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~ About 35 Guests Enjoy the Bowmany ille Rotary Club 'With Other Town Officials Hospitality of Rotarians ~--Plan to Attend Inter city Social Function 4 : (By Staff Reporter) i hy K a 3 i Bowmanville, Jan. 6--The mayor md council-elest with town officials wife Suess of the Rotary Club at ~uncheon in the Bowman House yes- . erday at noon. About thirty-five t down. During the meal a fine -song was carried on. esident Morris proposed a toast © the King which was followed by the reading of a letter from the To- tonto Rotary Club. It stated that an mter-city social and business meet- ng would be held in the King Ed- ward Hotel, Toronto, on Friday Jan- ry 13, to which all members of the al club were invited. Already a sumber of members from Bowman ville have made arrangements to ate tend, Vice-president Bob Aitchison, in- troduced the members of the council fiving the time that each had served civic life, Mayor T, S. Holgate was the first called on and spoke ittingly on the work of the council jor the ensuing year. Short speeches were made by the following mem- ers of the new council: W. C, Cor- ett, A. J. Wadhams, George Crom- ie, W, A. Edger and M, H, Min- pre, Reeve W, Thickson also spoke, followed by deputy-reeve W, Carro- ers, The veteran town clerk John fle gave a short address, Police Chief Richard Jarvis and Fred Pal- er, town engineer also thanked the tary Club for extending the in- vitation to dinner, George James soye a_brief address, he Medical Officer of Health, Dr, B. J. Hazelwood gave an interesting sgeount of health conditions in the town and stated that of all the towns in Ontario Bowmanville had the lowest mortality rate, He said that from 280 infant deaths per 10,- , the rate had been pulled down to 100 deaths per 10,000, and that the rd of innoculating school children rom scarlet fever and diphtheria, recently favoured had reduced the number of cases in the town since that time to the minimum of three, RECKLESS DRIVING CASE IS ADJOURNED (By Staff Reporter) Bowmanville, Jan, 6,--Magis- trate W. FP. Ward, B.A., has ad- journed the case against J, J, Is- 1, of Ottawa, charged with reck- SIMCOE STREET NORTH Inm-- Fine Walch Repairing Specializing in the finer work on precision move. ments and small Bracelet sizes. B On Oshawa's Main Corner less driving on December 28 last until January 14. z The case arose out of an accel dent which Isbell had on hte high- way east of here, which lodged him in the hospital and da his car to considerable extent, Chief of Police Richard Jarvis served the summons, Conor Maclean, K.C., of Ottawa, is acting for the de- fendant, : POPULAR CHANGE INTIME MADE AT GOODYEAR PLANT Hous Now from. 8 Wo § 0'Clock--Add New Machine to Equipment (By Staff Reporter) Bowmanville, Jan, 6.---An ap preciated change in time regula tion at the (joodyear Tire and Rub- her Company was put in affect last Monday when office hours were changed from eight o'clock in the morning to five o'clock at night. The word for the change came di rect from the head office at Toron to although officials at the local plant were in a large measure re- sponsible, The local company is preparing for an exceptionally large year and conditions are being set in order for a considerable increase to han- dle a much larger output, During the last few months two new large factories have been added to the Goodyear Company one being at Wolverton, England, and the other in Melbourne, Australia, This lat- ter was completed on Dec. 15 and already has started operations on a great scale, The Goodyear Company of Bow- manville have recently added to their large number of machines, one of the newest and most up-to- date presses, The new machine weighs 17 tons but has as yet not been set up for operation, The new type running-board mat of the General Motors Company will be cured on this machine in a short time, The machine was brought to the factory at considerable expense and all press troubles which orop up, from time to time .in relation to the number of pounds per square inch are done away with by the new process, BOWMANVILLE BOYS' ATHLETIC ASSOCN START HOCKEY GAMES (By Staff Reporter Bowmanville, Jan, §.--The Boys' Athletics Association of the High School here commenced hockey operations today for their series of games in the near future with Oshawa Collegiate. Manager G. Colmer stated that material for this season's team was excellent, Practice was staged under the di- rection of Bert Bousall and took place at the Bowmanville Rink. Those out to practice were: 8S. Candler, J. James, R. Adams, M, Lunney, O. Jamieson, F. Jamieson, E. Brown, J. Devitt, C. Osborne, A. Osborne, 8. Caverly, G, Colmer ---- -- Oshawa Luggage YOUR INITIAL FREE On Suit Osse or Club Bag SaywellGSon BOND ST. WES! -- Eo ---_ ae How about this year? Are you going to continue to operate a laundry in your home with its time, drudgery and expense -- or are you going to join the ranks of i housewives who send the family wash to us? Really ou will save yourself a Ie of work, worry and And one trial wash will convince you that our results are better than home methods. Come and see for your- self any time or have a chat with one of our phone ladies. They will tell you about our five different services and their corresponding and B, Haszglewood, FUNERAL RUSSELL HOBBS (By Staff Reporter Bowmanville, Jan. 5.--The fun- eral of Russell John Hobbs, man- ager of the Singer Sewing Machine Company in Oshawa, who dled in the Bowmanville Hospital on Thursday will be held from his residence on Sunday afternoon st 2.30 o'clock. Services are to be conducted at two o'clock, Inter- ment will be made in Bowmanville Cemetery. given away by her father. Only immediate friends being present witness the sumptuous wi happy couple left amid showers good wishes and confetti a honeymoon. On i ill settle when some lively dancing in- duiged in until nearly the break of wi. Messrs. Fred and Don Tarvis spent the holiday at their home here. eam - " __ THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY. JANUARY 7, 1928 Ottawa, Jan, 7.--The committee representing Great Britain and the Dominions will meet in London on Jan. 16, to probe the difficulties of the Pacific Cable Board, and Canada's technical advisers, L. J. Gaboury, deputy postmaster gén- eral, and Commander CO. P. Ed- wards, director of Canadian Gov- ernment Radio Services, are now on their way to England, where they will be joined by Sir Camp- bell Stuart who is representing the Federal Government on the board. Representatives from Great Britain, New Zealand, and Australia will confer with the Canadians in an effort to iron out the problems which the operations of the Pa- cific Cable Board have given rise to. Chief among these is the deficits which the board. is incurring through competition with beam wireless, It was stated in London recently that wireless generally had resulted in causing a loss an- nually amounting to $476,000, and that there was reason for an- ticipating that this would not rep- resent the peak of the cable board's loss in the near future through such competition, The first Pacific cable under imperial partnership was laid from Southport, Australia, to Bamfield in British Columbia, in 1902, and from that year until 1918 the board incurred annual deficits, the total loss in this early period amounted to $3,486,615, and as one of the partners in the project Canada was obliged to contribute nearly $1, 000,000 to make up the deficit, the remainder being paid by the other Dominions and Great Britain, Business During War An pccess of husiness was brought to the Pacific Cable Board, however, by the war, due to the interruption of the eastern cable routes by enemy operations, and from 1015 onwards the Pacific Cable Board earned large annual ts, eventually, accum us in / a amoks fhe a eo suggested in 1926 by Canada, the board overruled Canada and pro- ot fture on the ground that before king on such a plan the board should enquire into the possibilities of beam wireless. The Seatrack for 5,600 tical les at an estimated cost of $11,800, 000, and from being a enterprise the Pacific Cable has be come & MHability. The restoration of the eastward cable routes from Great Britain to Australia, come bined with the strong competition from wireless have brought about a condition of things which have resul in summoning the meet- ing.in London on Jan, 16, in no intimation as to what attitude the Canadian repre- sentatives will take at the con- ference, but officials here feel that the results have justified. the Canadian attifude of two years ago. » CONST. QUITS SREY E NOTICE IRES Preston, Jan, S.--Although the re- signation tendered about a week ago by Francis Hicks, local constable, does not become effective until Jan. 15, the officer left town today, Mayor J. M, Gillies issued the fol- lowing statement: "Constable Hicks was relieved of his duties owing to several charges against him which he has been unable to clear up, and cer- tain confidential information concern- ing his past, received yesterday by the Police Committee, which it is at present unable to divulge. Chief Crawford has been requested to lay a charge against Hicks in connection with the arrest of Albert Ozubka and his father on Sunday last, in which the latter, a man 72 years of age, was, it is claimed, very severely handled by Hicks." LAMBTON FALL WHEAT INCREASES IN ACREAGE Sarnia, Jan. 5---Fall wheat in Lambton has been doubled in acre- age thie year, according to W. P, MacDonald, County Agricultural Re- presentative, who was a visitor to the city today. The number of feeder cattle within the county is greater than last year. Corn will have an increase acreage this year, owing to the effectiveness of the corn-horer control methods, It is generally believed, with these conditions existing, that the agricul- tural outlook will be much brighter during the coming year. The reporter called upon the vil- lage centenarian for an interview. This was readily granted. Then he asked for a message for the young people of today, "Fou go tell 'em," said the old lady, "I'm beginnin' my second cen- tury a great deal better on my pins wl Y | b) o -- || than when I begun my first 'un[" Whitby, Jan. 6--The Town Coun- cil will, at its inaugural meeting next Monday morning, pass a reso- lution formally inviting the mt. Hon. Leopold Charles Maurice Stennett Amery, Secertary of State for Dominion Affairs in the Brit. ish Parliament, and his wife, who is a sister of Sir Hamar Greenwood, Whitby's distinguished son, to come to Whitby for a public reception during their visit to Canada this month. His Worship Mayor Bate- man will bring the matter up, and it is possible that plans will be formulated for the reception. Mrs. Amery is a former well known Whitby girl and the county town would welcome her and her dis- tinguished husband and family if only for a few minutes. A clode friend here who had a recent let- ter from Mrs. Amery, states that she expressed a hope to be able to visit Whitby on this tour, ATLANTIC LINES PREPARE FOR BIG SHIPPING BATTLE Britain, Germany, Italy and United States in Struggle London, Jan, 7.--~One of the greatest battles In the hisiory of trans-Atlantic shipping may be launched in 1928 with Great Brit- ain, Germany, Italy and the United States fighting for the trans-At- lantic speed honors now held by the Cunard Liner 'Mauretania. Italy is reported to be about to build two new liners embodying entirely new principles in steam- ship construction which the de- signers of the ships say will av- erage hetween 35 and 40 knots an hour, Germany is pinning her hopes of lifting from England the honor of having the fastest liner in the world, through the two new 46, 000 ton liners Bremen and Eur- opa now nearing completion, and which are sald to have a cruising speed of between 25 and 26 knots, This is slower than the hest speed of the 20 year old Mauretania which once crossed the Atlantic at an average speed of 26 25 knots and which once when racing to the rescue of a ship in distress at- tained a speed of 29 knots, But the designers of the Bremen and Eur- opa say that by crowding their ships to the utmost they will be able to better the Mauretania's record trip. Rely on Mauretania Although England is reported to be preparing to construct two new ships larger than any in existence, it is understood that she will rely on the Maruetania to uphold her speed honors. If the Germans succeed howevef in lowering the Mauretania's time, some British company, possibly with the backing of the govern- ment, will probably set out to build a ship that at almost any sacrifice of comfort and economy will bring the, record back to Britain, As for Italy's claim to the dis- covery of new principles enabling speeds up to 40 knots, British shipping circles are skeptical, Probably more disquietening to the British shipping interests than the Italian or German threats to their speed supremacy, is the re- port than an American syndicate is planning the construction of a fleet of ocean grey-hounds which will make the trip from Sandy Hook to Plymouth in four days. This, it is conceded, Is quite with- in the range of practicability and would deal a heavy blow at the business now being carried by the six, seven and eight day boats ply- Ing between New York and Ply- mouth and Southampton, The new race when it material- izes will be a revival in a more thrilling form of the craze for speed that possessed shipbuilders 80 years ago, when the ship that made the fastest time got the cream of the trans-Atlantic travel, and received the highest prices, WIFE'S LEG BROKEN SHELBURNE MAN HELD Orangeville, Jan. 5--Ogle Bellerby, aged 30, well-known well driller of Shelburne, was lodged in the County Jail here tonight by Provincial Con- stable Joseph Nelson, charged with assault and bodily harm on his wife, According to the police the prisoner fractured her right leg. He was ar- rested yesterday near Collingwood by Provincial nstable Purvis, and he will receive his preliminary trial before Police Magistrate Hugh Fale coner next Tuesday, R. 3. DISNEY, Agent DETROITS SEVENTH MURDER IN 5 DAYS gled to Death in Apartment Detroit, Mich, seventh killing In five days confronted' the police - for solution Thursday when the body of Mrs. Ethel Porter, 33, an elop- ing wife, was found in a Highland Park apartment: She had been beaten and strangled to death, Police arrested Charles" Gibson, who, they charged, eloped with Mrs, Porter in Huntington, W. Va., while her husband was serv- ing a penitentiary term for slaying three men. Dr. Martin P. Jan, 7.~The Browaing, an Eloping Wife Found Stran- |. A General Agency of the Crown Life means a business of your own with unlimited oppor. tunities, which you can establish Tullis oveeconfidendialy with our anges, W. G. GILFILLAN, District Agent Disney Bldg, Oshawa, Ontario osteopath, was murdered Wednes- day by one of two bandits who attacked him at the door of his garage, Before dying, he stumbled into his apartment and told his ite the bandits were well dressed oye. The death of Patrolman George C. Buhler, whose body was found with a bullet through his head near a speak-easy still was a my- stery, but officers of the homicide squad belleved he committed sui- cide. A clue to the identity of the slayers of Harry Hengy, 29, street rallway employee, was found, po- lice announced that his automo- bile was recovered, They guarded the nature of the clue closely, Two suspects were held in eon- nection with the murder at a New Year's drinking party of James D. O'Connor 31, Police in the Italian section were stumped by the mystery of two stabbings there which resulted fatally New Year's Day. ---- -- Power Off The Commission is installing new Power Lines to take care of the increasing load at Oshawa and improve voltage eonditions, It is necessary that certain lines should be inferrupted to enable linemen to work and the north section of the City from Emma Street and Eulalie Avenue will be interrupted on Sunday next from 7.00 to 9.00 a.m. and 2.00 to 4.00 p.m. Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario CHAS, T. BARNES, Local Mgr. FSIS BOE ZNE BUY IN- | OSHAWA! p--v-- ' 3 4, Optical Parlors WIE BONE PROPERLY f JURY & LOVELL Phone 28 or 29 tials in Gold free of charge at OSHAWA LUGGAGE Presentation Club Bags snd Suit Cases with Ini. SAYWELL and SON 19 BOND STREET WEST -- PHONE 338 D. J. 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