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Tom Derbyshire (left) and Ben Sullivan (right) of the CBC staff gather material for a broadcast commentary from Prime Minister King of Canada (right center) and President Truman of the United States (left centre) during the latter’s recent visit to Canada. Tom Derbyshire (à gauche) et Ben Sullivan (à droite), du personnel de Radio-Canada, demandent des renseignements pour la radiodiffusion des commentaires de M. Mackenzie King, premier ministre du Canada, (au centre, du côté droit) et de M. Harry Truman, président des Etats-Unis, à l’occasion de la récente visite de ce dernier à Ottawa.

Discovering Canada (1715 and FRIDAYS
at 2045 GMT) Visitors to Canada, and
Canadians, themselves, disclose both new and old
discoveries they have made in this country.

WEDNESDAYS

Evening Worship (1700 GMT) A religious
program featuring news on the activities of
all denominations in Canada, music, and a
brief address.

Prairie Schooner (2015 GMT) Tunes and
dances of the pioneer West, played by Jimmy
Gowler and his orchestra, from Winnipeg,
Manitoba.

THURSDAYS

Women in the New World (1700 GMT and
SUNDAYS at 1415 GMT) Ethelwyn Hobbes
talks about matters of interest to women
everywhere. Aug. 10, “My Husband and
Yours”; Aug. 14, and Aug. 17, “A Housewife
Looks at Advertising”; Aug. 21, and Aug.
24, “Poor Man’s Psychiatry”; Aug. 28, and
Aug. 31, “Consumer Report”.

Short Stories (1715 and 2045 GMT, and
SUNDAYS at 1430 GMT) A series of tales
written for radio by contemporary Canadian
authors. Aug. 10, “Slim and His Pinto
Pony” by Kerry Wood; Aug. 14, and Aug.
17, “Mother Goose” by Kerry Wood: Aug.
21, and Aug. 24, “The Ghost of Dan Willow”
by F. Marjorie Jorden; Aug. 28, and Aug. 31,
“We Dug them Straight Down” by Len
Peterson; Sept. 4, and Sept. 7, “Nightmare”
by Joseph Schull, Sept. 11 and Sept. 14,
“Scrubwoman” by Ralph Gustafson; Sept.
18, and Sept. 21, “The Return of Mr. Goose”
by Robert Ayre.

Canada Reporting (2015 and SATURDAYS
at 1645 GMT) Boy Scouts, Girl Guides, Sea
and Air Cadets, take turns describing their
training adventures.

FRIDAYS

Concert from Canada (1700 GMT) Recitals
by outstanding Canadian instrumentalists.
Aug. 15, and Aug. 22, Edmund Assaly, pianist;
Aug. 29, and Sept. 5, Erno Valisek, violinist.

SATURDAYS

Sports Program (1700 and 2000 GMT)
Tom Derbyshire reviews the highlights of the
week’s sport in Canada.

Young Ideas (1715 GMT) Teen-agers in
Canada describe themselves and their
activities with on-the-spot recordings from summer
camps, sports meets, and discussion clubs.

On With the Show (2015 GMT) Selections
from popular musical comedies, interpreted
by Weldon Hanbury.

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