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MONDAY, JULY 12. THE OTTAWA J0TJENAL, SATCEDAT. 5TLT II. lMt- Jl RADIO PROGRAMS Kemptville Bowlers Defeat Brockyille KEMPTVILLE. July 9.

(Spe Concert Highlights ATUBDAT. 1.JS Jv WJZ ABC. ABC Symphony. Paul Whlteman presides over the ABC Symphony In th second broadcast of hi "Gershwin Memorial" with Zarl Wild. 30 Concert Hour.

00 Adventure. 30 Songs. 45 Lyric Trio. 10 00 News. 10 15 Talk.

10.30 Varieties. 11.00 News. SATURDAY, JULY 10. troit. outpointed Charley Salaa.

145H. Phoenix, ArU, (10). NEWBURGH. N.V. Billy Fox.

173, Philadelphia, stopped Cliff Koerkle. 183. Bsyonne. LONG BEACH. NY.

Ssl Richie. 131, Brooklyn, knocked out Al Hersh, 149. New York (9). cial) Kemptville lawn bowlers took two of three games from the Brockville Club in a St Law pianist, and Kay Armen and Johnny Thompson, vocalists, aa soloists. Gershwin's "Cuban Overture" will open th broadcaat.

Th vocalista will unit In a -roup of songs after which Whlteman will present a. feature Then and 8 'Wonderful will be oiayed In a modern rence League fixture and gained four points in the lesgue stand fnfffpitiE'b'tRnwiT Jqc Ul Thompson and Miss Armen will sins ing. another croup and Wild will Beard Rinks and skips were: in the American composer's "Concerto in with th orchestra. Ksmptvtlle. BreckvUle.

1L Solution1 te Puasle on Page CBO OTTAWA. 1 Kilocycles, A.M. 7 00 Wak Up. 7.30 News. 7 33 Wake Up.

7.S8 Melody Highlight. 00 Nsws. IS Devotional. .30 Musical March Past. OS Musical.

13 Breakfast Club. 8.42 Nelson Invite d. 10.00 Fred Waring. 10.30 Interlude. 10.33 Piano Interlude.

10.45 Song Shop. 11.00 Road of Life. 11.13 Big 8 later. 11 30 Musical. 11.45 Laura Limited.

PJf. 13 00 BBC New. 13.1S Lucy Linton. 13.30 Ont. Farm Bdcat 1.00 News.

Weather. 1.15 Harold Turner. 1.30 Musical. 1.45 Can. Amateur Golf Tournament 3.00 Bemi Braden.

3.15 Claudia. 3.30 Variety Box. 3 00 Lit BeautlfuL 3.15 Ma Perkins. 3.30 Pepper Young 3.45 Right to Happl- it PA WNBC. Symphony Orchestra.

Hans Schwi-er will be suest conductor with the IBC Symphony. Mozart's "Haffner" Svmnhonv No. 33 in and Tchaikov V1ta sky -Capriccio Italien" will be the concert's featured works. Also programmed are two of Debussy's "Noc R. McKinatry B.

Main waring A. Shaver H. Carr F. Friend J. Hartley E.

Marshall. A. Campbell, skip 30 skip 1 D. Leavttt A. Bottas E.

Wilson Dr. Schutt G. Louck R. Gibson J. Kennedy, T.

Brady. skip 17 aklp 14 G. Patterson J. Richardson H. Keetsn R.

Coy! S. Elliott H. Taylor Dr. Patterson. J.

Johnston. skip 13 skip 30 50 33 turnes lor orchestra" ana tn -overture to an Italian by the contemporary Australian composer, Arthur Benjamin. Softball Notes In a free-hitting inter-staff game between the Ottawa Newspaper Subscription a a "married men" and "single last night, the bachelors came out on top with a 30-9 win. Winning pitcher waa Maurice Liver-noia, with Rene Poulin catching. For the "married men" Armand Ethier and Rollie Granger shared hwling duties.

Wilfred Leblanc completed the battery. CBO OTTAWA. 10 Kilocycles. MM BBC New. IS 1 Hpuits CoUrt.

1 SO Musical 1 00 and Weather. US World Oiurch NeWS- 1-J0 Concert Favor-tte. 1 90 Olympic Trials. a 1 Musical. X) Dana Cup Ten- ma 1 30 Olympic Trial.

a. 45 Musical. 4.00 Mmo Front Laka 4. SO Olympie Trials "4 ta Oana Cup Ten-rue SO Musical US Dana Cub Tennis. 145 Musical 4 00 Pgiu Summary.

IS New. CiS Westher and Sports. JO Divertimento. -45 Sports This Weak. TOO Mart Gisele TJ5 Canadian Short Stories.

JO Aiiudalo Chorua 145 Thia Week. 00 Prairie Schooner. 90 Dream Tim. 00 News. 1 .10 CaUrary Stamps 40 Serenade In Rhythm 10 00 Radio City Play house.

Serenata. 1 1 00 Hewan Calls. -1 Lawreae WeOt 0O News CFKA OTTAWA. S44 Kilocycle, la 00 JSews. 12.05 Musical Inter-tad.

11U-Farmers Fadera- SUNDAY. pjB. CBO. CBS Symphony. Lalnsdorf Is guest conductor in an all-Wagner program featuring Eileen Fan-ell as soprano soloist.

Th first portion of -the program Includes th overture to -me Mcistersinser in oieginea Idyll, and th- Prelude to Act 111 of 12 45 Sons of too Bucks roos. 1 05 Pops Concert. 1 3 05 Easy Listening a 05 Show Time. 4.05 Teen and Twenty Club. OS Saturday Serenade.

10 Hit Parade. JO Jungle Jim. 45 Broadway Re vue. 7.00 Spotlight Revue. 1.30 Cuckoo Clock House.

00 Twenty Ques tion. JO Stop Me If You've Heard This One. 00 Murder at Mid night, JO Dance Orchestra 10 00 Orchestra. 11 15 Spin Man. men HULL.

10 sUlecycle. lSOO-jWhll Dining. ia 30 Farm Broadcast. 1 O0 Musical 1 15 News. 1.30 Songs: 1.00 Operatic Arias.

00 Musical. 9 30 Songs. 5.45 Pgm. Summary. 00 Social Event.

15 News. 30 Musical. 45 Modem Music. 7.00 Sportscast. 7.30 Religious.

7 45 Theatre. 00 'The Good Old Days." 00 Musical. a 30 Romance from Paris. 45 Biographies. 10 00 News.

10J0 Varieties: 11.00 News. CKAC MONTREAL, lit Kilocycles. p.M. 7 00 Mind- Your Own Business. 7.30 Music HaH 7.45 Political Actualities.

00 Pans Songs. JO Jtostaigie. 00 Sing It Again. 1000 Orchestra Parade. 10.45 News.

11.00 Sports. 11.15 Songs. 11.30 Ray Anthony. 1100 New. 1105 George Town.

12.30 Danes Orch. 1.00 Dane Music. 100 News. Lohengrin Alter tn intermission will be hesrd three excerpt from Goetterdaemmerung' Siegfried's Minute Mysteries Solution to problem on page X. He' bad sweetened the first demi-tasse served him! There is, so to speak, the microscope of judgement.

Rousseau, Rhine Journey, the Funeral March and th Immolation Scan. Fights Last Night By tn Associated Prsis. HOLLYWOOD. Calif. Harold 'Jones, 138V4, De- 1.15 Town and Country.

30 Christian Faith Hour, a 00 UN News. 9 03 Union National 10 CI Rancho Grande. Box Saturday Night. 10.00 Headlines. 10.03 Juke Box Saturday Night.

10.30 News. 10.40 Sports Summary. 10.45 Union Nation-ale. 11.00 News It Sports. 11.10 Eleven-Ten Express.

12 00 Union Nation-ale. 11 05 Midnight Club Car 100 New. WiZ ABC. 77 Kilocycles. 7.00 Challenge of the Yukon.

7.30 Famous Jury Trial. 00 Which Way Democracy? 8 30 "The Amazing Mr. Malone 00 Gangbusters. JO "What's My Nam?" 10 00 Professor Quiz. 10 JO Hayloft Hoe-down.

11.00 News. 11 15 Tris Coffin. 11.30 Miguellto Vatdei. 12.00 Johnny Olson. WNBC.

Its Kilocycle. 7.30 Curtain Tuna. .00 George Olaen, 30 Carman Caval- laro. 9 00 Your Hit Parada. 9 JO Can You Top ThU 10.00 Radio City Playhouse.

10.30 Grand Ola Opry 11.00 Biorn Bjornson. 11.15 W. W. Chaplin. 11.30 Morton Downey.

11.30 Richard Himber. 1200 News. WCBS. SI Kilocycles. 7 00 St.

Louis Municipal Opera 7.30 Serenade. 100 Sing It Again. 9.00 Moray Amsterdam. 9.30 It Paya To Ba Ignorant 10.001 Lets Dane. 11.00 News.

11.15 Buddy Moreno. 1130 Galen Drake. 1X00 News. MONDAY. p.m WNBC.

Concert Hoar. Donald Voorhee con ducting. Cloa Ilmo. Italian contralto. will guest soloist, an win sing two well-loved contralto aria Stride la Vamps'' from verars opera, "II Trovatore ana ine i-ara Scene" from th Bizet opera.

"Car CJAD MONTREAL. SSS KUecycles. 700 News. 7.05 Mske Believ Ballroom. 7.15 Did I Say That? 7.30 Th 4 Knight.

7.45 Thie is th Story 7.50 Sport. g.OO New. 10 Hit of th Day. .15 Strike Up the Band, 30 Phllo Vance. 00 Union Nationals 09 Headline.

.15 Guy Deaaulnier CCF Candidate. 30 Paul Tempi, Detective. 10.00 UN News. 10.08 Flahlng with Izaak Hunter. 10.15 Essy Ace.

10 30 Nsws. 10.40 Sports. 10.45-i-Unlon National 11.00 News and Sports 11.10 Eleven-Ten Express. 13.00 Union National 13.05 Midnight Club-Car. 1.00 News.

CKAC-MONTRBAL. IIS Kilocycle. P.M. 7.00 News. 7.05 Interlude.

7.15 Music Hall. 7 30 Id Laflamme. 7 48 Music HaU. 8.00 Concert. 8 30 Songs.

00 Music For You. (.30 Treasury Bandstand. 45 Jerry Wayne 10.00 Inner Sanctum. 10.30 Concordia. 1045 News.

11.00 porta. 11.15 Songs. 11.30 Tony Pastor. 13.00 News. WJZ ABC.

77 Kilocycles. 7.00 Headline. 7.15 Elmer Davis. 7 30 Lone Ranger. 00 Sound Off 30 Stars in the Night 8.00 DemocrsUc National Convention.

10.45 Arthur Gaeth. Nsws. 11.00 Nws. 11. 15 Jo Hasel.

1 1 .30 Gems for Thought. 11.35 Ski ten Henderson. I 13 00 Johnny Olaen. WNBC. 888 KUecycles.

7 00 Supper Club. 7 18 New. 7 30 Art Vsn Damfne Quintet 748 H. V. Katten- bom.

8.00 Cavalcade of America. 30 Eleanor Steber, soprsno. O0 Concert Hour. 830 Dr. I.

10.00 Contented Pro- gram. 10 30 Trad Waring. 11.15 News. men" and the concert selection Everybody's Talking about the way we clean formats JOHN J. L'EIE, son of Dr.

and Mrs. O. N. Urle, 304 Harmer avenue, who was called to the Bar at Osgoode Hall recently. He is a graduate at Queen's University 1941; served Overseas aa a Lieutenant with the Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa; was wounded in action in Normandy, July.

1944; hospitalized in Eng-land and returned to Canada in November, 1944 for. further treatment. After retirement from the Army in 1945 he attended Osgoode Mr. Urie will be associated with the legal firm of Mcllraith St Mcllraith. Still aa the by Bobm and by TirlndelU II Musical Inter lude.

30 Five-Minute Mysteries. 35 Interlude. 30 Silver and CrystaL 7.00 News. 7.15 Stiver and Crystal. 7.30 Mr.

Who. 7.35 Interlude. 7.4S Stardust. 00 Lyn Murray. (.30 Studio 54.

45 Tell Me Stranger .00 News and Sports .15 Mazvule Merrymakers. JO Nine-Thirty NovelUa. 10.00 Morris burg Music Hall. 10.30 Less Back and Listen. 11.00 News.

11.15 Off th Record. 1.00 News. CKCO OTTAWA, 131 Kilocycles. A.M. 45 Agricultural Club.

7.05 Top of th Morning. 05 Record Gems and Jul. Town Crisr. 11.15 Joyce" Marvin. 11.30 Memory Tim.

P.M. 1105 Ballads by Rrito 13.15 Artega Presents. 13.45 Knight of the Air lane. 1.05 Pops Concert. SOS Market Basket 3 35 Songmaksrs.

3.30 Eaay Listening. 3.05 Show Time. 4.05 Teen and Twenty Club. 3 05 Walts Time. 5.30 Record Rambling with Ramsay.

.40 Songs by th Flr4d. -45 Record Rambling with Ramsay. 7.00 Guy Loroberdo. 7.30 Designs by Dennis. S.

00 Portrait of Woman. t-SO Johnny Burke Trio. 43 Susan Fletcher. 00 Front Page. 30 CJuiet Pleas.

10.00 Contented Hour. 10 30 Dane Orch. 11.15 Spin Man. CECH HULL. KUecycles.

A.M. 7.45 Overture. 00 News. 15 Religious. (.30 Light Music.

00 News. 05 Varieties. 10.00 By Request 10 JO Varieties. 11.00 Drama. 11.15 Vsrietis.

11.30 MualcaL 11.45 Musical Cavalcade P.M. 13 00 While Dining. 13 IS Varieties. 13.30 Farm Broadcast. 1.00 Musical 1.15 Nsws.

1. 30 Drama. 143 Varieties. 3 00 Musical 315 Organ Music 3 30 Talk. 345 Songs.

3.00 Popular Sons a. 4.00 Musical. 4.15 Social Event. 4.30 Arte moo Reel tel. 443 Muatcal.

5.30 Gatineau Tiro. 3 43 Musical. 4-00 Serenade. SIS News. (.30 Music to Please.

.45 Parisian Boulevards. 7.00 Un bomtn at eon peohe. 7.15 Popular Musis. 7.30 Song Album. 7.45 Musical.

(.00 Fun Story and FBIDAY. t.44 pjn WNBC. first Plan Quartet. Four Piano fancy cocktail dresses. They 'You've got to hand it to 'Prosperity'.

group composed of Adam Gamer. Vae radwa. rraiuc aumer ana usira Edson. The program conaista of Tchaikovsky's Trepak. Mendelssohn's We 12J0 Ltineheoa Musl-eale.

LOO News. 115 Kmg Colo Trio. 1-SO Those are Tops. 3-IS Melody Matinee 4 00 Rainbow Ball' our say "Try Scherzo from "Octet, Op. Fugue No.

In Major by Bach: Etude In A Minor, Op. 10 No. 3 by Chopin and runeral March from "Gran fantasia Mllttare" by FumagalU. The re deluxe cleaning service for the best quality cleaning deal ever!" 4.00 Popular Songs. 4.15 Women's News.

4 18 A Book I Lik. 4.30 Afternoon RecitaL 4.45 From th Claeaice. S00 Feature Concert .15 family Favorite. 5.30 Deep in th Woods 5 i Don Masaer. .00 Program Summary.

15 News. Markets, .30 Wllungdon Cup and Can. Jr. Golf Champion. ship.

8.45 BBC Nsws. .65 Report from United Nations. 7.00 Don Keyboard Vart- etie. 7.30 Yours Sinceraly Lyl Evans. 7.45 John Sturges.

00 String Time. .30 Summer Fallow. S.00 Musical Romance. r30 Dixie Daan Group. 10.00 News.

10.15 The Tenth Man. 10.30 Carrldon Choir. 11.00 Neil Golden. 11 JO Orchestra. 1X00 News.

CFRA-OTTAWA. i44 Kilocycle. A.M. 30 Breakfast Jamboree. 7.30 News.

7.35 Breakfast Jamboree. 15 Mr. Who. 30 Breakfast am Ni res. 30 News.

.35 Jsmboree. 05 Bsnd Box. 10.00 Glop Shop. 10.30 Rainbow Bsll- mainder of th program conaista of the Polka from "Golden Age Bauet" by Shostakovich and Liszt's Second Hungarian Rhapsody. 00 Simr Crystal.

00 News. is -Silver 4 Crrvtal. SO The Coronettec 4V Stardust. 8 00 fiddlers Fllne 00 News St Sport. 1 Mas-rill Marry- maJcers.

30 let's Dance. 11 00 News. 11-1 Off the Becord. a 00 News, cited the facts in the situation and proposed that exact instructions be issued to all the armies to move into their respective Special Discount DURING JULY ON Venetian Blinds Custom made of flexible aluminum. Estimates and Installations fra.

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7.05 Make Believe Ballroom. 7 JO Cavalcade of Music. .7.45 Sports Summary 00 News. Weather. CKCO OTTAWA.

Ill -aTJlecyele. 1X09 Ballads by Brttn-ia-U DArtega Pra- tint 4-S21S VOX Weillntton It .231 Rldeau St. Particular people Prefer "Prosperity" 1 SUNDAY, JULY 11. r0 OTTAWA 910 KUecycles. 9 00 New, Weather.

05 Piano RecitaL JO Music of the LISTEN TO tOrUS CftEDfT JEWCLURS COMMim SING SOW 11 30 Dick Jurgena. 3.0O news. He said he was prepared to order simultaneously two steps-First, American forces should withdraw from their advance positions in the Russian zone June 21. Second, at the same time, the American (and by arrangement other Western forces) should move Into garrisons in Berlin with the provision that once there they should have free access by air, road, and rail from Frankfurt and Bremen to Berlin. If Stalin agreed, Truman wrote, then appropriate instructions should be issued.

Stalin's Conclusion. Stalin replied June 16. He said he regretted that the date of June 21 was beset by difficulties as Gen. Zhukov, Russian commander, was due to be in Moscow at that time and furthermore not all of Berlin bad been cleared of mines. He proposed that the shift of troops occur July 1.

Stalin concluded by saying that on the part of the Soviet Union all necessary measures would be taken In Germany and Austria in accordance with the tnct OPEN AIR CONCERT 11.55 What's New Today? A.M. 13.00 News, 13.05 North Star Round-up. 13.10 Farmer's Not- book. 13.35 Luncheon Musicale. 1.00 News.

1.15 Music, a. 15 Variety. 3.30 Melody Matinee. 4.00 Rainbow Ballroom. 5.00 Rainbow Club.

00 Sports at Six. WCBS. 888 Kllocyelss. 7 00 Robert Q. Lewi.

7.30 Jerry Wayne. 7.48 Ned Calmer. 8 00 Inner Sanctum. 8.30 Cabin B-1S. 8.00 Democrauc National Convention.

1 0 30 Romance. 11.00 News. 11.15 Raymond Scott. 11.30 Galen Drake. from Ihm SUNNYSIDE -h BANDSHEU 10 30 Melodic- Moods.

10 45 Horticultural Talks. 1105 Sunday at Its Best P.M. 1103 Cavalcade of Music 1130-e-Week hi Review 1345-Ifiiny Symphony. 1.15 Nazaren Church. 1 30 Lutheran Hour.

105 Band Concert. 115 Baseball Came. 4 00 Bod a Scrap-book. JO Pause That Refresh. 7 00 Melodic That Endure.

7-13 Christian Science Church. 7 30 Gospel Tabernacle. 30 aSunnysld Community Sing Song. 05 Drifting and Dreaming 10 00 Voice of Strings. 10 30 Clary's Gazette.

CKCR HULL. 979 Kilocycles. P.M. -1100 Operetta Tim. 13 30 RecitaL 13 45 Songs.

10 0J Neighborly News 1 JO RecitaL 11 00 Fm Arts Quartet. 11 JO Concert; Album. P.M. 110 BBC New. 1X15 The Sea is.

Our Home. 1X30 Harmony Har- 100 Folk Songs for Young Folk. 115 Davfb and the Man far the 1 JO Mum In Wor- ehip. 2 00 News. 3 0J Capital Report, a SO Religious Period 100 CBS Symphony Orch 4 JO Church of the Kir.

5 00 By the Sea. TORONTO maturing ART HALLMAN Dai Rees Captures Irish Golf Open Title PORTMARNOCK. Eire, July VICTOt tKOtDINO AtTIST above (Truman) plan. ORCHESTRA Dal Rees, British Ryder Cup golfer, won the Irish Open golf title today with a tour-round Reports 45 Week-End actually have never denied the right of the Western Powers to free access to Berlin, but have based their blockade on the need for repairs, "technical difficulties' and the like. In his note to the Russians StaU Secretary Marshall stressed the American view that Stalin had made bargain with Truman, by saying that if the United States had expected any trouble over the Issue of transportation to Berlin it would never have removed its troops from their advanced positions in Germany.

Re- Officials emphasized in giving this version of the exchange that while Stalin did not specifically say "I agree' with all Truman's requirements for the troop movements, he did not raise any aggregate of 209. love Terry Doa THE HALLMAN QUARTETTE 115 News. Rees, In taking his first national title, bested Australian Norman von Nlda by. two strokes. This waa Roes' first major success this season and with it he won first objections to any point.

That. In CKCO 8.30 P.M. SUNDAY 4 00 Alan and M. JO ReglOBal Weather JS Musical 700 Bone-a Iroaa On Movie. 7 15 Movie Critic 1J0 Musie ey tzU Wilde 0O Robert IhaWs Choral.

JO Id Lea Chant ao News 2 place money of 400 7 the opinion of experts on International Law, constituted acceptance of a contract on his part, especially In view of his general agreement to take necessary measures In accordance with Truman's proposals. In this connection authorities here stressed that the Russians aaarassi la'- Split-second timing for your sales message la sure with Journal Want Ada because they're read dally by the very people 1 zo Songs. 1 00 Musical. 1 30 St Jean Baptists Variety Pgm. 1 00 Religious.

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15 News. 30 Musical. 100 Pictures of France. 7 30 Musical on Her We Sing JO Theatre. 9 00 fSymphony.

9 30 Concert 10.00 Newa. 1015 Talk. 10 30 Robt. Choquette. 10 45 Musical The French uaed to call the tomato "pomme d'amour" (love apple), and Franch beaux uaed to give tomatoes to their ladies.

STORES SMtd MANCHIS you want to contact 2-032 1. CJAD MONTREAL. 19 Kilocycles. A.M. 00 News.

15 Something for Sunday. 143 Christian Science Church. 9 00 News. 9 0S Church of the Air. 9.30 Voice of Prophecy.

10.00 Lutheran Hour. 10 30 Children's Play house. 11 05 Sunday at Its Best. P.M. 1100 News.

12.05 Music of the Gay Nineties. 11 30 Highlights. 13.45 TBA. 1.00 News and Sport. 1.10 Music by szath-Myri.

1 30 Lyn Murray. 3 05 Pops Concert. 3 05 David Rose. 4 05 World of Song. 4 30 People's Church.

3.05 Musical Fantasy. 5.30 Good News. 3.45 Th Three Suns. SOS Hit Parade. 130 Hollywood's Open House.

7 00 News. 7.05 Twilight Sere- nade. 7 JO Church Service. JO Radio Britannic. 9 00 Newa.

9 05 Concert Hall. 930-Famlly Theatre. 10 05 Stardust on the Moon. 1030 News. 10.45 Leurentian Rendezvoua.

11 00 Newa and Sport 11.10 Through the Listening Glass. 11 30 Poetry In Music. 1200 News. WJZ ABC. 774 Kilocycle.

7 00 "I Love Adventure." 7 30 Johnny Fletcher. 00 Stop th Music. 9 00 Walter Wlnchell. 9 1 Lou 11a Parson. 30 Open Houae For Democrats.

10.00 r-omedy Writers Show. 10.30 Jtmmle Fldler. 10.45 Opera Album With Milton Cross. 1100 News. 11.15 Vera Maasey.

11.30 Miguellto VeJdes. 1100 Newa. WCB. 114 Kilocycles. 7 00 Gene Autry.

7.30 Blond I. 00 Sam Spade. 30 Man Called X. 9 00 Winner Take AIL SO Strike It Rich. -10 00 Shorty Bell 10.30 Escape.

1100 Newa. 11.15 Barclay Allen. 11.30 Tex Benek. 12.00 News. WNBC.

Kilocycles. 7.00 Let's Talk Hollywood. 7.30 Summer Thestr. lOO Robert Shaw Choral. 8.30 R.

F. D. America. 9.00 Manhattan Marry -Go-Round. 1.30 Album of Familiar Muaic.

10.00 Take It or Leave It. 1430 Horace Heldt. 11.00 BJorn Blomaon. 11.15 CUf ton Utley. 11.30 Dave Cairo wsy 12.00 New.

The Home of Friendly Credit 10 The Old Songs. U0 Album of familiar Music M00 Behold This Land. 10 JO TBA lien British Authors. 11 15 World Great Ballads. 11 JO London's Studio 1 a i Mar A jseyJr ti SPARKS ST.

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9 30 Something for Sunday. 19 00 Bethel Taber- Lantigea saoat a i bU before their sswal aruek osfm. Th sevsritT of the attack ssav ke rreet. ly and eoooom! tnaecticid for tnc ooatrol of-GUdwtes aad Cernaaths-vun Thrips. sad ether daatractjve nrial pasta.

to share the same rights by virtue of being the third Western occu nriT RELIEF FROM HAY FEVER MISERY Yj iuctfaotliDiMtedntireT, wheat LANTICEN "ST is ukaa a directed. Siae baetarial iaiee-tioa of that BpfMr leaniratory tract frequently occurs with Hay Fever. LANTICEN "E- eoaaasnea th antiaeao ef tbess nrpaisasa. a vaeouss, whh th poll ana of FIOWII SPWY pation power. Existence Disclosed.

3- QmNelFrtCT THE SJUN There is chapping, chafing, cracked lips, prickly beat, itching. Old aod young alike are affected and often need the welcome, comforting help of medicated ICE-MINT. The existence of the agreement was disclosed In the United States note to Russia, released tonight, on the Berlin situation. Here, according to authoritative informants la what the agreement ia all about: In June, 1943, Germany bad Toe to may enjoy the atwod by thasjs andsf Get a kottl of LANTICEN "ET-ead avoid the bother aad dJacsssaiort of kyee-deraue aDjacttoa. KXMOTT KS-KD4T ideal txdnstWi aaW bssal cracaaal, irri- east ski; squattr aarftal aal dSectit FAISE miH CLING with KLING mm mi far aW KJ tCNT a auassJu.M Truman, Stalin Pad Basis of U.S.

Claim For Access to Berlia "WASHINGTON. "July 8P A aecrct grement made by. President Truman and Premier Stalin three years ago was dls-caosed today as major basil (or the contention' of the United States- that it has a right to unhindered use of the air, road and rail transport between Western Germany and Berlin. A comparable arrangement was reached between Stalin and Winston Churchill, British Wartime Prime Minister. The French, although they were late in ioinina I relict.

see1 kere a iar I on a lomi or lantioin today I DENTAL FLAT! POWDER- been defeated, plana had been made for the joint occupation of the country by the Allied powers and the first meeting of the Al COOLiriC SOOTHING REFfiESHIilC isf 1 If your false teeth rock or slip or slid 4 if you caat eat apples, corn cat the cob, thick sandwiches, ontboot slide, slin or amkhle. then lied Control Council had been held. The Western Powers were 1 Xling. Kling Oental Plate Poasdsr not In occupation of their agreed IS per day. sectors in Berlin, which waa held by the Russians, but they were in some instances holding advance positions in the zone of Germany bos piat nnsuy, acts as a coabiosLi You can talk, laugh, aneese snth con-plete confidence.

Kline tastes apod. Just be sure to rrt Kling. Ask fee it by name Kling Oental Plat Powder. You jet almost twice ss much for your money. lAMTMOi UNUT0H1 UUT It tliiinif street lent, TsraaSs I assigned to Russia.

rAA.tiaa in aniiiev I tl" AIL PRU66rsfs 7' the major Allied agreements on OernkaJS occupation, are assumed On June 14, 1945, Truman sent a message to Premier Stalin. He.