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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1928 FRANGE AND ITALY SPEND GREAT SUMS ONWAR MATERIALS don, Eng., Oct. 5.-- Recently ror istics. diclose. a startling increase in armaments throughout Europe. In spite of all the efforts of dis- armament commissions and the League of Nations, and in spite of the determined policy of the Brit- ish Government in securing promis ed reductions in armed forces wherever possible, the accumula- tion of war material is piling up to an extent that seriously perturbs official circles here. It has just been revealed that in- creases amounting to $61,000,000 will be spent by France alone dur- ing the next year, Part of this huge sum will be devoted to building a great defence wall along France's eastern frontiers, Vast Air Estimates It is also understood that the air estimates for 1929 will amount to nearly $65,000,000 an increase of $20,000,000. This figure doeg not include the cost of food and €loth- ing and the construction of quarters all of which has been previously borne by the army and navy but which will now be transferred to the air estimates under the scheme of Laurent Eynae, the new French | Can Live 3 Minutes ] Without Air respiratory organs are so important to the human system that the body can function only three minutes without air, Coughs and colds break down the lung tissue, make breathing difficult and consequently give you that miserable tired feel- ing. d Stop these coughs and colds quickly with GUIASOTE Which quickly relieves all distressing bronchial troubles. 80c Bottle our At y REXALL STORE Jury & Lovell | King E. Simcoe S. ii Phone 28 Phone 68 Alr Dictator, In addition to all this France will spent $425,000,000 om her fighting forces next year, which with $365,000,000 last year, while Great Britain is spend- ing $2,575,000 less than last year. Italy is also going to great ex- pense to fortify her Fremch fromt- fer, which has led France to match these fortifications with a "gun for gun policy. In spite of the disarm- ament of Germany, therefore, Eur- ope seems no nearer the day when plans and expenditures for war and defence will not be the major con- cern of governments. In view of all these increases, the British feel particularly disap- pointed that the plans for a naval disarmament agreement with France have.gone astray, because there is mo doubt of the sincerity lof the Government's effort to re- duce armaments and no doubt of the country's determination to seek peace. FRANGE'S AVIATION PROGRAM OUTLINED Eynac Has Ponderous Plan For Aerial Services Extension Paris, Oct. 5.--France has not yet produced an airplane capable of making a safe crossing of the North Atlantie, in the opinion of Minister Laurent Eynae, but the youngest and newest member of the Cabinet outlined last night an immediate and ponderous plan for extension of the French air forces to all parts of Europe, North Afri- ca, «nd South America, Eynac's program--The first step in his plan to put France in the lead of commercial air forces--will require considerably more than the 1,472,000,000 francs provided by the 1929 budget, he told the United Press correspondent, Eynac was named head of the aviation department last menth when Premier Raymond Poincare was forced by public sentiment to create a new ministry of air in an effort to half the recent series of accidents in France's aviation his- tory. The program, s outlined by the minister, has two principle aims: 1,--Establishment of a postal and commercial liasion between Paris and other European capitals, 2,--Establishment of a similar liaslon with North African points. A All Airplanes Eventually. Eynac predicted the lines will be extended to South Am- erica on a basis--not half seaplane and half boats--but a full distance airplane route, The program at present calls for exploitation of the existing con- tinental lines with fixed daily schedules and night flights as far as Warsaw on the east and Madrid and Lisbon on the west. Eventually there would be another line touch- ing Geneva, Lyon, and Bordeaux Eynac revealed that conversa- tions already have been held with Italy and Great Britain to provide contacts in the eastern Mediterran- NOT THE SAME PERSON AT ALL "Fruit-a-tives" Stopped Pain and Terrible ean, Cairo, and through Indo China to the Far East, "I also ree the extension of France's Mediterranean lines to South America," said the minister, "They would be over a route tra- versed entirely by air, but this would require the production of suitable aircraft material. "Personally, I believe a system of prizes to encourage produetion of suitable craft would be success- ful." The aviation chief plans to main- tain his edict against sensation and record-breaking aviation attempts until there is better material avail- able, "France," he said, "has not the machine necessary to cross the North Atlantic, Momentarily, that remains in the domain of sport, but we must study the atmospherio conditions and choose a route-- either by way of the Azores Is- lands or to Halifax, "I do not believe the crossing can be made regularly without a stop. Not by postal and commercial planes, at least." Acquisition of Reo By Mack is Negotiating New York, Oct. 5---Negotiations between Reo Motor Company and Mack Truck, Inc, involve acquisition of Reo's speed-wagon business hy Mack, and not a merger of the two companies, as first reported, it was learned in Wall Street today. Stocks of the two companies were subjected /to spirited bidding on the New York stock market today, with Mack advancing over sfx points to 101 and Reo climbing to 35, a new high price, Insul-Board Lath Where plaster is to be used Insul-Bozrd Lath is ideal. The horizontal edges have a Ship-Lap Joint at two foot intervals, providing a special groove which gives the plaster added grip where it is needed-- Deadens the Sound' No disturbing noise can penetrate the wall that's insulated with this wonderful new material, Insul-Board makes every room a haven of rest, a ul, quiet sanctuary where next-door neighbor activities will never irritate or annoy, Insul-Board shuts out other disturbing influences just as effectively as it deadens sound. It seals the home interior against winter cold and summer heat, against draughts, and dampness, It assures day and night comfort all season YORK MAGISTRATE DIES SUDDENLY VISITING FRIENDS Thomas H. Brunton Had a Colorful Career and Was Fearless Judge Toronto, Oet. 5.--Thomas H. Brunton, Police Magistrate of York County, and a Police Commissioner for York, whose official activities, his varied and public-spirited in- terest outside his court, brought him into close touch with all ranks and classes, died suddenly Thurs- day evening while visiting friends on St. George street, For four years Magistrate Brunton had been a sufferer from heart trouble, and had received almost medical attention. He was 74 years of age. Every spring it was his custom to go South to recup- erate. Even prisoners brought before him knew him as a wise and sym- pathetic adviser; others as a cheer ful companion; all as a warm- hearted, generous and faithful friend. His Worship was greatly esteemed by the legal profession. While outspoken in his denuncia- tion of wife-beaters, drunken mo- tor drivers, and crimes against wo- men he was generally kind in dealing with criminals, particularly the first offender. Magistrate Brunton had a most interesting career in York County, over which he had jurisdiction. His early days in North York were as- sociated with heated political elee- tion campaigns when the present Chief Justice of Ontario, Sir Wil- llam Mullock, former Postmaster- General, and Sir Allen Aylesworth, former Minister of Justice, were the Liberal candidates, Even his political opponents respected him, and among his warmest supporters for the position of Police Magis- trate were those whom he had op- posed on the political platform, He had special gifts for organiza tion, which found a large place in the war work in York County, di- rected by Sir William Mulock and Norman Sommerville, K.C, Major Brunton wag the first Magistrate in Toronto to give notice that any one convicted of being drunk while in charge of an auto- mobile would be sent ta jail with- out the option of a fine, and he was the first to carry out his threat. Tribute by Attorney-General .... "The department valued his ser- vices us a Magistrate very highly," sald Attorney-General Price. 'He was one of the most conscientious officials I ever knew, and it will be very difficult for us to fill his place," Magistrate Brunton's court was probably, Colonel Price further stated, the largest presided over by a single Magistrate in Ontario, "He was a man of very great ability and, although not a lawyer, he was well versed in all the law necessary to. carry out his work," stated Judge Emerson Coatsworth, "His judgments were sound and he had great common sense in the ad ministration of the law, He was intensely loyal to his county and to Canada, and was a man of very fine disposition ang a splendid man to work with." "It will be a very great loss to the Magisterial bench," stated Judge F. M. Morton, who had been a close friend of Major Brun- ton for many years. "He was the hest Magistrate the County had for many years, He was very fearless and had good common sense, It will be difficult to fill the place left vacant by his death." "He was one of the outstanding Magistrates of Ontario," {in the opinion of Crown, Attorney Erie Armour, K.C. "Major- Brunton was a man of strong personality and, at the same time, was kind and extremely conscientious in the discharge of his duties. He was [1 shrewd judge of human nature and hated cant and hypocrisy, He had many endearing qualities which won for him a large circle of friends." Magistrate Brunton, who was a Major in the Canadian militia, was horn in Baltimore, and when a few years of age was brought to London, Ont, For a number of years he resided in Newmarket, Surviving are a daughter, Mrs, J. 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