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r. tit Ktlorvrl- OO Vn Meaaer I News 'and Ferny Mat Prog Summary Newa Commentary 1 no Waily Vticken'. 7 1V Jack Smith 7 Stfc hlco Velle 7 45 Midweek. Ra-- View. 00 Story t'ime The Natmiu Business.

J. I -nlr1well "Letters to I Ottawa XVi. London hy' UampllghU VH1 Cross 1.5' Gerry DuJafl I (iroup IrlAn Newa I ll IJ Naws Tlmindup. 19 JO-Risttngulshed Artists MOO Mart Kenn.y. MilSons ot West.

I 30 Invitation tp Music-, 12 00 Naws. 7 19 MrWlrs. 7 30 Melodic. "141 I on Opera. SIS a 30 Muslral.

00 10 no New. 10 15 Talk. 10 30 Classics. 1-. A IV Itt 7 00 News.

7 os Make 7 JO Singici' 7 45 So ioe 10 This IV-On -S30 Harry 45 Our oo News. 05 Concert 30 Report 45 Light tide. 40 00 Sam. tha Story i Is Canada. tha Mall Horllelt.

Hall. From-- Parliament Hill, at Kven- Headlines 1001 In the Blue of 10 30 New. JO 45 l-awentlan Rrnrteivpus. 11 00 News and Bporta. 11.10 Eleven-Ten KCO-OTT4WA.

Ill Kilocycles, dtNfftvs -T 10 Candlelight abd Silver t4V--r1y tha Fireside. a 4S Interlude Too Town 1 Interlude. 7 in on Jack Caracm 30 Treasure Trail, oo luffy't Tavern. I In Curtain Tlmavj. -10 oo IHng Crfsby.

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OO-Rrd 30 Radio 10 00 Vox Pnpi-10 30 Psul-Emtfe Corbel I i 10 45 News, V. 1 1 00 porta I II IS Willie 30 Invitation to Mualc. mm in i f- HO Kilocycles no French 15 Na-ws 30 fVnnga Cl' -A- 41 Hearts Trump too Un horrrme eon -pec he THURSDAY, CBO-OTTAWA. tt stllocyciee, A.M. I too Wake L'p.

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10 00 Town Crter. Jo 15 Helpful' HlntsJ 10 30 Variety- Parade. 1100-jRhylhm poU iiight. 11 30 Melodic Moods. 11 45 Novelties.

P.M. 13 00 News 13 10 tTexaa JVm. 13 15 13 3ft guc karoos. 13 45 Luncheon Salon. 1.00 News.

J.30 Show Tuna 'Time 130 For You. 3.00 Dr. 3 15 Four of a Kind. 3 ao Music. 3 .00 Concert 1 1 Favorites.

1.30 Organ Hhapsody. Jon News i-a 15 Ievotiona1 1 a JO Mastcal Mskch Pa.t. j. a on s-wi Musical. 15 Breakfast a of Air, 1 1 5 Perry Mason.

10 so jil5bes, 10 35 Keybuard Rhvthm 10 45 Siweet ttf. of Praver linn Road of Life. II Vi istjr-' 1 1 Wile. 11.40 tuaehnid vCoutwellor 115 Laurs Lniitcd. r.M.

4 13 00 BIVC News 3 1 5 Lucy Union 13 SorCmt.J-armjBdest. 1 00 News 1 5 Happy Gang. -1 45 Stars or Be. 00-j-Piano Masler- I pieces. 1 15 Music 3 30-CurUln Echoes.

3 00 Life Beautiful. 15 Ma 3 30 Pepper Young. 1 to 'llAppmeaa. 4 OO Hit Review, 4 15 Women's News. 4 li Deeds That Live.

4 ag-Kec'ital 4S Tea Dance. New Approach 1 To Atomic Control "Under Consideration NEW 'YORK, Jan. "The New.York' Tlnjes said today a neWjapproacrv'to the problem lof how to enforce, the proposed ayttrm of 4ntematlonat; atomic coatrol is under, consideration by the United States and, added the plan had the approval of Ber-r nardi M-r Baruch, former United States member of-' the Atomic Energy Commission, and Repub-i lican experts on foreign policy. The plan, the Times saidwould give an Jnternattonai atomic inspection agency, Instead of the United Nations Security Coun cil, thsiight to declare 4hat there had beet a serious, violation of towara ana rcgaraiui 01 tnrisi. the proponed atomic agrecmentiThe only source of salvation usrcsntiAr thr i en" oun- was the Roman Catholic I faith ishment previously demanded by Baruch.

i Alter "that individual; mem' bers of the United Nations would be authorized to declare war Individually on the violator country pending the time the Security Council itself took action, the paper The declared the plan has the advantage of rnot requiring- an amendment toJ the. United Nations Charter 'to restrict the use of the veto and thus mjght have a better chance of accepted by- Russia, which is. adamant against any change in veto power; "Equally 1 ppr ta it Is thought that it might! likewise be more acceptable to the new Republican majority in the Times continued'. "2t twerthtrds majority is -required for ratification by. the Senate of the treaty or treaties establish a a "1 a 1 Sng lnternauonal atomic, control and some misgivings have been expressed, here that it might be difficult to' "jsbtain this majority unless there wis agreement i that international atomic control 'would be completely Another Soviet Slap At Brifaii U.S.

MOSCOW, Jan. 21. George F. Alexandrov, a highT ranlung CommunisU sa.id tonight that the United States and Great began 'military operations the greatest scale" only after "it become clear that the Soviet Army, without allies or capable of occupying the whole of Germany with its own Aiexandrovhief of the prop-t. aganda and agitation department -r-j- pt the Communistr party's central committee, spoke at a meeting in jBolshoi Theatre, of' prominent party 'members on the 23rd hive'rsary of the death of party founder Vladimir Lenin.

"It is "hot well Alexandrov saldthat even after defeat of the. German nd Japanese imperialists, the i present- day instigators ot a rfewr war, such as Churchill and his friends Britain the U.S.A., still refute to keep JANUARY 22. Express, 13 00 News. WNBC. II Kilocycles.

7 00 Supper Club. 7 15 News. 7.30 Carolyn Gilbert. 7.45 H. V.

Ksltanborn a 00 Dennis Day. 1 30 Great Glider-slaeve, oo Duffy's Tavarn. 30 Mr- District Attorney. 10 00 Frank Morgan. 10.30 Kay Kyeer.

.11.00 News. 1115 Harknass of Washington. It SO Ray McKlnley. 13.00 Naws. I WJZ-ABC.

7Tt aUloeyclsa. 70 Headline, 7 15 Elmer Davis. 7 30 Lone oo Lum 'n Abnar. a 15 Skip Fan-ell. a 30 Willie Piper.

00 Ann Scotland, 30 Pot o' Gold, to 00 Bine Crosby. 10 30 Henry Morgan. 11.00 News. 11.15 Jr. Chamber of Commerce.

11J0 "Geme for Thought." i 1 1 35 George Town. 13.00 News. i wm. lit Kilocycles. 7.0O Mystery, i 7 15 Jack Smith.

7 30 Ellery Queen, a 00 Jack Carson, a 30 Dr. Christian, a oo Frank Sinatra. 0 30 Dinah Shore. 10 00 'Hollywood Information! Please. 1 1 .00 Lowell Thomas; 11.15 Joseph C.

Harscb 11 JO Invitation to Music "i 1100 News. Shower. Doctor. Detee-. Devils JANUARY 23.

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5 30 Men In Scarlet. 8 45 Interlude. 80 Gondola Sidelights. 134a Kllocyclai. A.M.

7 45 Overture, a 00 News. a 15 Religious. 30 00 Musical. 10 OO Interview. 10 19 HniSgt.

10 SO VsrleUes. 10.45 Talk. 11.00 Varieties 11. "15 Consumer's Friend. 1130 Songs.

11.45 Cavalcade. F.M. 13 00 Songs. 13 15 Music. 1330 Farm Broadcast 1 00 Songs.

1.15 News. 1.30 Drama. 1 45 3 00 Varieties. 2 15 Musical. 130 Talk, i 2.45 Songs.

3 00 Music Hall. 3 30 News 3 45 Varieties. 4 15 Social Events. 4.30 Hadio College. 5 30 News.

5 40 Musical. S.45 Operetta. Pope Sees Religion Facing Grave Crisis VATICAN CITY, Jan. 22. yP Pope ddressLtag 400 wo men of i the "Christian Renais sance" M6vement today, termed rellglon'a present crila "perhapa the jrnvett humanity hai experi enced tFiice the beginning of To survive it, he said, required "the greatness of a Christianity lived in its fullness with persevering' constancy" and "the frank, Courageous deployment of all those men and women who, while living In the midst of the world, are ever ready to.

fight for their -Modern thought and the Pope said, "must be guided back Which should not be "mutilated, anaemic, sweetened faith, but full of its own integrity, its purity and its It must be recognized, the Pon tilT continued, that under condl tions of modern life, "to remain faithful, always and everywhere, without reserve and without com promise-; to the commandments of Cod, exacts, day by day, a sell-control, a constant effort, sacri fice which sometimes reaches the point of i i i Communion Table Presented to Church' I i.i An onk communion table, the gift of the family of the late Mr. and Mts.j4t.IP Taylor, has been dedicated, in McKay United Chureh toy Rev; A. I. Hlgglns. Wilbert D.

Taylor, Miss Jennie Taylor ahd.Mrs, Gordon Ferguson made, the handsome gift to per- a a. at it. petuate the memory of their parents. At a recent church service, the minister dedicated the com munion table to the glory of God and the memory Of Mr. and Mrs.

Taylor I- Conservative Trend In Brazilian Vote RIO DE JANEIRO, Jan. 1 22. UP) Scattered returns from small: states in the interior and the Federal District of Rio de Janeiro gave solid Indications today, of Conservative trend in 'Sunday's Brazilian, elections. The Com munist though still strong, appeared to be ebbing. In the big states of Sao Paulo sind'Mlnas Geraes, however, the Well-disciplined Communist party maintained its early leads.

SNOWBOUND SINCE DEC. 30, BABB, Jan 22. A laxge rotary snowplow rolled Into Babb early today and seven trucks were enroute from Browning with food and fuel for the 300 inhabitants of this Northwestern Montana -town," snowbound since December 30. I Soluble coffee, from which the mdrningeverage can be made by adding boiling water, is now pro duced toy evaporation pcraturt under high vacuum. aalss ass Irs ahtersrise -''mmlirr' IN OUR TIME "The next composition will be played, on tha CYMBALS ONLYj-wlth tha orchestra eomlng in for ONE BEATl" Wolf-Huntina raia urr ror une i na KENORA Jan.

22. CP A hew Winter sport, combining recreation, service Vto the community and cash dividends, has caught the iancy of Lakesof the Woods wolf-hunting from automobiles. At least two and usually up to four persons make a party They require i an automobile, rifles or shotguns, good Ice and, of coiirse, wolves. Because pressure ridses or cracks develop in the. fee, or the snowfall la too heavy after the latter part of January, it usually la confined to the earlier months of Winter.

1 A When a wolf sights one of the cruising cars, the animal breaks into a sprint Of about 43 miles an hour, then settles down to a 30-mile run. If nothing Intervenes, the driver navigates until he Is about 20 yards to the wolfs Says Canada Now Buffer Between Powerful Neighbors DUBLIN, Jan, 21 CP Can- ada, once remote from any threat to her military security, now is "in effect a buffer state between two powerful neighbors tending to be mutually antagonistic and she cannot escape the very unpleasant consequences such an intervening position usually implies," the military correspondent of "the, Irish Independent wrote today. In a survey of the growing Im portance of the North Pole region to strategic planning, he said cities and Vital centres of Russia on the one. hand and of the- United States and Canada on the other, now are "well within. reach across the of each Other's long-range bombers, guided missile and even an airborne The correspondent said the primary strategic line of' the United States and Canada now, for the first time, is In great part an overland line stretching from the Aleutian and across the Canadian Arctic territories to Greenland and Iceland; 1 Recognizing this factor, all three countries-have been "extremely busy'ln 'the Arctic for some time with the United States "particularly prominent sponsored no less than, six military, naval or air erfercises'i and surveys In the region since last The correspondent said the Soviet Union some time ago sent exploring missions to Bennet and Dickson Islands In the Arctic Ocean and recently undertook an Arctic surveying voyage.

Much other Soviet activity was kept secret, he said, but "it is known to be extensive, especially in the air" i i i Referring to Canadian-United States co-operation for defence, Including the Joint permanent defence board, the' correspondent wrote: "These two state alone of major nations have always In modern times left their common land border unfortified and undefended, now recognize i that they have a further community of interest in common strategic frontier in the Far North, but that in this instance it is not one that can be militarily Ignored." RICHARD STEEL. The; funeral of Richard Steel, World War I veteran and respect ed resident of Ottawa, was held from the parlors of McEvoy Brothers, to St Mary's Church for requiem high mass. The body was. met, at the door by Rev. Maurice Egan and mass was chanted by Father' Egan, as sisted by Rev.

R. Burke and Rev, C. Braceland. Burlalt, was in Notre Dame cemetery where Very Rev. W.

OToole conducted the Chief 'mourners were one son, Clinton; two daughters, Misses Bernice and Marion Steel, and his father, Archibald Steel, of McKellar townsite. Coming to Canada from Scot land wiith his parents in 1914. Mr. Steel was employed for 18 year as a radio electrician with Orme Limited land in 1944 set up his own business. He had been In ill health for pastsyear and a HONORARY MEMBER- LONDON, Jan.

21. Princes Elizabeth tonight was elected an honorary member of the Institution of Civil Engineers oldest civil engineering institution in the world becoming its first honorary ladji member, y. CASH OR CHARGE you cart use either to insert a Journal Want Ad, Take advantage of this convenient arrangement and 'nUnr. A IS In 4ijlivf arid den Iff up to nl left Is sharp- shooters. But When It Isn't always that simple.

an Island intervenes, the wolf goes directly through it, not around, and the1 automobile must detour" In the hope the quarry will still be visible when the car has rounded the end. Here' what happened when Clayton Bulmer, Eric Llndstrom and jack McCoombs, all of Kenora, went out. One of the party saw a wolf about a mile away full flight. -Rounding Jan Island in pursuit, they saw three more hnd then; the1 party was literally surrounded with wolves running In all When the front and rear seat gunners had ceased firing, -seven fuU-grtown timber wolves worth $3 each In bounty were dead. The two largest weighed about 120 poLnds each.

State of Emergency Called in Trinidad PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, Jan. 2i Py Governor Sir Bede Clifford proclaimed a state of emergency throughout Trinidad Jay after 13 policemen injured yesterday in barring a mob vrtiich tried to force its way mto tftivernment House. i Auuforitles, reporting at Ijeast 132 afrests, said the mob was made lip of followers of Turbal Uriah Butler, leader and self- styled chief servant of the British Empire Peasants and Citizens Home Rule party, who arrived here Monday after being expelled from St Patrick' county oil fields on charges of Instigating an oil workers' strike. The state of emergency previously had been effective only in St. Patrick's county, where the Governor, ha ordered measures to halt a damaging series of oil well fire which police said were et by saboteurs.

Police used tear; gas and night tick to drive back the crowd trying to enter Government House yesterday, and jthe mob fought back with stone and Domes. PARADISE. DUBLIN; Jan. 21. Dr.

T. T. O'Hlgglns, vice-president of the Pine Gael (United Ireland party), told' the ODDOsltion nartv's annual convention todays that "Eire is a proiiieers- paradise and a poor man' belL? TONIGHT! 8.30 hW. J. COLD WELL M.P.

National CCFj' Leader CBO aVafaas aaaaa FRIEIID'SEYEVIEW? So you Jed as sour as that, huh? 1 Faen-a-mlttt may be Just what you need to start you smiling; again. It's tha mod- em chewing laxative. Delij-' ciously mint flavored. Gentle, -yet really effective. Never gripes or interfere with sleep.

Millions turn to Feen-a-miot when theyi need a laxative. Get the handpackage any drug counter. -T a a 1 RADIO IN REVIEW Monte Cristo By JOHN CEOS BY. NEW YORK, Jan. 22.

That old romanticist. Alexandre Du mas, used to complain that his son Alexandre Duma, til; aid entirely too much! preaching in hi plays. The elder Dumas a stout Republican, by the way-thought It was best Just to tell the story and let the Implication fall where they may. He'd be greatly surprised to see the uses to which his own work was being put the day. 'i I'The Baronet 1 an object lesson to us all which should teach, that hate group and agitator are acting only in their own (elfish interests," the Count of Monte Cristo said the" other day on a radio program by that jname.

Mutual 8.30 p.m. EST "Some-day all hate will be forgotten and all nation will live as brother united." v- Thl la an admlrabV but 'di-tinctly contemporary Idea. It' a little surprising coming from-our old friend the Count, though, ot course, he was always a little ahead of hls time since he has been through endless movies and play since Dumas pore originally created him. As 1 recall the Count of Monte Cristo. in it original, Edmund' waa more deeply concerned with winning hi -freedom, from the Chateau D'lf, then" getting hi hand on a vas.t iortune In Jewels, and finally personal vengeance than on any such -Ideological matter a the brotherhood of In the radio episode.

1 heard, the Count was up to hi ear in, of all things, a wave of anti-Am erican feeling provoked by the wicked Baroness. The Baroneas la not the Baroness Dangler pf the book but another girl entirely. She ha golden hair and green eyes and is very, very bad and very, very sexy in about equal quantities. Shells known as the Baroness Boucher but you might as well call her the DragonLady. The two have much in common.

In one half-hour episode, the Count fought' four duels and won ail pf them, hands down. The, last one was fought in the -French Chamber of Deputies, putting a halt to' legislative business for the rest of tht day. By the time he got around to that bit of sword-p lay, the Count had not only three duel In the space of a few hour behind him but also two bullet in him, These slight handicaps deterred the Count not a whit He pitched in and dis patched! the wicked Duke in a matter of fifteen second by my watch. A a fan of the original Count I waa pleased to discover that Monte Cristo still has a weakness for landing in dungeons. In thl piece, he was dungeoned once the Baronet got him but -got out in a matter of hours.

This is a great Improvement over his old time. Ai I recallj it took him Q080QO -hip otherwise you'll Qf NOTHING tr WRONG NUMBER THt SEU TEUrHOIK CSMPsKT (MaM 3mm, it's "ftrrtss llmi'il 9.30 ckco (1318 on your dial) I af 'A atf aa aaaaaB, jf nnm I Ml ytfy lest far -rr- JUSTWUCMt tVTM0fna; S3 COMSAT IAD SStATR I RtCOMMfMO I TWOUWrTWSSfBT crxutriMKrn CHU SOS SOf NTIIK. hownsnoi tt Rides Again twenty years to get out of the Chateau D'lf but then he's had lota pf experience aince. There was also a good deal ot talk about the papers In the strongbox and a man named Mo- reu, who has. the finest detective brain in all France.

At first blush, these sound as if they had been cribbed from some of the more modern fiction; still, when you think about it, Duma wasn't above such tricks either, so let's not complain. Television has Just dipped its feet into commercialism but already small, vexing problems are beginning to loom. One of these small problems ebneerns the bill board at (professional baseball and football stadium. Gillette, the razor-blade concern, Is one of the earliest and staunchest sup porters of television broadcast of sporting event. Gem Razor Blade are fervent advocates of billboard advertising, particu larly in ball parks.

Presently there is a long fly to left field or' possibly a brilliant run left close to the sideline. If there Is anything trial Irritates a Gillette man, it's a Urge sign extolling a Gem Razor blade right in the middle of a television broadcast which Gil lette has paid for. (Copyrlsht, l47. New Vers. Tribune, inc.) WILLIE WILLIS By ROBERT QUILLEN.

"1 don't see how a man ever get married. Whenever see a girl I'd have, she's the kind that turns up her nose at Estimate the. cost of your Journal Wnt Ad yourself count the words and multiply by 3. No guesswork Involved, THE OTTAWA JOURNAL, WEDNMDAT. JAVTART.I2.

MM." 23 Hundreds Funeral Of Howard Argue Hundreds were present yesterday afternoon to pay final-and Impressive tribute to the memory of Howard W. -Argue, prominent Mason and a CPR trainman for 42 years, at the funeral held from the Tubman Funeral Home to Plhecrest cemetery. Rev. Serson Clarke officiated. Mr.

Argue died Sunday at his home, 60 Elm street He was a member of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen; life member, Dalhousie Lodge, AF and AM. and a life member of Carleton Chapter, Royal Arch-Masons. Chief mourners were his wife, the former Ida Butler; a brother, Albert-Argue, of Stittsvllle, and a sister, Mrs. W. Butler, of; PrescotL Also' present were representatives from the CPR, fellow employes many friends and relatives and representatives from various Masonic lodges.

Says Burns Friend Of Common Man 1 i. Robert Burns, whose birthday Scots celebrate, this week, was described as the friend of the common man and the greatest Internationalist of all poets whrn Rev. A. M. J.

Gray, minister of St Paul's-Eastern United Church, addressed the Men's Association at, a supper last night In the church' Burns' of the common man, as exemplified In "The Cotter's Saturday is the secret of his power, and la also, perhaps, the reason for the great number of organizations that honor his memory in so many parts of the world, the speaker aald. Although' an ardent patriot. Burns, the nature lover and philosopher, knew that mankind could achieve greater happiness only by forgetting color and race, Mr. Gray concluded. J.

D. MacLeod, the chairman, Introduced the speaker, and appreciation was expressed by Roy Snider. B. Smith thanked the ladles for preparing and serving- the supper. Musical selections were offered by an Instrumental trio composed of Mr.

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112.000,000 NEW Jan. 21 If etiquette allowed wielding a toothbrush at intervals during a meal, a lot of tooth decay, which adds 112.000.000 new cavities annually In the United States, could be avoided. New York, dentists were, told UEURITIC Paint Mrs. Ids Shraave, Churek St Toronto. siiderH so oiiKh from Nruruir Psin.

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