"1
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
November
20,
1950
RADIO
DIAL,
1240
Kilocycle
CFPR
Russian
or
any
other
which
would
or
could
dream
of
attack-in?
thai
enlarged
U.S.A.
For
not
only
every
citizen
of
the
enlarged
U.S.A.
but;
also
every
person
be-y:n;i
its
borders
would
know
that
ueh
an
attack
offered
no
chance
.or
success.
It
would
be
met.
anri
Ray
Reflects
and
Reminisces
Seoul?
MacArthur,
at
West
Point,
had
studied
Wolfe's
campaign
and
never
fcrgot
it.
He
had
to
remember
which
was
the
b2.;t
course
to
pursue
when
the
time
came
for
Wolfe
to
dee'de
whether
it
would
be
better
to
make
a
frontal
assault
from
the
boat-.
Stampede.
(Subject
to
Chance)
invective.
He
dislikes
the
idea
that
weath
can
be
distributed
without
fl:-:t
being
produced.
lie
Indicts
the-
"safety
-
seeking,
safety-f;rst
sjtiething
for
nothing"
mentailty
that
would
lead
us
Into
dependence
on
the
paternalistic
state
which
is
always
ready
to
gather
us
in
ever-increasing
debility
and
stagnancy
'Later
on,
in
staring,
portenir,,
,
type
In
a
headline
appears
I
11
-
I
word
"Escapee'
And
somehow
.
....
As
I
See
It
MONDAS-P.M.
Bob
Elvidfre
of
Ladner,
B.
C
was
swept
overboard
from
the
Athaba-skan,
when
the
destroyer
was
feeling
the
full
force
of
the
China
Sea.
It
was
almost
half
reversed
by
the
whole
armed
jr
scale
cliffs
in
a
Hanking
attack.
Strategy
is
strategy.
Whoever
suspected
that
General
Wolfe,
whose
army
took
Quebec
191
years
a?o
indireel.lv
,
power
of
a
federation
vastly
jstronge;
than
the
present
U.S.A.
oOo
Once
upnn
a
ifn
Hour
Deiorj
.".e
again
ieil
a
timo
time
whar,
when
thu
there
'
nnrier
under
its
its
lm-rllv
lordly
wino"!
wins?.
Anyay,
Anvaiav
Briadijr
Irwin
is
back
heme,
after
three
uncomfortable
years
in
Korea.
The
invasion
hfc'cf
hardly
begun,
last
June,
when
,
fhe
was
ordered
to
leave,
t'h'fe"1'""
Brigadier
was
the
only
Can3dia0nti
t
Salvationist
In
that
rart
of
th
'
had
a
hand
in
Ihelanding
cf)
General
MacArthur's
army
at
I
4:15
Stock
Quotations
i
Int.
4:30
Magic
Adventures
"
4:45
Young
Man
With
a
Song
4:55--CBC
News
5:00
International
Comty.
5:10
There's
Music
In
the
Air
5:30
Dixieland
Jazz
6:00
Supper
Serenade
jjE
PHILPOTT
was
no
housing
problem,
ant!
he
says
so.
,
Jeck
under
him.
He
laughs
when
there
were
more
trees
than
do!-1
jhe
thinks
of
now
he
had
been
lars,
log
cabins
were
built
and
I
Ricky
Sharpe,
the
small
A!-
I
worried
over
the
fact
that
he
lnd
rt-rnd-
roj('
dwellings
thry
berta
boy
who
won
the
wht
taeglpcted
to
px
the
Navy
sUn-
Inchon
(Korea)
and
fail
of
OF
COURSE
WE
ALL
KNOW
that
neither
Canada,
Britain,
Bianco,
Western
Germany
or
Scandinavia
would
simply
haul
were.
Warm
in
winter,
jml
in
growing
title,
is
not
'Without
put-
aara
tests
oi
Knowing
now
svmmer
rnd
!astini
a
lifetime.-
i'i"il
instinct.
Asked
in
Toro'if
f-wim.
tj
Far
East.
"And
later
in
Tokf&,"'
fht
said,
"it
was
so
pacd
to-
see
-.,;(
oxwn
uieir
Hugs,
disown
their
past,
and
apply
as
political
bank
v
THAT
the
Saturday,
after
he
witnessed
t'::c
Not
much
is
heard
of
Arthur
Chretmas
parade,
what
he
I
It
is
iu
t
as
well
ttnt
the
rupts
far
admission
into
the
USA
1:45
Comlv.
Allbon
Grant
.2:00
B.C.
School
Bdsct.
2:3o
Records
at
Random
2:49
Somet'Vng
Different
3:00
-The
Mus:c
Box
a-is
Western
Fl-e
3:30
Listener's
Choice.
Canadian
shculde.
-
badges.
.
That's
understandable.
'
lit
if.
!,!
tjsh
(jommon-
The
British,
Dutcn,
Norwe
,Mei?r.pn
torinv
But
tH
do"3
no'
tboueht
of
the
mammoth
display
lish
language
can
take
all
kind
6:15
Martial
Airs
6:
30--Musical
Varieties
6:45
"Saddle
Rockin'
Rhythm"
7:00--CBU
News
7:15
CE'J
News
Roundup
7:30
Songs
for
Early
Evening
8:00
Song
of
the
West
8:30
Guy
Lombardo
Show
gians,
Swedes
and
Danes
are
too
attach"d
to
their
kines
to
con-
mean
t'.iat
if
he
can't
win
el
:"-
he
said
the
show
was
pretty
fair
of
abuse.
Here,
we
dsc-iver
in
Itions,
Iv.
has
ri
lo-t
rawc
cf
but
hardly
equal
to
the
CaTsarv
a
pamphlet,
the
word
"ExprlWe."
Reach
Every
Home
3y
Ads!
V
the
western
democracies
ap-n
the
United
A
ider
any
such
thing.
But
it
is
possible
fo--
all
the
peoples
concerned
ta
secure
the
advantages
of
such
an
amalgamation
with-
ut
Buffering
any
of
the
dLsad-
'nntat'cs.
U.uier
the
federation
plan
pro-
9:00
National
Farm
Radio
Forum
9:30
Continental
Varieties
iu.ou
cbu
News
.
10:10
CBC
News
Wcrr
all
admitted
n
the
surhc
day.
their
were
then
New
"R.PlVr
developed
by
Atomic
Energy
osed
by
Clarenep
Pfreit
In
1938
JD
states
instead
oi
V
jj-hiiiR.
you
fire-i'shoot
me
till
you
lift!
10:15
Provincial
Affairs
10:30
Rooert
Armbruster
Orch.
10:55
Interlude
11
00
Weather
Forecast
'.l"?
denioeracics
would
pool
their
overclKiity
for
certain
subjects.
Thjre
would
be
one
money,
one
army,
on??
navy,
oneiair
force.
One
elected
parliament
would
in
n
u
make
laws
relating
to
defence,
foreign
policy.
n
!tei-v.u
'i
uuin
inu
U
L3
jjluiw
tlmiRS
would
j-orc
would
be
one
((.
for
the
whole
en-
There
would
be
no
shall
Plan
handouts
p,
0f
the
U.S.
tax-
surplus
foods
in
f
:
alia,
etc.,
would
v
to
Britain
nn'l
jiiod.
There
woukl
iy
for
the
whole
Ltion
could
move
I
'ut
the
whole
area.
The
British,
Dutch
and
Scan-danavian
thrones
would
not
be
disturbed.
Any
country
could
be
socialist
or
rapitalist.
Canadians
would
still
be
as
Canadian
as
they
aie
now.
The
main
differences
would
be
that
the
border
be-
TUfc3irtl-A.M
7:r"Musicai
t'locK
8:00
CBC
Newt
8:10-Here's
Bill
Good
8:15
Msrnlng
SonR
8:30ivluslo
for
Moslems
8:45
Little
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
and
Commentary.
9:15
Morning
Dcvotioni
9:30
Morning
Concert
:a
Time
Sniiia)
10:00
Morning
Visit
10:15
Morning
Melodies
10:30
"Melody
Time"
10:45
Charlie
Kunz
Presents
11:00
Kindergarten
of
the
Air
11:15
Roundup
Time
11:3b
Weatner
Report
11:31
Message
Per;uo
Mm
?
fl
Muil'
1
J
.
.rit
r
'
tween
Canada
and
the
U.S.A.
i
would
be
wiped
out,
not
just
be-;
tween
the
North
Americans,
but
I
between
the
Amc-
leans
and
the
J
entire
British
Commonwealth.,
i
oOo
(in-iiis
I
no.)
'
'
pF
WESTKRN
Kuril
'he
depths
of
des-k
life
and
hope
and
i,ild
literally
surge
kfioic
new
union.
Lie
observers
agret;
NOW
CONSIDER
HOW
SUCH
a
lednation
-
oi
-
the
-
free
plan
wi-uld
dissolve
sonic
of
the
worst
difficulties.
As
thihgs
now
stand,
the
question
of
German
re-ar
test
a
motor
gets
!
f
war
with
Russia
mament
is
insoluble.
We
are
11:33
Recorded
Interlude
(f
western
Europe
damned
If
we
do
and
damned
if
"fold"
unless
re-
Ameriean-Brlti.sh-
r.y
of
20
or
25
divi
don't.
A
revived,
re-armed
nationalist
Germany
will
always
upset
the
balance
of
power
in
Europe.
But
de
how
the
picture
II
I
if
the
Rliine
or
the
Be
not
the
front
line
1:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
P.M.
12:00-Mid-Day
Mtl.xJle
12:15
CBC
Nwi
12:25
Program
itesuini
12:30
B.C.
Farm
Broadcast
12:55
Rec
Int.
1:00
The
Concert
Hour
1:30
Musical
Program
any
part
or
all
Germany
could
hope
expeditionary
!
he
admitted
cn
a
free
and
equal
recognized
border
'
basis
to
a
federation-of-the-free.
Staves.
Ut;.
"
countries
couia
join
later
It
power
on
earth
as
able
and
willing.
.New
Atomic
tool!
By
equipping
test
ennines
with
piston
rings
treated
at
the
Atomic
Enerjry
Commission's
Oak
Ridge
Plent,
our
scientists
for
the
first
time
measured
wear
js
it
happened
.'.
.
found
out
with
Geiger
countei;
exactly
why
motor
oils
failed.
A
New
"RPM"
vfas
developed
I
I
I
.Wi
Am,
5
1
k
k
tvU
A
v3
THE
1951
IS'-HERE!-
Bi
m
file
rapfe
VI
1!
ill
Hiilman
MINX
hat
everything
IM
1951
IJ't
the
1951
Hiilman
MINX
rcuini
L
smart
styling
of
it
popular
prcdeccs-
hrdly
it
incorporates
many
refinement!
average
family
needa
for
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comfortabli
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Looks
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feeli
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Discover
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thousands
of
motorim
prefft
it
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.
mm
'slr-M
Cold
operation
tests,
under
rigid
controls,
Were
used
to
simulate
stop-and-go
driving
conditions...
the
toughest
kind
a
motor
meets.
New
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.motor
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Results
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New
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Oil
was
shown
to
double
the
life
of
average
automobile
engines
between
major
overhauls
due
to
lubrication.
Laboratory
testa
proved
it.
Severe
road
tests
backed
it
up.
Finest
engine
insurance
you
can
buy
,
No
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oil
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than
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Compared
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conventional
motor
oils,
it
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the
life
of
average
engines
between
major
overhauls
due
to
lubrication.
It
cuts
in
half
the
wear-rate
of
such
critical
engine
parts
as
piston
rings
and
"
"
cylinder
walls.
It
doubles
protection
against
gummy
carbon.
i
t
w
a
ootk
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rorxx
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...drive
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