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are described with the help of contri-
butors across the country.
Women in the New World (Satur-
days). This program outlines pos-
sibilities for careers for women in
Canada. On September 1 Ruth
Johnson of Toronto tells about the
work of a beautician. Positions in in-
dustry, library work and nursing will
be dealt with during the following
weeks.
Ted Allen, Montreal writer and broadcaster,
is the author of the scripts used for the docu-
mentary series “The Canadian Family Tree”.
Stories
The Canadian Story (Mondays).
Legends, stories of Canadian history,
and descriptions of contemporary
Canadian life. Contributors to this
program throughout September are
Farley Mowat of Toronto, who talks
about the Eskimos “The People
of the Barrens’’, Gerald Anglin of
Toronto, and Don McDougall of
Edmonton.
By Land, Sea and Air (Tuesdays).
Stories of travel in Canada. Sep-
tember 5: “A Fast Freight” by John
Clare, Managing Editor of “Maclean’s
Kenneth Davey, English Language Service
staff announcer.
Magazine”, who describes a trip from
Winnipeg to Toronto in a caboose;
Squigiwog? 12> 18, I, Ricnarckon ot
“The Ottawa Citizen” tells about
his travels in the Canadian North-
west; September 19: The Flying Pros-
pector’’ by Ruth Johnson of Toronto;
September 26: The Algoma Cen-
tral Railway’ by Graham McInnis
of Ottawa.
Drama
The Canadian Quill (Mondays). A
dramatization of Canadian writings
in which is incorporated an author’s
biography.
Music
Evening Recital (Thursdays). Per-
formances by outstanding Canadian
artists.
Folk Songs (Tuesdays). The favo-
rite folk songs of North America are
interpreted by Canadian ballad sing-
er, Alan Mills.
Prairie Schooner (Sundays). The
days of the early settlers are recalled
with lively songs and dances by
Jimmy Gowler and his orchestra in
Winnipeg.
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