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PAGE NINE EEEEENEEEEENEEEER) Place Your Order CANADIAN COAL 3! We are prepared to supply you with ROSEDALE LUMP ALBERTA'S BEST COAL At a price that will appeal to every pocket. We are only receiving a limited quantity of this fine coal, so don't dey ordering as we fill orders just as they come : The famous Reading Anthracite, Cannel Coal, and Good Dry Hard and Soft Woods Always on Hand. McLaughlin Coal and Supplies Limited Coal, Coke, Waod, Sewer Pipe and Builders' Supplies 110 King St. West "Oshawa, Ontario NEEEEEEENEEEEEER Dr, L. O. Gifford, president o: the Oshawa Club, who was chalr- man of the evening, seconded Mr. Sinclair's remarks regarding the proposed scheme of teaching first year university work in the Colleg- jates, quoting from his own exper- ience as a student. THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1929 ONTARIO LIBERAL [=estisaanser = = LEADER SPEAKS AT OSHAWA CLUB Turning from the election pro- phesy, Mr, Sinclair declared that the policy of Mr. Ferguson in seek- ing to establish university centres where the first year of the univer- sity course could be taught, was un- sound both financially and educa- (Continued from Page 1) year is made public on October 81. Premier Ferguson does not want to wait until the people have had time to really see the working of the Liquor Control Act, sald Mr. Sinclair, declaring that this was tionally. For the additional teach- another reason why the Conserva- ers, who would have to have a standing comparable to university tives will hold an early election. From the reports of the first few professors and who would command months of the operation of the a salary of about $4,000 per year each; the additional equipment and Liquor Control system, it was seen that each store was selling an av- laboratory and seating accommoda- tion necessary, this would cost a city like Oshawa $40,000 per year more than it is now paying for education, erage of $2,500 worth of liquor per day. This took $2,500 from the channels of legitimate business every business day of the year, in Mr. Sinclair declared. And, while this additional cost every community where there was a liquor store. The annual sale was imposed upon the municipalit- fes, it would not lessen the cost to the Provincial Government a bit, he said. Tho province reached at least $50,000.000 per year, or $20 per head for every person in the province. This was bound to have a considerable effect would still have just as much ex- pense keeping up the University of on the business of the province - clared the speaker. y 7 38 Toronto, which it subsidises, for about half of the students at this university live right in Toronto and the staff would have to be kept at the same strength that it is now, There would probably be not more Higher Taxation The increased expenditure of the Ferguson government made in- creased taxation inevitable, but the government was too astute to bring forward too nrany new taxes jusi than 15 or 20 pupils take advan- tage of this class in Oshawa, ana before an election, except perhap. the increase in the gasoline ta" the city would actually save money by paying the full tuition expense of these pupils for the year and sending them on to University, rather than try to establish the course here, said the speaker. The scheme was unsound educa- tionally, he declared, because a said Mr. Sinclair. The governmen, [large part of the university benefit argued that this money would he spent for highways, but the high. ways department was already pay- ing its way. and the increase of two cents tax per gallon. would go to make up deficits in other de- partments, he declared. The money all went into one pot, and was not vide the cottage with a cellar as the scheme stipulates. Action Is The argument is supposed to be working by April 1 of this year, if possible, and by the end of the year, at the latest. Half the expenditure appropriation is to be paid by the Secretary of State, and the other half is to be divided equally be- tween the Dominion and, Provincial Governments. Until Premier Fergu- son returns to Queen's Park, decl- sion on Ontario's action will be de- ferred. In view of the 'heavy end" of the scheme with which the Pro- vince has been saddled, there is no chance. Raising of the $1,000 estimate to say $1,600 by the Brit. ish and Federal Governments, might, Queen's Park officials say, make the project workable. But, even if that were done imnrediately there would be little chance now of getting a building program una- er way this year. JAPAN RFEINFORCES ARMOR OF FOUR BATTLE CRUISERS Tokio, Jan, 29. -- Japan's four battle cruisers, swift, powerful, cap- {tal ships of a class not represented in the American navy, are under- going in turn a thorough renova- tion designed to increase materially their defensive strength. |SEA LUNGS DEVELOPED BYUS.NAVY APPARATUS WILL BE OF VALUE IN SAVING LIVES To Be Used In Cases of Submarines Meeting Disaster Pittsburgh, Pe. Jan. 29.--The WCAE, KSD, WOC, 'WOW, 'WNC, United States navy bas avveloped i - gs" for su WORE, KSD, WOC, WNC, WWI. under-sea 'lung our, NBC S : Sylvania Foresters to) Crews to such an extent hii? 2 COLUMBIA Network: Ida Bailey Allen WIZ, WBZ, WBZA, K K, | Pittsburg concern now is manufac Ee NBC System: win Cooking school, KYW, WJR, 13 IAF) WLW. ; " Easy-to-F ind" RADIO PROGRAM WBAP (375)--Ft. Worth, Orchestra; Entertainers, WCCO (370)=--Mpls.-St. Paul. Musical m. ystem: Pan American to WEAF, WFI, WRC, WCAE, KSD, woc, WTIC, WOW, WTAG, WWJ, "WRVA, WHAS, KPRC. WGY (379.5)--~Schenectady, General El- ectric hour. WGR (545)--Buffalo, Warner Bros, iE (400)--Detroit, Bergin's Orchestra NBC System: May Breen and de Rose to YX KDKA. . COLUMBIA Network: Musical Epis. ode to WOR, WNAC, KOIL, WLBW, WCAOQ, MAL, IAs WADC, Wiad, WEAN, WFBL, KMOX, WMAK, 3 WSM (461)--Nashville, Fireside hour. WTAM (280)--Cleveland, Black Face Team. 8.30 NBC System: Intimate Musicale to WEAF, WTIC, WTAG, WCSH, WR! + To-Night's Best Features - 8.00 W Cincinnati: Cincinnati Symph. gs Orchestra, x NBC (WJZ) Syonberg Carlson Sextet. COLUMBIA: School Daze. 8.30 COLUMBIA: "Sweethearts." 9.00 NBC. (WJZ): Three-In-One Theatre. NBC (WEAF) Everready Hour--Roy Chapman Andrews, explorer, 9.30 N (WJZ) Dutch Masters Minstrels. WOR Newark: Aviation Dinner, Hotel mmodore. 2.00 COLUMBIA: Curtis Institute of Music cert. 0.30 WBAP Ft. Worth: Ft. Worth Police uartet. BC (WJZ) Freshman Orchestradians. .00 NBC (WEAF) R-K.O: Te J mg 2.00 WCCO Mpls.-St. Paul. K, of C, Band, Wednesday Programs WEDNESDAY'S BEST FEATURES 0.00 a.m. NBC System (WJZ) Dr, Copeland Hour, % NBC System: (WEAF) National Home ,. KDKA, KW WBAL, WHAM, WREN, ly ing 700 of the devices. The NBC System: (W Household In. MBIA N Xi Merrymakers to| "lungs" are designed for use of stitute. COLUMBIA iC .00 p.m. NBC System: (Central) Farm and WOR, WNAC, KOIL, WLBW, As men trapped in submarines when » WFBL. ig ch vessels sink. Home Hour. WADC, YEAS The apparatus weighs slightly Hippo- How te Avoid INFLUENZA Colds Nivnnzee os do Cate 1s. Soense your organs 4 ation o 8 oiminat on active and Jou duced to three years at the college, the student would only get one year's real benefit from it, said Mr. Sinclair. The province already is not only in the books but in the personal contacts and associations formed. It takes about two years for the student to get acquainted [provides the place for university and get used to university life, and leducation, and the rank and file he only derives the full benefit of {taxpayer should not be asked to pa) his course in the last two years of for the university education of a four-year course, If this were re- Ite, he said. Hamp's 'orch, Address; Enter. SOME FACTS ABOUT THE NEW FORD ermits sustained driving at the igher speeds hour after hour, is ( WTAM. WIZ (394.5)---N.Y. Talk by Jno, Ken- WSPD, WMAL. 10.00 NBC System: The Continentals to WIZ COLUMBIA Network: Kolster Hour WOR, WCAU, WNAC, WIJAS, WADC, WKRC, WGHP, WMAQ, WOWO, KMOX, WSPD, WMAL, WICC, WHK, WLBW, WEFRL WMAK, WCAO, ' WEAN, WCCO, KOIL} WRVA (270)--Richmond, Club orch. 10.18 WPG (272)--Atlantic City, Memories; Dance orchestras, NBC System: WEAF, WCAE, nedy. WSN (461)--Nashville, Craig's orch, 7.45 NBC 'Svtsem: "Washington Politics" WJZ. WBAL. KDKA, WLW, ' WBZ, WIR, WRC, KWK. 8,00 CFCA (337)--Toronto, Peerless Repro. chicers, KYW (294)--Chicago. Fiorito's orch. 1.55 WMAQ Chicago: Ass'n Commerce prog. WMA 3.30 WGN "Chicago: Women's Club--Man. WPG 4.00 NBC Syatem: (WIZ) U. S. Army Band CA mote than {wo Doudds and ry a Ry erstem: . S. Army Band| 9,00 CFC 357)--Toronto, Shea's said, WEDNESDAY EVENING PROGRAMS (Rca (S57)~Tor been used satisfactorily, tha 2d, 5.30 NBC System: Bill and Jane to WEAF, WCCO (370)~Mpls.-St. Paul. Musical [at & depth of 2 eet un WRC. i 2 ; rogram. ditions such as exist in a sumbar- 6.00 NiCvaionl Walorh, Astoria Music NBC System: Ipana Srobadous, to ine disaster 0 AF, Ny . WEAF, WEEI, WTIC, WGR, WGY, > wey (379.5)=Schenectady. Markets; WTAG, WCSH, 1G \E Under plans for use of the a4ulp. Jrchestra. WTAM, WWJ, WGN, V STP bh nes are to be equip- NBC System: Pollack's Orchestra to WTAR, WOC,' KSD, WOW, WDAF, ey escape chamber at ALd ba akiaiy : WRAP, KPRC, WOAT, WHAS, WSM, | Pe ap _ WLW _(428)--Cincinnati. inner music. WSB, WBT, KOA, KVOO. each end. In the event of a disas- 6.15 WMAQ (447.5)--Chicago, Topsy Turvy NBC System: Smith. Bros. to WIZ, [tae the members of the crew en- Time . WRAL, KYW, WIR, WBZ, WBZA, » i oups of 8, } 6.30 CFCA (357)-- Toronto, Musical prog. WHAM, KDKA, KWK, WREN, ter the chambers in group ' XY Oh Clicago, Tinie Bob. COLUMBIA Network: Daguerreotypes close the doors leading into the 306)--Pitts, inner music, i JOR, /NAC, WDAF (192)--Kansas City. Air school; Wa i eo," WSPD, XK) Ox' |ship and then prepare to enter the fighsstra, pa KMBC, WFBL, wea |water through outer doors in the YW (294)--Chicago. WIAS, . WKRC, WGHP, |ggecane compartments, KDKA xo ras WEAN, WLBW, KOIL, WMAL., 'wpile the sailors put on thelr WCAE (242)--Pitts,/ Gospel Songs. WLW (28)=Cincinnati, Franklin En "lunes," water is admitted to the WEAF (434.3)-N.Y, Synagogue Ser- {emible 72 Atlasitls Cts, Conestt o¥ chambers until the pressure with Jices, PG (272) ty. Concert or- WGR (343)- Buffalo, Shea's Symphony. iS Lo-Avn Cy in equals that of the sea without. WGY . (379.5)--Schenectady, Musical WFLA (333)--Clearwater. Open House One by one they leave by the outer A rs progrant. doors, the last men leaving closing WIZ, WhZ, WHZA, © KYW (294)--Chicago. Maytag program. [these outer doors so that others WLW (428)--Cincinnati, U. of Cincin- NEC pen Pela, Hour 10} av use the compartments, Wn 0s --Avlanta. Tomar's orch. WTAG, WOC, KSTP, WCSH, WRC,| Variance in the water pressure 5 WLW (428)--Cincinnati. Entertainers; WGR, WCAE, WTAM, hihi 10 V iat varying depths have made simi- _ Thies Orchestra. Tali ck WIM], KSD. WGY, \ W, "| 1ar apparatus impractical, but the "HK (216) vel 3 hs FAA, Al, Co AL Lae feveland, ealth talk , WHAS, WEN, WE | "lungs" are provided with valves CNRW (384.4) Winnipeg, Dinner music X, OMO, KFIL. which permit oxygen in rubher AF (490)--K 2 City. ian WBBM (389)--Chicago. Dance oreh. Ye aay, City, dial NBC. System: Cabin Door to WiZ,|Pags to es-ape automatically as the NBC Sy KWK, WBZA, WBZ, KDKA, WRFN. | wearer rises to the surface of the & COLYOR, AJC, NA lind EAN, sea, WOR, W , WNAC, CAN, . WFBL, WMAK, WCAO, AS.| The pressure within the bags al- y WRG AQ [ways is slichtly greater than that WHE," of the wat~r outside; thus the ba~s remain inflated. Those who wear the apparatus obtain their supply of oxygen fromy the bags. Three navy men designed the ~quipment, Apparatus similar to that being made here has been de- si"ned before, but have proved un- wieldy on account of the weight of oxygen containers. The "lun~s" may be folded into a small package, KMBC, Production and Demand | 10.30 Spitalny's Music t W NT WTIC, WOC, GY WOW, WWJ, WTAM, WBBM (389)--Chicago. Canadia WCCO rogram. . WDAF (492)--Kansas City. Katz Boys. COLUMBIA Network: Night Club Ro- mances to WOR, WEAN, WFBL, WMAK, ROIL, WHK, BW, WNAC, AU, WCAO," WJAS, WADC, : WGHP, WMAQ, WOWO, KMOX. Lombardo's ns. (370)=Mpls.-St. Paul, Musical I$ COTTAGE SCHEME NOT LIKELY New Ford Exceeds All Previous Records The manufacturing schedules of the Ford Motor Company of Canada, Limited, have been steadily built up until a new daily record for Canadian little short of marvelous. The ease with which steep hills are climbed in high gear is equally as impressive. Shifting gedrs, steering and handling the car under the most - conditions are exceptiol le. 23 to 30 miles per gallon po fs e 70 BE ADOPTED Estimates of Cost Are Much Higher Than Was Expected | 10.45 WIBO (526)--Chicago, Thrift prog. ! 1.00 CKGW: (312)--Toranto, Orchestra; news ! 0 LOA (361)--Denver, Along-B-Way; Pace Setters, = KYW (294)--~Chicago. News; orch, WCAU (256)--Phtla, Orchestra, NBC System: Kemp's Orchestra to WEAF, KSD, WOW, WCAE, WKY. WGR (345)--Buffalo, Statler orch. WHK (216)--Cleveland. Brigode's orch. WIP (492)~Phila. Warren's orchestra. WIR (400)--Detroit, The Frolickers, NBC System: Slumber Music to WIZ. WLW (428)--Cincinnati. Variety hour. WPG (272)--Atlantic City, Dance orchestra. : WSM (161)--Nashville. WSM Minstrels WCCO (370)--Mpls.-St, Paul, Erick son's Orchestra. KMOX (275)--St. Louis, Wylie's orch, WGN (416)--Chicago. Concert and Dance Orchestra, : x WLW (428)--Cincinnati, Dance music; Organ (13% hrs.). 11.45 WSB (403)--Atlanta. 1200 KJR _ (309)--Seattle. also KEX. ie KYW (294)--Chicago. Fiorito's orch, KMOX (275)--St. uis, Dance music. KGO (379.5)--0akland. Serial mystery. PACIFIC Network: Roads to Romance. WIR (400)--Detroit, Organ; Cotton Pickers. WOC (300)--Davenport. O'Hearn's orch LUMBER F.L. BEECROFT Whitby Lumber and Wood Yard. Phone Oshawa 324 Whitby 12 and remarkably low oil consumption giveaworthwhileoperatingeconomy. In city traffic and on country . ways, the New Ford D Spun es as and often better than considerably heavier and er priced cars. In the light car field it is absolutely without equal. Bud these marks of Ford other motor cars are Is . simply means that Fn the gauge of automobile quality. Ford Beauty Is More Than Skin Deep all that you want it to be, Beautiful low lines, harmonions color combing tions, sparkling nickel, sturdy steel spoked wheels and balloon er all play their in this a car of Dele es in skins 4 hand- automobile production has been reached, Despite this peak output, orders for the new Ford keep uniformly ahead of the rising tide of manufacture. It is therefore necessary to continue a high rate of production. To this end a steady flow of material from more than 385 Canadian sources streams into the Ford plants. And here, with "more than 10,000 men on the pay- rolls (almost double the previous employment record) these materials are converted into New Ford cars. Ford Quality of Manufacture Has Been Strictly Maintained In the effort to build enough New Ford cars to meet ents, no deviation from the high standard of Ford precision has been permitted. This standard, unbelievably strict, was set before the car was placed upon the market, and it has since been rigidly adhered to. In the New Ford Car 40 different steel alloys are used. Each is chosen for the use for which itis best adapted. In the transmission gears alone there are seven different kinds of alloys. Likewise, the forged steel perches, hardly bigger round than 8 man's thumb, will withstand a strain of 15,000 pounds. This fs 30 times greater than the strain put on them in ordinary use. Toronto, Jan. 29.--Any inclina- tion that the Ontario Governwent may have had to enter into the "cottage scheme"---one of the tri- partite immigration agreements an- nounced some time ago by Hon, Ro- bert Forke, Dominion Minister of Immigration and Colonization--has ben rudely jolted with the submis- sion by contractors of specifications and estimate costs of the brilding the scheme calls for, The $1,000 ex- penditure stipulated by the British and Dominion Governments has, it is understood, been found '"unwork- able," and there is very little likes lihood that the agreement, now awaiting the decision of the Cabinet at Queen's Park, will be approved | this year--if ever. Meaninz of Plan Under the "cottace scheme" the inrovince is supposed to supply thé land for the incoming English sett- ler, do what early plowing is re- anired, erect what fencing is need- 'ed, and provide adequate water supply and building insurance, I a cottage and furniture, small buildings for chickens, pigs, and ane cow, the covering agreement 'tinulates an evnend'ture of £1.000, nd no more, When Premier Fergu~ son was in the Old Country last | summer, and the project was first suggested to him he criticized this i figure, claiming it was too small-- that while it might do in England, it could not possibly "get by" in Ontario. His argument has now proved true. Of all the specifica tions asiked by the Government of various contractors since, Mr. Forke's announcement, the lowest estimate advanced is $1,004, and it covers the cottage omly, with no regard to funiture, stock, build- ing or other details entering into the scheme. An estimate supplied through the Dominion Government by a well-known building concern was $1,056, and while it allowed for stock housing, it did mot pro- Concert. Salon Orchestra ¥ The excellence of materials used is matched by the careful preci- sion of its manufacture. For ex- ample, the eight valve guides in every engine may deviate from perfection only by 1/30th of the thickness of the average human hair. The and somdness of Ford design is unparalleled. Such manufacturing methods ensure a high degree of satisfactory per formance over a long period of years. Ford Performance is the New Standard for Judging Automobiles The rapidity of get-away and ac- celeration of the New Ford is a by-word. Its endurance, which the New Ford is the points in w] exceptional. 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