The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 19

TUESDAY. DECEMBER 22, 193. Any inaccuracies In tbesa programs arc th result o. last-minute changes by the broadcasting companies about nvhich The Journal has not been informed. (All times mentioned are TUESDAY, DEC.

22. CRCO OTTAWA. (WO Kilocycles) I Band Muilc. recording 5 15 Tba Monitor View Ul 3 30 Concert trio. 5tt Cloftlng Stock Quotation.

V00 En Dt riant. 7 (HV Ltuns Club Christ. Cheer 8 00- "The Day of Dentin. radio drama 1 Musical Tapcstrv iMRN). ft (10 Friendly tn-iniM.

30 Music to Remember. 00 National Sin -urns ,0 30 Chatting Uh the LUtener 45 Canadian Presi Newt Bulletin. 1 00 Lion liud (nruuna inter. FOR LITTLE FEET We have a varied selection of clippers for boys and girls tipper style, strap models or veretts. in blue, red.

brown, wine, patent. Prlrrd from 75c to 1.15 urr.i rim I rc 5 7 10 11 7 7 7 I 9 Eastern Standard). CKCO OTTAW (tlt Kilocycles; 00 The Tea Dance. 43 Hoot Club ChrUtmu ChecT broadcatt; Grattan Leary. apeaker.

00 Dance Orchestra 00 The World at Work and Play." 15 Lions Club Chriitnia Cheer. CFRB TORONTO. (4M KUocycleS) 00 Mining Broadcair. 15 Kventide Melodiei. 30 Pinto Pote.

7.45 lexter Randolph on Canadian Mountaineers 30 Ken Murray and Ru Morgan's Orchestra. 00 Fred Waring'! Pennaylvantana. 30 Canadian Mountaineers. MADE IN CANADA MODEL E-56X in 45 Official Observer. QO Newirat, Cluo HJOHl Kemp Orchestra.

1130 George Olaen Qrcheatra. CFCF MONTREAL. KllocyelB I oo Capt. Dickinson Organ ReciUl. 30 Little forum 00 Trie Family Theatre.

9 30 Fred AsUire and Johnny Green's Orchestra. 10 30 Ir Quest of Beauty. 10 45 Man Power. M. 00 Late Sporting Newt.

11.06 Newscast. IMS Top Hatter. I I 30 Frank i Master's Orchestra. 12.00 Jerry Blaine's Orchestra. 12 30 Mario Bragglottl'a Orchestra CKAC MONTREAL.

1M KUocyclM) 6 Is Walts Tim. S.30 lHcur. RM.rc.Uv.. 700 Variety. 7 IS L.

Cur. d. I SO "L'Scl Hrxk.v At Air. 1 00 Th. Provincial Hour, lecture.

1 00 Wartng'a Penn.ylvanlan.. .30 Olrls" Orchestra and Jules Jacob, lenor. ID 00 Th. of ehe Parly. 10 13 Cavaliers.

10 3o Newscast. 10 4A Mark Warnow and Orchestra II oo Sport, reporter. 11 05 Ha! Kemp and Orchestra 11.30 George Ols.0 and Orchestra. I I I I I Mm'i Dress Shoes. Overshoes, Smart (pats.

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oc" RADIO t-uc LIMITED CO. A. Buy Your New General Electric Radio direct raoa. aotTsmFimul ThUT.UMn IT Ottawa Electric Building Queen 220 T1TE OTTAWA JOURNAL "13 TONIGHT'S SfcUECTIONS i By M. T.

Ir.n. B.es.ley, tonga Leo R.lsraaa Orchestra MARTHA HAYH. soe.is Ben Bernie Orchestra Fred Warlal orchestra Fred Aatalr. and Uueets Rupert Hnghea Hoar Frank tiaaoa Band Canadian Press News Hal Kemp Orchestra -George Olsen Orchestra Henry Basse Orchestra Jack UlU. Orchestra I.W-WABC ittvr tr WJZ ae WABC I.

wrAr WABC ta.M wjz lata t'co 1 l.M ABC II. WABC 12.M WBAr it WON 12 00 Vincent Lopez and Orchestra. 12.30 Bobby Meeker and Orchestra. WEAF-NBC SYSTEM (CM KUerVrtoa, 0 00 Science in the New Dr. Arthur Com ton, director.

8 20 Addressee 30 Press Hadlo New. 6 3.S Tom Thomas, baritone (145 Bt.lv and BeUy dramaiic jktch 7 00 Amos 'n' Andv. 7 15 The Voice of Experience. 7 30 Helen Traubel, soprano 7 45 Henrik WUlem Van Loon author. 8 00 Johnny with Leo Reisman.

cnaries Martin Thrill, and Company; John A. Johnson, guest soeaker. 8 30 Wayne King and his Orchestra I 9 00 Sidewalk Interview conducted by Wallace Butterworth and Park i 9 30 Fred Astaire. with Johnny Green'a Orchestra: Charles But terworth. comedian, and Trudv Woods, vocalist: Francia' White.

i soprano; Conrad Thlbault. bari tone. 1C 30 Jimmy Fldler Hollywood Goa 1 sip. 10 45 Roy Campbell'i RovaHfiU. 05 Clem McCarthy Sport shots.

11 15 Top Hatters dance orchestra. 11 30 Johnny Himp'i Orchestra. 12 00 Shandor. violinist. 12.08 Henrv Buie' Orchestra 12.30 Gua Arniieim a Orchestra.

WJZ-NBC SYSTEM. (769 Kilocycles) 8 05 Tony Russell, songs. 6 15 Animal Close-up Stones Don Lane hy 8 23 Stage Relief Fund program. 8 30 Press-Radio News. 6 5 Annette King, contralto.

8 45 Lowell Thomas. 7.00 Eay Aces comedy sketch featuring Jane and Goodman Ace. 7 3 My Battle With Lite-Jamec Braddock, dramatic sketch. 7 30 Lum and Abner comedy sketch. 7 45 Vivian Delia Chiesa.

soprano. 8 00 Musical dra.matlut.on starring Louise Masey and The Westerners: John Milton, narrator. 9 30 Edgar A. Guest in Welcome Val leydramatic Jnaaanh Gallicchio's orchestra. 9 00 Ben Bernie and All the Lads-Patsy Kelly, stage and screen comedienne, guest artist.

9 30 Husbands and Wives conducted i by Sedlry Brown and Allie -Lowe Miles. ItVOO Concert Band, direction Frank i Simon: dramatization 10.30 Bishop and the Garaoyle crime 1 story drama. 1105 Christmas Carols. 11 3tv Frank ie Masters" orchestra. 12 00 Jerry Blame's orchestra.

1230 Mario Bragelotti'a orchestra WABC-Columbia System. Kilocycles 8 00 Addresses. 8 30 Press-Radio News. 833 Del Casino, songs. 45 "Renrr-w of the Mounted." dramatic sketch.

7 00 Jack Fulton, tenor, and Frank-ivn MacCormack. poetic reader. 15 Sportcait Ted Hustng. 7 30 Irene Beasley and the Jesters. 7.45 Boake Carter, news commentator.

8 00 Hammersleln Mulc Hall; Lucy iaiianun. Foprano: Jerry iwann. comedian: Mu.lc Hall Orchrstra 8 30 Al Jolson. Rid Silver. romeaiin: Mr'na nave, eccen-tnc singer, and Victor Yosim') vrcnesira On Wartng'a Pennsylvanian.

9 30 Rupert Hugnes. mater of fer-mnn Frank Forrest; tenor 'Benny Goodman Band and I Georgie Stoll a Orche.tra. Ruth! Chatterton and Cary Grant in "A Marriage Has Been Ar- i ranged" 10 30 Mark Warnow Blue Velvet i Orchestra. i 11 00 Hal Kemp and his orchestra II SO George Olsen and his orchestra. 1200 Vincent Lopez and hts Orches- i tra.

12 30 Bobby Meeker and his orchestra WLW CINCINNATI. (1M KUorycles) I 8 00 The Johnson 8 15 Jimmy James Orchestra. 8 30-r-Bob Newhall. sports commentator. 4 43LoweH Thomas, news comments- i tor.

mn mr' 7 is oca Vaueliei ''ItVufn and Abner 7 4a Jack Randolph and his Music. 8 OO Leo Orchestra 8 30 Edgar A. Guest, 9 00 Ben Bernle and alt the Lads. 8 30 True Detective Mvstenes. 10 00 Band Concert 1030Jtmmy Fiddler and his Hollywood Gossip.

10 4. Anson Weeks' Orchestra 11 00 Paul Sullivan, news commentator. 11 IS The Queen's Minstrel. 1130 Clyde Trask Orchestra. 11 45 Rudy ValteVs Orchestra.

12 00 Moon River, organ and poems 1230 Ous Arnheim Orchestra. 1 00 Al Kavelin's Orchestra. 1 30 Benny Merolt i Orchestra. WGN CHICAGO. Kllorrriei) i 00 Tom.

Dick sod Harrv 15 RuhlnofT and Hts Violin a 30 Litten to This. oo Gabriel Heatter. news commen-tutor. 9 15 Bob Becker, dog rhata. 8 30 Hej Norvos Orchetra 49 Tomorrow's New, i t52 Qutn Ryan a sports shots 10 00 Borden Glee Club.

10 30 The Northerner 11.00 Lfttle Jack Little a Orchestra. 11 IS Kay Kyxer'a Orchestra 11 .10 -Freddy Martin i Orchestra. 12 00 Dance Orchestra. 12 30 Little Jack Lit tie's Orrhe.tra. 1 00 At Kavelin's Orcrtera 1 30 Red Kotvo's 3.00 Dick Jurren' Orrhetra.

Philip Gardner Dies Suddenly Philip Gardner, veteran lumberman of the Lower Gatineau district, died suddenly at his Ironside. home on Monday, at the age of 84. He had been in vigorous health, and though retired for a few year from active employment, did occasional work with the Canadian International Pap Company as late as the past Summer. Mr. Gardner was a scaler, and had worked fdr- the company from its early days as the Gil-mour-Hughson firm.

His wife, the fortner Mary La-tendrttse, predeceased him nine years ago, as well as two; sons. Richard, who was killed overseas, ond Horace. He is mourned by two sons. Joseph, of Wrightvllle, at present with J. R.

Booth. Limited, at Fort Coulonge, Que, and Charier Gardner, of Ironside; one daughter, Mrs. C. T. Bennett, at home; number of grandchildren and one great grand-child; and a brother, Horace Gardner, of Bay-port, The funeral wiU likely be held tieW from Ma lata residence.

Ironside, on Thursday morning, to St. Stephen's Church, Old Chelsea, for requiem high mas. end Interment in the parish cemetery. Sea Grade Allen) THAT a girl 1 sillv to In a man kiss hrr in a taxicab It not only bad taste, but when a man has got his eyes on a meter he certainly hasn't got his minrl on his kissing cm A Short wave- PBOGPAMS TUESDAY, DEC. 22.

World-Wide Selections BERLIN. 5.15 Conet-t an Armv Band. OO The Kalfidotrope of Opera- D3D, DJC. LONDON. 8 i5 A Recital of rots Sonii.

flSB. f.4 Chrlttma Pieces (Pianoforte) GSD. GERMANY. BERLIN. DJT) 11.770 KrV (25.49 in.) DJC 15.200 Kca.

(19.74 4 50 German Folk Song 4 55 Greetings to Our Listeners. 5 00 Reich Spoit Leader 5 15 Concert by an Army Band. 5 45 News in German. 6 00 The Kale.dOM.upe of Opera. 7.15 Today In Germany.

7.30 Chamber Music. 8.15 News In English. 8 JO Women's Hour. '8 45 Saxophone and Piano. 9.00 News in German.

9.15 Light Concert 1 ft 30 News in Spanish. 10 45 Greetings to Our Luteners. ENGLAND The following frequencies will be used HIS Mrs. 125 13 C.8C S.58 Mrs. (31 12 in G8B il Mrs.

(31.55 P.M. 6 00 Big Ben Jo Loss and his Band. 8 30 "Imperial Affairs." 8 45 Scou Songs. TOO Second Cricket Test Match: Australia v. England.

7 15 Organ Recti ai 7.40 News and Announcements. 7 45 Greenwich Time Signal OSD 11.75 Mrs. (25.51 in.) OSC S.38 Mcs. (31.32 9 00 nig Ben Christmas Variety. 9 31 "Imperial Affairs." 10 10 "Turn Round.

10 40 News and Announcements 10 45 Greenwich Time Signal WEDNESDAY. t.SF IV 14 Mrs. (I9JI2 GSB 9.51 Mrs. (31J5 A. 00 Big Ben Street Show 9 30 Brau Band canrert 10 30 The Policeman Lot 10 45 Empire Magazine 11.30 The News and Announcements 1143 Greenwich Time Signal.

11 50 John MacArthur Quintet. C.SI f3.2f Mrs. (19.88). GRO 11.75 Mr. (25 53 ml GSB 9.51 Mrs.

(31.55 i P. M. 12 15 Btg Ben Food for Thought." 12.37 BBC Dance Orchestra 1 00 Greenwich Time Signal -loo News and Announcements. 1 20 Folk-songs. 2 40 BBC Military Band.

3 10 "Sou Lights and Sweet Music John Gunn, 86,. feared the roof of his implement shed would be blown off by a gale. The farmer was instantly killed while repairing the roof. He was, blown 90 feet by a strong giM of wind. COAL SCOTCH ANTHRACITE Cobbles and Stove HALL FUEL COMPANY 13 PRESTON STREET Carting X3fil 2Jl tjtt diaUbi rem wistinohoisi BtADIOTBONI ORME LIMITED US IF AMI IT.

Q. SIM WISTtNOnol'Se KADIOTBON Dtatnt Bryson-Graham Laa. "Ottawa's Ora.tnt (- 'pis iiVlOR GLASS! Refuse to Call Holiday Smiths Falls Council Rejects Boxing Day. SMITHS FALLS, Te (Special) A deaf ear was turned tonight by Smith! Fall" municipal council to a petition ifnl by 20 retail merchants aaklng thit Boxing Day, December 26, be declared a public holiday. Acting Mayor J' J.

Bradley pointed out that although the request rime from the merchants, many others had made requests that the petition be not acted on. When the question was put to a vote, the members were unanimous in their decision not to observe the dav. I Councillor Peter Lever, attending his last meeting, charged that I all was not well in relief matters, declaring he knew of a man on relief who had played J8 in slot machines. The councillor was advised to take the complaint and evidence to the relief committee. Councillor T.

C. McNabb, also a defeated candidate for 1937 council, also alleged Irregular practices by relief men were being ajlowed to pass unchecked. The question of a residential district bylaw whicn was to have been discussed was allowed to stand over when not sufficient council members were prseent to deal with a bylaw. Meeting in final session for 1838, council passed accounts for pay ment totalling llJ.r.li.uu. I Reeve Craig Heads Diamond Cheese Co.

KINBUKN, Dec. 21. (Special.) The annual meeting of the Diamond Cheese and Butter Company was held on Saturday afternoon, at the factory, with a fair attendance, the president. Reeve Stuart Craig, presiding. O.

G. Laughlin, secretary-treasurer, read the financial report, showing a good balance for the season's operations. Dairy Instructor H. W. Cunningham, of Arnprior, gave an address.

The total number of pounds of milk received at the factory was 1.766.716; cheese manufactured. pounds, for which was received $21,400.19. The average price of butter-fat for the season was 30.97, and the average selling price for cheese was 13.23. Average test for season, 3 4, and the average milk to make one pound of cheese was 10 92 pounds. Butter manufactured, 4,296 pounds.

S. E. Baird presided for election of officers, which resulted as follows: President, Reeve Craig; secretary treasurer and salesman. Oliver Laughlin; directors, Clif-! ford M. Findlay, Lester Laugh- lin, Lome Craig.

John F. Wilson, -j Lowrie -Stevenson and Xaltipbell Baird; auditors, Harvey Cavanagh and Lester Laughlin. Cheese- i maker W. P. Hanna was re- -j engaged for another year.

Honored Before Leaving Hawkesbury Dec. 21. (Special.) On the occasion of his departure tor his home In Patterson, W. C. Van Voorhees, a resident of this town for the past six years and local manager of the B.

C. David Silks, was the of iar.ly- I lenoeo joint innrrierrn nt the TlalvTfesTJury Rotary Club and the Hawkesbury Curling Club, held in Grenville. on Saturday vMung. Kite fter seeral addresses, to which Mr. Van Voorhees replied briefly.

Rev. A. J. Bark, pastor of St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, on behalf of the Rotary Club, pre-aented him with an honorary life membership in the club and a set of pipes and case, while S.

C. McGibbon, on behalf of the curling club, made the presentation of a curling cap. Since taking up residence here. Mr. Van Voorhees had always taken a keen interest in the affairs of both clubs.

H. M. Mooney, president of the Rotary Club, occupied the chair. Two Sisters Die Within 24 Hours PEMBROKE, Der. 22.

(Special) Less than 24 hours after her sister's death, Mrs. William Dickson, highly respected resident of this town, died st her home Sunday in her 8pth year. Her only sister, Mrs. Daniel McLeese died at her home on Goiver Line. Wcstmeath Township, late Saturday night.

Mrs. Dickson was born in Beachburg. a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Davidson.

She resided in Stafford Township for many years following her marriage to William Dickson, who predeceased her by 14 years. She war a member of Calvin United Church. Surviving are Ave daughters, Mrs. William Foster. Toronto Mrs.

H. Coburn, Pembroke; Mrs. Robert Goudie, Pembroke Town ship; Muses Martha and Annie, at home; one brother, William Davidson. Beachburg. One ton.

James, was killed overseas. The funeral service will be held I at her home Wednesday afternoon, and burial will be In Beachburg United cemetery. FITZROY COUNC IL. KINBURN, Dec. 22.

(Special). The final meeting of Fitiroy Township Council was held in the council hall with Reeve Stuart Craig presiding. All coun-i clllors and clerk were present. Nominations will be on December i 2t, at one o'clock, with elections on January 4. All accounts for the year were paid and a financial statement ordered to be printed.

TRAIN ARMTES tATE. QUEBEC, Dec. 21 A Canadian Pacific Railway' train frOm-MoftV real, delayed by what railway officials described as mechanical trouble In the locomotive, reached here today 1 1-2 hours late. The rare silversword plant Is found only in the Hawaiian Islands, in the crater of Haleakata, and on the slopes of three high peaks on the Island of Hawaii. TO MAKE YOUR MERRY AND BRIGHT be sure you have plenty of CANADA DRY Nothing adds much to the gaiety of any occasion as the Champagne of Ginger Ales.

It is known all. over the world as Canada's Ambassador of Good Cheer. famed for its joyous sparkle, its mellow flavour and matchless qual- course youll want to have plenty nf this fine old Canadian beverage on hand for the holidays these gaily-dfessid, handy home cartons, at regular prices, are one of the most convenient ways to buy Canada Dry. Why not get a carton or two today io youH have an ample supply when friends drop in and for your many holiday festivities. These smart holiday packages make a thoughtful gift for the list of friends you must remember.

CANADA DRY Qhampagne of Qingerlesn Containing 6 regular 12-oi. bottles 75 or 4 large family-size bottles 80 (Ms, Srfmt) A convenient, economical way to buy Canada Dry and an attractive gift for frienda. s. Ottawa" TemplenCholr Sings at Hospitals The Ottawa Temple Choir ol 45 male voices delighted Inmate of the Perley Home, Ottawa ClvW Hospital, and Ottawa General Hospital on Monday evening witH a choral program of Christmas carols and hymns. The choir was directed by H.

Brarnwell Bailey, assisted by H. Huggins. in jifi ''JJtlBtjajVA. uni0Caf'ff.