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ThE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1928 MEXICO CITY AND NEAR STATES ARE ROCKED BY "QUAKE Considerable Damage To Property Reported From Large Areas FAMILY ENGULFED No Loss of Life Reported, Although Shock Was Severe Mexico City, Oct. 11.--Five per- jong were injured and damage done aver a wide area by an earthquake which rocked Mexico City and nine states of Mexico Monday niglhg, re- ports to police and newspaper dis- patches stated. 'One family in the suburb of Ta- cuba was buried by the collapse of a» wall whigh crushed the humble wooden shack in which they liwed, injuring one child seriously and four other persons. Several build- ings in various parts of Mexico City were damaged, Dispatches from Oaxaca said that the earthquake was violent there and that a large part of the south- ern section of the city was in ruins with other sections badly damaged. The inhabitants were panicky. Bome had abandoned their homes snd were camped in the open. The tremors were preceded by a strong subteranean rumbling, SHIPWAYS BILL TO INVOLVE MILLIONS Measure Will Come Before Next Session of Congress Washington, D, C., Oct, 11, »-- Waterway projects involving ulti- mate expenditure of approximately $60,000,000, including the deepen- Ing of the channels through the Great Lakes, are involved in the general rivers and harbors author- ization bill (H. R.' 14066) at the coming December session, Repre sentative Dempsey (Rep.) of Lock- port N. ¥., chairman of the House Committee on River and Harbors, itated Saturday, The House Committee on Rivers snd Harbors reported the bill fav- srably to the House last May 28, the day before the last session of Congress adjourned, It is on the union calendar of the Housd awaiting action "of the House, The full text of Mr. Demp- 1ey's statement follows: "There.is pending a rivers and harbors project hill. The approval of the projects in this measure would entpil an expenditure of shout $50,000,000, "The most important itenr in the bill is that for deepening the chan- els in the Great Lakes, This is as important a project as congress has tad to conshier since I have been a nember of the House, "The pill should be passed dur- g the short session, Secretary oover is committed to a liberal plicy of waterway development, wndsall the expenditures under the Pink Capsules /o Indigestion GOLD MEDAL bill will came during the next ad- ministration, I do not think, there. fore, that logically the President should mor do I believe that he will, object to the passage of the bill, Both candidates for president are committed to a deeper water- way to the sea, T0 AID EMIGRANTS BY TRAINING THEM British Legion Will Give Families Six-Months' Course at Farm School London, Oct, 11.-- The British Legion has embarked upon a scheme of six months training for would-be emigrant families who propose to settle in Canada. The applicants under the scheme must be ex-service men under 40 years of age, desirous™of taking up agricultural work in the Dominion, Applicants who are accepted will be required to proceed to a training centre for a test lasting one month during which time the members of the man's family will remain at home and will receive a mainten- ance allowance, If the test is satis- factory the wife and family will join ghe husband at the training centre, The combined training of the family will occupy five months, at the end of which term the fam- ily will be sent to Canada at the expense of the British Legion. Should the family not desire to proceed to Canada at the end of the training period the man will he re- sponsible for all expefhses incur- red up to then by the British Le- gion. Fifty families drawn from all parts of the country will go into training. Her Baby Wales up Laughing and Corts **I started using Eagle Brand for my five months baby two months ago. 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The United States reply, In which that nation emphatically re- jected the British-French plan, al- ready had been received, and the Japanese reply is en route. When the replies all have been consider- ed, the Government may issue the complete text of the naval accord and the correspondence thereon in the form of a "white paper." Oabinet Summoned The Cabinet met yesterday and the subject was probably discussed although it seemed doubtful wheth- er any action would be taken be- fore Parliament reconvenes, The main points of the Italian g | note had been expected in advance here and did not cause great surs prise. Italy declared herself in fav- or of a limitation of total naval tonnage, instead of limitation by classes. The United States favors the total tonnage idea, because it would permit that country to have the long-range large cruisers and place no limitation on smaller eruis- ers and submarines, an unlimited number of which would be to the great advantage of both countries Italy also expressed herself in favor of including aviation forces in naval and land disarmament. considering all three branches as a whole, She likewise urged the ex- tension of disarmament to all coun- tries, which would include Russia. A Fresh Start A new discussion of disarmament suggesting elasticity of categories within the limits of a total restric- tion of tonnage, would mean almost a fresh start in seeking a basis for general arms limitation, The diplomat concerned in the discussions complained humorous- ly: "I suppose we must wrap our heads in wet towels again." He re- ferred to the mental travail the conferees have gone through to reach the stage of discussion attain- ed so far, ---- WILLINGDONS MAKE CHRISTMAS PLANS Their Excellencies Expected to Visit Quebec for Festive Scason Quebec, O¢t. 11.--Their Excel- lencies Lord and Lady Willingdon are expected in Quebec at Christ- mas, to officially {inaugurate the vice-regal quarters at the Citadel, The date that the King's repre- sentatives will arrive here will on- ly he fixed after Lady Willingdon returns from England next month, but they will he here to spend the Christmas season. One of the first acts in opening the new quarters will be the hold- ing of a state dinner. The work of restoring the vide- regal quarters is practically ended. At present workmen are laying cappets and rugs throuczhout the suites of rooms, and within the next couple of weeks they will be- gin the task of placing the furni- ture in position, so that by the end of the month, the quarters will be completed and everything in readiness for their occupancy, TELL THE MOTHS (Hamilton Spectator) Five million dollars' worth of wool is being held up at Port Adelaide, Australia, by the strike of. dock wor- kers, and it might be a good idea to paste this notice in your clothes closet for the moths to read. ABERDEEN UNIVERSITY INSTALLS CANADIAN Aberdeen, Scotland, Oct. 11.-- Professor J J. Rickard McLeod, formerly of the University of To- ronto, and co-discoverer with Pro- fessor F. G. Banting of insulin, was today installed in the chair of phys- fology at Aberdeen University. Professor McLeod was professor of physiology and associate dean of the faculty of medicine at To- ronto University, He was co-shar- er of the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1923 and has long been recog- nized throughout the world as an outstanding authority om medical matters. AMERICA SUFFERS FROM PROHIBITION Opinions Delivered by For. eign Doctors at Con. vention of Surgeons Boston, Oct. 11.--Prohibition is ruining the health of the Ameri can people in the opinion of noted® foreign surgeons attending the convention of the American College of Surgeons, which opened here Monday. "Americans eat too much fats and carbohydrates and drink so much water with them that system- atic poisons are generated for lack of alcohol .to burn them up," de- clared Dr. Herbert Schlink, of the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Syd- ney, Australia, "Prohibition was defeated in our state, New South Wales, by four to one on.a referendum vote, Wich wha are sally pn you have swallowed it. your strength become them And if your Bovril daily you will soon find ed A equal to the work and worries of For Bovril builds up health and fitness by sound nutrition. Bovril is the best of the beef--its vitalizing and energising properties in concentrated digestible form. BOVRIL prevents that Sinking Feeling The VALUE of BOVRIL to WOMEN 'tired need Bovsil to prevent "run down™! Bovril is especially valuable a woman's reserves of energy. It acts so Ly You feel the benefit of Bovril---its warm, stimulating action upon the wearied system--as soon as and we think the result proves the We have controlled drinking un- good sense of the peuple, der a war time measure inauzurat- "I am impressed by the differ- [ed in 1915, and since that time 1 ence in the looks of Australians have never seen a drunken person and you Americans. Our folk [in ovr city." look so much more healthy and Sir George Syme, vigorous, Americans as a nation [the Australian Colles» suffer from iadigestion because at Melbourne, acreed with his col- body poisons are not burned up by [leasue, declaring: *I always have the moderate use of wines and beer. |noticed the healthy look of my prez'dent of of Surgeons countrymen after a visit to Amer-)comment of Dr. Farquhar Macrae, ica after a visit to America. The secret drinking in this country is far worse: than moderate open drinking." 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