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Th ®shatva Baily Times. "he iy REFORMER except Su Canada, by every afternoon hijshef =" at Oshawa, Segal holiday: Limited; Ghas. M. Mun an A Fring Alloway, Secretary. Ne Oshavk Daily Tunes 18 a Rember of Te Canadien Tess, t anadian nn association, ap Audit Bureau 'he Ontar'o Provincial of Cire SUBSCRIPTION RATES: irculd..ons, Deliverea by carrier: 10c a week. By mail: in the Counties of tario, Putian ah d Northumbetland, $3.00 a year; elsewhere in Canada, § oo a year; United States, $5.00 a year, _., TORONTO OFFICE: Bou nova. Suid, 66 Temperance Street, Telephone iy D, Tresidder, representative. TE ---------- TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1927 LASH FOR CRIMINALS The Toronto Globe "cannot withold a word of commendation for Magistrate Graydon, who at London on Friday sentenced two hold-up men each to ten years' imprisonment and twenty la: Mid Magistrate Graydon is indeed. to be commend- ed for setting an example which, in the inter- stg" of citizens upon whom the criminal ele- ments seeks to prey, should be widely followed, A criminal, in the majority of cases, is a vie- {im of misplaced self-esteem, s conceit can cndure prdon, for to that type of mind there i+ always a road to escape for the "superior mats!' But he shrinks from the lash not nec- > csi because of physical cowardice, but be- cause a whipped man hds no belief in his own invieibility, The lash may be brutal in itself and certain- ly capable of abuse, But today's 'criminals should not cavil over- much at brutality--they make such generous use of it in their war against society. FINE PUBLIC SPIRIT General Motors, as a corporate entity, is a ood citizen of Oshawa, It has the fine ability , see things from that standpoint--as an in- dividual, one of many forming a progressive young city, It makes no parade of its vital position in the community; it does not try to ose as a benefactor; it is prone to assign busi- jess reasons for its purest philanthropy. Yesterday, however, the Company was ught red-handed in the performance of a Ifsimposed duty from which cold business ogie will turn away with a wintry smile, The annouficement is to the effect that the Company is building its own quarter-mile track to ve, 'fiewly manufactured cars their road teste: It 'was like the Company to start the wotlk and ther announce it. effect of this project will be felt at once. Congitions will be improved now and the relief given will be most marked during the months when: traffic and automobile production reach the year's maximmm, is step comes in response to no one's com- J If the use of city streets by motor ' under test was ever thought of at all, at the worst considered an industrial y and more often regarded as visual EE of business expansion centered in (epetal Motors, however, would not accept Getatal Moto The building of the test track was decided upon. Then came the finest point of all. Construction could have been delayed until 8 more favourable season with entire jus- tice, but the Company considered the school children whose hours of class work have had to he rearranged lately so that they might not be on the streets at the peak hours of traffic con- gestion, That was pure sentiment but a very fine one, reflecting credit upon those who entertained it to such public spirited effect, More, it sets an example to all other citizens of the community in the matter of considera- tion. Follow it generally, and Oshawa will be an infinitely happier city in which to live, suc CULTURE THROUGH MUSIC Director Unitt and the officers of the General Motors Music and Dramatic Society are to be congratulated on fine progress made by that association of music lovers now that they have begun their sceond year's service. At the close of the season this past spring, the organi- zation numbered 75 members both in chorus and orchestra. When it assembled at the Re- gent theatre Sunday evening, there were 100 voices, and 25 musicians in the orchestra. The best direction in the world could not be oiven the entire credit for the drawing to- wether of so many people and welding them into such disciplined effectiveness. In all of them--director, chorus and orchestra--the Vol- inteer Spirit was splendidly in evidence, and that spirit is not to be found where egoism is ¢ rulng passion. While on the subject of music and the or- «nization serving the auspices of General ators of Canada, it is eminently worth call- .ag public atieztion to iho fact that the Cor- The OSHAWA DAILY TIMES. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1927 poration is inatazing weekiy concert Hos from Station WEAF, New York, and 24 allied sta- tions at 9.30 pm. E. 8S, T,, Monday. The importance of this to wa ig not merely that General Motors is doing it, but that the name of "Oshawa" will be carried through the ether each week to millions of lis- teners to those concerts for which a notable list of artists is being engaged. ; It is suggested that Oshawa citizens do their bit towards making these concerts suc- cessful. In writing to relatives and friends elsewhere, tell them about General Motors Family Hours, on the air each Monday night at 9.30 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. No other city on this continent is going to get such general radio publicity this winter as Oshawa. The more that hear about the con- certs, the more who write in expressing ap- preciation, the better it will be for our city, WHAT BRYANT PROBABLY HAD IN MIND. The author of Thanotopsis is responsible for canard on November as being a month of "melancholy days." What he actually said was "The melancholy days have come, the sad- dest of the year." It may have been "days" in Bryant's time, but it is "nights" now. Nights of assemblies at churches, lodges, school houses and elsewhere to hear music un- der its various forms or aliases, And wherever there is music--vocal, instru- mental or combined--the pest that brings more heads down in hoary sorrow to the tomb have any other flourishes mightily in the land. He is not one pest but many pests; like the Gaderene devil his name is "Legion" and he in- habits swine. Age does not wither, custom does not stale the infinite variety of concert chatter. Let a voice of angelic sweetness move the normal heart to rapture, and immediately this torture of life is busy. Yonder, is a group of unspank- ed boys, whose presence at a concert is one of life's major mysteries, is exhibiting what in our more gentle moments is described as the "buoyant spirits of youth," Over there, the latest edition of Eve's less sucgessful daughters is holding a sort of Court of Love. In the rear of the hall, the late comers converse with ex- traordinary brightness, unmindful of the fact that in most halls you can't distinguish the words of a song, but you can hear the lightest whisper of those whom concerts and running bath water render vocal, Nobody, unfortunately, knows what to do about it once the concert is over, There, sur- rounded by the weak endurance of hundreds of others, one merely invents new forms of tor- ture. Exhausted by such imaginative flights, no one has the strength the next day or the next week to call a public meeting, If some- one did, nobody would come. What humanity needs is not radio selectivity, but ears that can tune themselves only to what their owners want to hear, "MAN WANTED" It is recognized by those that have given the matter much thought that the success, failure, or--a worse thing--a sort of half-and-half con- dition for the proposed Oshawa Chamber of Commerce would depend on the character and ability of the secretary whom it might employ, Particularly during its formative period of the first three years. A survey of the probable resources which a membership drive might uncover indicates that the most that could be expected in the way of fees would be around $12,500 a year. Using that sum as the basis for a budget, the Chamber could not either wisely or econom- ically employ a man at a salary much greater than $3,500 a year, There are very many good men receiving much less than that sum. But there is one quality without which even marked ability has to mark time, That is to say, experience, It is just possible that there is such a man available who might, given a live organization behind him, be willing to serve on a Dollar-a- Year basis during the Chamber's formative years. It would mean, of course, giving him an assistant for réutine work and a good one. The Universities of Canada turn out such men every spring. No names are mentioned, for this is the sort of suggestion that can easily be ignored. . Yet Oshawa has always been noted for its "Luck." Its luck, however, has always lived in the genius of its leaders, ! Bit of Verse THE CEDAR CHEST Her mind is like her cedar chest Wherein in quietness do rest The wistful dreamings of her heart In fragrant folds all laid apart. \ There, put away in sprigs of rhyme Until her life's full blossom time, Flutter (like tremulous little birds) Her small and sweet maternal words. i Mor] Ry Jas: Wi Barton, M.D. - COMMON SENSE IN EATING While it is really a splendid thing that so many folks are thinkin Hd about the choice of food today more than eve" before, this food fad busi ness can be very much overdone and only harm result. to get ewbugh foed and practically every variety of food, it 'is cer- tainly time to call a halt on the overeating that afflicts a large num- | ber of people. which are really large enough to let us live on just one meal a day, | that is if we "filled up" the stom- ach at the one meal. Because in early times man, in hunting for food, often had to eat a big meal when he could gey one because it was possible that it might be some time before he found his next meal. - As this is mot mecesgary now, many folks still think they have to eat their "full capacity at each meal. Naturally advice that shows them thé error of this is wholesome. However, for healthy, folks to be always wondering whe- ther or not they have number of calories and a sufficiem quantity of vitamins in every mea they eat, is a big mistake. the worry. the anxiety ahonut can work more harm in the food s/stem diet every day, as they have alwave done, and yet retained good health One physician tritely remarked re cently that a number of folks would soon he unhealthy | hey began to think of food as some- | | thing dangerous, "i ARE ! Plead Guilty to D to Damaging In these days when it is possible | i which had 1 We were given digestive organs | | Minto wrong | | "ommiunity, | | the normal | the exact ; heeanse | | wholesome healthy | if | that to he healthy | they should "put very little into the | | stomach and take care to get it ont (again as quickly as pessible. That with the advice to eat lightly and 1c he sure and have two or intestinal movement daily, ther three | | was really a danger that the system | | wonld really not get the actual I nourishment it. reauires". That | there is a Heart Society and a So | ciety to Combat Tuherculosis, | should be a Society of Sense, that | moderation, temperance in eating, | is really all that is necessary, that jan all round mixed diet of fruits vegetables, bread, eggs, with a fair portion of meat for the cal worker, and a small portion daily for others, ahout sums up the reanirement for healthy people This business of giving a thin weak, neur: rasthenio woman the same dieg as no heavy, rotund, aver weight individual, doesn't fit in with his idea of common sense. Common WHAT OTHERS SAY WASHING DISHES (Detroit News) we have misjudged generation, A news flock of California girl in a merry dish-wash and from the way the: straight into the camera and smile all the time, 1t Is elear tha' hev enjoy looking straight into rue camera, vouneeyr shows a iking part ing contest, leok NITROGEN FROM THE {Manchester Britain now leads the world in | he economic production of nitro i 2en from the air. Whether we can take too much nitrogen from the air, and be faced with the problem nf an exhausted atmosphere instead nf an exhausted soil is a point which chemists must decide. If 1 vere humanly possibly to disturb he balance, presumably the oxyvecn would gain ground at expense | the nitrogen; and, since oxygen is the incendiary and invigorator, ani mal life might blaze up into new phases of terrific energy that would keep pace with the vegetation thai had been stimulated by the extract ed nitrogen. AIR Guardian) [! A i | | | Mavhe ls BJ | | | ol BONAR LAW REMEMBERED (London Sunday Express) | Mr. Bonar Law passed away fou vears ago. His loss, has been irre- narable. both to his country and tc nis party. He sacrificed his life in their service. The King expressed the universal emotion of 'the Em- pire in his tribute to him as "a wis« and capable counsellor and a stead fast friend," and in his recognition of "the integrity, patriotism, and single-heartedness which gained for him the confidence and respect oi his - fellows, both at hbme and abroad." Bonar Law is rememuoes- od today as a pattern and exemplar of umselfish devotion to duty, with out thouzht of lesser aims. His 2reatness was in his ncble, simple character, unsullied by any tine ture of personal ambition. He was {content to serve his country in war {and in peace, and to die in her ser- | vice. Therefore he is not forgot- item. After four years his career is a radiant inspiration. an ennobi- ing example, and a lofty legacy of political wisdom. SHORTAGE OF ICE IN NOVA SCOTIA Lockport. N.S., Nov. 21.---The ice shortaze here is becoming acute The cold storage plant has on hand jonly sufficient for immediate needs Jand the fish dealers have but mea gre supplies. A schooner is eéxpeect- led shortly with a cargo of ice from/ , Boston. Bringing ice from ° Boston to Lockport is as unique as carrying coal to Newcastle. But the preov.as the | reel | | io the Y there | would teach folks tha: ' hard physi- | ling to than were they to simply go on =at- Bin, i; ing a moderate amount of a mixed | GIVEN §1 FINES Property of Bishop Bethune College A fine of $1 and costs was levied on teach of five youths when they appear- ed this morning in Police Court and | pleaded guilty to damaging the pro perty of the Bishop Bethune College. They also agreed to pay for the dam- age. The charge these boys which. was laid was a result of been done to the surrounding the College daring the the night on a couple of cecasions Damage to the extent of $12 was to these fences. The boys were rep {resented 'at their hea by As ] Swanson, wha in his address to the court pointed out that this had occur red as a result of the herd instinct i which makes its appearance in boys of { this age, and who have the spirit oi ad- { venture, which in thi led then channels by one of their number who was a bit more daring than the others. However, ii boys per 1 sist in this practice of destroying pre perty they become a menace to he and in time become invol which leads 10 the peni against damage fences done ring case ved in crime tentiary. Magistrate A. F. Hind agreed wit! the attorney, and added that in this case $12 was the absolute that could the youths, He himseli on record as being opposed to the pranks played on Hallowe'en and ther occasions when they cause dam- ye to property, and said that hoy should be industricn md show "a respect to property hoys promis tices, and t h Ih I'he Lapages have heen issessed on thie th pri 0 her citizens. Upon refrain such the damages 10 the ed the minimum fine $1 and cost, « paid GOOD PROGRESS IN PUBLIC SCHOOL "Y" MEMBERSHIP DRIVE Aviator his week, 1as heen mi fences, aHows r 1 days in jail 1SSE 5S law, mes were been unfortunatel in the fact that the weather ist disagrecable for ilving Experienced men have become ex waisted and have landed suddenly on Foreign soil, most aviators would not ake their planes out of the Airdrom not n have aviators did weadway owing to the Winter storm oi ain and t é now, but they ho : engers for 1ake grea ere their The Pilots t that there loaded Airships when their ick to the Y.M.C.A. Saturday nig I'he Wh 1« Tr lan ) i Nort] will he planes fl \irdrome ught most pa Pilot and Cres } flying has been close { however all hope the sun will shine the el BANK minimum of | placed | '| Service Guaildl, on | 1 | elie to the ground week so that when Saturday nigh comes there will be much rejdicing with the fine work doné by the. Public School Aviators of Oshawa. 'OF ENGLAND LIGHTING SYSTEM London.-- Even more wonderful | than the comstruction of the stropg- rooms is the elecirical installatio: »! the Bank of England, work on whieh has juste bezun. The work will eontinue for several years, Miles of wire will be housed in :opper nipes, with gun-metal fuze boxes. Such an expensive installa tion is believed to be unigue in Eng- land. A huge generating plant that will make the Bank entirely inde nendent of outside stations is to be installed. There will be approximately 10.- 100 lights in the building and 40 lifts. The main switchboard will be 100 feet lo==. Even cooking is to be by uiectricity, and besides the nstallation for power, heat and light an elaborate sytem of telephones, alarms and bells is also being in- talled. T0Y REPAIR SHOP Line liffereat patrols. 'Boy Scouts and. Well Cubs have ndertaken the coliecting of the apply of toys on whieh the repair vork will be done, and the first donations have already beem reeeiv- ed at Scout Headquarters, Me- chanical toys with a part missing sieture books with broken be : sleds that needed a mew seat, Kiddie ars with a wheel off, wooden toys vhose defects would disappear with fresh coat of paint were received n large numbers a year ago, and he Scouts who worked in the shop ad need to be handymen, capable Jf undertaking many 'kinds of jobs, Vet the tables of finished art clus cady for distribution presented the ippeardance of a toy store handling ew goods In additic oys hy the to tl sSeouts, " e collecting of appeals are be nun the i ded re- 'her of di 7) s hy frie; f the ted. Seouts are auc mn SSIVE FUNERAL vOR MONTREAL Montreal, Nov, 21 of J. A. A. Brodeur, of the Executive treal. who. died in New York last here today. Twelve thousand person Notre Dame Church tend the service, and fifteen minutes after the corlege had entered, the doors RITES CHAIRMAN The funeral late' Chairman Committee of Mon- while visit week, place on a took fammed to ut OPENS NEXT WEEK | Boy Scouts Appeal to Pub- | lic for Discarded Playthings Montreal, } . 22.--The Christ Toy SRY Shop conducted by Boy Scouts will open next week in a store at 792 St, west, forming one of Fl gimilar repair shops. operated Doy Scouts in most of the cities of Canada. Discarded toys cf all de scriptions vill be collected and Overy eve until jus befo Christmas. Seni Scouts will be »° ork in the shop putting these in order, repairing them, and gener- illy- brightening them up so that hey may given out "'as.good as ew' to chilargn in institutions ¢ nt lists of charitable organiza- mas he chain of nr he ne tions. I.ast veal | duet { Snited Lein a first attempt to een. shop in Montreal re- in cver 500 repaired distributed thiouzh the | arated Chariti the Cathalie Sor such toy agencies until social A numbed January, when they ere allotted through the tien of Jewish Philanthropies. Cirl Gnides co-operated # numher The repair work by the Rover the senior b cout organization, fee the arrangem of mpi ed. Prof Rover Cor encral of tovs were kent Th of dolls received. will he done Scouts, repre- nch the under whose § he. Del loner, plans, Mates of the largely contin of | Pe re 1¢ Rover | | | | | | | funeral of «the edifice had to be elosed thousands of others who wished Zain - entrance. The ceremony was an impressiy one; All the panolpy bf teivie fu, poral combined with the impres si ritual of theRoman liture, Canaan largest: chureh, gave unique distinction, ietting seldom 10 10 in the ari witne a furnished a | ed. Catherine street | by | ial | and other repognized | Federa. | in dressing | THIEVES GET $400. Winnipeg, Nov. 21---The robhery within 24 hours oc urred over week-end © when thieves broke into the offices of a local lum her firmr and escaped with $400. A $500 haul was made urday night from the offices | local coal company. In hoth pelice have practically no clues which. would aid them in their search for the culprits, second the about Sat- of a cases Felt Bros. 1 he LEADING JEWELERS Warablished |8%a 12 Simcoe St. Boyt onan § A Collis & Sons | ses King Street West, Oshawa Opp. Centre St, Phone 733W | Women's | Goloshes, al f Orss OW col- TS ---------- i ---- b+] CARTER'S Real Estate Real Estate for exchange, 6 rooin brick dwelling, square plan, nicely decorated, all mod- ern, paved street, garage, small mortgage - for house on Col- borne, Brock, Elgin, Agnes or Division St. Can give $1,500 cash if necessary. Propeity to not exceed $6,000, $4,000 with £500 down, fine seven roomed dwelling, all modern, central fine boarding house, A snap for quick sale. CARTER"S REAL ESTATE, 5 King st. E, or phone 1380 ADVERTISE YOUR REAL ESTATE VALUES ON THIS PAGE Furnished Room Central 6-Room Brick House and Stable with one acre of land near Oshawa. W. J. SULLEY 9 Celina Street, Oshawa Phone 2580," Res. 716; shortage has necessitated it. iF FN PUY HY x PRs Wo BE OI 185 Be ere New Brick Bungalow, vacant, 6 rooms, hardwood floors, builtsin kitchen cabinet, French doors, Furnace, verandah, kit- chen wired for electric stove, 2-piece Peithroom, medicine cabinet, Price $4,100 only Cash $1,900 or offer, balance to suit purchasep, Vacant Frame House, 8 rooms and attie, electric lights, water and stool. This house could he rented for $50 per month, will sell for $30¢ down, very YY easy. La Offer; This. The Oheie House and Land Co. Phones 464 - 1330w Open Evenings Simcoe Street North, Oshawa p-------- LYCETT Your Real Estate and Insurance Broker AUCTIONEER 25 King St. E.--~Corner Celina Phone 295 balance See These Snappy Specials For Today $2200 * stree's and Small deposit Two new 5 $3800 oo. and every convenience $4200 $4200 hot dinner $5500 in Oshawa. large rooms--good foundation. Paved real pearance and rent payments. g¢ bun- Brick room eady. Six room brick. New, con- veniences, Six room brick, new. Right at the Motors. A in two minutes, Carnegie Ave., one of the spappies semi-bungalows Move in to one of /these day's notice, DISNEY REAL ESTATE Opposite the Post Office Phone 1350 Ema -- V. A. Henry, Insar- ange and Loans 1% E ST. 8. on one | Phones; 1198W --Odice 1858J)--Residence Con: ult HORTON & FRENCH For Everything in Real Estate 22 Bruce st. Phone | 1207W | = $16 By one acre lot fronts ing on West Side Simcoe St. N., short distance from end of car line. Good bargain, J. H. R. LUKE Ne = REAL ESTATE Homes built to suit purch ssers. R. M. KELLY 610 Slmcoe St. N Phone 1663W