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x PAGE TEN THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1930 -but- i | BANDIT AOLDS UP THEATRE OFFICE Escapes With $1,500 From Manager of Windsor Play House Windson, Ont., Feb, 27--A loge bandit yesterday held up Dave Krendal, assistant manager at the Capitol theatre here and at the point of a gun forced him to hand, over between $1400 and 31,500, the re- ceipts of last night's performance. The bandit, a young, well dressed man walked into the theatre uml: | COMPLIMENT ENDS sted, Krendall was alone in the of- fice at the tile. Shortly after the holdup police yound the gun and brief case used by the bandit on the stairway of a downtown hotel and are searching every room in the building for the bandit, IN SLANDER ACTION Hamburg, Feb, 27--~General Er- feh Ludendorff's request to the Hamburg-America Line to change the name of one of its steamers bearing his name {3 the basis of a civil suit for slander before the lo- cal courts, The former Germany Army Gen- eralissimo requested the change oa name on the ground that the ves- sel's 'dilapidated condition made it unworthy to bear the name of Lud- endorif, . This so incensed the ves- sel's first officer that he brought sult against the General for slander aos------------ BEETHOVEN'S DEATH IN - PENURY How many people know that Beethoven actually died £100 in debt to the Philharmonic Society, who had sent him the money on his death-bed, in the hope that they would be able to play his Tenth Symphony? He acknowledged the advance by telling them tha: his new sym- phony was lying in his desk **com- pletely sketched." But the work was never destined to be finished. It wag only eight Gays later that Beethoven died, Chicago's Cash Register Swells Chicago.~The municipal cash register had sung to the tune of al- most $17,000,000 last night at the close of phe second day's sale of tax anticipation warrants in a 'save the city" drive. Poceeds from the sale wil] be used td fin- ance the governments of the eity until tax receipts, delayed by re- assessment proceedings, begin to come in next July, Winnipeg.--Hon, W. 11. Clubb, Minister of Public Works for Mani- | toba, is expected to announce a $3,- 000,000 road program for the com- ing year when lLe outlines highway plans in the legislature shortly. Completion of the trunk highway, east and west of Winnipeg, is in- Carefully selected leaves and all carefully blended' "SALADA T EA kt] 'Fresh from the gardens' cluded in Mr. Clubb"s program, it was learned. Mrs. Jones--Docs your husband { Mrs. Smith--Not any more. Wi {found it cheaper to hire a maid. By Bill Conseliman and Charlie Plumb Boys, we ef GUA, STARTED OUT To WEILL WEED MAKE A GREAT SEA. ON TRANKING, PICTURE! A REAL SHIP- UNTIL WE WRECK IS A SHOT INA GARECUE Sal UFETIME -- EVEN |F WATERY IT GETS NOPFARTHER, " THAN THE FAMILY : Lelp you with the dishes? - ELLA CINDERS--Say it With Celluloid Rd TO HAE A REGATTA WITH OUR LINES AS / One may be the product of skilled craftsmen... the other a cheap imitation. Don't be fooled in buying lamps, either. Use only Edison Mazda Lamps, famous for their superior quality. L-189 EDISON MAZDA INSIDE FROSTED LAMPS A CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC PRODUCT 7s doomed. vd BOWRA ELECTRIC SHOP 70 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa Phone 107 Reg. U. 8. Par. 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