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Sat OFS T ~~ oe STs Taw TSP RF 0 Lt SR ie TET PLRT IW a ary THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1929 -- 9% 9. 1000 10.30 11.45 10.00 11,00 1.15 1.00 2, 4.00 5% 6.00 6.15 6.30 00 KYW _ (294)--~Chicago. Hamp's orches- 7.5% 8.00 815 830 BE SIRE 45 WGY (Schenectady, WGY Players. ~~ "Easy-to-Find" "RADIO PROGRAM To-Night's Best Features lumbia: La Palina 'Smoker--Frank star, - St Columbia: Night Romances, KoA, Denver, "In Egyptian Gar. THURSDAY'S BEST FEATUR am WEAF New Yor U.S. rine 0 . NBC System (WJZ A nd hr, Wad Ee I our, System (WJZ, king School NBG System (W. )--Househeld In. le, . Ty NBC System (Central)~Farm and NBC System U.S. Army Band to WIR, WRC! REN, Thursday Programs NBC System: Bill and Jane to WEAF, BC 'System: Waldorf Astoria Music to WEA! 3 RG WTAG, isy (268)~Milwaukee, Peter Rabbit; an, > w. Z (394.5)=New York, Old Man Sun. shine, WIR (400)--Detroit, Wi GR0-Datscit, Dinner concert. WGK ( Dinner Music; 5)--Buffalo, Orchestra pro- KCI (307)-Quiebes, La_Soleil News, WBAL (283)--Baltimore, Dinner music WIZ (394,5)--New York, Furville, (C (500)--Hartford. Dinner Group, hk a 306) --Pitts.. Entertainers, WCAH (209)~Columbus, Peerless or- estra, Ea A CAE Pitts, Pianist; Books, WeAE biti." Coneacts enter t ls : NBC System: Hymn Sing to WEAF, NBC System ark Central Orches- t 2 ", WLW G%r-Cinci, Talk; Gibson or- chestra, WSB _(405)--Atlants, Pomar ti Re a Nashville, Studio orches- WHVA (70)=Richmond Amos 'n' An. dy; Talk, CNRM (411)~Montreal. French gram to CNRT, CNRO, CNRQ A Ps 12 2 omior WEAR YWEEL, WIAR, WTAG, WGR (545)--Buffalo. Charles Gypsy Band. (256)~Phila. Blue Anchor Hr, WCAU Phila. ue hor Mo SFr way, CAE, WRC, WOW, KOA, WGR, WTAM, WWJ, F, KSD, Wi , KSTP, 297)-New York, Oskland's ints Nowa: "The, god You, 3 AN IZ WR, WBZ, WBAL, WKY, Wa KPRC, KYW WHEN VeWR, WEG (272)--Atlantic City, Gospel Hymns, WPG (272)--Atlantic City, Feature pro- ER (411)~Montreal, Markets; Spe- Clumbia. Network: Chora! Singers, % I 2 on SRE > RREBERE Eseadebes B bEE-B i i: B it if Boosshe SEEBERE RITE 1 BRERRES 8 ] ie B JI |] 4 {344 il ig E i TREEEEREIRREEE 331749399931 BREEERERRRREES E ss 56 PEE OB FRERER i efit I FEERRRRERERES AA ESsessscetbocs BEERREREERRERY (FFAS : 2 § 1] 4343437 FERRERS iH fit I 4333 11131 skeet 1313133113 {4513 13333111 : v i i | £ J RRERERRERS System: Hoover tinels WRC, F, KSD, WOW, WKY. '3 [3 2 A SL A , WHAM, ' WLW, (487) '-- Milwaukee. Singing Fireman, 9.00 CNRM (411)--Mont Studio am To CNRO, CNR, CRT. CRW. Pacific Network: Sieberling umbia Network: Aunt WABC, WEAN, WNAC, WFB IL, Ww. J am, nN to STP, KO. WRC 'WGY, WGR, WCAE, WTMJ, W i, KSD, WOW, WDAF, KPRC, WFAA, WSB, WBT, WHAS, WSM, WISN = ei ! w WN (; Milwaukee. Church ser. vices, NBC System: Los Sevillanos to WJZ, KDKA. WLW (428)--Cinci, Garden of Music. WLS (345) hicago. All State Hour, 9.30 Columbia twork: Sonora Hour ABC, WOR EAN, WFBL, WIAS, WADC, WBBM, WOWO, WIBW, WISN, ¥ WSPD, WHK, WKBW, WLBW. NBC System: Rapid Transit to WEAF, WJAR, WRC, WCAE, WCSH, WFI, WGY '(379.5)Schenectady, "The Jon. eses, NBC System: Maxwell Hour to WJZ, WBZ, W WBAL, WHAM, WJTAX, WBAP, WEBC, KOA, KDKA, / YW, . WLW, KSD, HO, WRVA, DAF,' KSTP, KPRC, WHAS, WSM, WSB, WBT, 10,00 KDKA' (306)--Pitts, Maytag program, Columbi Network: Columbians = to " , , WMAL. WBZ (303)--Springfield. Sports; Hoc- bey game, NBC System: Halsey Stuart Hour to WEAF, WEEI, WTIC WIAR wWGY, WTAG, WCAE, WCSH, WWJ, WFI, WRC, 'WBT, KSD, Was aul XY, "KOA: Wok, WHO. : » h WLW (428)Cinci. 'Armco Band. WPG_ (272)--Atlantic City, Entertain. ers; Play "Congo." WRVA S20 Richmond. Organ, KYW ( KOKA" (306)--Pitt P hest tts, enn orchestra, NBC System: Palais d'or Orchestra to WEAF, WEI, WOR, WWJ, WRVA, WHO, 'WGY, WTIC, Columbia Network: Musical Episode to WABC, WFAN, WNAC, WEAN, WFBL, CAO, WJAS, WADC, WKRC, WBBM, - WGHP, WOWO, KMBC, KOIL, WSPD, WHK, WLBW, WKBW, stem: Iso Vis Orchestra to WGx, WTMJ, WDAF, KSD, WOW, KSTP, WHO, WJR (400)--Detspit. Readings; Truck. er's Orchestra, WLS (345)~Chicggo, Welsh Male bij System: Sixteen Singers to WJZ, 11,00 CNRM (411)--Montreal. Organ; dance rogram to CNRO, CNRT, s makers that frustrates the efforts '| immigration legislation, L. | mission for aliens )--Chicago. Bookman; Vocal; | could cope with any other bination ] : possible combination--in short an 'armed neutrality.' " § The last sentence of the. book rpads: 'These two peoples are great enough and generous enough to behave toward each other as gentlemen and to spare the world the spectacle of a rivalry between thein protectors and their peace- of all men of goodwill for making a better world," IMMIGRATION BILLS BEFORE U. S. SENATE Washington, D. C,, Feb. 13.--The House Ryles Committee decided to- day to ask the House to set aside a day for consideration of proposed Among the bills to be considered is the Box measure to make more stringent the laws governing the en- trance of persons from Canada and Mexico as visitors, The bill would bar the entry as visitors of per- sons coming into this country to work who are not specifically exemp- ted under the contract labor pro- visions of the present law. Two bills introduced by Senator Blease of South Carolina, which would authorize certificates of ad- who have been lawfully admitted to this country for ermanent residence and who have ived here continuously, and to make it a felony for any deported alien to return illegally to this coun- try also are to be dealt with, France's Influenza epidemic has assumed such proportions as to ne- cessitate importing nures from Eng- land to cope with the situation. The death rate has soared this week and it is estimated that in Paris alone one-fifth of the population is stricken, [FARMERS BENEFIT BY CR. PROGRAN Will Increase Traffic in Western Area Saskatoon, Sask. Feb. 13. -- This city is favorably impressed with the branch line program announced by the Canadian National Railway Sat- urday, Most of the proposed exten- sions are in Central and Northern Saskatchewan, Their general effect, it is thought, would be to increase traffic through Saskatoon and to im- prove the position of the farmers in this part of the west by providing them with much-needed transporta- tion facilities. The most important of the bran- ches from the city's point of view is the 86-mile line between Aberdeen and Meliort, two Saskatchewan points, This extension, which would shorten Saskatoon's connection with the Hudson Bay Railway, has been under discussion here for some time. The Canadian Pacific Railway's program announced some weeks ago includes a line direct from Saskatoon to Melfort, The relative merits of the two plans have provoked lively discus- sion in the city. Both the city council and the board of trade pass- ed Yesolutions last month favoring the private company's application for a charter, Now a change in sentiment is observable. The city council has reversed its first posi- tion by carrying a motion approving of the CN.R, line. It is said that a move is in progress to bring about a similar action by the board of trade, German . Balloonists Have a Wild Voyage Aberdeen, Scotland, Feb. 18. -- Three Germans in a balloon in which they ascended near Leipzig yesterday morning, descended ab- ruptly near here today, after a wild unchartered voyage across Hol- land and the North Sea. Soon af- ter they took the alr they found that the apparatus for releasing gas from the bag failed to work and thereafter they were at the mercy of the elements, The men were Dr, Paul Rohr, Paul Thielecke, a dentist, and G. Rexhausen, a farmer, They had resigned themselves to a tragic end when the wind carried the bal loon out over the sea during the night. Driven northward along the English coast, they sighted a light about 3 o'clock in the morn- ing, which proved to be Aberdeen, hut the gale increased in fury and their ungovernable craft was hurl- ed along toward the snow covered Cairngorm mountains, Several times they bumped on hill tops and when the balloon caught In a tree, they half fell, half jumped out of the basket. One of them hirt his ankle an danother an eye and a hand, VIGOROUS ATTACK ON MINERS' RELIEF Ramsay MacDonald Writes Letter to Candidate in Northumberland London, Feb, 13, -- The govern: ment"s mode of dealing with the distress in the coal fields by con- Do You Own Your Own Home LETT, NICHOLLS AND | Buy a Revenue Producer! Real Estate | HALLITT | We have several Duplex Real Estate Insurance ard Residences --- well rented. | For Sale or Exchange, Let us show you how to live rent free, Loans, Puone 3254 11 King St, East, Oshawa Insurance CUTLER & PRESTON 64 KING ST. W, Telephone 572-223 Night Calls 510-1560 The Disney Real Estate Phone 1550 tributing pound-for-pound to the lord mayor's relief fund is again attacked by Rt. Hon, Ramsay Mac- Donald, Labor leader, in a letter to G. W. Shield, Labor candidate sgh iin the by-election campaign in ARR PHONE | Wansheek, Northumberland. "I .C.YOUNG 4k Prince St Oshawa, Ont. FOR SALE ing on lot 35 x 134 ft, trim and furnace, ;am confidently looking for a rous- {ing Labor victory in Wansbeck," { Mr, MacDonald wrote, "Our splen- | did successes in Midlothian, Batter- sea and Bishop Aukland are truly ly located, A bargain! Phone 871-687TW J. H. R, LUKE King st, E, significant, They show the sands $3,800 buys 5 roomed brick dwells Ready for Wired stove, Can be completed for $700 Garage suitable for work shop, 18 x 14 ft,, with addition 7 x 14 ft, formerly used as dwelling, Centrale for are rapidly running out for the government and are unmistakable |million of our fellow countrymen |gress Buckingham and Baton, died {evidence of a great political change [who need food and clothing, That |i, Washington after an operation {in the next general election, They {the government foreshadow the nation's stern con- should shirk Its poy appendicitis. He was 71 years demnation of the Torfes' disastrous | PFiIMary duty in so urgent a mat- (41d, and as chairman of the board ter ag to leave the task of relief to the initiative of private charity is almost incredible." {rule, { "It Is more than sufficient to re- {mind you that at the end of four years of Tory government there is such appalling distress in the coal- fields that private charity is being asked to come to the relief of a |ber of the Chicago law firm of De- | him when he died, » ELLA CINDERS--Out of the Past 1 YW (294)--Chicago, News; Orch WBBM (%9)--Chicago: Lombardo's Canadians; Vocal. : WLW (428)--Cinci. Trio; orchestra. WLS (345)=Chicago. Concert Orchestra, soloists, . Yas System: Slumber Music to WJZ, WPG (272)--Adlantic City, Dance music 11,10 WIR (400)--Detroit. News; Orchestra; Organ, 11.15 KTHS (375)~Hot Springs. Dance tunes, ialties, 11,30 CRRC (434.5)--Calgary, Concer por ram, ey (379)--Schenectady, Organ. NBC System: Park Central Orchestra to WEAF, WOW, WHO, WRVA, 11,45 WDAF (492)--Kansas City, Varied pro- rani, fen (405)--Atlanta, Organ, 12,00 KYW (294)--Chicago. Fiorito's orches, WGR (545)--Buffalg, Shea's Symphony. WHO (300)~Des Moines, Little Sym. UE HN (297)-New York. Studio pro- fiw (428)~Cinci, Showbox orchestras, COOLIDGE TO SIGN CRUISER BILL SOON Commander Kenworthy's Book Sheds Some Light On The Subject Washington, Feb. 13. -- Presi- dent Coolidge is about to put his signature to the fateful 15 cruiser building bill, The completed bill reached the White House yesterday and was sent to the Budget Bureau and the Navy Department for routine re- port. President Coolidge is ex- pected to sign it within the next few days, The completed measure is only about fifty lines long, one of hte shortest bills to come from Con- gress this year. Some light is thrown on the real situated in a frank book just published, "Freedom of the Seas," by Commander Kenworthy, former British naval officer, now in Par- liament and possible head of the Admiralty fin any future Labor Cabinet. : Collaborating with him is George Young, long in the British Foreign Office. Their book, just published here, strives to take a detached view of the problem. The second sentence of the book U. 5. Pat. OF; Copyright 1929, a Newspaper Service IF youve beers Very poor all your de anal sudolerdy Were oFfrect marriage one of tre Worlds richest men, You 2 over, wouldnt you 9 erm -- ---- S-- Mi i {1 | lil Tian TusnE wake pl JN. SMH] REFUSED THEIR HANDS, BUT THEY BOTH TOLD ME THEIR HEARTS WOULD ALWAYS REMAIN OPEN FOR AN ENGAGEMENT WITH ME | y yy PUTTING THEM IN A HAT, JX SHUFFLING THEM D1] AND THEN THROWING be THE HAT AWAY | ill © BRL TTT Poor &lla! 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