The Westmount examiner, 16 mai 1940, jeudi 16 mai 1940

[" = ~~ wr OR AY, WEDDING GIFTS An Exclusive Collection of OLD ENGLISH SILVER a RI JEWELLERS 046 voL.Xl., Ne.20 #40 Years in [ir Rs Just Arrived Direct from London OHMAN\u201d 1216 Greene Ave.3 i 72 A IT ia WESTMOUNT TO he Westmount Bxa Serving The City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1940 PURCHASE NEW FIR E APPARATUS RESIDENTS HAVE: FINAL OPPORTUNITY TO ENTER Last Set of Uncompleted Rhymes Appears in This Issue i Of Westmount Examiner \u2014 Contest Is Sponsored By Business Association \u2014 Many Valuable Prizes , Will be Awarded Winners The second and final set of uncompleted rhymes in the limerick contest being sponsored by the Business Association of Westmount eppears in this issue of the Examiner and all residents who have not yet submitted an entry or who intend increasing their chances of winning by sending in additional \u2018last lines\u201d should bear in mind that this is their last chance to do so.The contest, which has attracted wide interest, offers as the first prize & beautiful squirrel scarf having a value of $22 and donated by Bleau and Rousseau, furriers.The second to the seventh ROTARY GLUB HEARS TALK ON [RUST FIRM.Bob Stanger Addressed Regular Weekly Luncheon Meeting Yesterday \u201cThere are plenty of reasons why a trust company, if it is a good one, can do better thaï an individual with other people's money.A good trust company could take over the funds of a blind men\u2019s home ang inyest them all in Le le 30 the men would never need to look at them again, even if they got their seight back,\u201d Rotarian Bob Stanger declared when addressing the regular weekly luncheon meeting of the Westmount Rotary Club on Other People\u2019s Money,\u201d in Victoria Hall yesterday.The speaker, who discussed the operation of {rust firms, in a classification talk, stated, \u2018In our business we run into many funny experiences.Confidence and estates mature with time; we come to know a great many things that interest people, and their preferences, We have to be prepared to operate a store, sell a business, run a stable or manage a transportation company.\u201d In conclusion Mr.Stanger gave à brief resume of the various services offered by trust companies, including the handling of estates, real estate administrations, collections and investments.He was introduced by Tom Stoakes and thanked by Dent Harrison.The president J.E.De- Lalanne, was in the chair.[3SUANCE OF PERMITS DOWN Building permits having a total value of $30,000 have been issued in Westmount so far this month, a slight decrease for the tame period last month, it was reported by city building inspection officials.A number of plans are now being studied and if.sanctioned permits will be issued.For the full month of May last Year the aggregate was $92,155.Whether this figure will be.attained or exceeded will depend on the number of construction Jobs to be commenced before the end of the month.HOLY HOUR PLANNED AT WESTMPT.CHURCH The Montreal Union of Parish Sodalities of the Arch-diocese of Montreal will celebrate in con- Junction with the Unfon of Parish Sodalities all over the world- Wide Sodality Day on Sunday, May 19 at 4 p.m.A Holy Hour has been planned to take place at the church of Ascension of Our Lord in West- Mount.Reverend Father Hector Daly will be guest speaker.There * prizes, 15 teat] 507d ¥ill be a solemn Benediction, respectively, are as follows; Nestle permanent wave, value, $5, donated by Lafrance Beauty Parlor; picnic jug, value $5.50, donated by J.Pascal Hardware; Yardley\u2019's toilet set, value $2.50, donated by Harte's Drugs; basket of fruit, value $2, donated by Thrift-Stop and Shop; two- pound box of chocolates, value $1.50, donated by Denyse Chocolates; carton of Davidson's assorted jellies, value $1.50, donated by Davidson's Pure Food Products, Closes May 20 The contest closes on Monday, May 20, and all entries received later than store closing hours on that date will be automatically disqualified.All entries must be taken to the firm whose name appears on the ad containing the limerick.Contestants may submit last lines to any or all of the limericks on the full page jointly-spon- \u2018advertisements \u201cih ; last week\u2019s and the current isdub BI] the Examiner.While the number of entries received from individual contestants will in \u2018no way| influence the decision of the judges in awarding prizes the more completed limericks a person submits, the greater his (or her) chance of winning.Confined to Residents The contest is confined to.residents of Westmount and all entrants must be 16 years of age and over.Limerick \u201clast lines\u201d should rhyme with the first two and be in the proper meter, All prizes will be awarded at the \u201cCitizens\u2019 Night\u201d of the Business Association in Victoria Hall on the evening of May 30.The contest, sponsored by merchants here, is designed solely to acquaint residents with the desirability of dealing with Westmount firms, There is nothing to buy and no obligations of any kind on the part of the contestants.Submit to Firms Simply complete all or any of the limericks, submit them to the individual firms whose names are on the ads, and take your chance along with hundreds of other contestants, of winning a valuable prize.Writing limerick \u201clast li- pes\u201d is one of the most entertaining of all publication contests demanding sufficient thought to be interesting yet in reality so simple that all have an equal opportunity of winning.There is no reason why you should not receive one of the valuable prizes when the awards are presented on May 30! Will Speak Howard S.Ross, K.C.,, D.C.L., will be the guest speaker at Grace .Church, Lachine, on Monday May 20.Pastor of the church is Rev.William G.Berry, M.A., B.D.AW A AR AMONG PERILS OF AN EXPLORERS LI SN SFEN FE = Surrounded by admirers, Admiral Richard Byrd, head of the Byrd Antarctic Expedition, is pictured at Santiago, Chile, where he recently stopped off on his way back to the.US.The occasion was a ball given in his honor by U.S.Ambassador Claude Bowers and attended by the President Auirre and the Chilean cabinet, , CLUB SPEAKER (CECIL MEDLAR\u2019 Governor Cecil Medlar will be the speaker at the weekly meeting of the Westward Rotary Club today at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.SCHOOL PUPILS 10 HOLD FINAL MEET MAY 21H Awards Will be Presented At Closing Exercises of Religious Classes The closing exercises of the Temple Emanu - El Religious School, when prizes will be awarded, is to take place on Sunday morning, May 28.A play, \u201cMounting Mount Sinai,\u201d will be given by the school players under the direction of Miss Francis Katz, B.Sc.The School for Emigres will observe its official closing on Monday evening, May 27th, This school was organized in May.1939, and has been functioning successfully in aiding newcomers in their adjustments to Canadian life.Four classes in the English | Language with special lectures on Canadian History, have been given during the year.Those on the regular teaching staff are Miss Betty Meyer, M.A., Harold Neumann, LL.B., B.C.L.,, Mrs.J.D.Feldtman, B.A., J.D.Feldtman, Jul Heim.Considerable Damage Is A runaway horse caused damage to an automobile, street car and wagon when it became frightened and bolted down Greene avenue on Friday afternoon.Walter Sullivan, of 3454 La- Salle boulevard, a salesman for Toilet Launderies, told police that the animal ran away when he released its leg strap in a lane running off Greene avenue by the Westmount Realties building.Just as he was about to step on the rig a truck entered the lane, apparently scaring the horse.Sullivan said he had no chance to catch hold of the reins as they were on the far side of the wagon.The animal raced down Greene, the wagon grazing the side of a parked car owned by Raymond Cardwell, 5190 Queen Mary road.apt.15, on the way.When it reached St.Catherine the horse and wagon crashed Into a stationary street car, breaking windows in the front of the tram and almost completely wrecking the wagon.The horse was but slightly injured.Harry Gordon, 4210 St.Catherine street, held the animal uatil arrival of the driver, ARRANGE FINE PROGRAN FOR \u201cCITIZENS' NIGHT\u201d Meeting Open to Public Will be Held by Business Association in Victoria Hall May 30 \u2014 Executive Committee to Comple \u2026 \u2018May 27 te Final Plans at Session All but last minute arrangements have been completed for the \u201cCitizens\u2019 Night\u201d meeting Westmount taking place in the 1 of the Business Association of arge auditorfum of Victoria Hall on Thursday evening, May 30, it was announced by commitlee ehairmen in gharge,pf thoitum be drawn ud at an exegutive pp aosterday, RIRAL -~platarm il -400IARKE QR Abid , Reetifig ofthe organizailon scheduled to be held in the office of W.G.Kenwood, immediate past-president, on May 27.Fa Don Ross, chafiman of the entertainment committee, stated that an excellent program of diversified acts, featuring local artists, had been drawn up.It includes ¥ presentations by the Norma Darling School of Dancing; Evans Sisters School of Dancing; Betly Spiers School of Dancing, and R.Jacobson in a novelty.act.The Y.M.C.A.Senior Leaders\u2019 Corps will be seen in a group tableau.Mr.Ross is to act as master of ceremonies.Keen Enthusiasm Keen enthusiasm in the meeting has already been expressed by residents here, the\u2019 majority of whom are familiar with previous functions sponsored by the association to which they have been invited, and a record attendance is expected to pack all available space in the hall.Noted Guests Apart from the program of entertainment, outstanding speakers will be heard during the evening and guests of honor are expected to include Mayor Walter A.Merrill, K.C., members of.the aldermanic body, D.C.Abbott.K.C., M.P.,, W.Gordon Hyde, K.C., M.P.P., and other notables.A large number of door prizes, expected to exceed both in qualj- ty and in quantity, that of previous public meetings held under the sponsorship of the association, will be awarded to lucky ticket holders, as will the prizes offered in conjunction with the limerick contest being sponsored by member-merchants in.this newspaper.The association, now operating under the leadership of a newly- elected executive committee, {a determined to make the event the most successful function which it has yet supported.The benefits which its members have derived a% a result of a closer relationship between merchants and residents, brought about by similar ventures, have been amply demonstrated and for this reason the organization is sparing no effort to assure the success of the forthcoming event, FINAL TRIBUTE PAID TO LATE ISAAC FRIEDMAN Prominent Member of Shaar Hashomayim Syn- \u2018 agogue Is Laid to Rest Final tribute was pald to Tsaac Friedman, a prominent member of Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue, at his residence on Sherbrooke street on Monday afternoon at 2,30 o\u2019clock.Mr.Friedman died at hif home following a short fll- né&s on Sunday morning.He was T3 years of age.A native of Lancaster, Ont., Mr.Friedman was horn on July 19, 1886, a son of the late Noah and Trina Kellert Friedman, one of Canada\u2019s early Jewish familles.He came to Montreal with his parents when he was four years of age.With the exception of several trips to the United States and abroad, he lived his entire life in Montreal.He married Miss (Continued on Page 2) The Victori N N N N N N N N NS N N N N N N N N N Ne N N Today: Postmen's Athletic Order of Scottish Clans.RO A MM LL AE\u201d Week At M AA A M A AA a Hall N N NS NS N RN N N N N N N N N N N N N N oy SN Assoclation, dance and bridge; Tomorrow: Elinor Moore School of Dancing, recital; Montreal Shrine No.1.Monday: Oasis Temple, Daug hters of the Nile.Tuesday: Westmount Chapter Royal Arch Masons.Wednesday: Regular weekly mount Rotary Club; Ladies\u2019 Regiment; the Eastern Star.Next Thursday: Manchester Unity, 1.0.0.F.; Clans, Committee of the Royal Westmount Stamp Club; Westmount Chapter Order of luncheon meeting of the West- Montreal Order of Scottish Cyclist Slightly Injured In Crash When his bicycle and an automobile coilded on Atwater avenue at tho corner of St.Catherine street last Thursday at 6.30 p.m.Fred Squires, of 635 Second avenue, Verdun, suffered bruises about the arms and clbows requiring treatment at tho Western Division of the Montreal General Hospital.The driver of the car, Harold Salter, 204 Selby street, stated that a pedal on Square's bicycle struck the front of his car, throwing the cyclist to-the ground.He took him to the hospital, COMPANY WILL TAKE PART IN ANNUAL REVIEW Unit Will March to McGill Campus \u2018Following Assembly at Westmount Park The First Westmount Company of the Boys Brigade will assemble at Westmount Park at 2 o'clock on Saturday.when it will march to the McGill Campus in order to participate in the annual\u2018Ÿattalion review and display taking place there.Col, A, A.Mages is Lo be the inspecting officer.The brass band of the Fifth Company of Verdun United Church is to render selections under the baton of Alex A, McCurdle, bandmaster.Sunday morning, the company will meet for the Spring Church Parade, this time to St.James United Church, where Rev.Major J.Bruce Hunter will give the \u2018on Westmount park £6r 10 o\u2019cltiok sharp.The 8th Company Brass band will also render several numbers during the service.The Company closing exercises will take place on Friday evening, June 6th, on which occasion all badges, certificates or other awards will be presented.Plans for a varlety program have been drawn up and is expected to surpass all previous presentations.Staff Sergeant James Patterson lg handling a first aid display, and dramatics will be arranged through Lance-Caporal Leonard Gough.Camp scenes are to he introduced to announce the company's camp which will operate again this summer.This season's enrolment will he doubled.A number of lanyards wlll be presented to members who have passed the necessary requirements.Many boys are endeavouring to complete these within the next few weeks.Corporals Walter Goodale and Robert Morrow along with Lance-Cpl.L.Gough are instructing this class, The bugle and drum hand of the unit entered the annual bhat- talion competition in St.James United Church last Thursday evening and Ja currently awalling announcement of Lhe results.Douglas Gordon Bagg Receives Law Degree Douglas Gordon Bagg, of West- mount, was one of 21 students of the Dalhousie Law School who received their degrees of bachelor of Jaw at convocation exercises miner held in Halifax nn Tuesday.2 zn?HARDWOOD FLOORS Supplied - Laid - Finished A.Ross Grafton & Co.4263 St.Catherine St., Westmount Free Estimates Repaired - Refinished Cleaned 2 WE.2323 LLL 8 SOE P LISS EG 1 SY SL PRICE: \u2014TWO CENTS 100-F00T AERIAL LADDER FIRE-REEL W ILL REPLAGE MACHINE NOW BEING USED Council Also Approves Plan to Modernize Other Equipment \u2014 $175,000 Loan By-Law Will be Prepared to Supply Funds for Part Payment of Collector Sewer \u2014 Contract Awarded for Shelter Westmount City Council authorized purchase of a 100-foot aerial ladder fire-reol of the latost typo, at a Monday night.Tha new pleco of ladder machina now in uso.rogular meeting on apparatus will replace the 75-foot The Council also approved plans to modernize existing equipment.The new ladder truck, which is powered by a 240 horse power motor and is tractor pulled, will ot firo apparatus in Canada, 1 ho among the most modern ploces ts equipment, besides the aerial ladder, Includes 300 feot of duralumin ground ladders.The aovial ladder, whicn will be able to reach the rool of any building In Westmount, is equipped with telephonic communication facilities in order that Instructions may be sont with ease from the ground Lo firemen on the top, All lndders on the reel are of metal construction, those on the aerial being made of steel.Preparo Loan By-Law Other matters attended {to by the Council Monday included instructions Lo the City Manager's office for proparalion of a $175,000 serial loan by-law to provide funds for the city's shave of the cost of construction of the St.Plerre collector sewer.The city's share in the cost of the sewer\u2019 is dependent upon the extent to which it uses it and the laying of new sowers ly Increase Lhe demand.The bonds are payable over a period of 80 years, A contract wag awarded to J.J.Bhea for construction of a shelter on the north side of Prince Albert Playground, facing south, The sheller will provide rest rooms for boys and girls, aL- tendant's quartors, and storage space for park apparatus and tools, Authorization was given the Parks Department to purchase n pick-up truck for spoedy transportation of men and materials to the various parks and lawn centres throughout the city.The truck will greatly facilitate and speed up the work of weeding, planting, and the general care of the parks.The meeting was presided over by Mayor Walter A, Merrill, K.C.TEMPLE PLAYERS TO PRESENT \u201cSKIDDING\u201d The first major production of tha Temple Emanu-11 Players.who make their debut on Saturday and Sunday evenings In the Temple House at 8.30 o'clock, will be the delightful rection of Mian This Is one of the well-known Hardy series which have heen #0 successful both on stage screen.Skidding\u201d enjoyed year's run on RMroadway nnd an amusing evening's entertainment is promised.and Annual Convention Will Be Held In Westmount \u201cThe Baptist Young People of Ontario and Quebec will hold their Annual Convention tn Montreal from May 23 to 26.Delegates come from as far west an Kenora and as far east as Quebec City and it ig expected will total] about 700 in number.Westmount Baptist Church has been chosen as the Convention Church and Conferences and Sessions will be conducted there.The two main speakers are Rev.W, Cameron of Yorkminster Baptist Church, Toronto, and Prof.McCracken of McMaster University, Hamilton, Sectional Conferences wil] he held all day Friday and Saturday morning.The Friday evening meeting is open to the public and everyone {8 invited to attend this gathering.The social side is provided for in the Hour of Fellowship Thura- day evening and again on Friday evening after the general assembly.Saturday afternoon the young people will leave In buses for a sightseeing tour of Montreal and then on to Grande Ligne to visit the Baptist school, Feller Institute.Saturday evening Is the climax of this aspect of the Convention and the young people will hve their Banquet at the Ritz Cariton Hotel, after which will be the Music Festival, Sunday morning at 9.30 the delegates will assemble in First Baptist Church: for the Communion Service after which they will attend the various church services In the City.The Convention closes with the Life Service Meeting on Sunday afternoon, three-acl comedy \"\u201cS8kidding', under the di- Dorothy Davis.a die.me \u201c INCREASE IN MENBERSHIP OF CHURCH SHON Westmount Baptists Succeeded in Meeting All Year \u2014 Reports submitted al the an- nua! meoling of the Westmount Boptist Church showed that all a small balance carried forward for the ensuing year, The meet ing was held in the school room of the church under the chairmanship of L.C.Haskell and the report of the pastor, Rev.J.A.Johnston, disclosed (hat there had been a substantial addition fo the membership.A total of $21,634.00 was contributed from all sources, with $7,807.08 going to missionary purposes.The women's organizations raised over $2,000 for missions, and $1,270, was subscribed to the Jubilee fund.The following officers were reelected: F, B.Dufty, treasurer; W.H.Gill, recorder of weekly offerings; Harold Hamilton, clerk: 1.C.Haskell, chairman of General Committee; and Miles Birkett and W.E.Cooper, auditors.C.15.Grearson and D, Na- | sont were electad Lu fill vacan- cles on tho Trustees board and 14, Owen, 8.C.Simpson, Thomas Todd and IK.G.White wero elected tho Board of Deacons.In addition to the regular expenditures there was a substantial outlay for repairs and reno- vations to the auditorium and schoolroom.Narrowly Escapes Serious Injury Prompt action on the part of & passing pedestrian, Raymond, Reynolds, probably played an impor tant part in saving from serious injury five-year-old John Durand, 4850 Weatmount avenue, who fell from his tricycle over the edge of the sidewalk into the path of a slowly maving truck at 5 o'clock J'riday afternoon.\u2018The mishap occurred in front of the younge ster's home.5 The youngster fell in front of the truck, driven hy Yves Glazipe 2334 Nellada Street, just as it w8s about to pull out from the cub.The driver stopped lmmediatél¥, however, when he heard a wêrne ing shout from Reynolds, As It was the tot suffered.an injury to his thigh.vo \u2014\u2014 Rotary Clubs Plan .Inter-City Meeting The Westmount Totary Club will he hosts Lo the Montreal- Westward Rotary Ciub at an inter-cily meeting In Victoria Hall next Wednesday, commencing at 12.45 p.m.As the session will constitute the regulAt meeting of the Westward Cluv Ît will not , Obligations During JLoktigations wee met dmdnl} apd pures Aga Ibis, ROW, ad Hothe tinfe ago, will great- [ meet, as usual, next THuraday, \u2026 Kens Eine * gr L af 8: Oxford, BL.1769, ; GARAGES TO LET ; VESTIGUNT, Victoria Ave.garage, Delivery porvice, \u201c ste Westmount Examiner Published Every Thursday Serving the City of Westmount Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis, THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.0 nl WaAinut 2773% \u201cThe Examiner\u201d aims tn he an independent, newspaper for the home, \u201c1 devoted to public service, valuable.clean WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1940 .ie .BRITAIN'S NEW CABINET ; Mr.Winston Churchill\u2018s new war cabinet \u20ac takes office under circumstances that will try ! thelr mettle to the utmost.But Britain has \u201cbeen fortunate in the past in that every crisis has brought forth great leaders, and : the Empire is united in the belief that we - again \u201camecessary to successfully meet the critical **-period which lies ahead.Great significance is attached to the fact that the influence of the extreme right wing of the governing party has been almost eliminated in the new set have the greatness up.It was this extreme right lowed its political sympathies for Hitler, Mus- Franco to outweigh its sense of Empire security to such an extent that the ring of steel which once encompassed .an impotent Germany was deliberately al- - lowed to disintegrate.Today, the buffer that was to protect us from Communism is driving toward the Channel in order to rain bombs upon us.Mr.Churchill, Mr.Eden, Mr.Duff Cooper, Sir Roger Keyes, and Mr.Sinclair saw it coming and warned us long ago, but the warnings fell on ears deafened by prejudice.{+The new Prime Minister, however, has lost \u201cno time in getting these very men \u2014 whose patriotism, disinterestedness, and earnestness is self evident \u2014 into the new Cabinet.It has been a housecleaning long overdue, and it will be a great thing for Britain and the Empire \u2014 a tonic at a time when most needed.Of particular interest to Canadians \u2014 and, we believe, of considerable significance, is the appointment of Sir Archibald Sinclair to the Air Ministry.Sir Archibald is an in- = timate friend of our own Prime Minister, and * as Canada is to be the chief source of strength \u201c for the British air arm, upon which our ul- \u201c timate triumph will largely depend, a co- solini, and General in they appealed leadership wing that al- rail lines.The me,\u201d each night.operation with a background of personal friendship and mutual esteem will be in- BREVITY EFFECTIVE \u201cFor heaven's sake, say it briefly!\u201d Mrs.Franklin D.Roosevelt appeals, advising Democratic women to include a peace plank in their platform.monstrates once again that she knows her practical psychology.Entirely too many platforms and policies have been wrecked for no other reason than that they were couched in such lenghty and ponderous phrases that the people to whom Thereby Mrs.Roosevelt de- for support lacked both the perception and the patience to study them and find out just what they meant.FARES ON CREDIT Canadian railways, seeking ways and means to compete with bus traffic, would do well to consider a plan which is being put into effect by 66 American lines.These roads announce that they will sell tickets on credits, allowing travelers to purchase their transportation, including Pullman accommodation and the popular all-expense tours, and pay for it in monthly instalments.The railways have need of every means they can find to encourage travel by train.The American roads are taking the step only after the most careful investigation convinced them it would be sound and profitable.There seems no reason why the same system would not work in Canada, and to the banefit of our own BITING OFF TOO MUCH Hitler's mania knows no bounds.latest dictate from Berlin is that a dress company sha!l be set up with the avowed.purpose of freeing German women from the style domination of Paris.Even those who might have believed that Germany had a chance of winning the war must admit that this time the Fuehrer has bitten off more than he can chew.ONIONS AND DIVORCE : \"That sounds like grounds for divorce to says a Detroit judge after hearing a woman complain that her husband made a practice of eating onions just before bedtime STOPME.IF YOU'VE HEARD THIS ONE WHO TOLD YOU THAT?\u201cHow's business?\u201d asked one business man of another in a Berlin street, \u201cBetter,\u201d gajd No.2.: \u201cReally!\u201d queried the surpris ed No, 1.\u201cYes, better than tomorrow.\u201d His Idea of Billa Business Man: \u2018I had a surprise this morning.I put on another suit, and in one of the pockets found a big roll of bills which I had entirely forgotten.\u201d Pessimist: \u201cWere any of them receipted?\u201d\u2019\u2014Grit.That Long Walk Back \u201cIt's no good, my lad,\u201d the officer sald to a rather young recruit, \u2018you couldn't possibly stand the long marches.\u201d The youth's face dropped, and he looked so utterly miserable that the officer asked him what was the matter.\u201cWell, sir,\u2019 he explained, \u201cI walked 200 miles to get here and I can't bear the thought of walking back!\u201d\u2014Children\u2019s Newspaper.\u2014 So It Seems \u2018Mother, isn't it funny that hats cost more than radios?\u201d Mother: \u201cBut they don\u2019t, dear.What makes you think so?\u201d \u201cWell, a sign in a window back there said \u2018Hats, $10 up,\u201d and we just passed another window with a sign that says, \u2018Radios, $10 down\u2019.\u2019\u2014Santa Fe Magazine, \u201cLovely Chicken, Isn't It?\" \u201cWhy do you set such a tough chicken before me?\u201d indignantly asked a young lady in a restaurant the other day.\u201c \u2018Age before beauty,\u201d always, you know, ma'am!\u201d replied the tactful waiter.\u2014 East Sussex News.\u2019 Words for | | | | 1 | | i § AUTOMOBILES FUR SALE & \u2014\u2014 \"TOWN & COUNTRY \u201d - MOTORS 872 VICTORIA AVE.WESTMOUNT \u2018EL.1108-8 OPEN EVENINGS Packard Conv.Sed.Radio, Ford Business Coupe.Buick Convertible Coupe.Chrysler Conv, Coupe.Packard Conv.Coupe, Heater, Packard Coupe, Radio, Heater, Packard Sedan, 8 Wheels.Packard Club Sed.Heater.Packard Super 7 Pass, Lim, Bulck 7 Passenger Lim.Many Others to Choose From A SITUATIONS WANTED I.GARDENER .UNDERTAKING general garden maintenance.Theory, practical expe- rlencé, flowers, vegetables, shrube, : fook, lawna.Relinbillty Service.Write QC.H, Frank, 134 Dorchester East, MA, : 7840.r-6 COUNTRY HOUSES TO LET DORVAL ISLAND - Furnished, house to rent for summer months.8 rooms and bathroom, Large verandal, lovely garden on lake frontage.Community tennis and sports.WE.4633, COMO.Modern 8 and 10 rooms, furnished if neccessary, near lake and station, Tyson Robinson, Phone Hud- on 453.P-5 ay of Sutton, Que.- Seven, eight rooms, all year houses, newly renovated, one to three acres garden, electricity, finest water.Particulars F.A, Olmstead and Son, Sutton, Que.VAL MORIN - Lac Raymond, 8 roomed cottage, all conveniences, QGen- tiles.Mr.Slmpson, DE.1155, FLATS TO LET MELROSE, OXFORD and tid Orchard, modern duplexes, large br ght rooms, heated or unheated with os Without garage, sunporch, hot water, 'S Sear -sehools, Hoolahan builder, un Pe RE STORE TO LET ; TH #1 MATTHEW ST.corner St : Gahertne, Suitable for Barber Shop.Beauty Parlor, ete.Apply Ostro\u2019s 3 Btore, 1801 St, Catherine West, P-là beldi# Sherbrooke St.: reasonable shine, repairs, etc.El.0767.P-12 \u201dn FOR SALE troubles.HY from Ecsema, Rsorlams, Impetigo, Ath.Intes\u2019 \u201carg Theum, Poison Lvy, Bolls, Chaps, Iteh, !Rngworm and most skin &iments, 50c: $1.00; $5.00 (Medium and! Strong).and sold bY All Drugglats.CHÉSTERFISLD suite, bedroom, rugs, scatter mats, secretary, ball furniture, studio couch, lamps, gate: - leg table.Soli .everything Imme- 8.2063, Recommended P-1 diately.Sherbrooke, Apt.1, coRB¥Y.Viet ave.P-3 BEAUTIFUL -RUG, seVer used, bar- sain 320: Cheslertie rite, $50.Modern bed-FGom.$0s, bbard dining room, studio, se, ] nats, gate- leg, bookc numne oppor- unity.FJ Mireene, West- ount, x.* lamps.FOR SALE MoCLARYS gas-stove wlilte and grey.Cheap.Wringer and stand, all perfect condition.WI.8673, 93 Selby Street.P-13 DROF head six drawer Singer Sewing \u2018machine with attachments, Ilke new.Wdmond's medical\u2019 electric baker for Little used, Couch bubble spring, good condition.Phone evenings only, AT, 2049, v-37 CONSOLL gramophone including re- cords, Perfect conditlon, Bargaln to quick buyer.629 De 1I'Epee avenue, Outremont.V-106 THRE place Chesterfloïd set, mohah revorsible cushions.Telephone WI.1805.Evenings or Saturday afternoon, No dealers, v-101 .HORIZONTAL 1\u2014Pauso 6\u2014Punctuation mark 11\u2014Upper shell of 53\u2014-Fish gree | Crossword Puzzle 66\u2014Professional de- E-\u2014Cry, as à child 35] CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE LADY'S red gronfell Jacket, sizo 20, regular $11.50 for $3.50, hardly worn.KL.3643.V-102 GRAND RAPID dining room set, per- fact condition $175.Living room set with slip covers $75.00.Child's nursery set, no spring or mattress $15.00.End tables, Reasonable prices, DE.0723, V-100 VICTOR radio, and slip covers for studlo couch.Reasonable.DE, 7406.v.98 BICYCLE, girl's model C.C.M, Excellent condition, maroon colour $17.50.Tricycle, large size $3.50.17 Stratfo! Rd.EL.3202.v-0 STROLLER, wicker, and small bicycle C.C.M, size 30.AT, 0855.V-108 16\u2014Beginners 19\u2014Place of Laptism 23\u2014Lament © 26\u2014Scaly surface of oyster 60\u2014Yetlow ocher bark 12\u2014Quantity 61\u2014Scoft 27\u2014Printing direction 14\u2014Deluge 63\u2014Native ot Asinstio 3S\u2014Duck 5\u2014 \u2018ho loves his try nate - 15\u2014One who country 81\u2014Symbol of protec- 17 cours 6s-\u2014Maltreated mu Attention Voice er \u2014Atten 15\u2014Sprite 87-\u2014Natural under.35\u2014Russian river 20\u2014Pleve ot property ground reeervoir ST\u2014Ager 21\u2014Eronous 68\u2014Injure River t ack away .41\u2014Defea 24\u2014Shakespearean #9\u2014Hindu queen 42\u2014Sarcastic character 70\u2014Players in sport- 43-Affirmative votes 25\u2014Stanza ing contest 45\u2014Bnllding material 29\u2014Female camel VERTICAL 46\u2014Finishe 82\u2014Behold! 1\u2014Garment 51\u2014ltallan river 33\u2014Amatory 35\u2014Indefatigable 8\u2014Li 2\u2014Consequently ternry notes 2\u2014Oant grasses 54-\u2014-Utmost extent 38\u2014Fortable chair» \u2014Fathers 55-\u2014Stick _mud 40\u2014Beor Extol 58\u2014Jacket 41\u2014Purplish flower 8\u2014\"Top plece 8s\u2014Tardy (var.) 441\u2014Growing in couples 47\u2014Gold in heraldry, 3\u2014Speck 48\u2014Depend on 11\u2014Strain 49\u2014Indian antelope 50\u2014Ecclesiastical amount court 14\u2014Artless 7\u2014Ancient poet 9\u2014Painting on wall 10\u2014Old womanish 13\u2014Arrives at full 61\u2014United States island slan fe\u2014Agyptian goddess §1\u2014Formerly named \u2014 Spr Scorutions win de toung .sjoo where In this sue) FOR SALE BLACK earth, and horse manure at reasonable price.6540 Cote St, Luc Rd.EL.4672.\" \u2019 V-92 CONGOLEUM rug, 12x12,green border with fawn centre and pink flowers with green leaves.Cost $10.00, sell $6.00.Sinall trunk $1.00, WA, ass 9 NORTHERN Electric radio, 8 tubes, $15.00, EL.2142, v-8s RUGS, Orlental 9x12, Meley-Anatolian *5\u20189'\u2018x49# Keppe - Bokara \u2018Prayer\u2019.4181 Decarle.v-81 KITCHEN chairs, vacuum attachments, scales, toaster, combination Radio, 8 wicker rocking chairs with spring cushions, wicker go-cart.Ali good condition.EL, 7452.V-T8 KOLINSKY, 53 piece fur neckpiece, almost new $25.00, Phone EL.9737, after 6 p.m.V-T6 VERY large play pen with canopy, suitable for lawn, Baby pram, AT, 6984.V-72 BEAUTIFUL RUG, never used, bargain $30.00: chesterfield suite, $50.00; modern bedroom, $65.00.Gibbard dining room, studio set, scatter mats, gateleg, bookcase, tables.Genulne opportunity.FI, 1850, 1303 Greene, West.mount, V-160 GENERAL Electric refrigerator, 93 eubie foot.Walnut knee bole desk.Spinet desk and chalr (mahogany).Wi.3073.ALL) AQUARIUMS, two twelve, two five gal.tanks.Thermometer, accessories, bargain price.DE, 5061, V-38 CHILD'S crib.and chifferobe In beau- tiftil solid mapie, In good condition at & bargain.5010 Sherbrooke St.W.apt.12A, FL.4135.v.70 {CE metal refrigerator, practically new $10.00, FI.1807.Vv-68 LEFRBVRE'S delicious meat ples, 6 for 25c, fresh daily, DE.1303.Ve deliver.v-s WANTED TO PURCHASE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER The Examiner's Hidden Titles Contest following requirements: \u2014 the Westmount Theatre during the hidden.the purpose.one submitting the right answers.will be received in Monday's mail: side Ave.The Westmount Examiner's Hidden Titles Contest is run with the kind co-operation of Mr.Godel, manages of the Westmount Theatre.Each week twelve passes are given to the six lucky winners who comply with the Simply find the two \u201cads.\u201d in the current issue of The Westmount Examiner in which the names of the two feature pictures being shown at first half of the coming week are Submit all answers to The Contest Editor, The Westmount Examiner, 2191 Hampton Avenue, using the special coupon provided in each issue fa: Contestants must be over 16 years of age.Residents of Westmount, only, are eligible.All answers must be in the office not later than Wednesday, and the names of the winners will be published in Thursday\u2019s issue.A convenient coupon will be found elsewhere in the papsr.The winners are drawn\u2019 from among those who submit the correct answers as, unfortunately, it would be impossible to give passes to every- The winners of last week's contest are as follows and their passes Miss Ruth Noble, 4463 Montrose Ave.; Mrs.Clark, 29 York Ave.; Ross Common, 584 Lansdowne Ave.; Bernadette Groux, 4320 Montrose Ave.; Mrs.John R.Boyes, 135 Irvine Ave.; Esther C, Harper, 46 Sunny- does not accept responsibility tor Ayer McKinney, who deserves cago Rotary is not the first in the bers.Turgeniev, \u2018It seems to me that to put oneself in the second place is the whole significance of life.\u201d The novelist answered, \u201cIt seems to me to discover what to put before oneself, in the first place, is the whole problem of life.\u201d It was said of a learned cleric that \u201cHis archeology and his divinity resided in the same mind as mutual strangers.\u201d Reminding the people of the U.S.A.that \u201cit was while busi- .iness had a free hand, practically undisturbed by government intervention, that the first crashing evidence of the failure of the economic machine appeared,\u201d the National Economic: Committee investigating monopolies filed with the Senate a preliminary report recommending extensive revision of anti-trust legislation to break up so-called \u2018\u201cmonopolistic brakes\u201d on national recovery.Happiness seems to be getting old-fashioned and fis being replaced by a synthetic but unsatis- tactory substitute\u2014excitement, \u201cAll history is contemporary history.\u201d\u2014Croce.New water-power installations in 1939 (in Canada) aggregated 97,040 horse-power, which with an installation of 1,400 horsepower,omitted from the 1935 figures, brings the total for the Dominion at the end of the year to 8,289,212 horse-power.\u201cIt might be thought that his (President Roosevelt's) uniqueness lay in his ability to use other people\u2019s brains, and that the distinguishing feature of the New Deal is his \u2018brain trust.\u201d Certainly he has an unusual kind of intellectual curiosity, which draws him to those with more intellectual powers and more fresh ideas than he himself possesses.\u201d \u2014 Alfred M.Bingham, Editor of \u201cCommon Sense,\u201d New York Monthly.Canadians make more use of the telephone than any other country.We make more telephone calls per person than even residents of the U.S.A, * » Call Pearson\u2014WI.4965 || CALVARY CHURCH | BUSINESS Suits, top coat, also ladles\u2019 clothes, all kinds of good ] NOTES | clothing, turniture, radios, rugs, * * typewriters, sporting goods, etc.Best price paid, Sam Pearson At the morning service the Gir! Reg'd.1433 Notre Dame W.[-7 |g, 4es, Cubs and Scouts will hold CABINET MAKER FURNITURE repajred, beds cut down, altered and refinished.no mar, dull and French polishing, Pianos refinished in your home.Antiques, restored.Furniture made to order.Upholstering.Work guaranteed, also complete stock of \u2018Vetceraft\u201d unpainted furniture.Furniture Specialties, 1871 St.Catherine, WI, 9260.P-10 CARTAGE AND STORAGE NOTRE DAME DE GRACE TRANS- FER\u2014Local and long distance movers; Also storage.DE, 3110, P-8 DOMESTIC PETS ACCOMMODATION for pets In home- like surroundings.-Dogs trimmed, chipped, etc.\\Winna Kennels Regia- tered.El.9527.P-t1 FURS WE WILL remodel or repair your fur coat ltke new at summer prices, Rowat-Cusson-Ross, Limited, 3586 Sherbrooke Street, DE, 2311, P-8 TAILORING NRE.A.DANNELS high class er suits, evening gowns, fur coats relined.late of Holt Renfrew, Samuel Ogulnik.' Gibbs custom tailor.Tel WI, 4567, 19 Staynor Ave, Apt.Pau their Annual Church Parade.The members will meet in the Church Hall at 10.45 a.m.The Sunday School will meet in regular session at 11 a.m.and 3 p.m.The Men's Own will meet in the Church at 3 p.m.; Tuesday at 10.30 a.m.the Red Cross will meet to complete work required by the Central Division of the Society.The Junior Branch will meet on Thursday at 7.30 p.m.Wednesday at 8 p.m.the Midweek Service for prayer and meditation will be beld in the Church Parlors, and will be led by the Rev.A.F.Pollock.This Friday, May 17, a Variety Concert, sponsored by the W.MS.with Movies of Aldershot Camp and the Royal Visit, musical program and Comedy Sketch \u201cThe Cure\u201d will be given in the Church Hall.LLL 770 ded did ddd dd Ud 7d LOZ 22772 7 777777 ed 777777 27 2077 THE FORUM Conducted by HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C., D.C.L.In Which Subjects of General Interest Are Discussed The opinions expressed in this Forum are not necessarily those ot this newspaper and it WV LILISTLLISL I LSS SILLS LS LSS L LLL SLS LL SASL ISS SSL SSL SLL OLLI LL LSS ILL LSS LLL LLL LLL LLL SSL LI LSS LLL A A friend wrote to the novelist ¥ them.After a year of intensive discussion the Rotary Club of Chicage has opened two classifications to members of labor Unions.One will be available to labor union associations,\u201d and the other to \u201crailroad brothrhoods.\u201d The retiring president of the Chicago club, the major credit for the said: \u201cThe man we know is the only man we can understand.\u201d William new rule, Chl- organization to admit union mem- Letters TO THE Editor EX.LETTER TO ERITOR The Editor, The Examiner.Dear Sir: The school year will soon be ended and many parents are wondering if our educational authorities are taking steps to provide for the teaching of conversational French in our schools.There has been no public announcement to that effect and as far as parents are aware, the sacred curriculum must not be tampered with, Sometime ago, a number of parents wrote to the Press on this subject and one of the \u201chigher-ups\u2019\u201d had the temerity to reply that such letters were found \u2018\u2018amusing\u201d by the aforesaid higher-ups, further, that no changes could be made unless parents were prepared to dig deeper into their pockets and to pay an enlarged number of teachers.Those who pay the piper are proverbially entitled to call the tune and if parents prefer an education that will be much more of a \u2018preparation for life, than spending years on Latin, geometry, algebra or a swattering of science they have a right to so express themselves, Educational authorities sum to forget that they are the servants \u2014 not the masters of the public.in a recent address before the Sherbrooke Rotary Club, Mr.J.A.Blanchette, M.L.A.for Compton, made the following remarks which many parents will fully endorse: \u2018Any school or education institution in this country today, which does not do its utmiost to turn out bi-lingual graduates, whether that institution be French or English, commits a breach of educational trust.For the coming generation not be fully aware of the importance of bilingualism is to count tailure, irrespective of the vocation to be chosen in life or, if not failure, at least mediocrity in any given pursuit.Mr.Blanchette went on to speak of job seekers he had met, of one language only, who were in dire need of work for themselves and families but who were unable to qualify because of bi-lingual requirements.He hoped that educational institutions would recognize the importance of the matter and would strive to the very utmost to remedy this situation, with the least delay possible, even at the risk of forsaking other items of their study programme, in many instances not as important from the economic viewpoint as bi-lingual- ism.In the newly adopted 6-3-3 arrangement every pupil finishing the 6-year course should be able to read, write, but above all, to speak, English and French fluently before tackling Latin.algebra, geometry or a swattering of what passes for science.Can this be done?Yes, when the desire and determination to do it exists but never by the existing system.A future letter will contain some suggestions as to how.with: out incurring needless expenses.this could be accomplished.DEBORAH.© ial Final Tribute .(Continued from Page 1) Rose Pauline Goldstein, daughter of Adolpbe Golstein, of Montreal, op Juns 12, 1894.In 1885 Mr.Friedman became associated witlr the firm of Moses Vineberg and Company, wholesale furriers, from which he retired as a partner in 1915.Since that time he has acted as an authorized trustee under the Bankruptcy Act.Mr.Friedman's outside interests were wide and among his many connections were the Mon- tefiore Club, of which he was a charter and life member; the Montreal General and Jewish General hospitals, in each of which he was life governor; the Federation of Jewish Philanthropies, of which he was one of the founders, and the Elmridge Golf Club and the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association, of which he was a member and life member, respectively.Surviving are his wife; three sons, Arthur, Walter and Edward Friedman; four brothers, Charles L.David S.Hirsch, N.and Raiph Friedman; one sister, Mrs.Lyon Cohen, and five grandchildren.* \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014,\u2014\u2014 (CHRISTIAN SCIENCE! | SERVICES | *,*\u2014 x \u201cMortals and Immortals\u2019 is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, throughout the world on Sunday May 19.The Golden Text is from I Cor.15: 53: \u201cThis corruptible must put on incorruption, and this mortal rust put on immortality.\u201d Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: \u201cBlessed is the people that know the joyful sound: they shall walk, O Lord, in the light of thy countenance.In thy name shall they rejoice all the day: and in thy righteousness shall they be exalted.\u201d (Psalm 89: 15, 16) The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science Textbook \u2018\u2018Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy: \u2018Mortals must look beyond fading, finite forms, if they would gain the true sense of things.Where shall the gaze rest but in the unsearchable realm of Mind?We must look where we would walk, and we must act as possessing all power from Him in whom we have our being.\u201d (Page 264).Why Locomotives Called \u2018She\u2019 Here !s why railway locomotives are called \u2018\u2018she.\u201d \u201cThey wear jackets with yokes, pins, shields, and stays.They have aprons and laps., Not only do they have shoes, but they have short pumps and even hose, while they drag trains behind them.They also attract attention with puffs and mufflers, and sometimes they refuse to work.At such times they need to be switched.They need guiding and requires a man to feed them.Many of them smoke and are much steadier when they are hooked up.\u201d OVERSEAS MAIL LIMITED Brazil Is sending mail to Europe only on Brazilian and Italian sh?ps.Two Nights Only DAN GILBERT LL.D.Young author\u2014recently Washington journalist.Former Hollywood news reporter.Subject: \u201cYouth in the arms of an OCTOPUS\u201d Wednesday, May 22nd at 7.43 pm.Verdun Baptist Church Verdun & Gordon Avenues Thursday, May 28rd at 7.45 p.m.ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH HALL City Counclllors St, Entrance 800 FREE SEATS\u2014DOORS OPEN 7.30 P.M, International Christian Crusade THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1 T.Kearney To Head Home-School Group A report on the activities of the King's Westmount Home arg School Association was rendered at the annual meeting held th:; week.The following slate of ofti cers were elected: President, T, Kearney; vice-president, Miss D.reen Jeffrey and R.Gregor.Pearse; recording secretary, Mrs, D: Gommery, corresponding see.retary, Mrs.A.W.Swan; rteasu:- er, Hugh Nourse; ex-officlo, G.Lessard.The secretary reported that = box of clothing containing abo: 120 pieces had been collected apd sent during the summer, to a school at Codette, Sask.A don- tion of $40.00 was also sent :o the Superintendent of Schools ia Saskatchewan, to be used fr various purposes.The association held a fath-r and son banquet fn the fall iy honor of the four championship teams of the schoo'.The teams won the football, bascball, basketball and hockey championships during that season.Christmas parcels were also sent to the children in the Alexandra hospital.During the season, the: Asso.clation held three teas and two monthly meetings.Many interesting and instructive addresses were given by well-known speakers during the course of the year.The War Work committee re ported that members had made 2500 dental swabs since the cow.mencement of the war.Among the articles made for the Navy League were, 24 caps, 8 pairs of socks, 3 pairs of mitts.Refugees, 1 sweater, 1 afghan.3 hats, 8 pairs of mitts, 1 pair of wristlets| and 2 pair of bootees.For thy Royal Montreal Regiment, 47 pairs of socks, 68 caps, 1 swen ter and 2 pairs of wristlets, A Good Choice A friend asked Pat one day If he had to choose between the sun and the moon which he would choose.Pat gave it some thought and finally said: : \u2018The moon, sir.\u201d .\u201cAnd why the moon, Pat?\u201d \u2018Faith, and \u2018tis loight all day \u2014but at night it\u2019s dark and we need the moon.\u201d $30,000,000 MARKET The Netherlands East Indies paid over $30,000,000 for Ameri, can products last year.Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.& Roslyn Ave.J.Alexander Johnston, B.A., - Minister, Mr.Shirley McKyes, Choir Lead Mrs.F.J.Hodgson, Organist 11 am.\u201cA King's Prayer in Extreme National Peril.\u201d 7.30 p.m.\"What God did for the Captain : of the Host.\u201d Young People\u2019s Union Monday at 8 p.m.Mid-Week Fellowship Wednesday at 8 p.m.Calvary Church Dorchester St, at Greene Ave.Westmount.Minister: Rev.T.W.Jones, MA.D , Interim Pastor: Rev.A.F.Pollock, B.D.Preacher at both services: REV.ARTHUR STEED.JR.17:00 a.m.\"Witnessing for Christ.Annual Parade of Calvary Git Guides, Cubs and Scouts, 7:30 p.m.\"The Wheel of Life.\u201d 11:00 4m.& 3 p.m.Sunday Schod in regular session, 3:00 p.m.Men's Own Brotherhood Tuesday 10:30 a.m.and Thursday 7:30 p.m.Red Cross Units.Wednesday, 8 p.m.Mid-wgek servic for Prayer, led by the Rev A.F.Pollock.Barrister and Solicitor HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.57 St.James St.Wes?| Telephone HA.9238 r= peep eme\u2014 A Ad AD JAH PS m 16, 194 PEEEE=\u2014\u2014 ead Group ities © [ome arg rendered held th; e Of ofti.dent, Miss D.- Gregor- ary, Mrs.ding sec- ; rteasu.- ficlo, CG.re +1 | that ng aboir ected and er, to a A don- sent -0 chools .a 1sed {or a fath of > fail \u2018a rpionship e tean:s 1, basket- pionshins ere also the al- he: As-o- and two ly inter.addresseg| \u2019n speak of the 1ittee reid made the cotu- Amorg re Navy | pairs of Refugees, hats, 3 wristlets| For the nent, 47 1 swe ts.ne day If] n the sun e would > thought Pat?\u201d t all day : and we {ET st Indies ir Ameri, ptist lyn Ave.] B.A., ir Leade rganist xtreme Captain onday at inesday at ch 1e Ave.vices: .JR.or Christ.alvary Gif couts.f Life.\u201d day Schodl rotherhood Thursday s Units.tek servict the Rev.West E\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 oe THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1940 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER PAGE THRIN OFFICERS ARE! ELEGTED FOR NEXT SEASON Lyric Operatic Society Holds Annual Meeting\u2014 W.L.Johnston Re- Elected President The eleventh annual meeting of the Lyric Operatic Society, inc.was held on May the Sth at the Westmount YMCA, The meeting, which was well attended, heard with interest a review of the season's activities, given by the president, W.L.Johnston.The president in the course of his remarks, dealt with the artistic and financial success that :he Society had achieved with the production of Gilbert and Sulli- vap's opera \u201cPatience.\u201d This production was sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary of the No.9 Field Ambulance C.A.S.F.He stated that this branch of the Montreal Soldiers\u2019 Wives League had raised by this means some $780.for their war charities, Mr.Johston pointed out that the Society was very fortunate in having Mr.and Mrs.Harry Norris as musical and stage directors, The Lyric Operatic Society was the first amateur operatic group in the city to be conducted by Mr.Norris.Discussion follnwed concerning the selection of next year's production.While no definite decision was arrived at, Gilbert and Sullivan's \u201cPinafore\u201d would appear to be a popular choice.It was decided to hold a picnic for the members some time during the month of June.The President thanked all those who had assisted in any way with the production of \u201c\u201cPatience.\u201d\u2019 Special mention was made to the work of*Miss Kathleen Hilliard, the Society's accompanist, and Mr.W.W, Rooney who was in charge of the scenery and lighting.The following officers were elected for the season 1940-1941: Hon.Pres.Brigadier C.B.Price.D.S.0., D.C.M,, V.D., A.D.C; Hon.Vice-Pres.Mr.Thomas Irving: Pres.Walter L.Johnston; Board of.Directors, Lawrence E.Lister.William Saddler, Frederick She- ward, Mrs.R.M.Whitmore and Miss Betty Lydon; secretary Miss Helen Pope; treasurer James Paterson.7 USING HORSE SENSE Andy Devine, who weighs 278.pounds In his birthday suit, has gone on a reducing diet.He had to.His favorite horse could no longer carry him! Andy, currently appearing in Paramount's raga of the open spaces, \u201cBuck Benny Rides Again,\u201d hopes to taper off to a light 220 pounds within three months.West End Carpentry All kinds of carpentry work and repairs.Screens and flower boxes made to order EL.0523 4935 SHERBROOKE W.(Near Claremont) Good Top Soil For Sale Delivered A.TROTTIER 5207 LACOMBE RECENTLY ORDAINED CLERIC WILL PREACH The guest preacher on Sunday in Calvary Church, Westmount, will be the Rev.Arthur Steed, Jr At the morning service the subject of the sermon will be \u201cWitnessing for Christ\u201d.and at the evening service the theme will be \u201cThe Wheel of Life.Rev.Arthur Steed, Jr.was born in Angola; West Central Africa, where his father, Rev.J.Arthur Steed.was an evangelical and devoted missionary.The son has just been ordained into the ministry, and the congregation looks forward to his coming to Calvary on Sunday.Toronto Medico Will Speak Here Dr.J.D.M.Griffin, of Toronto, Associate Medical Director of the National Committee for Mental Hygiene, will address a Dinner Meeting of the parents of St.George's School at 7.15 p.m., on Friday night, May 17th at the Ritz Carlton Hotel.The subject will be \u2018\u2018Educating Children for Mental Health,\u201d and sound pictures demonstrating a new technique for teaching mental hygiene principles will be shown, EXPECT RECORD TOURIST HERE .As no changes have been made in the generous regulations permitting the free and unhampered interchange of tourist traffic between Canada and the United States, it is confidently expected that the coming summer tourist season will be a record one in the entry of American citizens into Canada, according to C.W.Johnston, general passenger traffic manager of the Canadian National Railways.\u201cOperators of Canadian resorts, merchants and others conducting relative activities may therefore expect unprecedented business to come their way this summer as millions of Americans cross the international \u2018peace border\u2019 for a vacation holiday in the Dominion.\u201d \u201cCanada, with a wide variety of interests and attractions to the tourist, should be more widely known as a great varation playground\u201d Mr.Jonhston said, \u2018\u2018and with this in view, tourist folders in color, describing Canada\u2019s finest vacation lands, have been distributed all over the continent by the Canadian National Railways as a reliable guide to the vacation seeker.\u201d As a result of this distribution, inquiries have been pouring into our passenger agents\u2019 offices throughout the United States seeking further information about Canadian resorts, added Mr.Johnston, Great Year \u201cFollowing the proclamation of the president of the United States, the greatest travel year in American history is about to begin\u2019 said Mr.Johnston, \u201c\u2018\u2018and with pathways from all points in the United States leading northerly into friendly neighboring Canada, we have an exceptional opportunity as Canadians to benefit from this great migration of vacationists.\u201d\u201d \u201cThere.is also the important duty of extending a cordial welcome to visitors from the United States and to maintain a strictly Canadian atmosphere\u201d added Mr Johnston \u201cwhich is what the American visitor wishes to see whez EL.1895 he comes to this country.\u201d ANNOUNCING .(Corner Pri i .The Reopening of the CANDY SHOP 4910 SHERBROOKE ST.WES\u201d SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER! Home Made Chocolates and French Bon-Bons nce Albert) 45; 1b.CUTEX POLISH FOUNDATION © with your favorite CUTEX POLISH SHADE Adds longer life to your manicure and helps prevent brittle nails.Cutex Nail Polish and Cutex Polish Foundation.Get a FREE Sample of Bodh jo.356 On Sale at All Drug and Departmental Stores.THIS SUMMER: LONTINGENT TO GET TRAINING AT MT, BRUNO * Cadets of the McGil! University Contingent, C.O.T.C., under Lieutenant Colonel J.M.Morris, M C.V.D.will receive intensified training in tactical exercises and fn the care and handling of troops in action, when they go under canvas at Mount Bruno on June 14.The cadets will remain in Camp until June 23, and during this important phase of their training will receive instruction in the practical handling of the new weapons.Specific arrangements for the artillery, machine gun and mechanized cavalry branches ars under consideration.The Camp and training at Mount Bruno will be an official parade for all ranks.Colone! Morris and his officers have chosen the earliest possible date in order to facilitate the attendance of University under-graduates intending to leave the city for the summer.The period of nine days has been adjusted to include two week-ends so that demands made on the time of professional and business men will be as light as possible.Major O.B.Rexford, commanding the Infantry Wing and Major C.A, Parker commanding the Specialists Wing of the Canadian Officers Training Corps, are, with Colonel Morris and the corps\u2019 Adjutant, Major E.deL.Greenwood, arranging a comprehensive series of tactical operations calculated to illustrate lessons being learned from events in the actual theatres of war.LOGAL DIRECTORY [5 BEING PREPARED Harold Harris, 5309 Brodeur Avenue, is at present undertaking the compilation of a new phone gulde for householders in West- mount N.D.G.and Snowdon, Interested and associated with writing and advertising work.Mr.Harris states that the new directory is being designed to scientifically list all types of business establishments in the local- itles mentioned, It will tell the householder at a glance whether the store or business wanted, is in the neighbourhood, giving its name, number and address in alphabetical and categorical arrangement, Should the work of compilation proceed as planned, Mr.Har- rig expects to publish his new directory some time during the month of September.LIBRARY RECEIVES ROSICRUCIANS BOOK A volume treating on the subject of Rosicrucianism has been added to the collection of Rosicrucian philosophy at the West- mount public library.This book \u201cThe Rosicrucian Manual\u201d gives an outline of the work of the Ro- sicrucians.The Grand Secretary of the Rosicrucian Order with national headquarters in Can Jose, California, states that because of the demand for works on this subject, it has been necessary to donate a copy to the library.Since the Rosicrucian Order, known as AMORC, is not a-rel- igious organization, all its publications are treatises on phiJos- ophy, metaphysics, the sciences and arts\u2014the object of the organization heing to acquaint the student or member with the nature of existence and to give an understanding of the funda mental laws of life so as to permit him to realize a fuller and more abundant existence.Britain\u2019s 400 Closed Coal Pits One half of the miners of Great Britain who were unemployed at the outhreak of war are now at work as a result of the Government drive to increase the peace time output of 240.000.000 tons a year by 40,000,000 tons.Lord Portal.chairman of the Coal Production Council, is now touring British coalfields to speed production up to the full 280,- 000,000 tons required to meet the enormous worid demand created by the blockade of German exports.When war began Germany was selling abroad some 24,000.- 000 tons a year and Poland 14.- 000,000 tons, almost half of which trade it is estimated has now been cut off by the British Navy.France, Italy, the South Amer- fcan countr:es and overseas bun- kering stations are all clamour-! ing for supplies and Inquiries are also coming in from Canada.Portugal, Greece, Egypt, ~nd Alger- fa.Ttaly lost 2.000.000 tons coal when shipments from Rotterdam were held up: now she is second only to France as a huy- er of South Wales coal and there 1s no doubt that she would take far more if it were available.of Jean and Hazel Fitzgerald.\u2018he newly complated Cojumbia Icefield highway, leading northward from Banff and Lake Louise in the Canadian Rockies, will provide unique motoring thrills when it is officially opened for traffic in July.The new road which cuts through one of the most beautiful sections of the mountain playground, furnishes direct access to the great Columbia Tcefield, 150 square miles in extent, whose melting ice is the source of rivers which eventually find their way to three oceans, the Pacific, the Arctic and the Atlantic via Hudson Bay.The highway runs through the very heart of the great mountain chain.It follows the valleys of a barren or colorless, Instead, be- Beautiful Columbia Icefield Highway New Thrill for Visitors to Rockies succession of wild, tossing rivers; skirts impressive, age-old glaciers; runs along the shores of tumbling streams and jade-green lakes; passes roaring cataracts and rapids.This mountain region is not neath great snow-capped peaks are great spruce and pine forests, glittering glaciers, translucent bodies of water, peaks looking for all the world as though huge paint pots had been spilled down their cliffs and terraces.Bears, elk, moose and other big game can be seen along the roadside and there is good fishing in the waters of the district.This new highway promises to be an important factor in attract- WN 3 NN 5 Fb SA * ER aN & ps SN ing greatly increased numbers of visitors to Banff Springs Hotel, Chateau Lake Lofiise and Canadian Pacific mountain lodges this summer.An interesting programme of special events has been planned in view of the record numbers of visitors expoct- ed from all pants of this continent and includes the Indlan Days celebration at Banff, July 18-21; Trail Riders of the Canadlan Rockies, July 26-30; Sky-ldno Trail Hikers, August 2-5; Banff Golf Week, August 18-24; Alpine Club of Canada outing to Glacier Lake, July 14-30; and Banff School of Fine Arts, August 1-31.The annual Stampede at Calgary, Canada\u2019s greatest Wild Wost show, will be held from July 8 to 13.SPEIRS PUPILY GIVE EXCELLENT PERFORMANCE Betty Speirs scored a briniant success with her dance recital which was held in Victoria Hall on Saturday evening, A feature of the evening was \u2018There are Fair- fes\u2019 in which the younger children were given unlimited scope to display their talents.Peter Miller is to be congratulated on the staging of this presentation in which comedy and artistic ability were skillfully blanded.From the rise of the curtain the tiny tots had the audience won over, and kept them so from then on as each little artist wove herself in and out of the story.The natural and enjoyable manner in which the children performed proved conclusively that Betty Speirs deserves her splendid reputation as a teacher of very young children.June Sidaway as the Fairy Queen was daintiness per- sonofied and had a splendid partner in Jane Allen as the King.The bunnies who madde for such hilarity by their lovable antics were Claudette Coupal, Marictte Durand, Michele Durand, Isobel Ann Carson, who also was a riot as Cupid, Suzanne Moseley and Helen Holbrooke.Gail (Pudgy» Regele surprised everyone by singing \u2018Happy Day.\u201d This young lady must have been all of three years.The junior class who delighted as the fairies and who al- 30 contributed a spappy tap routine were Pat Parham, Emily Ann Robertson, Joyce Shiller.Aileen Albert.Corinne Lyman.Raymonde Grant, Ann Welisford.Lois Klein, Joan Regale, Maureen McCann, Dundi and Sonia Wein.traub, Joan Builis and Mary En- twistle.Mary also was to the fore with a little song and dance which made the audience smile Joan Regele in addition to taking her part in the line work was seen In a smooth acrobatic num- her and in an old fashioned number in which her costume was much admired.Then we had a sweet number \u2018Alice Blue Gown\u2019 in which Rayetta Schacter, Naney Telfer.Lisanne Coupal.Joan Watts and Joan McCormick scor ed decisively.Numerous solo items were presented during the scene, most prominent of which | were Lois Albert and Barbara | Pettit with snappy tap routines {and Gwen Smith !n acrobatic and { Nancy Telfer in \u2018Sunbonnet Sue.\u2019 Haze] Fitzgerald displayed a beautiful voice for one so young in \u2018When You Wish upon a Star\u201d.| The Ballet ensemble supplied the artistic atmosphere prominent being Jean Barnes, Audrey Jones A beautiful sacred presentation \u2018Coms unto Me\u2019 was another tri- büte to the showmansh'p of Peter ! Milier.The scenic and lighting effects heres were beautiful.Jean Barnes as the Madonna had the support of Nancy Telfer, who displayed remarkable histrionie ability as the waif.Maureen McCann as the Angel child and the senior class as the Angels.Mrs.Andrew Webster sang \u2018Ave Maria\u2019 in a rich contralto voice to & violin ob- ligato by Arthur Davison which lent itself to the spirit of (he tableau.We have always looked forward to the Boys ! in a-Speirs' show and \u201cnce égain | we were not disappointed.The little fellows appeared in a scene \u2018Tally-ho\u2019, redcoats spufs and all, and with the company of the lovely June Sid- away, they sang, danced and recited themselves into the\u2019 hearts of the audience.They seem to get better as years go on.Worthy of mention were John Lyall, Bobbie Matthews, Billy Madigan, Billy Martin, Kenneth MeNiece and Peter Robertson.The senior class In a novelty tap \u2018Minuet In Swing\u2019 and a precision routine came in for their share of the applause.Noted among these were Gene Dufty, Doris Jackson, Jean Barnes, Dorothy Fitzgerald, Audrey Jones, Jean Fitzgerald, Bar- hara Pettit, Hazel Fitzgerald, Peggy Jean Ross, Isobel Maclel- lan, Peggy Copper, Therese Landry, Winifred MacDonald, Gwen Smith, Mary McLean, Nessie Mac- Lean, Mary Ledoux, Yolande Neu- lard and Barbara Smith, Joan Layton, and Alice Milne.In the supporting program var- lely was the keynote with the result that there was not a dull moment.Speciz1 mention must be made of excellent tap work by Lisanne Coupal, Peggy Jean Ross, Violet Finnick, Gwen Smith and Jacqueline Lecluyse.Acrobatic specialties which were well re.celved were given by June Sid- away, Winifred MacDonald.and Peggy Jean Ross.Janie Allen scored heavily as the little Duten girl and also did a dainty polka.while Raymonde Grant as the French mald and Joan Layton in 2 smoolh soft shoe routine were well recelved.: Ballet The senior Ballet ensemble of Jean Barnes, Jean Fitzgerald, Audrey Jones and Hazel Fitzgerald were accorded an ovation for a splendid rendition of the Strauss ballet.Other items noted were a tap number by Winifred MacDonald and a lovely \u2018Dying Swan\u2019 hy the youthful Peggy Jean Ross.Tap dancing has always been synonymous with Peter Miller and once more we had the best that the ace tappers of the school had to offer.Therese landry in a ballet tap routine was accorded an ovation while ihe work of Peggy Copper in a \u2018Poet and Peasant\u2019 number was of professional calibre.These two young ladies teamed up with Mr Miller later in a smooth soft shoe routine \u201cTea for Two\u2019, which was accorded an encore.The acrobatie class took the spotlight with a clever display.Prominent here were Isobel MacLellan, Audrey Jones, Jean Fitzgerald and Jean Barnes.Next we had a colorful scene \u2018Cabaret\u2019, in which Mr.Mil- Jer appeared with his exhibition ballroom class in a very pleasine demonstration of Fox Trot, Tango and Exhibition Waltz which with the approval met of the huge audience, Noticeable were Mr and Mrs, Max Heybeard, DLitlias Swinden and Jim Hogarth, Evelyn Madlgan and Lawrence Hrn- derson; Simonne DesRoches and Peter Ewart.Mr.Miller had - ns his partners\u2019.Dorothy Fitzgerald and Molly Ushét-Jônes.\u201d Specialties in this scene werc given by Jittlà.Nancy Telfer who in the dees\u2019 of\" killy brooRhi ton house with her \u2018Oh Johnnie Oh\".and a sensational adaglv routine by Jean Barnes and Em.Orlick.Another notnble act here was the finished acrobatic work of Isobel MacLellan which shows distinct promise of being in the \u2018second to none\u2019 class.Fine Program One of the artistic triumphs of the evening was undoubtedly scored by Jean Barnes In a \u2018Waler Lily\u2019 number which she duplicated when she later appeared in a beautiful \u2018Russian Caprice\u2019 on toe.Concluding the program wus a tap scene in which the juvior starlets Audrey Jones, Barbara Pettit, Hazel and Jean Fitzgerald and Gwen Smith scored with a smart routine whlle little Nancy Telfer was equally successfully in a fast number, The entire company for a finale 'went tu town\u2019 in Mr.Miller's well-known time slep routine for which they had to give an encore.Altogether a splendid, and to our way of thinking, the best recital which this talented school has yet produced.The costumes were hreathtaking, and the scenic effects were very pleasing to the eye.Miss Florrie Jenkins.as in past years did a prodigious and splendid evenings work at the piano.While the: lighting of the sacred scene hy John Bradley.Roy Richardson and Ewart Fogerty was a work of art.Misa Speirs and Mr.Milles should feel very gratified with their efforts.CANADIANS IN CAST Cowboys and cowgirls from the United States and Canada are taking part in rodeos in Australia.CROSSWORD SOLUTION .*WASHED - \u2014 REPAIRED : BY VATIVE EXPERT Yervant S TRIN Ares #*, RUGS Jes TA 4903 iia SW WA 3636 Lire Progress and satisfaction with the results of the closing sen son's activities of the Club, ware the keynotes of the annual meeting of the Scottish School Clul of Moutreal, Ine, when the retiring President W.P.Montgomery made his annual report.A slight decrease mn member ship due partly to the outbreak of war last September was noted but there was an increase in the average attendance.The Annuai Robert Burns celebration held in January was again a pronounced success and another outstanding ovening was the \u201cOpen Night\u201d when wives and friends of mom- bers werer invited to hear an H- lustrated talk on the Royal Visit.by W, W.Swinden and J.M.lay.both of whom are members of the Club and accompanied the Royal Train throughout the trip The Troasurer\u2019's Report showed Annual Meeting Of The \u201cScottish School Club the finances of the healthy condition extraordinary expense incurrec in having the Club incorporated The Kducation Committees\u2019 re port submitted by the Chairmai Andrew Gemmell, proved very in teresting to the membership showing as it did gratitying.re sults of the oi®orts of the Chul to ensure a High School vduca- tion to a selected group of \u2018ais boys and three girls, All of ther wore visited regularly in then homes by the Committee nssisted \u2018by several members of the Club Votes of thanks to the retiring president and other officers and to the Education Committee wore passed and officers selected for the current \u2018year were T.'G.Smith, president, Alex Watt, vice president, D, A.Grant, treasurer and Jas.Becket, secretary were re-elected.\u2018 Club in 1 despite Bon Little boys and girls of Chinese, Finnish, and Polish ancestry staged one of the most colorful coramonles New York has soon fn à long time when they mot at the offices of the Colonial Trust Company, in New York, to open the first of 40,000 cans of nickels, dimes, and pennies received by the Children's Crusade for Children.The money was contributed by pupils of 860 New York City public \u2018schools and will be disbursed among needy youth throughout the world, The ceremony was attended by Mrs.James Roosovell, mother of the President, and Willinm Allen White, léditor of the lmporia, Kansas, Gazette, and nationally known writor Dressod in native costumes, children represontative ot thoir little brothers and sisters in lnnds across the sous volced thelr gratitude for the efforts made Ly the Children's Crusade for Children to relieve distress, Among these speakers was Kileen Chin, from the heart of New York's Chinatown.She woro a flowerod blue Cantoneso tunic, and her back hair hung in two long tresses.Laura Bialkosk!, 97 Kasi Seventh Street, wore a red-and- white dress of a Krakow poasant and a wreath of fleld flowers on her hair, while IMnland was rop- resentod by Rita Houkunen, of pe Prop, am .Are he Jimi) War Lands Represented - By Children in Drama Mrs, Roosevelt said she consid- ored it a privilege for American oufh to bu able to help distressed youth all over tho world that neods assistance.Italy F Penalizes Hoarders of Food Police, who are bearing down on food hoarders and profiteors, disclosed rocontly that 28,150 porsons had been penalized for violating regulations since outbreak of the European war.The drive brought a total of 32,410 persons into court.Eight offenders were sent to prison, five more placed on probation, 16,089 fined, while for 7,578 thelr places of business were temporarily closed or thelr licenses suspanded.Others wero let off with a warning, At the outbreak of the war special food vigilantes were organized among the regular police to combat food hourding und profiteering.' 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\u201cBut | thought it showed weakness to like By Lucie Neville You would sca sane HOLLYWOOD It wasn't bad + clothes \u2018and even.when I \u2018got into movies, 1 wouldnt buy any.! was going to save my salary./ knew what happened to actresses who threw away their money on furs and jewels: they ended up in the poorhouse! \u201cAnd along with that idea, I had the one about keeping my home life and studio work.separate.So when | was going to New York and Warner's wanted me to wear clothes they had selected, 1 refused flatly.I had talent\u2014 oh, yes indeed\u2014but I wasn't a movie actress, I was of the noble De Havilland family \u2018of Norman descent! Nobody knows what | thought a movie actress, wat\u2014a hussy probably.\u201cThen list \u2018year, two things happened: they took me out of costume pictures and put me in modern clothes in \u2018Four's a Crowd.\u201d Miriam Hopkins still is begging Ory Kelly to make her a copy of the evening gown I wore in it\u2014 that vives you an idea.\u201cThen mother and sister decided I ought redly recognize the glamorous actress above as the [8 girl in the prim togs at right.It's Olivia de Havilland before and dfter the movies taught her how to dress.+ 3 to have a fur coat.So Joan went out and bought me a mink one.It was such a bargain I said to myself, \u2018Oh, don\u2019t be an old skinflint!\" Then I had to have the clothes to livé up to the mink.So between the problem ot having my new fur coat on my hands and being exposed daily to those perfectly divine clothes in the picture, I gave up.\u201cI haven't learned it, all from designers, though.Errol Flynn and Donald Crisp gave me a lesson about hats, I was se proud of one,\u201d Miss de Havilland said unhappily.\u201cA $40 Paris original\u2014I was ashamed to tell anybody I paid that much\u2014with a big pink rose smack in the front.I wore it xo a broad: cast and when Errol saw it, he sand, \"My God! What have you got on\u2014a headlight?\u2019 He and Donald took it off my head and made me hide it under my chair until the broadcast was over.- \u201cMaybe Ive changed from conservative to Alice Faye looks smart in_an-ordinar that inthe photo in +, - ET = 1 Ta7 td, 1 Lge slightly flamboyant.But it has made life much more interesting, and- I'm having fun.I'm so crazy about clothes now that I kid myself into thinking movie fans expect me to dress for them.| even quit wearing old clothes to the studio, and got special things for the beach, and if they fit tight, that's fine.That's the evolution of a clothes- mouse for you!\u201d ANOTHER young actress who is studio- trained is 20th-Fox's Marjorie Weaver.As a Louisville belle, she remembered, she was intent on looking pretty.like most southern girls, and it was more important to have a differant dress for every date than to have a few good frocks.Streamlining was so much Greek to her, but she won beauty contest after beauty contest at college\u2014partly by going in for slinky satins and pendant earrings, which mide her different from her ruffled sisters.One of the contests sent her to New York and working there as a photographer's model, she had to have a varied wardrobe.On practically no money, which meant hunting for bargains.When studio de- \u201d signers took the collegiate-vamp out of her\u2014or vather, Miss Weaver out of the clothes\u2014she emerged in simple styles that are Junior League but not collegiate.Shining example of what the movies can teach a woman who really wants to learn is Marlene Dietrich, one of the best-dressed actresses.When she arrived, a plump hausfrau, her clothes weren't very different from her movie costumes: On her first visit \u2018to the Paramount lat, she wore a baby blue chiffon dress, a big picture hat, and pale pink satin pumps with huge bows.* But, anxious to learn, she even submitted her offscreen wardrobe to Travis Banton, then head stylist, leaving raw hats and shoes on his desk with little notes, \u201cAre these right?\u201d pinned n-ordinary afternoon dress, above.the Val, faken when she wore a black satin on Broadway.In fact, she looks smarter to them.Completely confident in him.she cabled him weekly, when she went abroad, to ask what Paris gowns to buy.Everybody wants to help them.Blanche, once Jean Harlow's faithful shadow and now serving another glamor girl, Hedy Lamarr, as maid, is anxiously concerned that the star dress to Hollywood standards.Called unexpectedly to the studio for a talk with a big-time producer, Miss Lamarr thought a.pair of slacks and a topcoat would be all right.Not with Blanche.By gentle suggestion, she finally got Miss Lamarr off to her date wearing her pearls, ber furs, and a pair of hose that Blanche herself had okayed for correct color.Sometimes they learn much less kindly.llona Massey, whose post-war childhood was a nightmare of hunger and wearing charity clothes-\u2014paper shoes and coats that covered but didn't warm\u2014met Hollywood at its worst.Invited to a swank party soon after she arrived, she showed up in her very best\u2014a Hungarian peasant gala costume.complete with vivid embroidery and white apron.And one of the guests said a little too loudly, \u201cWhere's the masquerade?\u2019 N ARTHA RAYE, criticized for plunging + on clothés\u2014a different fur coat every day.they said\u2014bought a white fox scarf with her first week's movie salary, though at that time they had been out of style for five years.Joan Crawford still luxuriates in being able to buy what she likes and her collection of furs is famous.When she came here fresh from Harry Richman\u2019s night club and Shubert musicals, her idea of bucking Hollywood was to wear four-inch bows on her shoes when everybody else was wearing: one-inch ones.Alice Faye remembers that when she was singing in New York night clubs, $25 was a tremendous amount to pay for a dréss.It had \u201cto be a knockout at that price\u2014usually satin, because it looked rich and showed off curves.And Miss Fave was dressing then for Broadway and show business, which said, \u201cSome dolll\u201d when she stood in the spotlight singing \u201cOh, You Nasty Man!\u201d The dress she wore in her first picture, \u201cScandals,\u201d almost duplicated her night club costume: black satin, with a dug-out back, a plot of purple orchids on the shoulder and diamond bracelets.She arrived here in a \u201cWhen do the races begin?\" checked outfit which she thought quite restrained.' Studio stylists put her into tailored suits, which she always had liked but which B:oad- way called corny.and in wash dresses that Hollywood wears but show business believes are bought only by farmers\u2019 daugliters.race ge ss N° THU \u2014 lit | 11} 4 amit THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1940 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER PAGE FIVE Lil % RYE - WIN A PRIZE YOUR LAST CHANCE! 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We will satisfy you + te re you think Roses.or mms, or Sweet east Greenhouses at 2175 Belgrave Ave.= pre por dE i ~~.EEE EE EAST EE ih BER Ll PE | Large \u201c30 oz.Bottle a Rs NT Se GINGER ALE 15- Mr.Social and Personals | Mr.and Mrs, Joseph Willams spent last week in New York.Mrs.A.M.Creighton has returned from Worcester, Mauss.where she spent the past month rs.D.A.Murray left yesterday for Atlantic City.: \u2014 Irs.Campbell Howard has re- tutned home from Baltimore.Mrs.Ward Pitfleld: has left Lo spénd a short time in Virginia.+\u2018 Mrs.J.F.Paiton has returned home from New York City, where shé was the guest of Mrs, H.V.Franklyn Jones.Mrs.Charles Petch, jr, has Bone to Ottawa, to spend à short time wilh Mr.and Mrs.Charles Petch.\u2018 Mrs.Lennox G.Black is visiting her mother, Mrs.Hedley Bund, in Toronto.Mrs.A.Deane Ngsbitt, who was the recent guest of her mother, Mis.Ross McMaster, has returned to Barrie, Ont, Mrs.Richard Costello is spending a few days In New York City.Mrs.George Laylon entertain x the tés hour on Sunday.rs.A.D.Crowe has left for Hilton, where she will spend two weeks.r.Willlam; R.Watson, of Taronto, was the recont guest of Myx, and Mrs.Robert\u2019 Stanger.q barlotte | Gowns NEW YORK DRESSES Exclusively Shan otte has just returned from New York with new Summer Models.SALE! SPRING DRESSES $10-$12-$15 1353 Green Ave, nr.Sherbrooke Westmount Fl.7773 George the Benjamin ls patient in Royal Hospital, Victoria Mr.and Mrs, A.Mactgrlane are expected home tomorrow from Atlantic City where they spent the past few weeks.Miss Marlon Cook, is arriving from New York this weekend and will be the guest of Mrs.Hazel Warnecke.Mr.and Mrs.Bert Johnston, of Cincinnati, are the guests of Mr.Johnston's parents, Mr.and Mrs.C.W.Johnston.Mrs.C.S.Falrgrieve, of Long Island, will be the guest of hono: at a luncheon being given by Mrs.A, Wylle Walsh on Thursday.Mrs.H, H.Sheppard and Mrs A.M.Nairn, of Sorel, Quebec.were tbe recent guests of Mrs.J M.Heggle.Mra.C.W.Clark is entertaining the members of the Board of the Westmount Women's at a tea on Tuesday, Mrs, R.E.Parker is entertain- Ing at a luncheon on Wednesday at the Senneville Country Club in honor of Mrs, Fairgrieve, of Long Island.Mr.and Mrs.Chas.J.Black, who spent the winter In Miami, Florida, have returned to Montreal and have taken up their residence on Roslyn avenue.Mr.and Mrs, Peter Miller, Sherbrooke Street West, are spending several days at L'Anon- clation, the guests of Major aud Mrs.Lafond.Mr.and Mrs.W.F.Linn and Master Gordon Linn, spent last week end at Stirling, Ont., where they were the guests of Mr.Linn\u2019s parents.Mr.and Mrs.R.M.Wollait have returned from Cornwall, Ont, where they were the guest of their son, Mr, George Woilatt, for several days.Mrs.Ross Macdonald, Quebec Commisaioner of the Canaglan Girl Guides Association, is going to Toronto, to attend the annual meeting of the Dominion Council of the Girl Guide Association, Mrs.A.T.Stikeman Is leaving on Wednesday for Saint John, MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENTS NOW Its New! It\u2019s Different! CREAM PERMANENT Introductory Offer Other MRS.I.CAMPBELL'S BEAUTY PARLOR Charm Advisor for Hair, Face and Hands +870 SHERBROOKE WEST NU-TRESS.$5- Permanents $2.50 up | GUARANTEED DExter 3419 Near Victoria Die oria Ave.=The House of Quality - Established 1021 GANT dation Garmen:: mfort and Satisfaction MHalf-Sixes OUR EXPERT FITTERS ARE IN.JATRENDANCE AT ALL TIMES OOKE WEST ' Veil of Youth DE.1850 M other\u2019 s Day Luncheon Given By B\u2019nai B'rith The Junior League of B'nai B'rith entertained at a Mother's Day luncheon on Sunday under the convenership of Sylvia Levin- stone.Each mother was presented with a corsage bouquet.A poem on Mother's day was written and read by Vivian Shapiro.Ofticers for the ensuing term were installed following which the president presented Menorah Pins to members of the past executive.Lila Kisin was appolnt- ed delegate to the annual Junior League of B'\u2018nai B'rith Conven- tlon, which is being held in New York thls week-end.Included on the musical program were, Raisie Desser, pianist, Bertha Gaskin, Mrs.M.Morein, Mrs.J.Orloff, Lilla Kisin and Vivian Shapiro, vocal soloist.N B., to attend the annual meeting of the National Chapter, Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire.Mrs.O.A.Chandler entertained at a tea on Thursday afternoon.Mrs.George McAllistei presided at the tea table and was assisted by Mrs.L.Brittle.Spring flowers were used to decorate Lhe rooms.Mrs.Norman Holland is leaving on Wednesday for Saint John, N.B., where she will attend the annual meeting of the National Chapter.Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire.Miss Janet Gauthier is entertaining at a noon luncheon today in honor of Miss Pauline Brunet, whose marriage to Mr.Philippe Moquin is taking place in Strath- more on June 10.Mrs.Chester S, F'afrgrieve, of Long Island, N.Y., is arriving on Monday to be the guest of Mrs C.W.Clark for several weeks.Mrs.Clark will entertain at a luncheon on the following Monday in honor of Mrs.Fairgrieve Strawberry Festival Westmount Women's Club will hold a strawberry festival at the home of Mrs.Harold Mills, Roslyn avenue, on Tuesday June 11, under the co-chairmanship of Mrs.John Shearer and Mrs.H.C.Holland.Proceeds will be devoted to Welfare Work.Among those who are enter- lafning in honor of \u2018Miss Pauline Brunet, bride-elect are; Miss Jeannine Blain, a kitchen shower on Monday.Miss Jeannine Char- boneau is entertaining at the tea hour on Thursday, May 23.Miss Germain Lacoste will be hostess at a\u2019 cocktail party for Miss Brunet on Friday, May 23, and Miss Simone Trudeau is giving a &lass shower on Tuesday, May 28.Among those who have entertained in honor of Miss Alice Trott and Mr, David Peterson.whose marriage takes place tomorrow are: Miss B.Magnan, who gave a dinner party; Mrs.B.B.Brown, who entertained at tea; Mrs.W.Grosse, who was hostess at a bridge; Mrs.F.M.Dixon, who entertained at an evening party; and Miss G.Trott, and Miss B.Trott, who were joint hostesses at a bridge.The following were hostesses at showers in honor of Miss Trott: Miss D.Brown and Miss J.Dallas, a cup and saucer shower; Mrs.E.Hastie,; Mrs.R.Mac- Fayden and Mrs.D.Taylor, at kitchen shower; Mrs, R, Uden, a pyrex shower; and the C.N.S.S girls made a presentation.Presentations were also made to Miss Trott by the Servamus Missionary Auxiliary of Wesley United Chureh, by the Central Y Girls and by the Fidelis Class of St.James United Church.Engagements Blair-Jolemore The engagement is announced of Miss Aileen Marie Jolemore, of Halifax, to Mr.William Howard Blair, son of the late William Blair, and of Mrs.Blair, of West- mount.The wedding will take place early in June.Ferrabee-Abbott Mr.and Mrs.E.W.Abbott announce the engagement of thoir daughter, Dorothy Jean, to Henry Glidert, younger son of Mr.and Mrs, Gilbert Ferrabee.The wedding will take place the latter part of June.Johnston-Dart ; The engagement is announced of Annette Catherine, daughter of the late Walter Lewis Dart, and of Mrs.Dart, to Ernest Ar thur Johnston, of Manchester.Conn.\u2026 son of Mr.Thomas Johnston dnd of the late Mrs.Johnston, of Sherbrooke.Que The marriage will take place qu'etly on June 8, in St.Matthias Church, Westmount, THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER MARRIED ON SATURDAY Mr.and Mrs.Archie Clifford Stafford, whose marriage took place on Saturday afternoon in Wesley United Church.Mrs.Stafford was formerly Elizabeth Houghton.Weddings Stafford-Houghton The marriage of Elizabeth (Betty), eldest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.H.B.Houghton, of Notre Dame de Grace, to Mr.Arthur Clifforg Stafford, son of the late James Stafford, and of Mrs.Stafford of Lennoxville, Que.took=place on Saturday afternoon in Wesiey United Church, the Reverond B.B, Brown officiating Spring flowers were used to decorate the church.Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a frock of white chiffon with a floor length skirt and a wide brimmed hat of white straw.She carried an arm bouquet of pale yellow roses.» Miss Anpa Houghton, who was her sister's only attendant, was in a frock of pink sheer with a pink hat and matching accessories an carried a bouquet of deep red roses, ; Mr.R.J.Stafford acted as best man for his brother, and the ushers were Mr.Melville Parker and Mr.Jack Beveridge.\u201d Mrs.Houghton, mother of the bride, was in a gown of black and white printed silk with a matching hat and a corsage bouquet of pink roses.Following the ceremony a reception was held in the Venetian room of the Queen's Hotel, where spring flowers were used to decorate.The toast-to the bride and bridegroom was proposed by Rev.B.B.Brown.\u2019 Later Mr.and Mrs, Stafford left by motor for New York, the bride travelling in a black wool coat over a frock of printed silk, a black baku hat and matching accessories.They will reside at Woodlands, Que., for the summer.Out-of-town \u201cguests included: Mrs.James Stafford, mother of the bridegroom, Miss Hazel Stafford, Mr.and Mrs.R.J.Stafford, Mr.H.Ayotte, Nir.and Mrs, William Stanford, ail of Lennoxville: Mr.and Mrs.E.Houghton, of Cobalt, Ont.; Mr.and Mrs.Peter MacMurdo, of Ottawa, Hoult-Abercromble The marriage of Muriel, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.A.W.Aber- crombie, to Mr.James Maurice Hoult, son of the late J.E.Hoult and of Mrs.Hoult, has been arranged to take place on Satur day afternoon, June 1, at four o'clock, in Calvary United Chureli, ° Simpkin-Dicke The marriage of Winnifred May.daughter of Mrs.Charles Dickie.to Mr.Archibald Mason Simpkin, son .of Mrs.James Simpkin.took place quietly re- contly at the home of the bride's mother.Reverend R.DeWitt Scott offic'ated: Giver in marriage Robert FuHerton.as her ouly attendant, her sister.Miss Anne Dickie.Mr.Howard by Mr.Simpkin acted as best man.for his brother, | the bride had.Following a short honeymoor to Quebec City, Mr.and Mrs.Simpkin will take up residence in Montreal.Closing Luncheon The following are some of the ladies who \u2018will attend the closing Tea to be given by The National Council of Jewish Women on Tuesday, at the Montefiore Club.Mrs.J.J.Jacobs, Mrs.A.Cohen, Mrs.B.Rubin, Mrs, S.Alexander, Mrs.A.Mailman, Mrs.1.Blackman, Mrs.M, Pascal, Mrs.J.Friedman, Mrs.S.Michaels.Mrs.S.Gasco, Mrs.A.Walker, Mrs.S.Lewis, Mrs.J.Usher.Mrs.A.Simmons, Mrs, H, Levine, Mrs, M, Ryan, Mrs.H.Sabaloff.Mrs.J.Wiener, Mrs.S.Gallay, Mrs M, Berne, Mrs.C.Shane, Mrs.H.Tarschis.Mrs.S.W: Jacobs, Mrs.H Hart, Mrs.J.Victor, Mrs.M, Solomon, Mrs, B.Getz, Mrs.À.Levine, Mrs.A.Friedman, Mrs.M.Greenberg, Mrs.R.Bruck, Mrs.S.Shalinsky, Mrs.S.Leopold.Mrs.C.Liebman, Mrs.B.Garson, Mrs.H.Sacks, Mrs.I.Kirt, Mrs.H.Kussman, Mrs.E.Gardner, Mrs, M.Greenblatt, Mrs.F.Beck, Mrs.J.Swartz, Miss R.Shane.Mrs.8S.Levit, Mrs.R.Medine.Mrs.B.Albert, Mrs.C.Sommer.Mrs.J.Usher, Mrs, L.Vineberg, Mrs.D.Rose, Mrs.A.Miliman, Mrs.H.Nadler.Mrs.M.Bernfeld, Mrs.J.Fine, Mrs.I.Rosenbaum, Mrs.P.Fram, Mrs: J.Lefcoe, Mrs.B.Matts.Mrs.M.Prinsky, Mrs.I.Cohen, Mrs.S.Hershon, Mrs.M.| models in Reg'd RER Successful Fashion Display Given By Mabel Hubbard Club The beauty of spring fashions.and colors were displayed to an.enthusiastic audience recently, when the Mabel Hubbard of the Bell Telephone Co., presented a fashion show in aid of the Canadian Red Cross.Dresses were through the courtesy of the Dress Studio Shoppe.The display opened with a cotton parade featuring smart im ported models in the latest array of styles and colors.These the latest array of styles and colors.These models included frocks for town and country wear, Two tone slack Cummings, Mrs.J.Esar, Miss M.Marks.Parish Bridge The following are subscribers to the Parish Bridge being held in St.Stephen\u2019s Parish Hall, We- redale Park, Westmount, on Wednesday afternoon and evening, in aid of the Mortgage Fund, under the auspices of St, Stephen\u2019s Women's Association.Rev.Harold S.Laws and Mrs.Laws, Lady Carson, Mr.and Mrs G.W.Cox, Mr.H.A.Craig, Mr.and Mrs.J.D.Telford, Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Langston, Dr.and Mrs.F.W.Harvey, Mr.and Mrs.J.H.S.Wurtele, Dr.and Mrs.Paul Rowe, Mr.and Mrs.Edward Swee- ting, Mr.and Mrs.Paul Scott, Mrs.M.C.Low, Mrs.F.J.Dickson, Miss Dora Watt, Mr.and Mrs.W.Gerdge, Misses B.Hamilton.M.Hamilton, S.Hamilton, L.Guest, Mr.and Mrs.F.E.Rejall, Mr.and Mrs.F.E, Snodgrass.Mr.and Mrs.Sam Maylor, Mr.and Mrs.BE.A.Endersby, Mrs.W.J.Strong, Mrs.R.Steacie, Mr.and Mrs.H.M.Soden, Mrs.W.Sloan, Mrs.H.A.Wilson, Mr.and Mrs.J.J.Anderson, Miss Ida Emo, Mrs.A.W.Shearwood, Miss M.Urquhart, Mr.and Mrs.F.Walker, Mrs.A.N.Webster, Mr.and Mrs.S.Annett, Mr.and Mrs.G.O.A.Brown, Miss Cairns, Mrs.G.O.Cameron, Mrs.C.H.Christie, Miss Nora Collyer, Mr.and Mrs.J.W.Day, Mr.and Mrs.du Fresne, Mr.and Mrs.F.G.Franckum, Mr.and Mrs.George Gillett, Mr.and Mrs, Frank Gillett, Mr.and Mrs.J.Gouldthorpe, Mr.and Mrs.G.Goudie, Miss D., Buchanan, Mr.J.A.Wright, Miss Olive Spier, Mr.and Mrs.P.D.Lamont, Mrs.H.Mattinson, Mr.and Mrs.C.W.Mann, Mrs.M.Lemieux, Miss E.Kennedy, Mrs, J.Jackson, Mrs.W.E.Jones, Miss W.Roberts, Mrs.T.Ramsay, Miss M.Macfarlane.Mr.and Mrs.A.J, Wright, Mr.and Mrs.D.A.Medford, Mrs.Dorothy Parsons, Mrs.H.R.Richards, Mr.and Mrs, H.Priest- man, Mr.and Mrs.C.H.Larner, Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Wylie, Mrs.J.A.Phillips, Mrs.Roger Rye.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Piers, Mr.and Mrs.H, M.Jockel, Mrs.J.C.Riddle, Mrs.H.J.Eddy, Miss Marjorie MacKay.RICH GARDEN SOIL AND MANURE Load $2.50 up S.AUBIN WA.6732 suits, ideal for vacationists, were among the many popular designs shown.Colorful plaids and soft pastels predominated in the afternoou frocks.Most popular shades for this type dress were pink, blues.soft greens and yellows.Tailored dresses were displayed in styles and sizes to appeal to both young and older women.Miss Doris Kitchen, ticularly smart is a chic little afternoon frock called \u2018Palm Beach.\u201d This frock of pale pink crepe, with a smart bodice effect was topped with hand embroidered palm trees of straw.Miss Kitchen wore a pink hat, fashioned by Vogue Hat Shoppe, of light weight straw with an all over pink veil.The climax of the show was reached, when to the tune of the Wedding March, the bridal party made its entry.The two bridesmaids were in imported frocks of pink and blue, topped with matching, hats, made specially for the occasion by the Vogue Hat Shoppe.The bridal gown of French silk net, was fashioned on long full lines, with rows of lily-of-the valley scattered on the skirt, which ended in a long train.The veil of tulle illusion was held in place by a coronet of orange blossoms.Models taking part in the display included: Miss V.Vickers.Miss D.Kitchen, Miss K.Mac- Guire, Miss M.Chadwick, Miss E Polan, Miss M.Stata, Miss M.Cowan, Miss E.Lawrence, Miss DR.A.A.SWAN Surgeon Dentist 4643 Sherbrooke St., Westmount Corner Lansdowne {Opposite Victoria Hall) Hours: 9 AM, to 9 P.M.Office Closed Between 12 noon and 1 P.M.; 6 PM.and 7 P.M.Telephone WI.0937 looked par- 4841 Sherbrooke W.Greenhouse! © AI PA AA PA CUT FLOWERS AND PLANTS For All Occasions Roland CG.- Hill, Fhorisks Prop.Retail Branch (at Victoria) DE.9898 2175 Belgrave Ave.EL.9595 THURSDAY, MAY 16, 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sift four times.Add JA cup sugar, lemon rind, and water to egg yolks To Hear Dr.At the reception and closing tea of the National Council of Jewish Women, Montreal section, to be held at the Montefiore Club, Tuesday at 2.30 p.m.Dr.Emma 8.Schreiber will be the guest speaker.As director of the service to the foreign born of the National Council of Jewish Women, Dr.Schreiber 1s an authority in the Immigration field, Her graduate work was done at Columbia (M.A.) and New York University (Ph.D.).In this connection she worked on the five year Boys Club Study in Harlem area.She did field work with the foreign born settlements {n Boston.Dr.Schreiber did social work with tamily welfare agencies in New York and Philadelphia in 1925, She worked with the Bureau of Jewlsh Social Roseareh throughout the United States; and in 1926 studied the funotion with rotary egg hoater or flat wire whisk.When foamy, add cream of tartar and beat until stiff enough to stand In moist peaks.Add remalning sugar 2 tablespoons at a time; beating: Mere rames A WELL BALANCED MENU BREAKFAST: Stewed prunes and apricots, dry cereal, boiled eggs, whole wheat toast, coffee, milk.LUNCHEON: Codfish cakes, tomato sauce, spinach, new method sponge cake, tea, milk, CHILDREN'S DINNER UARTY: Tomato and grape- truit cocktall, creamed veal In toast case, asparagus with butter, rolls, chocolate fice ream, Tiny Tim birthday zakes, cocon, milk._ \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 * well, Fold In egg yolk mixture Turn into ungreased 9-inch tube pan.Cut gently through batter ta Council Of Jewish Women Emma Schreiber of the divisions of the National Council of Jewish Women (Service to foreigu horn and the farm and rural work).She organized the department for the New Jersey Emergency Relief Administration.Articles ou naturailzation and the work of the council were written by Dr.Schreiber and published in the Jewish Encyclopedia, Social Work Today, the Women's Press, and Arron Contre News, Dr.Schreiber is a member of the executive committee of the Natlonal Council on Naturalization and Citizenship; Committee on Refugees of the National Conference of Social Work 1940; New York Committee on Natur- allegation; National Conference on Family Relations.In 1832 as à member of the Bureau of Jewish Social Research staff, she made a study of the Buron de Hirach and Allied Social Service resources, and lived fu Montreal at the time for about three months, This study was AY Summer Hats Newest styles including wide brims and Bretons in straws and folis.Pastels and dark} colors, Moderately Priced, SPRING HATS be At Groatly Reduced Prices Sunflower |; HAT SHOP 5464 Sherbrooke St.W.Near Girouard DExter 2076 Sale! 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will be final.12.No correspondence will bs entered\u2019 into regarding entries.PEPSI-COLA COMPANY |.OF CANADA LIMITED\u2019 answer js autchatic- les or for thei families n impartial, eir decision nP100-6 \u2014\u2014 « \u2018( Ee preven mn panes ada Fie EE jo am rei à ¥ v ! ¢ Be Shown At Westmount f + HOLLYWOOD GOSSIPS Most important screen news of he year is the announcement that Darryl FP.Zanuck's production of \u201cThe Grapes of Wrath\u201d will be presented at the Westmount United Theatre thls Sunday, M The film version of John Stein- heck\u2019s stirring best-seller was wildly acclaimed at its world's Ir premiere run at New York's Ri- Lyall Theatre, where it broke all dfyecords with the biggest opening -tattendance in the entire 22-year «history of that theatre.ær.Under the direction of Acade- y My Award Winner John Ford, the # # Wrath\u201d CI mt + Predictions are abundant stirring buman adventures of the Joad family are reported to have i liden brought to the screen with iall the power, drive and humor «that characterized the hook.To Insure absolute fidelity fo the original story, Associate Producer Nunnally Johnson, who , wrole the screen play, conferred s With Steinbeck over the complet- -.ed script.Steinbeck heartily applauded Johnson's work and expressed particular pleasure thai \u2018all the humor of the original story had been kept intact in the (pleture.Careful Casting \u2018Casting for \u2018The Grapes of was undertaken by Za- puck with exceeding care.Em- .phasis was placed not only on the resemblance of the actors to the .characters as described by Stein- [& : \u201cThe Bluebird\u201d i: Unforgettable Motion Picture al 20th Century-Fox that for many nu 8818 to come, moviegoers will remember Maurice Maeterlinck\u2019s \u201cThe Blue Bird\u201d as the most beautiful picture ever made and the most human story ever told.-That yon may see it as it should bY spen, it is advisable Lo come Bl the beginning of the picture io elijoy to the fullest its mood of rare beauty.Such is the opinion of those who saw \u201cThe Blue Bird\" ft Its showing in the Hollywood \u2018Theatre it New York, where it vds was presented twice, daily as a d-show, with all seats reserv- \u2018at advanced prices.ga, Into the making of this film Darryt F.Zanuck is said\u2019 to have Poured the utmost effort of his hit-making talents.This famous story has been presented on (the (ass of 45 nations and has been translated into 32 languages.s Under the \u2018deft direction of Walter Lang, -\u2018\u2019The Blue Bird\u201d was filmed in the new Technico- or.It is among the first pictures \u201c16 use this amazing new development and the result is a beauty and fidelity of color hitherto un- kapwa, with a highly incréased For Prompt Delivery of \u201c SOLS \"zu EL.6566 \u2014 EL.8930 5307 Sherbrooke West Deliveries from 8 a.m, to 11 p.m \u2018Grapes Of Wrath \u201d To beck but the mood and humor ol the Joads was also taken into | consideration.Henry Fonda, whose portrayals! of humble, real people have won him plaudits in the past, stepped, naturally intp the shoes of dogged ' fighting Tom Joad.That unconquerable woman of the soil, Ma Joad.who battled to hold her homeless family together, was found in the person of June Lar- | well, Lanky, tail John Carradine became Casy, the courageous, cru-, sading preacher, Grampa, tha: | tough, cantankerous old man, took form in Charley Grapewin.Dorrls Bowdon, the Louisiana! State University co-ed, who was! discovered only two years ago by a 20th Century-Fox scout, won the role which every young actress in Hollywood coveted, that of Ro- sasharn, Russell Simpson hecame Joad.O.%.Whitehead, a protege of Katharine Hepburn, was hrought on from New York to play the part of Al, John Qualen became Muley, while Eddie Quil- lan was given the role of Connie, Rosasharn's deserting husband.Granma, the acidulous, carping old woman, who won for the Joads entry into what appeared to be a promised land, came fo life in the person of Zeffle Tilbury, long noted in Hollywood for her many excellent character- Izations.effect of third dimension that makes the characters on the screen actually cesne alive before your eyes, For this remarkable production Zanuck sclecled an outstanding cust, featuring Shirley Temple, Spring Byington, Nigel Bruce, Gale Sondergaard, Eddie Coliins, Sybil Jason, Jessie Ralph, Helen Ericson, Johnny Russell, Laura Hope Crews, Russell Hicks, Cecilia Loftus, Al Shean and Gene Reynolds.The screen play by Ernest Pascal ls a faithful adaptation of Maseterlinck's masterpiece.The author got his idea for the play from the folklore of Lorraine, In France, where the natives long have treasured the legend of \u2018\u201cThe Blue Bird.\u201d Ah odd fact is that Maeterlinck had never seen a blue bird when.he wrote the play; in fact it wasn\u2019t until many \u2018years later \u2018that hé säw of\" én a visit to the United States.The reason, of course, is that blue birds exist nowhere in the world but in this country! ! \u201cThe Blue Bird\" is now playing at the York United Theatre, where it will remain until Friday.From all Indications it will be a picture for everyone to see\u2014and long remember.Wrong Number Thirteen-year-old Guy had just brought home from the store his tirst pair of long trousers, and had donned them for Mother's inspection.Five-year-old Bobby was also in the audience.\u201cAre they all right, Mother?\u201d anxiously inquired Guy, rotating slowly to allow a thorough examination.\u201cI think 80,\u201d sald Mother cautiously.But Bobby, whose keen eyes had caught a glint ot white pasteboard, uttered a note of warning: \u201cThey're all right, Guy, except the license on the back.\u201d - \u2018Cap\u2019 White , .» » by Frontenac TRIP IS RUINED LOOK AT THE WHITE CAPS * YM AFRAID ITS TOO ROUGH TO GO FISHING CAP .TOO BAD.OUR OH NO.NOT RUINED WITH THESE WHITE CAPS® WE'LL TNJOY OURSELVES RIGHT HERE IN THE BOATHOUSE., tTOAM OR NY STORM Pa | -j les Mildmay.ENGLAND\u2019S COMEDY rom: wr ; yo SSL QUEEN Gracie Fields, toast of London's musical comedy circles, as she appears in a scene trom \u201cShipyard Sally,\u201d now enjoying its first-run in Montreal at the Snowdon Theatre, \u201cTHE FIGHTING.69th\u201d Tat.O'Brien, Janes Cagney and George Brent in a fcene from the thrill packed story of the fighting Irish regiment.\u201cThe Fighting 60th,\u201d opens at the Mdnkland United Theatre Sunday playing until Tuesday.Comedy - Drama Was Directed By Ernst Lubitsch The most interesting star-di- rector teaming of the year is featured in \u2018The Shop Around the Corner,\u201d which will be playing at the Monkland United Theatre until Saturday, 1t marks the return to the screen of Margaret Sûllavau for the first time since her memorable performances in \u201cThree Comrades\u201d and \u201cThe Shining Hour,\u201d and it co-stars her with James Stewart, who is still winning acclaim for his outstanding portrayals in two recent film hits, \u201cMr.Smith Goes to Washington\u201d and *\u201cDestry Rides Again.\u201d And it was produced and directed by Ernst Lubitsch, who directed Greta Garbo in \u2018\u2019Ninotch- ka,\u201d hilarious satirical comedy.This time the famous *\u201cLu- bitsch touch\u201d has turned to realism apd brings to the screen a gontle romantic comedy-drama woven around the everyday events in the everyday lives of a leather goods and novelty shop owner and his clerks.There is nothing pretentious about \u2018\u201cThe Shop Around the Corner.\u201d Instead of glamorous settings, costumes and spectacle, it has a delightful quality of honest truth, as the gruff but kindly employer and his employees move in and out of the picture, giving it lite, warmth, drama, suspense, comedy and romance.\u2014\u2014 Every duty brings its peculiar delight, every denial its appropri: ate compensation, every thought {ts recompense, every cross ite crown; pay goes with perform: ance as effect with cause.\u2014Char LT Sétrreladÿ», $| GRAND \u2014\\OPENING of Canada's finest Amusement Park Offering A Variety of New Attractions Free Attraction! WINIFREC COLEANA Woman Trapeze Artist AT BELMONT PARK fe Winitred Colleano, world's premiere woman trapeze artiste, at Belmont Park starting Saturday.OFFICIAL OPENING OF BELMONT PARK THIS SATURDAY Saturday, marks the official opening for the season of Belmont Park, Montreal's only outdoor amusement centre ideally _| situated on the banks of Back River in Cartierville.During the past few days, workmen have been putting the finishing touches to the Midway which now assumes a glorious aspect.All attractions will be in operation from today and patrons are assured of a grand and glorious time.The new attractions are \u201cThe Hey-Dey Ride\" which is novel, amusing and thrilling: \u201cThe Caracole™ consisting of six cars on a fast moving train travelling over an undulating track.providing thrills galore; \u201cThe Laugh In The Dark Ride which is spooky.thrilling and amusing.Other attractions incude \u2018\u2018The Crystal Maze\u201d with its laughing gallery: \u201cThe Flying Scooters\u201d with new streamlined ships; \u201cThe Magic Carpet\u201d: \u201cLindy Loop\"; \u201cScenic Thriller\u2019; \u201cU-Drive It\u201d; \u201cLoop-A-Plane\u201d; \u201cThe Scooter Boat\u201d; \u201cMewy-Go-Round\" and \u201cKiddies Ride\" among others.The free outdoor attraction will foature Miss Wizitred Colleana, \u201cIT'S A DATE\u201d Deanna Purbin, Walter Pidgeon and Kay Francis form a romantic-comedy triangle in Universal's musical drama of Hawaii, New York and a Maine summer school, \u201cIt's % Date.\" \u2018The film opens at the York United Theatre Saturday playing until Tuesday.\u201cBROADWAY MELODY OF 1940 { i Fred Astaire, Eleonor Powell and George Murphy, bringing together the world's greatest dancers in \u201cBroadway Melody of 1940,\u201d now playing at the Westmount United Theatre until Saturday.Richard Crooks Heard In Stirring Recital By FRANCES GOLTMAN Concerts by singers of Mr.Crooks standing are all too rare in Montreal and to assume Lawrence Tibbett\u2019's place, who was suddenly taken ill, on such short notice is a feat that only the greatest can do.There is certainly no tenor voice before the public to day with such an even scale and no singer who uses his voice with more artistic ability than Richard Crooks, leading tenor of the Metropolitan Opera.The moment Mr, Crooks made his bow on the stage of the Verdun Auditorium one was impressed with his dynamic personality and the recital was a delight for the listeners from the beginning to the very end.Mr.Crooks announced his numbers himself and as it was this reviewer's misfortune to have a distant seat in the large arena, we were not able to catch names of unfamiliar composition.The audience, which should have been larger was nevertheless highly demonstrative and calied for many encores which were generously given.Mr.Crooks began his program with a group of Handel numbers first \u201cWhere\u2019ere You Walk\u201d followed by two operatit selections.These were sung with perfect diction and as an encore we heard \u201cHave You Seen the White Lily Grow.\u201d .unmatched in her aerial trapeze work.Performing at a dizzy height, Miss Colleano goes through the usual acrobatic and gymnastic routines on the flying trapeze, then leaps from her swaying trapeze to a slender rope to which she hangs by the hooks of her heels.This stunt is so perilous that she has to work with a safety net.Miss Col- teano is from a famous acrobatic- trapeze family and is the sister of the famous \u2018Con\u2019 Colleano, the only man in the world to do'a forward sommersault, The many friends and admirers of Stan Wood will be happy to know that this famous maestro will once again supply the dance music in the beautiful dance pavilion.Stan Wood has increased the personnel of his talented band of musicians with Fernand Perron, noted French- Canadian tenor, as vocalist.All important News Broadcasts of the situation in Europe will be relayed over the Public Address that all Uniformed-Men .be System.It is further announced he Soldier, Sailor or Aviator will be admitted Free to the Park.Those attending in groups will obtain other advantages in the Park by getting In touch with the management in advance.dience Three Italian compositions were given next, a familiar one by Resphigi was sung with dramatic intensity and again the au- demanded an encore, which was an Itatlian classic.The third group comprised \u201cSlumber Song\u2019 from the opera \u201cMay Night\u201d by Rimsky-Korsa- koff, followed by the beautiful aria from \u2018Manon Lescaut\u201d by Massenet which was sung with the sweetest tone imaginable.After a short intermission the celebrated tenor sang \u2018\u2018To The Children\u201d by Rachmaninoff, a plaintive Russian Melody; \u2018None But the Lonely Heart\u201d which possesses all the emotional pathos of Tschaikowsky and the popular \u201cSong of India\u2019 from the opera \u201cSadko\u201d by Rimsky-Korsakoff.A encores Mr.Crooks rendered Schubert's famous \u2018\u2018Serenade,\u201d \u201cSongs My Mother Taught Me\u201d ESTHOUNT (Sherbrooke at Grey Avenue) Today to Saturday BORN TO DANCE Together .! .«+ + 1940's most exciting dancing, musical hit , , « Cole Porter hit tunes! with GEORGE MURPHY RANK MORGAN Added Attraction \u201cTHE ESCAPE\" with Amanda Duff, Kane Richmond and June Gale.Shorts, FRIDAY NIGHT After 11 Revival Showing ROBERT TAYLOR with Maureen O'Sullivan in \u201cThe Crowd Roars\u201d SUNDAY to TUESDAY John .Steinbeck's Pulitzer Award \u2018THE GRAPES OF WRATH\u201d featuring Henry Fonda \u201cCALLING PHILO VANCE\" Exciting Mystery Romance with a large Cast.THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1949 s NEWS OF THE THEATRE WORLD 4, THEATRICAL ATTRACTIONS * \u201cShipyard Sally\u201d Being Held Over At Snowdon Most tilm stars would like to make personal appearances in hit plays, but not Gracie Fields, reputedly the highest paid actress in the world.She recently turned down an offer to star in a new comedy because she had read the script and knew it would be a hit! The queen of comedy has appeared in only three stage plays in all her long career.The first ran for six years, the other two wore out a series of S.R.O.signs in their four-year runs.\u201cI doubt if I will ever take on another play,\u201d Gracie declared.\u2018I don\u2019t want to sign away three or four years of my life at one time, repeating the same role day after day.If.one movie is a hit, it can go on play.while I make another.\u201d This is just what Gracie has done.American audiences were first introduced to her in Gracie's sen sational comedy with Victor Ms Laglen, \u201cWe're Going To Be Rich,\u201d which Gracie immediately followed up with a second hit, Smiling Along.\u201d Now she has done it again, starring with Sydney Howard in \u201cShipyard Sale ly,\u201d which is being held over at the Snowdon United Theatre.Included in the cast of \u201cShip yard Sally\u201d is Oliver Wakefield, voung comedian famous on the radio for his \u2018\u2018double-talk.\u201d by Dvorak and a Spanish Serenade.Final Group For his final group this wonderful singer sang four English songs by modern composers the favourite \u201cNow Sleeps the Crimson Petal\u201d by Roger Quitler and works by Morgan, Waits and Coleridge-Taylor.To give a review of this concert one must only use superlatives and the audience cheered at the close, Mr.Crooks adding \u201cMother of Mine\u201d and \u201cNeapolitan Love Song.\u201d The accompanist was none other than our own Dr.Wilfred Pelletier, conductor of the Metropolitan Opera whose excellent support at the piano was of the same quality as Mr.Crooks vocal powers.One could not have heard a finer accompanist for his co-ordination and blending of tone with Mr.Crooks singing was a delight seldom heard.The concert, sad to relate started a half hour late and people were still arriving at 9.20, .\u2014 a Reminiscent Reporter: \u201cI suppose your success has been achieved only after a hard struggle.\u201d Actor: \u201cOh, yes, there was a time when my name appeared oftener on a board bill than on a bill board.\u201d Remembrances \u201cCheer up! You'll soon forget all about that girl and be happy again.\u201d \u201cOh, no, I won't.I've bought too many things for her on the installment plan.\u201d\u2014Exchange.YORK TODAY, Edward G.Robinson in \u201cDr.Ehrlich's Magic Bullet.\u201d Shirley Temple in \u201cThe Blue Bird\" in Technicolor.SPECIAL SHOW FOR THE CHILDREN Saturday Morning Only at 10 \u201cTHE BLUE BIRD\" (St.Catherine at Guy Street) Starts Saturday until Tuesday DEANNA'S IN TROPICAL TROUBIE .! « « « come along with Deanna for the romantic time of your life, as she gets in tropical trouble underneath a Hawaiian moon! Deanna DIN | Ye a Date on KAY FRANCIS WALTER PIGEON \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014Special Feature % Vivien LEIGH Sensational star of \u2018Gone With The Wind\u2019 In her most impressive performance as the London street singer ., , with v Charles LAUGHTON In his outstanding portrait of a London sidewalk actor who plays his greatest role in the drama of lite.How's That \u201cI believe [ shall have to give up taking part in amateur tha atricals, It always makes me feel that I am making a fool of mp self.\u201d \u201cI know; everybody feels ths same wav.\u201d Priceless Guide: \u201cThis picture is twe hundred years old and is worth 25,000.\" .Visitor, \u201cOh, dear! One can just imagine how much it would cost if it were new!\u201d Now In Its 2nd Big Week Ü UNOWOON (Decarie Blvd.at Snowdon Junction) .The Irresistible Comedienne ! Montreal \u2018 1.SHIPYARD SALLY starring GRACE FIELDS 2nd Film, \u201cHONEYMOON DEFERRED,\u201d with Edmund Lowe and Margaret Lindsay.Admission: Week Day Matinees, Sat.until 4, Sun, until 2 p.m., 25¢ Evenings 34c and 40c - (Monkland Ave.at Girouard) Today until Saturday A glorious love story that glows under the magle touch of Ernst Lubitsch! CL e h \u2018 CHOP AROUNE THE CORNER\u201d 2nd Feature MAE WEST and W.C.FIELDS in \u201cMy Little Chickadee,\u201d Shorts.FRIDAY NIGHT After 11 Revival Showing MICKEY ROONEY \" in \u201cYou're Only Young Once SUNDAY to TUESDAY \u201cTHE FIGHTING 69th\u201d with James Cagney, Pat O'Brien and George Brent \u201cFAST AND Fggu0Us\" Ann Sothern & F.\"sot Tone 16, 1949) semer ¥.If one on play.racie has vere firsg acie's sens ictor Ms To Be mediately cond hit, she has with Syd.yard Sale d over at eatre.ot \"Ship Vakefield, s on the talk.\u201d e to give teur the s me feel ol of mp feels the 2 is twe is worth One can it would | ywdon LDS ON DF- ; nd Lowe Matinees, p.m., 25¢ 40c ND reuard) rday at glows of Ernst ND R IST and y Lite T pwing 3Y g Once\u201d DAY 30th\u201d O'Brien t WS\" ot Tone ste THURSDAY, MAY 16 1see vevewewvewwwnw, nena WEST END POSTMEN CHALK UP INITIAL WIN ON FIELD DEFEAT LAPRAIRIE PLAYERS 5-1 AS SEASON IS OPENED AT THE NOTRE DAME STADIUM The West End postmen chalked up their initial win of the season last Sunday when they took the LaPrairie into camp by a 5-2 count.On the mound for the postmen, Dave Lambton held the losers to four hits, while his battery mate, C.Lariviere had a big day with the willow, clouting out a single, double and triple in four times at bat.The game was played at Notre Da me stadium, The ceremonies for the opening game, which attracted a large crowd, saw Alderman oseph Delisle throw up the first ball following the parade to the flag.On the receiving end of the first pitch was Superintendent Cadorette.The SQUAD FORMED IN WESTMOUNT Pascal's Hardware Organizes Team to Play in Snowdon Senior League A softball team composed entirely of Westmount players, and organized by the J, Pascal Hardware, \u2018has been entered in the Snowdon Senior League, it was announced by Joe Richman, manager of the store\u2019s sporting gooëûs department, yesterday.Mr.Richman stated that there is still room for a fairly large number of additional players, particularly pitchers, and boys wishing to join should communicate with him at the store.The squad 18 holding workouts practically -every week night at Westmount Park and players are improving rapidly in speed and style, it is reported.The opening loop game will be played on Sunday afternoon and during the season matches are expected to take place twice weekly.Toronto - Aspires To Safety Mark Officials ,of the Police Safety Bureau hops that Toronto may qualify as the safest city of its size on the American continent during the past year.Official figures showed a decrease of 23.7 per cent in the number of fatall- ties as over 1938, or a drop from 80 to 61.In 1938, Toronto was in sixth place for cities of 500,000 population.The number of accidents during the year dropped from 7,482 to 7,151, and figuring the average cost of an accident at $150, which is considered a low estimate, it was suggested that Toronto motorists saved themselves $49,650 in 1939.The number of persons injured in traffic accidents on city streets was cut from 3,493 to 3,423, or 7.3 per cent.2.WILSON°S Formeriy Frank\u2019s Stationery Store Cigars, Cigarettes, Candies, Soft Drinks, Sandwiches, Newspapers, Magazines, Hot Dogs, Hamburgers PROMPT SERVICE FI.0173 1806a ST.CATHERINE WEST (Near St.Matthew) Roads good! Golf course ! play! tennis courts À open! fishing! Come and enjoy Spring at Gray Rocks.Special low rates in force.rite or \u2018phone Dé for reservations.F.H FWheeler, Mg.Dr.V ROCKS INN SRE [114.714 team was accompanied by their * department heads.Mr.Larin, No- NEW SOFTBALL tre Dame de Grace and Mr.Auclair of Westmount.Next Sunday the postmen will take on the Kik squad at 2.30 at the Notre Dame stadium.Dave Lambton and Wally Driscoll will be opposing moundsmen.POSTMEN > w Bougle, c.f.Deneault, Walker, Daoust, Yvon, .Martineau, 1b, Souliere, s.8.Tariviere, c.Lambton, p.z-Berthelet, r.f .renee Lf.21 BO oh be i C0 C03 am 15 ON ulu-+vHcoonoo- e | HeouoHHMHE ST Totals LA PRAIRIE ; AB F.Desrochers, ss, .Thomas, 3b.Bowdon, c.D.Desrochers, p.Murphy, c.f.R.Beliteau, r.f.A.Beliveau, 1b.Gladu, 2b.Sanche, Lf.x-H.Desrochers, p.:.Lapointe, A, 8 ah Cd we | eccooHOoocoHW al cocormmHroool Totals CYCLISTS T0 HOLD EVENT NEXT SUNDAY At Shawbridge on Sunday May 19, starting from the C.P.R.Station, The Sports Motor Cycle Club Annual Spring Trial will get under way at 1 p.m.sharp.All A.C.U.riders are invited to compete in this event.The course decided on by the committee in charge runs from Shawbridge to St.Hippolyte with a number of detours and observed sections which ought to prove the mettle of the riders, \u2018the course will be twice around the course and will have several time checks, Riders are advised that a ruling passed by the S.M.C.C.last year requiring all machines to be equipped with crankease shields will be inforced, this rule is for the protection of the machines and it is hoped that it will prevent any damage to competitors machines.Spectators who wish to see the riders go through their paces are advised to choose a spot at the first or second observed section.Spartan Gridiron Ace To Coach | Two former football stars at Michigan State College will attempt to show high school boys how to play the game next Fall.Steve Szasz, a right halfback for three years, has signed to coach Grand Ledge High School while Lyle Rockenbach, All-American, guard and a Spartan line leader for the past three seasons, will coach at Howell, Mich., High.Shute Will Be In Action Soon Denny Shute, former British Open and United States P.G.A.champion, who was operated on in Miami this Spring, reports his condition was favorable.Shute, who was forced to quit the Winter tour early in Feb- \"ruary, had his right wrist operated on recently and is recuperating In Miami.tarday afternoons .Saturday, 9.00 a \u2014 TENNIS \u2014 COURTS NOW OPEN Six Excellent Clay Courts, Situated on Corner Western and Victoria Avenues - FEES - Men & Ladies \u2014 unlimited hours .$10.00 Men & Ladjes \u2014 day hours Boys & Girls \u2014 day hours Day Hours: 9.00 a.m.to 5 p.m.daily, except: a Courts Open Sunday 1-6 p.m.WESTMOUNT Y.M.CA.Phone WI.2159 5.00 1.00 .Per Month and publie holidays.m.to 1.00 p.m.THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER SE Races To Provide $75,500 Thirteen stake races provide ing $75,500 in added money will be*held during the 80-day race meeting at Delaware Park beginning May 29.Three of the stakes carry $10,000 each as follows: the Kent Handicap, June 22, and the Sussex Handicap, June 22, aud the Sussex Handicap, July 4.Two others are for $6,000; three for $3,000; four for $4,000, and one for $2,500.The stake program has been are ranged to avoid confliot with any other track, according to Delaware Park officials.The total of $309,700 made available for horsemen this Year represents a slight increase over that for the 1939 30-day meeting.MEETING HELD BY PHYSICAL ASSOCIATION Session of Executive of Quebec Group Took Place at Home of Miss M.Anglin The first meeting of the executive committee of the Province of Quebec Physical Education Association was held at the home of Miss Mary Anglin, Roslyn avenue, Tuesday evening.Besides Miss Anglin, this year's chairman, those present included Miss J.Munroe, of McGill University, Miss Elenora Adam, Miss Margaret Jamison, Sten Rough, of the Montreal Parks and Playgrounds Association, George Smith, physical Instructor of Westmount Protestant schools, Jack Lang, superintendent of physical education of Montreal Protestant schools, and Hugh Noble, physical director of the West- mount Y.M.C.A.Many important items were brought up for discussion andthe organization of several committees took place.Loughran Boxing Coach In Phila.Tommy Loughran is staging a comeback with his dukes, The former light-heavyweight champion is the newly-created boxing instructor of the Phiadephia Bur eau of Recreation, with supervision over some 70 playgrounds.Now 37, Loughran has both hands full of plans for his prospective pupils.And he Is going to give his time, energy and knowledge of ring craft all for $50 a week.Snead, Guldahl Touring In West At the completion of the Winter tournament tour, Sam Snead, who takes over the professional's berth at Shawnee, Pa., this year, went on an exhibition tour with Ralph Guldahl.The pair expect to complete their tour in Portland, Ore.this month.- Life Occupation Young Golf Player (pressing): \u201cPlease get a move on.Try to be a little quicker, if you won't let us through.\u201d Elderly Player (teeing up): \u201cYoung man, we don't want any advice from you.I expect we were playing this game long before you were born.\u201d Young Player: \u201cThat's quite probable, but please try to finish before lunch.\u201d * Fellers No-Hitter Was Inevitable; He's Frank Merriwell Come To Life It was inevitable that Robert Feller would pitch a no-hit, no- run game.The lowa farm boy is Merriwell come to life.Striking out a major league hitter is one of the more difficult athletic feats.Yet before he was 18, Bob Feller struck out eight of the nine who faced him in his first big league assignment .In an\u2018 exhibition game against the St, Louis Cardinals.In his initial effort in the American League, he set down 15 Browns to fall just one short of Frank the American League maximum - hung up by the immortal Rube Waddell, July 29, 1908.In his next start, he fanned 10 of the same Browns.Then he struck out 17 Athle.- ics for a mew American League record that tied Dizzy Dean's National League mark .givinx him the astounding total of 43 strikeouts in his first three full contests.Two years later, on \u2018the last day of the 1938 season, he struck out ¢18 Tigers for a new major league record.He fanned 246 batters in 1939, 240 in 1938 ., bas a higher average in that department than the great Walter Perry Johnson, LITTLE TO DO Feller did not become of age until last November, so in 1939 won 24 American League games before he was 21.: The Van Meter Wonder missed no-hit fame by one hit on three occasions.Billy Sullivan, then of the Browns, beat out a bunt on the second day of the 1938 season.Bobby Doerr of the Red Sox and Earl Averill of the Tigers CLEANS UP bu\" 1.SN La SF à Le oN Bob Feller shaves now, which is more than he did when F3 started setting strikeout records.spoiled the other two performances.Feller gave the White Sox one meagly hit in 10 {nnings in Chicago last summer, but lost to \u2018blond Edgar Smith, 1-0.lt was nothing new to the Indians to see the White Sox blanked inning after inning the other afternoon, There had been cnly one run scored off Feller since the Cleveland club's first aquad game at Fort Myers this spring, and that was unearned and cost the All-Star game in Tampa.The more you see, read and hear of Feller the more amasing he becomes.The story of his father raising him to be a pitcher, for example «+ « teaching him all he knew out behind the barn, The chances against such a boy clicking would be something tke a million to one, yet here he is the best in the business.TAKE LIFE OUT Feller has it all, including the perfect tomperament, the inclination to apply himself and good habits.Modesty is not the least of his many assets.His comment following his opening day masterpiece in Chicago was typical.\u201cThanks, everyone.for the congratulations,\u201d smiled Rapid Robert.\u201cBut don\u2019t forget the support I got.The important thing was not pitching a no-hitter, but winning.When you pitch a no-hit game you've got to be lucky, It 15 when you strike out & lot of litters that you've got it.\" And speaking of remarkable pitching feats, how about the 40-yoar-old Robert Moses Grove having an opening day no-hiiter up to the second out In.the eighth.Teller and Grove make a show of those pitchers who overlasting- ly complain about the lively ball.Young Bob and Old Mose cer- talnly show them how to deaden it.Bicycles Play Role In Football Schemes The warm days of spring football practice at Cornell are marked by tlip fgsuance of 55 bicyèles to the members of the squad.Simultaneously Car! Snavely, head coach, banned the use of automobiles for members of the squad during the training season for the second year.Head trainer, Frank Kavanagh, togther with Coach Snavely, believes that the use of bicycles last year played an important part in conditioning the athletes, who went through the season undefeated and recelved national recognition.Leg drive, stamina, and general fitness were some of the benefits received from the use of the bikes, according to the Cornell authorities.They cite the cases of Mort Landsberg and Alva Kelle as examples of a direct tle up between the use of bikes and proficiency on the football gridiron, At the end of spring practice last year, Mort Landsberg was the fourth-string fullback.Mort was determined to break Into the charmed circle.He went about his training seriously.He rode his bike all during practice and after the season ended.He then took two days pedalling his hike to his home in Mamaroneck, Long Island.During the summer he piled up additional mileage, and he rode the bike all the way back to Ithaca to report for fall pra tice, He came back in such superb condition that when Captain Eichler, regular fullback, suffered a knee injury the coaches picked Landsberg for the number one slot, along with Co- Captain Kenny Brown.Lands- Hogan Is Number One | Threat To Beat Nelson It would be a marvelous story it Ben Hogan, golf's latest professional sensation, should win the National .Open championship this Summer, just one year after Byron Nelson grabbed the big crown, For Ben and Byron have been pals for years.They grew up together down in Texas.Both were caddies and learned the game hy playing in the early morning and late afternoon, when the members weren't using the course.Nelson is six months older than Hogan and has always managed to be just a stride ahead.He left Texas first, obtained an Eastern pro job first, broke into the vfe- tory column first and won the national championship first.Hogan Close Second But Hogan has followed tlose behind.His latest feat of winning three successive tourna- ments\u2014at Pinehurst, Greensboro and Asheville\u2014tops the best set of consecutive performances that Nelson ever put together, And it wouldn't surprise anyone should Hogan follow Nelson's example and win the Open in June at Cleveland, The players have known for some time that Hogan, who is pro at a White Plaing club, had the game to win-\u2014\u2014but something or other always kept him from garnering first prize.Few professionals are willing to practice as much as Hogan and Ben believes that is the reason he is finally winning.Practice did it.he says.Long Driver Although only a little chap, weighing around 140 pounds, Hogan is among golf's longest drivers.And, even more important, he is straight off the tee.His putting has always been good, but this Spring it has been phenomenal.He went 216 holes and had only two three-putt greens, During the stretch he was 34 under par.oa.berg emerged so suddenly that the first football program did not even carry his picture.He proved & sensation during the undefeated season, and now is regarded as one of the best men on the team.1 a ae .\u201cTA Kelley of Tarentum, Penn- gylvania, was a sophomore candidate for right end last spring.He trained hard and used his bike conscientiously, Like Lahds- berg, he rode his bike home and all during the summer.When he came back in the fall he was in fine shape.He had no difficulty in capturing the wing pos!- tion, He played brilliantly all season and drew from Coach Snavey the highest praise.\u201cKelley Is the best end I have seen at Cornell,\u201d sald Carl, Besides these two notable examples, there are many others in which the tise of bikes as an adjunct to training proved successful, That's\u2019why Gan 8navely secured 15 new bikes this spring and issued them tb the new men on the squad.\u201cI am all for bikes as a spring training feature,\u201d says Carl Snavely.\u2018They play an important part In building and In addition Introduce an elo- ment of fun in training which, of necessity, is pretty rigorous.\u201d Trainer Kavanagh has organized \u2018The BIg Red Wheelers,\u201d and every Sunday he plans long bike hikes with plenie suppers at \u2018Robot\u2019 Assistants Air Transport Amorlea, says Assoclation instruments are minimum, Major Schroeder, United Alr- lines Vice-President, told the Association recently, \u201cThe human factor is being instrumentalized out of existence.Soon the pilot will have an \u2018out\u2019 for every procedure\u2014spare fuel, spare englues, spare airports and spare instruments.\u201d SENIOR BALL LEAGUE WILL MEET FRIDAY Annual Session Will be Held Tomorrow Night in Victoria Hall \u2019 The annual meeting Westmount Municipal Softball League will be Victoria Hall tomorrow commencing at 8 o'clock, Four toams at the moment have signified their intontions of entering the league; the 1939 champions, and the other two teams which finished second and third have been practising regularly and early season predictions give the Granites and Grads a good chance of ending the reign of the Blues.Bach of these teams have done çonsiderable reorganizing ta strengthen their weaker positions.A new team to Sonfor circles is one which {8 to represent West- mount High School thls year.As several of the players in last year's league were from the \u201cHigh\u201d, this now team should be a worthwhile aggregation, All other Westmount teams which are organized and aro thinking of playing in the Senfor Division are Inviled to send two representatives to the Friday meeting, at 8 p.m.sharp, of the senior held in evening Cut Pilot\u2019s Tasks Maj.R.W.Schroeder, operations committee chairman of the of cutting airline pilot's job to a PAGE NINE.PEARSON AND TARSHIS AT YMCA COURTS Canadian Davies Cup Stars Will Play Exhibition Match Next Thursday Phil Pearson and Hills Tarshis, members of last year's Cangdjan Davies Cup team, will play ap.exhibition game of tennis at the'local Y.M.C.A.courts next Thurse day, it was announced at 'the branch yesterday.or Hugh Noble, physical diraator of the branch, stated that aotivie tles at the \"Y\" tennis courts re well under way.The courts are in fine shape and an active season is anticipated, During the month of May snd the first part of June the cottts will be used by girls of the West.mount High School, There are still vacancies in the \u201cX\" tennis club for those wishing to become membors, Mr.Noble sald.He pointed out that Yhe | branch operates aix fine courts at the corner of Victorian and West- arn avenues.Facllities include lockers and & tuckshop which car- rles soft drinks and tennis equjp- ment.A splash party and dance will be held by the club every Friday evening.\u2018 Shirley Burnett wil! instruct ladies tennis classes each Monday and Thursday evening, \u2014_\u2014 CHINESE PLAY CARDS Playing cards will Le used {n Tsingtao, China.\u201d POINT SHOW Province of Club, Forum, tiful specials, Quobeo Kennaf May 18th, Beau.Don't miss thip.chance for points and specials, Enquiries WI, 1027 after 7 p.mi Entries taken Saturday afternoon and evening.Room 709.Dominion Square Building, A a + Lawn Mowers Sharpened Keys Mads - Combinations Changed - Household Appliances - General Repairs WAIlnut 3113 McWHINNIE'S REPAIR SHOP the end of the trail, : 5900 Sherbrooke West og Rapid Delivery Till 11 P.M, Fl.4744 \u2014 WE.1616 It First Line Signals Busy,, Please Dial Next Line.FORUM GROCERY 2209 St.Catherine W.NEAREST LICENSED GROCER TO | WESTMOUNT a À i \u2018i 8 \"00 To be the jo # moderately.Truly, this is To be happy! To be healthy] 3 able to work and play, | Pt oy and laigh\u2014to eat and dri ot 3 y of living! And for generations, beer has been a traditional part of life in this Quebec of ours.For\u2019 what other drink is more closely akin to moderate, tepnperate living?What other k adds so much to the joy of living? PAGE TEN BLITZKREIG Hollywood, May 15.reaction of the film Industry be taken as indicative of gentiment Should | in other branches of American business, the United States is far from neutral in the present international conflict.Hitler's jaunts into.Austria, Czechoslovakia, Poland, Denmark and Norway slashed Hollywood's foreign markets to a minimum \u2014 and his current ventures in Hol- Band \u2018and Belgium have added in-| éult\u201cto injury by minimizing even tnis minimum.Conservative estl-| mates are that Uncle Adolf's sev-; eral, grabs have cost Hollywood an! annual profit of over $60,000,000.it for no reason other than this, American film interests hope the Matiich Flash gets a shiny bayo- dette in his back.However, pro Aly sentiment here is built on firmer than financial foundations.A bond of friendship hased upon Common ideals of freedom and fair play binds America to Britain, an existence of this bond has ndyer been more :n evidence than during these past few days.\" Chamberlain's speech of ve- signation burst upon Holly- Fa Jast Thursday at noon, fd work came to a sudden Balt.Cameras were silenced and lights were killed on sound stages throughout \u2018the town as stars, technicians and executives crowded around portable recelving sets to: liston while i history was being made.\u2019 !° \u201cThe hour has come when we shall bo put to the test\u2019, sala a weary but determined volce coming from Number Ten : Downing Street, ; \u2018You and I must put our { fall support behind our new !léader.We must stop this mad ; beast who has leapt from \u2018his i lair to destroy us.\u201d 1, Few eyes were dry when the pompanies disbanded for lunch- son.Ohamberlain\u2019s speech had packed more drama than the 10 best films of 1939.In fact, Loule .Mayer 1s reported to have ca- jled him an offer to join Metro's gceñârio staff, but Neville 1s sald to ve declined! : \u201cWHISPERED REPORTS { Mane West is back in bed writ- [pesenotnor screen play in whieh hopes to star.The opus Is tentatively titled \u201cNot Bad\u201d.Now that Shirley Temple has retired to a life of luxury, Jane Wi- theese is being boomed at 20th Century .Did you know that the three NBC chimes are G, E, nd C \u2014 and that they stand for eneral Mlectrlc Company?.Carol Bruce, who once starred ith Lloyd Huntely on the Nor- andie Roof of the Mount Royal TOP SOIL Black Loam $3 and $5 per load.pe = Top Soil $2.50 per load.& R.AUBIN ** DExter 5198 fanz UPPER LACHINE ROAD Te SUITINGS \"HF YOU WANT A SUIT THAT WILL MAKE-UP WELL~ RE WEAR WELL\u2014AND KEEP ITS SHAPE Ash Your Tailor @ LED ROBINTEX The tonic cffect in wearing these Suitings creates a feel.ing of confidence.\u201d ® ; Hotel, ter type production.| bedrooms VAITANTEED BITISH RADIO WASHING MACHINE | VACUUM CLEANER MANUFAC TU e better homes >.Lu Qualitied Repairmen Give Better Service o UNE eau M, BEAUDET Ek.\u2014 ONE.STORE ONLY \u2014 3 as.Notre Dame St.W.- \"a0 ne unsurpassed service is to headline the new Irving Berlin musical, \u201cLouisiana Purchase.\u201d Zorina, Billy Gaxlon, Victor Moore and Irene Bordon will\u2019 co-star.George Melford.who directed Rudolph Valentino In \u201cThe Sheik\u2019, 1s now playing hil parts at 20th Century.Remember Virginia Cherrill, the lovely young actress who starred with Charlie Chaplin in \u201cCity Lights\"?She Is now the Countess of Jersey, and has Just added ux sixth home (0 hey collection of mansions in England and Wales ., It Is interesting to note that the net profits coined by candy sales In Paramount - controlled theatres last year were more than sufficient to pay all interest on the company's mmulti-milllion dollar indebtedness., THIS WEEK'S HARVEST Approach of summer has had no ill effect upon the local film factories.They conli~ue to grind out their usual quota ©f tripe \u2014 plus the occanfonal fone example of cinematic art.Fortunately, the past week brought two examples of this lat- \u201cOur Town\u201d, directed by Sam Wood \u2014 who gave you \u2018Goodbye, Mr.Chips\u201d and \"Waterloo Bridge\u2019, which costars Vivien Leigh and Robert Taylor, are both superior filma.Inasmuch as transmission of this column has already begun, we are unable to discuss either picture at length.Suffice it to say that \u2018Our Town\u2019 is the strangesl film yet witnessed by this reviewer.lt is a story of the little things of life; the joys, the sorrows and the folk we know so well.A masterful remake of the Pulltzer Prize play.It revolutionizes the technique of screen writing and bodsts a starless yet superb cast, \u201cOur Town\" is a screen experience you'll not want to miss.\u201cWaterloo Bridge\" brings Robert Taylor into prominence na a thespian of talent.He is no longer the pretty boy, and the mustache which he displays for the first time would seem to have imbued him with a new and more stable personality.of the last World War, Taylor Robert Sherwood's play, a tale of the last World war, Taylor plays an aging British officer who recalls his\u2019 whiriwind courtship and the unforseen: orders which causé him to leave for the front before marriage.His pestormance is superb, and Vivien Leigh again proves herself a glfted actress.\u201cWaterloo Bridge\" will make you weep \u2014 and lke it.* FINALE Eddie Cantor may replace Fred Allen on the air next autumn, with Allen possibly returning for another sponsor.Montreal's Helen Morgan is here to co-star with John Boles and Paul Robeson in a stago revival of \u201cShow Boat\u201d.Miss Morgan played in the original production and in the scréen play .À London film concem is to produce \u201cMein, Kampf\u201d, but the company is experiencing difficulty in finding an actress to impersonate Leni Reifenstahl.Gene Raymond, whose well- manicured mug once graced the of lovesick gals throughout America, has returned to filme after a 3-year absence.Raymond would appear to, have signed his new contract with an eye-brow pencil, for he succeeded in winning a come-back only after darkening his blond locks with the common beauty application.And that's the news fiom Holly: wood.Adlos.see | , 1 à RS * ve REPAIR SERVICE Opposite Northern Electric WI.8171 N \u2018The, \u201cHidden Titles\u201d Contest antl 1, have soute the words \u2018mij N° C6, yt i hidden.te sdyrtisament of bise om UE words ride i MAT he on the first ha the coming week.MEAL OF .cccccarsnstrnscecsicss®easorsessssossasenenersscss ON dé week's Examiner, these being the titles of the s to be shown at the Westmount Theatre during sion as final reg rding the awarding of passes to the ) agree to accept the judges\u2019 deci- Theatre.30a ions ES cri fy TOV ; nag : hée souceuss a i trom \u201cthose submitting the \u2018correct answers.HOLD ANNUAL CONGERT SOON Pupils of Frances Goltman Hall Many clever students will take part in the Seventh Annual Concert of Miss Frances Goltman.Lie.Mus., and First Medal.dst of McGiil University, well-known young teacher and widely read music columnist of \u2018The Monitor\u201d In Victoria Hall on Tuesday evening, June 4.This Important event will include compositions by classical composers and as usual Miss Goltman has arranged an artistic and entertaining program consisting of solos and duets.As in the previous outstanding recitals that have been presented by this eminent teacher, the pupils all play from memory and many types of music will be rendered.Mozart's \u2018Turkish Rondo\u201d from the famous Sonata in 'A\u2019 wlll be Gameroff and Glorianne Schwartz; Sylvia Marks and Su- played in duet form by Phyllis zanne Cohen are playing the favourite '\u2018Neapolitan Dance Song\u201d by Tschalkowsky arranged for by four hands and \u2018Old Folks at Home\u201d by Foster will be rendered hy June Denison and Ronald Den- Ison.Two very young pianists who will he heard in a duet are Connie Rosenhek and Ronald Cape.DAN GILBERT, L.L.D.Dr.Dan Gilbert, young author, former Washington correspondent and Hollywood news reporter, who Is at presont covering the entire United States in a nation-wide tour in which he is visiting the principal cities of America.He is speaking in the largest Presbyterian, Congregational and Baptist Churches on the Continent.During \u2018an interim in this heavy schedule he pays this visit to the Dominion of Canada.He will speak on \u201cYouth in the Arms of an Octopus,\u201d in the Verdun Baptist Church on Wednesday, May 22 at 7.45 p.m.and in St, James United Church Hall the following evening.Through his journalistic work he has been brought in \u2018touch with the nerve-centres of religious, social, economic and educational lite of America.He has been active with his pen and has published thirteen volumes in spite of the fact that he is a comparatively young man.He deals with the problems of youth realistically and recognizes in his writings the fact that young people are faced with tremendous ditfi- culties in this modern age.His book, \u201cThe Biblical] Basis of the Constitution,\u201d has been favourably reviewed by metropolitan newspapers with a combined circulation of more than 20,000,000.His latest book, \u201cA Manifesto of Christian Youth,\u201d presents graphically the inevitable choice that young people must make today.His atorles and experiences while a news reporter in Hollywood are arresting.HOUSEWIFE'S DUTY ON FOOD POINTED OUT \u201cEvery housewife can do her bit\u2014and help others do theirs\u2014 by keeping her family's health at a high level.\u201d\u2014Canadian Medical Association.Thus ends the introduction on the Inside front cover of a new booklet just now coming off the presses, entitled \u201cFood for Health in Peace and War.\u201d Prepared by the nutrition experts of the Canadian Medical Association, and embodying knowledge gained after years of study and research, including the very latest.the booklet is published by the leading life insurance companies in Canada.It is written in the simplest language.and instead of rambling on about vitamins and cal- | housewife ories\u2014about which the average knows very little of TEACHER WILL\" Will Perform in Victoria | THE WESTMOU NT EXA MINER = Ws AWFUL LD JUS\u2019 SITTIN' SEE THIS GAME SOMEHOW 9 HERE BUT I HADDA 1-18 IT WAS SOLID?HEART A Reg.U.8.Pat Office.AN rigbte reserved HOW DID I KNOW FROZEN HAVE A practical use {in the kitchen\u2014 quickly turns into a.set of weekly fuod budgets for single persons, children, and various size families.So many quarts of milk, pounds of cheese, bread prices.For those living land, the quantities pounds and fractions of a pound.first and so forth, for a family of five.' food required Cost, $8.95\u2014on the basis of city, mal disease-resisting health, then add whatever you wish or can afford after that.ESSENTI-ALS\u2014and thwart germs as did the 'Fiu in 1919.On page five is a special note: on the are given in It al] boils down to this: Eat the kind and amount of to maintain mor- \u201cThe Canadian farmer produces all the foods necessary for good health,\u201d a real boost for Canadian agriculture.But GET THE the that may descend on the \u2014 Nearly 1,200 foxes are being reared on a fox farm in Chile.GAINING POPULARITY Paris has one-third more bicycles than a year ago.SHORTAGE OF PILOTS Brazil has a shortage of na- tive-born air pilots.Jopho 8 oz.Bottle 24¢ 20 ox.Bottle 49; 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