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ciety of Newfoundland Radio
“Amateurs and the Radio- Society

‘the original reception. The Brit-

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Radio hams.
to mark
anniversary

ST. JOHN’S, Nfld.: @)— ‘one
of - the milestones in history “of

communications will be observed 7

here December 11, when New-
fouhdland and British radio op=

erators co-operate in duplioating .

Marconi’s reception of. the first]’
transatlantic wireless messsage |.
60 years ago.

‘Plans to mark‘ the anniversary
are being arranged by the So-

of Great Britain,

A special radio: station’ will: be
operated on Signal Hill; site. of

ish society plans to set up a‘ra-|:
dio station at Poldhu, ‘Cornwall,

in the original building used by]:

Marggni, and. transmit the letter

S to thre station at Cabot. Tower mo

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Premier. Smallwood. of ‘New- :
foundland* will officiate : vat this :

end of the operation. © . ‘

The radio” station: here. will ‘be
operated: for a week by; ithe New-
foundland society with. ‘the call
lette » VOLMSA:.. ‘The: ‘British

station: will Have. ‘the call letters

GE8MISA. -

AS part: “of: “the: ceremonies.
marking Marconi’s accomplish-
ment, special certificates. will be
sent to amateur radio: operators
around. the world who. have been
reacheg:: “by the » ‘Newfoundland

         
 

iting’ liquor—be it a gift
“or not—may. be sold
egally in pubs Sunday.

ach~ of the 13 counties and
four county boroughs in Wales
and the neighboring . English
county of. Monmouthshire’ easily’

1 November. 8 ona “Toeall-
apt onibasis. oO
The campaign has been heated
but, re “Surprisingly

are 500 signatares needed for |

nothing: better: sthan a con-"

jak drink of a Sunday after-,
“noon. ‘is completely. apathetic.

by neeson is ‘that there al- st

wpetve are numerous. watering.
holes” available to him: :in: the
Sorte ofaprivate clubs that le=:

gally dispense drinks . On _ the

Lord’s day.

LOSING BUSINESS.
Pub owners are in favor “of

Sunday opening, claiming ‘that -

more drinking is done.'on Sun<.
cay, than any, other single day,
the week ‘and that they: are
losing this business.

cw The . 2,600,000 population ©
Bteted
and “membership extends to
nearly 600,000—about 60 per. cent:
ofthe adult. male population..:
‘anyone of age can join a club
for a fee, but he must wait 24
h ins before he can buy a drink.’
of..*wets” claim this is bad

for. the tourist business,

-Qeading the fight against the
clfange is the Welsh Svihiday
Closing Act Union Campalgn—,
ay, alliance of the Fellowship of
the <Lord’s Day in Wales, the.
Temperance Council of Chris-

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tian Churches in Wales and
others,
-The “wets” have rallied be-
hind the banner of the Sunday
Opening Council for Wales,
GIFT FROM GOD

Rev, Edwin Morris, Anglican.

BKRSp' of Wales, recently added
sspark to the battle with his
‘statement that “alcohol is a gift
from God,” '

' THE ‘archbishop, in his book
The Christian Use of Alcoholic
'Beveyages,” sald:

. “Phe main biblical evidence,
and particularly the reference to
iteaching of our Lord, requires
RG he: Hositive view that alcoholic
Ra ies ave a gift from God,
'® herwise I do not sco how. men

hid have offered wine In rell-
4 oug-worship and In particular

Ny our Lord could ‘have Insti.

u ad. if as a means of holy com- |

ngunton with himsolf.”

“Wav... Maldwyn lL, Edwards,
president of the Methodist con-
foronce, retorted that. the arch-
blahop's atatoment did ‘not rop-
resent the santiments of Chris-
tian people in South Wales, The
archbishop was “apeaking for
himaelf."

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give you faster starts and quicker warm-ups on cold

‘mornings. The dosage of two ingredients (butane and

mixed pentanes) has increased. A third ingredient
is added to cut stalling caused by carburetor frost-
ing*. Read how Super Sheil’s B.C. Winter Blend

helps make cold weather driving more pleasant.

GASOLINE that gives you top pcre
formance in summer can make
your car difficult to start and balky to
drive when the temperature drops,
‘Tests in Shell’s new winter labora-
tory prove it—at temperatures from
forty above to forty below zcro—and in
nun made sleet, fog, snow. That is why,"
this October, Shell scientists have
altered the formula of Super Shell to
create a special mix for low tempera-
tures and high humidity—a B,C.
Winter Blend,
- Here is how three of the nine ingre-

adients in Super Shell. have .been ‘ade .+¢

justed to create a Winter Blend for
West Const weather conditions:

4

J, Carburetor defroster
added to prevent stalling
on chill, damp days :
I’s a surprising fact that your carbu-
retor can frost up even when the tem-
perature, is a mild 45°, Carburetor

‘frosting happens most often on chilly,

wettish days when there’ 8 a lot of mois-
ture in the air,

Here's why: Your carburetor gulps
great breaths of air to mix with gasoline
actually 14 parts of air to one part
fuel vapor.

As gasoline vapori izes ‘i cuitious “thing
happens, Tt pulls heat out af the air, Vhe
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*Carburetor frosting (sometimes called “carburetor feing,” or simply “cold stalling’),
should not be confused with gan line freezing, Carburetor frosting occurs in chilly, damp
weather, It docs nat occur.in cold, dry weather, When the mercury dips to: 10° or below,

: - carburetor f frosting is no longer a problem, but gas dine freasing can occur, Water, condensing

~ {n-your car's fuel tank freezes in the gas linc, This stops the flow of gasoline and you are

: + stalled, The best insurance against gas line freezing js a can of gna linc anti-freeze added

at your Shell service station, Never Ict your tank get below half fullthe Icss air, the levs

moisture there is to condense,

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as your refrigerator, The moisture in

the air freezes and clings to the metal

carburetor walls like the frost that forms

in your refrigerator,

‘Under normal running conditions
you won't be aware of the frost, but
when you close the throttle, c.g, at a
red light, it can choke off the air supply
and your engine stalls, The anti-froster
in Super Shell fights this maddening
phenomenon by coating carburetor
walls so that ice can’t stick to them.
This drastically reduces your chances
of an icing stall whenever the temper-
ature drops to 45° or lower,

2, Butance.content increased to
give you quick starts

If you have trouble starting your car in
cold weather it may be that your gaso-
line is not vaporizing as promptly ns it
should. Until it starts to vaporize and |
mix with the air in your curburetor,
gasoline has a hard time “firing” your:
engine.

Shel) scientists fight this problem
with an extra dose of butane. Butane is
highly volatile—which means that it
changes caully from a liquid to a vapor.
The change is the same sort of thing
that. happens when water boils and
turns into stem, Butane actually boils
and vaporizes at 31,1°T—lower than
the temperature inside your refriger-
ator, It is so enger to get going Shell
has to store it under pressure until it is
tamed by mixing with other ingredients,

“This remarkable ingredient increases

the volatility of Super Shell drarinti=

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 eailly, Fite’ your engine ia hurry.
‘Takes a strain. off your ‘bauery—and
also off your patience, | 7

3. A bigger dose of
mixed pentanes for fast
warm-ups on cold days

Starting i is just part of the story, Cold
engines struggle and sputter annoyingly
until they warm up. This wastes gasoline,
That is why Shell scientists increase
the dose of mixed pentanes in Super
Shell’s B.C, Winter Blend —to speed ’
up the delivery of heat to your engine. .
Shell makes mixed pentanes by sub-
jecting petroleum to terrific heat, trans~
forming heavier hydrocarbons ‘into
lighter, quick-burning molecules,
Blended into Super Shell, these quick-
burning molecules work much like
_ kindling in a log fire, T hey i ignite casily
and: everything: gets going, quickly,

‘Your engine: warms up faster, gets over.

thar. esithng,,balky. fecling { ina hurry,
rill up with special
B.C, Winter Blend

Make sure you're ready for winter driv

ing with a tankful of Super Shell's
B.C, Winter Blend, me

Its nine-Ingredient formula is ad-
justed to help make the difference be~
tween bulky, sputtering performance
and a fast, smooth getaway, Don't fore
get all the other ingredients in today’s
- Super Shell (Sce box), They're working

every day you, drive, every season ofthe

“year, to give you lop performance,

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The 9 ingredients in.
Super Shell and what they
do to give your car °
top performance

Ht is TCPt for power, mileage, and
longer plug life,

H2 is mixed pentanes for fast
warm-ups,

"3 is inti-knock mix to resist all
kinds of knock.

H4 is guinvpreventive to keep care
buretors clean inside,

. WS is butane for quick starts on
* cold mornings,

H6 is “catecracked" gasolinefor
extra power,

H7 isa carburetor defroster (added
in cold weather,)

He is heavy alkanes to help control
“high-speed knock.”

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