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\ PAGE TEN THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1928 1S. ANNOUNCES LEGATION PLANS Handsome Edifice Will Be Erected in Canadian Capital Ottawa, April 5.--The following »fficial statement was given out Tuesday by H. Dorsey Newson, in charge of the United States lega- tion in the absence of Hon. Wil- jam Phillips: "The property formerly owned sy the Ottawa Building. Company Limited at 98-100-102-104 Well- ngton street has been acquired by 'he Government of the United States for the purpose of com- structing a building to house the s»fices of the various government iepartments in the Capital. These offices include those of the minis. ter and his staff, the commercial attache to the legation, and the sonsulate general, including the visa and immigration section of that office. "Upon the termination of exist- ing leases, it is contemplated that the two brick buildings now stand- ing on the property will be remov- ed and a handsome new edifice erected, which may be four or five storeys in height, "It is planned that the ground floor will contain the offices of the consulate general, the second floor those of the legation, and the third floor the offices of the commercial attache. "The chitec choice of a competent ar- to prepare designs for the new huilding, as well as the plans for its construction, are now be- ing carefully considered in Wash- ington." PHONE 22 For Your Drug Needs THOMPSON'S 10 Simcoe St, 8S, We Deliver HARDWOOD FLOORS Laid by Expert Mechanics. All floors finished like new. B. W. HAYNES 161 King St. W Office phone 481; Res. 180 R 2 RESCUE SQUADS FREE BOY'S FOOT Sleeping Child is Caught in Subway Turnstile New York, April 5.--Spring will have its effect but his drowsiness has caused John Cullen, Jr., six years old, to miss the greatest ad- venture of his life. Recently combined police and fire rescue squads tugged and jerk- ed in an effort to pull Johnny's foot from a subway turnstile while he dreamed peacefully of base- ball and hundreds of mid-afternoon shoppers admired Johnny's ability. Johnny was asleep when the subway stopped at the Adam's St. station and only opened one eye when his mother dragged him to the platform. He started to walk through the turnstile and one drowsy foot caught between the bottom rung and a npiecee of galvanized iron raised about two inches from the concrete. His mother pulled but he stuck fast. His father aided but nothing came loose. When rescue squads arrived, Johnny was fast asleep and he slumbered on while they tried to rescue him. They sawed and ham- mered and finally they released him. He was still asleep when a physician treated his lacerated foot. Even his ride home in a taxi failed to arouse him. ---------- ------ RECOVER BODIES FROM U.3. MINE Va., April 5.-- With the vecovery of eight bodies from the Number 2 mine of the Keystone Coal and Coke Company here, in which an explosion oc- curreed, Chief R. M. Lambie, of the West Virginia mining depart- ment has announced all the 275 employees who were in the mine are accounted for. The mine was one of seven re- cently purchased by the Koppers Company of Pittsburgh from Col, T, E. 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The committee opened its in- quiry Monday with questioning of witnesses: regarding Reading's connection with the famous Wor- cester "cattle fraud" cases and with the United I.A.W. Acceptance Corporation of Worcester and its subsidiaries throguhout New Eng- land. Hugo Monjar, former president CHINESE WAR LORD RETIRES AS MONK Marshal Wu Pei-Fu Has En- tered Monastery at Thibet Peking, April 5.--Chinese news- papers announce that Marshal Wu Pei-Fu has retired to a monastery in Thibet as a bonze--a Buddhist monk. Wu Pei-Fu .who orations, the commanding figures in China. Latterly he has been ther and further hold the highest and commanded thousand troops from 1922 1924. In the latter year, eivil war broke out between Marshal Wu peditionary forces and of the Decimo Club Ine., of New York, whose allegation that Read- ing had accepted a $2 er "to use his influence with New York Attorney General' led to the investigation, did not tes- tify. No mention of Reading's con- 'been made as yet, expected to testify hearing, IRISHMAN MAY BE BREMEN PILOT Spindler Leaves Dublin-- Col. Fitzmaurice Takes Plane for Flight but Monjar early in the Dublin, April 5.--A soggy, wet field and unfavorable weather kept the German "plane Bremen in it: hangar at Baldonnel aerodrom had been some hitch in the flyers' plans for the flight to Am erica. Arthurn Spindel] who had come in the 'plane from Germany as co-pilot, left Dublin, and it was thought that Col. James Fitz- maurice, head of the Irish Free State air force would replace him at the controls wien the trans-At lantic hop 'was made. Huenefeld, there | | | his mon- pace animal venture to him- the field like a his plans caged for the self, Col. Fitzmaurice, as passenger, made a in the Bremen Monday tain Herman Koehl instructing him. This lent credence to the re- port that he was to replace Spind er, although the Irishman and th Baldonnel authorities de hied it RAILWAY CASE IS AGAIN IN COURT Attempt to Prevent Putting Montreal Agreement Into Effect with the Baron trial flight | with Cap- Winnipeg, April 5.--A further attempt to prevent the Canadian | National Railway from putting in- | to effect the so-called Montreal | agreement, which, it is alleged, | would seriously affect the senior- | ity rights of more than 300 men by the old Grand Trunk Railway, was maie when Ward Holland, acting on be- half of William Ross, who in turn represents the men affected, sought an interim injunction from the Manitoba Court of Appeal. Some months ago Mr. Justice Curran refused a similar injune- tion presented on behalf of Ross Justice Curran held that the agree- ment was properly and legally made, and that the men were hound by the conclusions reached by the committee which acted for then when the agreement was drawn up, Ross is now appealing this decision. The railway argues that the In- junction having been dissolved by Mr. Justice Curran, it is free to enforce the Montreal agreement. It is expected that the agreement will come into force on May 1 of this year. | BALKAN FRONTIER. DISPUTE LIKELY Jugo-Slavia Protests to Al bania Against Closing of Border Belgrade, April 5.--The Fuge) Slav minister at Tirana was re- | ported Tuesday have been in- against closing | of the Albania-Jugo Slav frontier in the Peherida district and to re- quest its immediate reopening. 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