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Uncle . --) ne Wiz '394.5)--New York, Tapa Trio 0. Ww 42)=Cinel, Educational kgeties Huax (333)--Buffalo. Concert Wow W (508)--Omaha. Murphy Hour, | WRVA (0) Richmon My a, WE G Gn-Worcaser News; Bes. pus Be System: Health Talk to wrZz, WHA A, Twins Wral M, WL WBZA, * KDEA, XYW, WIR, WM, KWK, y only. 'p.m, =Daily except Sunday, Whitby, Oshawa, Bowmanville A BUS LINE (Efsectev DAY Nov, 8 . attes Nov, Gong West Leave Arrive Arrive Oshawa Whitby Hespital 710sm, 7.25a.m. Bam 0.45 am. em, 9.45am, 10,20 a.m, 10.35 a.m, 10.50 a.m. 1210 pm, 1230 pm, 13.45 pm. 3% vm, 220 p.m, pam. 320 p.m. 410 pm, 42pm 435pn. $15 pm. 5.30 p.m, %1Spm. 63pm 64pm. 240 pm. 80pm, SEER S522 wee pm, P. $4.40 pm, 11.55 p.m, Going East Leave Arrve Oshawa Bowmanville 60am 65am: 4 sm 708m 750em 82am 8% am 85sm 9am 10.00 a.m. 10.20 a.m. 10.55 a.m. $1.00 a.m, 1030 a.m, 1205 pam. 12.40 p.m 30pm LiSpm LYpm 200 pm. 20 pm. 245pm. 32pm 34Spm, 410pm 4.490 pa @Bpm 44pm 505pm S540 pm 2 535 pm, 6.05pm 640 pm. 60pm 70pm 70pm B00pm , . 800pm 905pm 940 pm. 9.50 pom. 10.10 p.m. 10.45 p.m. pm. 11,10 p.m. 11.30 p.m, 12.00 marked are through busses to 7 Hospital. N SUNDAY AND RULIDAN SCHEDULE os Gomg West Leave. Lasve Arrive Arrive Oshews Whitby am 9am 94am am asm 1200 pm. 1215 p.m. 1225 pa» pm 21Spm 23pm, pm 41Spm 43pm, gs JES Hes p.m. p.m. p.m. pm 0.30pm 1045 pm. 11.00 pm Witiy Ocbwwe Bowman Bowmanville am 1015sm 10.30em IL am pm 128pm L0pm LXpm 24pm. 30pm ADpm 45pm S0pm SNpm HE LIS 11.30 p.m. 12.00 p.m i' ] 7.3 CNRW (384.4)--Winnipeg. Ft. Garry « KMA ~ (337)--Shenandoah. Markets; ic LWGR (545)--Buff Studio program. Wiz, WHZA, WRAL. RDEA Ew WSB, WJR, WI KYw, WMAK fF: i 3 we i Bt alo. Minstrels; to 800 WBAL (283)--Baltimore. Music Art Close-Ups to WOR, WNAC, WEAN, WFBL, WREC," WADC, WCAO, sk, WAS, K: NBC System : "Concert ol rag Tales WEAR WRC WEE KYW, WGR, KSD, WTAM, WLIT, WFAA, KOA, WCAE, WEY, WWJ, WDAF, Wi P (492)--Phila. Musical Shower, Bo (272)--Atlantic City. Dinner mu- £10 WJZ (94.5) --New York. Old Man Don- al 8.30 Columbia Network: Veedol Vodvil to OR, WNAC = WEAN. WEBL, MAK, WHK, KMBC, WCCO, WCAO,, WADC, WKRC, WGH WMAQ, WREC,, WOWO, KMOX, WLBW, WMAL, WJAS, KOIL, WCAU,' KFH, NBC System: Armstrong akers to JZ, M, S, WBZA,' WREN, WBAL, WIR, WHAS, WSB, WLW, WBT, WSM., 9.00 NRA (476)--M L'Assumpti Columbia Network: True Story Hou to Wi C, OR, WNAC, WEAN, WFBL? Wowo, KOIL, WHK, WMAK, WCAU, WADC, WLBW, WKRC, WGHP, WMAQ, KMOX, WCAO, WJAS, WMAL, NBC System: An Evening in Paris to WEAF, WEEL WTIC, WRC, WGY, H, WTAG, WGN, WGR, WCAE. 'WJ, WDAF, KSD, "WoC, wow V AR, WLIT, WIP (492)--Phila. Passion Play "The Condemna NBC System: Wigley Re Review owiz 2, WSB, STP, W R WREN, KDEA, KYW, KWK, HA WFAA, KOMO, YER" WBAL, "KOA, W AS, WRVA, WBZ, WBZA, WHAM, WOAL 9.30 NBC "System: Schradertont Band to WEA F, Wan F, WDAF, WEEI, WAG, Win WR eo RCA, WWJ, WGR, WOW, NBC System: Philco Theatre Memories to ALS WHAM, KSTP, KWK, KYW. WBT, WLW, WBZ, WBZA, WBAL, KDKA, WJR, WREN, WTMJ, WSB, KPRC, WOAI, WHAS, WFAA, WSM WTAM (280 )--Cleveland. Friday frolics 10.00 CNRA (476)--Moncton. Concert orches. lumbia Network: Kodak hour to CAU, WNAC, WEAN, WFB WMAK, WHK, WCAO, ADC, WKRC, WMAQ, KOIL, KMBC, WOWO, HP, MAL, , ... WSPD, KMOX, WJAS, WCCO, WIBW, WREC. WBAP (374.8)--Ft. Worth, Musical Kee Sy stem: Concert Bureau Hour TIC WEAF, W WCAE, WOW, WTAG, WCSH, WRC, WW i. KSD, , WLIT, WEE, W. WGY, Why WCAH' (209)--Columbus. Studio pro- ST System: The Challengers to WJZ, KOA BAL, KDKA, KYW, KWK, w Ww. WFAA, KPRC, WOAI, WBT, WTM]J. biti 461)--Nashville. Caldwell Sym. +308" (345) ~Chicago. The Jewels. te) * Mus hours.) « WCAU pl, Palais d'or or- | while frantically attempting to -1 ages of the blast, was hurled with .| companion was saved by clinging to DESTRUCTION AND DEATH IN WAKE OF STORM Three Lives Taken in On- tario's Worst Storm : of Winter Toronto, Mar. 8. -- One of the worst winter storms in history, carrying with it death and whole- sale destruction, swept over On- tario yesterday, Buildings collap- 'sed before the fury of the gale. Tel- egraph poles were snapped and miles of wire ripped away, disor- ganizing service in many districts. Trains in the north crawled behind plows thru' heavy drifts of snow, arriving hours late at their destina- tions. Fires fanned by the high winds took on threatening propor- tions and the brigades in many cen- tres experienced an anxious day. Three Lives Claimed Only three actual fatalities had been reported from the province last night, but a number of narrow escapes from death and disaster were accompanying factors of the 50-mile gale. In Goderich, Herbert McLean, lash down a roof against the rav- it to his death fifty feet below. Half the roof had already been torn away when with another man he made the perilous venture. The two men had hardly started opera- tions when a strong gust lifted the remainder of the structure. His the wall of the building, Blinded by the blizzard, Joseph Yeo,, C.N..R section man at Lon- don, was struck by a train a few miles from the city. At Port Col- borne the frozen body of an Italian workman lost in the storm was re- covered from the Welland canal. Coming out of the northwest and varying in intensity from 50 to 60 miles an hour the storm struck .western Ontario. on Wednesday night, increasing in inwasity auring the early hours of this morning. In London, Windsor and Hamilton, windows were shattered, trees rip- ped up by the roots and barns in the surrounding areas torn to pleces. In West Hamilton a fire ball was blown down and com- pletely wrecked. At the same time the east end fire department was answering a call on the east end of the mountain where flames breaking out in one of the houses threatened to sweep over a Wadle district. Family Almost Suftocated The entire wall of & uviick rest- dence in London fell inwards pe- fore the force of the wind, tons of debris being precipitated into the bedroom vacated a few moments before by the family, The wind tossed away the chimney of a house in another district and the family narrowly escaped suffocation rrom the resulting coal gas fumes. The residence belonged to 8. Naylor, 77 Edward street, who was awak- ened early in the morning by the coughing of his granddaughter. He gave the alarm and the family of five were removed from the house. They are recovering. "WHAT IS A GNOME?" The class had just been given a talk on fairies, and at the end of it, to find out how much they knew, the teacher asked: "What is a gnome? One bright child answered. "Please teacher, an 'ouse."--Yorkshire Post, GOL. STEWART IS OUSTED IN FIGHT IN STANARD OIL Rockefeller . Interests Win Battle for Control--New Board Named Whiting, Ind., Mar. 8.--Colonel Robert W. Stewart lost his long- fought battle yesterday with John D. Rockefeller, Jr, to retain his $125,000-a-year position as chair. man of the board of the Standard Oil Company of Indiana. Colonel Stewart went down to a defeat even more decisive than had been predicted by the Rockefeller group, which had demanded his resignation because of alleged "moral anfitness," but he left the annual stockholders' meeting with the plaudits of the record gathering ringing in his ears. Post Abolished The post of Chairman, from which Colonel Stewart was ousted by more than 2,600,000 votes, was abandoned by the new board of directors which met immediately after being elected. Edward G. Seubert, President of the corporation, was re-elected and magn chief executive officer. He will take over the duties of Colon- el Stewart, whose successor on the board is Willliam M. Burton, form- er president of the concern. New Board's Personnel The new board of eleven has three additions--Melvin A, Tray- lor, President of the First National Do YouOwn Your Own Home Real Estate Insurance ard Loans. Puone 8254 # King St. East, Oshawa manager of the Whiting Refinery, and Thomas 8. Cooke, former Sup- erintendent of the Whiting plant and now a Vice-President of the Pan-American Petroleum and Transport Corporativ.. The slates presented by the Rockefeller faction and the Stew- art supporters were identical, with the exception of Colonel Stewart, Mr. Burton and Mr, Traylor. Tray- lor was named on the board to suc- ceed Louis L. Stephens, who, al- though defeated as a director, was retained in his position as general counsel, The Board of Election Inspec- tors reported that a total of 8, 446,120 votes had been cast. Of these 817,410 were represented in person and 7,628,710 by proxies. AREA UNDER PASTURE The total acreage under pasture in Canada in 1928 was 9,528,043 Bank of Chicago; Gentry Cash, acres, 5 Special 6 rooms, New $46 ----North end. Gumwood trim, all con- venjences. Bargain with $600 cash. SEE "DISNEY" 20 King St. E. Phone 1650 French Agriculture "Again Discussed Paris, March 8--The attention of France has again been drawn to the condition of French agriculture, Last year only 13,000,000 acres were given over to wheat. The exodus of farm hands to the cities is given as the principal cause. The population is now equally divided between the cities and the country. The decline in agricultural prosperity is ascribed by the farmers to export restrictions and a low tariff. on the other hand claims that since Real Estate Insurance CUTLER & PRESTON 64 KING 8ST. W. Telephone 572-228 Night Calls 510-1560 Pho. A \ 4% Prince ST. Oshawa, Ont hi as exportation is concerned and has increased the duties on for- cign agricultural imports. Hydro-electric power, especially in the south of France, has however furnished more comfort to the farm- ers and some contend that with everything to eat at their doors, the farmers are better off than those in the cities who are fazing the rising cost of living, The® Delaware River bridge will The government |be free to vehicular traffic within 12 years, was predicted in report to 1927 it has granted complete liberty | New Jersey Legislature, ELLA CINDERS--The Villain Cringes a Roe A E TWO-FACED (Ege ge ed n---- Bv Bill Conselman and Charlie Plumb ONE MORE AND YOU'LL BE CUOSinG. ~~ THE DOOR FROM THE LEAVE THOSE oR YOU'LL FIND THAT HOUDINI BREAK OE! SRLS ADE. 1030,CTCA (357)--Toronto. Concert YW (294)--Chicago. Studio concert; p of New OE WEAL (283)--Baltimore, Musical Me- Columbia Network: Night Club Roman, ces to game network as 'Kodak Hour" bi 389)--Chicago. Lombardo's nad Nee Syotem? Spitalny's Music to WJZ, 10.48 WAT (492)--Kansas City. Amos 'n' 11.00 CKGW Ji) Toronto, Romanelli or- chestra; KFAB (89)--Lin in. Concert (2 hrs.) WCAU (56) --Phila. News; Cathay or- chestra, NBC System: The Skellodians to WLS, KSD, Wooo WOW, WDAF, KOA, KV0O, WEAF Sh New ork. St. Regis Orchestra to WWJ. BC. System: Slumber Music to WJZ, RC, WTMJ, WLW, WHAS, WHAM wh MAR (333)-- Buffalo, Dance orchestra, WNAC (244)--Boston, News; Gallagh- er's Orchestra, WOR (422.3)--Newark. orchestra WPG (272)--Atlantic City, News; Sil wer Slipper Orchestra. WRVA (270)--Richmond. Organ. 11,10 WGR (545)--Buffalo. Statler orchestra, 1.3 WDAF (492)--Kansas City. Varied Program Jas 345)--Chicago. Showboat (2% 11.45 WEE "(405)--Atlants. Hawaiian ensem-, 12.00 XFL, Lan.5)-1es Angeles, Concert or ra "(545)--Houston. Studio progra: KYW (294 icago. Fiorito's orches. XDA 0) Denver, Music Album; RO (¥79)--Oakland. Play "The False it" WBAP Sy 8)--Ft. Worth, Accordion; Wedd (370)-- Mpls. St. Paul. Musicians SENSATIONAL END TO WESTERN DOG DERBY 225 News; Dance Bld (By Canadian Press) The Pas, Man., Mar, 7.--In the most sensational, finish ever wit- nessed in any dog derby, Emil St. Godard, youthful "musher" of in- ternational fame, last night fin- ished first in the renewal of the Pas dog derby association 200-mile non- stop race. St. Godard reached the finishing line on the Saskatchewan River at 11:09 p.m., three minutes ahead of the second to finish. His time for the 200-mile course to Flin Flon and return was 36 hours and 69 minutes. Felt Bros. 7 he LEADING JEWELER Estab'ished 1886 12 Simcoe St. South WATCHES oun srecifry at. your Wekch Is sot giving antltacion we can pale snd ishe # wll tho Correet time D; J. BROWN Hy THE JEWELER " Ofticial Watch inspector for Canadian National and Oshawa Railroads. Phone 189 BRINGING UP FATHER-- OH MRE! OH MY! WiLL 0 I'M GONNA, 3 ]SivE THIS THAT DARNED DENTIST L Fr : TOOTH EVER GIT THROUGH WITH GOOD -BYE! PULLED I THAT PATIENT? | CAN'T : ' IT'S THE STAND THIS MUCH "ol Do LAT THING LONGER ofl Dn ofl D ' v FN ) (~2 TELLING TOMMY : WHAT IS A WALRUS, DADDY 9 IT 1S AN ANIMAL CLOSELY RELATED T0 THE SEAL AND SEA LION, TOMMY bh §HE WALRUS 1S FOUND ON THE COAST OF LABRADOR AND HUDSON BAY IN THE ATLANTIC OCEAN AND FARTHER NORTH IN THE PACIFIC. 47 ALRUSES NORMALLY REACH A LENGTH OF FROM 10 TO 12 FEETAND A » WEIGHT OF 2000 POUNDS. THEY HAVE ENORMOUS DOWN-TURNED-TUSKS PROJECTING FROM THE UPPER JAY, SOMETIMES REACHING A LENGTH OF QE, 30 BICHES. THE TUSKS ARE SOLDNORY TY T7 TZ AMD ARE USEFUL IN DEFENSE. © 1929, King Poatuses Syndicate, nc, Great Britain rights reserved. 5-8 "SHOES, AND GOODNESS] 1 FORGOT TO ASK DADDY WHAT THE WALRUS SAID, "BOUT SHIPS, AND SEALING WAX OF CABBAGES, AND KINGS" \ p = Pit - By Russ Westows GIO Pe cial coe Sime