PRAIRIE REGION SCHEDULE July 18-24, 1948

Issued Each Week by the Canadian Broadcasting Corp oration

ISSUE DATE: JULY 9 VOLUME I No. 3 $1.00 PER YEAR

This Week:

British Authors (Page 2) * Music By Eric Wild (Page 2) * Winnipeg Concert Orchestra (Page 4) * Dohnanyi Quintet (Pages 4-5) * Hebrew Music (Page 5) * The Dybbuk (Page 5) * Prairies' ChieF Executive J. R. Finlay is the CBC's chief executive in the largest network Region frolll the standpoint of area, the Prairies. His ReId of operations ex­ tends from Winnipeg in the southwest to Edmonton and Peace River in t he northwest, and comprises more than 750,000 square miles and a population or potential listeners of more than 2,500,000. A native of Cheshire. England. Mr. Finlay has been in radio since he built his own first crystal sel in 1919. He came to Canada in 1927, and has been actively associated with radio in the Dominion and tllC United States since 1932. H. FINLAY, GEG Regional Representatioe. Prairies. He joined the eBC's program division in 1937, 1. serving as a producer in the Vancouver srudios. His national network series, The Romance of with headquarters at \Vinnipeg, a post he has Mr. Finlay has been interested in music and Sacred Song, a series of dramas based on hymn held ever since, during a period of tremendous drama. «ever since I played Marguerite in Faust runes, and By The Sen, a musical program in­ CDC development in the Region. The com­ at a performance in our boys' school in troduced by the sound of the surf beating along plicated and difficult management of affairs Cheshire." He refuses to make a distinction be­ the coast at Vancouver, are still remembered. leading up to the opening of the CBC's two tween classical and popular music, insisting In 1941, Mr. Finlay went to Toronto as a new high-powered stations in Manitoba and that he likes both when they are good. The producer, and in 1943 was appointed Manager Alberta, and the taking over of the Manitoba standard of performance, he thinks, counts a of the CI3e's 50,000-watt station there, CBL. government's veteran station, CKY, has fallen great deal, and he believes that since the CRe The following year, 1944, brought him back to a considerable extent upon the shoulders of began broadcasting in 1936 standards in this to the west as Prairie Regional Representative, the Prairie Regional Representative. connection have risen considerably. Page 2 CBC T,MES Prairie Region Issue Statement Re will review them carefully when Sunday, July 13th, 1943 the present license COmes up for renewal. It believes that the licensee Edmonton Station company would be well advised to CBK, SASKATCHEWAN (540 Kc,) (MDT) CBC Board Will Keep qCA make clear arrangements for the 8:55 Weather Forecast 1:00 CBS Symphony 7 10 The Old Songs Broadcasting Activities UncleI' Ob­ re.sponsibility as to what is broad­ 9:00 CBC News 2 :30 Church Of The Air 7 30 Album Familiar Music servation cast on the station, under which no 9:02 Neighbourly News 3:00 By The Sea 8 00 Behold This Land 9: 15 Prairie Gardener 3:30 CBC News The Board of Governors of the official of the newspaper could give 9 :30 Recilal 3 :33 John Fisher 8 30 Little Symphonies 10:00 BBC News 3:45 Weekend Review 9 00 British Authors Canadian Broadcasting Corporation direction regarding particular 10: 15 Songs And Singers 4 :00 Alan And Me 9 15 World's Greot Bollods today released the following state­ broadcasts. The Board is further of 10:30 Harmony Harbour 4:30 Weather Forecast 9 30 Music By Eric Wild 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 4 :35 Musicol Pr09'rom 10 00 Summertime ment following a board meeting in the opinion that where there is dual 11:00 Alan Mills 5: 00 Songs From The 10 30 Vesper Hour Montreal: ownership of a newspaper and a 11 : 15 David And Man In The Movies II 00 CBC News M~n 5: 15 Movie Critic In the matter of complaints by radio station the operations should 11:30 Music In Worship 5: 30 Concert Recordings 11 10 Weather Forecast be distinctly separate one from the 12:00 CBC News 6: 00 Robert Show Chorale II IS Canadian Short Mr. Gordon S. Henry regarding 12:03 Capital Report 6:30 lei L'on Chante Stories activities of the Edmonton Broad­ other. 11 :30 Prelude To Midnig-ht 12:30 Religious Period 7:00 CBC Nationol News casting Company Limited, licensee CKY, WINNIPEG (990 Kc.) (CDT) of Radio Station qCA, Edmontnn, 8:55 Weather Forecast 12:30 Music In Worship 6:30 Music By Eric Wild the Board has heard and considered The Prairie Gardener 9:00 CBC News 1:00 CBC News 7: 00 Robert Shaw Chorale 9:03 Neig-hbourly News 1:03 Capital Report 7:30 lei L'on Chante statements from Mr. Henry and 9: 15 Prairie Gardener 1:30 Relig-ious Period 8:00 CBC National News from the president and other officers 9:30 World Church News 2:00 CBS Symphony 8:10 The Old Sonas Summary of Broadcast of 9: 45 Musical Prog-ram 3:30 Church Of The Air 8:30 Album Familiar Music of the licensee company. 9 :57 CBC News 4 :00 By The Sea 9 :00 Behold This Land July 11, 1948 9:59 Weather Forecast 4:30 CBe News 9:30 Little Symphonies The Board feels that the com· 10:00 Fine Arts Quartet 4:33 John Fisher 10:00 British Authors plaints of Mr. Henry were import­ Summer Gardening Problems: 10:30 Recital 4:45 Weekend Review 10: 15 World's Greot Ballads li:OO St, Stephen's 5: 00 Alan And Me 10:30 London Studio Con- ant questions in relation to basic 1. The number one problem in Broadwoy Church 5:30 Weather Forecost certs principles of freedom of the air. many districts this season is secur­ II :59 Dominion Time Sig-nal 5: 35 Musical Program 11:00 Summertime 12:00 Alan Mills 6:00 Songs From The 11 :30 Vesper Hour The kernel of the matter as far ing enough moisture for garden 12:15 David And Man In Movies 12:00 CBC News as the Board is concerned is crops. The following suggestions The Moon 6: IS Movie Critic 12:10 Weather Forecast whether or not the licensee kept off should be considered. CRC DOMINION NETWORK (MDT) the station hroadcast material (a) One hundred per cent weed 4:00 Bod's Scrapbook 8 :00 Voices Of Strings 9:00 Dominion News And which would normally be broadcast elimination to conserve all moisture 4:30 Jane Froman I 8:30 Clary's Gazette I Commentary under general policies governing for crops. radio in Canada and the responsi­ (b) Wide spacing between rows For Corrections and Late Program Notes for Last Week's and between plants in rows to give Times - See Page 8. bilities of a licensee as trustee of a radio frequency. The Roard has each plant ample range for soil moisture. « « » Weinzweig) -and Voyageur Song; found it difficult to determine exact NOTES» pertinent facts, which in its mind (c) Choice of crops and varieties The Farmer; The Volga Roatman; that survive best under dry condi­ RECITAL David of the White Rock. From depend largely on unwitnessed conversations between Mr. Henry, tions. Ross Pratt, pianist. From Mon­ Vancouver. (d) PTOvision for watering from treal. CI3K 3:00 p.m., CKY 4:00 p.m. former manager of the station, and Mr. W. A, MacDonald, President " a dugout or other artificial supply CBK 9:30 a.m., CKY 10:30 a.m. basin. As a l' u I e two or three of the Licensee Broadcasting Com· WEEKEND REVIEW tho r aug h irrigations during the pany and also publishcr of the ALAN MILLS Talk by Martyn Estall. From early summer are sufficient. Edmonton Journal. The Board has (e) Mt/lching crops early in the Folk songs for children by Alan Kingston, Onto heard difFcrent versions of such Mills, baritone. The Giant Bodeigh, CBK 3:45 p.m., CKY 4:45 p.m. season while moisture is already in conversations, The Board, however, the soil. a song based on an old Irish folk is of the opinion that there has legend, telling how a blacksmith BEHOLD THIS LAND been some undue influence in Pioneer Gardeners: named Kilkenny slew a terrible giant; an American setting of A Drama series by Yves Theriault, favour of the Edmonton Journal Mr. Tames Barrie in the Shell­ Frog Wen t A - Courting; The Today's play enlitled Baby, is based with regard to broadcasting over brook district and Mr. Ernest Fisher Purple - Cold Ribbon, a Swedish on a mother's dreams and ambi­ Station CJCA which is not in the between TUffil?ing Lake and Crystal folk song; Hobin -A- Trush, an tions for her unborn child. In her public interest since such a situa­ Springs in the park country of Anglo-American humourous folk jmagination, the mother sees a tion tends to restrict the free flow Northern Saskatchewan are bot h song. From Montreal. varied group of careers open to her of information on the air, fair ae­ living On homesteads filed upon ClJK 11:00 a.m., CKY 12:00 child-first as a prominent lawyer, cess to the air, and the presentation well over forty years ago. They im­ 1100n. then in succession as a writer, a of all main points of view. proved the i r farmsteads with judge, an army general, a famous The Board, therefore, will keep shelterbelts and hedges, set out pianist, a scientist and a politician. fruit lots, made gardens and devel­ CAPITAL REPORT the broadcasting activities of Sta­ Tn turn she rejects each career in tion CJCA under observation, and oped ornamental plantings. These Thomas Reynolds from Washing~ her mind as being unsuitable. enterprises have been important ton; Tohn Bird from OUawa. Dorothy Davies is heard in the factors contributing to permanency ClJK 12:03 p.m., CKY 1:03 p.m. onym of 0. Sir Arthur has written of farm tenure and the establish­ leading role. From Vancouver. numerous novels and books of CI3K 8:00 p.m., CKY 9:00 p."'. ment of fine living conditions. The poetry, among them being Dead lesson of these and other pioneers RELIGIOUS PERIOD Man's Rock, The Splendid Spur LITTLE SYMPHONIES should be taken to heart by evcry nabbi Reuben Slonim, of Mc­ and Fort Amity. young farmer. Good homes need Calli Street Synagogue, Toronto. cnc concert orchestra conducted CBK 9:00 p.m., CKY 10:00 p.m. good grounds and a healthy, happy ClJK 12:30 p.m., CKY 1:30 p.m. by Geoffrey Waddington. Haydn's family is best nurtured in an envir­ Farewell Symphony. From Tor­ onmcnt that includes trecs. shrubs, onto. MUSIC BY ERIC WILD CHURCH OF THE AIR Orchestra conducted by Erie grass, flowers. fruits and 0 the r CI3K 8:30 p.m., CKY 9:30 p.m. gardcnin~ Rev. Hobert Barr, Knox Presby­ Wild; Therese Deniset, soprano; interests. George Kent, tenor. Orchestra: I terian Church, Toronto. BRITISH AUTHORS ClJK 2:30 p.m., CKY 3:30 p.m. Want To Be Happy (Youmans); Radio Technique. - We need Serics of talks about outstanding Apologies to Rossini, from William ruthless cutting back to the roots British writers, past and present, BY THE SEA Tell (Rossini); All Through the -of our musical bridges, our nar­ This Sunday S. C. Roberts, Fellow Day (Kern); Begin the lleguine rator continuities, crossed and Concert orchestra conducted by of Pembroke College, Cambridge, (Porter); In an Old Fashioned criss-cro~sed by dramatized epi­ Albert Steinberg; Ernest Adams, and secretary to the Syndics of the Town (Squire). Thercse Deniset: sodes-the so-called stream of con­ baritone; Erica Nalos, soprano. The Cambridge University Press, wiII L'Anneau d'Argent (Chnminade), sciousness nowing both ways at l?:ogram will. !ncludc three Cana­ discuss the work of another Cam­ George Kent: Mattinata (Leon­ once, back into the past, forward dlan comr>0slttons-Song For Fine bridge associate, Sir Arthur QuiIIer­ 'Ve~ther cavello); jeannie With the Light into the future, and flooding all (lean Coulthard Adams); Couch, who was professor of Eng­ Brown Hair (Foster). From Win· over the place in the total confused IndJan Legend (Lenard Basham); lish Literature there for thirty-odd nipeg. "now" of the radio play. - John Music For R a d i 0 No. 2 (lohn years, Known under the pseud- CBK 9:30 p.m.., CKY, 6:30 p.m. Cat/Iter, on CBC. Prairie Region ene TIMES Page 3 Chanteuse To Allot Time When Monday, July 19th, 1948 Leaders Are Chosen CIlK, SASKATCHEWAN (54·0 Kc.) (MDT) ene Board Announces Policy re 7 :00 cee News 12:15 Plantation House 4:45 Un Homme Et Son Political Conventions; Time Also 7:05 Musical Program 12:30 Road Of Life Peche For Other Parties 7:15 Morning Varieties 12:45 Big Sister 5:00 Don Harding 7:45 Interlude 1:00 CBC News 5:15 Musical Program OTTAWA. - The chairman of 7 :50 Morning Devotions I: 10 Interlude 5:30 Lyle Evans 8:00 CBC News 1:15 Farm Broadcast. 5:45 New Mother Goose the CBC Board of Governors, A. D. 8 :03 Interlude Dunton, said in a press release 8: 15 Musical Program Weather ~;8g ~~iB~ l~neounced 8:30 Interlude I :45 Light Concert Orch. 6 :45 CBC News todaX: 8: 35 Marjorie Duff 2:00 Life Can Bo Beautiful 6:55 Weather Forecast "The Board of Governors has 8:45 Clockwatcher 2: 15 Ma Perkins 7:00 Musical Romance 9:00 CBC News 2:30 Pepper Young's 7:30 Dixie Dean been considering questions raised 9:10 Weather Forecast :~~~ :C~~i~nM~~ews by the possibiHty of broadcasting 9:15 Breaklast Club Family i:; 9 :45 Music Box 2:45 Right To Happiness 8:30 Summerlallow speeches from important conven­ 10:00 BBC News 3:00 Feature Concert 8:55 Interlude tiuns of national political parties. 10: 15 Lucy Linton 3:15 Family Favourites 9:00 Date Allor Dark This was not possible in war time 10:30 Laura Limited 3:30 Women's News Com- 9:30 Gypsy Strings 10:45 R.C.M.P. Bulletins ment 10:00 Carriden Choir under censorship regulations, but is 10:55 CBK Reporter 3:33 A Book I Like 10:30 Dance Orchestra possible in peace time. 10:59 Dominion Time Signal \t~~ ~~clii~:s 11 :00 Everybody Sing 3:45 Don Messer "The Board feels that it would 11: 15 Fred Waring 4:00 Radio Journal 11:10 Weather Forecast 11:45 Waltzes 01 The World 4:10 La Chanson Francoise 11:15 Outdoor Fun be in the p4.blic interest for the 12 :00 Bernard Braden 4 :30 Yvan L'Intrepide 11 :30 Let's Dance CDC to broadcast some speeches CKY, WINNII'EG (990 Kc.) (COT) from those national conventions which arc of outstanding import­ 6:00 Manitoba On Parade 12 :00 Noonday Novelties 5:45 Dollar Gill ance bec~lUse they arc called to 7:00 cac News 12: 15 Fred Waring 6:00 CSC News and 7:03 Manitoba On Parade 12:45 Waltzes Of The World Weather choose new national party leaders. 7:30 CBC News 1:00 CSC News 6:10 U.N. Commentary "The Board, however, is anxious 7:33 Manitoba On Parade 1: 10 Messages And Inter­ 6:15 Musical Program 7:45 Interlude lude 6: 30 Did I Say That? to maintain the fullest possible fair­ 7 :50 Morning Devotions 1: 15 Farm Broadcast, 6 :40 Pitching Horseshoes Tf it's an operatic aria or a song from ness among qualifying parties in 8:00 cec News Weather 6: 45 Cavalcade 8:10 Weather Forecast 1 :45 Plantation House 7:00 String Time "Ie hit parade, SIMONE QUESNEL, all pol i tic a 1 broadcasting, and 8:15 Breakfast Club Party 7: 30 Frank Crawshaw Montreal vocalist, sings it with a husky speeches from such conventions are 8: 45 Tune Time 2:00 Life Can Be Beautiful 7:45 Musical Program contralto that has charmed radio lis­ 9:00 Morning Music 2:15 Ma Perkins 8 :00 Musical Romance naturally of a highly poHtical 9:30 Interlude 2:30 Pepper Young's Family 8:30 Dixie Dean teners for 13 years. Currently she is nature. In Canada such balance is 9;35 Marjorie Duff 2:45 flight To Happiness 9:00 esc National News broadcasting her interpretations of 9: 45 Claudia 3:00 Concert Hour 9:15 The Tenth Man modem ballads in Stringtime, a week­ difficult in this connection because 10:00 flood Of Life 3:30 Women's News Com· 9:30 Summerfallow party conventions to choose new 10: 15 Big Sister ment 10:00 Date After Dark ly program of TJOpular music in a 10:30 Musical Program 3:33 Alternoon Varieties 10:30 Gypsy Strinqs sentimental mood, heard Mondays (It nalional leaders occur at such ir­ 10:45 Laura Limited 4:00 A Book I Like 11 :00 Carriden Choir 6:00 1,.m. on CBK, and 7:00 p.m. on regular intervals. 11 :00 BBC News 4: 15 Winnipeg Recital 11:15 Lucy Linton 4:30 Afternoon Varieties 11 :30 To Be Announced CKY. "It has been felt that a general 11: 55 Kling Kote Steve 5:00 Musical Program 11:45 To Be Announced policy, applying to all parties, 11:30 Suqar And Spice 5:30 Tune Parade 12 :00 cae News 11 :59 Dominion Time Signal 5:15 Deep In The Woods 12:10 Weather Drama Pictures should be worked out for such broadcasts, taking into account CRC DOMINION NETWORK (MDT) Manitoba Pioneers Canadian political practices. 6:30 Johnny Burt Trio 8 :30 Dance Orchestra 9: 15 United Nations Today Story Of The Swan River Valley 6: 45 Susan Fletcher 9:00 Dominion News 9:30 Portrait Of A Woman "The Board beHeves that a fair 8 :00 Contented Hour 1 I Told On CBC Summerfallow principle will be for the CBC to Driving through the seventy broadcast some speeches from such For Corrections and Late Program Notes for Last Week·s miles of the Swan River Valley, conventions as may be held in the Times - See Page 8. three hundred miles north-west of future by qualifying nalional parties Winnipeg, few strangers realize that to choose new' leaders, but as « « NOTES » » (Rose); Mama Inez (Grenet); Love only fifty yems ago the valley's rich counter balance to this to give each For Love. from Escape Me Never farmlands were mosquito. ridden other party additional time on the MORNING DEVOTIONS (E. W. Korngold); Donkey Sere- air immediately afterwards. Rev. George A. McMillan, Spar- nade, hom The Fireny (Friml); bogs. Few of them know about the years of patience, perseverance ling United Church. Monday to Kiss Me Again (Victor Herbert); "The following statement of Saturday. From Winnipeg. Two Guitars (traditional). Kerr and hard work with inadequate im­ policy has therefore been adopted CBK 7:50 a.m., CKY 7:50 a.m. Wilson: Begin the Beguine; Okla­ plements that went into the land's by the Board: When a qualifying homa; Terry Jericho. From Winni- development. national party holds a national con­ A BOOK I LIKE pel(. On Monday, July 19, listeners to vention for the purpose of choosing Recollection Of Things Past, by CBK 7 :00 p.m., CKY 8 :00 p.m. Summerfallow will hear the story a new nalional leader the Corpora­ Marcel Proust, discussed by Con- --- of the hardy pioneers who went in­ lion will, at its discretion, allot free stance Garneau. Montreal writer SUMMERFALLOW to the Swan River Valley with little national network time for tho and broadcaster. Recollection Of The story of the pioneers who money or equipment but lots of broadcasting of asp 0 e c h or Things Past is not one book, but went into Manitoba's Swan River determination, and stayed there un­ speeches at the convention; and seven. Proust began it in 1905 as a Valley will be this week's dramati· til their sod shanties had become during the following week the Cor­ three-volume autobiography of a zation. The s c rip t is by Mary comfortable farm houses and their poration will offer to each of the social climber, and after working Rogers Pattison, of Hivers, Man., brush-covered fields were waving other qualifying national parties, on it for seven ycars found that he author of The Jackson Family with oats and barley. national network periods of approxi­ had a picture of French society in skctches heard Monday to Friday The script for the drama is by mately half the time devoted to the period from 1870 to 1914. Al- on the CBC Prairie Region Farm Mary Rogers Pattison, of Rivers, speeches from the convention." though the titles are varied and Broadcast. From \Vinnipeg. Man., the author of The Jackson give little indication to the casual CBK 8:30 p.1n., CKY 9:30 p.m. Family sketches heard Monday to Thc Men of Scarlet observer of the unity of the group, Friday on the cnc Prairie Region the hooks form a continuous history DATE AFTER DARK Tnto the teeming eilies, on to the Farm Broadcast. SummerfalJow racetracks, into the shady places, of the social activities of France Mitchell Parks and Percy Bur­ will be heard at 8:30 p.m. on CBK, during that period. The titles are dett, duo-pianists; Lois GibsOIl, into the quiet little towns of Canada 9:30 p.m. on CKY, and will be pre­ they go; and far into the lonely Swann's Way, "Vithin a Budding vocalist. Pianos: Cosi Cosa; La sented from \Vinnipeg. Archie Mac­ Grove, The Guermante's \Vay, Cinquantaine; I Concentrate On reaches of the north they serve Corkindale, drama producer, will Cities of the Plain, Captive, The You, from Broadway Melody of Silently as counsellor, friend, ency­ Sweet Cheat-Cone, and Times Re- 1940; Carioca, from Flying Down be in charge of production. clor>edia, hero, doctor and ad­ gained. From I\folltreal. to . Rio; Hungarian Dam.-e No. 5 ministrator of the law. In fact the CBK 3:33 p.m., CKY 4:00 p.m. (Brahms); In the G loa min g; Selection.-Soap opems for those men of scarlet help to make CanadA. Cuckoo in tho Clock. Lois Gibson: who like them, and CRe Wednes­ legal. If it were not for Mounties MUSICAL ROMANCE L 0 v e Somebody; Tea Leaves; day Nights for those who like them. wandering alone over the vast roof Orchestra conducted by Richard That's My Desire; Indiana. From After all, we can he selective in our of the world, we could not lay legal Seaborn; Kerr Wilson, baritone. IWinnipeg. listening. - Graham Mc1nnes, on claim to thousands of square miles. Orchestra: Holiday For Strings CBK 9:00 p.m., CKY 10:00 p.m. CBC. -John Fisher, on CBC, JlIne 20. Page 4 CBC TIMES Prairie Region

English Actress Tuesday, July 20th, 1948 Utopia Limited Next CBC Opera CBK, SASKATCUEWAN (540 Kc.) (MDT) Gilbert And Sullivan's Take-Off On British Society And Politics To Be 7:00 CBC News 12:00 Bernol"d Bmden 4 :45 Un Homme El Son 7:05 Musical Pl"ogram 12:15 Smoke Rings Peche Heard July 20 7:15 Morning Varieties 12:30 Road 01 Lile 5:00 Sori Corbin 7:45 Intellude 12:45 Big Sister 5:15 Musical Program After Gilbert and Sui I i van 7:50 Morning Devotions 1:00 CBC News 5:30 Max Chamitov patched up their famous quarrel 8:00 CBC News 1:10 Interlude 5:45 Deep In The Woods 8:03 Interlude 1:15 Farm Broadcast, 6: 00 Rendezvous Room over the price of a carpet for the 8:15 Musical Program Weather 6: 30 To Be Announced Savoy Theatre, London, and "made 8:30 Interlude 1:45 Light Concert Orch. 6:45 CBC News friends," they produced two more 8:35 Marjorie Duff 2:00 Life Can Be Beautiful 6:55 Weather Forecast 8:45 Clockwatcher 2:15 Ma Perkins 7:00 For Your Approval light operas together. One of these, 9:00 CBC News 2:30 Pepper Young's 7:30 My City Utopia Limited, a witty lake-off on 9:10 Weather Forecast Family 8:00 CBC National News 9: 15 Breakfast Club 2:45 Right To Happiness 8:15 Armed Forces Report British society and politics, is next 9:45 Music Box 3:00 Feature Concert 8:30 Leicester Square in the current CDC series of Gil­ 10:00 BBC News 3:15 Family Favourites 9: 00 Winnipeg Concert 10:15 Lucy Linton 3:30 Women's News Com- Orchestra bert and Sullivan operas. It will be 10:30 Laura Limited ment 9:30 Mystery Theatre presented by the CBC Light Opera 10:45 R.C.M.P. Bulletins 3:33 The Women Who 10:00 Alberta Ranch House Group and an orcheslra directed by 10:55 CBK Reporter Judge At Fairs 10:30 Heritage Of Music 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 3:45 Western Five 11:00 CBC News GeoUrey \¥addington, on Tuesday, 11:00 Everybody Sing 4:00 Radio Journal 11:15 Harold Turner 11: 10 Weather Forecast july 20, at 10:30 p.m. MDT, II :30 Bill Harrington 4:10 La Chanson Francaise II: IS Points Of View 7:30 p.m. CDT, on the Dominion 11:45 Waltzes Of The World 4:30 Yvan L'lntrepide II :30 Presenting Irma Glen network. CKY, WI NIPEG (990 Kc.) (CDT) \Vhcn 1r. Goldbury, a company 6:00 Manitoba On Parade 12:15 Harold Turner 5:45 Musical Program promoter, made a limited company 7:00 CBC News 12 :30 Bill Harrington 6:00 CBC News And out of the little south Pacific kin~­ 7: 03 Manitoba On Parade 12:45 Waltzes Of The World Weather dom of Utopia, he had the king s 7:30 CBC News 1:00 CBC News 6:10 U.N. Commentary Heard in the rnle nf Ninon de l'En­ 7:33 Manitoba On Parade 1: 10 Messages And Jnter­ 6:15 Musical Program blessing. The poor monarch a help­ 7:45 Interlude lude 6:30 Did I Soy That? dos, 17th century French leader of less tool of two unscrupulous Wise 7:50 Morning Devotions 1: IS Farm Broadcast, 6:40 Interlude fashion, in the serie.s Portrait of a Men, had been at his wits' end to 8 :00 CBC News Weather 6: 45 Cavalcade Woman, is OLGA SUTTON, English 8.: 10 Weather Forecast 1:45 Smoke Rings 7:00 Rendezvous Room know how to remedy the situation 8: 15 Breakfast Club 2:00 Life Can Be Beautiful 7:30 My City actress. who came to Canada a few 8:45 Tune Time 2: IS Ma Perkins 8 :00 For Your Approval months ago after fourteen years on in which he fuund himself. Mr. 9:00 Morning Music 2:30 Pepper Young's tile Goldbury's first step in his remodel­ 9:30 Interlude Family 8:30 Al Harvey English stage. The series is heard 9: 3S Marjorie Duff 2:45 Right To Happiness 9:00 CBC National News on the cnc Dominion fletwork, Ott ling program was to Anglicize 9 :45 Claudia 3:00 Concert Hour 9:15 Armed Forces Report Mondays at 9;30 f),m. Utopia from head to loc-assisted 10:00 Rood 01 Life 3:30 Women's News Com­ 9 :30 Leicester Square 10:15 Big Sister 3:33 Afternoon Varieties 10:00 Winnipeg Concert by the king's elder daughter. who 10:30 Musical Program 4:00 Women Who Judge At Orchestra had gone to school in England and 10:45 Laura Limited Fairs 10:30 Mystery Theatre Quintet To Play 11 :00 BBC News 4: IS Winnipeg Recital could hardly wait to introduce her II: 15 Lucy Linton 4:30 Alternoon Varieties 11 :00 Alberto Ranch House countrymen to court trains. biscuits 11:30 Sugar And Spice 5:00 Musical Program 11:30 Heritage Of Music Dohnanyi Work 11:59 Dominion Time Signal 5:15 The New Mother Goose 12 :00 CBC News and tea, and hearty games of 12:00 Noonday Novelties 5: 30 Tune Pamde 12:10 Weather Forecast Rarely Performed Composition To cricket in the garden. At one point Be Presented By Vancouver Group the opera brings back Captain Cor­ CBC DOMINION NETWORK (MDT) The Quintet in C Minor for Piano coran and a hme from Pinafore. 6:30 Gilbert And Sullivan 19:15 United Nations Today \11:30 Gilbert And Sullivan along with the Councy, humourous (7:30 p.m. COT. Man.) 9:30 Let's Play Bridge (Alta.) and Strings. Opus 1. a rarely per· 8:30 Dance Orchestra 10:30 Gilbert And Sullivan fonned work by Ernst von Do­ songs of the Utopians. 9:00 Dominion News (Sollk.) hnanyi, one of Hungary's foremost musicians, will be a CDC Wednes­ For Corrections and Late Program Notes for Last Week's day Night presentation from Van­ Haydn Symphony Times - See Page 8. couver on july 21. It will be heard On CBC, July 18 on CBK at 7 :30 p.m., and 011 CKY « « HOTES »» knife and RockcliHe, From Toronto. W"ddington To Conduct Work CBK 8:J5 p.m., CKY 9:15 p.m. at 11 :00 p.m. Written As A Hint SARI CORBI The work will be played br an Haydn's Farewcll Symphony. instrumental group conuuctc( by Sari Corbin, soprano; instrumen­ WINNIPEG CONCERT written for a lonely orchestra in tal ensemble mnducted by Cardo lean de Rimanoczy, concertmaster 1772, ,viII be performed by a ORCHESTRA of the Seattle Symphony Orchestra; cac Smalley. Miss CArbin: Falling In Orchestra conducted hy Eric concert orchestra under Ceoffrey Love; If There Is Someone Love­ orman Serkin. second violinist; 'Vild. S e m ira mid e Overture Smyth Humphreys, violist; Audrey W"ddington, on Sunday, july 18. )jer Than YOll; I Dream Too Much. (Hossini); Rossiniana (Rossini­ It will be heard as the next broad· Ensemble: Thine Alone. Fro m Piggott. ·cellist. and orma Aber­ Respighi) . From Winnipeg. nethy, pianist. cast in the Little Symphonies pro­ Vancouver. CBK 9:00 p.m., CKY 10:00 p.m. gram series heard on CBK at 8:30 CBK 5:00 p.m. Hom in Pre s shu r g in 1877. p.m., and on CKY at 9:30 p.m. Dohnanyi combines careers ;;\s com­ The symphony originated in MY CITY HERITAGE OF MUSIC poser. pianist and conductor, He rather an unusual way. at a magni­ Concert orchestra directed by has been particularly interested in fk.-ent villa named Esterhatz, where Another f"cet of like in the big john Avison. Kaleidoscope hy Rob­ chamber music sin c chis 'tecns, city-what goes on in the bar-is Haydn's patron, Prince icolaus ert Fleming will be the Canadian when he first began composing. His Esterhazy. took Haydn and an put under the microscope in today's composition included in this week's works in that form follow the drama. As in previous broadcasts orchestra for a stay each year, program. The work was originally Brahms tradition, and are distin­ The villa was in an isolated !Jarl in this series, the author, Mac written for olle of the Canada guished b y fine craftsmanship, Shoub. draws sharp vignettes of the of Austria. and the members of the Carries On film series. Born in freshness and originality of treat­ orchestra often bcc'tmc lonesome men and women who collectively 1921, Hobert Fleming began his ment. The Quintet in C Minor, make up what wc call population. for their families. One year. when musical career as a pianist, and written in his youth at the turn of there were rumblings of revolt and The canclour and the heartbreak of wrote his first work when he was the century, is romantic, colourful the bar's patrons is placed side by discontent among the players, be­ 14. He graduated frnm the Royal and witty. cause of a longer-than-usual visit. side with the strict and practical College of Music in London, Eng­ regimen of the man behind the bar. Haydn oecame alarmed, and de­ land, returning to Canada in 1939. CILBERT AND SULLIVAN ciued to give the Prince a hint FLom Montreal. Mr. Fleming has written several CBK 7 :30 p.m., CKY 7 :30 p.m. Utopia Limited. a witty take·off about leaving. works which have been heard on He wrote the symphony in the CDC networks, and is the winner of on British society and politics, is the next in this CDC series of Gil­ usual four movements, except that ARMED FORCES REPORT awards from the Canadian Perform­ in the last the score was so arranged The second broadcast in this new ing Hights Society. He is the only bert and Sullivan operas, Soloists, that the players could, one by one, series will be the story of aerial Canadian composer to have won chorus and orchestra under the blowout t heir candles and depart, photo operations in the Northwest twice in succession the Society's direction of Geoffrey \¥addinglon, until none were left. The story has Territories. The program will in­ scholarship for original composi­ From Toronto. a happy ending-the prince took clude recorded interviews and talks tions. From Vancouver, Dom. 10:30 p.m. MDT, 7:30 the hint, and shortly afterwards the with RC.A.F. personnel at Yellow- CBK 10:30 p.m., CKY 11:30 p.m. p.m. CDT. musicians were homeward bound. Prair·ie Region CBC TIMES Page 5

Speaks On Swiss Wednesday, July 21st, 1943 I CBC Women Workers Wednesday Night CBK, SASKATCHEWAN (540 Ke.) (MDT) Anna Martin To Discuss Women In Business In Switzerland 7:00 CBC News 12:00 Bernard Braden 4:45 Un Homme Et Son July 21 7:05 Musical Program 12:15 Plantation House Peche 1:15 Morning Varieties Party 5: 00 Edmund Hockridqe Tlus week's cnc 'Vednes­ If the women of S\vitzerland 7:45 Interlude 12:30 Road Of Life 5:15 Musical Program day Night will include: were asked to name the country's 7: 50 Morning Devotions 12:45 Big Sisler 5:30 Music By Goodman ten m 0 s t outstanding citizens, 8:00 CBC News 1 :00 CBe News 5:45 Wonderaway Shoes A performance of Dohnanyi's 8:03 Interlude 1:10 Interlude 6:00 Music In A Mellow Quintet in C Minor by a Van~ chances are that Anna Martin 8:15 Musical Program 1: 15 Farm Broadcast, Mood would pull a heavy vote, for she 8:30 Interlude Weather 6:30 Rosa Linda couver instrumental group un­ 8:35 Marjorie Duff 1:45 Light Concert Orch. 6:45 eBe News der violinist Jean de Rimanoczy, heads an organization which is do­ 8:45 Clockwatcher 2:00 Life Can Be Beautiful 6:55 Weather Forecast at 7:30 p,m. on CBK, 11:00 in a great deal to improve wom­ 9:00 CBC News 2:15 Me Perkins 7:00 Song Festival q 9:10 Weather Forecast 2:30 Pepper Young's Family 7:30 Dohnanyi Quintet p.m. on CKY. From Vancouver. en s professional and el..'onomic 9:15 Breakfast Club 2 :45 Right To Happiness 8 :00 eBe National News status. 9:45 Music Box 3:00 Feature Concert 8:15 Arthur L. Phelps Distinguished Artists recital 0:00 BBC News 3:15 Family Favourites 8:30 Distinguished Artists by the Canadian pianist, Agn('s On Wednesday, Tuly 21st. the 0:15 Lucy Linton 3:30 Women's News Com- 9:00 Hebrew Music Butcher, at 8:30 p.m. on CBK, CDC will broadcast a talk by Anna 0'30 Laura Limited ment 9:45 Talk-A. M. Klein 9:30 p.m. on CKY. From 0;45 RC.M.P. Bulletins 3:33 Women In Business 10:00 The Dybbuk Marlin about the kind of work 0:55 CBX Reporter Toronto. 0: 59 Dominion Time Siqnal 3:45 Don Messer II:OO CBC News Swiss women engage in, the diffi­ I :00 Everybody Sing 4:00 Radio Journal 11:10 Weather Forecast A concert of Hebrew music, culties they meet, and how these I: 15 Fred Waring 4: 10 La Chanson Francaise II: 15 Scientists Report both religious and secular, by I :45 Waltzes Of The World 4:30 Yvan L'Intrepide 11:30 Music For Listening are surmounted. The program is an orchestra under Paul Scher· one of a weekly series, Women In CKY, WINNIPEG (990 Kc.) (COT) man, with Hyman Goodman, violinist, at 9:00 p.m. on CBK, Business, and will be heard at 3:33 6:00 Manitoba On Parade 12:00 Noonday Novelties 5:30 Tune Pa!ade p.m. on CDK, 4:00 p.m. on CKY. 7:00 CBC News 12:15 Fred Waring 5:45 Dollar Gift 10:00 p.m. on CKY, Fro.n 7:03 Manitoba On Parade 12:45 Waltzes Of The World 6:00 CBC News And Toronto. Anna Martin is president of the 7:30 CBC News 1:00 CBC News Weather 7:33 Manitoba On Parade 1'10 Messages And Inter- 6:10 U.N. Commentary A talk on Ansky's play The National Federation of Office 7:45 Interlude . 1ude 6:15 Musical Program Dybbuk. and the Habimah Workers, a grouF to which she has 7:50 Morning Devotions 1:15 Farm Broadcast. 6:30 D.id I. Say That? 8:00 CBC News Weather 6:40 Pltchmg Horseshoes Theatre group by A. M. Klein, devoted much 0 her free time ever 8:10 Weather Forecast 1:45 Plantation House Party 6:45 Cavalcade . a Montreal poet. lawyer and since she began office work as a 8:15 Brnakfast Club 2:00 Life Can Be Beautiful 7:00 Ed~und H~kndge Hebraic scholar, at 9:45 p,m. young girl. She is also general com­ 8:45 Tune Time 2:15 Ma Perkins 7:15 POln.ts Of View on p.m, on CKY. 9:00 Morning Music 2:30 Pepper Young's 7:30 MUSical Program CBK, 10:45 missioner of the Swiss National 9:30 Interlude Family 8:00 The Dybl:lUk From MontreaL 9:35 Marjorie Duff 2:45 Right To Happiness 9:00 CBC NatlOna1 News A one-hour performance of Exhibition for Women's Work, 9:45 Claudia 3:00 Concert Hour 9:15 Arthur L. Phelps ealled SAFFA. 10:00 Rood Of Life 3:30 Women's News Com- 9:30 Distinguished Artists The Dybbuk, by S. An,ky, 10:15 Big Sister ment 10:00 Hebrew Music adapted for radio by Mac This was organized twenty years 10:30 Musical Program 3:33 Afternoon Vari.elies 10:45 Talk-A. M. Klein Shaub, wilh music by Neil ago, to show what women have 10:45 Lauro Limited 4:00 W?m~n In Bu~mess 11:00 Dohnanyi Quintet Chotem, at 10:00 p.m. on CBK, 15 accomplished in the home and in 11:00 BBC News 4,'.30 WAf'tnenrnl~~~ ~~~i~les 11:30 Musical Program 8:00 p.m. on CKY. From Mont· II: 15 Lucy Linton vv 12 00 CBC N business, in agriculture and trade, 11 :30 Sugar And Spice 5:00 Musical Program : ews real. 11 :59 Dominion Time Signal 5: 15 Wanderaway Shoes 12: 10 Weather Forecast in arts, science, social economy and the manifold industries of the land. CRC DOMINION NETWORK (MDT) The first exhibition was a great 6:00 National Minstrels \8'00 The Whistler \9:30 Opportunity Knocks financial success, and the money (Man. and Sask.) 8~45 Yesterday's Ballads 10:00 National Minstrels Agnes Butcher Is 6:30 Opportunity Knocks (Mtn.) (Alta.) has been used since to give help to 7:30 Dance Orchestra 9:00 Dominion News 10:30 Star Theatre Piano Recitalist women wanting to establish them­ 7:55 Interlude 9:15 United Nations Today (Min.) selves in independent careers­ Wednesday Night Artist Is Native doctors, dentists, nurses opening For Corrections and Late Program Notes for Last Week's Of Edmonton Times See Page 8. homes for children and the aged, Agnes Butcher, a well-known teachers doing special studies, «« NOTES »» Etude No. 4 in C Sharp Minor, Canadian pianist who studied with dressmakers or shop-keepers need­ Opus 28 (Chopin). From Toronto. the late Bela Bartok in his native ing help. Together with one of the WOMEN IN BUSINESS CBK 8:30 p.m., CKY 9:30 p.m. Hungary before the war, will he leading hanks of Switzerland, it Series of talks about working the Distinguished Artists recitalist also has set up advisory offices for women throughout the world. The HEBREW MUSIC on CDC Wednesday Night, Tuly 21. any women in financial difficulties. speaker today is Anna Martin of She will be heard at 8:30 p.m. on Orchestra conducted by Paul CDK and 9:30 p.m. on CKY. Switzerland, president of the Na­ Scherman, with I-lyman Goodman, tional Federation of Office Workers. A native of Edmonton, Agnes violinist, in a concert of Hebrew Butcher began piano lessons at the The Dybbuk To Be Hecorded for presentation fro m music, both religious and secular. Winnipeg. age of five, and after taking highest Oneg Shabat (Glory to the Sab­ honours as a scholarship student at Wednesday Feature CBK 3:33 p.m., CKY 4:00 p.m. bath) hy Frederic Tacobi; Hebrew the Royal Conservatory of Music of July 21 Presentation From Mont­ Dance Opus 35 No. I, and a Lul­ Toronto, went tu EuroJ.;e in 1938 lahy (Toseph Achron); Nigun, the real Believed To Be First Radio for nearly threc years study in Performance CBC Wednesday Night second of thrce pictures of Chas­ Budapest under Bartok - the only DOHNANYI QUINTET sidic life by a Jewish composer pupil accepted at that time. She A one-hour performance of The Ernest Bloch, with Hyman Good­ returned to Canada early in the Dybbuk, by S. Ansky, will be in­ Instrumental g r 0 u p including man as soloist; Dirge, thc third lean de Himanoczy, violinist and war, and since then has been heard cluded on the CBC Wednesday movement of Histrionics, a set of in numerous concert and radio Night program, Tuly 21, and will conductor; Norman Serkin, second six pieces by Arthur Cohn; a gay violinist; Smyth Humphreys, viol­ recitals. .,. be heard at 10:00 p.m. on CDK, and rhythmic dance by a Pales­ 8:00 p.m. on CKY. ist; Audrey Piggott, 'cellist, and tinian composer Marc Lavry, and a Norma Abernethy, pianist. Quintet rhapsody on well - known HehrC\v Dybbuk, a simple folk tale about The Dybbuk - which was orig­ in C Minor for Piano and Strings, folk.songs by an English composer the Chassidie sect of the Tewish inally written in Yiddish - is a Opus 1 (Ernst von Dohnanyi). Tohn FOlllds. From Toronto. people. by S. Ansky. Tbe radio simple folk tale about the Chassidie adaptation is by Mac Shoub; music From Vancouver. CBK 9:00 p.m., CKY 10:00 p.m. sect of the Tewish people. Its set­ CRK 7:30 p.m., CKY 11:00 p.m. s cor e d by Neil Cholem. From ting is eastern Ew-ope during the Montreal. TALK-A. M. KLEIN last century. The play conveys the CBK 10:00 p.m., CKY 8:00 p.m. mystic atmosphere that might well DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS A talk on Ansky's play. the Dybbuk, and the Habimah theatre prevail in anolher world and por­ Agnes Butcher, Canadian pianist. trays the effect of superstitions as group by A. M. Klein, a Montreal World's Best Audience.-I lecture old as the world itself. Evening in Szekely (Bela Barlok); poet, lawyer and Hebraic scholar. to every type of or,ganization­ Capriccio in F Minor, Opus 28 From Montreal. literary societies, luncheon clubs, The Habimah Theatre group of (Ernst von Dohnanyi); Theme and CBK 9:45 p.m., CKY 10:45 p.m. secretarial colleges, hospitals, and Palestine, which first produced The Variations (Gabriel Faure); Sonata prisons. Prison audiences are the Dybbuk in 1922, recently gave a No. I in E Major and Sonata No.9 THE DYBBUK best in the world.-Cecil number of performances of the play in A Major (Domenico Scarlatti); Hunt, on A one-hour performance of The BBC. Continued on page 6 Page 6 eBe TIMES Prairie Region

Thursday, July 22nd, 1948 FARM BROADCAST NOTES '------IITractors. (5~0 Orchestra, and has appeared as CBK, SASKATCflEWAN Kc.) (MDT) The International Harvester guest conductor with leading or­ 7;00 CDC News 11:45 Waltzes Of The World 5:00 Yvan L'Jntrepidc Company announced from ChiC3j:!;O 7:05 Musical Program 12:00 BDmard Braden 5:15 Musical Program chestras throughout .canada and 7:15 Morning Varieties 12:15 Smoke Rings 5:30 Wally Wicken yesterday, that I.H.C. tractofJ'rices the United States. He is also widely 7:45 Interlude 12:30 Road 01 Life 5:45 Stories 01 Adventure would increase from two an onc- 7:50 Morning Devotions 12:45 Big SIster 6:00 The Happy Time known as a composcr, and has 8:00 CDC News 1:00 CDC News 6:30 Canadian Caravan half to 14 per cent. written many lively marches. The 8:03 Interlude 1:10 Interlude 6:45 cae Nows The announcement 31ljJlied to at: composition to bc introduced on 8:15 Musical Program 1:15 Farm Broadcast, 6:55 Weather ForecolIl h 8:30 Interlude Weather 7:00 Music From The their wheel type tractors. T e the luly 22 broadcast is dedicated 8:35 Marjorie Duff 1:45 Light Concert Orch. Movies reason iven was heavy production to thc mother of Erncst lohnson, 8:45 Clockwatcher 2:00 Life Con Be Beautiful 7:30 Gisele And Mr. Cable 9:00 CBC News 2:15 Ma Perkins 8:00 CBC National News costS. 6fficials said they had held manager of the Proms. whom Mr. 9:10 Weather Forecast 2:30 Pepper Young's Family 8:15 Odd Spot off price increases for the past six Kolar has met oftcn on his visits to 9:15 Breaklast Club 2:45 Ri9ht To Happiness 8'.30 Mu'i' Hall th h· th t d ti 9:45 Music Box 3:00 FQorure Concert mon S opmg a pro uc on Toronto, where the concerts origi­ 10:00 BBC News 3:15 Family Favouritos 9:00 The Mighty Fraser costs would stabilize but the move nate. 10:15 Lucy Linton 3:30 Women's News Com· 9:30 The Nolion's Business 10:30 Laura Limited ment 9:45 Sports Review was decided on when sales on Crime Aboard 10:45 R.C.M.P. Bulletins 3:33 1 Learned Late 10;00 Eventide certain models were reported to be 10:55 CBK Reporter 3:45 Western Five 10:30 Vancouver Drama !lin. th d It· tim t d The 5.5. Marigold 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 4.'.0.00 "Ina,d.nniO odlo".mMau'••.,a. 11:00 CBC News se g mere. IS es a e 11:00 Everybody Sing 4:15 Sherlock Holmes 11:10 Weather Forecast the averaae1"> advance on the entire Baffiing Theft On Mythical Ship 11: 15 Harold Turner 4 :45 Un Homme Et Son 11: 15 Musical Program tractor line will be less than 10 per Still Causing Reverberations 11:30 Bill Harrington Peche 11:30 Nocturne cent.-Broadcast of June 8. •• • If you arc a devotee of detective CKY, WINNIPEG (990 Kc.) (CDT) B.C. Floods. story nction you probably know 6:00 Manitoba On Parade 12:00 Noonday Novelties 5: 45 Musical Program that onc of the most ingenious and 7:00 CBC News 12:15 Harold Turner 6:00 CBC News And Alberta farmers are remembering baffling thefts in the annals of 7:03 Manitoba On Parado 12:30 Bill Harrington Weather the s;enerosity of B.C. farmers dur­ 7:30 CBC News 12:45 Waltzes Of The World 6:10 U.N. Commentary international criminology was com­ 7:33 Manitoba On Parade 1:00 CBC News 6: 15 Musical Program ing the drought years when car­ mitted on the Salmon River, N.S., 7:45 Interlude 1: 10 Messages 6:30 Did I Say That? loads of B.C. fruit were shipped 7:50 Morning Devotions 1: 15 Farm Broadcast, 6: 40 Interlude aboard the jaunty S. S. Marigold, 8:00 CBC News Weather 6:45 Cavalcade from the Fraser Valley to dried out the fabulous Tova Scotian ship 8:10 Weather Forecast 1:45 Smoko Rings 7:00 Happy Time areas in Alberta. They are laying 8: 15 Breakfast Club 2 :00 Life Can Be Beautiful 7:30 Canadian Caravan powered by electric eels. That 8:45 Tune Time 2: 15 Ma Perkins 7:45 5.5. Marigold plans to repay this debt by sending theft not only l)iqlled the curiosity 9:00 Morning Music 2 :30 Pepper Young's Family 8:00 Music Hall reed grain and hay to the Hooded of t he Marigold crew and people 9:30 Interlude 2:45 Right To Happiness 8: 30 Gisele And Cable 9: 35 Marjorie Duff 3:00 Concert Hour 9:00 CBC Notional News Fraser Valley. living along the Salmon Hiver 9:45 Claudia 3:30 Women's News Com· 9:15 Odd Spot Directors of the Alberta Federa­ shows, but today is still receiving 10:00 Road Of Lile ment 9:30 Eventide 10:15 Big Sister 3:33 Afternoon Varielios 10:00 Nocturne tion of Agriculture announced last the attention of the H.C.M.P., the 10:30 Musical Proc;Jram 4: 00 I Learned Late 10:30 Nation'. Business night in Calgary, that they were Ii' Bland even famous Scotland 10:45 Laura Limited 4:15 Winnipeg Recital 10:45 Sports Review 11:00 BBC News 4:30 Alternoon Varieties 11 :00 Ernest Adorns offering an possible assistance to Yard. And it all happened because II: 15 Lucy Linton 5:00 Musical Program 11:30 Vancouver Drama the B.C. Federation of Agriculture of the icing for Herk McSnuffy's II :30 Sugar And Spice 5:15 Stories Of Adventure 12:00 CBC News 11 :59 Dominion Time Signal 5:30 Tune Parade 12:10 Weather Forecast in relief for flood victims.-Broacl­ birthday cake. cast of JUlie 8. To say more about this startling CRC DOMINION NETWORK (MDT) • •• crime and the suspicious characters 7:00 Suspense B:45 Jack Bristowe 9:15 United Nations Today Churchill Excursion. involved in it would bc giving 7:30 Prom Concert 9:00 Dominion News 9: 30 The Winners A special six-day railway excur­ 8: 15 Sports Show away the plot of the next broadcast I I sion from Regina to Churchill, of the 5.5. Marigold Stories, which Manitoba, in August, planncd to For Corrections and Late Program Notes for Last Week's will tell listeners all about the Times - See Page 8. coincide with the arrival of the first event. Sub-titled Lost Package, the ship into the port this year, was Hn­ program will he heard on Thursday, nounced by the Co·operatives Min­ July 22, 011 CKY at 7 A5 p.m. « « » » NOTES THE DYBBUK TO BE-Concluded ister, Hon. L. F. McIntosh. The THE HAPPY TIME special train accommodat-ing 250 Talks Assistant Today's broadcast introduces a passengers will leave Regina in New York where it was again August 6 and arrive at Churchill great - great - uncle of Bibi's who received with enthusiasm. Rupert wants nothing more than to die August 8. It will call at Saskatoon, ~urrounded Ca\,;lan, who will prod u c e The Prince Albert, Melfort, Tisdale, by the red geraniums Dy buk for CBC listeners, has been of his youth. It shows how Maman Hudson's Bay, and The Pas, with identified with the famous play a side trip to Flin Flon, The first and Papa finally repent their im· since the time it first came into patience with an ancient relative prominence as a classic. He pro~ ship to reach the northern port this by catering to his sentimental de­ duced it on two occasions in Mon­ year, the North Anglia of the Dal­ sires. This series of dramas is treal and his was thc first perform­ gleish Line of Neweastle-on-Tyne, written by Robcrt Fontaine. From ance in Eng 1ish following its is scheduled to dock on the eve­ Montreal. presentation by the Neighborhood ning of August 8 or the following CBK 6,00 ".m., CKY 7,00 1,.m. Playhouse in New Y 0 r k. It is morning.-Broadcast of Ju.ne 28. PROM CONCERT thought that the luly 21 program Toronto Philharmonic Orchestra will be the first timc the play has Introduce New conducted by Victor Kolar; Vivian ever been broadcast. March At Prom Della Chiesa, lyric soprano. Orches­ The play has been adapted for Guest Conductor To Direct Or­ tra: Premiere of Mr. Kolar's British­ radio by Mac Shoub, and will be chestra In Premiere Of His Own American 1arch; Anacreon Over­ heard with music scored by Neil Composition ture (Cherubini); Scherzo for Chotcm. String Orchestra (Tsehaikowsky); Victor Kolar will be playing a Hungarian Dance No.4 (Brahms); A talk on Ansky's play and the double role-that of conductor and To a Water Lily, and Scotch Poem lIabimah Theatre group will be composer-at the Promenade Sym­ (MacDowell). Miss Della Chiesa, given by A. M. Klein, a Montreal phony Concert, Thursday, luly 22. Adieu, notre petite table, from poet, lawyer and Hebraic scholar, On that date he will conduct the A new Msistant in the cnc's Prairie Manon (Massenet; L'altra notte in at 9,45 p.m. on CBK, 10,45 p.m. Toronto Philharmonic Orchestra in Region Talks Department at Winni­ fondo, from Mefistofele (Boito). on CKY. Mr. Klein is well qualifiecl a prObrram to include the premiere peg is BEnNARD THOTTER, formerly of From Toronto. to talk about the mysticism and the of his own British-American March. Kingston, Ontario. Mr. Trotter is a Dom. 7,30 ".m. mood of The Dybbuk. In addition The gucst artist will be Vivian gradtwie in arts of McMaster Univer­ to writing poetry dealing with the Della Chiesa, lyric soprano. A por­ sitv and an M.A. of Queen's. lIe 5.5. MARIGOLD long Jewish struggle for survival, he tion of the concert will be broadcast studied at tile Academy of Radio Arts This week's s tor y about the has translated many Hebrew poems. on the CBe Dominion network, be­ in Torol1to during 1946·1947. The mythical ship S.S. Marigold is sub­ He was visiting lecturer in poetry ginning at 7,30 p.m. MDT. West is new to him, except for a titled Lost Package. From Halifax. at McGill University during the Mr. Kolar was for many years war-time harvesting expedition in CKY 7A5 ".m. three sessions from 1945-1948. director of the Detroit Symphony 1942, which took him to SWift Current, Sask. Prairie Region CBC TIMES Page 7

000,000 projcct for the production CBC Men At Whitehorse of vegetable oils. In the West In­ Friday, July 23rd, 1948 Visit Sam McGee's Cabin dies he attended conferences on Also See R. W, Service's Quarters Dominion status for these islands. CBK, SASKATCIJEWAN (540 Kc.) (MDT) Over Bank, And Hunt Absent He has also visited manx European 7:00 CDC News 12:00 Bernard Broden 500 YVQn L'Inlrcpide Grizzly Bears countries. 7:05 Musical Proqram 12:15 Plantation House 5 15 Musical Program Ten eBC men, from the Interna­ 7:15 Morning Varieties Party 530 Michael Head 7:45 Interlude 12:30 Road Of Life 5 4S Sleepy Time Story tional Service and the domestic 7:50 MominfJ Devotions 12:45 Blq Sisler Teller service, swarmed through Sam ~'Ic­ 8:00 CBC New. 1:00 CDC News 6:00 Strinq Slylinqll Mail Bag 8:03 Interlude 1:10 Interlude 6:30 Keyboard And Console Gee's cabin at Whitehorse, N.W.T" 8:15 Musical Program 1:15 Farm Broadcast. 6:45 CDC News and went grizzly bear hunting at 8:30 Interlude Weather 6:55 Weather Forecast 7'lfIJes. 8:35 Marjorie Duff 1:45 Light Concert Orch. 7:00 Beat The Champs nearby Aishihik about ten days ago 8:45 Clockwatchor 2:00 Life Can Be Beautiful 7:30 War'. Aftermath after a flight from Montreal in an Hcighl You can't do that! Who 9:00 CBC New. 2:15 Ma Perkins 8:00 CSC National News 9:10 Weather Forecast 2:30 Pepper Young's Family 8:15 The Living Voice H.C.A.F. North Star D.C.4. told you to changc the type for 9:15 Breakfast Club 2:45 Right To Happiness 8:30 Lubka Kolessa There were no bears, and Sam your daily program so that half 9:45 Music Box 3:00 Feature Concert 9:00 Prairie Schooner 10:00 BBC News 3:15 Family Favourites 9:30 Dream Time McGee wasn't home - (he was your suhscribers can't read it? The 10:15 Lucy Linton 3:30 Women's News Com- 10:00 Wlnnipeq Drama cremated, yOIl may remember, at most important part of YOllr weekly 10:30 Laura Limited ment 10:30 Serenade For Strings the marge of Lac la Barge about 10:45 R.C.M.P. Bulletins 3:33 Growing Up 11:00 CBC News bulletin, and now it is unreadable, 10:55 CBK Reporter 3:45 Don Messer 11:10 Weather Forecast 1892)-but the CBe men were able and when winter comes and the 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 4:00 Radio Journal 11:15 Speakln. Aa A to inspect the quarters occupied Ly II :00 Everybody Slnq 4: 10 Intennede Musical light is bad, it WOII't be readable at II: IS Harold Turner 4: 15 Ecrit La Nuit Listener Sam's creator, Robert W. Service, all. II :30 Bill Harrlnqton 4:45 Un Homme Et Son 11 :30 Dol Richards poet and author, over the Bank of Put it back in the old size type, II :45 Waltzes Of The World Peche Orchestra Commerce at \tVhitehorse. and if you want to cram all your CKY, WIN IPEG (990 Kc.) (COT) Sam's cabin, according to W. J. news on ei~ht !Jages, then let it be 6:00 Manitoba On Parade 12:30 Bill Hanington 5:45 DollaT Gilt Dunlop of Toronto, eBC supervisor the "Notes' t 1at are jJrinted in 7:00 CBC News J2:45 Waltzes Of The World 6:00 CDC News And of religious and institutional pro­ small type, for then we do have the 7:03 Manitoba On Parade 1:00 CBC News Weather 7:30 CBC News I: 10 Messages And 6:10 U.N. Commentary grams, is malle of logs and is in privilege of reading it or not, as we 7 :33 Manitoba On Parade Interlude 6:15 Musical Program pretty good sha!Je. It stands near feel able. Lord lumme, the way it 7:45 Interlude 1: 15 Farm Broadcast, 6: 30 Did I Say That? 7: 50 Morning Devotions Weather 6: 40 Pitching Horseshoes the middle of the town of Whitc­ is now is terrible! 8 :00 CBC News I :45 Plantation House 6: 45 Cavalcade horsc-a place of 3,000 or 4,000 And if I may say so, thirty-five 8:10 Weather Forecast Party 7: 00 String Stylings 8:15 Breakfast Club 2:00 Life Can Be Beautiful 7:30 Keyboard And Console inhabitants now, though it had (35) corrections for one week is by 8:45 Tune Time 2:15 Ma Perkins 7;45 Speaking As A about 40,000 during the war. The far too many, See your issue of 9: 00 Morning Music 2:30 Pepper Young's Listener cabin will probably become a 9:30 Interlude Family 8:00 Beat The Champs Tune 25th. It savours of inefficiency, 9:35 Marjorie Duff 2:45 Right To Happiness 8:30 War'. Aftermath museum. so please give us a program that is 9:45 Claudia 3:00 Concert Hour 9:00 CBC National News Service's poetic talc, Mr. Dunlop 10:00 Road Of LUe 3:30 Women's News Com- 9:15 The liVing Voice a program, and not something that 10:15 Big Sisler ment 9:30 Lubke Xolessa thinks, is fiction, but there does is subject to everlasting correction. 10:30 Musical Program 3:33 Afternoon Varieties 10:00 Prairie Schooner seem to be an authentic story of a Now, no back talkl Your reasons 10:45 Laura Limited 4 :00 Growing Up 10:30 Dream Time 11:00 BDC News 4:15 Winnipeq Recital 11: 00 Winnipeq Drama doctor who lost a patient and didn't wiJI only be considered excuses, so 11: 15 Lucy Linlon 4:30 Afternoon Varieties II ;30 Symphony For know what to do with the body, it make amends, and earn ow' grateful 11 :30 Suqar and Spice 5: 00 Musical Program II :59 Dominion Time Signal 5:15 Sleepy Time Story Strings being impossible to conduct a burial thanks.-W. Thompson, Subscriber 12:00 Noonday Novelties Teller 12:00 CDC News in mid-winter on a rocky terrain. and Part Owner, Leask, Sask. 12: IS Harold Turner 5: 30 Tune Parade 12:10 Weather Forecast The doctor arranged with one of (EDITOn'S NOTE: We beg our CBC DOMINION NETWORK (MDT) the paddle steamers to cremate the shareholder to note that amends 6:30 Leave It To The Girls 7:30 Candid Microphone 9:00 Dominion News departed in the ship's fmnace. have been made in this week's 6;55 Interlude I 8:00 Dance Band JamboreeI 9:15 United Nalions Today The R.C.A.F. flew the CBC men 7:00 Blues For Friday 8;30 Dance Orchestra 9:30 World's Great Novels Tn.·rEs. The corrections, we im,plore from Montreal with the idea of him to observe, were the result of showing the m something of the having to make some changes in the For Corrections and Late Program Notes for Last Week's work going on along the Alaska Times - See Page 8. programs of Station CKY when that Highway. Mr. Dunlop himseU was station was taken over bl! tlte eRe interested in surveying the north­ Oil Jllh, I.) « « NOTES» » orchestras in Canada and the ern radio stations to see what sort United States. From Toronto. of thing they woro getting for their GROWING UP CBK 8:30 p.m., CKY 9:30 p.m. listeners. The Daily Burden The mcmbcrs of the party, all I suppose not all laymen . Series of talks about personality WAR'S AFTERMATH problems. Today's broadcast will except Mr. Dunlop of International have considered the task of keep­ The condition of the world, and Service, wcre: Hugh \tv. Mon-ison, ing a network going. .,. This tell the storJ of Ruth, a little farm what people thought about it, after girl traine as a drab family South American Section; Gunnar should be taken into consideration six different wars-from the Cru­ Kristiansson, Swedish; M. B. Soren­ in any critical approach to radio. drndge. Her mother dressed her in sades until the first Creat War­ dowdy clothes and threatened to he son, Danish; Krabb Smith, 1 01'­ .. , How often have we heard a will be portrayed in this new series. wegian; Neville Friedlander, Aus· superior person give.an opinion on ill if Ruth neglected her chores for The scripts have been written by a bit of fun. Ruth might have been tralian; Franz Kramer, Germun; radio which runs something like an unhappy, mousy sort of person Ron I-IamLleton, of Toronto, From Ota H.eichmann, Czech; P a u 1 this: "Oh, I rarely listen to radio. Toronto. Malles, Dutch, and Dick Halhed, Most of it is trash, anyway." I have all her life if it had not been for a CBK 7:30 p.m., CKY 8:30 p.m. school friend who showed her how U.K. Section. watched these people operate their to grow up, how to throw off her PRAIRIE SCHOONER Ex CBC Correspondent dials. They generally have a few drabness and be herself. From Orchestra conducted by jimmy favourite shows. They know the Toronto. Cowler; lsabel Kuchta, soprano. On Western Speaking Tour day and the hour of these shows; CBK 3:33 p.m., CKY 4:00 p.m. Orchestra: Yellow· hair'd Laddie A recent visitor in the west was they have usually been listening to (reel); Grandmother's Dan c e Peter Stursberg, former CBC COrre­ them for a long time. They take (Swiss); The Bushman's Corps spondent overseas, and now a mem­ these shows for granted. But there LUBKA KOLESSA (Australasia); Finnish Pnlka; Mary ber of the staff of the London often comes a time when tIlere is Lubka Kolessa, Toronto pianist, Waltz (Polish, to mark Poland s Daiiy Herald. Stursberl!: covered further leisure for listening. They is currently broadcasting a series of National Liberation Day, luly 22, the Italian campaign for CBC, and turn tbeir knobs and thcy, I shall wee k I y Mozart recitals, A staff 1944); California Hornpipe; Moun­ accompanied the first wave of not say hope, but expect the best. member of the Royal Conservatory tain Belle Schottische; Ukrainian Canadians into action in Sicily in Nine times out of ten thcy have of Music of Toronto since 1942, Kolomeyka; The Bellefield; Lamp­ 1943. He fullowed the armies never studied radio entertainment. Lubka Kolessa was acclaimed one lighter's Hornpipe. From Winni­ north to Rome and to southern Nine times out of ten tIley are of Europe's leading women concert peg. France, He was in the west on a disappointed. The serious music pianists before coming to Canada CIlK 9:00 p.m., CKY 10:00 p.m. speaking tour. lover gets jazz. The intellectual gets in 1940. After several brilliant tours Since the war he has travelled a low comic, and so on.... And of E u r 0 pea n capitals, Madame WINNIPEG DRAMA widely for his paper, covering then they complain that a public Kolessa spent the 1938 season in Tempest, by Verna M. Ross and events in India, North and Central service is not being properly con­ South America. Since coming to Donald W. Thomson. From Winni­ Africa, and the West Indies. In ducted. They want everything and this continent she has appeared peg. Central Africa he saw the British give nothing.-Tlwmas Archer, on with m a 11 y leading symphony CBK 10:00 p.m., CKY 11:00 p.m. Colonial administration's $100,- CBC. Miss Verna ~" Weber, B~RG~N. AI tao

CRC PRESS AND INFORMATION SERVICE 300 Telephone Buildin«, Winnipeg, Muniloba POSTMASTER: P/ClI8C returll if not tleliveretl tvitlti" 5 clny,. Page 8 CORRECTIO S Satm !!KOO~~U~Y~I.~otes FOR cae TIMES DATED JULY 11-17. 1948 L.-______"_da_y_,_1_ul_Y_2_4_th_,_1_94_3__11 Late I Pencil these Corrections into Program Lists. Last CBK, SASKATCHEWAN (540 Ke.) (MDT) SUNDAY, JULY II Week's Times. CBS Symphony. Orchestra conduc:ted by 7:00 CBC News 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 5:45 Weather Forecast Erich Leinsdorl; Eileen Farrell. soprano; in MONDAY, JULY 12 7:05 Musical Program I1:oo R.C.M.P. Bulletins 5:50 Interlude on al1·Woljlner program. Overture to Die 7:30-8:00 p.m. (CKY) CDr 7:15 Morning VarieUes 11:10 Program News 6:00 Tea Dance Meislerainq_r; the SiC9fried Idyll; Prelude Concel: To Be Announced. 7:45 Interlude 11:15 World Church Nows 6:30 Sports This Week to Act III of Lohengrin; Siegfried's Rhine Schedule: Frank Crawshaw. 7:50 Morning Devotions II :30 Concert Favourites 6:45 Sporta College Journey. the Funeral March. and the 1m· July 12 10 19, Inclusive. 8:00 esc News 12:00 On The Teen Beat 7:00 CBC National News molation Scene, from Goelterdaemmerunq. 8:03 Interlude 12:30 Saddle Serenade 7:10 The Marsons CBK 1:00 p.m., CKY 2:00 p.m. 8:30·9:00 p.m. (Dom.) Cancel: Dance Orchestra. 8:15 Musical Proqram 12:45 CSC News 7:30 Serenade In Rhythm Robert Shaw Chorale. Girl Crazy; I'm 8:30 Curiam Call 12:55 Weather Foroca51 8:00 Radio City Playhouse Schedule: To Be Announced. Bidin' My Time; Embraceable You; I Got This Occasion Only. 8:45 Clockwatcher 1:00 Musical Proqram 8:30 Serenata Rhylhm; Polly Wally Doodle; Black Jack 9:00 CDC News 1:30 Greg. McCrllchie 9:00 This Week Davy; Litlle David. Play on Your Harp; A TUESDAY, JULY 13 9:10 Weother Forecast 2:00 Momo From Lake 9:15 John Emerson Mighty Fortress Is Our God; The Doe. The 11: 15-11 ;45 a.m. (CBK) MDT 9:15 Pick Of The Hits Success 9:30 Dance Orchestra Swan, and Since All Is Passing, from Six Cancel: Present Listings. 9:30 Bulletins De Nouvelles 2:30 Musical Program 10:00 Pacific Pianoforte Chansons (Paul Hindemith). Schedulo: Musical Program. 9:33 La Chanson Francoise 3:00 Ballet Club This Occasion Only. 9:45 Histoires Des Grands 4:00 Piano Classics 10:30 Chamber Music CBK 6:00 p.m., CKY 7:00 p.m. Album 01 familiar Music. Donald Dame, 12: 15·12:45 p.m. (CKY) CDT Pays Blanes 4:15 esc News 11 :00 enc News Cancel: Preaent Lis1in9s. 10:00 BBC News 4:25 Musical Program 11:10 Weather Foraeas! tenor: Love Letters; The Night Is Young; How I Mias You Tonight. Margaret Daum. Schedule: Musical Program. 10:15 R(tCords At Random 4:30 NBC Symphony Orch. 11:15 The Sea Is Our'Home o This Occasion Only. 10:30 Musical Program 5:30 Here's To Romance 11:30 Dance Orchestra soprano, and Donald Dame: Love. Here Is My Heart; Road to Paradise. Jean Dicken· WEDNESDAY, JULY 14 CKY, WINNIPEG (990 Kc.) (COT) lion. soprano: Jo Suis Titania, Irom Mignon 7:00-7:15 p.m. (CKY) COT (Thomas). Evelyn MacGregor. contralto: Cancel: Edmund Hockridge. 6:00 Manitoba On Parade 11:59 Dominion Time Signal 5:30 NBC Symphony Let the Rest of the World Go By. Arden and Schedule: To Be Announced. 7:00 CDC News 12:00 Noonday Novelties 6:30 Musical Comedy Time Arden. duo-pianists: Chan80netle. 7:30-7:55 p.m. (Dem.) 7:03 Manitoba On Parade 12:15 Rhythm H19hlic;hts 7:00 Tea Dance CBK 7:30 p.m., CKY 8:30 p.m. Cancel: Dance Orchostra. 7:30 CDC News :2:45 CDC New. 7:30 Canadian Short Schedule: To Be Announced. 7:33 Manitoba On Parade 12 :55 Weather Forocast Stories MONDAY, JULY 12 Tbis Occasion Only. 7 :45 Interlude 1:00 On The Teen Beat 7:45 This Week Musical Romance. Orchestra conducted 7:15-7:30 p.m. 7:50 Morning Devotions 1:30 Saddle Serenade 8:00 CDC National News by Richard Seaborn; Mary Morrison. so­ Cancel: Pointli; Of View. 8:00 CBC News 1:45 Musical Proqram 8:10 The Manons prano. Orchostra: Horra Staccato; La Cum­ Schedule: To Be Announced. 8:10 Weather Forecast 2:00 Musical Program 8:30 Serenade In Rhythm parsita; We Could Make Such Bcautilul Woekly. 8:15 Melody Mill 2:30 Greg. McCritchie 9:00 Radio Playhouse Music Toqether; Scherbere%ade; Nocturne in E Flat; Morona. Mary Morrison: Siboney; 8 :30 Music For Saturday 3:00 ~u~~~ssFrom Lake 9:30 Serenata THURSDAY. JULY 15 9:00 Morning Music A Heart 11; Free; In the Gloaming. From 6:30·6:45 p.m. (CBK) MDT 9 :30 Musical Program 3:30 Golf Commentary and 10:00 Hawaii Calls Winnipeg. Cancel: Canadian Caravan. 10:00 Calling All Children Interlude 10:30 Dance Orchestra CBK 7:00 p.rn.. CKY 8:00 p.m. Schedule: Fronk Crawshaw. 4:00 Ballet Club 11:00 Pacific Pianoforte Thb Occa.ion Only. 10:30 Saturday Parade TUESDAY, JULY 13 11:00 BBC New. 5:00 Musical Program II :30 Chamber Musk T II: 15 Speds College S;lS CBC News 112:00 CDC News My~lelY Theatre. You can't Die Twice, 7C~~~~ &t~a~g~Y6a7c?van. 11:30 Musical Program 5:25 Weather Forecast 12:10 Weather Forecast the story of an imperfect insurance fraud, Schedulo: Frank Crawshaw. starring Everen Sloane. This Occosion Only. CRC DOMINION NETWORK (MDT) CBK 9:30 p.m., CKY 10:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, JULY 14 7:00 Twenty Quesllons 8: 00 Cuckoo Clock House 9 :00 Dominion News And Scientists Report. A report by scientists after the American pattern. Nowa­ 0:00 COT. Man.) 8 :30 Spotliqht Review Comment 7:30 Dance Orchestra I on current developments in their field. To· days even the news and weather I day's speaker-Dr. R. H. Wright. From repurts are spunsored. The sheet Vancouver. For Corrections and Late Program Notes for Last Week6 s CBK 11: IS p.m. anchor against unrestricted com­ Times - See This Page. THURSDAY, JULY 15 mercialism is the CBC, Those who I Learned Late. Elsie Burgess of Montreal Pllt forward the plausible argument « « will tell how she learned to swim at fifty, that both CBC and private radio NOTES » » Regina. And never once have they and how she teaches children to swim arrested him. This is one time they while on her holidays. From Montreal. should be controllcd by an outside THE SEA IS OUR HOME fail to get their man. They can't get CBK 3:33 p.m., CKY 4:00 p.m. authority, know that this would be Free-lance writer Will Dawson him-for he is paid by the Mounties SATURDAY, JULY 17 the beginning of the end for that describes p I ace s and people on Chamber Music. Quartet No.3 in B Minor. great system as conceived by Sir to commit crime. It's part of the Eileen Laurie, pianist and director; Cardo British Columbia's west coast in this course for rookies in the R.C.M.P. Smalley, violinist; Harold Hogue, violist; 10hn Aird and his associates. scries of Saturday talks. During the Out in peaceful Regina-smack on Audrey Piggoll. 'cellis!. From Vancouver. Apart from the views expressed past two years he and his wife CBK 10:30 p.m.. CKY II :30 p.m. . by farm organizations there is still hom~ top of the rolling plains-is one of Eileen, have made the i r Canada's two schools for the Men in Canada a wide measure of sup­ aboard their 45 - foot yawl West Radio Broadcasting port for the principles recom­ in Scarlet. The "criminal" is a cor­ mended in the Aird report. Critics Wind. From Vancouver. poral in the R.C.M.P. GBK 11:15 p.m. An Editorial in The COlwtfl/ Guide of the CBC would be better em­ The day I was out on the broad One does not have to dig very ployed in improving their own pro­ Grinning Irishman Is quadrangles of this exclusive col­ deeply into the record to find steady grams than in pro t est i n g CBe lege, the corporal had just finished Canadian pursuance of policies at control. Canada's Top "Crimina}" stealing the curling rink stones. variance with American practice. What city in Canada has most During this crime, he had carefully One such is control over radio The Dreadful Norm.-So long as crime? Is it committed on the water~ left a match torn from a mat-ch bouk broadcasting, dealt with elsewhere I'm un the air, I'm going to speak fronts of Vanl-'Ouver or Halifax? Tn in his pocket, un the scene. The in this issuc. The CBC is the child chiefly, perhaps only, of those pro­ the dark industrial areas of Hamil­ RC.M.P. rookies or students, in of the Aird report of 1929. That grams which deviate sufficiently ton? In the bigness of Toronto or solving the mystery, not only have report, and the national broadcast· from radio's dreadful norm to com­ Montreal or in the mushroom towns to find the culprit, but collect ing system which grcw out of it, mand some kind of interest.­ of the frontier? No - year round enough evidence to lay a legal has had the unswerving support of Graham McInnes, on eBe. more crimes are committed in quict the organized farmers of Canada. charge. In solving fake crimes, the England's Ghildren.-Thc super­ tidy Regina. And most of these RC.M.P. are trained to solve the As late as Tnne 1, 1944, II. 11. Han­ crimes are done by a man with an nam, President of the Canadian lative health of the children is by real tragedies of the unhappy un­ far the most imprcssive and exciting Irish grin. Every time he steals or derworld.-John Fisher, on CBC, Fec.leration of Agriculture, appeared sets fires he grins. His grin is known before the parliamentary committee thing about Britain today. You June 20. on radio broadcasting and rc­ never see a hungry child in Britain; by Mounted Police from coast to affirmed that support. you never sec the poorest child coast. He averages a criminal of­ The Sioblantis of Radio. - There The farm organiza.tions are fully begging for bread. You don't see fence every day. He not only gcts a is a vast area of broadcasting that aware of the attacks on the publicly the ... stunted children that, even kiek out of it-but this man picks to me is a dreary waste-the slob­ owned cJlain, and the purpose of in my boyhood, a generation ago, the hottest spot in Canada. He lands of radio, where the tide seems those attacks. As individual listen­ were far too commOn around our works right under the noses of the to be nearly always out. - John ers they are conscious of the in­ industrial cities.-]ohn Connell, on Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Goulter, on GBG. creasing commercialization of radio BBG. This file including all text and images are from scans of a private personal collection and have been scanned for archival and research purposes. This file may be freely distributed. but not sold on ebay or on any commercial sites. catalogs. booths or kiosks. either as reprints or by electronic methods. 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