The Ottawa Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • 27

SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1940. THE EVENING CITIZEN, OTTAWA, ONT. SAGE 27 Rockland Results OBITUARY Dial Your Favorite Programs lads. Smj Parks Association Meets at Kcmptville KEMPTVILLE. July 5.

The fourth annual convention of the Ontario Parks Association opened a three-day session at the Kempt-ville Agricultural School this eve-' ning, when a business session was held with the president. A. T. Whitaker of Brantford presiding, assisted by R. R.

Fleming cf Guelph as secretary-treasurer. Delegates were present from Brantford. Guelph. Kitchener. London.

Port Arthur. St. Catharine's. St Thomas. Windsor and Woodstock.

The secretary-treasurer reported a good balance on hand. Interesting discussions were held on problems before parks boards and resolutions regarding these will be brought In tomorrow. The report of the nominating committee resulted in the following being elected: Honorary president. A. T.

Whitaker. Brantford; president. W. E. Foster.

London: vice-president, John Oakes. Ni "Yes, he's in love with her all right. Goes round to her place every evening to teach her darts." Humorist. CFCF, WJZ War News; Dance music. CKAC, WABC Dance orch.

WEAF, WTIC, WGY War News; Sammy Kave's orch. WLW Peter Grant, news; 12.15. Forelun news. WGN News; 12.15. Dance orch.

WOR The BBC News; 12.10, Harry James' orch. 12.30 a.m. CFCF. WJZ Sunset Royals A. P.

News. CKAC, WABC News; 12.35, Henry King's orch. WEAF, WTIC. WGY Horace Heldfs orch. WGN Blue Barron's orch.

WLW Lanl Mclntyre's orch. WOR Blue Barron's orch. Of Middle School ROCKLAND, July 5. (Special) Middle school results of the Rockland high school follow: Grade 12 Laurent Belanger, Clarence Creek, Eng. Leslie Carson, Clarence Point, chem, Fr.

Jeannette Deneault, Eng. anc. Fr. Yvonne Drouin, Orleans, acn. Francoise Drury.

Eng. Eng. Can. anc. Yolande Drury, Can.

Marie-Marthe Franche. Eng. Eng. anc. Raymondc Gauthtcr, Eng.

anc. Fr. Elmire Lavlolette, Eng. Eng. Can.

anc. Margaret Lin-festy. Can. Fr. anc.

Gratia Pigeon. Rockland East. anc. Adoralice St. Denis, anc.

Eileen Tier-ney, anc. Fr. Fr. Lat. Herve Tremblay, anc.

Roger Villeneuve, Eng. Eng. Jean-Jacques Vinette, Hammond, Eng. anc. hist.

Grade II: letter indicates a promotion: Laurette Belisle. Or leans. Can. Lucienne Brisebois, Orleans, Aldas Duquette, Eng. lit.

and Can Fr. lit. and Florence, Dumas, Orleans, Fr. lit and Arabella Gamache, Ottawa, Eng. lit.

and Can. anc. Fr. lit. and P.

Cecile Hotte, Eng. lit. and aim, Fr. lit. and P.

Rochelle Labelle, Eng. lit. and Can. hist. anc.

Fr. lit. and Emile Lacroix. Eng. lit and Can.

anc. Rolland La- londe. Eng. lit. and Can anc.

Fr. lit. and Rejan Lavigne. Can. hist, and lower school certificate; Carmel McCrystal.

Eng. Fernand Menard, Eng Can. anc. Robert Morin, Bourget, Can. Eng.

lit. and P. Jean nette Guindon, Eng. lit and Can. anc.

Fr. lit. and Jeannine Guindon, Eng. lit and Can. anc.

Fr. lit. and Jeanne Patenaude, Eng. Eng. Can.

anc P. Gabrielle Rouleau, Fr. and. Carmen St. Denis.

Eng. lit. and Can. Fr. lit.

and P. Madeline Somers, Harold Thompson, Eng. lit. and Can. anc.

Carmel Viau, Bourget, Can. Eng. lit. and Dolores Viau, Bourget. Fr.

lit. and comp. Special candidates: Ernest Des jardins. Eng. Yvon Quesnel, Montreal; Marie-Therese St.

Germain, Eng. Eng. Can. anc. Yolande.

Drury. Can. hist. Upper School Results Announced at Prescott PRESCOTT. July 5 Upper school results of Prescott High school were announced by Principal Vernon V.

Franks as follows (a pass having been obtained in subjects mentioned): M. Adams anc. Lat. Lat. Ft.

auth. M. Barry anc. Lat. phys.

G. Bonneau Lat. Fr. auth. F.

Bowers Anc. Lst. Lat. Fr. phys.

G. Boivln comp. D. Bruce anc. Lat.

Lat. Fr. Fr. comp. G.

Fresque Anc. Lat. Lat. Fr. Fr.

comp. D. Gallinger Anc. Lat. Lat.

Fr. Ft. phys. M. Gummer Lat.

auth Fr. Fr. comp. B. Hoffman auth.

K. McCrea Lat. auth. Ft. Fr.

comp. R. McCrea Anc. auth. L.

Moore Anc. geom Lat. Lat. Lat. Lat.

Lat. Fr. Fr. comp. J.

Miller anc. phys. W. Miller Fr. comp.

E. Nwman Geom. A. Peterson anc. hist.

D. Pettem Lat. Lat. Fr. auth.

M. Phillips Anc. Lat. Lat. comp.

L. Qulnn anc. Lat. Lat. comp.

P. Wagoner Anc. Lat. Lat. Ft.

Fr. Can. hist. D. Wilson Phys.

J. Wormlngton Fr. Fr. comp. F.

Arthurs Anc. hist chem Lat. Lat. Fr. auth Fr.

comp. First Child Evacuees Arrive at Urockvillc BROCKVILLE. July 5. The first child evacuees to reach here from England are Raymond and Rosalee Guinibcrt Check, aged 13 and seven respectively, who arrived early today to become guests of Col. and Mrs.

J. W. Langmuir for the duration of the war. Raymond, a choir boy and Boy Scout, explained he did not have much fun on the voyage because he was busy looking after his little sister, who was "very homesick and cried a lot." The two are children of the London manager of the H. Comstock Company of Brockville.

Other recent arrivals here from England are Mrs. Kenneth Beck and two children, of Newcastle, who are with Mrs. Beck's parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Lawford Grant, and Mrs. Eliot, wife of Major W. E. C. Eliot, and four children, who are with Mrs.

C. A. Eliot of Ottawa, at Fernbank. Buckingham Service For "Fraser" Sailors BUCKINGHAM, July 5. (Special) Rev.

J. E. L. Joyce, pastor of St. Stephen's Anglican church here, announced that he will hold a memoriam service on next Sunday for all sailors who lost their lives on H.M.S.

Fraser last week. Special tribute will be paid to the late Petty Officer Earl Cameron Hicks, son of John Hicks of Buckingham. He was Buckingham's first casualty and members of Buckingham Branch No. 54 of the Canadian Legion B. E.

Soc. have been a-sked to attend. The service is at 3 p.ri. FREDERICK RISKE. EGANVILLE, July 5.

Many friends paid tribute to the memory of Frederick Riske, a resident of Eganville for the past ten years. at his funeral held Thursday afternoon. The service was con ducted at his home by Rev. J. Weir at Lyndvik.

Interment was in the. Baptist church cemetery, Sebastopol. Frederick Riske was born 78 years ago in Sebastopol. son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick Wil-liamu Riske There he farmed until 1930 when he retired and came to reside in Eganville. About 50 years ago he married Anna Rogge of Sebastopol who predeceased him four years ago. Surviving are two sons, Charles of Renfrew and Clifford of Eganville, and two daughters. Mrs. J.

A. Coleman of Montreal and Mrs. William Weckwerth of Eganville. MRS. JOSEPH NESBITT.

CHESTER V1LLE, July 6 There passed away recently at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Frank W. Whittikar, one of this district's oldest residents in the death of Mary White Carruthers. widow of Joseph Nesbitt of Chesterville, in her 81st year. The funeral service was conducted by Rev.

Cronmiller of Williamsburg and burial was in Maple Ridge cemetery. Left in addition to her daughter are two stepsons, J. Ward of Ottawa, and Roland H. of Annapolis, one brother, Andrew Carruthers, Chesterville, and six sisters, Mrs. Iden Merkley, Williamsburg; Mrs.

William Rae and Miss Jane Carruthers, Winchester; Mrs. Elizabeth Garrow, Miss James Froats and Miss Jessie Carruthers of Moose Jaw. JAMES E. MONTGOMERY. SOUTH MOUNTAIN.

July 6. A well known farmer of this district, James Elgin Montgomery, died recently at his residence here following a short illness. He was born near Moose Creek 80 years ago and moved to this district when a young man. He was a director of the Mountain Agricultural Society since its beginning in 1894. The funeral was held to the Anglican church, service being conducted by Rev.

O. Davies of Morrisburg and Rev. J. A. Ella-cott of Winchester.

Burial was in Brinston cemetery. He is survived by his widow and four sons, William and Eli at home, Levi and Lloyd of Brinston. and one daughter. Mrs. Jesse Mcintosh of Iroquois.

MRS. EUGENE FORGET HAWKESBURY. July 6 The funeral mass was chanted at St. Alphonse de Liguori Roman Catholic church Friday morning for Mrs. Eugene Forget and was largely attended.

Rev. Father J. R. Guindon, parish priest, chanted the mass and interment was in the parish cemetery. Born in Hawkesbury.

the former Angele Stange, Mrs. Forget was a daughter of Pierre Stange and his wife, Juliette Bruneau. She was 48 years of age. Surviving besides her husband are five sons. Philippe, Roland.

Lionel, Gerald and Raymond and three daughters, Lucille, Therese and Marie, as well as two brothers. Joseph Stange of Ottawa and Gus-tave Stange of Hawkesbury and four sisters. Mrs. Nicholas Theoret Ottawa; Mrs. George Morris.

Mrs. Herve Bernier and Mrs. Philias Bernier, all of Hawkesbury. Almonte Defeated ALMONTE, July (Special) Playing smart ball behind Condon's six-hit pitching. Carleton Place Millionaires won out over Almonte Boys' Club here tonight In a scheduled fixture of the North Lanark Softball League.

11-7. The teams Carleton Place: Larocque. Wilson, lb; Doyle. 2b; BufTam, Pommervllle. 3b; Nesbitt.

rf; Kllfoyle, cf; Kennedy, ss: Condon, p. Almonte: MacDowall. S. Tosh, rf; E. Simpson, lb; Syme, 3b: Scissons.

If: M. Tosh, cf: Larocque. Smlthson. 2b: L. Simpson, p.

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181 SPARKS STREET Optical Parlors la Principal Cities. Shop at Slover's and SAVE JUST A FEW STEPS FROM THE HIGH RENT DISTRICT II ICKS- Saturday 1.00 p.m. CBO Ske-cb CFCF News: Organ Reveries. CKAC Varieties; Radio Journal Agricole. 1.30 p.m.

CBO Band concert. CFCF Harry Horllclc' orch. CKAC Feminine Warld. 1.45 p.m. CKAC Instrumental Novelties.

2.00 p.m. CBO Ray Kinney's orch. CFCF Lanl Mclntyte'a orch. CKAC Studio program; 2 15. Talk on Colonization.

2.30 p.m. CBO Harold Ropa, songs. CFCF Soloist (NBC CKAC Brush Creek Follies. 3.00 p.m. CBO London Calling, via BBC to CFCF Dance orch.

CKAC U-S. Marine Band. 3.30 p.m. CFCF Les Brown's orch. CKAC News; 3.35 Programs 4.00 p.m.

CBO Club Matinee. CKAC Bob Connolly's orch. (CBS), 1.15 p.m. -Studio Program. CKAC- 4.30 p.m.

CBO Butler Handicap raoe. CKAC Presents tCBSh a p.m. CBO Tommy Dorsey's orch. to 5.45. cfcf a us Steele orch.

to 5.30. CKAC Tea Time. WEAF Tommy Dorsey's orch. to 6.00. wjz Gus Stack's orch.

WABC Base tall Game. 5.15 p.m. CKAC Cent Commentalres. WABC Stanley High. 5.30 p.m.

CFCF Orch. (NBCj. CKAC To be announced. WJZ San Francisco Serenade. 5.45 p.m.

CBO BBC News from London. 6.00 p.m. CFCF The Rhythm Makers orch. CKAC City Improvement, talk. WEAF El Chlco.

Spanish revue, with r-h and soloists. WJZ News; 6.05 Cecil Golly orch. WABC Nws; 6.C5 Albert Warner. lew. TIC News.

WGY News; 6 05, Variety program 6 JO. 6.15 p.m. CBO Musical program. CKAC Ralph Martin's orch. CCF News WABC Golden Gate Quartet.

WT1C Songs For Xuu. 6.30 m. CBO News. CF CF Goodwill Hour to 7.30. WEAF Religion In the News.

W.IZ Renfrew of the Mounted. WABC Yella. Pessl harpsichordist. WI IC -Superman. WGY' Gordie Randall Entertains.

6.45 p.m. CBO Musical Program. TIC Medical Program. WEAF Dally Sports column. WABC The World Today.

7.00 p.m. CBO Sports Shorts; 7.05 Novelties In Mulc. CKAC International Varieties. WEAF. WTIC Kaltenmeyer's Klnder-trarten: Variety program, with orch.

and soloists. WJZ Message of Israel to 7.30. WABC People's Platform to 7 JO. WGY To be announced. 7.15 p.m.

MFAF European news by John B. Kennedy. 7.30 p.m. CBO Musical program. CKAC Don Turner's orch.

WEAF, WTIC Eddy Duchln's orch. WJZ AJ Donahue's c-'h. WABC Gay Nineties Revue. i WGY' ports tteview. 7.45 p.m.

CBO Commentary. CFCF Sportcast. CKAC Rendezvous. WEAF, WTIC News by H. V.

Kalten-bcra. 8.00 p.m. CBO. CFCF, WJZ Radio Guild Drama. CKAC, WABC Sky Blazers.

WEAF, WTIC Booby orch WLW Boone Country Jamboree. WGN Ray Noble's orch. WOR Comments; 8.15 George Ster- tsey's orch. 8.30 p.m. PDA 1 CFCF, WJZ Ine Marriage Club, quiz session.

CKAC. WABC The Human Ad venture. WEAF. WTIC, WGY The Listeners risyhouee. dramatization.

WLW Renfro Valley program. WGN The Lone Rancer. WOR "Nobody's Children," drama tization. 9.00 p.m. CBO Musical Varieties.

CKAC Dance Music. CFCF. WJZ Gordon Jenkins' orch. WEAF. WTIC.

WGY. WLW National Barn Dance, with Uncle Ezra, Joe Keilv. m.c. vocalists and guests. WABC Hit Parade, with Barry Wood Bea Wain, Bonnie Baker, vocalists: Mark Warnow's and Orrm Tucker's or chestras to 9.45.

WGN, WOR Gabriel Hcatter. news. 9.15 p.m. WGV News. WOR Hawaii Calls.

9.30 p.m. CBO Program (WGN). CFCF. wjz, orant iark Concert. CKC A.

T. Francais. WGN. WOR American Choral Festl al. conducted by Alfred Wallensteln to 10.30.

9.45 p.m. WABC "Truth or Consequences, quii program. 10.00 p.m. CBO Program (NBC). CKAC Julio Reyes' orch.

CFCF Orch. WEAF, WTIC, WGY, WiV Bob Crosbys orch. and Mildred Bailey, ciues singer to J.U.JU. WJZ News. 10.15 p.m.

WJZ Concert orch. WABC Public Affairs. 10.30 p.m. CBO Let's Go to the Music Hall English Music Hall program with orch no fioioistf CFCF. WJZ Melody In The with Paul Laval's orch.

and chorus. CKAC Le Journal Parle; 10.45 Michael Lorlnp, aonse. HEF, WTIC Win Cteborne's orch WABC War News: 10.45 Michael Lorine. songs. WGY Program (WJZ) to 11.30.

WGN A. P. News. WOR News: 10.45 Preview National Dwriocratic Convention. WLW Renlro Valley program.

11.00 p.m. CBO National News Summary. WEAF Associated Press News. WJZ News; 11.05 Gene Krupa's orcn. ABC Sport Time.

WTIC News. WLW Boone County Jamboree. WGV Leonard Keller's orch. WOR News. 11.15 p.m.

CBO Britain Speaks, via BBC. CFCF Orch. (WJ, WABC Harry James' orch. weaF Little Jack Little orch. WTIC European rews.

WGN Bill McCune's orch. WOR Larry Clinton's orch. 11.30 p.m. CBO Concert Trio CFCF. WJZ Aivmo Rey's orch.

r.crB UTAP UfTir Wnv tff.nh... tan Merry-Go-Round. wjz, WLW waiter winchell: s.is. The Parker Family. WABC Summer Hour; Jessica Dragonette, soprano; James Newill, baritone; Linton Wells, foreign corre spondent; Lelth Stevens orch.

to 10.00. wgn News and sigria scnuitz irom Germany. wok program wun uien Miller's orch. 9.30 p.m. CBO Rendezvous.

CFCF. WEAF. WTIC. WGY Album of Familiar Music to 10.00. CKAC Souvenirs Romanesques.

WJZ, WLW Irene Rich In a sketch. WGN Gabriel Heatter. WOR Confidentially Yours, with Ar thur Hale. 9.45 p.m. WJZ, WLW Sports Newsreel.

WGN Orch. WOR The Song Spinners, vocal quartet. 10.00 p.m. CBO The Romance of Sacred Music. CFCF Red Cross program; 10.15 Orch.

CKAC Song Recital. WEAF. WTIC. WGY. WLW Phil Spltalny's all girl orch.

wjz aood win Hour conducted by John J. Anthony to 11.00. wabc Take It or Leave It, quiz show with Bob Hawk, m.c, and Ray Bloch'B orch. WGN Symphonic Concert: Henry Weber, conductor to 11.00. WOR News; 10.05, Program (WGN).

10.30 p.m. CBO WGN Symphonic Hour. CFCF Choral Music. CKAC Le Journal Parle. WEAF, WGY Human Nature In Action, talk WABC Public Affairs.

WLW Big Town. WTIC The catholic Hour. 11.00 p.m. CBO Evening slews Report. WEAF News.

WJZ News; 11.05 Johnny Messner's orch. WABC Headlines and Bylines. WGY News; 1.1.05. Orch. (WEAF).

WLW This Land of Ours to 11.30. WGN The Answer Man. WOR News. 11.15 p.m. CBO Britain Speaks, with Vernon Bartlett.

CKAC, WABC Dance orch. WEAF, WTIC, WGY Glenn Garr's orch. WGN News; 11.20 Freddie Martin's orch. WOR Leo Relsman's 11.45 McFarlend Twin's orch. 11.30 p.m.

CBO Rocky Mountain Melody Time, with Mart. Kenney's orch. and soloists. CKAC, WABC Dance orch. WEAF, VviiC, WGY liene Krupa's orch.

WJZ Lou Breese's orch. WLW Dick Stabile's orch. WGN Bill McCune's orch. 12 midnight CKAC, WABC Dance orch. WJZ News; 12.10 Harry Owen's orch.

WEAF, WTIC, WGY News; Glenn Miller's orch. WGN News; 12.15 Tommy Tucker's orch. WQR Tommy Tucker's orch. WLW Peter Grant, news; 12.15, Deke Moffltt's orch. 12.30 a.m.

CKAC, WABC News; 12.35 Dance orch. i i ii WiiAF, WTIC, WGY Cecil Golly's orch. WJZ Dance music. WGN Orch. WOR Will Bradley's orch.

WLW Barney Rapp's orch. Mondav 10.00 a.m. CBO News: 10.03 Musical Comedv Tune. CFCF Homemakers Review. CKAC Exchange Counter.

10.15 a.m. CBO Marching with the guards. CKAC French Songs. 10.30 a.m. CBO The Man I Married, sketch.

CFCF Women In the News. CKAC L'Heure Recreative. 10.45 a.m. CBO The Right to Happiness, sketch, CFCF Church in the Wlldwood. CKAC Grande Seour, sketch.

11.00 a.m. CBO "Lost Empire." CFCF I Love Linda Dale, sketch. CKAC Songs. 11.15 a.m. CBO Dance parade.

CFCF Clark Dennis, tenor. CKAC Sunny Jim and Voice of memory. 11.30 a.m. CBO. CKAC Big Sister, sketch.

CFCF Wife Saver. 11.45 a.m. CBO. CKAC Dr. Susan, sketch.

CFCF Songs you like to hear. 12.00 noon CBO The BBO News. CFCF News 12.05 Music to 12.30. CKAC French Program 12.15 Musicale. 12.30 p.m.

CKAC Parade du Midi. CFCF Singing Sam. 12.45 p.m. CBO News. CKAC News.

CFCF Highlights. 1.00 p.m. CBO The Happy Gang to 1.30. CFCF News. CKAC Band Muslo.

1.15 p.m. CFCF Between the Book Ends. CKAC International Varieties. 1.30 p.m. CBO Ontario Farm Broadcast.

CKAC To be announced CFCF Frontiers of American Life. 1.45 p.m. CKAC Feminine World. CFCF Maurice Spltalny's orchestra. 2.00 p.m.

CBO Against Storm. 2.15 p.m. CBO Road of Life. I 2.30 p.m. CBO, CFCF United States Marine Band to 3.00.

CKAC At the Music Hall. 3.00 p.m. CBO Mary Marlln. CFCF Xavler Cugat's Tropical Moods. CKAC A L'Operette.

3.15 p.m. CBO Ma Perkins, sketch. CFCF Cub Reporters, sketch. CKAC Poetic Strings. 3.30 p.m.

CBO Pepper Young's Family. CFCF Musicale. CKAC News; 3.35 The Soloists (CBS). 3.45 p.m. CBO Guiding Light.

CFCF Between the Book Ends. CKAC Console Reflections. 4.00 p.m. CBO Club Matinee to 4.45. CFCF Club Matinee to 5.00.

CKAC News; Silver 4.30 p.m. CKAC Gypsy Serenade. 4.45 p.m. CBO Miss Trents Children. CKAC Swing Unlimited.

5.00 p.m. CBO Torch at the Console. CFCF Musicale. CKAC Questionnaire. 5.15 p.m.

CBO Why We Can Take It, talk. FINDING YOUR STATION Here are the frequencies In kilocycles (on some seta the last eero is omitted) ot the principal stations beard most regularly In Ottawa and the district: CBO CFCF WABC WCAO WMAQ WBBM 880 600 860 1170 670 770 730 WEAF 660 790 1150 750 760 710 WGY WHAM WJIt WJZ WGN CKAC VVLW 700 won 7io WTAM 1070 WTIC 1C40 CBF 910 CBM 960 CFKB 690 WEAF, WTIC Frazler Hunt. news. WABC News; 11.35 Benny Goodman's orch. WGY News; 11.35 On with the Dance.

WGN Freddy Martin's orch. WLW Dance orch. 11.45 p.m. WGY Program (WEAF). WLW Paul Jones, sports.

WOR Tommy Reynold's orch. 12 midnight CKAC, WABC Dance orch. CFCF, WJZ News; 12.10--Glenn Miller's orch. WEAF, WTIC. WGY News; 12.15 Jimmv Dorsey's orch.

WLW Peter Grant, news; 12.15 Dick Stabile's orch. WGN News; 12.15 Griff Williams' orch. WOR The BBC News; 12.10 Harry James' orch. 12.30 a.m. CFCF, WJZ Gray Gordon's orch.

CKAC, WABC News; 12.35 Dance WEAF, WTIC, WGY Horace Heldt'S orch. WGN, WOR Russ Morgan's orch. WLW Buckeye Lajce orch. 1.00 a.m. CKAC, WABC Dance orch.

WJZ. WEAF, WTIC, WGY Woody Herman's orch. WLW Dance 1.15 Lanl Mc- Intyre's orch. WGN Ray Nobles orch. WOR Will Bradley's orch.

1.30 a.m. CKAC, WABC Dance orch. WJZ, WEAF Carl Ravazza's orch. WLW Moon Rivet. poems and WGN Joe Rine's orch.

WOR Stuart Allen's orch. Sunday 10.00 a.m. CBO Neighborly News: 10.15 Pro gram (NBC). cfcf Melodic Moods (WZ). CKAC Gospel Service.

10.30 a.m. CBO The Soutnernaires. CKAC Music for Sunday to 11.00. 11.00 a.m. CBO News; 11.05, Strings that Sing.

CFCF News; 11.05 Program (NBC), 11.30 a.m. CBO Empire parade. CKAC. WABC Major Bowes" Capital Family to 12.30. 12 Noon CBO BBC News.

CFCF Radio City Music Hall. 12.30 p.m. CBO Salt Lake City Tabernacle Choir. CFCF, CKAC Ken Soble's Amateurs. 1.0 p.m.

CBO Old Country Mall, talk: 1.15 Music ror Moderns. CFCF Melodies. CKAC Musicale. 1.30 p.m. CBO Joint Recital.

CKAC News; 1.45-Curtls Ensemble. 2.00 CBO Sonata Series. CFCF, WJZ Treasure Tales of Song CKAC To be announced. 2.30 p.m. CBO Devotional Service.

CFCF Salon Silhouettes. CKAC News; 2.35 Buddy Clark, songs. 3.00 p.m. CBO, CKAC Columbia Broadcasting Symphony: Harold Barlow, conductor to 4.30. The program: overture ana jjream music irom Hansel and Gretel," by Humperdlnck; Symphony No.

101 in minor by Haydn; Motoren Walzer, Champagner Polka, Telegraflsche De- peschen Walzer, Schnellpost Polka and Bang schichten walzer by johann Strauss. Jr. CFCF Program (WJZ). 3.30 p.m. CFCF, WJZ Choral Group.

4.00 p.m. CFCF Sunday at Home. 4.30 p.m. CBO. CFCF Basin Street Chamber Music Society.

CKAC To be announced. 5.00 p.m. CBO Church or the Air. CFCF, WJZ Bobby Byrne's orch. CKAC WABC To be announced.

WEAF, WTIC, WGY Yvette, vocalist, with Paul Laval's orch; 5.15 Three Cheers, vocal trio. 5.30 p.m. CBO Band Music. CFCF, WJZ Voice of Hawaii, musi cal program. CKAC, WABC Flow Gently.

Sweet Rhythm, with John Kirby's Maxlna Sullivan, vocal soloist, and the Golden Gate Quartet. WEAF WGY Will Osborne's orch. WTIC Melodic Strings. 5.45 P.m. CBO The BBC News from London; 6.15, Band Music.

6.00 p.m. Gray Gordon's orch. CKAC To be announced. WEAF. WGY The Cathollo Hour.

WJZ News; 6.05 Gray Gordon's orch. WABC Fun In Print, quia program. WTIC New England program. 6.30 p.m. CBO The World Today, review ol the week's war news.

CFCF Newscast. WEAF, WGY Beat the Band, Quiz how. with Ted Weem's orch. to 7.00. WJZ Cavalcade of Hits; Charles Dant's orch.

Male Quartet and soloists. WABC Gene Autry's Melody Ranch. WTIC News. 6.45 p.m. CBO News.

CFCF Secret Agent, sketch. WTIC Fluff erettes. 7.00 p.m CBO String group. CFCF Concert Hail. CKAC Talk; 7.15 Accordlana.

WTIC. WJZ, WGV (mm fhl. rope by NBC representatives. hui-news oi tnu worm. 7.30 p.m.

CBO Canadian Grenadier Guards Band. CFCF Studio program. WEAF Bandwagon. WJZ World's Fair Band. WABC Adventures ot Ellery Queen.

7.45 p. CFCF Sports review. CKAC Markowski Concert Trio. 8.00 p.m. CBO.

CFCF, WJZ Sunday Night Concert; summer symphony orchestra directed by Edwin MacArthur to 9.00. CKAC, WABC Columbia Workshop, WOR American Forum of the Air to 9.00. WGN Capitol Comments; 8.15 Orch 8.30 p.m. CKAC Andante. WABC Musical Game; Jot.

nny oreen orcn. WGN To be announced. 9.00 p.m. CBO Carry On! feature, presentation CFCF To be announced. CKAC Rhythmic Melodies.

5.30 p.m. CBO Musical program. CFCF Irene Wicker, 1 1 n's stories. CKAC La Rue Princlpale. 5.45 p.m.

CBO BBC News to 6.15. CFCF Bud Barton, serial. CKAC Madeleine et Pierre. 6.00 p.m. CBO BBC news (starts at 5.45).

CFCF To be announced; 6.05 Dinning Sisters, vocal trio. CKAC Sports: 6.10. Chansonettes. WEAF Ll'l Abner, sketch. WJZ News; 6.05 Dinning Sisters, vocal trio.

WABC News; 6.05. Edwin C. Hill. WTIC News and weather. WGY News; 6.05, Variety program.

6.15 p.m. CBO Musical program. CKAC Becassine. WEAF Glenn Garr's orch. WJZ Sports news; 6.25-Gordon Gif-ford, baritone.

WABC Hedda Hopper's Hollywood. WTIC Batteese Hccmself. WGY Superman. 6.30 p.m. CBO CFCF Carson Robinson, Buckaroos.

CKAC To be announced; 6.35. La Famine Gauthler. WEAF Capt. Tim Healy's Stamp Club. WJZ Jose Bethencourt's orch.

WABC News. WTIC Jack Says Ask Me Another. WGY Jerry Brannon, songs. 6.45 p.m. CBO Sing the Blues, with Norma Locke and the Harry Thompson quartet.

CFCF Easy Aces. CKAC Les Nouvelles de Chez-Nous. WEAF Sports column. WJZ, WTIC Lowell Thomas, news. WABC The World Today.

WGYt-Lco Bolley's sports. 7.00 p.m. CBO London Calling. CFCF Musicale. CKAC, WABC Amos 'n' Andv.

WEAF, WTIC, WGY Fred Warlng's Pleasure Time. WJZ Dance music. 7.15 p.m. CBO Novelty program. CKAC Musical program.

WABC Lanny Ross, tenor. WEAF European News Roundup. WJZ Youths Tells Its Story. 7.30 p.m. 1 CBO Instrumental recital.

CFCF Uncle Troy. CKAC Nazairi et Barnabe. WEAF George Burns and Grade Allen, with Artie Shaw's orch. WJZ Concert by Coolldge String Quartet. WABC Sketch.

WGY Commentator on Current Events. 7.45 CBO How to be Well Informed. CKAC Don Juan of Song. WGY Your Neighbor. 8.00 p.m.

CBO With the Troop In England, feature broadcast. CFCF, WJZ Little or Hollywood, variety program. CKAC, WABC "So You Think You Know Music," quiz show with Ted Cott. m.c. WEAF, WTIC.

WGY', WLW James Melton, tenor; Francla White, soprano; mixed chorus, and Don Voorhee's Symphony Orchestra. WOR. WGN Play broadcast. 8.30 p.m. CBO Toronto Symphony Band.

CKAC Quiz of Two Cities. WEAF. WTIC, WGY. WLW Margaret Speaks, soprano, with symphony orch. directed by Alfred Wallensteln.

WJZ Washing-ton Merry-Go-Band. WABC Tom Howard and George Shelton, comedy team, with Ray Bloch's orch. and comedy vocal quartet. WGN The Lone Ranger. WOR Charlie Barnet's orch.

9.00 p.m. CBO, CKAC. WABC Radio Theater; Helen Hayes in "To the Ladles" to 10.00. CFCF, WJZ The Green Hornet, mys tery drama. WEAF.

WTIC, WGY, WLW Doctor I.Q.; quiz program. WGN Eddy Howard: 9.15 News. WOR Gabriel Heatter. news; 9.15, Glenn Miller's orch. 9.30 p.m.

CFCF To be announced. WLW Program (WEAF). WEAF, WTIC, WGY, WLW To be announced. WJZ Paul Martin music. WGN To be announced; 9.45 Your Music I.Q.

WOR Band Concert, conducted by Edwin Franko Goldman. 10.00 p.m. CBO. WEAF. WTIC, WGY', WLW Contented Program; with Opal Craven, the Lullaby Lady: the Contin entals, male quartet: and Percy Faith's orch.

with guest conductor. CKAC Lanny Ross, tenor. WJZ News. WGN, WOR Raymond Gram Swing, news analyst. WLW Program (WEAF).

10.15 p.m. CKAC Waltzes. WJZ Charlie Barnet's orch. WGN, WOR "Who Knows." 10.30 p.m. CBO Emily Carr's Notebook, talk.

CFCF, WJZ Adventure In Reading to 11.00. CKAC Le Journal Parle. WEAF Barry Wlnton's orch. WABC War News. WGN Harold Stoke's orch.

WOR Washington news. 10.45 p.m. CBO Horace Lapp's orch. CKAC, WABC Genevieve Rowe, so prano. WOR Program (WGN).

11.00 p.m. CBO The News. WEAF News. WJZ News: Ray Heatherton's orch. WABC Sport Time.

WTIC News. WGY News; 11.05. On with the dance. WLW Fred Warlng's orch. WGN Lew Diamond's orch.

WOR News. 11.15 p.m. CBO Interlude. CFCF Program (WJZ). WEAF Little Jack Little's orch.

WABC Ina Ray Hutton's orch. WTIC When Day Is Done; 11.45. Orch. (WEAF). WLW Fun at the Fair.

WGN News; 11.20 Blue Barron's orch. WOR Profit Trio. 11.30 p.m. CBO In tne Music Room. CFCF.

WJZ Jimmy Dorsey's orch. CKAC, WABC News; 11.35, Louis Prima's orch. WEAF, WTIC, WGY Jimmy Dorsey's orch. WGN, WOR Leo Relsman's orch. WLW To be announced; 11.45, Dance orch.

12.00 midnight CBO BBC program from London. agara Falls; secretary-treasurer. R. R. Fleming.

Guelph. It was decided to hold the 1841 convention in Kitchener. Entrance Results Of Almonte High School ALMONTE. July 5. (Special The following are th Almonte.

High school entrance results: Norma Adams. Doreen Ann-strong, Isobel Blaney, Sheldon Dunlop, Louis Emon H. Marguerite Evoy, Howard Gilmoux. Norma Houston, Gordon Hudson. Wilma Illingworth.

Douglas James. Joseph Jamieson. Lorca Jamieson, Donald Johnson. Marguerite Kenny. Ross Kirk.

Carman Lalonde, Stewart Lalonde, Grace LeMalstre, Ivan McAulifle. Doreen McDougall, Marjorie McGregor, Eva McLaren, Stuart McLean, Gordon McLellan. James Metcalfe, George Moreau H. Billie Naismith. Susie Pappin, Dorothy Pilkey.

Mary Proctor, Marion Rollins, Anna Scissons. Margaret Scissons, Joseph Scott. Raymond Shane, Bernice Smith. 1 Elaine Sutherland. John Sutherland.

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bands from dawn to noon; 19 and 25 m. bands from noon to sunset; 25, 31 and 49 m. bands from sunset to sunrise. SATURDAY, JULY 6. BERLIN 6.00 p.m.

Weekend Program. DJL, 15.11 19.9 m. LIMA, Peru 6.15 p.m. Program of Peru Automobile Club for American Listeners. OAK-4R, 15.15 19.S m.

BUDAPEST 7.35 p.m. "Hungarian March." HATS. 9.62 31.17 m. MOSCOW 8.00 p.m. Broadcast In English.

RV96, 15.24 19.9 RNE. 12 25 m. LONDON 9.15 p.m. "Despatch from the Front." GSD, 11.75 25.5 GSC, 9.58 31.3 m. TOKYO 9.30 p.m.

Radio Drama. JLS2. 17.84 16 8 m. ROME 9.40 p.m. Musical Program; Elizabeth Luln: "The Blbbiena Exhibition in 2R03, 31.15 2R04.

25.40 ni.r 2R06. 19.61 m. BERLIN 9.45 p.m. Lecture in Eng lish. DJL.

15.11 19.9 m. ROME 11.00 p.m. News in English. 2R03. 31.15 2R04.

25.40 2R06, 19.61 m. LONDON 11.00 p.m. "The Week's Programs." GSC. 9.58 31.3 m. LONDON 11.45 p.m.

"London Talk. GSC. 9.58 31.3 m. BERLIN 11.50 p.m. "Hot off the Wire." DJL, 15 11 19.9 m.

GUATEMALA 12.00 midnight Dance Music with the Marimba of the National Police Force. TGWA, 9.68 31 m. MOSCOW 4.00 a.m. English. Period.

RVs6, 15.34 19.7 m. SUNDAY, JULY 7. BERLIN 6.15 p.m. Operetta Melodies. DJL.

15.11 19.9 m. BUDAPEST 6.35 p.m. Hungarian Dance. HAT5, 9.62 31.17 m. MOSCOW 7.00 p.m.

Broadcast In English. RV96, 15.24 19.9 RNE. 12 25 m. LONDON 7.30 p.m. Full News Bulletin.

GSD, 11.75 25.5 GSC, 9.58 31.3 m. VATICAN CITY 8.30 p.m. News Broadcast and Comment, 9.5 31.06 m. ROME! 8.40 p.m. Opera; Band Concert: Light Music.

2R03. 31.15 2R04. 25 40 2R06, 19 61 m. BERLIN 9.30 p.m. American Musicians from Berlin.

DJL. 15.11 199 DJD. 11.77 25.4 DXB. 9.61 31.2 m. LONDON 10.00 p.m.

A Sunday Ser vice, use. 9.58 31.3 m. ROME 10.00 p.m. News in English. 2R03.

31.15 2R04, 25.40 2R06. 19.61 m. LONDON 11.00 p.m. Full News Bulletin. GSC, 9.58 31.3 m.

MOSCOW 3.00 a.m. English Period. RV96. 15.34 19.7 m. MONDAY, JULY BERLIN 5.30 p.m.

American Songs and Ballads. DJL, 15.11 19.9 m. BERLIN 6.15 p.m. Orchestral Concert. DJL.

15.11 19.9 m. LONDON 6.30 p.m. Talk: "The Empire at War." GSD. 11.75 25.5 GSC. 9.58 31.3 m.

BUDAPEST 6.35 p.m. Hungarian Folk Songs. HAT5, 9.62 31.17 m. MOSCOW 7.00 p.m. Broadcast In English.

RV96, 15.24 19.9 RNE. 12 25 m. RIO DE JANEIRO 8.00 p.m. Program In English. 10.22 29.5 m.

ROME 8.40 p.m. Venetian Songs: Organ Recital: Saxophone Soloist. 2R03, 31.15 2R04. 25.40 2R06, 1961 m. BERLIN 9.30 pm.

Club of Nations. DJL. 1511 19 9 DJD. 11.77 25.4 DXB, 9.61 31.2 m. ROME 10.00 p.m.

News In English. 2R03. 31.15 2R04, 25.40 2R06, 1961 m. GUATEMALA 10.00 m. Concert with First Military Band of Guatemala TGWA, 968 31 m.

LONDON 11.00 p.m. Full News Bulletin. GSC, 9.58 31.3 m. MOSCOW 3.00 ajn. English Pertod.

RV96, 15.34 19.7 m. Smiths Falls Pupils Pass in Music Exams SMITHS FALLS. July 5. Special) The folIowinR pupils were successful in examinations held recently by the Toronto Conserva tory of Music in Smiths Falls. The names are arranged in order of merit: Piano, associateship (A.T.C.M.), solo performers: Conditioned in performance, Orma Plant, Irma E.

Palmer; grade 9, pass, Shirley Keitel; grade 8, honors, Shirley Willows; pass, Eleanor M. Phillips; grade 7, pass, Mary Reid, Madeline Cousans; grade 6, pass, Olga Lloyd, Wilma G. Lock-wood (equal), Helene Thornbury; grade 4, pass, Joy M. MacGregor, Donald G. MacGregor, Albert R.

G. Maitland; grade 3. pass, Barbara Hicks, Phyllis Davidson; grade 2, honors, Jocelyn J. Brown, Ma'rjorle J. Camney, Anita Gird-wood (equal); pass, Doreen E.

Buchanan. Fern Montgomery, Delia E. Wright (equal), Doris E. Driver, Betty M. Cross.

Violin: grade 8, pass, Robert McLeod; grade 3, honors, Donald Rickard. Singing: grade 2, pass, Ruth Ain. Theory: grade 5. harmony, pass, Beulah L. C.

McRae; form, pass, Orma Plant; grade 3, history, honors, Ruth Ain; grade 2, first class honors, Thayer Robinson, Shirley Willows; honors, Mary Nichol; grade one, first class honors, Ora M. Klyne, Frona C. Hamilton; pass. Joanne Dietrich, Helene Thornbury Depart for Moscow PEIPING, July 5 Soviet Consul Serge Nikitin departed with his staff for Moscow today after closing the Peiping consulate, the last remaining soviet diplomatic, or consular office in Japanese-occupied China..