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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1930 PAGE THIRTEEN ADMIRAL SAUNDERS 1S HONORED IN ABBEY SERVICE Canadian Inscription on His Tomb Dedicated--Was Companion of Gen- eral Wolfe wi rm -- (By Thos. T. Champion, Canadian Press Staff C ndent) London, Eng., Nov. 6.--Three members of the Canadian cabinet, Hon. H. H. Stevens, Hon. Hugh Guthrie and Hon. Maurice Dupre, to the Abbey of a suitable inscrip- tion upon the grave of Admiral Sir Charles Saunders, campanion- in-arms of General Wolfe, hero of Quebec. The Abbey choir sang the Can- adian Boat Song and led the con- gregation in singing, "0 Canada." The service was conducted by the Dean of Westminster, Very Rev. W. Foxley Norris. Asking the Dean 'to accept the inscription, Hon. Mr, Guthrie said: "At this distance we do not regard the conflict of the Plains of Abra- ham as a victory but rather as a great milestone in the annals of our country." | Admiral Sir Cyril Fulled was present on behalf of the Foyal Navy, General Sir Walter Braithe- faite represented the Army, and Major-General A. G. L. MeNaugh- ton represented the Canadian forces. Canadians, E. W, Beatty and ¥. E. Meredith, of Montreal; Dr, Clar- ence Webster, member of the his- torie 'site and Monuments Board of Canada E. R. Peacock and Sir Campbell Stuart, the latter two having been in London for many years, Admiral Saunders had a highly important part in the Quebec cam- paign of 1759, conveying General Wolfe and his troopes from Louis- burg to Quebec with great seaman- ship and administrative skill. PREMIER BENNETT MAY VISIT FRANCE (By Canadian Press Leased Wire) London, Fng., Nov. 6.--Premier R. B. Bennett, of Canada, will pro- bably visit Paris, after the Imperial Conference has concluded, to dis- Tuesday attended service at West- The inscription was provided for minster Abbey nfarking the grant at the expense of five prominent | | J ------ Christmas 8 Sailings : y, Cla Dec. 8th 4 | | from Halifak to Ply- | mouth. Havre and london. + + + Dec. 13th LETITIA from Halifax to Bei- fast, Liverpool and Glasgow. (Leavin Saintiohn Dec. 12th Direct rains to the ship's side. + + Askoboutourspecial "Christmas excursions Go Back HOME this Christmas! And sail Anchor - Donaldson. The Third Class rate isonly $155, round trip; and for it you get an abundance of splen- did food; cosy cabins, with spotless bedlinen; and trained stewards and stewardesses to wait on you. i ii | | by } Apply Corner of Boy Wellington ANCHOR- DONALDSON CHRISTMAS SERVICE IN/CONJUNCTION WITH CUNARD LINE and Streets, Toronto (Tel. Elgin 3471), or any steamship agent. 1-3RD-32A CABIN + TOURIST TH!RD CABIN + THIRD CLASS {tion here however, are planning to !sail for Canada on the steamship | ner, {last night, announced that as a re- 'sult of the recent | | non- explosive, { talking screen of the New Martin on-these ships, + | of cuss trade matters with the French government. A number of members of the Canadian delega- Duchess of Atholl, jyoe! Nov. 7. [ECKENER TO USE HELIUM IN AIRSHIPS (By Canadian Press Leased Wire) Berlin, Nov. 6.--Dr. Hugo Ecke- at the annual dinner of the of Cgipapiid leaving Liver American Chamber disaster to the British dirigible R-101 he had changed the plans for Zeppelins now under construction so zs to provide for helium gas and crude- loil motors. | He said he had received word | sorted ger of guests at a house party in a castle on a storm-beaten island off the Maine coast. action In within less than a twelve-hour period, with the major part of 'the story running through a night of electrify- ing adventure. Every bit of the film is encompassed Based on the "murder" of a "dummy" which later proves to be more tragically real than the joker supposed, the picture offers the novel angle of letting the audience in on the secret before the characters themselves suspect what has tran- spired, Even so, the element of mys- tery is muintained to the end. George B. Seitz, veteran director of many mystery 'successes, scores his finest work with "Midnight Mys- tery." His direction is given cap- able support by the cast which in- cludes Miss Compson, Mr. Sherman, Hugh Trevor, June Clyde, Rita La Roy, Marcelle Corday, Ivan Lebedeff, Raymond Hatton, William Presley Burt and Sidney D'Albrook. ASK RETURN OF TWO DEPORTEES Petitions Circulated in Ham- ilton Protest Against Government Action Hamilton, Nov. 6.--~Petitions re- questing the return of Mrs. Alice Ainsworth and Miss Alice Barton, | epileptic sufferers, recently deport- being circulated in East Ald, Tom Lewington an- ed, are Hamilton, from the United States that helium { nounced. which is non-inflammable and | would be available to inflate his airships in whatever quantities desired. | Bas, | NEW MARTIN THEATRE | Bell, K.C., The alderman has taken an ac- tive part in the fight to bring these | women to Canada and hundreds of | names will be submitted in support | of his application. The lists, when 'omplete, will be given to C. W. M.P., who will be asked | 'o submit them to the proper au- Something new in : the way of a | mystery melodrama arrives on the | Theatre tonight with the presentation "Midnight Mystery," the new Ra- | Pictures prodi ction featuring | { Betty Compson and Lowell Sherman. Here is a thriller with a punch of | novelty that makes it doubly inter- | sting. Splendid playing by a star | cast, smooth direction and a story | pat builds to stirring climaxes make "Midnight Mystery" an genuine entertainment. fe The story has been adapted from | the stage success, "Hawk Island," It (and is concerned with an oddly-as- thorities. natitions further ask that amendments be made to prevent a vs Lue cases, 'R.C.M.P. 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ERWEAR VALUE AT EVERY bee to WO lo 0! » islature when Alderman Jack Loutet, Conservative, was electea in yesterday's by-election in North Vancouver over Alderman E. H. Bridgman, Liberal, to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Hon. Tan Mackenzie, Liberal. Head of the Lakes "indefinitely," according to word received by May- or Gibbon. It is presumed the pro- vinclal attorney-general's depart- ment secured the arrangement as a precautionary measure against fu- ture disturbances, B. C. GOVERNMENT WINS BY-ELECTION Vancouver, Nov. 6.--The Tolmie Government gained a seat from the Liberals in the Provincial Leg- the ordinary minds by experience stupid by necessity. The standing of the parties iv Legislature follows: Conserva* tives, 36; Liberals, 11; Labor, 1. The wise arc instructed by reason; ; the a Mahe It a Real Canadian Thanhsgiving? All A & P Thanksgiving Poultry comes direct from Ontario producers to yom Feese Freshly killed, full breasted and meaty ny || WHITEFISH ux. 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