning Devotions | WBEN-Arthur Godfrey 1.45 AM. WBEN-News; weather CKEY-Canada at Work Jazz 8.30 A.M. 10.15 A.M. CKLB-Dr. Paul WGR-News; Roundup ry CKLB-Late and Early |CBI March Past CFRB-Novelty Time CBL-Laura Limited 615 P.M. Won Ut ni Round: Show 2.00 AM. CBL-Two For a Quarter|CFRB.Strike Up The table CJBC-Mart Kenny CELB-News; Devotions 10.30 A.M. Band WBEN-Sparts MN WBEN-Juke Box Jury |CKEY-Jay and Ginger | WGR-John Lascelles CKEY-Round Up WGR-Sports 340 Ip, CBL-Canadian Yarns; | wBEM Progra | CFRB Waltz Festival CJBC-June Dennis 6.30 P.M, CKEY-Hayloft Hoedown Festival WGR-Breakfast Club \CBL-Serials WBEN-Howard Miller WBEN-Pre-Convention WGR-Baseball 10.80 P.M. News CFRB-Canadians All CKEY-News: Sports: MONDAY AFTERNOON CBL-Sports College CJBC-Life with the CFRBpBasin Street Jaz 12.00 NOON PM 2.00 P.M. a n 2yves CIBC-Oreliostia CELB-Black and White |CKLB.Call for Help CBL Serial Stories CJBC-News; Sports 8.30 P.M. P CFRB-News; 1.00 P.M. CBL-BBC News CJBC-Dell Mott Show CJBC-Concert we CJBC-Music Hall WBEN-News; CJBC-Elwood Glover CKEY-Tops in Pop CFRB-Musie Magazine 6.45 P.M. CFRB-Dorsey Bros. eather; Sports CFRB-Ranch Party WBEN Serial Stories I TL CBL-Summer Date WBEN-Upbeat ChLp-Sports, Musie SKEY-News; Hits WGR-Rerial Stories hd nad CKLB-Dollars and Sense Saturday Night CBL-Sons of the Saddle WBEN-News: Weather |CFRB Melody Parade CKLB-Melodies WGR-Episcopal Hour | 7° = 'rie Schooner |CKEY-News: Les Lye | \Gp News; Sports 115 P.M. ZJBC-HI Fi 7.00 P.M. 2.00 P.M. WGR-News: Sports: 12.15 P.M. WBEN-Ma Perkins CKEY-News, Studio Party WBEN-Republican CKLB.Ol4 Ranch House | Rites Go Round |CKEY-Star Time CBL-Happy Gang WBEN-Serial Stories craBJuke Box Jury |CFRB-News: Sports; CJBC-News; Easy CBL-Aunt Lucy 145 P.M. "30 PM bE el eT Country Style ning WGR-Jimmy Fiddler ~~ |CBL-Invitation CFRB-Music on Wheels CJBC-Tributes in Temp | WoL NEWS: 1.30 P.M. WBEN-Luncheon Club | CFRB-Top Tunes CJBC.Of All Thing WGR.News; At Ease ky Te WBEN-Dance Music 12.30 P.M. 3.00 P.M. CBL-Play it Safe 7.15 P.M. JREY-News: ok CKEY-Sports Finals: ible TN, CKLB-Showcase CBL-Sextette CIBC UML 99 CKLB-Late and Early | Chl Farm Broadcast: |Chiy News: Say i 5.00 P.M. CKLB-Meet The Artist "18 Show CFRB-News; Hollywood CFRB.Serial Stories CKLB-News, Supper Clul CBL-Roving Reporter 3 CBL-TBA | WGR-Music WGR.Sound On CBL-Your Program WGR-It's . Time CKEY-Baseball WGR-Glacy's Basement 2.45 P.M. CBL-Matines WBEN-Car and Kitchen CJBC-Musical Show 5.3% P.M. SUNDAY MORNING 8.00 AM. CBL-News; Chorus CKEY-Evangelistie CELB-News; Grace CFRB-News; Sports; Centre United Missionary Music 10.50 A.M. Church WBEN-News; Weather |wBEN.-Invitation to CFRB-Farm Review arning CBL-News: Postmark CKLB-Christlan Science CBL-Recital CKEY-derald of Truth WBEN-Music Room CKEY-Family Hour 9.30 A.M. WBEN-News: Male '" 3 CJBC-Sunday Classics Chorus CKLB-Religious Worship WGR-Roundup; News: 830 AM. NE NCmmic iene Westminster CEKLB-Ukr: 1.00 A.M. SUkauis ap CELB-Church Service WGR-Treasu Guest tist Church Star i CFRB-Back to God CKEY-Carlton Street 9.45 AM, WBEN-Devotional CKEY-Christian Science | cine mm esw Service WGR-St. Francis Hour CIBC Zmqaway WGR-Fashioned Revival |CBL-Salute to Dundalk WBEN -- News; World 8.45 AM. 10.00 A.M. Affairs CKLB-Gormley Chureh |CBL-Neighborly News CFRB-News; Sports; CKEY-Stone Church CJBC-Prelude to Worship Serenade 9.00 A.M, CFRB-Lutheran. Hour 11.30 CKLB-Religious Work- |WBEN-Organ Music WBEN-Salt Lake shop WGR-News; | Tabernacle CJBC-Chamber Music Message of Israel |CBL-Chamber Musie SUNDAY AFTERNOON 12.00 NOON 130 P.M. 3.30 P.M. CKLB-News; Melody CKLB Liberace CBL-Musical Program CJBC-News; Music CJBC-Curtain Calls CFRB Billy Graham 4.00 P.M. CFRB-Fine Music CKLB-Ukrainian Hour |CKEY-Concert Hall CFRB-Choir and Organ WGR-Light and Life CBL-BBC-News CKEY-News; J. Crysdale Hour CBL-Songs of Praise 2.00 P.M. WGR-Roundup; News | CJBC-Audubon WBEN-News; Weather |CKLB-News Health Parl 430 P.M. | 12.15 P.M. | Hil CJBC-Church of the Alr | WBEN-Weather; Music Festival WGR-Bison Baseball CFRB-Musir CBL-Church Music CJBC-Ont. Sportsman CKEY-News Digest N- Kostelane! CKEY : row WBEN Aun ig elane CREX Sunday Musical |cBL-Critically Speaking is nl splay | 00 P.M. CKLB-News) Sports 2.30 P.M. | WBEN-Musical Attle CJBC-Concerto CFRB-Bible Study | CJBC-Cuckoo Clock WGR-Mood- in Melody | CIBC-Variations | House 1.00 P.M. i CELE F ersonalition | Cisuti-Rosary Hour | WBEN-Sunday CBL-World Music bi HET ag | Afternoon Music | Festival CKLB-30 Minutes To Go | CBL-Religious Period CFRB-News; = Review; | WGR-Record Review 3.00 P.M. CKEY-News; Ballroom | CFRB-Woolworth Hour |CKEY-Jay and Ginger 5.30 P.M. CFRB-Bible Class CFRB-Harmony | CBL-Canadian Scene | GBC Singing Stars |CJBC-South of the |WBEN-Drama Border CBL-Canadian Scene SUNDAY EVENING CBL-Children's Corner CKEY-News; Red Hughes WBEN-Woolwerth Hour | 600 P.M. CFRB-Weekend (WGR-It's Time; CJBC-Music WGR-It's Time; Music CBL-Tapestry in Music WGR-Sports; Musie CBL-Little Lymphony Sammy Kave CKLB-News; Sports Orchestra 10.00 P.M. | CB1-News: Weather CREY Take OI CKLB-Deciston Hour CKEY- News; Scoreboar| 8.00 P.M. CBL-News; Review; WGR-Headlines, Sports |CELB-Radio Nederla.d | Sree : : WBEN-News; Weather | KEY-News: Rolling Home | yi 5 4's gerapbook P.M. WBEN-Corliss Archer | WGR-Pop Concert . CBL-CBC Stage |WBEN-Face The CKLB-Vistas of Israel | 0 CKEY-Baliroom [WaR-Tows seating | $.30 | Nation WGR-Musie for Sunday | ooo oo | For The 10.30 P.M. S30 P.M The Money CKLB-Bible Hour CKLB-Chapel Musie CKLB-By Gti) Waters CJBC-Hawail Calls CJBC-Melody Cards CJBC-Carl Tapscott CBL-Symphony Orch. CFRB-Corliss Archer Chorus | WGR-Revival Time CBL-Ask the Weather- | 9.00 P.M. | WBEN-Church of the Al man | CRLB-Family Bible | 11.00 P.M. WORts Time: Bvenin {CIBCTBA CKLB- Starlight Souvenirs Comes CBL-International CBL-Winni Fv pein WBEN-Gunsmoke Concert is peg ymphol 7.00 P.M. WBEN-Democratic Iona WBEN-Mitch Miller National Convention RE New CELE Nien 3 on WOR Assiement; Music ; : >-The wrence e A Affair 9.30 P.M. | WBEN-News: Sports CFRB-People Are ¥unn |CKLB-Musie Hall CJBC-News; Music WGR-News: Review WBEN-Salt Lake City 11.30 P.M. |CIBC-Escape With Me | "FRB-Orchestra | WBEN-Orchestra | CBL-UN on Record | Tabernacle Choir 7.30 P.M. | CIJBC-Opportunity CJBC-Pat's Music Reems | Knocks WORLD NEWS BELT MOVES BOOKS the lobby, kitchen and mezzanine DENVER (AP)--More than 500,- floor badly damaged. 'About 150 books from Denver's main kitchen employees and dining public library are being moved on/room patrons fled the building a 700-foot-long conveyor belt to a Hotel service was disrupted for new $3,300,000 library. Books in more than an hour. the old library are placed in boxes : which are then put onto the con-| MISSILE GROUP ADJOURNS veyor, which transports them across Civic Centre. On the way advisory group for aeronautical it rises to a height of 14 feet to research and development ended bridge traffic over Avenue, Thursday and decided % oy rae again next July in the Nether- HONOR CONFUCIUS lands. Some 350 scientists, tech- TAIPEI, Formosa (AP) -- Na- nicians and other specialists at- tionalist China today observed the tended the four-day closed confer- 2,507th anniversary of the birth of ence. the great sage Confucius. : NEHRU TO VISIT U.S. FIRE SCARS HOTEL NEW DELHI AP)--Prime Min- ROCHESTER, N. Y. (AP)-- ister Nehru will visit the United Clean-up and refurbishing work States and President Eisenhowar started today at the Seneca Hotel in December, Indian foreign min- after a $100,000 fire Thursday left| istry sources said today. Exact Two Soldiers THEATRE GUIDE Murdered Brock (Whitby) -- "Our Miss Brooks" Cartoon Comedy. Evening <hows 7 and 9 p.m. Saturday Matinee 1.30 p.m. By Cypriots CFRB-Freshie Fortune JKLB-Rural Line 6.00 P.M. CFRB-Dean Martin CKLB-News; Opinion CBL-CBC News: Sports WBEN-News; Weather WGR-News: Roundup 6.15 P.M. JK1.B-Sports CFRB-Passing Parade CBL-Livestock Reports; WBEFN-Sports WGR-Sports; Heartbeats | 6.30 P.M. p y Listening >- Sports WGR-Music; Newsbeat WBEN-Mike Mearian 7.00 P.M. CKLB-News: Star WGR-E. P. Morgan CJBC-Byng's Choice CBL-Music from Halifa: CFRB-Memory Lane; Weather, News WBEN-Republican Conven tion Song am 7.15 P.M. CBL-Roving Reporter WGR-Mel Allen CJBC-Small Types Club | MONDAY MORNING CFRB-News: Neighborhood Corner CBL-Music 9.15 A.M. CKLB-Devctions; Musie Time and Jambore | CJBC-Bob and Ray 9.45 AM. CJBC-Audio WBEN-Republican Conven- tion MONDAY EVENING 7.30 P.M. CELB-Dream Passport CJBC-John Steele WGR-Mystery Time CBL-Guest Time CKEY-Talk of the Town 7.45 P.M. CKEY-Rudy Schaffer CBL-Songs 1 Like CFRB-Johnny Dollar 8.00 P.M. CJBC-Assignment CKLB-Music Wonderland CBL-Tess of the D'Urber villes CHRB-Eddie Cantor CKEY-News: Mickey Lester: WGR-Baseball 8.30 P.M. CFRB-Indictment CBL-Summer Fallow | 9.00 P.M. | CKLB-City Council | CKEY-Keeping Track | CIBC-Jazz Unlimited |CFRB-Lowell Thomas CBL-String Orchestra 9.15 M P. CKEY-Talk of the Town CFRB-Bing Crosby I CFRB-Hollywood Date 1.00 A.M. WGR-Back to the Bi CELB- Music CFRB-Serial Stories 11.30 A.M. CJBC-Elwood Glover CBL-Music Pictures 950 P.M. CFBR-Amos 'N Andy CJBC-Woodlanders ow P.M. CFRB-News; Serenade CJBC-History of British Music CJBC-British Musie WBEN-Dateline 30 P.M. CBL-Distinguished Artists CKEY-News; Sports CJBC-European Musie 11.00 P.M, CKILB-Starlight Souvenirs CBL-Boon Companions WGR-News, Sports, usic CFRB-News; Sports; Merry Go Round 1.18 P.M. CKEY-News: Les Lye CJBC Prelude to -Starlight Souvenir Midnight Meludies 11.30 P.M. WGR-Bob Glacy |CERB Concert = WEEN Voices of Tomot Allied Troops Sampling Atom Aftermath ADELAIDE, Australia -- British, Canadian, New| _|Zealand and Australian troops in| protective clothing today moved] into the target area of Thursday's) British atomic blast at Maralinga. bombers |above them sampling the radio- ers) Canberra jet with the troops Australian desert was. | Britain's fourth series of atomic tests. It followed 16 days of post. ponements caused by winds. SNOW IN PYRENEES Midi observatory. CBL News: Walls Time Leftist Coup wae oe In Syria Seen crisis. area. will move. most of Iraq's oil termined "jugular vein." Canal to Britain, BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) -- The makes a decision about his future, possibility of a leftist coup d'etat in Syria = regarded here as a reater threat to a thy y Sade East than Loe nthe fered, by Prime Minister St. Lau- Iraqi leaders say left-wingers Or the lieutenan-governorship of virtually control the Syrian Army and rumors of a possible coup are| Mr. being heard frequently in this flesd as} Friday because of ill sure that the day the Communists take over in Syria, Iraq's army The reason for such a move is obvious -- the pipelines carrying production pass through Syria and she is de- that no Communist re- gime will sit on this country's "The pipelines are much more important to Iraq than the Suez "" one high Iraqi official said. "It is our lfeline. If the Communists take it they would have a knife across our throat." Drew To Decide CLOSES FACTORY His Future Later TORONTO (CP)--George Drew, and laid off about 5,000 men retired leader of the Progressive COVENTRY (Reuters) -- The] Standard Motor Company Thurs- day closed its Coventry factories cause 105 striking maintenance | electricians refused to return to - C i s 1 - Menacing Peace nai, were vit we, ve i be- USED T.V. his wife said today. She was commenting on reports that her husband has been of- BALLET TAP -- BATON 424 King St. West for the Fall Term Phone RA 5-6122 IRENIE HARVEY CD.TA. ACCM. REGISTER NOW rent, either a seat in the Senate Ontario. Drew resigned as part; BARGAINS ALL RECONDITIONED AND IN GOOD OPERATING ORDER IT" RCA Victor Console . . . . 89.00 But informed quarters here are CLUB BAYVIEW Byron Street South, Whitby Less Severe In USA. United States Christmas," newsprint. lar sources. contract for ! delivered in 1957. 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(Reuters) -- The West| German Lower House Thursday approved tax cuts worth about VENICE, Italy (AP)--The NATO 3.000,000,000 marks (about $700,-| 000,000) to West German taxpay-| observers said, busy 14th their meeting on guided missiles the government parties passed the to meet cuts partly as a "sweetener" for decision. (AP)--The Suez Canal] TAXES | Bring the Whole OSHAWA TRY OUR SPECIAL DINNER SUNDAY COMMERCIAL HOTEL Family WHAT es as they wish, always one answer that is the best. The decision of f contest will be final and all contestants taking part agree to abide by the The correct solution and names of winners will be published in The Times-Gazette on October § IMPORTANT -- All entries to be accepted must be clipped along the dotted lines. This is im- portant. 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