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Ro £ TWELVE - THE OSHAWA DAILY: TIMES," "FHURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1927 i HERBERT nr BACK IN LONDON irda Eine. aud Financial Conditions in Paris 4 1] * -- Pagis, August 4.--8ir Herbert of the Royal 8S, Hplt, president Bank of Canada, Montreal, after approving plans for the remodelling of the Royal Bank Building here apd investigating economic and fi- nancial conditions in Paris, return- ed to London Tuesday. He will sall for Canada on the Empress of Scotland Saturday. In an interview, Sir Herbert said he believed the stabiliation of the franc was imminent and desirable. Speaking of British industries he 84ld they were improving slowly. Sir Herbert referred to the num- erous branch factories in Canada of important American industries and suggested that British capital might find favorable investment by taking a' lesson in foresight from Ameri- can 'manufacturers. He expressed regret that Canadian products were insufficiently advertised but was optimistic in the matter of pros- ditions in Canada, he said, vere perity in the Dominion. The con- npw 'basically sound, FIRST CONSIGNMENT HORSES TO RUSSIA ' Calgary, August 4.--Completing the first shipment of the 4,000 Oanadian horses ordered hy the Union of Soviet Republics, the sec- ond train load was scheduled to leave Alberta for Quebee Wednes- ddy, J. M, McCallum, representa- tive of the Canadian Department of Agriculture, announced Monday. Delay in filling the Russian or- der has already kept a steamer waiting for more than a week at Quebec and because of the expense attached to holding the boat it will leave with a load comparatively smaller than the 1,400 head as or- iginally planned. The principal cause 'of this delay, according to Mr. McCallum, are failure to secure as many horses in ritish Columbia a8 was confidently expected, and, se¢ondly, the shortness of the time available for getting the remainder in: Alberta where the first plans called for only a few hundred head to cotpplete the first shipment. LITHUANIA AND POLAND FRIENDS 'Berlin, August 4.--A report that a Polish-Lithuanian reconciliation had been effected in consequence of a visit'to Kovno by the French Gen- eral Lerand, former head of the Inter-Allied Commission in Upper Silesi®, is denied by an agency dispateh Tuesday from the Lith- uanian capital. The dispatch says that the Chauvinist parties, which are still aggrieved over the loss of Vilna to Poland, scout the idea of a com- promise. It is also recalled that returned emigrants from America, who emjoy considerable influence in Lithuania, recently presented the commander-in-chief of the army, General Zukauskas, with a golden sword inscribed: "With this sword thou shalt conquer." Widow--*'I think it is wise on my part to be married in a coat and skirt--instead of a wedding dress." Dressmaker -- "Yes. Wedding dresses so soon go out of fashion-- you can't wear them more than ones." GOVERNOR FULLER TO PUBLISH vig : HIS REPORT ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT Boston, August 4.-- 4.--An unexpect- ed witness--Judge Webster Thayer --appeared at the State House and was interviewed by Gevernor Alvan T. Fuller, now at ine end of 'the four-month review of the Sacco- Vanzetti case. Judge Thayer presided at the Dedham trial in 1921 when Sacco |co and Vanzetti were convicted of murdering a paymaster and his guard in a $15,000 hold-up. Four times he had rejected defense ap- Jeals for a new trial and twice he was upheld by the State Supreme Jourt, In the six years since Sacco and Vanzetti were convicted, Judge Thayer has been the chief target of the defence forces. The conten- tion that Judge Thayer was arei- udiceed and unfair in his attitude toward the two 'radicals has form- ed the back bone of the defence ase, / Earlier the Governor in day, ' Fuller indicated there would be no delay in his decision. The govern- or said he had made 'satisfactory progress' in writing his decision over the week end. Three members of the Sacco-Van- zetti defence committee, which has conducted a militant organization of defence of the men for seven years were interviewed by the gov- ernor. The governor also saw the two Brockton policemen who ar- rested Sacco and Vanzetti in 1920. GYPROC | zero weather, Write for free booklet. Waterous-Meeis, Ltd, Sykes Lumber Co. F. Flintoff & Sons Cleve Fox Hardware Gale & Trick - L.A. Koch - - = W. 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None the less, how- ever, notwithstanamg that they were removed from the intimacy of the rights, the crowd realized that they had an imporwant part to play in them, a part which they played with solemn im ppepsivieness, {the part of reverence toward the na- tion's heroic dead. The Book of Remembrance is the volume containing the proudest rec- ord which Canada possesses, the names of each and all of the sixty thousand service men and nursing sisters who gave their lives in the great war, It is to rest on the altar which His Royal Highness dedicated today in the Memorial Chamber, which is a small room solemn in its architectual beauty, located in the Peace Tower. Parliament Hill, which is always an inspiring sight with its imposing group of Government Buildings, pre- sented its most beautiful aspect for the occassion, a day of brighest sun- shine prevailing. Shortly after one o'clock the great concourse com- menced to gather. Members of the Dominion Police distributed pro- grams of the ceremony in the Tower in order that the crowd might fol- low in their imagination, Great Throng At a quarter to three the Prime Minister of Great Britain and Mrs. Baldwin arrived to pay their tribute to the occasion by their presence. Pive minutes later Phe Prince of ! Wales and his royal brother arrived. By this time Parliament Hill was thronged with people and a great ovation greeted their Royal High- nesses on their appearance. The guard of the Gremadiers was drawn up in front of the doors to greet thes#Prinee: His Royal Highness and Prince George passed between their scarlet-coated ranks into the Hall of Fame of the new main block. The whole setting was impressively ap- propriate to the historic ceremony in which the Prince had come to participate, Mr. King, in a few words, invited His Royal Highness to dedicate the altar. He spoke of what it meant, how the altar was a gilt from the mother country of Great Britain; how when the Book of Rememb- rance was finally deposited, it would contain the names of sixty thous- and Canadian dead. "In the name of the people of Canada," he said, "I set apart the altar of this chamber to receive and hold forever the Book of Rememb- rance to the glory of whose names are written therein that they may live for all generations." He raised the Union Jack and turned it back. And as he turned it, revealing beneath a book of cloth of red and white and gold, a shaft of sunlight streamed throu She windows and the words inscribed on the altar were clear and distinct. "My marks and scars I carry with me to witness for me that I have fought His battles Who will now be my Rewarder. So He passed over and all the trumpets sounded for Him on the other side." 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No memorial occasion could have been more thoroughly, more rigidly JAPANESE WASPS IMPORTED BY U. S. NEEDED TO CHECK SPREAD OF BEETLE PARASITE Washington, D.C., Aug. 4.--Wasps were imported from Japan this year. They were welcomed by the United States department of agriculture, which gave the mfood and beetle larvae to lay their eggs in. hey are wasps of a variety pecu- liar to Japan and they prey on an Asiatic beetle which has found its way into the United States and destroys crops. They, with some 15000 potential offsprings no whatching in farvae of the Asiatic beetle wil lbe sent to a laboratory at Riverton, N.J., and even- tually transferred to Long Island, where their beetle prey are now prey- ing on crops. Two motorists met in a lane too narrow to permit them to pass each other. Ome of them rose in his car and shouted at the other:-- "I never back for amy fool" The other driver quietly put hig car im reverse, backed out, and re- plied: "That" s all right I always { : ll J Prince Dedicates Altar To Dominion' s War Dead observed by a great crowd 'which | was Intensely anxious to show sin- cere reverence. Despite the vast throng which could be witnessed all over the hill, not a human sound could be heard. The c¢arillon bells, playing the hymna, "Oh, Valiant Hearts Who to Your Glory Came," them up in the Tower followed brief addresses from the Miniter of Militia and the British Prime Minister, WORLD'S YOUNGEST GRANDMOTHER FOUND Middletown, N.J., Aug. 4. Only 29 years of age, Mrs, James Dirickson, negress, claims to be the oungest grand. mother in the United States, Six generations in the female line of her family are living. She was married when 14 years of age. A year later she gave birth to a daughter, Eleanor,. Last fall, when 14 years old, the daughter mare ried Pontius Pllate Williams. The young couple now have a daughter, Anna Mae. TOURISTS WITNESS VESUVIUS ERUPT Permission Given to Ascend Slope by Director of Observatory Naples, August 4.--Three hund- red tourists witnessed Mount Ve- suvius in action during the night and Tuesday at Terzigno on the eastern slope of the volcano, but the display decreased in beauty and violence before morning. Professor Malladra, director of the Vesusvius Observatory, gave the tourists per- mission to ascend the slope late Monday afternoon. The scene from the eastern slope was different from that obtainable from Naples. He reiterated that there was no danger, Terzigno was calm, although it was the nearest village to the path of the lava which still was many kilometers distant. The lava flow travelled only 100 yards Sunday night and before it would be able to reach Terzigno it would have to fill and cross several gullies, sweep down a heavy protection wall and .pass several defensive trenches. LET: | The Ania) activity of the volg was expected to continue sevq days, satisfying wholesome dish for sturdy ap- petites and an inexpen- sive one--is <LARK Pork..Beans Welcomed alike by young & old. € Sold everywhere W. CLARK! Limited, Montreal ---r l OP. 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