The Westmount examiner, 6 juin 1940, jeudi 6 juin 1940

[" 0, 1940 eme own by Depart- e regu- the de- in the B, ves the din sus.Out re L of hae lemned.request 0 deal this the s in the Justice Prov.1d.It is his sec ; found- British its law enemy persons en con- are pre- e State, | ctric 1 A J WEDDING GIFTS An Exclusive Collection of OLD ENGLISH SILVER OHMAN\u201d JEWELLERS WE.4046 1216 Greene VOL.XI,, No.23 OTARIANS URGE ACTION AGAINST \u201cFIFTH SUPPORT OF, BUSINESS ASSOCIATION MAYOR SAYS Addresses \u201c\u201cCitizens\u2019 Night\u201d Meeting in Victoria Hall |i! Attended by Over 800 \u2014 Excellent Program of |; Entertainment Presented \u2014 Large Number of RESIDENTS GOD SIGN, Prizes Awarded \u2014D.C.Heward Also Spoke #40 Years in GF vem Just Arrived Direct from London rE Tr To, Ave.is 2 C.Abbott, K.C., M.P., and Attended by over 800 persons, with Mayor Walter A.Merrill,\u2019 K.C., Douglas C.Abbott, K.C., M.P., and Chas.Heward, president of the Municipal Association among the platform gu®ts, the \u201cCitizens\u2019 | Night\u201d meeting of the Business Association of Westmount packed the main auditorium of Victoria Hall to capacity on Thursday night.The function, conceded to be by the association, featured an ex to the winners of the limerick con in the Examiner.IND VEHICLES IRE DAMAGED Autrmobile and Horse- D:awn Wagon Collided On St.Catherine Street Saturday A lamp standard was snapped off at.the base and both vehicles damaged when an automobile driven by Gaston Audet, 3512 Vendome avenue, and a horse- drawn baker's wagon in charge of Thos Duggand, 2858 Mance street collided opposite 4358 St.Cather- ing street at 10.45 a.m.on Saturday.The driver of the car told police that his machine struck the left rear wheel of the wagon as he was passing a street car while! proceeding in an easterly direction on St.Catherine, knocking it into the lamp standard.He either misjudged his distance or the horse swerved, he stated.The left rear wheel and front panel on the wagon were damaged and the front door and fender on the car were dented.No one was injured.Gardens Re-Planted Here Tuesday Night The gardens which are planted each summer by boys taking part in municipal recreationaj activi.\u2019 ties, were re-planted by a group of 15 enthusiastic gardeners eon Tuesday evening.Each plot is 12 feet by 31 feet and is the definite charge of the person to whom it has been alloted.The crops planted this year are carrots, beets, lettuce, peas and beans, with the front of each! plot being planted with pansies, candytuft and poppies.* LAMP STANDARD the most successful yet sponsored cellent program of entertainment, |: the awarding of over 50 door prizes and the presentation of awards test conducted by the organization E., Ohman Presides President Eric Ohman and W.Boyd Robson, past-president and present chairman of the publicity committee, presided, while Don Ross, chairman of the entertainment committee, acted as master \u2018 of ceremonies.Mayor Merrill stated that the support of the association by residents as evidenced by the large turnout, was particularly gratifying and expressed the hope that this support would continue.He promised to give the association his full cooperation.The Mayor also commented on the excellence of the entertainment provided, and complimented Hugh Noble, Westmount «\u201cY\" physical director, on the final act, a group of seven living statue tableaux by the \u201cY\u201d senior leaders\u2019 corps.Abbott Speaks Mr.Abbott declared, also, that the large turnout was particularly impressive and congratulated the executive of the association on the success of the venture.Chas.He- ward, representing the Municipal Association, stated that the two bodies had a common objective, that of the welfare of the municipality: He considered the business group particularly enterprai- sing and stated that it was of genuine benefit to the city.On behalf of the Municipal Association he wished it continued success.The newly elected president of the Association, Eric Ohman, stressed its aims and the efforts it had made to improve business by promoting a shop in West- mount movement that had proven successful, \u201cI invite citizens to buy in Westmount first, not because they should feel obliged to do so but because in my opinion local merchants are in a position to serve them best,\u201d he stated.\u201cWe decided to hoid this meeting in spite of world stress because we felt that such functions.by providing entertainment and fellowship, do much to help main- | tain the morale of the people,\u201d he told the gathering.W.Boyd Robson, the first president of the association, who guided it during its period of formation.also stressed the organization\u2019s aim to improve busi- (Continued on Page 2 ) Arthur F.Bell Is Feted By Municipal Employees Arthur F.Bell, who retired as tecretary-treasurer of the city on Saturday.was feted at an informel gathering of municipal employees in Victoria Hall last Thursday night and was the recipient of a cabinet radio presented, ob behalf of the staff, by City mas &\u20acger P.E, Jarman, who presided.Mrs.Bell received a large bouquet of roses presented by Miss Ethel Reid, Mr.Bell, whose retirement Marked the complet:on of 32 years in the service of the municipality was previously honored at a din- Ner attended by the Council, de- Partmental heads and representatives of other Island municipalities in the Montreal Club when he Was presented with a silver tea tervice by Mayor Walter A.Merrill, K.C., on behalf of the city, And a crystal fruit bowl by Mayor Beaubien of Outremont.Thursday's function, attended br a large gathering of civic em- T \u201cyees, Mayor Merrill! and mem- : tary-treasurer, and P.J.Délgado, 3:30 \u201cthe Council, took the form\u2019 superintendent of public works.bere 4 .\u2018his stac\u2018D.cared to bring to him.of a farewell gathering almost entirely lacking in formality.It concluded with the serving of refreshments and dancing.In a brief address Mayor Merrill said, \u201cIt is a fine thing for the staff to meet in this manner.\u201d He referred to Mr.Bell as being \u2018a great friend und a man who has always had the interest of the city at heart and will continue to do so.He has been a tower of strength to myself,\u201d he concluded.Department heads who spoke briefly stressed Mr.Bell's infinite capacity for friendship and his willingness to listen at any time to the urobiems any \u2018nember of the stai\u2019 no matter how humble He was universaliy liked by all employ-#s, tire speakers stated.Among those who spoke, beside the Mayor and Mr.Jarman, were\u2019 Ald.W.B.Scott, K.C., J.W.Weldon.K.C., city solicitor.C.W.Houston, newly-appointed secre- WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, JUNE 6 .1940 oo .GUARDING CANADA'S PACIFIC RAMPARTS A powdery puff of billowy smoke and water shoots from the foamy wake of Royal Canadian Navy patrol ship in northern Pacific, a graphic warning to enemy submarines that Canada is ready to face all dangers that Hitler's soon-expected push on England may bring to England\u2019s dominions.I Residents Will | Be Affected By Bill Local residents will be materially affected by the Drouin Bill amending the Montreal charter which passed first reading in the Provincial Legislature yesterday, news from Quebec indicated.The bill gives Montreal power to levy annually upon any person, possessing under any title whatsoever, one or more motor vehicles\u2019 within Westmount, among other Island |\" centres, where the water from the Montreal Waterworks is distributed by the latter, a spe- cin] water tax not exceeding $5.00 for each such vehicle, Such tax shall be payable at the Montreal City Hall on the first of September and shall carry privilege upon every such vehicle and upon the movable property and effects of the debtor, Such tax shall, without registration, constitute a privileged claim upon such immovable, The provisions of this tax shall apply to the territory of Westmount and Outremont and to that of the Towns of St, Pierre, Montreal East and Pointe-auxTrembles, as if it formed part of the territory of the City of Montreal, LAST RESPELTS PAID TO LATE MISS R.COLLEY Funeral Service Held for Former Teacher in West- mount and Verdun Schools : service The funeral for Miss Ruth Wellesley Colley, of 11 Winchester avenue, a former teacher in Westmount and Verdun public schools, was held on Wednesday afternoon a! the Chapel of Jos.C.Wray and Bros, Mountain street.Interment was in Mount Royal Cemetery.Miss Colley died at her residence on Monday in her 35th year.A daughter of the late Mr.and Mrs.J.B.Coley, Miss Colley war born in Montreal on December 10, 1905.She received her education in the public schools of Westmount, gradnot!ng from Westmount High School in 1924, Her last appointment as a teacher was on the staff of King's School, Westmount, Surviving are her parents, six sisters and one brother.TO BE HOSTS Mr.and Mrs.George Hollinger wil] be host to the members of the Executive Board of the Temple Emanu-El Brotherhood at a Sabbath Tea on Saturday, at o\u2018ciock, at 4965 Ponsard avenue, FINAL TRIBUTE PAID RETIRED FIRE OFFICER Ex-Lieutenant Joseph Robert Hooper Laid to Rest Yesterday \u2014 Was 63 Former colleagues on the West- mount Police and Fire Departments, friends and relatives, paid final tribute yesterday afternoon at the Willlam Wray funeral chapel, to Joseph Robert Hooper, retired Lieutenant of the Fire Department.Interment was In Mount Royal Cemetery.Ex-Lieut.\u2018Hooper died at the Western Division of the Montreal General Hospital on Monday following a short illness, He was 63 years of age.A son of the late Mr.and Mrs.William Henry Hooper, ex-Lieut.Hooper was a native and life-long resident of Montreal.He was one of the most popular men in the department and was known as a tearless firefighter.He suffered injuries on several occasions during his duties on the force from which he retired on pension four years ago after complet!ng more than 25 years\u2019 service, Predeceased by his wife, the late Winnifred Murphy, in 1932, he is survived by five sons, Johnston, Wilmot Robert, Cedric F.M., Gordon and Harold Edward Hooper; two daughters, Misses Dor!s Marian and Mabel Irene Hooper; two sisters, Miss T.Hooper and Mrs.M.Swinburne, and eight grandchildren, all of Montreal.Eleventh School Annual, Published The eleventh Temple Emanu-El Religious School annual, in honor of the graduation ani confirmation, is now off the press.The annual this year is dedicated to the men and women who made the Temple Community House possible.Among \u2018hose who sh: red in the compilation of the magazine are David Marks, Charlotte Garfinkle, Lillian Simons, \u201cMarvin Levine, Norma Carrick, Stanton len Silverstein, Clifford Gittes, Friedman, Marjorie Mortimer, Al- Shirley Hollinger, David S*efler and Sheila Sapera.* \" Driverless Car Jumps Curb Onto Lawn The need for greater carve in the parking of automobiles on steep grades was emphasized again last week when for the second time in a fortnight a car rolled a short distance down a hill here, causing property damage.The car, which was left parked in front of her home by Mrs.N.Denbow, of 20 KForden avenue, Friday evening, rolled \u2018down, the hill a number of fect, \u201cjumped the sidewalk on the cast side of the street and camo to a stop on the lawn fronting property at 25 Forden occupied by F.Lake, causing damago to the shrubbery, \u2019 \u201c Mr.Denbow told police that his wife had apparently neglect- cd to leave the car in gear or set the hand brake, TEMPLE PUPILS GIVEN PRIZES Annual Closing Exercises Of Temple Emanu-El Schools Held Sunday The annual closing exercises of Temple Emanu-El Religious Schools took place on Sunday | when greetings on behalf of the board were delivered by Dr.Lyon Bercovitch and from the Brotherhood by George Hollinger.Mrs.Arthur Simon represented the Sisterhood.The following awarded: The Rabbi's Cup, Alen Silver- stein; Bessle Jacohs Memorial Cup, Tamara Umanski; Brotherhood Cup for Hebrew.Marilyn Friedman; Anna Rost Memorial Cup, Allen Silverstein, M, & R.Aron Memorial Cup, David Marks and Cliarlotte Garfinkle; Graduation Plaque, Norma Carrick: Peter Jacohson Memorial Plaque.Norma Carriek; Nathan Gordon Mem rial Medal, Marilyn Fried man; [\u2018eige]l Bercovitch Memorial Prize, Jcyce Ginsherg: Shofar Advertising Cup, Marvin Levine: lennie Ha+f Isaics Price, Betly Gities; Maxwel: Goldstein Memorial Medal David Marks; Sonhia Mechanic Tarshie Medal, Alma Cott!ieb; Mr and Mrs.Hyman Grover Medal william Lig stone; Heury S.:mon Memorial (Continued on Page 2) prizes were N CLL iil, ee MAMA The Week At Victoria Hall es A AM A MAMA ES N Today: Order of Scott:sh Clans; Jersey Island Club.Tomorrow: St.Augustine's Sodality, dance.Monday: Westmount Lodge, A.F.and A.M.Tuesday: Connaught Lodge, A.F.and A.M.Wednesday: Regular weekly luncheon meeting of the Westmount he Westmount Examiner Serving The City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis Band Concert Program Following is the program for the second in the series of summer band concerts to be conducted on Westmount Park on Monday by the Royal Montreal Regiment Band, under the direction of Lieut.T, E.Jackson: March, \u201cWashington Gvays.\u201d Groftula; Overture, \u201cStabat.Mater,\u201d Possine; Intermezzo, \u201cThe Two Guitars,\u201d Horllek: Trombone solo, \u201cThe Wanderer,\" Harlow; (soloist, Corp, L.Barnes).Intermission.Spanish Suite, \u2018La Feria,\u201d Lu- cosse, 1, Los Toras; 3.La Reja; 3.La Zanvuela, Angelus from scenes pittoresque, Massonet; Selection from opera \u2018\u201cAlda,\u2019 Verdl; March \u201cPlaytellow,\u201d Fillmore, \u201cRegimental March.\u201d \u2018God Save the Klug.\u201d LOCAL OFFICER BOYS BRIGADE VICE-PRESIDENT Captain J.Howard Richardson Elected to Post At Meeting in Toronto Captain J.Howard Richardson of the First Westmount Company was elected Dominion vice-pres!- dent of the Boys Brigade at annual meetings of the organization held in Davenport United Church, Toronto, on Saturday, Captain J.A.Gair was named Dominion president, + a fp oes The Torotito Brigade display was held on the same weok-end as the annual meetings and boys and officers from all parts of Canada assembled in the Queen City to witness the event and a parade on Sunday to Cooke's Presbyterian Church.During the meetings, reports were heard from all centres including the Pacific Coast, where most rapid development has heen experienced.Winnipeg, represented Ly Capt.Alex, Campbell und Capt, John Turnbull suowed the greatest increase of any centre.It now has a \u2019sattallon of considerable size as well as several very large companies, one bein the oldest {n Canada, having been formed in 1887.\u2018The membership of this unit alone ls 119 on the roll with an average al weck-night parades of 969 and at Bible Class of 98%; a record company, attached to King Memorial United Church.The following boys successfully passed their first ald examinations on Friday: Sgt, Wm, Mulligan (Badge) Ptes, Paul (irimaldi, Sandy Fdmison, Knute Sorensen, Roy Howard, Edwin Goring.Numerous other tests ars he- ing cleared up this week, in order that the aw-rds c n be presented at the Company Jnspection.Arrangement is also golng forward for the \u2018Company's camp under the same rrangement as last season, vegas pated, Pte.David Fraser's application for membership has been accepted.A speclal training class for re- crufts will be held during the try into the Company when it resumes activity in September, During the past week-end Captain Richardson had opportunity of meeting Pte.Everitt, McKinlay, formerly of the 1st Westmount and now of the 1st Toronto unit.Pte.McKinlay i# looking forward to coming tn Montreal with members of thefr band, to be the guests of the 1st Westmount Company.:E.J.Anderson Speaker At Rotary Club Meeting Taking as his subject \u2018\u2019Insecti- varous Plants,\u201d E.J.Anderson, chief botanist of the Municipal | Greenhouses, addressed the reg- {ular weekly luncheon meeting of the Westmount Rotary Club in Victoria Hall yesterday.Mr.Anderson explained to the iclub the manner in which cer- \u2018tain species of plants subsisted on insects and how they employed almost human methods in catch- Rotary Club; Westmount Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star; Prince ing them.Albert Council, Next Thursday: Manchester Unity, 1.0.0.F.He {llustrated his address with , numerous species of plants, and a record enrolment 8 antici.summer s0 #8 to \u201cr\u201dpare for en-| \u2014\u2014 Immediato action by the yesterday and resolutions warded Justice, Finance and Defunce.umn\u2019 activities in faciiftating \u201cFMfth Column\u2019 must be put into effect without delay In tho un- anlmous opinion of the members.Want Iuternment The resolutions call for internment for the duration of the war of citizens of onemy countries, and of nll others who could in any way be identifled with sub- vorsive activities, Registration of all persons, natlve of enemy countries, is urged.The club urges the suspension of all grants of naturalization for the duration of the war and asks restoration of section 98 of the Criminal Code.Other resolutions urge strengthening of the militia and the placing of guards at strategic points, Unanimously Adopted Adoption of the resolutions ~was moved by Bert-Cuthbert sud seconded by Debt Harrison.The president, J.A, Delalanne, occupied the chalr.The complete text of Lhe resolutions follow: The Rotary Club of Westmount, bearing solemnly in mind the vital contribution of \u2018Fifth Column\u2019 activities in facilitating the Invasion by Germany of Norway, The Netherlands, Belgium, France, ind other Iludependent territories, curnestiy prays the Government of tbe Dominion of Canada: To tuke immediate action to render impossible such experience in Canada, which lies under threat of possible Invasion, And to this end the members of the Rotary Club of Westmount recommend the Immediate internment for the duration of the war, of all citizens of enemy countries; and of all others, of whatever nationality, who muy at any time have heen gullty of, or identified wilh, activities subversive to the good interests of the State, or who may at the present Lime, for any reason whatsover, lie under suspicion of connection with such activities.And (he Members further pray the Government to lake limmed- fate steps to register all- persons, native of enemy countries, may be naluralized Canadians, to investigate the status of such citizens.and to place them under strict survelllance.The Members further pray the Government: To suspena, for the duration of the war, all grants of naturall- zation.To re-enuct and restora Sec- (Continued on Page 2 ) who.Supplied - Laid - Finished Repaired - Refinished À.Ross Grafton & Co.4263 St.Catherine St.Westmount .Free Estimates Government \u201cFifth Column\u2019 activities in Canada was urged by the Westmount Rotary Club at its regular weekly luncheon meeting to his effect wore adopted and coples fore to Primo Minister Mackenzie King and the Ministers way, the Netherlands, Belglum, France ritories.With Canada under the possible threat of invasion a spread program to counteract the # CERTIFICATES WILL BE GIVEN \u2018address Pr DWOOD FLOORS Cleaned M A A MMA A A MAMA dd.WE.2323 PRICE:\u2014TWO CENTS COLUMN\u201d WESTMOUNT CLUB ADOPTS RESOLUTION FORWARDED 10 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT Members Unanimously Approved of Measure at Regular Weekly Luncheon Meeting in Victoria Hall Yesterday \u2014 Is Result of German Invasions of Independent Territories \u2014 Many Points Raised \u2014 an to render Impossible in Victoria Hall of Tho resolutions stressed.the vital contribution of \u201cFifth Col- tho fnvaston by Germany of Nore Independent ter- wide- und other AT GRADUATION Thirty-five Diplomas Will Be Awarded.at Shaar \u201c Hashomayim Graduation Exercises Thirly-tive diplomas and cer- tificatos will he awarded to the Graduuting Classes of the Shaar \"Hashomayim Sunday School, and six diplomas to groduales of the Hebrew School at a ceremony tnking place in the Bynagogue tonight The opening Prayer is to be read by WImer Weigensberg: (ho graduntes will sing \u2018\u201clvru Bashe'arim\u2019 from Isaiah, under the direction of Rev.Herman \u2018Semlatin: a program entitled \u2018A Search for Truth\u201d based on the poem \u2018Gifts\u2019 by Emma Lazarus, wlll be prosented by Conrail Shatner, Morton Shulman, David Solomon, Marcia Cohen, Blaine Robinson, Tamar Shine, Rosalind Ureonwood l.auraine Rose, Judith Cohon, Marcia Aronson, Joyce Dolgy, Sybil Kazenol, Herbert Baercovitz, Hervey Etaln, Judith Kirsch, Edith Sperber, lle 8ol- omon Herbert Puperman, Bernard Gross, Frank Stein Marvin Sliver and Philip Spector.Mildred Solomon is to deliver an on \u201cEmma Lazarus, PPootess.\u201d\u2019 The 900th anniversary of the birth of Tashi wil} be mamorial- izald in a colloquy by the Hebrew Schoo} Gradunles Including Arthur Victor, Edgar Wener, SJazarus Cohen, Marvin Yeldman, Frad Solomon and Edward Levine sou.The Voledictory will ha delivered hy Irwin Shulman and prosentation made by Peter Adel- stein amit Annalee Sherger.Myra Lazur wlll read the Clos- Ing Prayer.Joseph Levinson, President, of the Congregation, is to award the diplomas to the Sunday School Graduates and Hurry Batshaw, Chulrman of the Kducational Committees, IL to award the diplomas to the Hebrew School Graduates, Dr.H.Abramowitz will deliver the ad- \u201c(Continued on Page 2 ) « The fifty-second annual assembly of the Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec under the presidency of Rev.J.A.Johnston, Minister of Westmount Baptist Church, will convene in the First Baptist Church, Ottawa, on Monday evening, June 10th.The sessions will continue until the evening of Friday, June 12th, The Assembly will he officially opened by the Hon, Albert Matthews, Lieut, Governor of Ontario, who will deliver a brief address.Among the distinguished speakers on the program will he Rev.J.H.Rushbrooke, DD, | LL.D., President of the Baptist .World Alliance, Dr.J.C.Robbins, Missionary Statesmen from New York, Lieut.Colonel G.A.Wells, Rev.Johnston To Preside At Assembly Of Baptists Anglican Bishop and Principal Chaplain of the C.A.5.F., Rev, W.A.Cameron, Minister of Yorke minster Baptist Church, Torouto, and Professor R.J.McCracken of MeMaster University.\u2018The theme of the Convention will be: \u201cThe King's Business\u2019, The president's address, which will be dellvered on Monday evening, bears the title: \u201cThe King's Business in such an Hour as This\".Fraternal Greetings will be brought by the Right Rev.J.W.Woodside, D.D., Moderator of the United Church of Canada, and Rev.J.Alexander Ferguson, representing.he Presbyterian Church in Canada.Jt 1s expected that delegates from a host of the churches in Ontario and Quebec will attend the Assembly.A va ee Ta SAS 16 i © Selby Street, Apt.3, W1.4605.PAGE TWO Westmount Examiner Published Every Thursday Serving the City of Westmount Garden Suburb of Canada's Metropolis.THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave, WAlnut 2773% #The Examiner\u2019 aims to he an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service.them, WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1940 MORE THAN THRIFT War Savings Certificates! The Government could have called them #National Safety Certificates.\u201d For that, in stark truth, is what they are.War Savings Certificates are what, in peace days, we might call a \u201cfine investment.\u201d They make for thrift, lay a foundation of security, appeal to the spirit of self-respect and self- reliance.On these grounds, as well as upon the grounds of democratic responsibility, of a wider devotion to the democratic creed of voluntary citizenship, they meet a need.But, far more than these things, and more Qerribly vital, War Savings Certificates are a challenge to patriotism.They are a call to all of us, and provide the means to answer the challenge of war service; a dictate of war duty which no one can ever expect to be forgiven for ignoring.War Savings Certificates are this war.the sake of all our future.In war-rocked France today the soldiers of democracy are dying for its defence.willing to back them up?To deny ourselves .things we can yield easily for their sakes?Are we willing to contribute something to feed and arm them, to sustain their strength, to tell them that back at home their peoples are supporting them?This .this above all else .is the challenge of War Savings Certificates.Over in Old England across and women and little children, workers and farmers, old and young, rich and poor, humble and obscure, are yielding their all for victory.Giving up in taxes, subscribing ing war savings certificates, they are giving a testimony of devotion to democracy and lib- They ask us whether, in this terrible conflict, with all that we are or ever hope to be at stake, we are content with \"p-loyalty to our cause; content with abuse of Hitler; unwilling to make even moderate sacrifice for for all of us, OUR share in brothe Are we | the seas men to loans, buy- over?Let us in these coming weeks give proof of such devotion.Let us make this War Savings Certificates campaign a crusade ;telling our Government and men on land and sea and in the air that Ve fight behind them.least, God knows, that we can do.PROFITS IN TIME OF WAR For one thing at least people in Canada, Britain and the United States can be thankful in this first year of the second World War \u2014 the cost of living is being rigidly controlled.Only those who remember the last war, and the picnic it provided for profiteers, will fully appreciate what has been done and is being done today to keep prices reasonable.Here are a few facts from the last war: The United States War Department estimated that the army would use 86,000 horses.86,000 animals the following supplies were ordéred and paid for: 50,000 sets of double harness, 110,000 sets of single harness, 945,- 000 saddles, 2,800,000 halters, 1,500,000 horse brushes, 2,000,000 feed bags, 1,000,- horse covers, and 195,000 branding irons.The purchasing of guns, munitions, planes, gas, cloth, food and other war items was done on an equally prodigal basis.The cost of everything went sky high.In Canada, it has been estimated that profiteers took about one billion dollars more than what should have been a reasonable profit \u2014 paid for by the fathers, sisters of the boys who went to the front offering their lives for their country.This time there is to be none of that.In Britain the government has taken full control of all industry and has reserved the power to eliminate all profits.In Canada, we have established the War Time Prices and Trade Board which has kept the cost of living at a reasonable level.In the United States, President Roosevelt has promised that there will be no millionaires made out of the misery of war if his government can prevent it.rs, mothers, DANGER COMES HOME There are still a great many people who jeer at the idea that Canada could possibly be attacked by Germany.from the theatre of war, they say.A German mine field has been discovered off the tip of South Africa, and South Africa is not exactly on the doorstep of the countries where the armies of Europe are fighting.Shouldn\u2019t the jeering Canadians think this She is too far away erty as noble as anything that history has seen.Temple Pupils .It is for us here in Canada to show whether | such devotion is ours, whether democracy and freedom mean as much to us at it does to It is the For these (Continued from Page 1) Medal, Nerma ( arrick; Hollinger Prize for Volunterr Graduate 5-r- vice, June Mciran and Leoniva Shulman.| Class Prize Winners: Kindergarten\u2014Cecile Reinharz, David Fleldman, Robert Meyer, Elaine Neumann, Edward Oser.Clasg 1 \u2014 Robert Lehberg, David Jacobs, Norman Alexander.- Class 2-\u2014Cyril Carrick, Sheila Horn, David Mortimer Arnold Hollinger, Rose Silverstein, Class 3\u2014Robert Lewis, Eleanor Scherzer.Class 4\u2014Peter Margo, Sylvia Singer, Bernard Lax.Class 5\u2014Mitchell Garfinkle, : Thomas Kahn, Harry Notkin, Jack Schwartz.Class 6 \u2014 Ingrid Welssler, Sylvia Marks, Eric Miller.Class 7 \u2014 Richard Benson, Marilyn Mailman, Ruth Takef- man, Hershell Garfinkle, Ruth Carrick Esther Ostor, Reina Aron, Esmond Gordon.Class 8\u2014Marcla Lightstone, Donald Benson, Class 9-\u2014Mark Stern, Frederick Kahn, Frank Liebman, Edith Wolte, Robert Silverstein, Shirley Marsk, Maxine Asch, Shirley Brown, Sylvia Mortimer, Mary Solloway.: Class 10 \u2014 David Shefler, Helen Weinthal, Charlotte Gar- finkle, Marjorie Mortimer, Thelma Gordon, Shirley Hollinger, Robert Sabler, Julia Asch.Residents\u2019 Support .(Continued from Page 1) ness by creating a better understanding between merchant and buyer, largely through functions similar to Thursday\u2019s meeting.He dwelt briefly on the association's constitution and expressed the hope that it would receive the continued support of residents.Entertainment, which was well received, was presented by Percy French, organist; pupils of the Norma Darling School of Dancing; Bob Goodier, comedian; W.J.Stephenson, soloist accompanied by Mr.French; Bob Wallace, comedian; pupils of the Betty Speirs School of Dancing accompanied at the piano by Miss Florence Jenkins; and the Westmount.Y.M.C.A.Leaders\u2019 Corps under the \u2018direction of Hugh Noble.The prizes were \u2018presented by Past-President W.Gordon Ken- wood and P.T.Golden, 11207 has À - LA te The Westmount Examiner 35] CLASSIFIED ADS Le \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 WAlnut 2773 me Bret mtn ee Bee AUTOS FOR SALE PACKARD.Unquestionably the finest used car value In the world.Smart, conservdtive and never dated.Our present stock has been fully re- gonditloned and carries our standard guarantee.Conditions being what they are, buy now for the future.Certainly today's prices will not be equalled for years to come.Pagkard Six Club Conv.Coupe.Packard 120 Convertible Sedan.Packard Six Sedan Deluxe.Packard Deluxe Sedan, etc.Packard Sedan, 6 wheels, heater.97 Packard Club Sed., heater, trunk.Packard Conv, Coupe, like new.Packard Sedan, 6 wheels, ete.Packard Lim, perfect condition.Packard Club Sedan, Standard \u2018B\u2019.Packard \u2018\u20188\u201d Roadster, new tires.Bulcks, Fords, Chryslers, etc.In our targe \u201cstock.The prices are pure posely omitted to save the pleasant surprise for your personal Inspection of our new used car lot.{Town \u2018and Country Motors : 872-4 VICTORIA AVE, : WESTMOUNT OPEN EVENINGS, EL, 1105.8 \u201cThe Farmer's Daughter\u2019 COUNTRY HOUSES TO LET LAC MAROIS - English community cottage on the lakeshore, 5 bedrooms, large living room, fireplace, hardwood floors, boat and canoe, July and August.DE, 5869, 8-10 .STORE TO LET 1406 ST.MATTHEW ST.corner St, Catherine, Suitable for Bgrber Shop, Beauty Parlor, etc.Apply Ostro's Drug Store, 1801 St, Catherine West, FI.0469.8-2 ROOMS TO LET NICE comfortable room, suitable business lady or gentleman, Apply 174 8-12 LARGE well furnished room centrally located.Breakfast if desired.Phonè \u2018WI, 3223.s-18 ROOM AND BOARD WANTED YOUNG man wishes room nnd board, preferably In Dexter District.Handy car parking and space for test bench in basement $10.00 weekly.Reply box * 289 c-o Examiner, 2191 Hampton Avenue.S-4 +, GARAGES TO LET ELM AVENUE, above Sherbrooke, .heated garage.WE.6509.\\ FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL RUG, never used, bar- .gain $20; Chesterfiled suite $50.Mo- à dern bed-room $65.Gibbard dining room, studio set, scatter mats, gate- leg, bookease, tables.Selling Immediately, FI.1950, 1353 Greene, West- mount.\u2019 s-6 KLEEREX \u2014 Heals skin troubles.\u201cQuick rellef, while you work, from Eczema, Psoriasls, Impetigo, Athletes* Foot, Salt Theum, Polson Ivy, Boils, Chaps, Itch, Ringworm and most skin ailments, 60c; $1.00: $2.00 (Medlum and Stroffg).Recommended nd sold by all Druggists.8-1 SSTERMOOR mattress, % bed size.In perfect condition.Telephone DE.0845, .vi na Xe168 FOR SALE heater.reasonable.DE.6795, ICE-BOX, while enamel, also Quebec Both good condition and FOR SALE FOR SALE CHILD'S large size crib; new egg| GOLF CLUBS, ladies, with bag, new; crate; boy's gray apring and fall] cost $20, will sell for $12.LA.4409, overcoat, BL, 4018.\u2019 y-183]| - Y-124 REMINGTON typewriter, model 12.| BICYCLE C.C.M.Road Racer, cost completely overhauled, bargain, $45.00, sell for $20.00.Excellent con- $27.60.Mr.Nichols, MA, 5467, Y-181 dition.WA.8969 after 7 p.m, Y-48 Y-127 BABY'S PRAM, 2132.price $6.00.WA.Y-140 BABY pram, camp cot, four match.Ing scatter rugs, radio, gramophone, fireplace set, ash tray set.All In good condition.DE, 2966 before 2 p.m.and after 8 p.m, Y-234 CHILD'S walnut Simmon\u2019s large size crib, pleture panel ends.First reasonable cash offer.WA, 6718.Y-111 ONE cream Venetion blind, 41\u201d wide $3.75; 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also storage.DE.3110.S-3 DOMESTIC PETS FOR SALE HAVE a smart spring trimming by English expert to make your pet look its best.Appointment Miss Robson.LA.1322.- s-5 = EDUCATIONAL OUTDOOR Summer Kindergarten School operated by experienced children's nurse and teacher.Singing, rhythm, dancing, sand ard play activities, games and sun-bathing.EL.1203, S-8 FURS WE WILL remodel or repair your fur cqat like new at summer prices.Rowat-Cusson-Ross, Limited, 536) Sherbrooke Street.DE.2511, s-: TEA CUP READING pd EE ENTERTAIN the smart way at your next party.Engage Montreal's most accurate tea-cup Reader.WI.3875, Ss-11 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER The Examiner\u2019 Hidden Titles Contest The Westmount Examiner's Hidden Titles Contest is rum with the kind co-operation of Mr.Godel, manager of the Westmount Theatre.Each wesk twelve passes are given to the six lucky winners who comply with the following requirements:\u2014 Simply find the two \u201cads.\u201d in the current issue of The Westmount Examiner in which the names of the the Westmount Theatre during the hidden.two teature pictures being shown at first half of the coming week are Submit all answers to The Contest Editor, The Westmount Examiner, 219) Hampton Avenue, using the special coupon provided in each issue tar the purpose.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's issue.A convenient coupon will be found elsewhere in the paper.The winners are drawn from among those who submit the correct answers as, unfortunately, it would be impossible to give passes to everyone submitting the right answers.The winners of last week's contest are as follows and their passes will be received in Monday's mail: Marion Chippindale, 23 Churchill; Louis Geoffrion, 551 Argyle Ave.; Mrs.Downes, 426 Elm Ave.; Margaret Warren, 708 Roslyn Ave.; H.M.Skelton, 148 Cote St.Antoine Road; Joan Ciceri, 377 Claremont Ave.Westmount Club .(Continued from Page 1) tion 98 of the Criminal Code of Canada.To declare that, for the duration of the war, strikes and lockouts shall be illegal, except in such cases as previous consent of the appropriate department of Government may have been obtained.To make Immediate provision for bringing the personnel of the Militia of Canada to full war strength, and to provide its members with thorough training, modern fighting equipment, and clothing, To provide for the placing of guards over all property, destruction or damage to which would in any way impede or hamper Canada\u2019s effective contribution to the war effort.The Members of the Rotary Club of Westmount directed that copies of these resolutions, \u2018unanimously approved, be sent to the Prime Minister, the Minister of Finance, and the Minister of Defence; in full confidence that they will receive the most earnest and sympathetic consideration, Youngster Injured When Hit By Bicycle Six-year-old Frederick Long, of 138 Selby street, suffered abrasions about the \u2018face and a cut upper Hp when he was struck by a bicycle driven by Harry Fish, 58 Selby, in à lane at the rear of his home at 6 p.m.on Friday, Fish told police that the youngster ran out of his backyard directly into the path of his bicycle and that he had no chance to avold hitting him.He was taken in a private car to the Western Division of the Montreal General Hospital where he was treated by Dr.Hartford.1 CALVARY CHURCH | NOTES | * * The Annual Service under the auspices of the Sunday School will be held this week.During a service of beautiful choral selections the Rev.D.I.Forsyth will talk to the young people on the theme \u201cUse Your Eyes\u201d.The combined Junior and Intermediate Choirs will render the following selections: June-time, Remember Thy Creator in the Days of Youth, Summer is Here, Where'er You Walk.The solo \u2018Sing, Joyous Birds\u2019 will be sung by Freda Stephen, while Beatrice Botha and Ralph Jones will join in the duet \u2018Angel of Peace, Thou Hast Tarried too Long\".These choirs are under the direction of Mrs.W.S.Walker.At the evening service the Senior Choir, under the direction of Gifford Mitchell, will render three Anthems, Hail, Gladdening Light, Jerusalem, and How Lovely are the Messengers.A quartette will be sung, All Hail the King! and the solo \u201cIf I were a Voice\u201d will be sung by Mr.S.C.Dobson.The Rev, D.1.Forsyth will take as the subject of a short sermon \u2018Have You Got Wings?\u201d On Tuesday, the Red Cross So- clety will meet for a day of work from 10 a.m.to 6 p.m.All the ladies are urged to attend.Wednesday, 8 p.m.the regular monthly nieeting of the Women\u2019s Missionary Society.Mrs.E.M.Roberts is the convener, and the special speaker at this meeting is Miss Gwen Parker, wh» will take as her subject \u201cChristian Stewardship\u201d.The Mission Circle: of Wesley Church will present a playlet, also on Christian Stewardship.Al! the ladies of the congregation and members of the Mission Circle are cordially invited to attend.Thursday, 7.30 p.m.the evening branch of the Red Cross will meet.All ladies who cannot attend during the day are urged to help at this meeting.Saturday, June 15, the Annual Piecnfe of Church and Sunday School to Calumet Beach.Friends are invited to spend this day on the Beach.Tickets may be obtained from Mr.F.N.Stephen, EL.1849 Hr Mr.A.J.Elliott, WIL 6333.Wednesday.June 19, A Wo- manless Fashion Show and social evening will te he'd in the Church Hall.Members of the congregation are invited to come and bring their friends to enjoy an evening of fun and relaxation.Certificates .(Continued from Page 1) dress to the Graduates; Rabbi Gershon Levi will announce the presentation of Awards.Medals and prizes are awarded to the following: Edward Levinson and Fred Solomon, equal, the Lyon Cohen Medals for the Encouragement of Hebrew Learning; Arthur Victor, The Solomon and Rachel Levinson Memorial] Medal; Edgar Wener, The Samuel Wener Memorial Prize, Sunday School: Tamar Shine and Irwin Shulman, equal, the Bloomfield Memorial Medal and the Moses J.Glickman Memorial Medal, respectively; Annalee Scherzer and Peter Adelstein, equal; the Lazarus and Fanny Cohen Memorial \u2018Medal and The Mr.and Mrs.Harris Kellert Memorial Prize, respectively; Morton Shulman, the William and Hannah Jacobs Memorial Medal; Ellie Soomon, The Prize presented by Mr.C.B.Fainer in memory of his wife, Mary; Arthur Victor, the Moses and Pauline Gordon Memorial Medal; Rosalind Greenwood, the Medal presented by Mr.Harry Gordon, in memory of his wife, Nellle; Elaine Robinson, the Markus Markus Memorial Medal; David Solomon, the Simon Moskovitch Memorial to be Tannenbaum Rose Memorial Prize; Marcia Cohen, The Mr.and Mrs.Jacob Hirsch Memorial Prize; Joyce Dolgy, the Louis Solomon Memorial Prize; Mildred Solomon, the Women's Auxiliary Prize.Mr.S.Lerner was the teacher of the Hesbrew Schoo] Graduating Class; and Mrs.Jesse Schwartz and Mrs.S.J.Leibow- itz, were the teachers of the Sunday School Graduating Classes.Mrs.M.N.Fineberg was the organist, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE] | SERVICES | *\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014- à \u201cGod The Only Cause And Creator\u201d is the subject of the Les- son-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist throughout the world on Sunday, June 9.The Golden Text 1s from Jeremiah 32:17.\u201cAh Lord God! behold, thou hast made the heaven and the earth by thy great power and stretched out arm, and there is nothing too hard for thee.\u201d Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: \u201cI know that whatsoever God doeth, it shall be forever: nothing can be put to it, nor anything taken from it: and God doeth it, that men should fear before him.\u201d (Eccl, 3:14).The Lesson-Sermon also Includes the following passages from the Christian Science textbook \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy: \u201cThe fading forms of matter, the mortal body and material earth, are the fleeting concepts of the human mind .When we realize that Life is Spirit, never in nor of matter, this understanding will expand {nto self-completeness, finding all in God, good, and needing no other consciousness.\u201d (Pages 263 264).Gasoline is being sold in Italy at about $1.25 a gallon.! Medal; Fred Solomon, the Miriam + | City To Clear Underbrush On Park .Underbrush, windfalls, weeds _etc., will be cleared by gangs of workers from Summit Park and the area owned by the city extending down the north side of the mountain and areas in the vicinity of Belvedere road, it was announced at the City Hall yesterday.LETTERS to the EDITOR Dear Sir, Referring to the recent \u2018Battle of the Ports\u201d Anthony Eden in his radio address extolled the bravery and unexampled self sacrifice of our British soldiers, sailors and airmen who fell that their comrades might live, said he, \u201cTheirs is an immortal memory.Their spirit must be our banner, their sacritices our spur.\u201d Those last two sentences should be engraved on the heart of every man, woman and child of the British Empire.To remain unstirred, uninspired, to do orr utmost to rally to the side of England and France in every way possible, is to deny the call of justice, righteousness, and faith in God.It is only through fire and tribulation that the soul of man reaches its greatest heights, Today, we who sit at home in safety through the courage and gallantry of our fighting men, have a golden opportunity to prove to the world that we are worthy of the almost superhuman sacrifices which are offered momentarily for us.\u2018Who can deny the guiding hand of a Supreme Being when the Miracle of Mons and the Miracle of Dunkerque are living examples of a greater Presence than that of materialistic paganism headed by Hitler and his Gangsters?Atheistic voices rholld be hushed in silence, awed in humble contrition before the spirit of our crusaders for righteousness whose prayers, uttered amidst the hideousness of modern warfare brought salvation to the thousands of allied soldiers, and the timely comforting curtain of fog which miraculously surrounded the fleet at the most critical hour of the great retreat from Belgium during the last few days.Let us cast aside our cloak of materialism and cultivate a belief in the miraculous.The strength of the spirit is far mightier for good that selfish materialism.Every sage of every age has recognized this simple truth.Warning voices resound daily across the ether and on the written page.voices of our best thinkers who forecast the advance to-traverse the highways of materialism in preference to the humble pathways of the spirit even though they be thorny and less pleasant to the senses.A call has come to all Canadians from the Red Cross for blankets for Refugees arriving in England! This request should be filled a thousand times over and above the objective, if we allowed ourselves to be influenced by the soul stirring example set us by our fighting men.What Is the cost of one blanket compared with the sufferings of those valiant souls who surrendered their all to stem the advance o! an army of diabolical tyrants, Oh men and women of Canada, awake from your self centered smugness! that the future is none too safe for your homes and your families because of the spirit cf Cain which abouhds the theory, \u2018Am I my brother\u2019s keeper?\u201d Give, give and give until It hurts.It will be a tonic to your souls.* * Yours in service, War Work Westmount Women\u2019s Club.Mrs.Harold Mills, Pres., Miss Sophy L.Elliot, Rec.Secy.NEW AIR SERVICES China Is developing new air services to Russia, Hong Kong residents must now have licenses {5 import radios.This Summer Send Your Boy t For a Grand Vacation in the Laurentians Your boy will have the time of his life! Four beautiful lakes to explore! Swimming, Woodcraft, Boating and Canoeing! All Camp activities under the supervision and direction of trained Y.M.C.A, counsellors, Doctor and Nurse in Residence June 22 to August 24 \u2014 $9.50 per Week \u2014 Full Season of 9 Weeks $85.50 For Full Particulars Calf WL 2159 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 6 Cannot you realize | Barrister and Solicitor HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.Telephone HA.9238 Evenings by Appointment 2035 GREY AVENUE 57 St.James St.West \"THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1940 SHORTER MATCHES England may cut the length of match sticks one-half.Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.& Roslyn Ave, J.Alexander Johnston, B.A., Minister.Mr.Shirley McKyes, Choir Lsadm Mrs.F.J.Hodgson, Organist 11 am.Rev.J.H.Rushbrooke, D.D., LL.D, President, Baptist World Alliance Visitors cordially invited to hear this great Christian Statesman.The World is his Parish.7.30 p.m.\u201cFronting The Future With Unflinching Face\u201d Mr.Johnston will preach.Mid-Week Fellowship Wednesday 8 p.m.Calvary Church Dorchester St., at Greens Ave., Westmount.Minister: Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A, D.D.Interim Pastor: Rev.A.F.Pollock, B.D.Preacher at both Services: Rev.D.I.Forsyth, B.A, B.D.11.00 a.m.Choral Service by Massed Junjor & Intermediate Choirs.Sermon Story: \u201cUse Your Eyes.\u201d 3.00 p.m.Promotion Service.7.30 p.m.Choral Service by Senlor Choir.Sermon subject: \u201cHave You Got Wings?\" Tuesday, 10 a.m.to 5 p.m.Red Cross Society.Thursday, 7.30 p.m.Evening Branch of Red Cross.Wednesday, 8 p.m.W.M.S.monthly Convener.Mrs.E, M Meeting.\u2018 Miss Gwen Parker will Roberts.speak on Christian Stewardship.Wesley Mission Band will present a short Playlet.Saturday, June 15th, Church and School Annual Plenic to Calumet Beach.All friends invited.Wednesday, June 19th, Womanless Fashion Show and Social evening.Reserve the date, come, and bring a friend.Congratulations to the 50 winners of RCA-VICTOR RADIOS in the 4th Weekly Contest.All these winners, of course, are avtomatically entered for the Grand Prize of a smart 1940 Chevrolet Car, the winner of which will be selected from the prize winners of the four weekly contests.This ends the weekly contests and the Grand Prize Winner will be announced on June 10th or as soon after as possible.A.Baird, Box 102, Woodbridge, Ont.: Mile.Berthe Beaumont, 777 Blvd, St.Joseph Est, Montreal, P.Q.; Mme.Fer dinand Cayouette, Edmundston, N.B.; Miss Ethel Clark, 36 Gormley Ave., Toronto; Marguerite Clement, 4712 St.Hubert, Montreal; Mile.Thérdse Clou= tier, 9814 ~ 5 rue Lemollou, Quebec City; Nicole Côté, 52 St.Anne St, Thetford Mines, P.Q.; Fusitier R.G.Cox, Reg.No.32474 R.Co., St.John Fusillers, N.B.; F.J.Culliton, 420 North Brodie St, Ft.Willlam, Ont.: Bob Dever, Alexandria, Ont.: Rebert Drolet, 77 St.Eustache St., Quebec City: William Fitz, 818 Mountain Ave., Winnipeg, Man.; Mrs.H.E, Forman, 1231 Pasqua 8t., Regina, Bask.; Arthur H.Fraser, 260 South Bt., Halifax N.8.; Harry Gardner, 342 Tecumseh Road West, Windsor, Ont.; Miss Eva Garrioch, 407 Basswood Place, Winnipeg, Man.; 1.J.H.Giesbrecht, Kane, Manl- tobs; Miss Haxel Hall, Winnifred, Alta.; Mrs.R.Hull, Box 191, Asbestos, P.Q.; Mrs.E.J, Kennedy, 1413 King St, Regina, Sask.; M.E.Ketcheson, 378 Queen 6t., Peterborough, Ont.; W.J.Kimber, 115 Hopewell Ave.Ottawa, Ont.; Elphége Laforge, Notre Dame du Nord, Co, Temiscamingue, P.Q.; Mile.Yvette Lapointe, 66, rue Ls Moyne, Longueull, P.Q.; Mme.Albert Laporte, 156 Murray St, Sherbrooke, P.Q.; Mme.Antonio LaRose, 6981 St.André St.Montreal, P.Q.; L.P, Ledden, 4036 Old Orchard Ave, Montreal, P.Q.; Mrs.Walter R.Legge, 38 Church St., Granby, P.Q.; Mme.Philippe Lemieux, Border Restaurant, Cantic, P.Q.; Mes.H.Lester, 4021 Beatrice St, Vancouver, B.C.; R.À.Lowis, Beatty, Sask.: Mrs.Ida Lunn, 133 Carlton St, Winnipeg, Man.: C.Morgan Lunney, 321 Sherbourne St., Toronto, Ont.: Mrs.T.F.MacDonald, West Street, Antigonish, N.S.; Mrs.E.McKinney, 1936 Angus St, Regina, Sask.: Mrs.W.B.MoManus, 15734 Beech St, Halifax, N.8,; Geo.Millett, 2064 McGill College Ave.(Apt.32).Montreal, P.Q.; Moetville E.Norman, 6319-118th Ave., Edmonton, Alta.; Miss Madsline O'Mesrs, 164 Carling Ave., Ottawa, Ont ; Rosaire Poullo, 319 Notre Dame St, Thetford Mines, P.Q.; Mrs.A.J.Richards, 2884 McKay Ave., Burnaby, B.C.; Miss Joyce Rodgers, Hudson Helghts, P.Q.; E.J.J.Russell, Brampton, Ont.; Ruth Simpson, 28 Tremont Apts., Sherbrook St, Winnipeg, Man.: D.Stephen, 69 Farnham Ave,, Toronto, Ont.: Geo.T.Taylor, 331-7th Ave.W., Calgary, Alta.; Wiltard G.Thurber, Box 98, Edson, Alta.: Mme.L.Tougas, 1847 Dufresne St, Montreal, P.Q.: Mrs.Muriel Tutton, 64 Miranda Ave, Fair bank, Ont.; Mme.Georges Vaudrin, 6048, rue St Hubert, Montreal, P.Q.KEEP Re auxil Engl: here milits ward kenzi Wom rooa.Th lingn to ur tice, whicl out The to se werk Th the club.Dear We relief Mont ing to ac duct] the treac mena As woul our our wom Be Red cante been harn great In wher been men\u2019 the ciall: befor day ing man) wise the gram w athle are and pres coun nece gula In 5, 1940 ngth of ist n Ave.LA, Leader nist , LLD, lliance ear this 7 Face\u201d h.Ave, es, ).8: 3.D.Massed \u2018hoirs.- Eyes.\" Branch monthly E cer will ardship.present ch and Calumet manless 1 even- me, and ,.wkILAY, JUNE 6, 1940 a THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER * PAGE THREE Rifle Training Urged By Westmount Women\u2019s Club Recommending auxiliaries similar to those here in affiliation with men's military units, a letter was for-ito carry that women's, Canada women knew well how in; to handle firearms; England and France be formed: [cording to the in fact, edict of New \u2018France, all males and females over 14 warded to Prime Minister Mac- | vasion.History reveals how, not Lenzie King by the Westmount Women's Club on Saturday after- prom.The letter expressed the wil- Jingness of members of the club t> undergo training in rifle practice, shooting and other activities which are not now being carried out by women's organizations.The activities would be addition to sewing, knitting and Red Cross werk now being carried out.The letter follows a survey of the situation conducted by tha club.Its contents follow: Dear Mr.Prime Minister: We have noted with profound relief and gratitude that the Montreal Board of Trade is urging the government at Ottawa to accelerate action in war production industries and round up the Fifth Column and sabotage treachery which at the moment is menacing our country's safety.As loyal British subjects we would like at this time to express our thoughts with reference to our lack of organization from a woman's point of view.Beyond the routine work of Red Cross sewing, knitting and canteen work, etc, nothing has heen attempted in Montreal to harness the women power of this great metropolis, In England, France and elsewhere, women's auxiliaries have been formed in affiliation with men's military units (many of the auxiliaries in England especially have been started even before the Great War) which today are operating with outstanding success in relieving men of many duties which they otherwise would have to perform to the detriment of the war program, We have hundreds of healthy, athletic women in Montreal who are keen to serve the empire, and who can do nothing under present conditions to protect their country, homes and families if necessary, because of lack of regular training.In the pioneer days of New PAUSE 3 \u2018BY NATIVE WLLL 24 in (ORIENTAL 4903 Sherbrooke S 7 WA.ETES once but many times, our pioneer women saved thg day through their ability to handle a rifle and shoot straight.If women are willing to offer \u2018their services in this matter we\u2019 feel that something should be done to further the cause by giving them all the aid required.We would suggest women\u2019s units organized in squads and platoons according to military regulations, with ex-servicemen to act as Instructors.Some of our wealthy women or men might be per suaded to donate the rifles, and the problem of practice quarters could perhaps be solved by our local armoury.Our idea is not to call on the leisure class only, Let us summon all the women who wish to serve our empire which is so terribly and treacherously threatened, and whose sons are fighting so gallantly and unselfishly at this very moment to save our faith, our independence, and our homes.In conclusion, we women wish it to be clearly understood that we do not in any way intend to be an expense to the Government.Should it be necessary for us to wear uniforms then it will be each woman's duty to supply her own outfit.Our desire is to be an asset to the empire, not a liability.We offer our strength and our brains to ald our men to fight and overcome the enemy, and we bring our talents, whatever they may be, freely and willingly, proud to be given the opportunity to help rid the world of the inhuman practices of Nazi origin.Each and every woman who attaches herself to this organization must be a British subject of unquestionable loyalty to the British Empire and all it represents.No alien or British-born woman married to a foreigner 1s to be included in our ranks, of families of foreign extraction who may have been born within the British Empire.* This protection will aid in the efforts to prevent any subversive underhand treachery which might rebound to the detriment of our British Commonwealth of Nations.Our motto Is primarily voluntary service, no prize bonuses in money or other forms are to be permitted within the boundaries of our activities, which include the production of our freedom.vur faith, no matter what creed and our empire.WAR WORK COMMITTEE WESTMOUNT WOMEN'S CLUB.MRS.HAROLD MILLS, MISS SOPHY L.ELLIOT.ac- years of age were obliged: on in case of Indian in- FROM DOVER .ONA CLEAR DAY .You CAN SEE FRANCE This air view dramatically demonstrates how short is the hop from German-held French ports, across the a.NN sa ESS ES EET Germans\u2019 claim that they bombed Dover was denied by British.English Channel, to England itselt.FAMED AUTHOR PAID TRIBUTE BY RESIDENT Sunday is Anniversary of Death of Charles Dickens \u2014 Strength of Characters Recalled With Sunday the memorial of the death of Charles Dickens, the following tribute to the famed author, submitted by Miss LI.Harvey-Jelke, 4458 Western avenue, is of particular interest: A Great Favourite As we draw near again to the anniversary of Dickens death, we cannot help but renew in our minds our admiration for that great author who could portray such realism, and whose comic and tragic characters have so influenced \"us.He was a great writer, a keen observer, and a skilled reporter.Around each of his immortal characters he sets incidents of every day life.He describes their | appearance and peculiarities in such a way so as to make them stand out as living persons.Do we not know people who resemble Mr.Micawber, Montague Tigg, or Uriah Heep?They have become types to us.Tourists clamour to visit the homes of acclaimed authors, but with Dickens, the author is forgotten due to the strength of the characters he portrayed.We visit the school where Oliver Twist was\u2019 so cruelly treated, or the old Tavern where Martin Chezzilwit so often spent the night, and when because it\u2019s DRY.is talking about this leading lager \u2014 it's a great thirst quencher because it's LIGHT \u2014 it\u2019s a grand appetizer FEMININE FACTS AND FANCIES by MARGARET BARDEN Miss Jessie Norris The only woman teacher ever to be elected president of the Canadian Teachers Federation, Miss Jessie Norris, teacher at Montreal West High School, has played an important part in educational circles in Montreal Prior to being elected president of the Federation, Miss Norris also served a term as vice-presi- dent.Formed more than 20 years ago, the Canadian Teachers Federation has a membership of over 33,000, and is open to all Canadian teachers.Former president of the Suburban Montreal Teachers Association, Miss Norris is now secretary treasurer of the Coteau St.Pierre Protestant Teachers\u2019 Association, At one time, the schools of the west end of Montreal came under the jurisdiction of the Coteau St.Piere Board, but were later transferred to the Montreal! School Board, Montreal West High School 1s still operated under Coteau St.Pierre.Miss Norris took amactive part in the forming of Gatineau Val: ley, Huntingdon County and La- chute Teachers\u201d Associations, which organizations are under the Provincial Board.She has also worked on many committees for the improvement of conditions for teachers of elementary grades.She was chairman of a special committee formed to revise the constitution of the Pro incial Association of Protestant Teachers.She was one of a committee of three chosen to present the cause of Canadian Education before the Rowell (later the Sirois) Commission at Ottawa in 1938, when a survey was conducted in regards to curricula and teachers training.She was also Instrumental in securing a meeting of Department heads, university professors and various leaders of Schools of Education for the dia- cussion of edudcationa] statistics in Canada.This meeting was condudcted under Government supervision, with gbvernment education inspectors attending the session.The members of this session ;met to consider the equal oduca- tional opportunities for all Canadians, and also of facilities available for children with special aptitudes such as music, academic and technical education.Conditions prevailing fn Canada at the time of the survey were found to be alarming in many areas.Great inequalities were very evident, for no special provisions had heen made to foster children with talents.These facts were reported to the Rowell Commission.Miss Norris has also the distinction of being one of the two Canadian directors on the World Federation of Education Associations, whose aim is to create a better feeling between nations through Schooi Teachers and to co-operate in educational] circles.Miss Norris is also the first woman to represent Canada on this Federation.Last summer when the regional conference of the World Federation of Education Associations was held in South America and aboard the S.S.Rotterdam, at which more than 850 delegates were present, these educationai leaders were shown the various methods of teaching and the we see London Bridge we wonder how many nights Bill Sykes lurked in that district.As for scenic beauty, Dickens is superb! By a few words he can paint for us pictures of Unforgettable beauty.The storm in David Copperfield is an example of his exceptional art, and of its great force.So when the ninth of June comes, let us all join in with a toast to the immortal Dickens, whose magnificent works wili never grow old! schools of every important city in South America.In many of the Spanish American cities, all schools are controlled by the government, but women hold important principal- ships.Schools in these cities are very modern, while in the interior of the country, very little al- tention is pald to education.\u201cPan-Americanism™ receives a great deal of attention and fis being fostered in all schools.In 1938, Miss Norris was one of the four Canadian teachers, to be entertained by the Japanese Government for almost 10 weeks.Two woinen from Vancouver, one from Toronto and one from Ottawa or Montreal, at the recommendation of the School Board, were.invited to \u2018tour Japan, as guests of the Government, The trip was sponsored by the Japanese Department of Railways.One of the things Miss Norris noticed while In Japan was the fact that schools emphasized the necessity of gymnastics, In speaking of this Miss Norris sald that without a doubt the most modern gyms she has over seen are In Tokio.This has been brought about because of the high mortality in that country.The life expectancy of a Japanese man Is 44 yoars while that of 2 woman is 46.On the whole she found the people of the country very courteous and extremely clean in personal habits.Representing the teachers of Coteau St.Plorre on the Provincial Association of Protestant Teachers, Miss Norris is now serving on the Salary Committee of the Montreal women teachers, thelr qualifications and their teaching methods.It is a well known fact that salaries pald to women teachers in the Province of Quebec are disgraceful, Miss Norris said.They cannot be compared with any other province in Canada, It is also the opinion of Miss Norris that it is the lack of technical training in Montreal Schools that is largely responsible for the number of unemployed \u2018\u2018white collar men.\u201d These men and In many cases women too, were employed in offices, when they might have been better suited at a trade.There has always heen a scarcity of trained technicians in this city.Miss Norris, born in Granby of English and Scottish extraction, was edudcated at the Granny High School, MacDonald College and McGill University, she satart- ed teaciing in the West End shortly after her graduation.She hag always taught under the Coteau St.Plerre Board.At the present time she ig teaching grade 11, specializing in English, VISITING Mr.and Mrs.George Kirk of Westmount are visiting relatives afd friends in New York this week-end, accompanied by their nephew John Brunt.JS FRANKING BANNED Cuba will ban public officials from franking telegrams for election campaign purposes.iand duets In which the following PUPILS WILL GIVE RECITAL ON SATURDAY McGill Conservatorium Piano Classes in Local Schools to be Heard McGill Conservatorium plano classes in Westmount schools, under the direction of Miss Irene Nichols, L.R.S.M., London, will present a recital in Westmount High School on Saturday at 7.30 p.m.Heward Grafftey will act as master of ceremonies and two children from the School for Crippled Children will be guest artists.An interesting feature of the program will be a routine class lesson in which Miss Nichols will demonstrate the manner in which she teaches an unfamiliar melody by rote to a class of six year old beginners.This domonstration will be for the purpose of impressing upon the audience that the sludy of music should be approached first through the ear as the growth of musical appreciation depends on Hstening first and the introdue- tion to technical side of music follows afterward, Among the children appearing on the program are: Heward Grafftey.Barbara Miller, Ann Rubenstein, Charlotte, Alex and Ann McLeod, Grace Hogg, David Torrey, Mary Ibboteon, Lindsay Graham, Catherine Chadwick, Ws- ther Plerce, Joan Macaulay, Barbara Chambers, Tommy Woodfor- Smith, Carol Mackenzle, Robin Maiheson, Donald Burwash, Donald Ross, Grant Hunt, Elaine Fisher, Allgen Kearney, Joyce McCoubrey, David Johnson, Paul Webb, Nancy Webster, Maxine Lighistone, Barbara Jones, Christopher Pitt, Robert Chambers, Martin Kirsh, Margaret Reynard, Yvette Mathieu, Diane Findlay, Joan Palmer.Joan Wright, Anne Robertson, Helene Reusing, Pamela Smart, Donald Grant, Mary Camphell, Teddy Tilden, laurie Hutchison, Peder Crowe, Michael Tucker, Lindsay Graham, Richard Hamilton, David Claxton, Colleen Fitzpatrick, Margaret Reynard and Yvette Mathieu, the latter two from the School for Crippled Children.Pupils To Give Piano Recital A plano recital by pupils of Viola I.Benson will take place Saturday afternoon, at 3 o'clock fn Tudor Hall, Jas.A.Ogilvy's Ltd, The program consists of solos younæ students ranging from 8 to 13 years of age will be heard.Judith Cliff, Barbara Bartram, Richard Holmes, Dorothy Hag- herg, Carol Price, Edward Hague, Ann Gardner, Audrey Cliff.Nancy Clift, Joan Stafford, 1dith Aston, Betty Aston, Mary Miner, June Thompson, Cliff Walton.Janice Jaques, Lillian Morison, Robert Joss and Gwen Richardson, Interestine Talk Given Rotary Club An Interesting description of a fishing trip to Anticosti Island CHURCH LEADER WILL PREAGH Rev.J.H.Rushbrooke, D.D., to Conduct Service At Westmount Baptist Church \u2014\u2014 On Sunday morning, Rev.J.H.Rushbrooke, D.D., LL I), Presi-' dent of the Baptist World Alliance will address the congregation in Westmount Baptist Church, For fully thirty-five years Dr.Rush- brooke has invested his wanifold gifts of head, heart and hand in the work of the Alliance, and under his leadorship, lt has grown to be a world fellowship of some twelve million Baptists out of \u201cevery kindred, and tongue, and people and .natlon™, It was also under his direction that the Alliance Assembly meot- ing in Berlin in 1934 dared, at the very hoart of Nazilsm, by a courageously carried resolution, to challenge tho basic tenets of totalitarianism and to proclaim afresh Baptist's unsworving devotion to the principles of religious freedom for all.Protestant, Cath.olie, Jew, for which principle the Baptist had struggled and suffered and died, It was also under his guidance that there came together last your in Atlanta, Georgia, the Inrgest Protestant assembly over hold on this continent, Somo of the sos- sions of that Congress of Wilness saw an attendance of fully sixty thousand poople and HL was at those gatherings that Dr.Rush- brooke was unanimously elevated to the Presidency.In his consistent struggle to secure religlous freadom for op- prosred peoples, Dr.Rushbrooko has Interviewed kings, prosidonts and statesmen, This distingu!shed minister of Christ Is to address the fifty-second assembly of (ho Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec, which will be held in First Baptist Church, Ottawa, from Juno 10th to 14th and which will be officially opened by the Hon.Albert Matthews, Lieut.Governor of Ontario, \u2018New Fitting Eliminates Embarrassing Moments For many years the Home Owner has taken for granted that the sound of running water after the water closet was flush od was just one of those things which had to be put up with uv- less he was prepared to spend a lot of money to replace the whole closet combination with one of the modern one plece outfits, The fact that water running in a brook or over a water fall makes a certain amount of noise oven If in such cases the sound is not unpleasant and that upon opening a tap, especially with a high water pressure, a docidedly unpleasant sound \u201cesulted, tended to prove that running water was always noisy.Plumbers generally have work- od on this problem for years.Many pressure regulating valves have been installed to try and eliminate the noise from the W.C.Hush tubes and valve throttling have all been tried and while some improvement was obtained most of the noige still continued, Thore Is nothing more embarrassing when vou have à lot of nice poople at your bridge party one of tha children flushes the water closet.The sound is tele- graphod throughout the house and evoryone iz ambarrassed.Aftor working on this problem for many years John Watson & Company, 1359 Groene nvenue, have developed a fitting for your present closet tank which will el- fminate practically all sound when the tank ts filling.By balancing Inlet and discharge Into the tank quietness has been obtained which was not possible with the old style ball valve Irrospoctive of whether you have un Nigh water pressure or a low water prossure tho Watson Water Closat Silencer will stop those embarrassing moments.The Bi longer (8 unconditionally guaran: toed for ona your, Many of these Silencers have been {ustalled for Architects.Contractors, Builders nnd private individuals, all of whom have found them very satisfactory 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Jerseys, Côttons and Sheers for Sports, Afternoon and Kvening Wen, 11.75 to 29.50 1353 Green Ave, nr, Sherbrooke Westmount FI.7773 Indiana, to attend the annual convention of the Daughters of the Nile.Mr.and Mrs.B.C.Gardner have returned home from Toronto where they spent several days.Mr.and Mrs.A.G.Hurst are leaving at the end of the summer for Vancouver where they will take up residence, Mr.and Mrs, M.A.Thomson have moved to thelr country home at Beaurepalre for the summer, Mrs.W.H.Stewart, and her son, Mr.Gordon Stewart have returned from New York City.where they spent the, past week.Mr.and Mrs, George Hamilton and their family are occupying their summer home at Beaure- palre for the summer season, Mr.and Mrs.G.H.Turpin oc- cupled their summer home at Magog last week-end.Mr, John P.Doyle, left on Tuesday night for Sault Ste.Marie.Miss Betty Barden spent the week-end at St.Bustache, the guest of Miss Jean McDonald, Mrs.E.R.Adsir entertained the exécutive of the Local Council ot Women at tea on Tuesday in honor of the retiring president, Mrs.J.W.McAnally, Mrs.May Jarvis Is attending the Daughters of the Nile Convention at Terra Haute, Indiana.Mrs.Charles Shearer left on Saturday for Lake McDonald, to be away for two weeks.Dr.and Mra, J.H.Condon, have left by motor for Indiana, to attend the 25th annual eonven- tion of the Daughters of the Nile, LOUISE CA SPECIALLY PRICED AT 4910 SHERBROOKE WEST (Corner Prince Albert) ; FORMERLY HELENE Offering the same high quality, home-made Chocolatés and Bon-Bons NDY SHOP 50c 1b.\u2019 DE.4092 WATCH AND C Clocks called for and delivered.4922 Sherbrooke West P J E e DEAN WATCHMAKER (Successor to GC.Quitiod) CERTIFIED LOCK REPAIRS EL.9890 Near Claremont Ave.Z A MMA AIME S bunions etc.by having Poor, enjoy and endorse science.Why not?Suite 201-2 1184 St.Catherine M MMA MAMA MAMMA How well do you know your feet?You can remove corns, callouses, worn sh oes *reconstructed to P.B.B.Young & Old, Rich & \u2014 Pedic Engineering Centre \u2014 WOOD-BURTON COMPANY REG'D.A MS your this AR mad Posirive Boy Batante (above Scott's Restaurant) AN kids St.W.5.JA FLORIST of All J.ALLEN FIRST QUALITY BEDDING STOCK a GROWER Kinds Window - Boxes - Baskets Called For - Filled - Delivered 807 HUDSON AVE.Cote St.Luc FERNS-CUT FLOWERS All Reasonably Priced You are cordially invited to call and inspect our Greenhouses at any time | DE.0980 Women\u2019s C lub To Hold Strawberry Festival \u2014\u2014 Westmount Women's Club will, hold a strawberry festival on Tuesday afternoon on the lawns adjoining the home of Mrs.Harold Mills, Roslyn avenue, Mrs, R.K.Parker, Mra, John Muleair, Mrs.T.de G.Stewart and Mrs.Norman Southward will be the hostesses, In charge of tables are Mrs, R.M.Stott and the Hospitality Committee, Buffet table; Mrs, R.A.May and Mrs.Chester Martin, tea cup reading; Mrs.A.J.Wright, and committee, home made cook- Ink; the Misses Alyss and Marguerite Browne, and Mrs.Gordon Birnie, candy; Mrs.John T.Rowe, Mrs.J.W.Wright and committee, flowers; Mrs.Charles Shearer and committee, fish pond; Mrs.R.M.Macaulay and committee, soft drinks; Mrs, C.W, Clarke, treasurer.The Scarlett O'Hara Booth will be under the convenership of Mrs.W.F.Worfolk and Miss M.Dennis.Proceeds will be devoted to the Club's Welfare Work, houn, which is now in session at Terra Haute.Mrs.8.Warrington, who was the recent guest of Mra.J.P.Hodgson, has returned home to Quebec, Mrs.Herbert Norris has returned home from Quebec City, where ghe spent several days, Mr.and Mrs, J.Leslie Hodges, and thelr daughters, the Misses Helen and Claire Hodges, spent last week-end at North Hatley.Mrs.Gordon T.Blair, entertained the members of the Board of Westmount Women's Club at her summer home at Val Morin on Priday.Among tlbse present wore, Mrs, Harold Mills, Mra.B.M.McCallum, Mrs.Frank Rowe, Mra.J.A.de Lanne, Mis.C.W.Clarke, Mrs.J.A.Wright, Mrs.John T.Rowe, Mrs John Shearer, Mrs.R.M.Macaulay and Mrs.R.E.Parker.: .Mrs.Hiizabeth Portaous, Queen of Chrpter No.46, Oasis Temple, Daughters of the Nile, left on Monday for Terra Haute, In- dianna, to attend the 25th annual Convention of the Daughters of the Nile, Galley-Barnos Captain and Mrs.Robert I.Barnes, announce the engaga- ment of thelr daughter, Beatrice, to Alexander, son of Mr, Willlam Galley, of Montreal, Calhoun-Mackay The engagement \u201cis announced of Margaret Dunlop, daughter of the late Dr.Malcolm MaeKay, end of Mrs.Mackay, of Sner- brooke, to Eotert Bridge Cal- of Beauharnois, Que., son uf Mr.and Mrs, Charles K.Calhoun, of Beauharnois, Que., son of Mr.and Mrs.Charles K.Calhoun, of Montreal, The wedding will take place in St.Andrew's Church, Sherbrooke, on Saturday, June 29.Walker-Shires Mr.and Mrs.Sydney A.Shires, announce the engagement of their daughter, Nadine, to Second Lieutenant Harold St.Clare Walker, of the Duke of Connaught's Royal Canadian Hussars (A.C.), son of the late Alfred S.Walker and of Mrs.Walker.Francis-Fox Mr.and Mrs, James W.Fox, of Westmount, announce the engagement of their eldest daughter, Dorothy Mary, to Sergeant Dennis Bult Francis, First Battalion, The Black Watch (R.H.R.) of Canada, C.A.S.F., son of Major Norman Bult Francis, retired, Second Battalion, the Queen's Royal Regiment (West Surrey) and Mrs.Norman Bult Francia, of London, England.The marriage will take place this month.Armstrong-Colley Mr.and Mrs.James Colley, of Westmount, announce the engagement of their daughter.Edith Dorothy, to Joseph Whin- ton Armstrong, son of Mr.N.E, Whinton, of Winnipeg, gpd the late Mrs.Whinton, and nephew of the Misses Armstrong, of Westmount.The wedding wil take place at St.Andrew's Church, Westmount, on Saturday, June 15, at four o'clock.Hodgson-Parsons The marriage of Margaret Ur- aula, daughter of the late Major W.JI.Parsons, M.D., of St.John's Newfoundland, and of Mrs.Par sons of Westmount, to Mr.John Bonar Hodgson, of Trail, B.C, THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER | The Way to a Man's Heart Man's Heart Fruit Novelty Pudding Can Be Packed With Nutritious Value DID FRUITS ARE ECONOMICAL, YET RICH IN NUTRITION Dried fruits are often more economical than fresh fruits.Yet they are rich in food value and can be served deliciously.For the woman who wants a dessert that is inexpensive yet packed with nutrition, this novelty pudding is a perfect answer.Serve it after a light spring supper to complete the nutrition requirements.FRUIT NOYELTY PUDDING (Serves six) i Two cups cooked prunes, 4 slices small white bread cubes (approximately 8 slices), 1 cup shredded coconut, 4 tablespoons malted milk (dry), 1 teaspoon.cinnamon, 1 cup granulated sugar, % cup chopped nut meats, whipped cream or soft custard.Pit the pruttes and cut into very small pleces.Combiné with bread cubes, coconut, malted milk spice and sugar, and stir until well blended.Form Into a roll about 10 inches long and 2 inches thick.Roll in chopped nuts.Wrap in wax paper and chill thot- oughly.Cut Into med!um-thin slices with a sharp knife.Serve with whipped ¢ream or soft custard.May be kept for several days.To give fresh fruit, elther sliced or stewed, a more festive note, serve these delicate cookies, too.COCONUT DROPS (About 8 dozen medium cookies) One-third cup butter, 3% cup sugar, 1 egg, 1 egg yolk, 1% tea- gpoon vanilla extract, 1% cups tlour, 1% teaspoons baking powder, 1 teaspoon salt, 1% cup milk, 1 cup shredded cotonut.Cream butter until light.Add sugar an continue creaming until white an fluffy, Beat in egg, egg yolk ,and vanilla, Sift together flour, baking powder and salt; add alternately with milk to butter mixture®beating well between each addition, Mix fin coconut and drop from spoon onto a well- greased baking sheet.Bake in moderate oven (375° F.) for about 18 minutes or until a golden color.Remove immediately with a spatula and cool before serving.TOMORROW'S MENU BREAKFAST: Grapefrult Juice, creamed codfish on toast, rolls, coffee, milk.\u2018LUNCHEON: Tuna and celery salad in lettuce cups, buttered toast, cocontit drops, tea, milk.DINNER: Fried fillet of haddock, parsley, potatoes, broiled tomatoes, mixed greens salad, fruit novelty pudding, coffee, milk, ranged to take place on Saturday afternoon, June 15, at four o'clock, In Stanley Presbyterian Church, the Reverend S.F.Morley officiating.Hoult-Abercromby The marriage of Muriel, only daughter of Mr.and Mrs.A.W.Abercromby, Old Orchard avenue, to James Maurice Hoult, son of the late J.E, Hoult, and of Mrs.Hoult, of Montreal, took place on Saturday afternoon in Calvary United Church, Reverend D.1.Forsyth officiating.The wedding music was played by G.Mitchell, During the signing of the register, Mrs.L.W.Harvey sang, \u201cBeloved it is Morn.\u201d White and pink carnations, mauve Iris and baby's breath were used to decorate the church, Given In marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of white embroidered taffeta fash- foned on princess lines, with a matching jacket buttoned down the front, the long sleeves ehding in points over the hands.Her only ornament was a gold bracelet, the gift of the bridegr.om.Her vell- of tulle illusion was held in place by a halo of oran_é blossoms and she carried an arm bouquet of happy day roses and baby\u2019s breath.Mr, Sydney Hoult acted as best man for his brother and the ushers were, Mr.Ralph Abetèrom- by, the bride's brother.and Mr.Edwin Hoult, brother of the bridegroom.Mrs.Abercromby, mother of the bride, was in a gown of navy blue figured crepe, a blue hat and a corsage bouquet of lily-of-the- valley and sweet peas.Mrs.Hoult, mother of the bridegroom, wore navy blue, with a navy blue hat and a corsage bouquet of lily-of-the-valley and sweet peas.The reception was held at the Queen's hotel.Later Mr.«nd Mrs, Hoult left by motor for New York and Boston, the bride travelling in a navy blue frock and matching hat, with a Queen's blue polo coat.They will reside at Lakeview, Que., for the summer.son of Mr.and Mrs.T.W.Hodg- son, of Montreal, has been ar- Y Out-of-town guests Included Mr.and Mrs.D.N.Abercrombie, of Kirkland Lake; Mrs, W.Guthrie, of Toronto; Mr.and Mrs, D.Currie and Mr.Leslie Holmes, of Chateauguay Basin; Corporal W.A.Lobban and Private George Gordon, of Valcartier; Mr.and \u2018Mrs.C.White and Mr.and Mrs.William Gordon of Valois.Additional Subscribers The last social event of the Sodality Is taking place in Vie- toria Hall, Westmount, on June 7.Tickets are stil] available by getting in touch with Miss Grace Browne.The following is a continuation of the list of subscribers; Misses Gissette Beaudry, Dots Montgomery, Audrey Kearns, Rona MacFarlane, Nora Taylor, Margaret Donovan, Ann Donovan, Thelma ,Bickerdike, Lillian Cambridge, Helen Morrison, Evelyn Cambridge, Margaret Ryan, Lucile Rouleau, Gertrude Johnson, Madeline Rouleau, Mildred Johnson, Marie Charette, May White, Adele Belanger and Aileen Man- ing.Messrs.Roy Traylin, Jimmy Hickey, Emmet Keough, Kenny Ross, Erwin Groom, Jack Ped- ford, Victor Mitchell, Larry Means, John P.McKenna, Doug.Patterson, Jean LaSalle, Jerry Mulcair, Loyola Murphy, Jim Mc- Grath, Ray Ireland, Martin Mac- Donald Jack Weis, Jerry Mac- Adams and Paul Ward.Appeal For Blankets Issued By Red Cross The Canadian Red Cross So- cloty has received an urgent appeal for blankets for refugees in France.Blankets donated must be pure wool and in good repair.Persons making contributions are asked to label each blanket \u2018with the doners name and address and state whether the blanket is pew or old, They may be left at the Notre Dame de Grace Branch.corner of Wilson avenue and Sherbrooke street.The West- mount Branch, 383 Oliver avenue, or at the Red Cross Ware- house, 455 St.Peter street.So Reg'd i Quebec Ladies Auxiliaries Mrs.B.Taylor, of the Woman's Auxiliary of Remembrance branch No.75, Canadian Legion, B.E.S.L., was elected presiuent of the Quebec Provincial Command of the Woman\u2019s Aurillaries a* the tenth annual convention \u201ccid in Montr |! recently.Other officers elected for the coming season were: first vice- president, Mrs, S.F.Sherriff, 16; second vice president, Mrs.Wm.Murray, 16; Honorary secretary, Mrs.J.F.Porter 76; treasurer, YWHA OFFICERS ARE ELECTED FOR SEASON Mrs.Philip Levy Heads Organization \u2014 Reports Are Satisfactory At the annual meeting of the Y.W.H.A., Mrs, Philip Levy was re-elected president for the seventh consecutive term.Mrs.Sam- Honorary President of the Association.The annual report showed a and a steady increase in the co- activity between the Y.M.H.A.and Y.W.H.A.Election of officers took place with the following results: Mrs P.Levy, President; Mrs.M.Chorney, Vice-President; Mrs.V.Michaels, Treasurer; Mrs.M.Segal, Honorary Secretary; Mrs.B.Alexander, Miss D.Basha, Dr.AT.Batshaw, Mrs, M.Finestone, Mrs, M.Goldenberg, Miss Brenda Joseph, Mrs.Gershon Levi, Mrs.H.J.Levinson, Mrs.J.H.Marx, Mrs, 8.L.Mendelsohn, Mrs, M.Notkin, Mrs.À.Pesner, Mrs.M.J.Raff, Miss Jean Resin, Mrs, J.Rubin, Mrs.M.Lipchitz, Miss Estelle Steinberg, Miss B.Stewarr.Miss M.Vineberg, Mrs.B.M.Weinstein and Mrs.M.G.White, Mrs, G.Goldwater.Girls\u2019 Council Camp Will Open In June The Council Camp committee of the National Council of Jewish Women, Montreal Section, is making final plans for the opening of the Council Camp for Girls during the last week of June.Operated by the Council.for needy girls, ages 8 to 14, since 1928, the camp is located on Lac Fournñelle, near Shaw- bridge, Que.Last summer 168 girls enjoyed the benefits of camp life at Council Camp.Activities include swimming, athletics, handicrafts, dramatics, dancing, nature study, camp paper and music.Mrs.M.Bernfeld will be the Rose F.Stein, head counsellor.Leaders of activities are Miss Ethel Nadler, Misg Goldie Zahler.Miss Edna Agranavitch, Miss Sonia Levin, Miss Harriette Bloomfield, Miss Ethel Water man, Miss Shirley Liebman and Miss Shirley Tamarin.Dr.Wm.Gavsie will again act as camp Doctor, examining each child before she is admitted to camp.Mrs.Else Margo will be the nurse in attendance at the camp all summer.The camp committee consists of the following, Mrs.B.H.Rubin, chairman; Mrs.Rose Medine, tinancial chairman; Mrs.J.H, Fine, treasurer; Mrs.M.Getz, recording secretary; Mrs.J.C.Zacks, publicity secretary: Mrs.A.Dobrofsky, corresponding secretary; and an advisory board of Mrs.J.J.Jacobs, Mrs.J.Victor.Mrs.S.Pesner, Mra.M.Kirsch, Mrs.P.Fram, Mrs.H.Hart, Mrs.C.Shane, Mrs.J.Freedman and Miss Mary Vineberg.Mr.Jack Kugel and Mr.Leo Galler have advised the committee on building and land im» provements.FLOWERY PERFUME Perfumery is being made from local flowers in Bermuda.ROBINTEX SUITINGS IF YOU WANT À SUIT : THAT WILL MAKE-UP WELL\u2014 WEAR WELL\u2014AND KEEP ITS SHAPE Ask Your Tailor for ROBINTEX The tonic effect in wearing these Suitings creates a feel ing of confidence.® RARE MANUFACTURE uel Bronfman was re-appointed: tairly stable financial condition\u2019 director of the camp with Miss | Mrs.P.F.Weiss, 75.Members named to the committee were, Mrs.J.H.Richa.dson, 53; immediate past president; Mrs, W Buck, 10; Mrs.G.Lasonte 15; Mrs.J.Lapointe, 35; Mrs.A.D.Bryce, 1f; Mrs O.Briggs +5; Mrs.J.Hewlett, 53; Mrs.G.Copping, 66: and Mrs.A.C.Roy, 75.One of the malin topics of discussion at the convention was the part the women of Can.da can play in the present war apart | from knitting and sewing.Mem-; bers of the auxiliaries expressed the desire for a women's corps, which should be trained In the same manner to handle emergencies as the women of England.The Dominfon Convention Committee, under the chairmanship; of Mrs.J.H.Richardson.handled the entertainment of the visit- | ing lady delegutes from all over Canada, who attended the 8th Convention of the Dominion Command of the Canadian Legion, B.E.S.L.On Monday sven- ing a very successful Fashion Show was held under the con- venership of Mrs.G.Layton.A very successful luncheon was held on Tuesday, and later Inthe afternoon the ladies of Branch 16 were hostesses at a tea.On Monday afternoon a welcoming 4841 Sherbrooke W.(at Victoria) DE.9898 Greenhouses: 2175 Belgrave Ave.EL.9595 BA LLL STIS SLL LL LSS SEAL LIAS SALLI SLL LAL LAS SLY So LAS LALA LS LL 11S I TPL ALI SLPS 0 ELA A ILIL Ls VII M ER?CUT FLOWERS AND PLANTS Retail Branch: THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1940 tea was held at Eaton's at which Madame Brosseau and Mrs.G.Cook received the guests.Two sightseeing tours were arranged during the week.On Wednesday Red Cro®s House invited.delegates to visit their rooms and many took advantage of the invitation.wl on un REDUCE BUILDING UPKEEP Thirty Years of Building Upkeep Service Interior Decorating Exterior Painting Plaster, Cement, Brick and Stone Repairs All Work Executed by Skillful Workmen Cail Fi.8634 for estimates W.J.CHAPMAN CONTRACTOR 1227 Greene Westmount A I EE A ee a \u2014 Spring Lamb \u2014 Fresh Vegetables Daily - FREE DELIVERY SERVICE Week - End Specials! 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youngst another who h time, 8 same m ; and ount H )¢ THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1940 HOLLYWOOD GOSSIPS THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER PAGE FIVE * NEWS OF THE THEATRE WORLD y, THEATRICAL ATTRACTIONS * Bing Crosby, Lamour And Hope At Monkland The new travel trend to sojourns in the South Seas has its motion picture counterpart in \u201cRoad to Singapore,\u201d the sport- {ve film which is now playing at the Monkland United Theatre until Saturday, with Bing Crosby, Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour in the leading roles, seconded by Charles Coburn, Judith Barrett, Anthony Quinn and Jerry Colon- na, the redoubtable Professor of Hope's Pepsodent show.The Dean of the Kraft Music H«1l, and his old pal, Bob Hope, are reported to be in their finest form in this picture.They sins, they clown, they go to town, they get into brawls, and they look over the native girls, all to the accompaniment of at least five new hit songs as sung by Bing and Miss Lamour.The story provided for the pair and Miss Lamour :tarts with Bing and Bob disposing of several romantic entanglements by indulging in a little game of \u201cPat- ty-cake,\u201d clapping hands gaily then socking the guy.Then they get away from his, Bing's father \u2014Charles Coburn\u2014by the simple process of starting a riot at the engagement party at which Bing's fiancee, Miss Barrett, is announcing the betrothal.\u201cOomph\u201d Shown In York Film It might have been the warmth of the stage, a tight starched collar or maybe another reason, but Jeffrey Lynn appeared hot and pervous., Ann Sheridan on the other hand was as cool and fresh as a rose in the early morning as both prepared to go into the scene for \u201cIt All Came True,\u201d the film now showing at the York United Theatre.It was to be a long scene, an important one.About three pages of briskly paced dialogue, slowing down toward the end where the big punch was to come.\u201clI want you to make that punch really a wallop,\u201d director Lou Seiler had told them.\u201cPlay the scene like you really mean it.Get in there and give.I want the audience to feel it.\u201d This probably was the reason why Jeffrey Lynn looked like a jittery bridegroom just before the ceremony.It was to be a love scene; a scene in which two youngsters who have known one another all of their lives, and who have fought most of the time, suddenly realize at the same moment that they are crazy TTS A DOUBLEHEADER \u2014 FREE :_ Saturday and Sunday .Filnal Appearance WINIFRED COLLEANO Premiere Trapeze Artiste Ed Internationally Famous Lady Daredevil JANET MAY FOR PICNIC RESERVATIONS Telephone py, 1190 | about each other and go into a big, tight clinch and a big, long kiss.: \u201cAll right, we'll make it,\u201d Seiler announced when the cameraman said everything was ready, Ann stepped onto her park confidently and gaily.Lynn came in more slowly, but his face was now composed and he wore a slight little grin.\u201cAction,\u201d said Seiler, softly.Line for line, cue on cue, Ann and Jeffrey went into It.Smoothly.Lots of sincerity, Then came the end, the kiss, \u201cCut it,\u201d ordered Seiler, \u2018Kiss her full on the lips, Jeff.You only got $37.50 worth of that one, Let's do it again, \u201cWhat did the director mean by that?\u2019 asked a vistor on the set.\u201cThat $37.50 business, you mean?\u201d volunteered a hairdresser.\u201cWhy the other night at a film charity affair Ann\u2019s kisses were being auctioned off for $50 each.Mr.Seiler probably meant that Lynn wasn\u2019t getting his money's worth, even though he's on studio time.\u201d STORM IN FILMS A raging Pacific storm was created in cross sections for Paramount's Technicolor production, \u201cTyphoon,\u201d starring Dorothy La- mour and Robert Preston.With \u2018huge wind machines and wave making equipment ,part of the storm was put on at Catalina Island, part at Baldwin Park.near Santa Anita race track.GOES HOLLY WOOD Margaret Wycherly, famed New York stage star of Road,\u201d has signed with Paramount Studio for a role supporting Frederic March and Betty Field in \u201cVictory,\u201d the Joseph Conrad drama which John Crom- well will direct.\u201cTobacco ! RECKLESS LOVE! .Spencer Tracy and Hedy Lamarr as they are co-starred in \u2018\u2019I Take This Woman,\u201d now playing at the Westmount United Theatre.ACTION! S ADVENTURE! THRILLS! SN We NY As the siren of the Sazerac Cafe Miriam Hopkins has both Randolph Scott and Errol Flynn vying for her charms in \u201cVirginia City,\u201d coming to the York United Theatre this Saturday.STUDENT ACTORS More than half the 600 students of Knox College, Galesburg, IN, will see themselves in background scenes of Paramount's \u201cThose Were the Days (At Good Old Siwash),* college story filmed on location at the Knox campus, Deanna Dubin seldom carries any money with her.\u201cI'd hate to think what I'd do if my car ran out of gas some day,\u201d she says, MRT TIN HAT A GAY MUSICAL SHOW REVUE WINDSOR HOTEL TSAYGRDAŸ AT 0 PM SEATS \u2014 $1.10, 85c, 55e plus tax On Sale \u2014 MRT, 1463 Union, Phone PL.9655 For Prompt Delivery of Fruits and (! SOL*S \u2018cocon EL.6566 \u2014 EL.8930 5307 Sherbrooke West Deliveries from 8 a.m.to 11 p.m FAMED CONDUCTOR ON FILM John Scott Trotter was signed at Paramount Studio recently to arrange and conduct songs writ- |\" ten by Johnny Burke and James V.Monaco for \u201cRhythm on the River,\u201d forthcoming Bing Crosby Mary Martin and Basil Rathbone starring comedy.He has worked with Crosby on disc and alr songs for four years, This is his first tilm., 2222 SUCCESSFUL Although he is still only in bis thirties, Jack Moss, as Gary Cooper\u2018s manager, manoeuvred Cooper into the top ranks of Hollywood stardom; Henry Hathaway Into the top ranks of directors, and now is turning to producing.His first pictures fs \u2018The Biscuit Eater,\u201d with Billy Lee.CAMPERS USE COACHES Railways of England will rent coaches placed on sidings to campers, A scene from the film \u201cSwiss Family Robinson\u2019 starring Tarry Kilburn, Edna Best and Thomas Mitchell, which opens Sunday at tho Monkland United Theatre for a three day engagement.: \u201cSWISS FAMILY ROBINSON\u201d WN S DOUBLE FEATURE AT THE BELMONT PARK A double-header of outstanding entertainment value will be offered at Belmont Park Saturday and Sunday, at both the © p.m, and the 11 p.m performances.This double feature brings together two feminine trapeze artists .each a queen in her own rights.Winifred Colleano who is still thrilling capacity audiences for a third week at Belmont Park has proven, beyond doubt, her right to the title of \u201cThe World's Premier aerialists\u2019\".The thousands who have already seen her have been amazed by her daring stunts on a swaying trapeze, featuring a somersault- EDGAR WALLACE BARES \u20185th COLUMN\u2019 Lovely Anna Lee appears In a scene from the exciting Edgar Wallace story \u2018\u2019Four Just Men,\u201d which brings to the screen Britain's fight against Nazi \u201cFifth Column'\u2019' activities.in Montreal, is now in its second week at the Snowdon United Theatre.This feature, first run twist catching herself on the swing by hor heels.Miss Janet May, holds the world\u2019s record for endurance with one-arm \u201cgwing - overs,\u201d established al Luna Park about six years ago.Moreover Miss May performs many daring balancing stunts on a swaying rigging.Thus patrons who visit Bolmont Park over the week-end are promised a succession of thrills seldom before duplicated at ahy one time in any one Falrground.Make plans now to visit Belmont Park where there Ig entertainment for young and old alike and where plc-nic facilities are provided for the! comfort and welfare of all.ACOMPLISHED ARTIST Patricia Morison, Paramount's newest glamour girl, studied art in London, Paris and New York, hecoming quite accomplished, before beginning a study of the stage which eventually brought her to Hollywood and her first slarring role {in Paramount's \u201cUntamed,\u201d Technicolor drama of the north foods, In which she shares the leads with Ray Milland and Akim Tamiroff, \u2018At Belmont Park * Laughton Goes Incog, Appears Sans Makeup The screen paradox of the yoar is that of Charles Laughton, who wears absolutoly no makeup in his newest picture, \u201cSidewalks of London,\u201d looks less like the traditional Laughton than he ever has before during his long and varied career! C.La decision to appoar virtually \u2018as is\" in his new Paramount film with Vivien Leigh was reached after careful study of the role with his producer, Erich Pommer, and director, Tim Whelan, The three mon finally agreed that to play a \u201cbusker,\u201d a London street entertainer who clowns, sings and dances for pennies thrown him by passing crowds, Laughton would look re- alistie without all the wigs, ar- tificlal moustaches, false facial markings and olaborato raimont that have characterized the first actor of the screen in his previous portrayals, \u201cIt's onsy to see why I look anything but \u2018traditional Laugh- ton* in my latest,\u2019 says the star.\u201cPeople are so used to seoing Me In all the trimmings of \u2018Henry VITT and \u2018Jamaica Inn\u2019 that they don't rocognize me Incognito, 1 appoar as strange to thom as Bernard Shaw without his whlsk- ors.\u201d Laughton\u2019 points out that one of the advantages of this stato of affairs fs that the actor Is not usually accosted hy his fans in public places, They simply don\u2019t recognize him in the \u2018flesh\u2019! \u201cSidewalks of London,\u201d whieh ia scheduled for {ts local opening next Sunday nt the Westmount United Theatre, not only hands Laughton ono of his most unusunl roles, but presents Miss Leigh.the Searlott O'Hara of \u201cGono With the Wind,\u201d as a porson quite different from the fans\" \u201cLibby,\u201d na flory, filriatious, serappy girl \u201chuaker,\u201d who fights her way from the bhacksireels to become the toast of the Tandon show world.Tt's her first modern role since the colloge widow in \u201cA Yank at Oxford.\u201d Other popular English players cast in Clemence Dane's original story of the Tondon theatre world are Rex Harrison, who plays a handsome young songwriter and a sawoetheart of Mima T.eigh's, Tyrone Quthrie, anothor \u201cbhusker,\u201d and Larry Adler, \u2014(MESTHOUNT\u2014\u2014 (Sherbrooke at Grey Avenue) Today until Saturday NOT TO BE KISSED + « - and Forgotten! .TRACY, sworn to give his life to humanity! Lamarpe as a tigress in ermine ., accustomed to tak- Ing what she warits! 4 2nd Flim JACKIE : COOPER & BETTY ned FIELD In \u201cBeven- teen\u201d with John Howard.Shorts.Friday Night Revival at 11 O'Clock | ROBERT TAYLOR | with Maureen O'Sullivan In \u201cThe Crowd Roars.\" 8un.-Mon.- Tues.% VIVIEN LEIGH % CHARLES LAUGHTON In \u201cBidewaiks of London\" % MARTHA RAYE À CHARLES RUGGLES in \u2018The Farmer\u2019s Daughter\u201d (TVTORKR mental pleture of her, Sha plays | RECORDS PERFECTLY According to Paramount tech- niclans, Qadys George, who shares leading honors in \u201cThe Way of All Flesh\u201d with Akim Tamiroff, has one of the most perfect voices in the films, EMPLOYEES BALKED Paramount's employes, usually quite amoenable when requests by the studio to allow use of their names in filmes, balked at one scone in \u201cA Date with Destiny.\u201d The names were needed for tomb- stonos in a graveyard.(St.Catherine at Guy St.) TODAY, ANN SHERIDAN & JEFFREY LYNN In \u201cIt All Came True.\u201d \u201cGREEN HELL\" with Douglas Fairbanks, Jr, & Madeleine Carroll.Starting Saturday MOST AMAZING TRUE STORY IN THE WEST'S HISTORY « RANDOLPH SCOTT HUMPHREY BOGART FRANK McHUGH + ALAN HALE OGUINN \"Big Bey\u201d WILLIAMS Ÿ Directed by MICHARL CURTIZ all A WARNER BROS.Fuat Nett Pletwse Ovighal sen Ploy by Rebort Buckner + Movie by Man Seber 2nd Feature \u201cWHILE NEW YORK SLEEPS\u201d with Michael Whalen and Jean Rogers (Monkland Ave., at Girouard) Today until Saturday ACES OF THE AIR-WAVES! + «+» Bing and Bob with Dorothy Lamour in a riot of tropical love and laughter! DOROTHY LAMOUR BOB HOPE \"ROAD TO .SINGAPORÉ A Paramount Pleturs with Chartes Coburn « Judith Barrett Anthony Quinn + Jecry Colonna Dresed by YRION SCHIDTEMOUR 2nd Feature JOE E.BROWN with Mary Carlisle In \u2018\u2018Beware of Spooks,\u201d \u201cTHE ATLANTIC PATROL\u2019 Canada\u2019s Navy on Ao- tive Service.Shorts, \u2014\u2014\u2014 Friday Night Revival After 11 O'Clock WALLACE BEERY VIRGINIA BRUCE fn \u201cThe Bad Man of Brimstone\u2019 \u2014 Sunday to Tuesday \u2014= EDWARD G.ROBINSON with Ruth Gordon & Otto Kruger in \u201cThe Story of Dr.Ehrlich\u2019s Magic Bullet.\u201d \"SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON\u201d with Edna Best, Freddie Bartholomew, Tim Holt and Thomas Mitchell, Shorts, Janet May, holder of the world\u2019s endurance record for one-arm \u2018\u2019Swing-Overs,\u201d who makes her day.debut at Belmont Park.on Satur - HUGH 5 NOW IN ITS 2nd WEEK \u2014Proud to be BRITISH\u2014 That\u2019s what you'll say.Because saying, that have seen Edgar Wallace\u2019s Exciting, Thrilling Drama of GREAT BRITAIN\u2019S fight against Nazi Fifth Column activities .! LYE 0UR JUST MEN SINCLAIR « FRANCIS L, SULLIVAN GR MUST (VIT \u201cACTION = = FRANK LAWTON.GRIFFITHS JONES: ANNA LES (SNOWDON (Decarie Blvd.at Snowdon Junction.) that's what everyone is EDGAR WALLACE OM FOR SAHOER Also \u2018Joe and Ethel Turp Call on the President.\u2019 so «2 00 ME 4 GE 0 AND 8: by C IN SNOWD LOSE ONE Gmpires: Br 3; Hunt s: Bra , er, 2.N SENIO hud DELI ADANAC AMES: ve GHTFUL SCENE I LE É.Hutch A N : S TAKE h.pfehison 11111200 nu LAURENTIAN P Walon 210 401 LAYGRO vou.à sn Nats took two w Ashley .2 ana 00» ; 3 .0 UND \u2014 owdon Senior 1 ins over West \u2019 Bennett .Cees 2 1 - © games, In the fi oop and dropped mount in a doubl Edwards Les ceceus 0 0 0 in Sa nn 19 to 12 match of the ono Lo Adanacs in o-header of the Duc wood CS rues 2 0 ° nctuar oc ith thre » For Nats D eheade week-end\u2019 no.a) .P tield and run each led rose five is jan outhit et Hoobin sortes 2 ; ?uret In eace, wo hit ers.S i ey an |Payne LEE 3 In th s in four .Schratz d Hute Sehratz 01 à 0 pitchi e second game trips to the played well hins chratz Ce 3 1 0 F e aure ; big ng of Donn'and T Nats easily w plate.in the Total non.3 1 1 ar Orest ringed lake ans guns Tuekw I 1 ack s with m circuit Or Nats cach Securing Ton and qe the combined .danas plnsures nthe 1 lo holiday is av and every typ r th suring fo y Do ere, n Lau s availab e of : Adanac e losers.ur hits, D nn were fhe À À A Ii ot far from rentians le.boat'a inning s defeated N .Dalzelle s e À- Anderson BR H es a san rushing ci \u2018 8 whi ats 5- ecur Raspa 1.1211 ctuar ties, Newe hit fell a tall 5-4 culting short ed als Su ce 3 0 0 net for those wh of peace and LAU allows on the hill for th 7 shor + a Nat rally in th E Mundey : 8 11 hk activity % desire it, and RENTIANS ed tive hi e Adanacs e last M.undey 1211 .4 0 nk of vac or those w ; Lens ; h nine.Donn, and struck oul Jumes .MeWilliams ne .8 1 à sport, Dera in terms BUTTE 1 ood in the chtrd relieved Tuck- Ashley .areeee 60 1 Gribbon LE 3 0 0 Laurentians otter ls because the RNUT LODG er was in , after the TUCKWOOd Lake .2 Moynihan ovens.% 1 est or acti a vacation WwW \u201c E with his | jured, was lat- wood ., ; |K Anderson .\u2026.; 3 0 both yo vity that th of est Ste.R The b nitial loss of { charged 201 sus 300 NE BON +510.1 2 H ung and old ey lure On Route ose ox scores.ho Bed Walsh LL.808 0 moral Lacs PUS 2 18 fe in the New W between Laval sur 38.Payne NN 4 8 IE: 0 pse of orld Eu w yne .«5 Tuckwo 0 the is a te.R and cstmounts Hulehison eee.1 4 2 2 p batteries: Tuckw 26 57 Les are ih ° old, for the wi LUNCHEONS B.D AB NOBEWOrthy «reer .2 yne; Newe ood, Donn pee with those in Old TEAS and Mo alzelle R H |Hoobi rthy .4 11 Errors: Ras and Moyniha and hodes and thei their neat whit Served in tt DINNERS ARR Tes .n.Maer SE EEREPRE : 1 1 D potala IUT 518 _ Eduards.Hutchison, Dan ins while if gin church Sereened.in Fiasian on AA à Bauertes: J.oa 9 |Three ë y of cookin sera ON Ps LL 5 0 ; tine J Came 41 18 18 Tuo bun hits: Payne I There is health The peoples.of the of Eons.w Nourse Eustache 609-12, 8 .serene 1 Willock; cameron, H age hits: \u2019 axstion , rest are well e Lau : Miss LE ; wuoor LE 0 1 jand ; Dun n, Hunter Str s: K.A to be fo and re- versed i rentians ss L.Dut .ve 3 1 Payne n, Tuck uck out: nderson popul und in th pitality n the art risac.M Brennan 1 ; : wood Donn : By T : ar resort e man d + Whethe of hos- = n _\u2026 40 Errors: , 1: b uckwot mountai s in the y atign r r the ac Brannan .0 la.: D.Bro Wolke y Newey pd, 1 untains lik Laurenti i equired i commo- Ch ) a .4 0 2; Bre wne, 2: alks: , 9., b e th lan simple, t s luxuri Pla \u2014 en nes 0 nnau ; Wil .: b above.e one » the rious n to S 4 1 Cameron .eee 38 0 2 Daniels.» Hoobin, Seuls 4; by Hewes Fuckwood, 1, Donn pictured vot be met volt of the tourist bé pend Your Vacation At Bg ib ; ar a.verse 3 0 H n Um » 9 ' , otees.: nvites PINE J ee a 8 0 rpaome runs: B.Dalzelle pires: Giles and Bra , wimming In waters.lakes offer ROFT\u201d .RARE e .at Ÿ 8 281 Two base his: Sen B ue ; rm to ene teams oournei| LAKE CONNOLLY : ols 2 s: Sch ennett AB Loft courag- | SUMME $ » Donn, N ratz, Dan-|D Cees R H Us .\u2026.\u2026.Featuri R RESORT ë Bella RR AB R H ouuck oul: ae ' pon els CL 5 2 1 Hanter vreresecrs 8 28 = Tae Wen Coos A i anfels .veees 4 3 3 wood, 3; by c y Donn, 3; T Ww wood .vee.5 81 alperin .arcs.0 0 RZ, Tennis, stagne Meals \u2014 will n ÿ uses 61 4 3.anieron, 1; i Tucks walsh LT \u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026 1 01 Brennan ssreccee 1 Q \u2019 N A : _\u2014 Moder Teng _ wimming, Junior pb Walks: \u2019 er.ards NU .2 3 Totals RE N LILI) ' _\u2014 Congenial nveniences \u2014 m li : By Donn, 0: Tuckwood Ashley 0 : aan 2 1 ; Batteries: \u201c5 cee 40 : 1 N SILISLILIII IIS III S III IS I 1111 | For = R'efriatian Cliente \u2014 rooms ood, Donn LL | and : Don N 227072 writ » \"Phone W = C 85th A Hutchison «o.oo : : 3 3 Cameron à Hater Hepa \\ \u2019 The 7 D lasgow Que Barracloughs New day D; \u201cANNUAL Payne ss.5 and Willo erin, J.|N : New testan ALE \u2026.ce 62 Errors: ock.IN | Schr \u2026._ 3 TS: A N CHA DONI A atz .! .\u2026.651 Schratz shley 2 N SPO _ C MPIONSHIP D N GAM Schralz .4 0 2 5 Maher 3 Hey i haan \\ RT The West-end | fect, À ANCING A Total UE 5 2 a er 2, Willock 2, Browne, N S I ed their first d Postmen suffer B T C.N.RE Track and Fi GAMES we Ca 0 0 ome runs: 2, Loftus 2 N ~ R son, wh efeat of th ° RA .RECREATION = | Field Evonts G Westmount 46 18 19 Three runs: Down; Browne.| \\ B lid Notre Dame on sea.N on the LP s Two b s: Brennan.N y MAC Sta ame at th ast L girls\u2019 Saturday J S, LACHINE > Dalzelle .AB R H Schratz, er i.ts: Tuckwo d ro < a by a Era ot BA Dame St D Ouareau ers, 2 Admi , JU rowme 11.5 Struc n 2; Maher od, Last w P22 J! oust, of t \u201c5.Do and le mission\u2014Adults ne 15 Maher .Crease 2 3 |ison 1: k out: By Don : droppe eek was a tr 7227777772, the star of th he Postmen, w Idea ; nat, Que.a ch 25e; Chil Pri reece 5 2 2 IC 1; by Hunt n 7, Hutch- fi ped their onl agic one fo 27200.two ho e afternoon as | Location, Saf om dren\u201415¢ wie Se 5 1 2 ameron 0.er 0, Halperin 0.fielding are th y two scheduled r the Westmount P ZZ tour times runs and a de Tennis \u2014 Boating Sandy Beach physi ock .0.5 Walks: + I e main- games.W ascal\u2019s s at bats gle in ! Pri \u2014 Fishi ysic J.Ca Cetera 0 2 |1,: : by Donn n the tir reasons wh .eak pitch as they ., rivate Log B ing an o.Dalzelle Cera : \u2019 0 Ly Hunter 3 Pre and their poor me on Cantey tho Poa je down ng and sloppy |,N- Dame Summary [+ L Lake ungalows on ds Cees 1 .= perin 2 ertainl ng n ascal' here it is.P 0001 rite :lities FA.Dou 3 \u2019 y eno etted th s we 18.ostm 002\u2014 for Descripti eilities 1 0 2 [Hoobim Paye: Sohre the box for the to lose five ball ga total of 13 re outhic 20 to 13 Batterie 100 100 020\u2014¢ ~ or Phan.Sr.Donat 21 accom Umpi tz to| Were acro losers and b games.Dicki rors, which i com ries: Notre D 3 21 partic pires: Bra ke ss the pl efore he c e Hunter s pte and Def ame, Le D and Giles.ey out in favor va He pitched to ould get a man or Shared in Lambton and Larivie Postmen.fo \u2014m\u2014n\u2014 Te elivere : nings.The Pa of \u201cSmoky\u201d H seven men b ive runs Next Sund riviere.\u2019 et © o scal\u2019 alper efore pl ay, the À prese Rapid vered Ice Cold If a N° of thelr own.Bert Dane back in era, who lost only po es ta- play Lachine at the Postmen wil ROCK CLIFF INN 4 DDR e Till 11 p First Li | th en the reached* o start nore | fi + a doubl ame Mori metal st L .; e ball catcher a smal rst game e heade = orin Heigh p.m ine Si th on the th dropped 1 rally one 0\u2019 will start r.The {39 Tiles f ghts, Que stallat 2209 ' Bus gnals W en Desse ird strik sw : ne o'clock rt at half- 9 miles from Mont .a .; Bro : e, and amped t x is , when past N mont, th eal.Rout fitted ST.CATHERINE W FOR Ys Dial E.161 6 RNEY W put own the Third oie a home of 29-3.Dee re by the score expected to be on record crowd OW under aR 11 instru .l J) e team Oo ase line to ome run rowne hi .On a private .Graves, R of otf GRO | oa.The Lory our runs be- * 5.t twe BOOM IN BICY on té SE situ- and | RY NEAREST th was as bad ring for the Dots and * * Reduced us CLES Vilage.AN door tn and will t LICENSE ey scored ag the fi Hal Dashes: * has \u20ac e of aut rom $12 to outdoor sports.and D GROCER\u2019 D four ) first as pern and : Smoky\" aused omobil day.$18 we rts.Rat School = WESTMOUNT 1 onn hit a single wit runs.when 2200 to resi Dick Hunter oky\"| riding In als.boom in bicyole Saturn EM ween na CT per Wh oaded with \u2019 th sign th were .e 183.50.Friday i to S rates, | on oaded and scored ith the bases the Pascals as ay aia with tiouble) {ov P.M.to andes EL br the \u2018 The men's sin ball on t Loftus dropped hen| They ot pitching any said they LAUREN Write for descri or i mes Manieloa \u20ac for gles Open tennis Guns wore OS ane ries Sunday's m both in the bos on TIANS rea phone 30 Ring folder ar nicipal Cou e Westm third ooking es.; s massac ox on eet mst ing 22 gr rt mount as omoky~ retired the der if re.re Zee wil a on even to ln order.Te | retired the side do not eno now why They Shadynook I : in | e draw evenin ats sco ext inni in ?.IsR ey n n posted.Today sheets &|a red one r ng the g late or ollie swi LAC M n KE , amed .Today th will be nd four un in the fi ceeded has he r ng-|| Com ERCIER, QU R S Schoo 1 65 and 70 e ere are b me more befo fifth in gettin eally suc-|} &! ortable ro » QUE.FA 00 tri etween n were re the thr .,F g his b c d water oms with ele expected bef ntries and m th e out.In th nree| 1, 0uT MC atting eye?lP 41 .rooms hot and |: LAKE Ceven o ore ey m 1 the fin h n hittin yet i also pri vith and A AKEFIELD, removed fro re the entry lists BE tal to ade two to brin al frames undred on the g above three bath.Poe cottages with A rauria rer, ferred Those m the courts.are cal 18.The be g their to- Where are Pascal's Golf - Tennis in hotel.h th vacation.13 mi d, ideal for high.ont UE tome wish et Dee does prono ad Verne only these sluggers?Sandy a re ve chute on Route 3 miles from La- Res \\ s row tea good Êe vening - = Danci LL oats, : buil not yet do ournament and to land alzell with thr ne and oom Is the sco man on the g Orchestra, Every \u201civing , safe, sand peut hand th ne so, are © have Don Mahe ee hits apiec next week\u2019 re-keeper .R Near Mt.3.Hugh raft on be ly beach, will 1 eir na equested t with tw r and Ted ece| 5 sg colum .- Read Special .Tremblant ghes.Tennis, fi autiful Lake court att mes to the of and o.Camero Price ushion will n .Howie By rail ial Rates Duri Rat is, fishin axe pupils ) ; .C.P.R uring Ju es $10 g, hiking.th today a endants before tennis | à Brennan colle n, O.Dalzell honor.be our guest ion \"Quer: by Lagning June Write .and $12 an ie post-entries will \u201csot bo net and Bone ver he be Flash\u2014Pascal\u2019 of Phone 59 R.Route ne rors dor bib ha e or the e bi the s hav .or Moni e 935 R odat 5 a winners wi g services e obtain onitor Touri 3-2 Sports Day H Taster 8 ners 4 Or Ges.pri Robes To su (Te ay eld A Nate a EE also wit utles.vay for pitchin culum , started wh , also with the EB ulum Park By St t finshed.Collectin the other oue an \u20ac .Leo's he first and tour 4 runs in 0D and C F e Na n th ess © st Saturing two softball other atone.well away we 0AT the t nual op Academy held games, One in the y.The visitors an : - the f Dual ports meet ea pes au third, ane and one rire | diate events ad a Le races, Delmont for the day closed their J the boys sports wer a lengthy list ONE and a passed a single by rie perioc gram.e included in other to third all, advancin ce, Dra MeDo the pro- the late allowed him va him taugh in the pt lost to Mar Bert Daleell Bill Willock\u2019s single, Wit the De Junior a game whit 8-7 other run II Scored their nele.pauip downed xture M.S e in|a lon en he slam y eis?ntern T.Bul LC hea's te g home run mmed out û oe \u201coo WB in Following: the s squad 9-6 am trame.The feat in the next Twent f FE b EB 0 trophies were > various event ho Rotlie Loftus à of this game Your Junior Boat ol pe ner\u201d Tran winners b resented s| three tri wo sin men > s- njoy th stru y Br to t ps to gles in art .the mountai = ing.Rogers and D.omer George, he dentally his et plate Inci- Event S 1c1pa ted in ce ol them and as thousand gra ; he line scores: rassa, : on o of the sea- taged Saturday of Manon.Eighty find a nt, spew Juni : i he rain w T overni on new hi iles north Martins Se Game Ing of the aster out the open-[1°\" wenty four enthusiastic Engl night rom A highway Noyes Xeeph McDonald's 11\u20148 7 onday.T cipal Leag \u201clatte en met las un- canoeing.sailin tennis, bathi and New Martin anc 101 00\u20142 | played 1 he opening ue on| Afternoon and t Saturday scene, Sailing, fi » bathing, ridi gam of ra ngaged i rooms » fishing > TICINBe McDonald and Lovett; S| 8 0 last night © wWas| ces spon n a serie plan.R «.good cui .comf Dr .; Shaw and % .mount R sored by th s Pi ates re cuisin ort Eman ecr the West- is Gi asonab ae, Ameri man Shea's Senior Game ha Westmount Gr This was the tira Department ray Rod folder rite today for the se Bulgers' .010 224\u20149 14 qe beat the the wy started qarly | for the rat Saturday this GRAY - ROC] te Dk ene onli ig 210 800\u2014 0 eat the Sw toot ns y in the se , and for so LAC .ng p ell 6 of 13- ans b whi ason t OUIMET - 2 snd O'Connell.Swift; Kennedy vey F oe AoC Gory and Hoe, ioe were io first boats ET OCKS \u2018JNN po | pires: Ar mains 1 Booth r-1to the wi bons are ass Connolly, Mr.Wa -MeGills, Mr, LS aplec of the team with tho and ied ple of ost second The \u201cHi Gan! on Welsh \"| tguy and Hunter, Meickl two| The r places in the races Hidden 3 atti REASON FO other i: Jenn collected.ow Open eu are as follows: 1h Titles\u201d C \u2014_ Boyd t first thing A at for Co pinch 2 merbert Be tontatner 3 Gross; [| ave found the words ontest D vd taught h at Willi singled i the si ve ; Ronald idden i do was is horse, T am Hunter n two run xth| Ope in the adve - d out chi pertootiy ot ni in Ber a on out ms.Dick 2 Pen ons 1 George Brow page rtisement of.] one scene f en under f - John was re x{ Small er; 3 Dal B ; muvcocccon SNd th tatty ire Cronin placed b al] Motors: rowne; e word assesssesences sidy pic or the Hopal .In centre .John T y 2Ronald : 1 Martin , hid .3 oscos00 OM A per picture, Hidden LE aa ted In oe en Snion beets Brace ne: he hii den in the advertisement of When h observe th op- and s with t -12 Bruc : Michael Æ a OF eme : ; e contin e the rul a single.T wo triples e Ramsay; Barry: tue feats eorsecesseersecnuest vestigation ually fidgeted e.of the Sw: he inex ville.; 3 James S \u2019 two fs \u2026 of thi ese\u201d sussscnases The .- ans sh perience tone- ature pi s week's E.seovsesesssrsnsee OM b a bee was revealed the fa in-{ ning's ti showed in th 16 in.Sa the first ha ce EE Eine t ullet his for stinging him ct that made It as eight er e eve-{taine; 2 ils; 1 Herbert sion as fi It of the comi shown at the hese being the ti 6 Me elegs, on on by th rors w : Micha Leton- nal re ng week West ties of th .e of sh e third b are| Louth el Barry; gardin .Va mount Th e bers shortstop al atsman thood.y; 3 Robert 9 the awardi gree to acc eatre durin re one, and 1 Na ng of ept the ju 9 me In the other tonta in.Motors: 1 H | me .passes to the he Judges deci- T mt game Ro aine: 2 D : erbert L ï .TOE yals! Brow + al Browne; 3 e- [I .» George | Ad oon etv's Winners a ess All re arcauusat ses .| 2S ne dan trom those wa three these submitting rap submitting the 2e Le ver correct answers \u2018teh | now | \u201d bullet Bill \u20ac "]