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fir Oshawa Daily SUCCEEDING The Oshawa Daily Reformer OSHAWA, ONTARIO, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 19% TWELVE PA PAGES 10 Cents a Week; To Gre Oy Export EW $50,000 PROGRAM OF BUILDING. Downey and Dixon Will . Erect Eight' Houses on ' Eastmount Heights FINE DEVELOPMENT rings Total Building™on Chiefs Nirporr General Motors Officials From N.Y. ~~ [COMING TOIFIRST PAPER See Expansion Period HOME HEREOFF THE NEW For Canadian Division toy poi ANDTIMES PRESS MINERS DENOUNCE ? President J. D. J, D, Mooney of BALDWIN PRIOR G, M, C, Export Division Children of Tony Matchyn-| Another Step in Rapid Pro: TO GOING HOME| @nd Executive Staff Visit| (ky 608 Albert Street, in aress of Oshawa's Western Hospital Newspaper Oshawa to See New Units (Cable Service To The Times By -- MANY ARE INJURED 16-PAGE CAPACITY inn, Prost) of General Motors Plant London, Noy, 88,~A shower COME IN TWO po Another 15-Year-Old Boy Fully Modern Electrical Most Seriously Hurt, Has Six Persons Dead in CPR. | Train Wreck at Enterprise; "Ji Seventeen Reported Injured Fast C.P.R, Train Due Here at 4.47 p.m. Swiey CRIMINAL CHARGE Travelling at Mile a Minute Crashes Into a HEARD IN CAMERA Freight--Coach Catches Fire--Many Escape Death By Almost a Miracle--Many of the Injured Are Now Confined to Western Hos- pital. Toronto (By Canadian Press) Taronta, Nov, 28, -- A special despatch to the Toronto Star today says that six were killed in a train wreck at Dockrill of whom only William Burnett, of Smith's Falls, has been identified, Bo von hirt: fof On West ment ft] nan day ity 1 he 1 helpt to st Th triby athe Joln am reld Tore Al af fic oun (By Staff Reporter) Whitby, Nov. 28--Trial of Steve Nickeforuk, charged with a serious offense, is pros ceeding before His Honor ° Judge Ruddy in County Orvis minal Court here today, The case is being tried behind closed doors, court officials, sounsel and press representa, I tives being the only e=-- un. lowed to hear proceeds La. ings. The {cature witness is a ! bank notes greeted the Welsh "Coxey's Army" of unemploys ed miners as they assembled for their final rally in Trafals of coins and a good number of PRIVATE CARS This Property Un to $400,000 i A further $50,000 building pro- ram on the property known as sastmount Heights, is announced Downey & Dixen, a Toronto Epmpany, This firm is constructing block of eight houses on Gliddon venue and Wilson road which will save a selling value of $6,000 to 6,600. This development, coupled (ith the two on this same property lithin the last two weeks, brings pe total building contracted on is property to approximately 1400,000 and it is expected that hy ne end of the year the total will 3ach the half million mark. « This group of eight dwellings in ie first of an extensive building ogram that this company is con- Pmplating, principally on this same op". Construction work is al- under way, the founda- almost finished and the houses is so far ad- (Continued on page 3) )TUDENTS ESCAPE JAIL SENTENCE bix Fined at Guleph for Part in Hazing Student (By Canadian Press) Guelph, Ont., Nov, 28--Six students f the Ontario Agricultural College ho were summoned for assault in lazing Edward Beddoes, fellow stu- pnt, pleaded guilty to the charge in lice court today and Magistrate Jatt fined them each $20 and costs, the same time telling them that ad they been alone involved, and t the larger part of the class, he ould have sent them to jail. Bed- bes, their victim, pleaded for len- ncy for his fellow students and ated he had nothing to do with the ying of Charges, The six students ned were; Watt, H. Watt, W. lan, A, T, Carr and J. O'Pa-t. MPLOYED TRY TO FORCE INTERVIEW ON PREMIER RHODES (Cable Service To The Times By Canadian Press) Adelaide, Australia, Noy. 28--One gar Square today, Premier Baldwin was denounced for having refused to see them af- TWO CHILDREN REPORTED LOST But Were Found Soon After, Having Merely Left for Short Stroll Twa local families suffered in the throes of anxiety over the week-end, when children of the home were reported to he missing. Both were found, however, within a short time after they had been reported to police officials, having just wandered away on a stroll of their own. The first one reported 'was 6- year-old Russell Andrews, who re- sides at 329 Albert street. He was missed from his home Saturday evening hut was found unharmed shortly after ten o'clock, The sec- ond one noticed missing from fam- fly circles was the six-year-old sop of Mr. Lecky, who was seen to be going \west on Alma street some little time before he was missed by his parents. He wes missed late Sunday afternoon But returned safely to his home about seven o'clock, I ------------n a Pee INTERNATIONAL MATCH WON BY WELSH ELEVEN vy Associated Press) Burney, Eng., Noy, 28--Wales de- feated England in an international soccer match here today by two goals to one, International soccer matches between England and Wales began in 1879. » England has won thirty of the matches, Wales six, while pine have been drawn, BORDER RULING IN EFFECT THURSDAY Detrat" ici cisted Brow) etic of the immigration order which after next Thursday will bar hundreds of iding in Canada and Mex- housand unemployed att ted to bree their way into Treasury Build- gs today and interview the Premier. |. hey were ejected by police using eir batons. There were no casual- EY WEATHER ico from crossing the borders daily to and from work, was upheld today harles Simons, in the The decision was given in a suit brought by two aliens. COMING EVENTS Will in today's and future issues be found op Page 3. loods Sweep Algeria undreds of Dr Lost 2 Swept Away While Large Buildings Collapse in Ages of 50 Miles Following 40-Hour Rain-- Engineer Saves Many Lives When Dam Third of 8 Mile Long Breaks it ih i il 111 | i Visiting Officials Guests of . President McLaughlin and Canadian Executive at a Luncheon Following In- spection--Leave for Mich- igan Late in Day President J. D. Mooney of Gen- eral Motors Cornoration Export Division, New York: and party of higher executives of that division arrived in Oshawa this mornng to inspect the past year's additions to the plants of General Motors of Canada, Limited. This visit, while of a routine nature, is prophetic of great devei- opment in the Canadian division's export activity, according tn A. A. Walker, assistant traffic manager of G, M, C, exports, President Mooney's party con- sisted of IL. V. Rumley, vice presi- dent; W. T, Whalen, vice president; R. Standinger, treasurer; W. M. Harvey, general superintendent; H. G. Tipper, general sales manager; W. Sullivan, Gn go BE Ny ¥., Lawrence, chlef engineer; (Continued on page a! VESSEL WRECKED NEAR SHELBURNE Has Caping Hole in Side -- "vew Escepe *- Dories r Ca snadinn Pre Shelburne, N.S, Nov. 28.--Lying with her bow buried in the sand and rock, a gaping hole in her side and engine room full of water, the Glou- cester fisherman, Governor Mzrshall, is a total wreck on Sand Point, just inside the entrance to Shelburne har- bor, haying pulled ashore carly to- ay, Captain D'Entremont and his crew of twenty men got away in the ship's dories and later made a suc- cessful attempt to save their cloth- ing, INTENSE INTEREST IN TONIGHT'S BOUT . NM, Toronto, Nov. 28.--Whether or pot the Canadian fighter will step up into the ranks of the world title contenders will be determined to- night when Frenchy Belanger, To- ronto, fights Frankie Gepard for the right to meet Ernie Jarvis, European champion in a bout for the World's Fly weight Champion- ship. The fight is under the au- spices of the National Boxing As- sociation, Both boys were at championship weights last night and will be in the best of condition. Relatives in City Marie Matchynsky, 17, and her brother, John, 15, who were coming to their home in Oshawa on the C.P.R. flier which was wrecked near Enterprise Sunday afternoon are among the injured now in.the Wes- tern Hospital, Toronto, The girl is suffering from scalp wounds while the boy received head injuries, Both are reported to be critically hurt, They are all chil dren of Tony Matchynsky, 608 Al- bert street, and were coming to Oshawa to take up residence with their relatives - in this city, from the Ukraine. Besides their father, several step-brothers and step- sisters are living here. Toronto, Noy. 28.--The most criti. cally hurt of the injured in the Wes- tern hospital, Toronto, is a fifteen- year-old Y. Mortozyski, Polish, who is suffering from head injuries. He hes relatives at Oshawa, Ont. The others are: Natham Goldberg, Lon- don, Ont, lacerated scalp. Marie Matchynsky, Oshawa, scalp wounds. Perla Wardman, travelling from Po- io. Chicago, minor injuries. *haia Warman, Poland to Kitchen- er, Ont, minor injuries. Aile Rose- man, 30, Finland. Helena Gryshiem- ier, going to Hamilton, minor in- Juries, Carolina Butyon, going to Kitchener, F. Mendelson, 11, burns (Continued on page 3) CREW ABANDOKS ATLANTIC FLIGHT Last Proneller of the Junkers ! gt Hoy» ' Broken (ii Canadian Press) , Horta, Azores, Noy. 28.---The Junkers Plane D-1230 en route from Germany to the United States, | bent its last propeller in an at- tempt to take off for Harbor Grace, Nfld., today. #Now it's all over," Lilli Dillenz, Vienese actress, who is a passenger aboard the plane said as she stepped ashore. Smiling, she added "our last propeller has been bent". The crew of the plane have decided to give mp their attempt to fly to America this year. PTOMAINE POISONING CAUSE OF DEATHS Equipment Installed--Full Description Later This issue of The Oshawa Daily Times is the first to be printed on new and very much improved equipment which has heen installed at great expense during the past summer. It also marks a radical change in the method of printing the news- paper, Whereas the paper was formerly printed direct from type forms on a flat-hed press it will now be turned out on a fully mod- ern rotary press involving the mak- ing of a cylindrical plate of each page on much the same principle as employed by the world's largest newspapers. The first step in the process is the making of a paper matrix or 'mat', mat a stereotype plate is which: when finished on varions on the press, The new press will print and fold sixteen eight column pages at one operation, and has a speed of 25,- 000. completely folded papers per hour. Electrical equipment 1s fully modern, permitting of starting and stopping the press hy a push button control system at eight different stations. The press is operated with a 50 h.p. motor, An illustration of the new press and other equipment, together with a full description, will appear in 8 special new building and equip- men number of The Oshawa Daily Times at a later date and the pub- lic will also be invited to visit the plant and see the equipment in op- eration, BURGLARS ENTER HOME, GET $21 Door Open and Entered It may have been a burglary, or $21 missing from the residence of W. H. Hewson, 137 Church street. It appears, according to police of- ficials who made an investigation, that someone entered the place, for a back door was found open. No- body was home at the time, but it was noticed later that this sum of money was missing. Nothing else was disturbed in the house, and there was nothing wisible which would point to entry being gained by a window or other means. PRINCE OF WALES THROWN-- (Cable Service To The Times By Leicester, Eng. Ror )s. Prince of Wales was thrown today while bunting with Quorn, hounds at Wid- merpool. He was pot burt. DISTINGUISHED CITIZENS START NEW PRESS MP. | T. E. KAISER, Who pushed the button that set The Oshawa Daily Times new press in motor, HIS WORSHIP MAYOR PRESTON To whom the first mewspaper from new press of The Oshawa Daily Times was presented. W. E. N. MPP. Who threw in the swatch connecting the mew electrical equipment for the new press. as it is called, Prom this made machines is fitted on to a cylinder craone Found the Back Five others are indicated as "probably foreigners." Canadian Pacific Railways official statement says that four persees were | killed, (By Canadian Press) Toronto, Nov. 28. --With railway officials reticient as to names until accurate data can he secured from the injured now lying in the Western Hospital here, casualties resulting from the serious (.P.R. collision at Dockrill yesterday remains unchanged. dead and three seriously injured Four in hospital at Smith's Falls, and sixteen in the hospital here comprise the list available at present. This does not include, however, those suffering minor injuries which are not recorded or have not heen discovered as yet. At the office of the Divisional Superintendent here today, announcement was made that every effort is being put forth to obtain a complete list of those injured and the nature of the injuries which they are suffer- ing. An tyterpreter has been sent to the hospital with instructions to procure correct names of those suffering injuries. When these are available, the official list of the injured will be issued. A prominent railway official here deseribed the collision as a terrible thing. '" But he deelined to make an; until the facts are all available. He iA ever, that no fault for the wreck Division, comment officially the opinion, how- rested vith the despatcher in this The injured reached the eity easly today | on 3 'special train which carried passengers from the wreel flier. Many of them would be un- able to speak English even if they were uninjured, and hospital author- ities have a difficult time identifying them. Aile Roseman, 19-year-old im- migrant girl, sustaining serious in- juries to her spine, while most of the others suffered head injuries of more or less serious nature. Ambulances were waiting for the injured as they reached Toronto, to rush them to the hospital, Carpén- ters took out windows of the rail way coaches that they might be re- moved with the minimum effort. Train lamps and photographers flares lighted up the scene as aged figures, some unconscious and others fretful, with pain, were taken ' from coach. The many uninjured pas- sengers generally left the train with- out delay for their homes in the city or for hotels. The injured are all Poh immigrants and the majority it is understood, were bound for Western Ontario points. Fifty Op Car Miss Roseman, despite her Mjur- ies, said with a smile that there were about fifty on the immigrant's (Continued on page 6) BR a uma I JU TO CREATE FOUR NEW CARDINALS Including Monsignor Ray- mond K. M. Roulesu, of Quebec (Cable Service to The Times By Canadian Press) Rome, Nov. 28--Four new car- dinals, including Monsignor Ray- mond K. M. Rouleau, Archbishop of Quebec, will be created by Pope Pius next month. The Pontiff has definitely der cided to hold a secret eomsistory on Dec. 19, and the public consis- tory om Dec. 22, creating as car- dinals, Minsignor R. K. M. Nu-| Rez, Archbishop if Toledo, Spain; Monsignor C. L& Binet, Archbish- as Fremch cardinal of Curis. APPROVE TAX REDUCTION (By Press) Washington, Nov. 28.--By a strictly party wote, the ways and payments due next March 19. BEFUSE REVIEW RAILWAY ORG blnsion, Nov. 28.--Supreme Watann aed Px Cours today refused to review Shel his was Aopeoned JUDGMENT FOR SHAREHOLDERS In Prudential Trust Co, Case --Judge Holds Fraud Occurred (By Capadian Press) Montreal, Noy. 28--Concluding that there has been fraud in administra- tion of affairs of the Prudepital Trust Co., in the past few years, that directors have not tried to protect in- terests of shareholders, that many shareholders had their stock confis- cated in 1926 and that the president and manager bought up hundreds of these shares at ridiculous prices, and that there is 2 danger of the same thing happening again," Mr| Justice Demers gave Judgment this morning in practice division of the superior court in favor of the shareholders Mvho had asked for ap imjunction to prevent directors of the campany irom persisting in a call for ten per cent. capital subscription on out- standing stocks ordered on October ixth last, 6 FRENCH AVIATORS REPORTED KILLED (By Associated Press) Buenos Aires, Noy. 28.--A despatch to La Nacion from Tangier, Morocco, $ that igh French ayiators were ies hen their plane, one of a squadron his five, crashed in flames forty miles 'from the town of Denib. f"*ecen.year-old daughter o the accused, YACHT VIDOR ANCHORS OFF CITY ISLAND Arrives Of New York Dur. ing Night Under Cover of Fog ONLY CREW ABOARD (By Canadian Press) i New York, Nov. 28--R, C, Du- rdant's yacht, Vidor, which outsail- ed Canadian Government boal seeking to serve a writ of attach. ment, was riding at anchor today off City Island. She had arrived quietly during - the night under cover of the fog. A representative of Mr. Durant said that only the crew were ar board when the yacht arrived, It was not thought likely that Cus- toms officials would seize the vess sel because she sailed from a Ca- nadian poft without clearanre pas | pers. The Canadian ways obtained a ment against the Vidor last Fm: day after she had crashed into and damaged Black's Bridge in Montre: In his flight to sea to | avoid service of the writ, the caps tain refused to land the river pi. lot, who leaped overboard and was picked up by ome of the pursuing Government vessels, National Rails : writ of attaches AUTO DAM§GED IN A COLLISION WITH MOTOR TRUCK: Ccnsiderable damage was dome to an automobile owned by John C. Kemp, 127 Barrie street, when PEE y orcnto driven by W. MeMaste Thornton's Corners, evening. The truck was going south on the sidercad and was attempting to turn on to the high- way at the corner when it struck Kemp's automobile, which was going east op the bighway. The Man and Lad Nemowly Es] cape Seriows Injury -- Truck Ploughs Into Ditch ot Hat's Hill, East of City --72 Boxes of Fish Caught ot Deseronto Thrown Out i i shen ly say, pe " acl dri er and a hows te years of , from hill yesterday ai- ow low y he St. John's of Toronto, re- with a load fish and herring, Hart's hill when , thus allow- mic Miciver, realiz- From Truck To Safety on Driving Shaft Breaks ing instance danger, jumped to to the E ground. The little lad preceeded him. Apart from slight bruises, both were uninjured. The little fellow was shak- en up more than the elder man. The fish were consigned to James Co. of Toronto, wholesale fish dealers. The truck went on its way for a distance of about fifty yards then turning to the right, jumped the culvert and ploughed into the ditch. The cases of fish slid to the ground where there was a pile of White fish and herring were scs tered all over the truck asd on ground where the truck foupdered. Motorists passing stopped neighbors from the vicinity gathered at the scene. In the scramble peo- ple helped themsclves to the fish, there being quite 2 quantity nat | 2 when a check was made last might the consignment. The load, it is he- lieved, was fully covered by cargo 4 insurance. Provincial police are i theft fish. fF: 2 wr |