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"4 THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1929 PAGE FIVE EE ---------- LONDON TIMES AS London, April 4,--The Times, commenting on the practical com- pletion of the Hudson Bay Rail- ¥ M y "A New ap "The 8 the raliway from The fort Churchill is an impor- in the development of "Canada. The prairie- fident it will afford for the ever-grow- + products. It REFERS TO RAILWAY "NEW HIGHWAY OF EMPIRE" lized, and whether it will become a new and shorter highway to the J'ar Bast, In the meantime, apart from all conjecture as to the fue ture, the new railway has served a beneficial purpose by opening up new areas in Northern Manitoba where a great and varied wealth of minerals has been revealed. The working of the mines, together with the prospects of extending the wheat belt farther north and in- creased trade in fish and furs has already justified the new railway. iy parent whether the enterta ined will be rea- ---- London, April 4.--For the first time in its history Stonehenge' is in danger. | : There is great risk that the ag- ricultyral land which surrounds this, the most anciént monument in Great Britain, may fall into the hands. of the speculative builder. Stonehenge to be Stonehenge at all must be in solitude, with the surrounding land melting away in- to the horizon as far as the eye can see. It has steod so for 4,000 years, alone in its dignity save for the shepherd and his sheep, and the cattle on the hills Rather more than a year 'ago the National Trust, which holds for the use of the community places of beauty and historic interest, ob- tained an option to purchase the land around Stonehenge as far as the eye could reach, The money required to save the land and to maiptain it as it should be main- tained was approximately $225, 000, About $175,000 has ~ been subscribed. Subgeriptions have come from people of all classes from the King down to the donors of half crowns One anonymous gift of $30,000 has greatly helped to swell the funds, If you are one of those super-men who can get along with only half the number of meals that an ordinary per- son needs, or one who can stay up half the night and still be fresh the next day, don't read this advertisement. _If you are an average individual who neods his seven to eight hours sleep every 1..~ht, then there is real comfort for you in v. "at follows-- Whether your :ause is old or new, we can now specify irfsulation for your attic which will positively permit cool sleeping quarters all summer--TEN. TEST Insulating Board and INSULEX (Dry) --are the two mediums through which this comfort can be obtained and the cost is surprisingly small. 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In order that the Railway Com- mission may be fully apprised of the conditions affecting a given railway crossing plans must be pro- vided showing "the layout in de- tail. The conditions governing the preparation of these plans call for approaches to railway crossings having a road surface not less than 20 feet wide, and where required the board may order a greater width. Where the railway is higher than the adjacent ground, the erec- tion of a fence is required to pre- vent the drifting of snow. Condi- tions are also provided in regard to the material to be used on cross- ings, Black and White Signs Dealing with the signs at rail- way crossings, the board has order- ed that they shall be painted white with black letters, shall generally be placed not more than 15 feet from the track and shall be at right angles to the highway facing ap- proaching vehicles. Where there are grades and curves on the ap- proaches, it is directed that the line of sight and illumination shall be the first consideration, and high- way-crossing signs shall be so place ed as to be readily illumined and visible from both sides of the track when users ofthe highway are a reasonable distance away. The regulations require that ev- ry highway-crossing signal upon the line of any railway company subject to the legislative authority of the Dominion Parllament shall be inspected every morning by an employee of the railway. It ig fur- ther provided that if the highway signal fails to operate or operates continuously, a flagman 'shall 'be placed at the crossing. Special Cases The new regulations in the or- dinary course of events apply to all crossings for which protection may be given in the future. 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MACKAY, General Agent, Canadian Pacific Bldg 'Toronto. SAY ANGLO-FRENCH ACCORD 1S NEEDED Paris Circles State United Front on Reparations Essential Paris, April 4.--The need of a united front by Englana and France before the present onl- slaught of German diplomacy in settling the reparations problem was seen in French :wircles today as the agent which would further strengthen the spirit of the "en- tente cordiale." France has seized upon two Franco-British ceremonies for the general glorification of the en- entente and to affirm that the current mutual good feeling suvuid continue to grow. One of the ceremonies was that attended by Gen. Gouraud ana French war veterans at the ceno- taph at Whitehall, in London. The other was the ceremony at Cannes, yesterday, commemorating the 25th anniversary of the entente, when a .bronze tablet was acaicat- ed by H.R.H. the Duke of Con- naught. Both ceremonies were particu- larly colorful and were attended by highest dignitaries and officials in British and French public life. The French press pointed out that the occasions were non-political in character and were manifestations of the true state of felings between the two nations. .- Commenting on the status of the entente the Conservative news- papers her pointed out that the idea of warm friendship between France and Britain was inspired by the late Xing Edward VII, who believed that the civilzation ot Europe depended on: complete agreement between those two countries. / . It also was said that Germany was encouraged into the war of 1914 because, of weak interpreta- tion of the Entente. Dut in spite of disputes and the vicissitudes of veace, the Entente had weathered the storm the observers added. TODAY'S LIST OF ACIDENS WINDSOR MAN INJURED Detroit, Mich. 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