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v A Ine OSHAWA DAILY 1IMES, SATURDAY, OCI UBER 5, 1949 | 4 | Cleveland to Pittsburg alr derby and third place In the Cleveland to Toronto air derby, ; Mystery Plano : Pilot Paul Boyd will be at the coutrols of un new fast flying mall plang wxteptionnl carrying ca- pacity, No detalis of the construe. tion or performance of this plane will be given out ug it is under. going secret tests, Geoorge Halderman, the pilot who achieved fame in & transatlantle flight with Ruth Elder will ho pre- sent in a Belanca monoplane sim {lar to the one in which Capt, Rog er Q Willams and Capt, Lewis Yancey flew from Old Orchard Beach, Me, to Rome, The alr pageant is being heid at Bt. Hubert by permission of the Department of National Defencas, A telegram vroeceived late last night, at the headquarters of the Montreal Light Aeroplane Club, from the official referee of the National Alr Tour visiting Canada for the first time, said that Mrs, Keith Millar, who achieved world- wide fame in her flight trom Eng- land to Australin, will pllot the flag ship In the White-Falrehild beet attired in white kid flying suit, resembling the winter plumage of the ptarmigan, which is the most Intest costume for women pilots, services are available, hat os The wise man never waits till he is driven by neces s'ty, secure your CONGER COAL now while best \Coneer Lemme Coax Co. Livrren J. HH. R. LUKE Phones 871 -- 931 -- 687-W AUTO HIT BY TRAIN NEAR JUNCTION Two Accidents in Toronto Early This Morning, One Injured Foromto, Oct, S~Smashing his se dan into a freight tram at a siding on Junction road between Weston road and Keele street just before one o'cloek yesterday morning, John Adams, aged 21, 250 Rhodes avenue, now lies in Bt, Joseph's hospital with a badly gashed head and face and arrest awnlting hin, Adams, who is alleged to have heen under the iofluence. of liquor, strick one of the freight ears with neh force that he was catapulated lili way through his own windshield, the freight ear was derailed and a brakeman perched on top of it nars rowly managed to save himself from being thrown off, Ihe train was moving across Tune tion road on the Maple Leal Milling company's siding, Picking his way a long the "catwalk" an the top of the YOUNG EARL STAGES MOONLIGHT SWIM Leads Sixty Guests in Swim. ming Pool Dive in Eve- ning Dress The young Karl of who 1g nearly always married or have uo social sensa London, Northesk, rondy to get frolle, caused a new tion by lending s 'dance and splash' after-the-theatrs party of the International Hportsmen's club last night, Bixty guests attended, fnaugur- oting the autumn season, The Earl led the guestg In diving spectacu- | larly into the swimming pool, clad in full evening dress, | Lord Northesk married Jessien | Brown, Amariean Vollles girl, in 1028, They wera divorced in Edin burgd last October, Lady North ok marrying Vivian Cornelius in December, Lord Northesk tried to equal her in prompiness, and proceeded to New York, where hoe COLEMAN'S MODERN FURNITURE STORAGE We take care of Packing and Wrapping Dishes, COLEMAN'S Separate Room System Low Insurance Rate, Clean, Dry, Frost Proof, Pictures, Furniture, Etc, Manager, ; Inld streanvoug wlege to the hand and heart of Peggy Joyee without winning either Ile returned to London, where Inst month he married Miss Betty Vinsto, Lord Northesk is 27, helght and a constantly pression, Hae Is fond of praetienl Jokes Not long ago he shocked the patrons of a fashionable by entering the dining room dres od ag a polleeman and taking the names of nll present, Capt, and Mrs, Ceell Pim also staged a fashionuble after<theatrs party in thelr luxurious home Grosvenor House in Park Lane for 42 3 sutive flys | 11 Service has been approved by the ph an Fhe tations asked Bo Mn fof 420, sonsarutyve fy King, Lord Tomlin 1s chairman We want to cotion ine 10 ou your | Ebel Redben Wakiier. a votoran Tho commission will Inquire into growers of the south in no position | level, ol ambalune bathing costumes before placin [} | lot, who has spent 6,000 | the report on the structure and | w ~INI| i § WIE ee . igh . SPLIT AE PE be iY ! J ait pHi WY 2.600 of Sond organization of the Civil Bervies, LLA CINDERE--The Rush Act were at night, will fly to the alr Weludiug-uisthods of recruitment; | ageant In a Boeing mode! 95 mall | the conditions of service, with | f 1 ron driven by n 525 horsepower | Particular reference to the general | Yow agi , fenkine deyeloplug a speed of 142 standard of remuneration and the DR, Mies RR {miles par howe carrying 1,600 | existing differentiation between the | HAVE A CHA Ra pounds of mall and express, Mr, | Pate of remuneration for men and | 4 {Wagner received his training In a | women; the machinery for discus YOU WISH | SORRY % COVLONIT BER YYOL BEFORE, BUT INE BEEN VERY, VERY Busy | cir, the brakeman was hurled off his feet and would have rolled off the car had he not managed to catch Bw urip on the edge Police of Keele sreet police tion Investigated the crush and or dered the hospital authorities to de tin Adams, The latter's head and fica necessitated several stitches, His cur was left on miserable wreek, the antire front of it being stoved In CARTAGE AND STORAGE Office: 85 Bond St, West Telephone 82 EL LL ------ Willlams, of Oklahoma City, at] to control effectively the flow of hearings of the Benate grricultur [ cotton to the market when it committee, to determine the quall- | needed, and In the quality need fleations of appointees to the ed," Willlams told the committe board, Williams represents the cot-| "We hope to place them where ton growing states on the honrd, | they ean negotiate on am equal Williams, a former president of | basis with the buyer and spinner," the American Cotton Grower's Kx He sald it probably will require ohange, sald the organization now five YOUrs Lo organize asx much as A few minutes before Adam's car bh per cent, of the cotton produces) crushed into the freight ear, & tax org of the Southern States, He add | cul) turning from Junetion road in od, however, that 50 per cent, of | to Weston road, half a block away, the wm uthern farmers are ready for | hud been wrecked as Its wheel organization, Not until that num} caught In rallwayv tracks I'he driv ber can be brought together, helcr, h cseaped unhurt and it sald, ean the farmer effectively later drew control marketing and the price and call LORD TOMLIN WILL HEAD COMMISSION in sia AGL FWUR EEN FAMOUS PILOTS TO Fight Winners To Be At Montreal P'S egenberger and Lieut, Leste aitland who made the first nons olulu are expected to be at the i Canadian Alr Pageant at Bt, day, October Bb and 6, [Lidut, Hegenberger has Indicated his wil motored plane manufactured by the Corman Alreraft Company of plane f¢ Bn newcomer in the trans. port field and has been ontered (visit Montreal, Negotiations are ih fn progress with the United feut, Hegenberger for the Mont. (geal trip, i wil take part In the show In sister plane to the spirit of St, plane will take-off in less than 275 feet and can land within a 200 ATTEND AIR SHOW Montreal, Oct, b.~Lisut, Lrviet op flight from Ban Francisco 18 ert being held on Saturday and lingness to fly to Montreal in u tris Dayton, The Corman tri-motored in the National Air Tour which will tates Army air pervice to relieve i Capt. Russell Young of De- Louis, a Ryan Brougham, . This ot 'circle, There {s seating enpa- of medium jovinl ox ty for five passengers and: the rt lot, The 300 horsepower molor {ll drive the plane to a top speed of 140 milés nh hovr, 4 Jackson and O'Brine 14 Dale "Rad" Jackson and Foros Obie" O'Brine pllots, who estans thd the world's refueling endurs« ce record will be seen at 8t, Hus bert for-the fingt time, In a St, Louls Robin plane they remained for the win Springfield "heer and bon them in moth balls Tike ter," and promised homie," The hostess was clad In a bright Holland He must elub (0),) Sun Will inquire Into Structure of British Civil Service "Who invented high heels?" asks charry bathing cloak and sult, | a writer, One theory is that it was with eap to mateh, In the bathing | the idea of a short pretty girl who pool, contests were held with | was continually being kissed on the bobbing rubber tops, including a| forehead, ~The Humorist (Londen). rubber erocodlle race - By telephone, wire and letter, the board has held dally discussion with key men In the cotton indus try, with a view to co-ordinatin efforts of independent operatives, he sald bas co-operative units In 15 states k | London, Oct, 3 Appointment of a Royal Commission on the Cl cotton co wever, " ny "rinse wee) AE who a few minut { 4 J call it the 4 n The pint money" hecauss ( Wilhelm says that if he goes back | the man of the house gets stuck for Crermany he'll go hack as Kaiser, | it Nashville Banner, RE By Bill Conselman and Charlie Plumb HANKS, MR. MGROUSER LT WONT DO A THING ALL DRY, EXCEPT A put the from other car NOW, WE HAT GREAT PLANS FOR, OA) IN TALKING PICTURES ~MAGNIFICENT PLANS BUT WE DONT WANT TD RUSH Youll WE WANT You TO TAKE THINGS EASY FOR A WHILE ~~ VISIT THE BEACHES THE MOUNTAING ~THE THEATERS -- HAVE A GOOD TIME! lr io] lars sen ™N ] Toomy 1S UROMY | \] JUST TAKE SUNDRY OFF I AND THINK, NOTHING OF KNOW HN IT HAVE A NICE, LONG WOW \T 18) CATCHING, UP ON YOUR !military school of meronauties: he | #lon and settlement of questions intarted with the air mall service concerning conditions; the position | in 1923. of former Civil Servants; and the | Major J, Carroll Cone oemmand. | conditions of retirement from the ing officer of the 164th Observa. | Civil Bervies, Including retirement | tion Squadron of the Arkansas Ma. | of women on marriuge, EEE | eran INSTR 2 PLAN'IS OUTLINED ito the one used by Miss Ruth Niece- ols who won second place In tae (Ml Growers' Exchange Will Be Organized Into Market. ing Agency MENS WORK SHIRTS 50.54. King W. Phone: 730w mm WM Reg. U. 5 Pas, OF; Copyright 1929, oF 7 by Mevopolimn Newspaper Service I, SLID -_-- By Geo, McManus Washington, Oct, 8 Reorgans TIME TABLES {zation 'of the American Cotton Growers' Exchange Into a central marketing agency for the cotton y * | co-operatives of the south was res CFR, TIME TABLE, vealed recently as the Federal Effective April 29, 112, "arm Board plan for Improving (Standard Time) cgnditions In the cotton Industry. a West The plan was outlined by Carl | 1¥, -- Da Wy ascept Sundae, ily, wily s---- BRINGING UP FATHER (WELL, LTYLE WHERE DUGAN WQOZ WINNIN' OUP TO A MINOTE ACD SWE LL: Wil DIDN'T YYOL LEY ME KNOW 1 T BEVORE ) NOW? LITTLE DANNY DLGAN AN' BIG MOMANWNW MIE HAVE BEEN FIGHTIN! , LT TLER DARIN QLLAN? 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