The Westmount examiner, 20 juillet 1939, jeudi 20 juillet 1939

[" LI JL +) EXPERT WATCH REPAIRS ANTIQUE SILVER FINE WATCHES WE.4046 RENE ER VOL.X., No.29 \u201c40 Years in ox Westmount\u201d OHMAN\u201d AN IDEAL WEDDING GIFT 1216 Greens Ave.RP To os EXAMINER WILL KIDDIES\u201d DAYS AT BELMONT TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Free Bicycles Will be Offered as Prizes in Drawings \u2014 Coupons in This Issue Will Permit Youngsters to Attractions at Greatly Reduced Prices \u2014 Well- Filled Program Has Been Arranged Next Tuesday and Wednesday, July 25 and 26, will be Examiner Kiddies\u2019 Days at Belmont Park and all youngsters of the community are invited to enjoy all the attractions of the fine Cartierville amusement centre at greatly reduced prices.A bicycle will be awarded to the lucky winner of a drawing to be held each day.Elsewhere in this issue are coupons which will admit children to the various rides and other attractions at the park for three cents.Full details regarding the outing, which is keenly looked forward to by Westmount youngsters, and grown-ups, too, will be found on this page.In order that youngsters may BUSINESS MEN REGEIVE MANY \u201cLAST LINES\u201d More Limericks Appear on Full Page Advertisement In This Issue Everyone, it c .is entering the limerick ccniest .being conducted in the Examiner by the Business Association of West- mount and which offers to the lucky winner a free trip to the New York World\u2019s Fair and a gala stay in New York City.Merchants whose names appeared on the full page advertisement in last week\u2019s issue announcing the competition, report that they have received many entries.They also state that the competition has brought them new customers and that it has created a great deal of good will between residents and the firms sponsoring the \u201cads.\u201d It is largely for this reason, to better acquaint local residents with business firms here, that the contest is being conducted.This week the full page advertisement on the back page appears for the second and last time and carries the advertisements of a number of leading Westmount business firms who are sponsoring the contest.A limerick appears in each ad and all that is necessary to enter the contest is to complete the missing last line in any one of them.Participants, can of course, fill in the missing line to as many limericks as they wish.The more entries submitted the better the chance to win.The following piece of poetry, which has the contest as its theme, was submitted by a local resident: BUY\u2014WESTMOUNT! ! ! By Myrtle Boa Armstrong When you happen to have some money Which you've wrested from fate these days, Don't rush out to spend where fa: pastures lend Greener hues, but just make a date With yourself to shop at home In the stores that around you stand,\u2014 They've got all you need, and are void of greed, Though far fields appear so grand.So please become home-store conscious, And patronize your home town, For there\u2019s nothing elsewhere that you can\u2019t buy here, In this city of proud renown, Whose ancestors were the good people Who ploughed the land of yore, And their banner is \u201cService with honor!\u201d And \u201cQuality down to the core!\u201d So let your eyes look around you And see all the stores so fine, Go inside, look around, view with pride,.\u2014 They've worked hard so you'll fall: in line.When you've tested their satisfaction, For gladly your needs they'll fill.Let it be a \u2018BUY\u2014WESTMOUNT\u2019 summer, And you'll keep on buying there visit as many attractions as they *wish additional coupons are available at the oflice of the Examiner.2191 Hampton avenue, and at local merchants, and may be had upon request.This outing gives boys and girls an opportunity to have the time of their lives at practically no expense.Parents also can share in the fun and many set the date aside for a family outing.The reduced prices for the youngsters, moreover, is not the only attraction, a well-filled program of games and contests has also been arranged and excellent prizes are to be awarded.Youngsters, and grown-ups too, will get thrilling enjoyment, on the Thriller, Lindy Loop, Motor Boats, Kiddie Hand Cars, Merry- Go-Round, Miniature Railway, and Rapids and many other attractions.So be sure and cut the coupons out of this issue of the Examiner and apply at the office and al merchants for additional ones.Why not make up a picnic party of friends and spend an entire day at\u201d the park?Excellent picnic facilities are available there.Go both days if you can.Don't forget the dates \u2014 Tuesday and Wednesday, July 25 and 26.You've never had the opportunity for more fun at so little cost! SFALLCOMBE WINNER OF TWO MILE RACE Foilowing are the results of the Westmount weekly track and field handicaps held last Thursday at the Athletic grounds: 220 yds.Senior: 1st Heat: D Weinstein (15) J.Carpenter (12) J.Cobb (13); 2nd Heat: J.Catley.(15) Strapps (10) K.Crone (15): Final: J.Carpenter (12) K.Crone (15) W.Strapps (10) 23 secs.880 yds.Senior: I.Chad (200) T.Lord (40) G.Coombs (60) 2: 02.6\u201d, 2 miles Senior: B.Smallcombe (300) J.Millichamp (850) J.Col- ucci (300) 10\u2019:12.4\u201d, Broad Jump Senior: 1.Hume (Ser.) J.Tedlie (Ser.) 18\u2019 18%\".Shot Put Senior: I.Chad (20) J.Miggins (Scr.) J.Tedlie (3) 39\u2019 11\", 120 yds, Low Hurdles Senior: L.Cooke (10) J.Tedlie (10) I, Hume (Scr.) 15.8\".Motion Pictures Will Feature Sing-Song An excellent selection of motion pictures will feature the municipally-sponsored sing-song scheduled to be held at the Westmount Athletic Grounds this evening.Over two thousand residents are expected to participate in the event, one of a series being held throughout the summer months as part of the city's recreation program.Max Ford will, as usual, lead the mass outdoor singing and motion pictures will be flashed on the large screen set in place for the sing-songs at the grounds each Thursday night.The sing songs follow the regular weekly handicaps which are held earlier in the evening commencing at 8.45 p.m.COUNCIL PLANS EXTENSIONS TO SEWER SYSTEM Municipal Governing Body Approves Plans at Regular Meeting Necessary extensions to the sewer system in certain parts of the municipality were approved by the Westmount City Council at a regular meeting held in the City Hall Monday night.The City Manager, Percy Jarman, was instructed to draw up the necessary by-law and this will come before the Council at an early session, Extensions will probably be made on Western, Metcalfe, Olivier, Churchill, Kensington and Mountain avenues and Cote St.Antoine Road.Reason for the extensions is to make possible connection of the sewer pipes to.the.St.Pierre collector sewer.Council made no estimate of the cost of the project.A by-law giving the health department of the municipality more control over sanitation matters with regard to beauty parlors, barber shops and massage parlors, was given second reading.It was noted a drive on the part of the police department to check speeding has brought a reduction in the number of accidents in the municipality during the past month.Mayor Walter A.Merrill presided.REPORT ON RALLY In Calvary church, Dorchester St.at Greene avenue, Westmount on Sunday evening at 7.30 p.m.Protestant and Hebrew delegates who were in attendance at the Canadian Youth Congress held recently in Winnipeg, will speak on the Vital National and International issues dealt with by the Congress.The service will be conducted by the Minister of Calvary Church, the Rev.T, W.Jones.Addresses will be delivered by Max Shvemar, B.A., representing the Y.M.H.A, and R.Gwilym Edwards, president of the Montreal! Youth Congress.At the morning service Dr.Jones will speak on Brooks in Bible stories, the series of Bible Study sermons announced for the summer season in Calvary.Victoria Hall Bookings Drop Off During Summer Definite indication that the \u201cdull\u201d summer season has arrived is rellected in the book at Vie- toria Hall listirg events scheduled to take place there during the next six weeks.During the months when club and social activities are at their height the main auditorium and smaller rooms are almost continuously occupied.However the only function which will occur with regularity throughout the summer is the weekly luncheon of the Westmount Rotary Club.The other groups that convene at regular periods during the fall and winter months have discontinued activities for the vacation season and in the majority of cates will not hold meetings again until the fall.Among the organizations that make Victoria Hall their head: quarters are the Westmount Wo- sill, men\u2019s Club, Notre Dame de Grace Women\u2019s Club, Daughters of the Nile Lodge, Alherbreen Club, True Kindred Lodge, Victorian Order of Nurses, Masonic Choir, Royal Arch Masons, and the Westmount Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star.A number of unusually successful meetings by varios bodies were held during the past winter and early spring, the most notable probably being the open sessions sponsored by the Business Association of Westmount.Meanwhile the staff is busy putting the building in good condition for the fall.The entire interior of the building is being given a thorough cleaning and all fixtures showing signs of wear are being repaired.Gold-colored paint is heing applied to a number of chairs in order that they be uniform in ap-! pearance with those so painted early in the year, | grandchildren, The above picture shows C.À.Gold Fish and Bird Supplies Store, putting a cast on the broken leg singing 20 minutes after the cast two weeks later and the bird's leg 20, 1939 __ CURES SICK BIRDS * James, proprietor of the Westmount 357 Victoria avenue, in the act of of a canary.The little bird was was fitted.The cast was removed was as good as ever.LAST TRIBUTE PAID TO LATE A, E DUGGINS One of Westmount's Oldest Residents Laid tô*Rest On Tuesday Afternoon Final tribute was paid to one of Westmount\u2019s oldest residents on Tuesday afternoon, when funeral services for Albert Edwin Duggins, 19 Selby street, were held at the chapel of D.A.Collins.Rev.W, L.Tucker, of Calvin Westminster church officiated.Mr.Duggins died in the Royal Victoria Hospital on Saturday following a long illness.He was in his 74th year.A native of England, he came ta Canada in 1885 and settled in Westmount, where he lived until the time of his death.Well known around the campus of McGill University, where he was employed as groundsman for over a quarter of a century, Mr.Duggins was retired on pension about five years ago.A member of Calvin Westminster church, he was also a member of the Ancient Order of Forresters, Court St.Jude and of the de Jersey Tent No.10, Knights of the Maccabees.He was married to the former Louisa Millward in England 54 years ago.Besides his wife, he is survived by one son, James G.Duggins, of Marcil avenue, one daughter, Mrs.A.M, Bowker, of Regent avenue.four grandchildren, Betty Snow of Denmark, James, Ted and Dorothy Bowker, Mr.and Mrs, E.B.Hyde, of Chazy, New York, came to Montreal to attend the rites.Interment took place at Mount Royal Cemetery.FUNERAL HELD TUESDAY FOR MRS.À, M.CHILD Final tribfle was paid to Mrs.Annie Mary Child, widow of Geo.Frederick Child, when funera' services were held on Tuesday afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs.Brooke, 4754 Westmount avenue.Rev.J.A.Johnston of Westmount Bantist Church, officiated.Mrs, Child died at her daughter's home Sat.urdav after a short illness.She was in her 81st year.Formerly Annie Mary Tuffin, she was born in Seuthamnton, England.She had heen a resident of Montreal since 1894.and war actively connected with West mount Baptist Church.She is survived by her ted, Mrs.Brooke, a son, also of Montreal, daugh- and several | PROF.R.M'CRACKEN 5 GUEST PREACHER Professor R.J.McCracken, M.A., B.D., will occupy Westmount Baptist pulpit at both services fMext Sunday.Mr.McCracken has recently come from Scotland and singe coming to Canada has become recognized as a preacher of Foutatanding ability.\u201d On Sunday morning Prof.\u2018Me- Cracken will have as his theme: \u201cA Neglected Aspect of Christian Discipleship\u201d.The evening sermon bears the title: \u201cPharisce and Publican.\u201d Visitors are cordially invited to attend these inspiring services.HEALTH BUREAU WARNS CITIZENS OF FLY MENACE Latest in Series of Articles Prepared by Health Department Released In its efforts to protect the health of the community, the Westmount Health Department has issued a series of articles on the control.habits, and extermination of rodents and flys.The latest in the series follows: The House Fly Of the many species of flies that are found about our houses the most abundant and anno¥ing is the \u201cMusca Domestica\u201d or house fly.This fly is distributed the world over and is notorious for the part it plays in spreading diseases such as Typhoid Fever, Tuberculosis, Dysentery and many other diseases.It breeds in filth such as manure and garbage and has the habit of passing directly from that filthy surface to human food if left exposed.The fly, having a hairy body and logs, with sticky feet and mouth parts, can carry all manner of bacteria from its breeding place tn our exposed food.The fly lays eggs in batches of 100 to 150 at a time, which can hatch within 24 hours in warm weather, pass through the larva g\u2018-~c in a week, then throug the pupal stage in another week, when it emerges as a full grown creature.\u2019 Thus in warm weather we can have a full crop of new flies inside of two weeks.To control the house fly, the first things is to eliminate the breeding places, such as exposed garbage, manure, or decayed vegetation.In our dwellings, measures to exclude flies by screening doors and windows is the first duty.: Tn remove any that have al- may be used.he Westmount Lxaminer Serving The City of Wesimouni, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Mefropolis WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, JULY TO ADDRESS CLUB Howard S.Ross, K.C., prominent in the legal profession and Examiner columnist, will address the regular weekly luncheon meating of the West- mount Rotary Club in Victoria Hall on Wednesday.His topic will be \u201cWhy Not Abundance for AIR\" _ AUTOMOBILES ARE DAMAGED IN COLLISION Accident Occurred at Corner of Atwater Avenue and Selby Street Two automobiles were badly damaged in a collision which occurred on Friday evening, at the corner of Selby street and Atwater avenue.The accident happened when the car driven by David Handlesman, 3993 Wellington street, was driving south on At.water avenue collided with another car turning north from Selby street, Mr.and Mrs.H, M.Stanley, of 1210 Greene avenue, in the second car were uninjured, while Hand- lesman was taken to the Western Division of the Montreal General hospital, where he was treated for abdominal injuries.He returned to his home later, but reported to the hospital on Saturday for further treatment.Both cars had to be towed away, according to the Westmount Police, who investigated.AND BOOKED ON THEFT CHARGE Apprehension Followed Complaint That Purse Was Stolen From Church A man giving the name and yvudrezs of Napoleon Labbbe, 47, 182 Lagauchetiere street cast, was arrested early Sunday morning by Constable McAleer and booked on a charge of theft.Labbe was arrested following complaints that a purse containing moncy was stolen during a service at the Church of the Ascension.Labbe was the second man arrested in the past fortnight for thefts in the Church of the Ascension.Last week, a man was sentenced to three months in the penitentiary by Recorder C.A.Hale.1011007 N27 2 N F Supplied - Laid - Finished Repaired - Refinished A.Ross Grafton & Co.4263 St.Catharine St.Westmount res Estimates WE.2323 a a CANADIAN MISSIONA 7 Cleaned RR?PRICE: \u2014TWO CENTS RIES DOING OUTSTANDING WORK IN CHINA, SPEAKER SAYS Rev.E.Bruce Copland Addressed Regular Weekly Luncheon Meeting of Westmount Rotary Club in Victoria Hall Yesterday \u2014 Thousands of Sick and Wounded Refugees to be Cared for in Many Areas Rev.E.Bruce Copland, who is a missionary of the United Church of Canada at Hwaiking, Honan, China, spoke to the Westmount Rotary Club at its regular weekly luncheon meeting in Victoria Hall on Wednesday, He said that he spoke ax a missionary.about the work of the Church, and that he did not claim to speak with full Knowledge about the political situation.Tt is the task of a missionary to declare Chriss tian truth by word and deed, and missionaries are doing this now in all parts of China unless they are their homes, Canadian missions are located and Canadians are British and American missiona all over the country.Mr.Copland quoted from a letter from a friend in Chengtu, the capital of Szech- uen Province.This city is a great educational centre, 1500 miles from the sea.Over a hundred Canadians live there and the city was recently bombed by a fleet of 26 bombing planes.When the war broke out two years ago, I was in Canada on furlough,\u201d Mr.Copland said, \u201cbut I returned to China as soon as 1 could at the request of my friend: there.\u201d The speaker told of his work as secretary of the Interna- Lional! Relief Committea at Kaifeng, the capital of Honan Province.He went there in the spring of 1938 and helped to organize safety zones for some twenty thousand women and girls who fled to neutral properties on the capture of the cily by the Japanese, He also told of the care of over forty thousand wounded Chinese soldiers at the Kaifeng railway station, when the work was done at night because of air raid) in the daytime.Mr, Copland emphasized the cooperatipn of Catholic and Protestant missionaries and people of different nations in all kinds of relief work.Since July of last year Mr.Copland has been acling as Superintendent of the Mission hospilal at Hwaiking, Honan, There are thousands of sick and wounded refug- ces to be cared for and conditions are very difficult as there is constant lighting between the Japanese who garrison the town and nearby guerilla units.The speaker said that it would be rash to make any predictions as to the outcome of the war, Guerilla warfare goes on unabated although large scale operations have largely ceased.The situation in China is closely related to the European struggle for power, and also to the Russo-Japanese antagonism.Mr.Copland declared his faith in the ultimate victory of good over evil, and pleaded for continued support of and relief work in this chaos.Mr.Copland is a native of Montreal, a son of Mr.and Mrs.J.P.Copland, and a graduate of Mc- Gill University.He expects to return to China immediately, railing from Vancouver with his family on August bth, missionary time of Following is the schedule of the Westmount Y.M,C,A.Boys' Vacation Club from Saturday until July 28: Saturday 8.00 a.m.(standard time) Fifth party of Westmount \u201cY\u201d boys leave for Kamp Kan- awana in the Laurentians; 10.30 a.m, Preps\u2019 Swim; 11.00 a.m.Jrs.Intermediates and Seniors Swim.Monday, 9.30 a.m.Movies of Camping and Beaver Colonies: 10.00 Hobby clubs and sports; 10.30 Life Saving; 11.00 Beginners learn to swim; 11,30 Y M.- C.A.Swimming tests; 2.00 p.m.Water Melon hunt for boss under 12; 2.00 Educational trip tn l\u2019on- tinental Can for boys over 12 Tuesday 9.30 a.m.Trip around America in a hus\u2014movie by Provincial transport; 11.30 general swim; 2.00 p.m.Trip to St.Helene Island as guests of the Montreal Swimming club.Wednesday 9.30 am.Rev.Powlex will show his own movies of Japan and answer questions about the boys of Japan: 10.00 Hobbies and sports; 10.30 Life Saving: 11,90 Beginners Swim; Harold.! ready gained entrarce.fly swat-' 1 ters, fly sprays or fly poison- Song and Music 11,30 Advanced swim: 2.00 p.m.Visit to Birks\u2019 Silver Factory.Next Thursday 9.30 a.m.Sing.in the modern manner led by Neil Compton; \u201cY\u201d Boys\u2019 Vacation Club Program for Week Planned 10.00 Hobbies and sports; 10.30 Life Saving; 11,00 Beginners Swim; 11.30 Advanced Swim; 2.00 p.m.Visit to down town Montreal, the boys 12 and over will go through the Montreal Star\u2014the boys under 12 will go through the Royal Bank Building.Friday, July 28: 9,30 a.m.By popular request, Mr.Gravenor, Publicity Agent for the Canadian Colonial Airways, is paying a return visit.Mr.Gravenor will show a pre-view of the new Airways Movies and will be accompanied by an Air Hostese, who will tell romething about air travel; 10.30 Hobbies, sports, and life saving: 11.00 Beginners Swim; 11.30 Advanced swim; 2.00 p.m.Visit to the Bell Telephone Co, museum movies and exchange; 8.00 p.m.Parents\u2019 Night: An exhibition of soap carving, model airplanes, woodwork and photography, done during the vacation club by vacation clun boys.Parents are specially invited tn be present on this evening.I.R.Tait will be chairs man.Swimming awards will he presented.There will be a demonstration of life saving in f swimming pool.Daily Swim: Preps, 4 p.m., Juniors, Intermediates and seniors at 4.30 p.m.members of the: actually shelled or bombed out of in North, South and West China ANNUAL SUMMER SCHOOL MEFTS AT SANATORIUM Many Local Doctors Present Papers on Tuberculosis at St.Agathe After three days of session los cally at the Jewish General and Children's Memorial Hospitals, the second annual summer school in tuberculosis sponsored by Mount Sinai and Laurentian Sane ataria moves Lo Ste.Agathe and remains there until Sunday.Main purpose of the summer school is to provide general pryce titioners with a thorough course of study in tuberculosis.Latest advances in diagnosis and trente ment of the disease are discussed by leading specialists who come here from points throughout the continent.Muny west-ond doclors are playing prominent roles in this summer's school.Dr.Roddick Byers, 3168 Westmount Boulevard, founder of the Laurentian Suna- Lorium: at St.Agathe, addressed the assembled physiciuns Monday on the modern status of physical signs in pulmonary tuberculosis, Dr.Edward Archibald, 3106 West.mount Boulevard, spoke Tucsday on the surgery of tuberculosis, qe Dr, H.B.Cushiñg, 659 Victoria Avenue, led a demonatration of cases at the Children\u2019s Memorial Hospital, and discussed tuberculs osis in childhood, \u2018 Other local doctors taking an active part in the school are, Dr.Arthur M.Vincherg, 1 Douglas avenue, who helped organize the school, and who reads a paper lérie day on tuberculosis empyema.Dr.A.0.Freedman, 4164 Marcil, speaks tomorrow on tuberculosis of the larynx.Other well-known medical men who participated in the school include Dr.J.H.A.Paquette, Que- bee, Minister of Public Health in the provincial government, who delivered the address at Monday's opening session, and Dr.Grant Fleming, of McGill University.Drs.Edgar Mayer, Eli Rubin, Max Pinner and Sydney Greenberg of New York, Dr.E.R.Foley of Quebec and Dr.G.J.Werrett of Ottawa also delivered papers, as did many other Montreal medical men.VAGATION CLUB AT LOCAL YMCA The Westmount Y.M.C.A.Vacation Club has proved more popue lar than ever this year and a rece ord enrolment is reported by Ernie Taylor, Boys\u2019 Work secretary.The schedule for the remainder of the current week, including today, is as follows: Today: 9.30 a.m., guest speaker, Rev.E.C.Royle, St.Matthias Church; 10.00 a.m., hobbies and sports; 10.30, life saving; 11.00, beginners swim; 11.30, advanced swim; 2.00 p.m., visit to the Viau Biscuit Factory.Tomorrow: 9.00 a.m, Chrysler movies - \u201cWheels Across Africa\u201d and others; 10.00, hobbies and sports and checker tournament; 11.30, general swim: 2.00 p.m, educational trip to Angus Shops.Saturday: 8.00 a.m.(standard time).fifth party of Westmount \u201cY\" Boys leave for Kamp Kana.wana, 2 PAGE TWO THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER D 0 52008 LD 20, 1939 =| =| =3 \u201c21 6) 2 | THE WESTMOUNT | EX AMINER | cs DAYS à | TUESDAY ano WEDNESDAY, JULY 25% Ano 26% | .ONLY CENTS FREE ACT.| | \u2014 4008 THE WESTMOUNT | Queens of ?| ERAN oe Will Admit Any Child of School Age to Belmont the Sky Kiddies\u2019 Days Park And to Any of The Following Attractions A Six-Parson Act Performed ; 120 Feet in the Air | MAY BE OBTAINED AT LOCAL MERCHANTS Bozo Motor Boats Aeroplane Swing i or at Whip Crystal Maze Kiddie Hand Car | The Rapids Merry-Go-Round Thriller (Scenic) P 3 THE EXAMINER OFFICE Lindy Loop Spook St.Flying Scooters Free arking | Picnic Facilities MINER TRE \u2014 > .[#4 \u2014\u2014 mn 2191 Hampton Ave.|S | ET THE WESTMOUNT THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER EXAMINER - - | \u201cKIDDIES\u2019 DAYS\u201d \u201cKIDDIES\u2019 DAYS\u201d ie | SPECIAL TICKET SPECIAL TICKET Many Other Prizes TO BE DRAWN FOR This Ticket and 3 Cents will admit any child of school age to Beltriont Park and the following attractions for Three Cents each, Tuesday and Wednesday, July 25th and 26th from 10 a.m.to 6 p.m.This Ticket and 3 Cents will admit any child of school age to Belmont Park and the following attractions for Three Cents each, Tuesday and Wednesday, July 25th and 26th from 10 a.m.to 6 p.m, Boxo * Motor Boats Aeroplane Swing Whip Crystal Maxe Kiddie Hand Cars i: The Rapids Merry-Go-Round Thriller (Scenic) Lindy Loop Spook St.Flying Scooters \u2014 Bozo Motor Boats Aeroplane Swing Whip Crystal Maze Kiddie Hand Cars The Rapids Merry-Go-Round Thriller (Scenic) Flying Scooters GRAND DRAWING FOR PRIZES GRAND DRAWING FOR PRIZES NAME L.u.ncreccereereocrenensnerensenrensreneneevceremseseensensenrerennmnes | 25th and 26th ADDRESS .\u2026\u2026-rcrrerarnanennnenmnasemmesnrerens | MANY OTHER PRIZES | apres verra essence EN WILL ALSO BE GIVEN AWAY TO THE LUCKY BOYS AND GIRLS.rrAVORESOOUPSENADOSNGOU OU 001000000000 040 4001000 GN 02000024 UG 0001000 G0nGGONODGE ST ec ee parie nS ETL et 1 ween pa ker 2) BE I re DNS CEE RITA I TE ESN a - Ee 0 0 00 ËÈ TRS Ton .1; < \u2019 4) 15 \u2018 3 ; THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1939 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP Le verset dr frome y NEWS OF THE THEATRE WORLD y Faué Tunad du + THEATRICAL ATTRACTIONS Jette Ti gégetegeh ten\u201d \u2018 .{ERB PT i i ENNIO S * STARTS SATURDAY TWO FEATURES! Roaring romance on the highroad to empire! Poramount presents Cecil B.DeMille\u2019s LULL JY PS BARBARA STANWYCK \u201cand JOEL McCREA wine \u201cAXIML TAMIROFF - ROBERT PRESTON LYNNE OVERMAN « BRIAN DONLEVY ProduédéFsod Sirectes y CECIL B.DeMILLE \u201cKeep Smiling\u201d Stuart.TODAY until FRIDAY, BING CROSBY in \u201cEAST SIDE OF HEAVEN\u2019 with Joan Blondell & Mischa Auer, \u201cTHE OF THE with Richard Greene, Barrie & x ONESTHOUNT TODAY-SATURDAY DOUBLE PROGRAM! oon Basil Rathbone.7 Le CL 2nd Film: JANE WITHERS In with Gloria HOUN BASKERVILLES\u201d Wendy Old Range Wars Of Western Days At Westmount The old range wars of western frontier days have long since become history, but the fences that led to many of the bloody battles between rival cattle factions have not ceased to give trouble of an entirely different nature.In the days when the west was at its wildest and wooliest, some cattlemen would object and there would be a fight.Today the range fence stands by right of legally-established ownership but it is still a pain in the neck when a motion picture company decides to film an old time western production.That was the case when Warner Bros.decided to film scenes for \u201cDodge City,\u201d now playing at the Westmount United Theatre until Saturday on a tween Modesto and Sonora, Calif.\u201cDodge City,\u201d which was filmed in Technicolor and stars Errol Flynn, is laid in 1872, when range fences hadn\u2019t even been thought of in southwestern Kansas, locale of the story.Unfortunately, though, the rolling prairie between Modesto and Sonora, where the film company worked, is covered with range fences.There was only one solution for the problem: eliminate the fences.- As a consequence, studio laborers with the permission of the property owners, tore down approximately twelve miles of barbed wire fence.And when it was all over, the company packed up its special train for the return to Hollywood every one of those 6348 fence posts had to be stuck back in the ground, and then the entire forty- eight miles of b: rbed wire was restrung on the posts.- LONG TUNNEL BUILT A tunnel nearly 6.000 feet long is being constructed through the Widderstein mountain to connect the three German provinces of Swabia, Tyrol-Vorarlberg and Upper Bavaria.Construction \u2018of France\u2019s 35,000- ton warship La Gasconne will begin at once.| NOW | World's Fastest Sport! location be-|* day engagement.Seventy-five of Hollywood's homeliest men, whose broken noses and cauliflower ears are their fortune, recently were assembled for a motion picture scene depicting as ugly a group of polyglot railroad \u201chunkies\u201d of the 1860's as ever scared a Western heroine, There was Luis Alberni, reading a pioneer newspaper in an Italian \u201cHUCKLEBERRY FINN\" A scene from the film \"Huckleberry Finn\u2019 starring Mickey Rooney, which opens Sunday at the Westmount United Theatre for a three \u201cLET FREEDOM RING\u201d Victor McLaglen, Lionel Barrymore, Virginia Bruce, Nelson Eddy and Edward \u2018Arnold, in a scene from the musical \u201cLet Freedom Ring\u2019 which is now playing at the Monkland United Theatre until Saturday.Assemble Hollywood's Ugliest Men For Film Elbowing one another behind them were Anton and John North- pole, who have been explorers, copper miners and professional guides, Their original name is unpronounceable but they have adopted the nickname.Sprawled on bunks were Benny Mozelle, former heavyweight fighter, and Pat McKee, wrestling referee.Also Jimmy Dime, another ex-\u201cpug,\u201d with Dave Wenqren, Swedish able seaman, Spike Mason, Sugar Wil- SCORCHING DRAMAL > spinosa: LTR SR \u201cWe Featured players in the picture Let Us Live\u2019 which opens at the Snowdon United Theatre Sunday O'Sullivan, ROMANCE! LAUGHTER! A scene from the film \u2018East Side Of Heaven\u201d starring Bing Crosby, Joan Blondell and Mischa Auer, which is now playing at the York United Theatre until Friday.Va AT BELMONT PARK \u2014 7 = = are Henry Fonda and Maureen SONG! = Time was when roller skates, in most people's vocabulary, were a synonym for \u201csigns of spring\u201d \u2014 in the most people\u2019s vocabulary, something for young ladies to take along on an automobile ride.Roller skates today, as Montreal is currently finding out, are lut- est things in equipment \u2014 and a Roller Derby, as staged by Leo A.Seltzer at the Forum, a synonym for \u201cthrilling entertainment.\u201d The Roller Derby opened last Monday night at the Forum and will continue until August bth, with racing from 880 until 11.30 o'clock.Large crowds have turned out nightly to watch Elanor Pow.cll's Hollywood Stars race the Montreal Canadians.A roller derby is a concontrated Roller Derby on Skates Proves Fast Spectacle em ie rman À dose of excitement, has more falls than a hockey team, more blocking than football, as much colér as a kaleidoscope, and as maÿy curves as a bathing beach.It has not the slightest resemblance to what the Montreal fans formerly supposed it to be, a marathon.No tired group of skaters, wheeling \u2018round and \u2018round endlessly, at the Montreal Forum.Twenty whirling dervishes, 10 male and 10 female, divided Into a Montreal and Hollywood team, are pitted in a race that has speed as its only object.The girls are on the track for only 16 minutes at a time, alter- vating with the boys for the same length of time during the three hours of racing cach night.\u201cQueens of the Sky,\u201d a now creation in artistic daredeviltry will be the free outdoor attraction at Belmont Park starting Monday afternoon, Performing on a rigging one hundred and twenty feet up in the air, positively the highest in the world, \u201cQueens of the Sky,\u201d perform daring aerial fonts without tho use of a not to protect them, should they fall, The act is breathless and hair-raising, yet charmingly graceful.These fearless artists will bo seen in denth-defying stunts, performed with the easy clegance of master showmen, \u2018The current outdoor attraction \u201cThe Victorin Troupe,\u201d Englands premier trick bicyclists and uni- cyclists who have been delighting capacity crowds at the Park, will terminate their engagement on Sunday cvening.These English lads and lnssies not only do tricky stuff on their cycles and unicycles but also climax the proceedings with n brass-band Sousa finish wherein five performers actually \u2018Queens of the Sky\u2019 is New Free Act at Belmont Park vide the same cycle while playing on musical instruments.Tune-in every Monday, Wednesday and Friday\" evonings on CKAC at 10.30 p.m.and listen to the broadcast by Stan Wood and his orchestra originating from Belmont Park.Visit the Park and dance all evening to the melodious strains of Wood's orchestra, A specinl concession will be granted patrons of the Park on Saturday and Sunday evenings.On preagn- tation of the coupon Appearing in your local papers, patrons will: be entitled to dance all evening Tat a great discount.Today, Thursday, the Mount Royal Dairies will be holding thpir annual picnic.Other outings dgr- ing the week will be conducted by the Notre Dnme de Grace Y.M.C,A.on Friday and on Saturday the Distillers Corporation.BIG SUGAR CROP Sugar produced in Cuba in the last crop year weighed 2,880,917 tons.' a Very F inest Quality ww 0 TE TE rT TT yy TTT TYE YY EY wewayal Comotvia KE dialict, and Billy Bevan taking it| De HAVILLAND- away from him to read aloud in| lie Keeler, Jack Low, Adolph i A > a Cockney accent.There was Adia| Milar, Cap Somers, Harry Wilson, IEE : uss | Harry Tenbrook and Mike Tall ANN Vi +Kuznetzoff, the Russian musician, y alle x fur eue DERBY and bald Constantin Romanoff, 8an.They have been me usty life and sudden death > i .circus strong nien an 1c - iNoga] the Wiidest Town of the 7.30 pom.until 11:30 p.m.nitely amr i Vie ol gers at various times in their Added Attraction.ROAD Admission 40c Tenen Holtz and Lionel Royce,|©areers but now their features as- DEMON\" with Joan Valerie, F 0 R U M These had speaking parts in this Sure them of a picture job when- Henry & Beck.re SéqUence of the new Nelson Eddy Byer the seript calls for a collec- .FRIDAY NIGHT after 11 Re.This coupon will admit your entire starring\u2019 picture, \u201cLet Freedom \u201cON 0 ough mugs.° Emit With Robert d'avion T7