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-- 8 & 4 i | <= BEERERREL | $3444 HE rs Wi SERRE] i " Easy-to-Find RADIO PROGRAM : Sedharling Nights--Ital axwel Concert. =Farm Bureau Pi McNary, : Mus sode, Y's Sh ATE deta] a Marimba Orchestra; no Sem (WI2)-KCA Education! 21.18 NBC 'System (WEAF)--Household Tn. no iC. Syevem (WEAF)="Testh and 1.00 System (Central)--Farm and i Jer nz C, Peeat 1.00 NBC 'System (WJZ)--Little Sym KWK, hi CRG A . PROGRAM |] we Bill A Jane to WEAF, York. Markets, Le foes Wader As tovia A Music E, il 5)=New York, Old Man shi Ls Theis orchestra, win aris Vitor program, )--Cleveland. Dinner music CA Dinner concert, is 3 Derr Science News; or- 8 Baltim Dinner niusi: " ie Kanan C City, Ale School $e they York, Pollack's or- Hartford, Di group, oe S05 02 oF! Pitts, Engertainers Dinner concert. 8 8 i Lincin timore, Wind Ensem- CAU (#56)--Phila, Concert; Enter. i Be ystems Hymn Sing. to WEAF. Phila. Uncle NBC ystem: Talk; Ay orchestra an PN FEERRERREEER 3323344 EEREEERRRRE B if pRESsRcEcas cf i 8 dd FEEEEEEREREE 544394343344 4M ASR SEsuBsetubie : STRRRRRRRRRING ; 4 ; a Eases BERERE gsstes 111111] i Aa Whoa ar Pog oy chor SE Amos 'n' - 8) Vie! PATAR eo Wesh, Whe )--Schenectady, Farm pro- i (428)--Cinei, Historical High- WIZ". ood (@49-New York May Bree WBAP Fl Worth, Musical pro- $ Th Kc. yates WAR RSTa, wav, Twn TOT J, WER, Tut WTAG, "pix Kn WHO, W R. Wear Dussthearts, AD Leh Fink Serenade © wiz 9 i BAL, WRY. KPRO A Wk, WHZA, wag" (272)--Atlantic City, Gospel WFAA, WG EL WEA AF, KSD, WMC, WeM, WSB, WKY, ion Sparkers to KW. WBZ, WHAM, WLW, VA (270)--Ri Es News_hour, Wag G0 Rimant. Studio pro- 9.00 Ee 411)--Montreal., edie Fo oe o CNR n GC NRO, CNR Columbia " Netwed H NEW, emima to WHK, KMBC, WLBW, Yi t (= natimore: Music Box, m bering ingers to WEAF, WEET, Whe WIAR, NBC System: "WEAN W aX W uc Z, KDKA, Columbia Network: Sonora Hour U, WNAC, WEAN, WCAO, J N ystem : pid WEAF, ralph whe! WCAE, West WTIC, WGY (379. $}~Schenectady, The Jones: Nic System: Maxwell I' Hour to WIZ, BZA, 0 TR, KYW, ™] WLW, WHO WRVA, DAF, PRC, WHAS, WSM, WSB, WBT. 10,00 NRE' (312)--Regi tudio CNRM 411 Dr aontreal, teliod program to CNRO, , Columbia' Md Columbians , WA KMOX, KMBC, "ROIL, WBZ (303)--Springhield. Sports; Enelly's orchestra, weau CS phiia, Alabama Troop. NBC System: Halsey Stuart Hour to WEAF, W System: M WJZ, WBAL, WHAM, WLS, WLW, KD WAM (280)--Cleveland. Maytsg Ra- 117 WEM (461)~Nashville, Belle Camp program 10.30 KDKA (306)--Pitté, Radioette; Penn orchestra, WTAG, WGR, Wi Columbi M EMBC, KOIL, WSPD, WHK, WLBW, WMAL WKBW, NBC System: Farm B fom to WIZ, WBZ, WEEN WEAL, TR, KWK, WREN, KOA, Yue ws BW WBT, WFAA, KP Wax WRC, C System: Iso-Vis Orchestra to Wox, "WMT, WDAF, KSD, WOW, Wiw Son-Linel Minstrels, Pid @. At City. 11.00 kSre A 'n' Andy kaox Bsr Louis, News; Amos )--New York, Oakland's i WIE WBZ," WREN, KWK, waza, | THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1929 ERA A y, fs Cilcass, Fire's aes t EN -- (M45)--Chicago, Vasie y program New Bird and Game | Sanctuary Planned Regina, Mar, 14--The two-thou- sand acre city farm at Boggy Creek, near here, is to be. turned into a game and bird sanctuary, and in time become a park and playground for Regina citizens. Wild rice will be sown to encour- age the birds. SWEDEN APPROVES Stockholm, Mar, 14, -- The two Chambers of the Swedish Rimadag, or national parliament, have voted unconditional approval of Swe- den's adherence to the Kellogg- Briand renunciation of war pact. COAL COKE WOOD Waterous-M eek Limited UPTOWN OFFICE 80 Kin ngSt. Ww. Phones 1. and 660 [) BOY WAS RESCUED FROM HUGE SHARK Farmer's Heroic Act Wins Him Royal Humane So- ciety Gold Medal Ldéndon.--The Royal Humane Society recently awarded the Stan- hope gold medal for the bravest deed of the year to Andres Muller Heyns, aged 39, a farmer of Mount- hope, South Africa, for going to the rescue of a youth who had been seized by a shark, In the official account of th deed Jt was stated that on Decem- ber 78, 1927, Andres Heyns was bathing in about five feet of water at Little Brack beach, Mossel Bay, South Africa. There were other bathers in the water, among them being several children, Ockardus H, Heyns, a student, aged 17, of the same name,g but no relation of Andres Heyns, and W, A, Gericke, "Suddenly," the report continu- ed, "Gericke noticed a dark object approaching Ockradus Heyns, He gave a shout of warning and Ock- radug, noticing the shadow as well, began swimming towards the shore, But it was too late, "To everybody's horror, the shark was seen to seize Ockradus and drag him some distance out to sea, where he was out of his depth, Gericke saw the water turn red and hastened ashore to get a life line, Heynes, however, went straight to the rescue and never hesitated, although the monster was still circling slowly round the blood stained patch of water, Al- though absolutely exhausted by his efforts, he dragged Ockradus into shallow water and carried him a- youth's left leg had been bitten off mpletely crushed, e was hurried to Mossel Bay Hospital, but died the same night, "The shark, which was after. wards caught and killed by local fishermen, was 14 feet 7 inches long and weighed 1,675 pounds, Heyns' heroism was officially brought to the notice of the soc- aA by the city of Cape Town." Earl Beatty, a vice-president of the society, presided at the meet- ing, which was held at the offices in Trafalgar Square, London, TO SELL ESTATE OF LATE EMPRSSS Copenhagen, March 14, -- The signature of King George of Eng- land has been received here author- izing liquidation of the estale of the late Dowager Empress Dagmar of Russia, as far as the interests of the late Queen Mother Alexgndra of England are concerned, it was learned to-day, Hyedoere Castle, north of Copen- hagen, where the sisters enjoyed many holidays, will be sold and its contents auctioned in April. A few personal belongings of Empress Dagmar will be given to her daughters, the Grand Duchesses Senia and Olga, for their sentimen- tal value, PY Ado'phua Armstrong Is Dead At Windsor Windsor, Ont.,, Mar, 14.--Adol- phua Armstrong, father Conserva- tive member of the Ontario Legis- lature for Essex South, died yes- terday morning at his home, ninth concession, of -Merses township, aged 85, shore, where it was found that tae |: above the knee and his right foot |. Do You Own Your Own Home HIS JOB TO KEEP HOOVER IN SHAPE Dr. Joel T. Boone Little Puzzled Over Form of ® Exercise pres Washington, Mar, 14 2Dr. Joel T. Boone, personal physician to President Coolidge, and now to President Hoover, finds the main problem with his new charge 1s getting something to replace the fa- mous electric horse used by the last Chief Executive. President Hoover hag no favorite form of exercise. He doeganot play golf, does not ride horseWack, and is not a devotee of walking, as was REDUCED TO $5,200 6 Rooms and Attic, One minute to Motors, brick, all conveniences, A Bargain for $700 cash and rent for bal Real Estate Insurance CUTLER & PRESTON 64 KING 8ST. W, Telephone 578-288 Night Calls 510-1560 DISNEY REAL ESTATE 20 King St, E, Phone 1550 President Coolidge. He fishes, but that is out of the question as a daily matter, "lI am open to suggestions, "Dr Boone sald, He must find some exercise that the President will enjoy. Dr, Boone explained the Presi- dent is in fine physical shape, and is a man of tremendous energy. '"He has a wonderful physique, 1s a powerfully built man, and has huge muscles on his back and shoul- ders. " the White House physician sa Pioneer Dies Peterborog--One of the pioneer ---- $3 5 Lots in Dearborn Park sub-division for sale, Just west of Simcoe St, N. Am tunity to get a grand site at low 20st, J. H. R. LUKE 52 King St. E. Phones 871 or 687Tw merchants of this city passed away yesterday in the person of J. C, Sullis van at his late residence, 83 Robin« son street, Mr, Sullivan was born in Ennismore township in 1846, He commenced business in 1871 in East City and continued actively engag- ed in. his business until a few weeks before his death. More than 1,000,000 children are now employed in factories and shops of China, working from 12:to 16 hours a day at wages ranging from six to 20 cents a day, -- {| ELLA CINDERS--Laugh for Laugh or Smith coudol not resiot the tion Zo See leaving for = Hb ald MITH of a © mea RROANNNN SLO ry: ey re RRIF RX: Tae INN ------ Ldn ---- By Bill Conselman and Charlie Plumb 4 Sew lk 5. To OF; Copmge 19, La | im (LS BLY) A EINE FP FIN To SHIP TICKET TO ATALY TO AN | HAVE Naga WANTS TO BUY 7 WER STEAT TE ET ----. , rill LEND "YOU THE MONEY" JUST AS MUCH AD YO WANT? uy WFLA 39)--Clearwater, H rchest; 0); WGR E45) --Buftato, Arcadia orchestra, WISN (268)--Milwaukee, Silver Slipper Rev WNAC (244)--Boston. News; Rhodes orchestra WPG (Z~ Mlantic City, News; Silver Slipper Orchestr 11.10 WOAF (92) Kansas City, Star Fam- nis WHE (216)~Cleveland. Da; 3 ord archistes, kris (375)--Hot Springs. (205)--St. Paul. Dance 11. wiz 394.5) -N.Y. Slumber Mus 113 Weeo f f= St. Paul Longs 4, & NRC 434. , Quartette. ns KMOX {a is. Wylie's orches WG oo (379.5, tady, Organ also Wik (400)--Detroit. News Reel; Amos 11.45 WSB_(405)--Atlanta. Organ. 1200 KMBC (316)--Kansas City. Popular program, orchestra FOR SHOE VALUES YC" ° Felt Bros. The LEADING JEWELER is mot sad 2. your Wagch Lge Groped nd D. J. BROWN Official Watch inspector for Canadian National and Oshaws Railroads, Phone 189 IY 1845, IY WHICH THE SON YAS TRAINED. ADOLPHE WENT TO PARIS IY 1842 AND WAS FOLLOWED BY HIS FATHER I 1853, MAKER AYD THE INVENTOR OF THE SAXHORY, THE FATHER FOUNDED A FACTORY AT BRUSSELS ll TILLIE THE TOILER--A Quick Decision TO GO, MUMSY [ger Jie) ii Mm a g TITY Fotedls UP AND NO PLACE ANOS TILE © ---- tt Br St SMS Och SEU I 1S UNE aM HOM BANA DAW ID as Ball TO oh a BEd Bee aE fh eat ut Ath ob MEA eent PP MNE Lo faadh Dilan tn Bail 3 a an Salina Bel Prt en * bi PE AN INIT @ Prlvg 2 Po sel rn ATR P= ASS