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Frnal Wave i : v THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, GIVES PERSONAL SIDELIGHTS INTO "HEN OF AFFAIRS" English Author Acclaimed for Splendid Manner in Treating Politicians (By Canadian Press) London, Eng, Dec. 7~The "per- sonal touch" in discussing men who matter in affairs at large is very much the fashion with writers (and presumably with their readers) just now. In "The Real Men in Public Life" just published by Collins, A. P. Nicholson not only gives the per- sonal touch, but some sidelights on recent political history, Mr, Nichol- son is one of the most axpeslénced journalists who walk the bby of the House of Commons, and has more than a few outstanding "scoops" to his credit. His book is interesting not only for the author's estimate of the characters of leading parliamentary figures but also for some of the innocent revelations con- cerning certain notable events. Premier Stanley Baldwin, as we all know, precipitated an election on the Tariff issue in 1923 and it put his party into opposition for a twelve- month. Most people thought this el- ection was primarily brought about at the instigation of Rt. Hon. L. C. Amery, then first Lord of the Ad- miralty. According to Mr. Nichol- son, however, Neville - Chamberlain was really responsible. "Mr, Amery had nothing to do with it," says Mr. Nicholson. "The decision to go all out for a general tariff in that election came as a sur- prise to him. It was the threatened We Repair Anything Bought o Sepa Adsihing Bou BASSETTS JEWELLERS On Oshawa's "ain Curner a REISER. W.A. HARE OPTOMETRIST 8 KING STREET WEST Hund-eds of pec le wear with utmost comfort Hare's Fa "Ic Lenses TIME TABLES CPR. TIME TABLE, taki ff aking effect 1201 asm. Daily. . Daily Daily except Sunday, Daily New Schedule Sunday, April 29, resignation of Neville Chamberlain which finally decided Mr. Baldwin who, after five months in office, felt the weakness of -his personal posi- tion if his Chancellor of the Ex- chequer joined the other dissidents." With regard to Mr. Baldwin's suc- cession to the Premiership, Mr. Nich- olson says: "Bonar Law, when he was nearing his end, foresaw that Stanley Baldwin would become the leader of their party but felt that he needed a little more experience. Mr, Bonar Law, when he resigned the Premiership was adamant in refus- ing to name his successor. The King, I have heard, was obliged to make inquiries through other channels." Of the Prime Minister's personal character Mr, Nicholson says he has shown himself, right or wrong, a man of determination and decision, "The United States debt settlement, in which I think he was too hasty, the defeat of the General Strike, and the defence of the British at Shang- hai, srslgan ificant instances." Of Rt. Hon. David Lloyd George, the author says he seems today to excite more 'antagonism than loyal- ties. "Had not Lloyd George in his life of furious endeavor been self- centered, and determined to subor- dinate all conflicting factors to his aim of personal success, he would not have been able to serve his fel- low-countrymen as he did. It seems to me that in his consuming ambi- tion were burnt up some of the finer things of life--friendship, generosity, kindness." : Mr, Nicholson comes to the con- clusion that Rt. Hon, Ramsay Mac- donald's desire to appear bold in ac- tion. is neutralized by an excess of Scettish caution. "His paralyzing fear of making a mistake, and lack of belief sometimes in his own argu- ment, are coupled with a paradoxi- cal reliance on his unaided judge- ment. In the result he sometimes gives the impression of insincerity." Altogether the book contains nearly thirty character sketches of "The Real Men in Public Life." According to a Massachusetts ex- pert persons' eyes can be seriously injured by the wearing of visor caps of certain colors, red ones being especially injurious. SIMCOE ST. NORTH FLOOR SANDING Hardwood floors, laid, sanded and finished complete--*We know how" W.J. TRICK Company Ltd. 25 Albert St. hones 230-157 Baked Good MANY PREHISTORIC EVIDENGES OF MAN ARE UNCOVERED Canadian Students Return- ing Soon to Dominion to Distribute Collections (By Canadian Press) Paris, Dec, 7. -- The Canadain School of Prehistory in France has just closed its season's work in the ordogne District of France, where the French Government had granted a strip. of country to dig in and the results obtained have proved very satisfactory, For nearly three months the school was at work under the directorship of Dr, HI M. Ami, of Ottawa, who, for 15 years of his connection with the Geological Sur- vey of Canada, had charge of Arch- aeology and ethnology for the Dom- inion, The year's work consisted of Excavations at Combe-Capelle, in the Valley of the Couze, near Les Ey- zies in the Dordogne. A fine series of Palaeolithic im- plements illustrating the industries of Early Man on this 'planet were uncovered and carefully labelled and packed after inspection by the French Government's © Administrator, Monsieur Peyrony. At Le Moustier the Canadian School discovered rare and hitherto unrecorded implements and strata deposited during the hu- man occupation of those sites; at Longueroche, Cro de Biscot and Les Eyzies, new facts were discovered which will throw light upon the An- tiquity of Man, and show through what trials and vicissitudes man passed to reach the degree of ad- vancement and regress of today. Great floods and fires, volcanic dis- turbances and outbursts of glacial dams and deep waters, are clearly read from the facts observed. The party on its return to Canada will continue the work of distribut- ing collections from Europe, Asia and Africa, obtained by the Canadian School to the Museums of the Uni- versities of Canada, and to the Na- tional Museum of Canada at Ot- tawa., When connected to an electric lighting circut a Milwaukee doc- tor"s motor move a baby carriage backward and forward a few feet to put its occupant to sleep. If your Watch is not giving Official Watch inspector for awa Railroads. ty 10 King St. W. make it tell the correct time D. J. BROWN THE JEWELER oa ' REPAIRING WATCHES QUR SPECIALTY satisfaction we ean repair and Canadian Naticnal and Osh- Phone 180 LIQUOR DELUGE FLOWS FREELY T0 UNITED STATES Rummers Scoff at -Reports That the Flood Has Been Stemmed Detroit, Dec, 7. -- With Christmas less than twenty days away, the rum-running fraternity sprang into renewed activity today, with the re- sult that half a dozen or more boat- loads of Canadian "holiday cheer" were brought across the river in broad daylight and landed success- fully at various points along the De- troit River front, most of them, however, in the vicinity of Ecorse. "Luggers," large craft built especial- ly for the liquor trade, were used, enabling the transportation of large cargoes on each trip. Little of the liquor is being intro- [Jee duced into the regular trade, it be- ing, for the most part, stored in warehouses to wait the high prices that the holiday season is expected to bring. Today for a time, when it became known that additional Customs Pa- trol Inspectors . had been arrested, the runners "lay out" for a few hours, sending across only occasion- al well-guarded boats. Along to- ward dusk; however, residents along the river front noticed several boats leave the Canadian side and hover in mid-stream, apparently waiting darkness, Today only persons well known to the runners were allowed to approach the river bank while operations were going on, as a re- porter and photographer learned when they attempted to investigate the situation, ) Do You Own Your Own ATHING . FOR QUICK SERVICE 'HAYTON The Roofer 185 Arthur St. Oshawa Phone 1643W PHONE 7163 |W. J. SULLEY, Auctioneer | Loans, Insurance Obllection || and Real Estate Oshawa |i Cutler & Prest 64 King St. West Telephones 572. 288 Night Calls 510, 1560, DISNEY ; 'REAL ESTATE See Sg ty Looking through glasses at the Queen's Dock in Sandwich, a loaded boat was seen ready to make the run across, although a patrol boat of the Customs Patrol was near by, A sec- ond later a man ran on the dock and signalled the boat, which returned. It was loaded up with cases of whiskey, so that they were piled above the gunwales in both ends. A little farther up the river an- other speed boat was noticed filling bags, such as whiskey is ordinarily carried in, with coal. A bystander volunteered the information that it was to act as a decoy and draw off the patrol boat, The newspapermen waited almost an hour, and finally the coal-laden § large rooms, turnace, Jigs, gov Fg lot for eep po A Only vvrn sere. 93100 EASY TERMS '4 room Cottage, central, Paved street, Mghts and water, % 1 700 Owner moving. Snap at .....eee Phone 1550 for imspection boat dock. "The newspapers are sure making the racket boys," it easy for man remarked. started downstream and the liquor-laden one made fast to the 1 "The prices will be high, now that every one is sold on the idea across, that no stuff is one me. ELLA CINDERS--Telling the Audience ---- ge" \ --CRY, OC YOUVE. HAD OU EXPECT ME WITH TEARS MY HEART'S BROKEN OTHER PARTS OF ea iiviod ' Just as much as ever is on the go, and you can take it from It's being planted, that's all, Left Over a oma ON SALE Daily. a shown shove are times trains TOMORROW MORNING depart from -Oshawa Sta 8 to 10 o'clock Customers are assured of Fresh Goods Daily. Nut- Krust Bakery WELL,'LL BE SWITCHED IF YOU AREN'T THE LAZIEST WOMAN ON EARTH ~ i | IH | THERE 19 AVERY FINE GENTLEMAN LIVING IN THE APARTMENT ACRO®® THE HALL =~! WISH "YOU WERE MORE LIKE HIM: } WANT YOU TO CNR. 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