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a a rt ' THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1930 PAGE FOURTEEN Eastern Ontario News HEADS HOSPITAL ngston.~--Appointment of Dr. T. A berlin superintendent ' of the Ontario. Hospital for epilep- tics .at Woodstock, as superintend- ent of the Ontario Mental Hospital at Kingston is announced by Hon. Dr. John. M. Robb, minister of health, Dr. Cumberland succeeds Dr. Edward Ryan, who is retiring from the government service at thei end. of this, month. t er -- GAS TRUCK EXPLODES Lindsay.--Fee Motors gasoline supply truck carrying 320 gallons of gas blew up on the Oakwood road west of town. There was a terrific explosion with flames shooting: 30 feet in the air and the truck is a total loss. Jim Goard, the driver was uminjured, as he had left the burning truck to call the Lindsay fire depart- ment, , + KILLED BY TRACTOR Athens.--Crushed between: a post and a tractor which he was operating, Lawrence McCann, aged 22,'a farmer living near Athens died here of a fractured skull and other' injuries. SLANDER CASE VISMISSED- Belleville.--A jury returned a verdict in favor = Mrs, Florence Boyes, the defendant, who was being sued for $2,000 and vindica- tion of good name by Mrs, Grace Jackson at the Aytumn Assizes be- fore Hon. "Hugh E. Rose, Mrs. Jackson alleged that she was slan- dered by Mrs. Boyes. GOES TO PETERBORO 'Belleville.--Provincial Constable David Ivester, who has for the past four years been attached to the Belleville headquarters staff of the Provincial Police, has been notified by Inspector Lougheed of his transfer to Peterboro. TEACHERS ELECT OFFICERS Picton.--The following officers were elected at the closing ses sion of the Prince Edward County Teachers' Institute meeting: Pres- ident, W. Boverman First Vice President, R." Duimage ' Second Vice-President, M. Love; Secretary, Miss M. Dunkley; Treasurer, Mi:s C. Hill B7TH ANNIVERSARY Kingston.--Mr. and, Mrs. J. GC, Bastow observed the fifty-seventh anniversary of their wedding at their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Bastow were married in St James's Church, in 1873. Mr. Bas- tow is now 83 years old and Mrs. Bastow is 80 years old. The couple are both in excellent health. They have been lifelong residents of Kingston. GUNMAN'S VIOTIM IMPROVES Brockville.--Harold Hunt, who was shot in the arm by holdup men recently and taken to the Brockville hospital for treatment. returned home to Mallorytown much improved. HOTEL MAN JAILED _Kingston.-- Michael Berrigan, proprietor of the Queen's Hotel, was sentenced by Magistrate J. M. Farrell to two months in jail for selling strong beer. He secured the beer from the Lake Ontario .| the chair. Brewing Company at Portsmouth, and said he ordered "4.4 beer. There is a charge against the Berrigan' brewery of supplying with strong beer. CURLING OFFICERS Kingston.--~The 'annual meeting of the Kingston Curlers Limited was held at the rink with the president, R. N. F. McFarlane in J. F. McMillan was elected 'president for the year 1931° and George Hanson, vice- president. P, D. Lyman was again elected secretary-treasurer; KF. Lumb, chairman of the games committee; A. A. Turcotte, chair- man of the ice committee; and J. Angrove, chairman of the house committee, § BUILDING NEW WHARF Deseronto--Work has been started tearing up the old wharl. It 1s to be replaced with a new base und a complete new wharf, GIVES PLAY EQUIPMENT Trenton.---At the regular mee!- Ing of the Rotary Clur the cluh approved of the agreement turn- ing. over the playground equip- ment which has been in use on the Bay shore, to the Parks Board. NEW BANDMASTER Lindsay.-- Professor Rupert Gliddon, of Peterboro, for years a noted musical leader in this, dis trict, has been chosen to direct the destinies of the Senior Citi- zens' Band and the Lindsay Boys' Band. GENOA DECLARES ITWAS COLUMBUS TRUE BIRTHPLACE Italian City Indignant Over Statements of Professor Fo Genoa, Italy.--An avalanche of indignation has swept over this citadel of Columbus, stirred by the recent statement of the Peruvian Professor Luis Ulloa that the navi- gator was a Catalonlan corsair, was not born in' Genoa, and ace companied Danish corsairs to Amer- ica years before 1492, via Iceland, Greenland and Labrador. Genoa is pointing the heavy guns of her battery of documents, historical records and references at Profesor Ulloa, and demanding that he come to Genoa himself to search out the truth. This documentary arsenal will be thrown open to pub- lic inspection shortly, Marquis Guiseppe Pesagno, Ita- 1y's foremost Columbian expert and director of the archives of Genoa, has charge of Genoa's defending forces. He outlined his defense to the Associated Press correspon- dent. "I have invited. Proessor Ulloa here," he said, "to. examine the hundred attested documents in the state. archives regarding the Ge- noese citizewShip of Columbus. Pro- fessor. Ulloa claims these docu- ments are. false, but he has never examined them, has never accept- ed our invitation to conte here and do so, ~ / ' Documents Preserved "Leaving aside all legend and |' tradition there exist the following 14th century documents of nota- ries, known and: unknown, and the registered documents of the Bank of St. George, #1--Documents, which establish the birth and family of Columbus at Genoa; genealogical tree of the Lig- urian family of Columbus, and the asserto document. . "2--Presence and life of Colum- bus at Genoa .agd in Liguria. Do- cuments are registered in the ar- chives of Genoa and of' Milan. "#3--Maritime voyages of Colum- bus 'up to'the period of his esta- blishment in Portugal. "4---The' Portugal period. Pre- parations Tor his expedition. Trip to Spain: and preliminaries of the Atlantic 'expedition, covering the years' from 1451 to 1491, Docu- ment of de la Ronciere. "These 'documents have been compared - with the biographical notes of the Admiral, and reported by his: son and other historians. These documents cover. the years 1429, 1440, 1444, 14453447, 1448, 1450, 1455, 1470, 1471, 1473, 1477, to 4194, They state the condition of the Admiral's family, of contracts, salgs, of the house of his father, Domenico Columbus, and follow the family from Genoa to Savona. They record the ages of his brothers, the marriage of his sister, the Admiral's early life. "The documeht of assereto was drawn up by the notary Gerolamo da Ventimiglia, and describes how Columbus returned to Genoa on a business trip in August of 1479. Statement By Columbus "In the act of a notary of 1470 Columbus statés himself to be 19 years old, which date coincides with the date of his birth in 1451. "Two documents, March 20 and August 7, of the year 1472 record that Domenico and his son Cristo- foro were at Savona that year. His father, a weaver. of wool, also kept an inn for some time. Genealogical papers of Columbus' grandfather are dated 1429 to 1473. In the city hall of Genoa, are the two let- ters written in 1502 by Columbus himself to the Bank of St. George. The reply from the bank calls Col- umbus 'citizen.' "The house where Columbus was born is now destroyed. The house of Columbus, by the St. Andrea gate, was his childhood home,. his father living there from 1455 to 1470, "When Columbus was 23 years old he went to Savona, sailing not as a navigator but as a commercial traveler for the House of Spinola. He visited Iceland and was at Bris- tol, England, in 1477. Professor Ulloa has confused the voyage made by Columbus in 1477 to Ice- land and Bristol. i "The Greeks Cazenov and Bisi- pat, said to be related to Colum- bus as they bore the name of Cou- lomb, were not relatives of his, as Columbus in those days was a very 'common name, 9 "Above all, when Columbus wrote his letter to the Bank of San Glorglo, he wrote 'Siendo yo naci- } do en Genova' (I was born in Genoa)."" FOND MEMORIES (London Sunday Express) Many a man never knows what it is to be happy until he is married. Then it is too late. .r-- He~*Were you ever vaccinated?" Her--"Why, yes." He--"1 don't see the scar" Her--"You're not going to, either." DODD'S KIDNEY [OR \V) nacCHE (3 JFR TR ur, a! srr A Tl Ji ORT tl w! 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General Mangin, will be revealed, together with many other much discussed episodes on the Western Front, when Marshall Foch's mem- They are now being translated by Colonel T, Bentley Mott, formerly military attache of the American Embasy at Paris, and after appear- ing in periodical form will be pub- lished in two volumes in March, Revised Many Times Foch's first intention was to write a history of the entire war, but after consideration he aban- doned this for an aecount of the operations in which he took part, preceded by a short account of his career up to the time of the war. He wanted the work to be above all authoritative, The entire manu- hand and worked over time and again after the sheets had been typewritten, some pages being cor. rected four or five times, until the great soldier found the perfect economical expresion of his thought. He says in one line what most writers would need five to ef- press. Before his death Foch sad that his work would not be published un- til several years after his death, and a tentative date between 10 and 15 years distant was set at first by his widow. Mme.. Foch, however, gave way to the persist- ency of friends who urged that in 15 years many of the men who had script was written by him In long~ Clemenceau's "Grandeurs and Mis- Lemon O FOR FINE FURNITURE PIANOS Erc. ATEW drops on a damp cloth removes that blue fo dullness, reveals the ori wood, and imparts a beautif home the admiration of your friends, and foal Seauty and grain 8 the rous glow, making your HAWES LEMON | Qil dries at once, leaving no sticky film. 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