The Westmount examiner, 2 mai 1940, Cahier 2

[" & 15 J 0 - o 9 an er- al our ma 9 t me PE - 4 LG WEDDING GIFTS An Exclusive Collection of OLD ENGLISH SILVER [a SALLE Lg MAMMA AA LAINE JEWELLERS Ai.WE.4046 ot.XI, No.18 C.W.HOUSTON APPOINTED SEORETARY-T (ITY BY COUNCIL MONDAY Will Succeed Arthur F.Bell Upon His Retirement Next Month \u2014 Joined Staff of Municipality in 1911 as Assistant Accountant \u2014 Served Overseas in First Great War \u2014 Long ministration C.W.Houston was appointed secretary-treasurer of the City of Westmount, succeeding Arthur the City Council on Monday night.He takes over his new post nexi month.Mr.Houston, now assistant secretary-treasurer, joined the staff of the municipality in 1911 as assistant accountant and was made assistant secretary-treasurer in 1913 when Mr.Bell was given the office of city treasurer.The key City Hall posts ai that time were those of city treasurer and city c LR GRAFTON IED YESTERDAY IT AGE OF 77 Prominent Churchman was Father of A.Ross Grafton, Local Business Man Alfred R.Grafton, father of A.Ross Grafton, prominent West- mount business man, died at his residence, the Maxwell Apartments, Sherbrooke street, yesterday.He was 77 years of age.Mr.Grafton, a prominent Montreal churchman, was First Lay Associate of Emmanuel Church.Actively associated with the church, he spent a great deal of his time visiting parishoners.He was made a Lay Associate in 1918 but was forced to give up his duties three years ago due to ill-health, Mr.Grafton was elected Dea- son of Emmanuel Church in 1889 and was appointed to the post of church secretary in 1900, Tribute to Mr.Grafton was paid by Rev.D.A.MacLennan at the annual meeting of the church in 1935 when the minister said: \u201cMr.Grafton never aspired to any kingly position, but he has 50 exemplified the kingly graces that we hold him in royal esteem.His sagacity, singleness of purpose, kindliness and charity distinguish his long and significant ministry among us.\u201d Born in 1863, the son of Francis E.Grafton, well known journalist and.former editor of The Montreal Witness, Mr.Grafton spent the greater part of his life in Montreal but was married in Brooklyn, N.Y.He celebrated the 50th anniversary of his wedding in 1938.Mr Grafton joined Emmanuel Church in 1887.A keen student of homoeopathy, he was a life governor of the Homoeopathic Hospital.He was also active in the work of the Y.M.C.A., the Balvation Army, the Daily Vacation Bible Schools and many .Other organizations.|\" Besides his widow, formerly (Georgette Scott, he is survived br one son, A.Ross Grafton, and One sister, Mrs.A.F.Bishop, of Ottawa, #40 Years in 68 Westmount\u201d e Just Arrived Direct from London OHMAN\u201d 1216 Greene Ave.PT dU 2 227770700 777) % Mr.Houston left his municipal ips A AE Z REASURER OF Experienced in Civic Ad- F.Bell, at a regular meeting of lerk, position at the outbreak of the first Great War seem\u2014\u2014\u2014w to serve over- 5 0 seas and at its conclusion took up residence in Scotland to re- § gain lost health.However, the MB city persuaded him to return § to his forme position and in 1920 he resumed his duties here.Mr.Houston has had long experience in municipal administration and 1s particularly well versed in by-laws, statutes and rules of civic procedure.During a long illness of Mr.Bell- in 1935,- Mr.Houston administered the office of secre- tary-treasurer thereby gaining wide practical experience in the duties he will take over in June.Retiring and studious in nature, Mr.Houston has few club affiliations, his principal interests being those connected with his duties at the City Hall, Mr.Bell will retire early next month after having completed 32 years in the employe of the municipality, FACULTY WILL HOLD SOCIAL FOR GRADUATES Dr.Lyon Bercovitch to Occupy Chair at Meeting Of School Board Sunday In honor of the graduating class of the Temple Emanu-El High School and the 1940 Con- C.W.Houston firmation Class, the faculty of the school will hold a social in the new community \u2018house on Sunday afternoon.A meeting of the faculty is to be held on Sunday morning at 11.45 o'clock while the school board is to convene the same morning \u2018at 10.45 with Dr.Lyon Bercovitch occupying the chair.In charge of Miss Edith Jacobson, the Temple library is open each Saturday and Sunday morning.A number of recent books of particular Jewish interest have been added during the past few weeks to the growing school library.Drama Shield Again Won By Local Church Group The Westmount Park United jChurch Drama Group success- jiüliy defended the drama shield it won last year on Tuesday Light.The award is donated by & supporter of drama among the jroung people of the United iChurch.The performance which won the contest was entitled \u201cThe Boy Who Discovered the Spring,\u201d and was directed by Miss Mar- Bâret Murray.The outstanding members on the winning cast Were Allan Cunningham.Miss {Eleanor Lunn and Tom Seaman.Allan Cunningham received tredit for the outstanding in- dividual performance of the evening in his portrayal of the character of Skelly Diggs, an east-side New York waif, Cote des Neiges Church and Wesley United furnished keen competition with their acting in \u201cIn A Glass Darkley\u201d and \u201cA Bargain's a Bargain\u2019 respectively.Westmount Park Drama Group will present three one-act plays tonight and tomorrow night, among which will be included \u201cThe Boy Who Discovered the Spring.\u201d The winning group will defend the Scrivens Trophy, in Ottawa, Serving The City of Wes WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1940 = provides food, clothing, They are members of \u201cThe American Friends of France, sister of the late J.P.Morgan.The group, aided by ane or otherwise affected | Adains, of Providenco, md supplies.Below is the ancient American \u2018Friends of France.Twenty-six American women volunteers are in active servico on France's \u201chome front.\u2019 \u201d headed by Anne Morgan (left, above), paid French workers, drives ambulances, J = Io o ; shelter and Fra service for civilian by war's disruption.of normal life\u2019 At right, above, \u201cEliza HEE.Susan Hammond, of Boston, Muss,, are seen carryihg baskets of Chateau de Blerancourt, one of the three headquarters of the Le and * \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014-\u2014-\u2014 Police Dance Was Marked Success Over 400 persons, the majority of whom voiced their praise of the fine evening's entertainment, attended the annual dance sponsored by the Westmount Police and Firemen\u2019s A.A.A.in Victoria Hall last week, The event, which was in aid of the Canadian Red Cross, was held under the patronage of Mayor Walter A, Merrill, K.C,, who, in a brief address, complimented the departments on the success of the function and said that he noted with plca- sure the large representation of members of neighboring police and fire forces.A floor show was presented following the supper period by the Montreal Repertory Theatre \u201cTin Hats.\" Music was supplied by Al McGowan and his orchestra.The committee in charge of arrangements has requested that the Examiner express its thanks to the many who co operated in making the function à success.The dance committee was as follows: Inspector Robert By- ford, chairman; 8gi.Charles Baker, Fireman Wm.Willie, Fireman Robt, Hess, Cons.John \u2018Bunten and Cons, Kenneth Crone, secretary-trea- surer.Parish Sodalities To Mark World Wide Day The Montreal Union of Parish Sodalities will celebrate World Wide Sodality Day on Sunday, May 19.The celebration will be in the form of a Holy Hour at Ascension of Our Lord Church in Westmount.Reverend Father Hector Daly will be guest speaker.All Sodalists are asked to be present and a cordial welcome is extended to all Sodalities outside of the Union.The time has been set for four o'clock.\u201d THREE-ACT COMEDY Under the direction of Miss Dorothy Davis, Temple Players will present \u2018Skidding\u201d \u2014 a comedy in 3 acts.in the Auditorium of the New Community House on Saturday evening, May in the near future.îÎ 18th and Supday, May 19th.Camp Laclouwhi- Will Hold Annual*Re-Union Camp Laclouwhi will hold its tenth annual re-unfon meeting in Victoria Hall on Friday, May 10 at 7.30 p.m.when a showing of motion pictures taken at camp will feature the program of entertainment.Boy campers and their parents are invited to attend.CLOSING MEETING The closing meeting of the Temple Emanu-El Brotherhood when new officers will be elected, is taking place on Tuesday, May 21.Ladles of the synagogue are to be the guests of the Brotherhood at this function and a varied program of entertainment has been arranged.George Hollinger is to preside.| Boy Is /Struck ! In Face By Baseball When he misjudged the speed of a baseball and it struck him in the face, Ernest Taylor, of 466 Wood avenue suffered a bruised eye which required treatment at the Western Division of the Montreal General Hospital.The mishap occurred on Elizabeth Gardens, new park at the corner of Sherbrooke street and Wood, at 5.80 p.m.on Friday as Taylor and a group of companions were playing baseball.Taylor was allowed to return home following treatment at the hospital by Dr.McCail.A.F.and A.M.Star.aes mount Lodge, A.F.and A.M.Quill a7 72 Fl ld P77 P2277 70) The Week At Victoria Hall ll Ze a Or 7 .Today: Montreal Figure Skating Club, Inc., dance; Brotherhood of Canadian Air Craftsmen; Jersey Island Ciub, Tomorrow: St.Augustine's Sodality, play; Ayerst, McKenna and Harrison, dance; Stearn\u2019s Lodge, A.F, and A.M.Saturday: Mary Beetles School of Dancing, recital.Monday: Play under auspices of James Quarrington; Westmount Council, Royal Arcanum; St.Lawrence Stamp Club, Tuesday: Montreal Repertory Theatre, play; Westmount Lodge, Wednesday: M.R.T.play; Electa Chapter, Order of the Eastern Next Thursday: Meeting of the Association of Registered Nur- of the Province of Quebec; Manchester Unity, 1.0.0.F.; West- Included flowers.firms carrying all supplies.GARDEN SUPPLEMENT INCLUDED WITH THIS ISSUE Included with this issue is the Westmount First Annual Garden Supplement \u2014 a special section devoted entirely to gardening and the care of of the Examiner feel confident that it will be received with particular interest by residents of Montreal's \u2018Garden Suburb.\u201d in the supplement are authoritative articles covering all phases of urban gardening as well as many timely hints that will supply valuable ald in the planting of Spring It is suggested that readers keep this supplement on hand for further reference as its contents represents the pick of material on horticultural subjects, easily accessible under one cover.The advertisements are also a ready guide to established varieties of gardening Examiner's lawns, The publishers implements and he Westmount Lxaminer tmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis NA 7 777) Suoplied - Laid - Finished À Repaired - Refinished » | A.Ross Grafton & Co.4263 St.Catherine St., Westmount Free Estimates P PE WOOD FLOORS Cleaned WE.PRICE:\u2014TWO CENTS \"ROTARY SPEAKER REDUCE PROPERTY VALUE LOWER HEALTH STANDARD 1.).DORAN TELLS MEETI l Local Division | In Campaign \u2018Over Top\u2019 The Westmount-St, Henri division in the Y.M.C.A.campaign for home maintainance and war services funds, sue- ceeded in obtaining 102 per cent of is total objective, it was announced yestorday, Total collected for main tainance work was $4,186, or 108 per cent, and for war ser vices, 84,933, 99.8 per cent, Ross Stevenson was captain of the leading toam which succeeded in bettoring its goal by 87 per cent.Douglas Jacke son was chairman of the division.BOYS BRIGADE HOLDS INITIAL (CHURGH PARADE Company Marches to Melville Presbyterian Church\u2014Leonard Gough Made Lance-Corporal The first Westmount Company of the Boys Brigade held its in- itlal parade of the season on Sunday to Melville Presbyterian Church, followed by a short route march.Private Leonard Gough was elevated to the rank of Lance Corporal by Captain Richardson and following the church service he was presented with rank stripe by the Rev, William Orr Mulligan, D.D.Privale Gough was formerly a member of the Highth Company, The Battallon band competition which was to have heen held last Saturday aflernoon has been postponed until May 9th, on which occasion it will be held In St.James United Church, commencing at 7 p.m.The following boys were successful in passing thelr swimming badge:\u2014 (the distance required 18 % mile in 12 minutes) Pte.Kenneth Bolduc, 10.5 min; Pte.Bruce Marshall, who swam under a handicap with a strained ligament of the leg, 11.55 mins.The following passed their cer- titicates: \u2014 Ptes.Bryn Pearse, Gordon Clark, Jack Patterson and Gordon Kearns.Ambulance testis are scheduled for May 10th and Mr, Perrett will give a final lesson brushing up to his class tomorrow evening.The majority of this group should pass the test with comparative ease, Baseball teams will he formed tomorrow night and it is hoped some inter-squad competition will develop.A Company Soft-ball team will also be formed to play in the Battalion League.FUNERAL HELD YESTERDAY OF MRS.PATTERSON Wife of Former President Of Imperial Tobacco Co.Died on Monday Final tribute was paid yesterday afternoon to Mrs.David Caldwell Patterson, of 4049 Dor- chester street, at the chapel of Jos.C.Wray and Bro,, Mountain street, Mrs.Patterson, the former Helen May Yoeman, died on Monday following a lengthy illness.She was 70 years of age.Wife ot David Caldwell Patterson, former president and chairman of the hoard of the Imperial Tobacco Co., Limited, Mrs, Patterson was horn In New York State.She came to this city 42 years ago, shortly after her marriage, and had heen a resident of Westmount since that time, Besides her husband, she ia survived by one son, James Duke Patterson.and two grandchildren.Alan David and Donald Duke Patterson, all of Westmount.Over Thousand Montreal Slum Dwellings Can't Be Closed Down Due to Shortage of New Houses \u2014 5,000 More Low Cost \u2014 Suitable Houses fo To Industry Homes Needed, Club Told r Workers Held Important Slum \u2018areas cost Montreal thousands of dollars oach year By reducing the value of nearbye buildings, lowering the standards of health and providing breoding places for vice and crime, H, J.Doran stated in addressing the regular weekly the Westmount Rotary Club in V luncheon meeting of fctoria Hall yestorday.There are at the present time over a thousand slum houses in Montreal that can't be closed d dwellings, the speaker said.Prior homes were orected annually but since that year, dropped to about 1,000 per an-¥ num, On the other hand, the population had increased hy some 24,000 persons, Mr.Dean stated.1t the housing situation is to be rectified It wlll necessitate the construction ot about 5,000 low cost dwellings within the noxt 12 months, he told the gathoring.Montreal, the aponkor said, faced an unusually difficult problem as regards housing in so far ns the slum areas are in no particular soction of the Island, but are widely scattered, Occupiers of slum dwellings, tho speaker said, must be classi- fled into two groups: (he low wage earner and the destitute.1f the slum situation !s to be permanently rectifled these two groups must he widely separated, otherwise the former wlll gradually drift into the second calgary, TT TT TT pie The low wage earner occupies a slum dwelling either Docause it is near to his place of work, or because he Is unable to afford better quarters, If familles In the low income group \u2014 $1,000 an year and less \u2014 live in homes in which the rent is beyond thelr means, they do without necessary food and clothing or fall to pay the landlord his due amount.In the former case, the health of the family suffers and in the latter, the landlord fis unable to spend an adequate amount on the upkeep of his property which, as & results, goes into decay, eventually to become a slum dwelling.Suitable dwellings for workers at rents within thelr incomes are as important to Industry as mills, factories or machinery, Mr.Dean declared.The present situation can be remedied, he sald, only by the elimination of slums and potential slums and the construction of Jow rent houses.A housing program, he concluded, would al- #0 play an important part in re- lleving unemployment, The speaker was introduced hy Leslie Perry and thanked by W.H.Thomson, The president, J.A.Delalanne, occupied the chair.Young People Will Name New Officers The young people of Temple Emanu-KE] Synagogue will hold their annual meetihg for the election of officers on Tuesday evening, May 14, Miss Margery Bercoviteh will preside.Other forthcoming youth tivities at the Temple follow: Tuesday at 8.15 p.m., hook review by David Goodman, B.C.1.; music appreciation class conducted by Milton Schriffin, M.4.; Wednesday the Y.P.S.executive board is holding a progressive ac- own due to a shoriage of new to 1930 approximatoly 7,000 now the rate has STAMP CLUB TU HEAR ADDRESS Noted Collector Will be Guest Speaker at West- mount Group Meeting Wednesday mem J.B.J.Fox, of the St.Law rence Siamp Collectors Club, wil Lbe the guest -spankor at.tht regular woekly meeling of the Wostmount Stamp Club on Wed nosday at 8 p.m.in Victoria Hall Mr.Fox is well known fi stamp collecting circlos here an I» noted for his wldespread know: ledge of the postal history o Newfoundland, on which subjec ho is to speak.The meeting is ex pected to prove of particular in terest to collectors, The Westmount Stamp Club munlicipally-operated, extends a) Invitation to all persons Interes fed in stamps and particular]; to new residents, to attend thi und future meetings, WESTMOUNTER IS APPOINTEL AS ASSISTANT W.FE.Walsh, M.A, of th University of Montreal, has beo: named Assoclate Professor In th department of Literature, an Lecturer In Celtic.The University of Montreal $ the first Canadian university t include Celtic among its subjects Thera has heen a marked reviva of Celtic study and researc during the last fow decades, an it is now well recognized as a influence In English and conti nental Îiterature, Mr.Walsh will give & cours of lectures In Celtic Iferaturi and history at the universit after the summer vacation, Mr.Walsh Is a resident à Westmount, living on Lam dinner.downa avenue.Fossils Club Elects Ed Hughes President At the closing meeting of the season of the Fossils Club of Westmount on Monday night, the new executive for the 1940-41 seadon was elected ax follows: honorary president, Ww.M.Spearman; president Ed.Hughes; vice-president, Art Man; Secretary, John McMaster; treasurer.Al.Tester; business manager, John Miller; executive committee: Red Martin, chairman, John Rice and Mel Hearns, The outgoing president, Red Martin, thanked the club for the support he and his executive ha received during the past year, an the activities of the club were rq viewed.He announced that Camp Committee had been form ed to look after the selection q boys to send to Camp during th Summer months, which is the work to which the aims of th club ars concentrated, A sum of money equal] to tha spent on last years camp fun was turned over to the committe and it was announced that add! tonal donations would be mad later in the year, BY J.LE J.FOX STORE Cr dpe Qi Es mg PS Le, Ti ; + iy ; PAGE TWO The Westmount Examiner Publishes Every Thursday Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Offices 2191 Hampton Ave.ov Walnut 3778 \u201cThe Examiner\u201d sims to be an independent.clesm newspaper for the home.devcter te public service.CS WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1940 INDEMNITIES SHOULD BE RAISED Although there would inevitably be some criticism of such an act, fair-minded electors will agree that the indemnities of members of parliament in Canada should be raised.The present scale of two thousand dollars per session at Quebec, and three thousand, six hundred dollars at Ottawa, was drawn up in stagecoach days when ten dollars a week was a good salary and a house in a better-class neighbourhood could be rented for eight to twelve dollars a month.With living costs what they are today, it is difficult to get a really first-class clerk for two thousand dollars a year, yet a member of parliament is expected to do the work of a well-paid executive for that figure, and with far heavier demands upon his finances for donations of various kinds than the average executive has to meet.Under the circumstances it is almost impossible for members to give their full time to the.job\u2014 they have to maintain other professions and occupations to make ends meet, unless they are financially independent.Politics is without doubt the most important activity in which citizens engage, for upon the efficiency and success of a nation\u2019s politics all other activities depend in greater or lesser degree.times of stress, especially, our members should be enabled to devote their full time to the job, free from financial worries.MAKE IT SHORT When Parliament meets next month, it would do well to cast an eye towards Nova In the Legislature of that province, the budget debate concluded after only two Scotia.speakers had been heard.Canada is expecting a business-like session The people are not going to be patient with talking just for the sake of piling words on the record.A good place to begin an economy of words is in the of Parliament this year.budget debate.If there be people who believe that there should be long-winded argument over a budget, for the protection of the people's pock- It is one of the the members a based.The eff takes place aft items are exam this stage that t which to follow Budget debates United States is about warfare reliable informa has been a prob \"blowing navies bombs.On the l n The question out.Light nava direct hits are small a targer flying plane.great good lu kind of bombs.jecture that no out of the wate > eer ets, it should be pointed out to them that this debate has little relation to the budget itself.two annual debates in which re free to talk of almost any subject under the sun, and ordinarily they take full advantage of their opportunities.True, the budget is the financial statement on which the expenditures for the year are ective criticism of it, however, er the main debate is over, after the budget has been formally passed \u2014 usually in a futile and time-wasting division \u2014 and is before the Committee of Ways and Means, which is, of course, a Committee of the Whole House.it is there that the various ined and dealt with, It is in he only chance occurs actually to make any changes.This war year would be a good one in the style set by Nova Scotia.should be worn shorter in periods of crisis.PLANES VS.SHIPS Sitting as an interested spectator, the learning some valuable things and power of armament by watching the conflict in Europe.It has found out some profitable facts about airplane design and construction, and the Scandinavian sea campaign is furnishing it with tion jon a vexed question.How effective aircraft are against warships lem ever since heavy bombers were developed.There have been aerial enthusiasts who have talked hysterically of out of the water\u2019 with aerial opposite side have been those who have jeered at the theory that airplanes could do any great damage to ironclad ships.is not fully answered yet, but one or two significant facts seem.ta stand 1 craft, such as destroyers, it appears, are susceptible to aerial attacks.They can be sunk by bombs from airplanes when- made on them, though it is still an enormously difficult task to strike so from a fast-moving, high- The plain indication is that capital ships are at least safe from destruction by aircraft.They can be damaged to some extent, and by ck, a battle cruiser might actually be put out of action.Only by a miracle, however, could an aerial bomb sink such a ship.Planes simply cannot carry that Taken all in all, it is still a fairly safe con- navies are going to be blown r by bombs from the skies.Ce \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 er \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 tr REVIEW By HOWARD § ROSS \u2018 \u2014 FRSA \u201cScience and Politics in the Ancient World\" By Benjamin Farrington Professor of Classics University College, Swansea George Allen & Unwin Limited London, England.The political implications of the spread of science are of intense current interest.The same problem existed in an acute form in antiquity, Sclence found its way barred not only by popular superstition but by a governmental technique of controlling society through organized superstition.The thought of many of the great writels of antiquity was profoundly affected by their attitude to this question, Philosophers like Plato, Aristotle and Cicero; historians like Polybjus and Livy; poets like Pindar and Vir- gll; are seen In a new light when set against the background of this social struggle.Professor Farrington has contributed something fresh to the understanding of ancient thought, and In pa,ticular to the understanding of the philosophy of Epicurus and of his Roman dis- he writes with that easy charm ciple, Lucretius.At the same time he writes with that easy charm of style which won his successful little book in the Home University Library, Science in Antiquity, so wide a circle of read- ors.He makes an original and important contribution to his subject applying a thoroughly modern outlook to classical study.But the problems are closely analogous to those of today.This is by no means only a specialists\u2019 book.There Is quite an extensive bibliography and also a carefully prepared index, HIGHEST BIRTHRATE Australia birthrate of 17.6 a thousand, just computed, is the highest in eeven years.Words for PERSONAL Tfhe Westmount Branch of The Red Cross needs typewriters and would be very grateful for fhe loan of same for duration of war.388 Oliver Avenue.Call WI, 2362, N-2 SITUATIONS COOK GENERAL requires situation.Experienced, References, avallable immediately, $30.00.Phone WA.6342, N-11 rt COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE OHOIBY, 80,000 foot lot Hudson Heights district, river frontage, graded and well shaded, Idenl lôva- tlon for summer home, Fl, 9798 N-13 COUNTRY HOUSES TO LET CHOISY.Furnished house, 10 rooms, facing lake, convenlences.Suitable guests.Swimming.Fishing, near C.P.Railway, YO.1361.: N-2 COUNTRY BOARD LAKESIVE, 716 Lakeshore, now Bpén, waterfront.Double, showers, Information FI.9089, FURNISHED elOUSE TO LET SUBLET for summer.Semi-detached amall house, upper west-end, garden, balconies, plano.Telephone WA 4684, mornings.ee 11 1, NS ; ELATS TO LET YARGE GORNER flat, 5 rooms, heat, single, N-2 hot water, newly decorated.141 Jrvine, corner St.Cath, opposite Park School.WI, 0782, N-25 MELROSE, OXFORD and Old Orchard, modern duplexes, largs .br.ght rooms, heated or unheated with or without garsge, sunporch, hot water, neat\u2019 schools, Hoolahan buflder, 4470 Oxford.El.1769, N-18 DELUXE, six rooms, upper duplex, furnished, for summer month, Farns- ellffe avenue, facing park, DE.1108, N-10 FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LE THREE ROOM Apartment .sublet, Eastern N.D.G,, completely furnished, immediate occupation, aix months lease, very reasonable, DE, Log, N-3 ROOM AND BOARD WESTMOUNT, iarge front room with balcony, twin beds, two clothes cupboards, shower, telephone, meals, parking space.226 Redfern.FOR SALE FEW BEAUTIFUL rugs and scatter mats, Never been used.Unusual opportunity.Fl.1950, 1353 Greene, West- mount.N-19 BARGAIN.\u2014 Moving to Apartment and must sacrifice my General Electric refrigerator.Manufacturer's B year guarantee, 382 Victoria avenue, Westmount, N-4 STUDIO COUCH set, twin bed style with cushions, and two chairs.Good condition.DE.1108, N-9 CHESTERFIELD suite, arm chairs, bedsteads, large.carpet, and other household oddments to clear.ET.6827.N-1 DOUBLE BED with spring (no mattress).Small chesterfield set.very reasonable.4643 Sherbrooke, Apt.26, Supt, PT.5740, -3 LIFTLE GIRTSS Glevcie, almost new.$10.00, cost $22.00, 481 L'rince Alhrri avenue.DE, 2756 Neb bookcase, gateleg, Selling immediately.FOR SALE CHESTERFIELD suite, never used, bargaln $560.00, modern bedroom studio set, tables, Gibbard dining room, FI.1060.1363 Greene, Westmount, N-20 CHESTERFIELD SUITE, bedroom, rugs, scatter mata, secretary, hall furniture, studio couch, lamps, gate- leg table, Selling everything Immediately.DE.5859.4867 Sherbrooke, Apt.1, corner Victoria ave, N-24 BLUE MOHAIR gob.confiTtion 1 \u201cchaire, $1:00 \u2018ench\u2026 Table\u201dlamp, footstool, \u2018B0c sich.DE.6323.chesterfield $8.00.\"Tivo chair, folding, vages, electric curling tongs, T-231 | walnut frame $30.00, WE, 2334.The Westmount Examiner » 35! CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE ONE LADY'S brown striped suit, size 40, never worn, WA, 6033, T-249 CUSTOM built chesterfleld, solid T-248 BABY GRAND plano, cheap, full dreas sult, and tuxedo suit, 88-40, Painted bed and dresser.EL.9316.T-247 SMALL steel crib with mattress, perfect condition, $5.00.EL.9180.T-244 BTOVE; large \u2018combination coal and gas, fwd ovens, some Pplpés, bargain, $16.00.Must sell at once.DE.2403, T-235 ARTERIES | [ Crossword Puzte | A ?1 HORIZONTAL a pram ; 14\u2014Resurrected \u2014The clenched han \u2014Offscouring fi\u2014Apparatus B1\u2014Shred, as fish 15\u2014Fabrie made from 9\u2014Pledged faith B8-Resorts tree bark 10\u2014Brookside tree 54\u2014A royal family of 17-\u2014 DRY GINGER ALE 15- Social \u2018and Personals | a TT ay Mrs.W.H.T.Wilson, of Kingston, is visiting her parents, the Honorable J.Arthur Mathewson, K.C., and Mrs.Mathewson, Miss Feernande Rolland and Miss Cecile Rolland entertained at luncheon on Tuesday in honor of Miss Yolande Moisan.Mrs.Maurice Germain and Miss Glsele Dion entertained yesterday afternoon at four o'clock in honor of Miss Yolande Moisan and Miss Lucette Lefaivre, whose marriages take place in June.Mrs.Arthur Oliphant, of Holy- oke, Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs.K.R.Scho: field, Mount Pleasant avenue, Mrs.Samuel Fllgate Is spending a few days in New York City, Mrs, J.Leslie Hodges has returned home from Quebec City Mrs, W.R.Granger is spend- Ing a few days in Toronto.Mr.and Mrs.R.Davidson have returned home from Washington, D.C, ee Miss Norah Deane Balllle Is visiting her cousin, Miss Caroline Davis, in Ottawa.Mrs.Melvin Davis.has left for New York City, where she wlll spend a few days.Miss Jean Craig is leaving today for New York, where sho wlll spend several days.I Charlotte Gowns NEW YORK DRESSES Exclusively SALE! SPRING DRESSES $10-$12-$15 1353 Green Ave., nr.Sherbrooke Westmount Fl.7773 fooi- r.Ha aimed, e been ways ing to : \u2014_\u2014\u2014 TUNER ¥ sus nection) nun Amen MONT -~ icago.\" NCHOT rawling sart of n those really THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1940 Y.M.C.A.BASEBALL LO Tennis Owes Growth to Dwight Davis Whe Donated Cup Which BIG SHOW FO MAY 4 T0 11 R THE FORUM WILL AID THE WORK FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN For seven days beginning Saturday May 4 the Forum will be ! o are sponsoring the Hamid and turned over to the Shriners wh Morton Trained Wild Animal shows combined with sensational Circus acts, and also featuring Clyde Beatty known the- world over as the greatest wild beast trainer of all times.More than 300 performers will take part tainment that Bob Morton part Montreal this season.Among its bis funny Ford.owner of the show will bring to features will be Ernie Wiswell and A jalopy in appearance, but actualiy a marvel of mechanical gadgets is Ernie Wiswell's famous Funny Ford, which will provide plenty of laughs for the youngsters and for grown-ups as well.It will be one of the most amusing presentations ever fashioned from a \u201ctin lizzle.\u201d Without a driver showing the Ford chases Ernie, in his character of clown, all over the Forum.It stops and starts, goes forward and into reverse in a manner that would put most accomplished robots to shame.Ernie and his pretty lady partner present thelr comedy riot in a studied and entertaining fashion.Their routine has been designed for laughs alone and there isn't a second throughout presentation when they fail to manufacture -at least one rib- tickler.This will be one of the 50 or more acts which the Hamid and Morton show will present.Two performances will be given daily at 2.30 and 8.30.As announced previously this season the Hamid-Morton Shows will exhibit under the auspices of the Montreal Shriners, for the benefit of the Shriners Crippled Children\u2019s Hospital, and every ticket sold will mean help for this institution which in the past has done such good for crippled and underprivileged children of this city.+ BELHONT PARK WILL HOLD ITS.PREVIEW Belmont Park will once again bold its annual preview showing for two days, Saturday and Sunday, May 11 and 13, durihg which time patrons of this famous outdoor amusement centre, the \u2018only ope bf its kind in the city, will be able to see for themselves the high standard of amusement this Park will offer them during the Summer Season.The Park will then be closed to the public for a period of five days and will reopen officially for the season on Saturday, May 18.The Netherlands Indies Government is sponsoring the establishment of new industries.M BICYCLES SOLD \u2014 RENTED REPAIRED HODGE AUTO PARTS Near Prud'homme their ¥ LU UL R227 2727 77077) About Scouts LILLE LILLIA HELLO L IST EAA L120 10799070 1ST WESTMOUNT GROUP Recently the 1st Westmount Group, the oldest on the continent, held a very successful parents\u2019 evening in the Stanley Church lower hall, John Coupland, G.S.M.presented Dr.Frank S.Morley with the Group badge.In reply, Dr.Morley said that it was quite some time since he had actively engaged in ihe game of Scouting, and thanked the group most heartily for the badge.H.King, Assistant District Commissioner presented entertainer\u2019s badge to Jack Dougal and Watson Gall, debater\u2019s to Doug vanPlatter and laundryman's and missioner badges to Herb.Mitchell, The Assistant District Commissioner also presented Assistant scoutmaster Allan Christie with his warrant, which was signed by the late Governor General of Canada, Lord Tweedsmuir, as Chief Scout for Canada.Art Wilkes and Sid Simpson were awarded the, second class badges.C.E.C.Rush, Field Secretary led the sing song, and gave a pep talk on the formation of a Group Committee, with Messers W.G.McAuley, Christie Emo and Reaper elected to post to date.Sévoral scouts and one lone Rover entertained with skits and poems.SHAW WINNER OF 571,000 IN CAR CLASSICS Wilbur Shaw of Indianapolis, the \u201cDapper Dan\u2019 of automobile racing who won last year's 500- mile race here, has become the biggest money winner in the history of the event.Officials dug back through their records and figured out that Shaw had pocketed $71,300 in winnings on the Indianapolic speedway since he first raced on the track in 1927.His $20.000 first prize last year enabled him te pass Louis Ess Meyer of Huntington Park, Calif, NOW IS THE TIME TO GET READY FOR Your Summer Vacation LEARN TO SWIM Special classes for Boys- and Girls 7 to 10 years of age 12 Lessons $5.Expert Instruction WESTMOUNT Y.MCA Telephone for particulars WI.2159 We Do \u2018Printing Of All Kinds Phone WAIlnut 2773% THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY « in the gigantic enter- Dwight\" Filly Davis did more for tennis than any other \u2018individual, but sometimes wonders if it is worth it.in 1900, when Davis was only 21 and still at Harvard, he donated the cup bearing his name for the purpose of promoting international competition and good will.Hullabaloo over The Americas Cup races gave him the notion.The growth of Davis\u2019 idea from a competitive standpoint was astounding.Mñ 1900, only two nations, the United States and England, competed for the Davis Cup.As many as 28 have rifled balls across nets for it since.It perhaps is the most eagerly sought prize in sports.Unfortunately, international good will failed to keep pace .to gat anywhere at all, \u2018as a matter of fact.\u2019 One of those rare men of wealth who from their youth have devoted most of their time to public affairs, Dwight F.Davis, a striking figure of a man at 61, has never lost interest in the game he played so well since it was a contest of base line drives.ABUSES IN GAME He did a grand job of building\u2014 as president of the United States Lawn Tennis Association, among other things \u2014 but, a dyed-in-the-wool amateur of the old school, he has said he is not sure he would do it over again knowing results would be no better in connection with player abuses , .taking expense money in excess, chiefly thtough duplication, and otherwise giving the simon-pure version a black eye, Such prominent court artists as Gene Mako, Davis Cup doubles partner of Don Budge, and Wayne Sabin recently were suspended.Dwight Davis not only gave the Davis Cup, but helped \u2018té success- | fully defend it at first .against England.Twenty years later, just to prove that tennis is an old man's game, too, he care back with Hol- combe Ward, his partner when he was at his peak and current president of the -U.S.L.T.A., to win the national veterans\u2019 doubles at the end of a set that went 18-16.He played first rate tournament tennis until he was 45.WON COLLEGIATE TITLES Davis visited Japan years ago.He observed an occasional grass court on which young men in kimoncs chased a flabby rubber ball.A few years later, the kimonos and the flabby rubber ball were gone.Japan contended for the Davis Cup.Davis is one of those athletes who had everything .brain as well as4 brawn.He always has been a doer.Of a St.Louis department store family, he was graduated from Harvard with an A.B.degree in the class of 1900.He won the intercollegiate singles and doubles titles as a junior ., was national doubles champion in 1898, 1899 and 1900.As early as 1903, he became chairman of a commission to promote better living conditions in the crowded tenements of the foreign quarter of St.Louis, He established community centres , .built public playgrounds, free bath houses, bandstands and lecture rooms, As park commissioner, he gave St.Louis, an unexcelled system and its great zoo.CITED FOR HEROISM Lieutenant-Colonel Davis was twice cited for extraordinary heroism in action and given the Distinguished Service Cross during the World War.in prize money and his standing at the head of the parade apparently is secure because Meyer, who won three races and $69,000, has announced his retirement from the speed game.Shaw finished fourth In 1927, second in 1933, 1935 and 1838; seventh in 1036, first in 1937 and 1939, Meyer was first in 1928, 1933 and and 1936; second in 1929, and fourth in 1930 and 1937.Last year he scemed on the road to his fourth victory until two accidents in the last 100 miles put him out of the race at 492 miles, Meyer bas driven farther on the Indianapoljs track than any other driver\u20145,249 miles.Tony Guiotta of Detroit is second with 4,880 miles, Cliff Bergere of Hollywood, Cal., third with 4,745 and Shaw fourth with 4.171.If Meyer stands by his retirement pledge.Shaw will he the only driver in this year's race among the first 10 money winners.Tfalling Shaw and Meyer are Tommy Milton of Detroit, two- time winner, $49,600; Harry Hartz of Los Angeles, never a winner but second three times and fourth twice, $37.000; the late Jimmy Muhpy of Los Angel- es, 1922 winner, $33,500; Fred Frame of Los Angeles, 1932 vic- \u2018tor, $33.000; Ralph de Palma of , New York.winner in 1915.$31,- 400: the late Bill Cummings of | Indianapolis, 1934 winner, $30,- ; 200.Sandlatters Get Major Sport Ranking The national championship «emi-pro tournament at Wichita.Kansas, takes itk place as one of the major sports events of the .vation, | In the past three years 311.000 | persons have passed turough the turnstiles, SLOUT GROUP PRESENTS FINE VARIETY SHOW On Monday.evening the St.Leo's Scout Group, presented an entertaining variety show.The costumes were appropriate, as also were the unusual cffects \u2014 such as the \"Arabian Knights In Swinglime\u201d act, where six or seven jitterbugging dancing girls came out from a vase.Thirteen acts were presented, which included a shadow play, 8 rad'o broadcast, which had the audience in stitches with the bit entitled \u2018The March of Time\u201d and other îtems.The Mellerdrammar must not be overlooked, the scenery with aid of a flicker proved most convincing \u2014 the acting was really clever.Much credit should go to Evan McCormick, Scoutmaster and Rover Leader for the wonderful way in which he directed the show, CROSSWORD SOLUTION + International tennis and sportsmanship received its biggest impetus from Dwight F.Davis, right, who donated the famous cup which bears his name.President Coolidge appointed him secretary of war, Oct.13, 1925, Thirteen is his lucky number, and he likes to talk about it.\u2018\u2019 Way back in 1899, when | was at Harvard,\u2018 beams this exceedingly energetic and pleasant man, \u2018\u2019l was playing in the national doubles final.As | stepped on the court\u2019 for\u2019 the first service 1 noticed something on the ground.It was the key to locker 13.We won the title .couldn't miss.\u201d President Hoover named Davis governor-general of the Philippines in 1929, Davis now divides his time between Southampton, Washington and his Meridian Plantation near Talla- hassge.\u201cWhen as a college student he put up the Davis Cup, ambassadors said \u2018he -had-done more for international understanding than all of them put together, ; : But once more Davis Cup competition was supended for the duration of war , , , more than one war this time.Dwight F.Davis\u2019 peace plan was the friendly game of tennis.It was as good a plan as any, for none of them have worked.ENTRIES FOR MEET CLOSE ON SATURDAY Contestants deadline is sot for tomorrow.Entries for the Inter \u201cY** Swimming Meet to be held on Saturday May 11, will close this coming Saturday, ofticials of the meot announced here yester- | day.Any Westmount \"Y\u201d swimmers who want to enter (his annual event at Central Branch mus! be careful to get their entry forms to Mr.OC.F.Cadden, so- cretary of the Swimming Club at Contral \u201cY\", 1441 Drummond Street, not later than 10 p.m.of May 4.» This year's Inter \u2018\u201c\u201cY\u201d Swimming meet should bring forth some of the finest talent in a long time, as all branches have been pushing thelr acquatic schedule harder than before.To moet this\u2019 challenge to Wost- mouut's Jaurels, à stout squad of swimmers must enter the field for this branch and It is hoped that all those who have nol yot como forward for the event will make use of the remalning two days Lo enter.| + The necessary forma for entor- ing the moot are available at tho Westmount branch and can be had by applying to either \u201cir, Hugh Noble or Vic Soucisse.Semi Pros Are Signing For The Big Leagues Players of the geandlots of America are signing contracis to participate in baseball just likn they do in the major profossion- al lenges, CC \u2019 Under the national player system, adopted by the National Semi-'ro Baseball Congress, boys in avery part of the nation are being signed to contracts, which require that they play for the sandlot club epecified in agroe- ment for one-year period unless relensod, Under these torms a player under the national system of semi-pro contracts cannot change team within one year after date unless released by éponsor.Pen- ally provides that player is ousted for two years from competing In the national semi-pro baseball program, Tho team that signs outlaw players 1s barred indefinitely and any club that plays an \u2018\u2018outlaw\u201d club also ls to be on the blacklist, | Fifteen Enroll | In \u2018Y\u2019 Swim Groups Fifteen boys and \u2018girla have Already enrolled in the annual semi-private lear-to-swim classes at the local Y.M.C.A,, conducted for youngsters botwoen the ages of seven and ton yours.The classes will be held twice weokly, with improved groups for more advanced swimmers, 3 S \u2018 Westmount Rover Crew Nows CAPTAIN R.F.SCOTT During the past few weoks, Scouts John Brunt, George Kirk and John Chatterton have boon acceptod am Squires of tho craw and have been prescnled with their hat badges.Crew are anticipating anolher hike In the near futuro, mohn- while announcement is given that un outdoor meoting will be held on the night of May 14th, This coming Tuesday the crew is planning a spocial Instruction period on the art of splicing.Meanwhile orow's camping date {s sot at Juno 28th to July 13th al Lost River, lnsconjunction with the 1st Westmount troop.NEW GADGET £68 FOOTBALL TRAINING And now Ît'a sclonce that plays a part in spring football practice, Coach Charley Dachman, of Michigan State Collegn, 18 abla to dotormina the blocking power of his linemen through a weighted dummy suspended from a large pneumaiic piston, As a lineman preparea to lunge al the dummy, the coach is at the controls \u2014 two gaugos and a handle.A twist of the handle bullds up the alr pressure on one gauge while the other registors the counter efforts of the Iine- man, rer Higher Rank Connofssour: \u201cI have a Sargent painting in my home.\u201d Friend: \u201cThat's nothing.] have a general housecleaning in mine.\u201d FIXTURES AT WESTMT PARK Formation of League Has Been Completed \u2014 Active Season is Predicted Prep, Junior and Intermediate Y.M.C.A.basoball teams swing ine to action at Westmount Park on Saturday when the season's inl tial loop fixtures are scheduled to got undor way.All games will bo played thore.Tho Prep loague will be coms prised of four squads, Rough Riders, Thundarbolts, King's and Roslyn whilo the junior loop will consist of Royals, Flyors and two toams as yet unnumod, In the intermediate sat up there will be Seals, Ponguins, Toxis and Eaglos.During tho past woek playors on the various squads have boen practicing steadily on the park diamonds which are now pretty woll in shape for nerlous play.It fn yet Lo carly to.make any prediction on the quality of the toums, but what Indications there aro point to the fact that the players are fairly ovonly match- od.This assumption is based, primarily, on the stamina they displnyed on hockey and haskot- hall squads during the past wine tor.1iugh Noble, physical director of the local branch, is confident that the forthcoming soason will be & particularly naclive one as an oxcoeptionally large number of 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PAGE EIGHT MERRY-GO-ROUND Hollywood, May 1\u2014 Will Osborne, osce featured at Montreal's Ritz a new tune of etherial beauty heard frequently on the national networks.It bears the chivalrous title: .Osborne's band is currently cutting geberous Hand, Oh Babe!\" .slices of swing for local jitterbugs Bette Davis is putting finishing touches to her autobiography, and it will be serialized in a leading women's magazine prior to publi- Sign on a local marquee: Technicolor Laboratories this week announced a price reduction of one¥ cation as a book.\u201cThe Lady Consents!\u2019 .cent per foot, This will mean a saving of many thousands of dollars annually to American film producers, and it may be the first important step in banishing black - and - white photography from the professional screen.Sabu, the elephant boy, is in town for a picture and has succumbed to the machine age.He wants an automobile.* EASTERN AFTERNOON Anna May Wong, Movledom's gift to China, was born on the wrong side of Hollywood's railroad tracks but lives today in an enchanting, rambling house overlooking the blue Pacifle.Saturday afternoon we joined the actress at tea.Anna May's guests included Dr.Lin Yutang, celebrated Chinese philosopher and writer, the local Chinese consul, and a young Cantonese authoress, Kuo Gin-Chiu, whose latest ' book, \u201cPeach Paths,\" is rapidly becoming a best-seller.\"Within an hour we learned more of China and its people than three college professors had managed to cram down our throat in four years, Did you know that China gave the world four important inventions\u2014 firecrackers, gue powder, printing and the coms, pass?The Chinese compass points south, instend of, sth, Chinese women AR re hats, and are gen srally na ag after flowers\u2014 *each, J hid, Fhrysa ithemum, cherry Au sor, Tapis of 11 use Hp- § and\u2019 are enthusiastic jit.fe pe i ;while most Chinese Aude May à bang-up game of ee) \" when they're not busy outing the Japs.yoXou can.buy Canadian cigaret- 08 for five cents a packs In Bh And cars cost less there here.Robert Taylor 18 the nation\u2019s screen favorite; an there is no name more common in China than Lee-Chin, which, translated, means\u2014Smith, ! A most entrancing people, theses Chinese.And a most gracious hostess, Anna May Wong.\u2018We wish her a speedy and successful return to the screen.! SHAVINGS { Shirley Temple celebrated her eleventh birthday this week by severing relations with 20th Cen- tury-Fox and naming Frank Or- satti her personal manager.Shirley's current film, \u2018Young People,\u201d will probably be her last dou Century .\u201cTom Brown\u2019s School Days,\u201d starring Freddie Bartholomew, will have {ts world (premier in Ottawa, with proceeds 1going to the Canzdian Legion.The film is still before the cameras at RKO with Robert Steven- soh\u2014the young Britisher who made \u201cNine Days a Queen\u2019'\u2014as difector .Capitalizing on Ger- \u2018many\u2019s Norwegian coup, Columbia Pictures has bought an .or- Jginal story, \u201cBlitekrelg,\u201d for: dm- jmediate production ,.,: « : * » BORN THIS WBRK ; .Yesterday morning we.hied foursel out to a district projec.\u2018tion chamber and chewed * gum [while Paramount, Universal \u2018and RADIO WASHING MACHINE i VACUUM CLEAN \u2018 + to the better homes young Westmount maestro, Carlton Hotel, the composer of \u201cWouldst Could I But Kiss Thy at the Culver City Casa Manana .\u201cNight of Nights''\u2014 Columbla screened their latest gems, By far the best contribution was Columbia's \u201cThe Doctor Takes a Wite,\u201d\u201d a hilariously charming and utterly Impossible farce starring Loretta Young and Ray Milland.This is the tale of a bachelor-girl-turned-author- ess and a young medical professor who find it necessary to pose as married and share an apartment for several weeks.The funniest flim of 1940, it is a perlect- ly delightful bit of celluloid en- \u201cThe Doctor Takes a Wife.\u201d Not so successful were the other two pictures.Paramount's \u2018Typhoon\u2019 offers Dorothy Lamour and Robert Preston in abbreviated clothing but not much else, Done in Technicolor, the, film boasts tine , photography, and trick camera, effects, büt its plot is.- beyond even fantasy, Miss La- mour has never looked lovelier, and her one song, \u201cPalms of Paradise,\u201d is a certain hit.Lynn Overman\u2019s dry humour and the amazing storm and fire sequences -raise \u201cTyphoon\u201d above average.Mark it down as A pleasant breexe, - \u2018 \" Universal's offering was tho Btyg \u201cCrysbyrGloria Jean pro- säuction, \u201cIf I Had My Way.\u201d is one of Crosby's lesser efforts, but his young co-star displays genuine talent and a oy refreshing personality.El Bren.del is boring .asf.second male lead._.x\" FINALE Raymond Massey.is expected to sign this week; to play opposite Bette Davis in \u2018The Letter,\u201d her next for Warner Brothers , , .Lloyd C.Douglas, \u201cMagnificent Obsession\u201d while minister at St.James United Church in Montreal, was hired by Metro yesterday to write original screen stories for the Hardy Family and Dr, Kildare.Such is the destiny of genius! , , .Orson Welles may return to the alr for Henry Ford et flis next autumn .So ido: the news from Hollywood.Adios.who wrote Vanishing I Indians Irk Census Takers The census takers and the Papago Indians in Arizona are in a stalemate.The Indians, according to 1Indian Bureau officials, have good- naturedly, but firmly, decided the census questions are none of the Government's business.Meetings have:been held to explain: the law through interpreters, but when the, possibility of arrests for conjinyed refusal to answer quentions was mentioned, one replied: * * Government talks big, but ad nothing.\u201d Most of t Indian\u2019 reserv ons is handled clals safd theywithad instructed tield representatfves - to confer with\u2019 census officials and\u2019 the ® Our Qualificd Repalrnien Give Better Service o WEEN