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on ding 2a States. : "Five new instructors PAGE TWELVE THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1929 "MOTHERS ENROLLED WITH DAUGHTERS Varied Array of Students to Attend French Summer Montreal, June 29.--~McGill French .....Summer School, which opened yes- terday at the Royal Victoria College, has registered 160 students already, and it is expected that more than 200 will be enrolled by the end of the . week as many students are due from the United States where most of the schools close this week. "Among those registered are two mothers with their daughters, four nuns, twigs, a clergyman, a Benedic- tine father and a student who at- tended the school in 1905 and 1907. Al 20 students who were present last are back again studying for the . M/A. degree which can be ob- tained' by bachelor of arts students at the end of the fourth summer ses- sil. Students are registered from five of the provinces of the Dominion, including Saskatchewan, Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec, and from 27 states of the Union. There are 45 Canadian students enrolled and 'the rest are from the United have been added to the teaching staff this year 1 A. Celieres, professor of French in the University of Western Ontario; H. Lasserre, associate pro- fessor of French at the University of Toronto; Mile, Imbault-Huart, associ- ate professor of French at Smith College; G. Peck and Mlle. B, Saint Loup. . : "The school continues until July 33, students attending lectures in the +o... morning while the afternoons are CET ee te A Pe TA A AY BE ma ETI Tm me + ge A mr et I J JURY & LOVELL'S OPTICAL PARLORS J. W. Worral, Oph. D. Eyesight Specialist PHONE 3215 For Your Drug Needs THOMPSON'S +720 Simcoe Sv. S~~We Deliver X p.m. Daily, . p.m. Daily except Sunday. 10 p.m. Daily. 03 a.m. Daily. 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A large num- ber of entertainments illustrating French life and environment will) e iven in the evenings as well as rs or study and preparation for lec- tures; . YOUNG ESKIMOS DISLIKE CLIMATE Returning to Their Home Next Month Are Peterboro, June 29.--Climate--that unfeeling enemy to progress which has taken so many lives in the ad- vancement of civilization--has won' another battle and has forced two little Eskimo invaders who ventured from their environment in the silent north to retreat broken in health but not in spirit. Ben and Sam, sons of the land of the midnight sun, who came a year ago to Lakefield to learn the white man's ways, so they could return to their native land and give their knowledge to their fellow-country- men, have not been able to stand the change in climate and will soon re- turn to the land in which they were born. An Eskimo: chieftain some two years ago asked the head of the mis- sionaries to send his son to Canada, where he could acquire knowledge to meet the white man on his own ground, so in the fall of last year, Ben, the nine-year-old son of Chief John Ell, head of the Southampton Eskimos, accompanied by Sam Pud- lutt, of the same age, were brought down from the Arctic wastes by the Rev. F. H, Gibbs, a returning mis- sionary, and placed in Grove School at Lakefield, These little lads knew no English, | but soon picked up a few words, and were very intelligent as well as be- ing good sports, which made them friends with all their = school-mates and were the general favorites in the school, Just before Christmas both Ben and Sam were taken ill and had to suspend their studies for some time. Disease after disease ravaged their little bodies. Influenza, pneumonia, measles, tonsolitis, mastoids and adenoids all took their grip on these unacclimatized Eskimos until it be- came apparent that the only outcome of this experiment would result in the. way that every other similiar one has, in death. So on July 16, Ben and Sam will sail homeward from Montreal on the Hudson Bay Company's ice-breaker, the ' "Nascopie." These two little Eskimo lads will be in charge of re- turning missionaries. Instead of be- ing happy at the news of their re- turning home, they are depressed as they hate to leave their new play- mates at the school, as little Ben said, "Me no want to go home--leave all school and boys--too code (cold) in Eskimo." 'Maybe the boss's daughter will re- fuse to marry the snob, after all, What would that Eastern professor advise, then?--Minneapolis Journal. It is easy to tell who owns the car. The owner is the one who after you pull the door shut, always opens it again and slams it harder.--Iowa Fri- vol, ANNIVERSARY SALE Men's Iron Grey $9 00 LJ «Suits I. COLLIS & SONS 50-54 KING STREET W, PHONE 733W 2 - Felt Bros 7 he LEADING JEWELE Machinery Repairing NOTHING TOO LARGE NOTHING TOO SMALL Adanac Machine Shop 161 King St. W. Phone 1214 For Better Values in DIAMONDS Burns' Jewelry Store Corner King and Prince Cash or Terms MYSTERY SHIP IS AGAIN IN LIMELIGHT U. S. Officials Seek Inform- ation Concerning Rum Ship Geronims - Windsor, June 29~Where is the Geronimo, will o' the wisp of the Detroit 'River rum fleet? American coastguard officers seck definite data on that score, but the mystery. ship has vanished, they claim, since it was seen during the past winter, breaking ice for rum scows in the lower river. The Geronimo has a varied inter- est, In its early days it was number 18 of the Canadian Government lightship service, patrolling the south- western shoals. It was sold to private interests and sincé the advent of pro- hibition in the United States was sold again and absorbed by the rum trade. Last year the Geronimo was cap- tured by a United States coastguard cutter in the Mackinac Straits, Cap- tain Harris Barr, of the border cities and his crew of three men were ar- rested for violation of the Volstead Act, and the boat with its consign- ment of 4,000 cases of beer, whisky and champagne, was seized, The liquor had been consigned to Chicago, it was claimed. The lugger was escorted by Ameri- W. A. HARE OPTOMETRIST 23Y/; Simcoe St. North Hundreds of peuple wear utmost comfort Hare's Faunitiess Lenses | |announced here, can officers to their dock at Detroit, pending outcome of the charges against its crew, but from there it disappeared, suddenly and mysteri~ ously, Agents of the United States Government subsequently found the elusive craft at the Queen's Dock, at Sandwich, They started immediate action for its return to American waters, but its removal was delayed by numerous liens against the boat, and before further negotiations could be started, the Geronimo weighed anchor and slipped out to sea again, The Geronimo has not been locat- ed since but the American customs authorities claim it has been seen by their agents during the past win- ter, being used periodically as an icebreaker for the rum convoys, The Geronimo again is in the lime- light, as members of its crew baye gone on trial in the Detroit federal Barr, did not appear recently when called. USE ZEPPELIN IN SCIENTISTS' WAR AGAINST FOG New U. S. Dirigible To Aid in Tests For Aviation Boston.--The new Goodyear- Zeppelin airship Mayflower will be used for extensive aeronautical re- search by the Massachusetts Insti. tute of Technology, it has just been The studies will include aerial navigation througn fog, communication and meteorol- ogy. Experiments will also be cou ) "device, ducted with a new "blind landing" in which electrical cables are buried beneath the surface of courts, although its captain, Harris| the airport: The induced currents in the cables influence special in- struments in the aircraft, aiding them to come safely to the ground despite visibility conditions, Use of the airship, arranged by the Goodyear-Zeppelin Corpora tion, is one step in the expansion of the research facilities at the Round Hill Airport of Col, E. M, R. Green at South Dartmouth, Mass., where the institute short- wave radio research station has been in experimental operation for several years, Work on Dock Started In anticipation of the arrival of the Mayflower within a month, erection of an aricraft dock 140 feet long and 72 feet wide has been started at Round Hill Airport, The foundations have been completed. The Mayflower Is expected to start her flight from Akron, O., early next month, In addition to her operating personnel, an experi- enced ground crew of 25 men will be stationed at Round Hill to han- dle the docking operations, Dur- ing the summer the Mayflower is expected to make flights to various parts of New England in connec- tion with the research in which she will take part. The ability of the airship to hover over one location will prove a great ald to many of the experi- ments, Various types of antenna will be studied as the airship will have Instruments to measure direc- tion and strength of radiated en-| ergy. Experiments also will he carried on in super-audible sound waves, with the object of determining their possible application to aero- plane navigation. Other studies will deal with altitude meters built on radio design, which will give ac- curate readings of heights above the nearest ground, instead of the height above sea level, Will Test Beacons The fog research work, which began several months ago, includes studies of the penetrating charac- teristic of lights of various colors through artificial fog. This work through the use of the Mayflower, will be extended to include radio beacon aids to navigation. The general research program will be in charge of Prof, Edward L. Bowles of the department ur electrical engineering, The Mayflower, the latest of four non-rigid airships built by ine Goody ear-Zeppelin Corporation, has a gas capacity of 86,000 cubic feet, and is inflated with the non- inflammable helfum., She is 128 feet long, 37 feet in dameter, and is powered with two 70-horsepower Ryan-Siemens motors, which glve her a speed of 58 miles an hour and a cruising radius of 550 miles without refueling. FLOODS IN INDIA WORST IN HISTORY Thirty Thousand Homeless Hundreds Believed to Have Perished London, June 29, -- The floods in India during this week were the worst in the country's history, ae- cording to an exchange telegraph dispatch from Calcutta quoting of- ficials in the affected territories. all, conforming to latest trend. Simple line and silhouette in extremely grace- ful contour and line pi -- for the elite a AON a inde | N74) J. BROW D LJ THE JEWELLER 10 King St. West Phone 189 The commisgicner of Assam Val- ley estimafed that 30,000 persons were driven from their homes in this district alone, while the flood in the Surma Valley inundated a region of 1,900 square miles, The entire town of Salcher was under water, No accurate death figures were | reported, but it was believed hun-'¢ dreds had perished, and starvation and suffering The suppiy of rice was said to he hampered, were 'widespread. low, ard rellef operations were The Mediterranean fruit fly is said o be practically blind, Probably got hat way monkeying with grapefruit, --Arkansas Gazette, MW Slmcos 8. N, ___ Fhone 30 -- ---- ------ ---- ELLA CINDERS--The Old Cynic YES, . 4 1 LAUGHED! THE Joe WAS ON THEM! THE ONCE By Bill Conselman and Charlie Plumb WELL, HERE'S SUMMONS FOR © 1929, Int"! Feature Service, Ine.. 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