MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1948 THE DAILY TIMES-CAZETTE 7 PAGE FIVE FOR RENT RADIOS WASHERS REFRIGERATORS SUN LAMPS ELECTRIC FANS RANGETTES ELECTRIC HEATERS VACUUM CLEANERS FLOOR POLISHERS RECORD PLAYERS MEAGHERS ELECTRIC PHONE 4600 24 HOUR SERVICE PHONE 300 - 403 } 60 KING STREET E. Next to Genosaa Hotel N. RICHARDS, Proprietor AN WAY Pioneer 'Crates' Recalled By Show Of New Aircraft. By JAMES McCOOK Canadian Press Staff Writer Farnborough, Hampshire--(CP)-- The Canadian bush pilot who con- guered the sub-Arctic with a single motor, fabric-covered wings' and haywire for emergency repairs would feel like a primitive man at the British aircraft industry show bere. } Twenty years ago Canada mar- velled at the achievements of the Pathfinder . HS2Ls, Fairchilds, Bel- lancas, Ryans, Fokkers and Moths. But here at Farnborough they seem even more remote than that. For instance: A A glittering de Havilland Dove airliner snorted onto a runway, stopped in 50 yards, then scooted backwards into a parking position under pressure of reversible prop- ellers. (Don MacLaren, Wop May, Punch Dickens, Al Cheeseman and Herbert Hollick-Keriyon could" have used one of these with floats when the flying north was young.) A Lincoln bomber with two whistling jet engines and two standard motors flicked off a run- way like a bit of down, moving its tons as if they were flecks of cloud. (Remember the long run, the la- perious climb, the thundering en- gine of the. Canadian airways pioneer?) A Saunders-Roe flying boat (a "giant" plane 20 years ago) circled, looped, dived and twisted like a ver of silvered paper within the Aeld space. (Remember the rthern seaplanes looking for 2 ipple to give them a "step" es off ad the clumsy, battered pontoons?) > Some Cargo! A Bristol freighter zoomed about with one of its two propellers "feathered" and a motor stilled. It landed. The fat nose opened. Out came a truck and a flock of pas- sengers. (Remember 'the little trac- tors taken apart to be flown bit by bit into the British Columbia goldfields. And the pilots" dislike of stout passengers?) Bands of fighters slipped across the sky at about 600 miles an hour, screaming like banshees. (Remem- ber the solemn thump of the Prai- rie night air mail, racing the storm at 90 miles an hour?) The silvery Canadian-built Chip- - munk monoplane trainer showed its paces among the big ones, twisting off the runway into a fast turn that would have greyed the hair of aero club instructors from coast to coast. (Remember the early train- ing planes, all bi-planes, with fa- bric easily holed, and handled with reverent care?) There were helicopters that look- ed as much like airplanes as the grain bin on the west quarter-sec- tion but still flew. And 4 flying wing without a tail but with a big jet outlet as black as a trapper's stove- pipe. And sail-planes with no motor at all that swooped and turned in eerie silence. "No other country in the world can show so wide a range of ultra- modern flying machines," Sir Roy jbson, president of the Society of <itish Aircraft Constructors, said at Farnborough. - ANCIENT HISTORY The earliest recorded history of China begins in 2356 B.C. , FATHER WAS 70 - Confucius's father was 70 when Ponfucius was born. : LET US CLEAN YOUR 'RADIATOR . with the NEW Brady Automatic Cooling System Cleaner ® Cleans Radiators without removing in 2% hours ® Money back guarantee SNOVAN GARAGE A. SNOWDEN and K. VANVOLKENBURG, Props. % Supertest Products v Dunlon and Dominion Tires % Greasing % Tire Repairs % Starter and Ignition Service i SNOVAN GARAGE 582 KING ST. E. PHONE 1020 NAIMAN'S GARAGE and MOTOR SALES "Assigned to keep your weels ' turning" Quick, Efficient Repairs at all times 181 ALBERT ST. 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All replies must be In the Times-Gazette office not later than 6 p.m. on Thursday this week. Prizes will be awarded in the order that correct answers are received. No employee of The Times-Gazette or Bllumore Theatre or their im- mediate families, will be eligible to enter this contest. Three judges will be appointed by The Times-Gazette and their in all to this will be final, P To The Contest Editor, The Times-Gazette, Oshawa ADDRESS ...: he Misspelled Words Are USE THIS ENTRY BLANK "tcc sececssessnssesensesssensnee HERE ARE MY SOLUTIONS: Name of Advertisement essssssnee tests cencsenenscens ecsecesssessstesessissnsnssase m=. ECTORY TODAY! 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