The Westmount examiner, 4 juillet 1940, jeudi 4 juillet 1940

[" \u2014\u2014 WEDDING GIFTS An Exclusive Collection of OLD ENGLISH SILVER Just Arrived Direct from London OHMAN\u201d JEWELLERS WE.4046 VOL.XI., No.27 \u201c40 Years in ox Westmount\u201d 1216 Greene Ave.Re Es Z UNE IN WESTMOUNT 1S LOWER; SET AT $368,515 With Exception of Verdun Figures for Montreal and District Are Lower \u2014 Comparative Figures Given \u2014 Westmount Figure In 1939 Was $374,363 and In 1938 $515,077 With the single exception of Verdun, valuation of new resfden- tial and industrial construction permits issued in the Montreal district was lower for the month of June compared with the totals for the same moath of the preceding year.In Westmount the figure for 1940 was set at $368,515.In 1939 was $374,363 and in 1938 $515,07 for June the figure in Westmount 7.Aggregate value for Montreal district the month of June was $1,637,663 as against $1,509,389 for the comparative month last year, however, reflects an increase of $128.274 for Montreal and district, or 8.5 per cent, although comparison with total recorded in the previous month ACCIDENTS ARE REPORTED BUT DAMAGE SLIGHT Several minor accidents were reported to Westmount police during the past week.Two cars operated by Miss Alice Brewer, 4301 Decarie Boulevard and John McCarron, 2266 St.Antoine St., collided in front of 3606 West- mount Boulevard, Damage was slight to both vehicles.At Atwater and St.Antoine a truck operated by A.Girouard, struck a stationary bicycle belonging to Raymond Poupart, 16, 2469 Delisle who was waiting for the light signal.As an aftermath of the accident the truck driver was charged with having no registration and for operating a vehicle with defective brakes, Stephanie Lormier, 4, 172 Selby street, was struck when she ran from the south side of St.Antoine street to the north side and was struck by a car driven by Ralph Francis, Park avenue west.The child suffered minor bruises.Audrey Drury, 392 Roslyn, age 12, was riding a bicycle south on Metcalfe and was about to turn right and proceed west on Springfield avenue when she was involved in collision with a team.Damage was slight.SIUDENTS WILL BE HEARD Al LOCAL CHURCH Will Also Take Part in Evening Service at Madison Baptist Church Six young men who are students in Belmar Christian College, New Jersey, will visit Montreal over the week-end of July 7.The group is under the direc valuation shows a decline of $22,000.Comparative permit value figures in six districts follow: \u201cabout ., CCS wat 55e so Va Westmount force.WESTMOUNT, WESTMOUNT DETECTIVE AT Sergeant-Detective Rene Tremblay of the Westmount Police force was among those completing the course conducted at Rockliffe by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.The photo above of the graduates of the Mounties School shows Sergeant Tremblay thi:d from the left in civilian clothes.Rt.Hon.Ernest Lapointe, Minister of Justice presented the prizes ani diplomas at the exercises of the Canadian Police College.Sergeant Tremblay attended the twelve weeks course as the first representative coming from the FIRST SPEECH D.C.ABBOTT, K.C.Local representative in the House of Commons who made his first speech in the Parliamant this week.Mr.Abbott's remarks were well received.Westmount 1940 1939 1938 $ $ $ Dec.4,000 13,585 Nov.ive wo 8,450 48,250 Oct, .\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.25,900 31,100 Sept.26,505 139,870 Aug.+.0s 16,600 21,970 July .85,332 29,836 June 37,079 63,965 19,050 May 38,613 92,155 17,800 April 263,998 21,270 123,250 Mar.8,625 11,011 5,118 Feb, 19,800 6.535 21,500 Jan.500 15,340 43,750 Total 368,515 374,363 515,077 Verdun 1940 1989 1938 $ $ Dec.22,850 26,000 Nov.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.58,500 28,500 Oct.110,904 216,040 Sept.ive on 12,770 10,440 Aug.co.6,500 9,300 July .490,950 18,400 June 135,170 16,175 4,200 May 101,865 28,260 2,475 April 70,130 13,800 23,025 Mar.58,110 12,079 10,805 Feb.40,100 350 200 Jan.58,900 20,175 LL.Total 465,275 788,374 349,435 Town of Mount Royal 1940 1939 1988 $ $ $ Dec.\u2026.\u2026.53,480 99,455 Nov.,.180,750 93,440 Oct, .163,345 39,750 Sept.57,190 110,835 AUB, coos os 72,080 .July .88,000 81,580 June 72,530 122,134 210,405 May 121,768 196,565 89,925 April 252,955 25,215 126,264 Mar, 57,880 .17,500 tion of Leymon Ketcham who is the speaker.Other members of | the party are: Clyde K.Nelson, | first tenor; Charles J.Fowler, second tenor; James C.Diggory, first bass; C.Brooks Demerest, second bass and Russel Crawford, pianist.For the morning service these young men will be In Madison Baptist Church, and in the evening they will be in Westmount Baptist Church.The people of the western sections of Montreal will be pleased at the opportunity of hearing these splendid young men who are devoting their holiday to this inspiring service.Trinity Young People\u2019s Enjoy Entertainment The Trinity Young People\u2019s Association began their summer activities recently with a \u2018trip to nowhere,\u201d under the direction of the new program committee.A pleasant drive to Ideal Beach and two hours of dancing were eu- joyed.Another stmitar evening will he held on Wednesday, July 24, Feb, 31,075 .36,326 Jan.77,760 0.+000 Total 613,968 959,719 973,500 Town of Hampstead 1940 1939 1938 $ $ $ Dec.seve vn 54,500 118,000 NOV.sees oo 000000 28,700 Oct.cove ve oree as 30,500 Sept.\u2026.23,000 22,000 Aug.+.17,500 1,200 July +.21,400 14,000 June 8,175 40,400 41,200 May 37,300 62,900 44,900 April .215,000 36,000 Mar.ooo se 000000 15,500 Feb.0 2+0000 15,500 Jan.\u2026\u2026.\u2026 11,000 ve ee Total 45,475 445,700 373,800 Montreal 1940 1939 1938 $ $ Dec.+.«oo 513,295 912,960 Nov.831,026 1,173,330 Oct.1719,5222,229,494 Sept.563,683 1,051,838 Aug.873,613 984,719 July .1,524,668 712,167 June 1,013,273 1,139,215 686,734 May 1,550,067 1,078,494 755,105 April 715,818 761,375 482,352 Mar.849,619 623,905 763,853 Feb.641,640 \u2018279,180 397,455 Jan.628,920 155,915 215,065 Total 5,400,137 9,253,471 10,205,422 Outremont 1940 1939 1938 $ $ $ Dec.+.30,700 13,700 NOV, 0.13,400 37,400 Oct.sees oe 88,500 182,500 Sept cove oo 9,950 12,100 Aug.+.+.156,000 134,500 July +.115,700 95,300, June 40,000 127,500 159,300 May 10,450 68,300 89,550 April 42,200 3,650 30,650 Mar.4,550 3.300 63,700 Feb.18,050 4,300 98,800 Jan.1,200 170,800 8,900 Total 116,450 792,100 925,400 \u2014 AT ST.GABRIEL Mrs.L.Doray is occupying her summer home at St.Gabriel de VACATION CLUB PROGRAM FOR WESTMOUNT \u2018Ÿ The vacation club program of the Westmount Y.M.C.A.for the week July 6 to 13 follows: July 6\u20149 a.m.\u2014Westmount Y boys leave Tunnel Station for Kamp Kanawana, Y camp for boys in the Laurentians.July 8 \u2014 9.30 a.m.\u2014 C.P.R.Talkies.10.30\u2014Hobbles, Craft and Outdoor Sports.11\u2014Learn to Swim, 11,30\u2014Vacation Club Swim.2 p.m.\u2014Educational trip to Redpath Museum and Ethmologi- cal Museum at McGill.July 9\u2014 9.30 a.m.\u2014Talkjes.10.30\u2014Hobhies and Crafts.11.30\u2014Vacation Club Swim, 2.30 p.m.\u2014Trip to St.Helen's Island and swim at Montreal Swimming Club.July 10\u2014 9.30\u2014Talkies.1.30\u2014Trip to Elmhurst Tairy.July 11\u2014 9.30\u2014How an Army is Fed.2 pm \u2014Treasure Hunt.7.30\u2014Trip to Bakery.Interior Work On Homes Has Commenced Interior work has been commenced on a pair of semi-de- tached homes on Redpath Avenue and another on Kitchener avenue, to cost about $435,000.Trade contracts for {interior trim, tile, flooring, glass and glazing, painting and hardware, have been awarded.BAXTER SERVICE AT DOMINION DOUGLAS A service in memory of R.Bruce Baxter, noted power and engineering official who died at a Jocal hospital yesterday, will be held at Dominion Douglas Church, The Boulevard, Westmount, today at 2.30 p.m.Interment will take place at Edmonton, Alberta, and not fn Mount Royal Cemetery as meeting at the church at 8 p.m.Brandon.originally announced.First Municipal Meet Is Held By Department More than .150 contestants took part in the first Municipal track meet on Wednesday afternoon in Westmount Park.Sponsored by the Westmount Recreational Department these meets will be held every Wednesday during the holiday season, Yesterday's program included 30 events.Results of yesterday's contest are as follows: Boys 6 years and under, 40 yards\u20141, John Rooney, 2nd, Fred Long.Girls, 6 years aand under; 1, Marcia Aber; 2nd, Elaine Dufresne; 3rd, Joan Bullis.Boys, 8 years and under, 50 yards \u20141st, Peter Hennessy; 2nd, Neil Walsh; 3rd, Jack Clement, Girls, 8 years and under, 50gyards\u20141st, Marion Lodge; 2nd, M.Dufresne; 3rd, S, Aber.ned Boys, ten years and under, 50 yards \u2014 1st, Gerald Hennessy; 2nd, Neville Harrissal; 3rd, Marion Mack, Girls, ten years and under, 60 yards\u2014Ist, Joan Dobsinson, Boys, 12 years and under, 76 yards\u20141st, J.Archam- bault; 2nd, E.Hall; 3rd, R.Clements.Girls, 12 years and under, 75 yards\u2014ist, Marg.Lodge; 2nd, Jean Morgan; 3rd, D, Joub- ert.Boys, 14 years and under, 100 yards\u20141st, Bill Harold; 2nd, J.McKissock; 3rd, A.Myrette.Girls, 14 years and under, 100 yards\u2014 1st, Dorothy Green; 2nd, Beverley Condon; 3rd, Rita Dezell.Boys, 6 years and undef, backward race\u20141st, A.Ronald; 2nd, R.Leblanc; 3rd, P.McBride and J.Rowan.Girls, 6 years and under, backward race\u20141st, M.Du- fresne; 2nd, S.Aber; 3rd, M.Lodge.Boys, 8 years and under, hack- ward race\u20141st, G.Tabarie; 2nd, H.Crouette; 3rd, A.Deziel.Girls, 8 years and under, backward race \u20141st, M.Aber; 2nd, J.Deslisle; 3rd, J.Bullis, Boys, 10 years and under, wheel barrow\u20141st, J.Perrault and R.Leduc; 2nd, L.Mavering and A.Dumais; 3rd, J.Godhout and J.Le Porte.Girls, 10 years and under, wheel harrow \u20141st, I, McBride and J.Gilhool- ey; 2nd, J.Dobinson and R.Rooney.Boys, 12 years and under, wheel barrow\u20141st, R.Legrass and R.Leduc; 2nd, C.Hall and R.Leroy; 3rd, J.Martin and R.McDonald.Boys, 14 years and under, wheel barrow \u2014 1st, B.Harold and J.MeKissoch.Girls, 14 years and under wheel barrow \u20141st, M.Lodge and J.Morgan; 2nd, D.Giroux and B.Condon; 3rd, L.Allen and D.Joubert.Boys, 6 years and under, backward race\u20141st, P, McBride; 2nd, Y.Perrault; 3rd, J.Rooney.Girls, 6 years and under, backward race\u20141st, M.Aber; 2ud, M.Dufresne; 3rd, 1.Cross, Boys, 8 years and under, hopping race \u20141s8t, J, Clement; 2nd, 1.MecIn- tosh; 3rd, N.Walsh.Girls, 8 years and under, hopping ace\u2014 1st, M.Aber; 2nd, J.Desisle; 3rd, J.Bullis.Boys, 10 years and under, hopping race\u20141st, G, Perrault; 2nd, D.Wadsworth; 3rd, H.Couchette.Girls, 10 years and under, hopping race \u2014 1st, S.McBride; 2nd, C.Hamil; 3rd, M.Lodge.Girls, 6 years and under, hopping race\u20141st, B, Olivier; 2nd, T.Tre- panier; 3rd, M.Lodge.POA ea ON STAFF AT HOMOEOPATHIC Several Former Staff Men Leave to Take Up Practice and Post-Graduate Work Several changes in the medicos at the Homoeopathic hospital took place recently with a number of doctors who have been on the staft for some time departing from the city.Dr, Chu will leave shortly for his home jn Vancouver; Dr.Pick will return to the United States; Dr.Stead- smith will take post graduate work in the United States and Dr.Hancock will practice in Western Canada.New appoinimenis to the med- fcal staff include Drs, RRochman, Macdonald, Reid, Cox, Saaturian and Watson.Miss lJamilton, nurse\u2019s In- structress, was honored at a tea tendered by the staff nurses on Tuesday and was the recipient of a handsome travelling bag.Miss Hamilton will leave shortly for Columbia University where she wlll pursue post-graduate work.VISITING Miss Glenna Phillips has left for Charlottetown, P.E.1.,, where she will spend the summer visiting relatives.[ro AT WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH 7 The group pictured above, students at Belmar Christian Coliege,, New Jersey, will be heard at Madison Baptist Church on Sunday morning and at Westmount Baptist Church on Sunday evening.They will also be heard at Smowdon Baptist Mission on Monday at 8 p.m.he Westniount Examiner Serving The City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis NEW BRANCH OF LIBRARY WILL BE OPERATED Announcement Made That Branch Will Open At Clandeboye Playground \u2014 Many Volumes Announcement was made yesterday that a branch of the West- mount Children\u2019s Library wlll be opencd at the Clandeboye playground.This branch will be In operation every Monday and Friday from half-past three until five o'clock.1t is anticipated that this branch will go into operation tomorrow afternoon, Miss (1.McEwan, children\u2019s !l- brarian, will be In charge and will be assisted by other members of the Westmount library staff.Volumes will include picture books, for very young children, others will be suitable for boys and girls up to the age of 16 years, The clubhouse situated on the playground will be converted into a summer office, which will be in operation during July and August, This new projoct will accommodate the children in the vicinity of the playground, who are unable to go to the main lb- rary.CASE MEMBER SAYS MRA STANDS TEST A member of the C.A.S.P.has written home to Canada saying that listening to God under a hall of bullets has been tried by men in the B.E.F.and advocates it as \u20264+&.part.of the training for every soldier.The Tories\u201d 4 PAPE, reads NEW MEDICOS as follows: \u201cWe had a great week-end and yesterday one fellow told of his first day under fire In France when he was so afraid that he forgot all about having the answer for fear.The second day of fire he listened to God and fear left him.\u201d The letter continues, \u201cYou must understand what that means, so many of us only have to face the usual problems of dally life, but think of showers of bullets! It meant a lot to me to hear that, as I! was not looking forward much to the next few months and fear started:to creep in, M.R.A.is the most important thing in the army.So many In military life say that dare-devil, reckloss type of man Is needed, hut courage in danger, self-forgetfulness and sacrifice are qualities that come from complete victory over fear.\u201d From an aireraft-carrier on the high-seas, a naval officer recently wrote home: \u201cI know of no training which can so teach a man discipline, courage, unself- fshness and initiative as learning to listen to God.\u201d \u201cA listening nation will he a strong nation.Telephone wires may be cut, wireless stations he destroyed, but no bombardment can stop messages from God coming through, if we are willing to receive them.To listen to God and obey Him Is the highest form of national service for everybody everywhere.\u201d Brigadier-General C.P.R, Winger, C.M.G., D.8.0.Listening to God Js the secret the prophets knew and the one WE MUST come to know.Getting Morally Re-Armed means getting trained and equipped for that res- ponslbility.The only difference war makes js to increane the urgency, because war ls a nation at its wits-end.\u201d Cap, Maxwell MacRae, M.C.and 2 bars.Millions are hourly tuning In to hear the news with fear and hope in their hearts.There Is available to all men the priceless privilege of contact with a source of power and information which no hombardment can destroy.God's voice can he heard by everyone everywhere, in the lone- \"lest outpost, in the din of the factory, in the civic center, shelter, home.Those who listen to that Voice find new hope, new energy, new Initiative.They are endowed with an inner strength which fs proof against uncertainty, hardship or hereavement.They have discovered the key to true co-operation.Not only are they | empowered to give their utmost {fn thelr own special task, but wherever they go they bufld up in those aroutid them the spiritual bulwarks of a nation.HARDWOOD FLOORS Supplied - Laid - Finished A.Ross Grafton & Co.4263 St.Catherine St, Westmount Free Estimates AE A de Aide Repaired - Refinished Cleaned WE.2323 PRICE: \u2014 TWO CENTS WOMEN'S RESERVE CORPS ANNOUNCES MEMBERSHIP Started outlying districts.Douglas, to train,\u201d sho sald.\u201cWe want to impress on you all tho tromond- ous inspiration and thrill we have had from the widespread rosponso to our iden, )rom the Maritime Provinces to the Pacific Const girls and women from every walk of life~\u2014rich and poor, young and old, highly oducated specialists and girls straight from high school\u2014have answered the call for God, Xing and Country! And they have felt in thelr hearts that \u2018Unity of Purpose,\u2019 which is our motto,\u201d Offers Sho sald iL was the intention of the corps to use all the various gonerous offers of help as quickly as possible, In the host possible way and without over-inpping, to co-operate with other well-known organizations; nccepting ndvice and services and generally work- Ing toward a common goal, \u2018\u201cVictory for the right\u2014ito live right- 15.\u201cWe, the Women's Voluntear Reserve Corps,\u201d she continued, \u2018are an instance of the great blessing of the sacred principles Ad cp We htave heen born, brought up and have reached the age of reason under the prolec- tion of democracy, a8 understood by citizens of the British Empire.We have the great privilege of giving, as volunteers, our Lime, our talents und any resources or special training that we have, to & cause that already hus our hearts.\u201d Colonel! Mrs, Harold Mills and Lt.Colonel Miss Sophie El- Hott, attended a meeting at Pointe Claire on Tuesday evening, where a branch has been formed by the women of Pointe Claire and Val- ols, Mrs.W.F.Wortolk, secre.tary-in-chief addressed a group of departmental store employees, who were also anxious Lo join Lhe Corps.Practice Drill practices will he held on Monday, Wednesday and Friday First afd classes will be conducted each Wednesday and home nursing Instrue- tions will be given on Fridays.All classes will he held in Queen's School, Olivier avenue, The first In the series of lectures on first ald took place last night, Dr.Fred J.Tees opened the series, Those registered for the home nursing class will meet at the home of Mra, Fred Fraser, 421 Mount Stephen avenue, tomorrow evening from eight to 10 o'clock.Registration will continue dally at the Westmount \u201cY\", 4685 Bher- hrooke street west from thres until five in the afternoon and from seven untill nine at night.Al classes may he attended hy mem- hers without any cost.There is no registration fee.of each week.Westmount Girls In Need Of Donations Westmout girls attending the Playground and summer school are urgently In need of odd lots of wool for making afghans for refugee children.Residents desiring tn make contributions are requested to bring any wool, whether new or used, to the band concert on Monday evening, where it will be collected ROTARY MEETING Members of the Westward Rotary Club wil] hold their business moeting today at the Westmount YMCA.Dr.Johnston Abraham, the president, will be in the chalr and many important matters will be discussed.« VACATIONING Mr.Peter Tremaine, editor of the Westmount Examiner is spending his vacation at Old Orchard Beach, Maine.NEARING THOUSAND MARK Applicants received From All Parts of City \u2014 Second Military Dri] Held \u2014 Registration Will Continue Daily at Westmount YMCA \u2014 First Aid Lectures The Women's Volunteer Reserve Corps, organized by the War Work Committee of the Westmount Women's nounced that its membership haus uow reached approximately 900.Applications are being received daily from all parts of thoh ccity and Tho second military drill hold in Qucon's School, Olivier avenue was attended by more than 100 members.short talks on the ldenls of the Corps was given by Miss Elizabeth Tho first in a series of \u201cWo aro meeting here tonight to discuss plans about the dif ferent courses for which wo want¥ HEIZLER CASE BEFORE.COURT ON FINDING Judge Finds Sufficent Evi dence For Prima Facile Case\u2014Second Charge Steven Hoizler, 35, à native of Mungary, was ordered to volune tary stutement when he appeared boforo Judge Marin this week, The charge was grovious assault, Helzler 18 charged with attacking Mra.Geoffrey Worms in her home at 370 Grosvenor avenue on June 16.It was alleged ho imporson= ated an officer of the Royal Canadian Mounted l\u2019olice searching for German aliens.The judge.was of the opinion that there was sufficient crown ovidenco nt the preliminary hearing to make a prima facie case.Judge Tetroau will also render judgemont today on a second charge against Heizler of impersonating an officer of the Royal Canadian Mounted Pollce.GUEST PASTOR FROM ONTARIO 10 BE HEARD Rev.D.R.Morrison of Avonmore at Calvary During July \u2014 Vacation School For the month of July the guest preacher in Calvary Chureh, Westmount, will be the Rev, Donald R.Morrison of Avonmore, Ont.The subject of tho sermon at 11 a.m.will he \u201cMaintaining Steadiness of Boul In a Day of Dramatic Changes,\u201d nnd at the evening service at 7.30 p.m, the theme will he \u201cA Fresh Call to Humility and Repentance.\u201d AL the close of the morning ser- vito the Communion of the Lord's Supper will ha observed, Tuesday, 10.30 am.to 6b pm, The Red Cross Society will meet, A Church Vacation School, under the auspices of the United Church, will he held in the Church Hull each week-day morn= ing from 9.39 to 12 o'clock for two weeks from July 3 to 17, Children of the district between the ages of 6 and 14 will attend, Pupils Present Fine Pianoforte Recital Here A Pjanoforte recital by a group of Junior, Intermediate and sen- for puplls of Doris Francis was glven recently.Pupils taking part included: Arnold McLaughlan, Virginia Price, Audrey Brown, Harbara Hodgson, Jean Preston, Francine Vanier, Joyce Holloway, Nicole Vanier, Donald MacLaugh=- lan, Betty Walklate, Lorna Cune Iitte, lols Preston, Shirley Price, Marion Henderson, Harriet Shonkwiler, Helen Kinzer, Marie Kinzer.Music by Beethoven, Schubert, Schumann, Brahms, Grieg, MacDowell, Chaminade, Grainger, was heard on the pro- gram.Club has ane ¥ i ; trie este eue sas Aa aR a \u201cRTE miss demon ième | ose Gn pir is i nid le mit dhe Er ar Ait SE a SE aE i» a È PAGE TWO The Westmount Examiner Published Every Thursday .Serving the Clty of Westmount Garden Buburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis, THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAlnut 2773% \u201cThe Examiner\u2019 alms to he an independent, clean newspaper for the homes, devoted to public service.WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1940 IMPRISONED BY TOLLS While it is perfectly true that the interest on the cost of the financial jamboree of the past three years has got to be paid and the government has to find the money somewhere to pay it, it seems regrettable that it has been found necessary to raise toll charges on many of the bridges of the Province and to levy tolls in some cases where passage has been For years public free of charge hitherto, \u2018bodies, including many local have been agitating to have tolls on the bridges of the Province abolished entirely on the argument that they cost the Province indirectly considerably more than the produced, and when news came that the Gov- \"ernment was to take over all privately-owned toll bridges it was felt that, at last, we were to be relieved of this nuisance.However, the motorists were again disappointed; from their point of view the.situation will be worse instead of better, motorists of Montreal being especially hard hit.There is now no bridge whatever connecting Montreal with the north and south shore of the St.is free of toll, while on all others except the Victoria Bridge (owned by National) and the Harbour Bridge tolls have been virtually doubled.In effect, motorists of Montreal have to pay a fine to leave the Island.These new imposts, although produce a great revenue for the Province, will adversely affect hundreds of little businesses in the north that depend on from Montreal.As far as many motorists are concerned, the government will not collect either the toll at the bridge or the taxes on money spent at the northern are going to travel less.LICENSES, TAXES, REVENUE ~The other day a local merchant doing business on a comparatively small scale like thousands of others throughout the Province, showed us a sheaf of papers he had to peruse and fill out on licenses, federal, provincial that point, organizations, run revenue they ; indeed Lawrence that the Canadian they will not summer travel resorts, They and city sales taxes, stock information, exemptions, counter orders, and so forth that had him in a maze.He was figuring he would have to hire a comparatively expensive accountant to keep him straight with the tax- coflecting authorities.He didn\u2019t mind collecting taxes that were going to help us win the war; but what he objected to was the overlapping, the regulations to be digested, the forms to be completed, the exemptions to be memorized, the ambiguity and vagueness of some of the rulings.\u2019/| have to charge another tax on tobacco and cigarettes\u2014two taxes now on a twenty package and one tax on a dime package.But | don\u2019t charge any tax on a nickle cigar, or leaf tobacco.Do | charge for a small pack of cigarettes and cigarette paper?| don\u2019t know.We charge a tax on soft drinks.But | don\u2019t know whether that applies to mineral water or alka-seltzer or bromo.|'ve got to find out.Then | have to pay license charges and taxes on profits and a tax on personal income,\u201d he wailed.ing the war, he didn\u2019t mind.He emphasized But authorities didn\u2019t get together and devise some means of imposing the taxes at their source.Collect them from the manufacturer, instead of from the retailer, he argued.In the long the various would benefit, because they are presently losing plenty from flabbergasted merchants some of whom are accumulating their tax money by dropping pennies into boxes with slits in the top\u2014when it occurs do so.The manufacturer, or jobber, with capable office staffs to do the work, would collect much more efficiently, If it was help- he wondered why the concerned governments to them to NO INCOME TAX DUPLICATION Most residents who pay taxes (and who doesn\u2019t these days?) will rejoice at the announcement from the office of the Provincial Treasurer that the Provincial Government will not, and the Montreal City Administration will not be permitted to, benefit by the pyramiding of income tax on the new rates recently announced by Ottawa.Provincial income tax will remain at fifteen per cent of the income reported as at April 30, last, while there is a good possibility that the City impost is to be abolished altogether.Residents who paid a City income tax of three dollars \" last May were suddenly confronted with the time imposts Federal Minister indeed! Our thanks to Hon.Mr.Mathewson.possibility of having to pay one of close to fifty dollars next year, with a still higher Provincial fax on top of that.The news that no advantage will be taken of the new war- announced recently by the of Finance is welcome THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1340 IMUSICAL Sharps, Flats and NATURALS FRANCES GOLTMAN July Celebrity Great people are very often eccentric and our July selection of a famous musician must be mentioned in that category since he was a droll little character of tremendous musical talent although a very peculiar man.We are speaking of Vladimir de Pachmann, world famous pianist and renowned interpreter of Cho- which virtuosity no in one hag excelled his renditions of |} the Polish tone-poet.That his ec-|N: centricities are not mythical we can vouch, for since your columnist heard him play in his last pin, Montreal recital on November third, 1924 in Windsor Hall, and with the rest of the interested audience was an amused spectator at a plano concert such as only de Pachmann could give.Sometimes artists don odd manners and do funny things just for publicity, but here was a man who had no need for such tactics because his art was so great that it was entirely unnecessary.Why did he act queerly?Why did he make hig entry on the platform as a vaudeville star would do?Why, why and why?Vladimir de Pachmann was born July 27, 1848, in Odessa, Russia, and studied at the Vienna Conservatory and also with his father, who was a professor at the Odessa University and a gplendid amateur violinist, He toured the world many times and got so much admiration through his performances of Chopin's works that he gave many all Chopin recitals, He possessed a certain delicacy of touch that onc could never forget and thus he became known as the greatest exponent of Chopin, Strangely enough his playing of other great masters was also very fine but 120 The Westmount Examiner hot tr\u2014n WAlnut 2773 4h me a LOST FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE REYS on à square ring June 20.Re- ENGLISH baby pram, good condi-| GENDRON baby carriage, brown, $7; BROWN baby pram; aquarium and ward, , CR.1861, W-9 tion, reasonable.G.Robinson, MA.| small oll stove, like new, 76c.DE.| gold fish; large doll carriage; blue \u2014 9251, 9 a.m,-5 p.m.or 2822 Beacons- 1034.C-119| flowered chiffon dress; matching SITUATIONS WANTED field, \u2019 C-132| wolf Wooden Jacket; rose tweed coat; hat, size 3- GARDENER \u2014 Undertaking general ~ shafts.Cheap.BL.4878.C-115 4; blue silk bedspread: lamp; cur- garden maintenance.Practical expe- DB FOREST CROs fact rong tains, $3.50: navy georgette dress slip, rlence,.flowers, vegotables, shrubs, jac expert guarantee.EL.6713 THREE QUARTER panel bed, oster-| $1.00.Must sell this week, leaving \u2018rock, lawns, Rellabllity service.C.» exp * ERTS Rid mattress, chesterfield, desk, Sunday.No calls after Sunday {H.Frank, 94 Dorchester li, MA.- fireplace, tabes, chalrs, iron, etc.WA.| morning please.Any reasonable offer 17840, W.4 1929 CHEVROLET roadster, 1940 11-| 6863, C-164 accepted.WA.5880.EL.1518, C-112 cense, in good running order, $40.00.| STAN'S gabardine suit, light grey.BEAUTIFUL AFTERNOON and SITUATION VACANT DH.1803, C-123| size 42, 5 ft 10.Excellent condition: evening dresses.All shades, $1.00 A FEW more ladles wanted: Must be convincing talkers to clearly explain advantages our Housohold nec- esisties known as FAMILEX PRO- {DUCTS offer to buybra, Already selling in immense quantities.Door to door canvassing necessary to show articles and take orders for same.\u2018GOOD COMMISSION, Unlimited earnings possible, Friends, neighbors, anyone will be glad to order.FOR FREE CATALOGUE AND DETAILS write: FAMILEX, 570 St.Clement, !Montreal.w-3 1 COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE BUMMBR COTTAGES on Brome Lake from $1000 to $2500 each, all furnished and equipped, modern fire places, screened In porches, electricl- \"ty.Apply to G, M, Owens, Brome |Que.w-1 | COUNTRY HOUSES TO LET KEFIELD Laurentlans, six rooms, Inicely furnished.Responsible party.Boat, pump, July 22-31, $15.HA.6425, W-1 ! SUMMER BOARD CHOISY rooms, kitchen privileges, modern conveniences, facing lake.YO.1261, evenings.W-11 BEAUTIFUL RUG, never used, bar- \u2018gain, $20; Chesterfield suite, $50.tModern bedroom, $65.Gibbard dining room.studio set, scatter mats.gate- \u2018leg, bookcase, tables.Exceptional opportunity.FI, 1950.1353 Greene, \u2018Westmount.: C-151 TEN volumes of \u201cJourneys Through Bookland, for children.Perfect con- -@ition.100 assorted children\u2019s books.lack seal jacket, size 36.Desk Jamp.Assorted cut glass.AT, 8850.C-150 BOY'S two wheel bicycle, good condition, reasonable price; also coal acket heater.Call after 6 p.m.AT, 367.C-145 FOUR TUBE radio and apparatus.Buitable for radio amatour fan.DE.psal.C-145 En Bon wi $10.00; wing chair, 6.00, Both with slip covers.DB, 151, C-143 CHESTERFIELD SET, blue flower apestry, oak carved trimming.Brand flew.Half price for quick sale, No fealers.2019 Guy Street.C-140 [GASOLINE STOVE, three burner, wo shelves, good order, $18.00, Strong wning for high window, complete rder, $3.00, Extension ladder new, Es feet, $7.50.Apply 14 Lake Breeze.t.Eustache-sur-le-Lac.C-138 GOLF CLUBS and bag.Real bargain, can bs seen after 7 p.m, 5605 Monkland.C-135 ENGLISH chesterfield; four poster BABY PRAM, maroon coor, good condition, $7.00, AT.6303, C-161 too small for owner.Will sacrifice.4096 Marcil, C-167 each; three coats, beautifully lined, navy, black, grey, blue, English tweed suit, full length, coat and skirt, $2.00 each, size 14-16-18.EL.9221.C-176 - Crossword \u2018Puzzle L HORIZONTAL 4i\u2014Unit of energy 12\u2014Portion out 1\u2014Wailk in a park 45\u2014More intelligent 13\u2014Feminine attend- 5\u2014Quarrel 46\u2014Wander idiy ant 8\u2014Period of success about .15\u2014Simple 11\u2014Combined 47\u2014Roman garments 18\u2014Astringent 18\u2014Dressmaker 60\u2014Edible seed 21\u2014Foollsh 14\u2014Meantime 61\u2014Sober 22\u2014Gruffer 16\u2014Tapestry 53-\u2014Ænliven 25\u2014Ascend 17\u2014Sunburn 55\u2014As a rule 26\u2014Gunfire 19\u2014Meet need of 67\u2014Noisy sleeper 29\u2014Erood of pheas- 30\u2014Japanese states- 88\u2014Persian king ants man 59\u2014Broad smile 31\u2014Frost 21\u2014Fades 60\u2014Foray 83\u2014Boats of Canadian 23\u2014Display voyageurs 2\u2014Lair VERTICAL 34\u2014Over-garments 25\u2014Curving in and 1\u2014Tree of California 35\u2014Coarse fabric out 2\u2014Song 36\u2014Decrerse 27\u2014Fish 8\u2014Smaller quantity 87\u2014Entortained 38\u2014Private room 4\u2014Allow 88\u2014Mollusks 30\u2014River in Germany B\u2014Offspring 39\u2014Briatle Ba\u2014College * &\u2014Kitchen utensils 41\u2014Candte 83\u2014Political faction bed, complete, $15; sun lounge, camp bed 4087 Northcliffe, Apt & C-120 {ke 84-~IWhite poplar wind 36\u2014Restaurant ate 8-Ground tendants 39\u2014Resort Spain 40\u2014Properties 10\u2014\"Traln 42\u2014Compass point T\u2014Away from the 9\u2014Legislature of 1\u2014Dappled horse 43\u2014Circling current 4S\u2014God of love 49\u2014Hindu garment B1-\u2014Chapter of Koran 82\u2014Vehicle BOY'S BICYCLE, C.C.M.frame 22-20.In perfect condition, $15.00.Joy cyclet, $8.00.DE, 5893, 4029 North- clitte.C-183 SINGER MACHINES, rented, repaired, satisfaction guaranteed, phone Hughes, DE, 6570 12-2 or after 5.C-182 ENAMEL GURNEY gas stove, side oven, also baby carriage.Bath in perfect condition.ET.8704.C-174 DOUBLE BED, iron posts, good as new, cofl spring, new mattress, or exchange single bed.EL.2192.5110 Decarie Blvd, Apt.1.C-173 LADY'S summer dresses, $1.00-50c.Latest styles, sizes 14-38, Hats, shoes, coats.DE.4967.C-166 SINGLE METAL BED, bureau with mirror, Large Brunswick gramaphone.Suitabe for country.DE, 2814, C-157 AWNING, 39\u201d wide.EL.5841.C-61 floyd's baby carrlage, blue, good condition, price $13.00, FI.6107, C-60 Well-dressed women take Slendor Tablets, $1.00.Sold and recommended by Leger's and Claremont Thar- macies; Harte's, Leduc and Macy's Drug Stores.C-33 MINMASTER, $12.00.Value $29.75, perfect condition.DE.5620.C-58 HIGH CHAIR, $4.00; kiddy-car, $2.00; baby's cot, $5.00; yellow smocked dress size 2-4, $2.00: Simmon's daybed, $15.00.EL.8427, C-49 WANTED TO PURCHASE MULBERRY coloured rug, about 9 x 12, good condition and reasonable.Reply Box 248, c-o Examiner, 291 Hampton.W-10 CABINET MAKER FURNITURE repaired, remodelled, Units and built in furniture to order.Beds cut.Furniture polished and refinished.Cane, rush and wicker renewed.We make anything of wood.Upholstering, full range unpainted turniture in stock.Furniture Specialties, 1871 St.Catherine St.W,, WI 9260, ' W-s CARTAGE AND STORAGE __ NOTRE DANE DE GRACE TRANS- FER\u2014Local and long distance movers :also storage, DE.3110.w-2 DRESSMAKING FIRST CLASS dressmaker, also furrier by expert, I'ree storage for fur, summer season.Call FI.3745, W-§ FURS your WE WILL remodel or repair fur coat Îike new at summer prices.Rowat-Cusson-Rass, Limited, 35868 51\u2014Number 56\u2014Weight of India Sherbrooke Street, DE, 2311, W- \u2018jobless men in our Contest will not be resumed until \"The Examiner's Hidden Titles Contest The following are the winners of the final Hidden Titles Contest for this season.Their passes will be received in Monday'\u2018s mail.The the many winners during the past ten months enjoyed the shows at the Westmount and will continue to patronize their local theatre, as well as continuing their patronage of the advertisers in the West- mount Examiner.Miss Evelyn Beban, 78 Selby St.; Mrs.V.S.Beck, 470 Vigtoria Ave.; Dora St.Pierre, 4652 Sherbrooke W., Apt.8; Miss P.Collins, 4867 Sherbrooke W., Apt.4; W.Beaton, 8 Burton Ave.; Miss Lily Long, 138 Selby St.September.The Editor hopes that N N does not accept responsibility for y NS \u2014 Roosevelt, Who would he be?Democratic: American fascist demagogue, whoever he may be, will have his chance.\u201d Business would not like him at all; neither would anybody else.Four more years of the New Deal is no appetizing prospect, unless we can get nothing better.But if I were a big businessman I should want to keep my alibl until I had some ideas to take its place.\u2014 Elmer Davis, Columbia commentator, in Harper's Magazine.\u2019 ar\u2014\u2014 Sixty-two percent of the population of the world can neither read nor write.325 million illiterates in India, 300 million or more in China and an additional million in other lands constitutes one of the most difficult problems in social reconstruction, ' Editor William Allen White, the \u2018\u201csage of Emporia, Kansas,\u201d said at a recent Lincoln day celebration, \u2018§§ feel that 10,000,000 land today present a problem no less menacing than was the problem of 3,- 000,000 slaves, The Constitution itself cannot survive where human rights are ignored.The slaves of 1940 are chained to public work which they must take or starve, just as the slaves of 1861 were chained to their masters.In the end we must solve it by seeing Lincoln's vision, a balance between our immortal declaration of human rights and an unshaken loyalty to our Constitution.\u201d McGill University had three professors in the House of Commons, Dr.Cyrus MacMillan, D.C.Abbott, K.C., and Brooke Claxton, K.C.MY.Abbott and Mr.Claxton shortly after their election resigned their professorships.Chicago University Is also becoming politically minded.It has contributed its share to the Washington \u201cbrain trust\u201d and has on its faculty an alderman Prof.Paul Douglas, a member of the Congress Prof.T.V.Smith and has a vice-presidential nominee, Prof.Maynard Krueger of the department of economics, who will be the running mate of Norman Thomas the presidential candidate of the Socialist party.The American Investors Union, a pon-profit membership corpor- atlon was organized recèëntly under the laws of New York.The membership, made up of prominent men in different parts of the United States, includes a number of professors of economics fn leading U.S.A.universities.The new organization will have a four- told program as follows: \u2014 1.General vigilance in the În- vestment, savings and life insurance fields: ; 2.Investigation of new security issues and savings plans: 8.Representation for security holders.4, Vigilance fn the field of legislation to protect the invest- org\u2019 interest.the public seemed to associate de Pachmann only with Chopin.We will never forget him returning to the platform to acknowledge the tumultuous applause and then giving an exhibition of a dance before playing one of Chopin's exquisite little waltz gems, During the programme he kept muttering to himself aud talking to his fingers but we can forgive all these idiosyncrasies in an artist like de Pachmann.There nèver has been, and I am sure never will be another genius of his type again.He was married twice\u2014first to Maggie Oakey in 1884, who divorced him in 1895 and then to Fernande Labori.He died January seventh, 1933.In Which Subjects of General Interest Are Discussed The opinions expressed in this Forum are - not necessarily those of this newspaper and it > 77 A Rr 7 00% them.And if the next administration\u2014no matter whose\u2014 is a failure patience with half-measures will be exhausted.If the conservatives are In power, to take the blame for that failure, they will have to face somebody in 1944 much tougher than It we are lucky, a La Follette or a La Guardia; more probably some rabble rouser, as yet unheard of.Norman Thomas, I think, has called the turn for 1944 if the four years preceding are years of failure, whether Republican or \u201cThe first result of a continuance of unemployment and poverty is likely to be a rather old-fashioned reactionary movement.that fails\u2014and it will\u2014the real ¥ When * CALVARY CHURCH | NOTES | * For the month of July the guest preacher in Calvary Church, Dorchester St.at Greene Ave.Westmount, will be the Rev.Donald R.Morrison of Avonmore, Ont.The subject of the sermon at 11 a.m.will be \u2018\u2018Maintaining Steadiness of Soul in a Day of Dramatic Changes\u201d, and at the evening service at 7.30 p.m, the theme will be \u2018A Fresh Call to Humility and Repentance\u201d.A very hearty invitation is extended to you to come and worship with the friends in Calvary, We all need to maintain \u2018'steadiness of soul\u2019 in those days of strain and stress; these services will be a source of great help and comfort.At the close of the morning the Communion of the Lord's Supper will be observed, all who love our Lord Jesus Christ are invited to partake, Tuesday, 10.30 a.m, to 5 p.m.The Red Cross Society will meet.A Church Vacation School, under the auspices of the United Church Hall each week-day morning from 9.30 to 12 o'clock for two weeks from July 3rd to 17th, Children of the district between the ages of 6 and 14 are invited.* | | * [CHRISTIAN SCIENCE] | SERVICES | * * \u201cGod\u201d {is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist throughout the world on Sunday July 7th.\\ The Golden Text is from Revelation 7:12.\u201cBlessing, and glory, and wisdom, and thanksgiving, and honour, and power, and might, be unto our God for ever and ever.Amen.\u201d Among \u2018the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: \u201cAnd he said, My presence shall go with thee, and I will give thee rest .And he said, Thou canst not see my face: for there shall no man see me, and live.\u201d (Exodus 33:14, 20).The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy: \u201cThat God is a corporeal being, nobody can truly affirm.The Bible represents Him as saying: \u201cThou canst not see Mr face; for there shall no man see Me, and live,\u201d Not\u2019 materially but spiritually we know Him as divine Mind, as Life, Truth, and Love.We shall obey and adore in proportion as we apprehend the divine nature and love Him understandingly, warring no more over the corporeality, but rejoicing in the affluence of our God.\u201d (Page 140).MONTREAL SENDS MOST PASSENGERS BY T.C.A.Montreal.\u2014 Montreal led the rest of Canada in the number of passengers making flights by the Trans Canada Air Lines in May.The total was 833, with Toronto coming a close second with 827, Ottawa wag third, with 691.Then came Vancouver, adding 647, Winnipeg contributed 359 passengers: Calgary, 337; Seattle, 318, and Edmonton.270.Montreal sent 328 passengers to Ottawa, 236 to Toronto, 139 to Moncton and 55 to Vancou- vet.Toronto sent 287 to Ottawa, 237 to Montreal.42 to Moncton and 79 to Vancouver.The city receiving the mest passengers was Toronto, with 866.Montreal got 793, Ottawa 732, and Vancouver, 645.ANDREW AND IMOGENE \u201cYou aren't very nice to me,\u201d sald Imogene thoughtfully.\u201cNice to you?Why, I spend my life trying to anticipate your wishes\u2019 assured Andrew, smiling at her.\u201cBefore dinner, I told you that every clock in this Louse was different,\u201d said Imogene.\u201c1 asked you to stop reading your paper and listen for the time on the radio, because I don\u2019t believe your watch is right either.You didn't do it.You turned on the radio and read your paper and forgot all about \u2018t!\u201d \u201cDarling, you wrong me cruelly,\u201d said Andrew.\u201cI laid down my paper as you told me.I tuned in on the best station we have.1 listened carefully while a man told me, between strains from a Hawaiian guitar, how to make my hair shine like silk and give it that golden glisten by washing it in somebody's soap that is made out of tung oil or turtle grease or something.\u2018Then the broadcast changed, with no mention of the time, and I listened to a bedtime story that would give a little child nightmares.It was all about G-men and gats, gangsters, and kidnappers, and was punctuated by the rattle of machine guns and the bang of automatics.They all got killed in the end, but they didn\u2019t say at what time.\u201cThen I heard all about the wars in China and Spain.They dropped bombs, dragged mutilated bodies of old women and little children through the streets, and assured me that all Europe and Asia would soon be doing it, but they never mentioned the time.\u2018 \u2018After that I heard a doctor tell of the evils of smoking reefers, and heard him describe the effects of the weed.He gave such a careful] description of what {t looks like growing, that every kid in town will be out tomorrow hunting it to make himself some cigarettes, but he neglected to tell the time.\u201cThen, while an announcer described the bargain sale of hats at a local department store tomor- row, a crooner crooned, his voice wavering and trembling ang slurring unt] it made me think of an automobile skidding on an icy street, but he, too, seemed unconscious of the fact that tem- pus fugits and our clocks are all wrong.\u201cI had just about decided to change the brand of cigarettes I smoke, because an announcer assured me that all the college gals and lads are smoking another brand, and of course 1 want to look like a college man and be attractive to the debutantes, but he didn\u2019t tell me the time, so I decided against the change.\u201cThen they had snatches of opera by a lady who, if I am to judge by her lung power ang quavering high notes, must be one of those former stars who has to sing on the radio because while she is singing there, no one has to look at her but the announcer, and who cares what happens to an announcer, especially one who doesn't tell the time.\u201cThen there were a couple of comedians who told jokes that almost moved me to tears because of their association.They were the same jokes I used to hear in the barber shop back home whep I was a small boy, and most ot the men who told them are dead now.The time seemed long while they were performing, but they didn\u2019t say what time it was.\u201cThen I heard a lot about the political situation in Russia, and what they were going to do in Spain for the Leftists if Mussolini didn\u2019t stop flirting with Hitler and devaluating the\u2018 kopek or something, all of which had nothing to do wiya the time of day, which nobody mentioned.\u201cI learned what to.do for a hacking cough, how to get the best value for my used car, where to go for the best golden brown fried chicken, how to trade in the old motor boat on a new one, and where to buy my Christmas presents on the dollar down and dollar a week plan, and then 1 had a bright idea!\u201d \u201cI know!\u201d said Imogene.\u201cYou remembered that the radio has a turner-offer.\u201d RAISING MEN FOR SERVICE WITH GUARDS Mobilization of the Fourth Division, Canadian Active Service Force, has seen one of the Dominion\u2019s proudest fighting units called upon to raise a.battalion for overseas service His Majesty's Canadian Grenadier Guards.Steeped in the traditions and customs generally associated with Household Troops, the Montreal unit is now calling for recruits of a high standard to bring the battalion up to war strength.Within the next week or so, various towns throughout the Province of Quebec will be visited by a travelling recruiting unit representing the Guards, which is to take up a position in the main part of the towns visited and offer information concerning the Regiment, army pay and allowances and send recruits to Montreal to be medically examined.This method of out-of-town recruiting was inaugurated by the old 87th Battalion, Canadian Grenadier Guards, during the last war and, judging from results obtained in the rural areas, the present battalion will experience little trouble in recruiting one company or more through this medium.Men joining the Guards from these towns are to be kept together during their elementary training and, if there are sufficient numbers, it is intended to form platoons from the various towns.In this way, recruits will be kept with their friends and soldier with their associates of civilian life, Many young men of «excellent calibre residing in these areas are anxious to serve their country in some capacity but are not in a position to travel to the citics to enlist.Under the arrangements to be made by the Guards, it will be possible for them to make all necessary enquiries before enlisting.Pending is the probability that men enlisting will be brought to Montreal via regimental vehicle, In conformity with the stern prerequisites for recruits joining the British Grenadiers, the Canadian unit is setting a high standard for aspiring soldiers with height standard set at 5'8\" in stocking feet and the necessity of a sound physique and intelligence.While these measures mean that the task of raising a battalion will be a more difficult one, the result wil] be a crack fighting unit crediting the Province of Quebec, HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.Barrister and Solicitor Telephone HA.9238 The presence of a detachment from the Canadian Grenadier Guards in the rural areas of Quebec will recall memories to thousands of inhabitants of the last war when the Guards sent out the same type of travelling units.Out of these towns came some of Canada's best fighting men and these districts can point with pride that they, as much as anyone, were responsible for the admirable war record acquired by the Guards.A TASMANIAN SCOUT HEADQUARTERS A central headquarters for Scouting in Tasmania has been opened in Hobart.On the ground floor are offices, a Scout shop, store rooms, restaurant and kitchen, lounge and library.The upper floor consists of troop rooms.A large neon Scout badge sign identifies the headquarters at night.ALL TO AMERICA The Philippines are now shipping practically all their sugar to the United States, Government is now rigld in Manchuria.Calvary Church Dorchester St., at Greene Ave, Westmount.Minister: Rev.T.W.Jones, interim Pastor: Rev.A.F.Pollock, B.D.Guest Preacher for the month of July, Rev.Donald R.Morrison, Avonmore, Ontario Maintaining Steadiness nf in a Day of Dramatic Changes.12.00 noon, Communion of the Lord's : Supper.7.30 p.m.A Fresh Call to Humility and Repentance, Tuesday, 10.30 a.m.to 5 p.m.Rel Cross Society.Each week-day July 3rd to 17th, 9.3 to 12 o'clock.Church Vacation School for children 6 to 14 years of age.11.00.a.m.Soul Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.& Roslyn Ave.J.Alexander Johnston, B.A., Minister.Mr.Shirley MeKyes, Choir Leader Mrs.F.J.Hodgson, Organist 11 AM.\u201cSLEEPER AWAKE! CALL UPON HY GOD!\" The impending attack on the Bastion of Britain Every Christian should say \u201cEverything Depends on Me and | Depend on God.\" Communion 7.30 P.M.VISIT OF THE KING'S MESSENGERS (Six Young Men from King\u2019s College, Belmar, N.J.; Solos\u2014Quartettes & Addresses\u2014Duets Share in the Inspiration Everyone Welcome General Invitation for Intercessory Prayer Each Wednesday\u2014Eight O'Clock 57 St.James St.West the nig cut als cac The sir Ro; sin} hac Do! Ho, the Job tu séa ver the fac dut Sw wit \u201831 for nes san wo Vike ing wi Wh Lez Cli: the goe tak ore tha few tm her hy\u2019 eqn ma wit spe tow Dal We say dif are arc the wa we gal the the ou try the [dye ot} qu nig ù | Pr Er Ce 1940 voice and think On an ed un- t tem.Are al} ed to pttes ! er as- ollege B an- want and tantes, me, so nge.es of am to and st be who be- there, ut the wha: espe- I the ble of fhat al- ecause ?were ar in whep st of pare d long 8, but it wast the a, and do in ssolini Hitler k or ad none of ned.for a t the where brown in the e, and hs pre- hand then 1 \u201cYou 0 has thment madier bas of les to sf the s sent vellinz ; came ghting 1 point uch as or the quired been round shop, a kit- The troop Scout head- ship- gar to rid tf July, ess nf amatic Lord's amility 1.Rel h, 8.30 Schoul ge.Ave.A.Leader ist JPON astion y and 1 ollege, -Duets Ssory lock I THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1940 \u2014 THE SPORTSCASTER The Royals lost their initial game of the season to tha Swans Ly the score of 11-7.The Swans, a much improved team than at the beginning of the season, were too strong for their rivals in Jast night's tilt.Geo.Hanson pitched his team to the win \u2018and was also cutstanding at bat obtaining 4 of his team\u2019s hits.Ken Strachan was also the leader at bat with 4 hits.John Eaves sel Owen Clarson tach received 2 hits while the others went to Coleman, N.Harris and Thornber.Hanson received excelleat support from his team with Ken £:rachan playing exceptionally well at second.Bert Dalzell led the Royal's batting securing 3 hits, s:ngle, while Bill Whillock also nad two hits.Ossie Dalzell and Lion Maher got the remaining Hoyal hits.In the other game the Grads beat the Granites 4-3.Johan to victory, his second win of the season, Dots and Dashes: Things are very qulet around the Park when there are no bal games In fact too quiet.Herb Priestman, s,nce retiring from his umpiring duties, has lined up with the swan nine.Should help them with his power at the bat.+3moky\u201d Halpern is still looking for a job.Could any big busi- ress man in Westmount get him same.He doesn\u2019t like hard work though.Something soft like sharpening pencils or clean- {ng brass on the door or anything where he can sit down all day.What ball player in the Municipal League is in the fish business?.Cliff Maher is quite the Romeo these days.When his Juliet goes on her summer vacation, he takes over glsewhere.And orchids to you my dear Howard .1t was learned the other day that Ed McCrory has to bring a few handkerchiefs with him each time he attends a show where the hero or heroine is killed.Sib- by's theme songs these days is \u201cI've got my eyes on you\u201d.Desse Browne is quite the lady's man now.Never lets one go by without giving her the glad eye .His good one.Bert Dalzell spent his holiday week-end out of town.Have a good time Bert?.Gee you're getting fat, Norma .Rollie Loftus still keeping the Dall diamonds in tip top shape .Do you want to see where the Westmount Boys, or we should say the Westmount Grads of the different high schools in the city, are working.Take a stroll around the city.You will see them.Don Maher's girl friend was down from Cobourg on the week-end.They took in the games at the Stadium.Joyce, the youngest of the family, was there too.John Mahaffy was out on the courts the other night trying to take a few pounds off Norma, by making her run around the court after balls.Big crowd at St.Henry night the other night.Who stole John Fox's car?.That is the big question around the park these nights.We nearly dropped down and died last night.Bill Cameron actually ran after a ball .Ditto \u201cSmoky\u201d.Who was it we saw a week ago with housewife's knees.Could it have been Harry Walton.No doubt, no doubt.When Royals play there are sure to be arguments .Arguments js not the word.Fred Turner still at Hampstead and Is really looking well.Why isn\u2019t Bobby Law in the Swan's lineup?As good a catcher as there is in the league.The new manager, Herb Priestman, we Just received the news, should see about this.The league standing is as follows: Royals 6-1, Swans 3-3, Grads 2-4, Granites 1-4.TWO YEARS IN A CAST, STILL SMILING The Jack Cromwell Scout decoration given for exceptional courage during illness, and continued progress in Scout work, was awarded to Scout James Hall, 16, of the 4th Hartleypools Scout Group, England.Although on his back in a plaster cast for two years, Scout Hall is still described by attendants as \u2018\u2018the most cheerful patient fn the hospital.\u201d .Northern Ireland has started a new war on bootleggers.Croinn pitched the Grads: Des Browne hit a bome run and a » Britain Is Told Food Stocks Are At Highest Peak Some of Britain's most vital food stocks \u2018are greater than they have been at any time in the history of our country, the British Food Minister, Lord Frederick James Woolton, sald recently.Lord Woolton sajd the public need not fear about supplies \u2018\u2018until I impose fresh restrictions.\u201d The Health Ministry ordered the removal of 9,000 school children from Southampton, Gos- port and Portsmouth, on the southern coast, to other and safer areas.Authoritative British sources predicted that a \u201cfundamentally weak\u2019 Germany would begin to break up next winter.\u201cThere will be famine in Europe and a desperate Germany with Italy in tow will be spending her dwindling strength on holding down and holding together a transient empire which will have begun to go to pieces\u201d these sources said.Britain, on the contrary, was pictured as a \u201cfundamentally strong\u201d Nation able to draw on the Empire, the Americas, and the United States industrial plants capable of turning out planes and guns \u201cin astronomical numbers.\u201d CO-0PERATING T0 HELP SALE OF VAR STANPS Montreal firms to the number of 934 are now cooperating with the Provincial War Savings Committee at 808 Aldred Building in making available to their employees the purchase of War Savings Stamps and Certificates through regular deductions from salaries and wages.In announcing these latest figures, recently, Napoléon Char- rest Provincial Chairman, said that in one of the companies the employees were investing almost eight per cent of their total earnings to help the country.\u201cI have letters from a considerable number of firms,\u201d said Mr.Charest, \u201cwhich state that 100 per cent of their employees are enrolled under the wage reduction plan.\u201d Mr.Charest read a letter from the Secretary of the Montreal Board of Trade, which said in part: \u201cMr.S.Wienert, a large importer, has ordered and pald for a War Savings Certificate for each of his employees, for the purpose as he advised his staff.of inspiring in all a conscions- ness of our duty towards the war effort.Try to promote this spirit among your friends and prevail upon each individual who can possibly spare any savings to invest in War Certificates or stamps and thus help our Government to secure for us and our children the liberties which we now so happily enjoy.\u201d RP A highly successful Saturday used - clothing collection was made by the Boy Scouts of Aurora, Ont.under the spon- gorship of the Board of Trade.LEGION OF FRONTIERSMEN Eastern Canada Command B 11 Westmount Squadron All men over 35 desiring to enlist in the above unit, please write giving full name, address and home phone number, age, military or police service, two copies of character or discharge references to ; OFFICER COMMANDING 5217 Sherbrooke West, Apt.44 GRENADIERS T0! RECRUIT MEN OF A-1 CALIBRE Active recruiting for the ranks | dier Guards, C.A.S.F., recently mobilized with the Fourth Division, is now under way at Montreal, with many vacancies still open for young men of excellent calibre and physique who wish to serve their country with the armed forces.The senjor volup- teer militia regiment of the whole i British Empire, the Guards, are.calling for men of 18 to 45 yelrs.feet and in perfect health.While these demands seem unnecessarily strict, they are in observance with the rigid prerequisites set by Guard regiments.all over the world.No matter what army, no matter what country.Guards have always been admired and envied as the acme of military perfection.In the British Army, the 1st Regiment of the Grenadier Guards is the senior of all foot and line regiments, Allied with this famous unit ara the Canadian Grenadier Glards, who enjoy the same precedence in this country.Gone are their proud ecarlet jackets and bearskins, Bone their impressive ceremonial parades, at least for the duration of hostilities.Now they are in the drab khaki of battle-dress, complete with modern equipment so necessary to the modern infantry battalion.As was the custom of the old §7th Battalion, Canadian Grenadier Guards, during the last war, the present regiment are sending & travelling recruiting unit to the various towns and districts outside of Montreal to encourage young men to join the army and serve their country.The results obtained bythe 87th, both in number and quality of recruits, have prompted Lieut.Col, M.F.Peiler, E.D., Lieut.Colonel Commanding, to adopt the same policy.While the schedule has not been announced as yet, it is expected that the unit will be on the road sometime around the end of this week, visiting towns in Eastern Townships.Persons interested in joining the Guards will fihd information as to army | pay and allowances obtainable at ithe recruiting truck.Following 1enlistment, all recruits will be sent to Montreal, where they will appear before a medical board.A bird sanctuary around Christopher Lake in Saskatchewan was started this spring by the Boy Scouts of the district.They made and placed numerous bird of His Majesty's Canadian Greua- | ; at least 5'8\" of height in stocking | Ÿ\\ houses, THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER À CHILD EVACUEES SHOW SPIRIT a Le tr PA AR » Li ca AR I re Mr ore HORS-DO Hollywood, July 3-\u2014\u2014George Raft's widely-publicized KUVRE wooing of Montreal's Norma Shearer has hit a snag\u2014in case you're interested.PAGE THREE Liberty Bell To Ring Again The historic Liberty Bell, at Philadelphia, was rung again yesterday.It emitted 13 thuds under tha rubber mallet of young Maragretia Duane, a great-grea- great - great granddaughter \u2018of Benjamin Franklin.The ceremony, an official part of the Republican National Convention, was planned to remind delegates fiom the 48 States, as- PGA ANA AU Smiling London schoolboys gave the Tommy's fgmous \u2018\u2019thumbs up\u201d when they were recently evacuated from Britain's bomb-threat- ened capital for second \u2018Le since war's start.American aid was recently- pledge in caring for children, if plans go through to ship thousands of British youngsters to safety of Western Hemisphere.South Americans Stirred Byltaly\u2019s Role In Paris Fall Popular feeling against Germany and Italy has increadbd somewhat since the fall or Paris the cultural Mecca of all Latin Americans, No single incident of the European war has affected southern citizens so much.Pro- French demonstrations were reported from many parts and there were renewed protests against the totalitarian allies, Five thousand Columbian students marched through streets of Bogota, the Capital city, singing the \u201cMarseillaise.\u201d Voices were raised loud against European dictators and showers of brick descended on German and Italian offices and stores.An emergency police service®was organized to cope with the demonstration, and later guards werc accorded the threatened business quarters.A group of politicians, bankers, and traders drew up a declaration of protest against the German invasion, while the newspaper El Tiempo \u2018called for \u2018a new crusade to reconquer Paris for humanity, on the style of the old crusades Lo rescue Jerusalem.\u201d Many young Colom- Che SNAPSHOT GUILD SHOOTING REAL ACTION slower shutter speed can be used if HERE's a tremendous thrill in taking pictures of genuine fast action\u2014racing automobiles, motorcycles, speedboats, horses, athletic events and sports.Indeed, many enthusiastic amateurs find that this ls the most zestful aspect of thelr camera hobby.To picture real action, you need a camera with a speedy shutter, and a correspondingly fast lens.With modern high speed films, the This Summer Send Your boy will have the time of explore! 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All Camp of trained Y.M.C.A.Season of 9 Weeks $85.50 159 fast lens is not as necessary as it used to be\u2014but a fast shutter, with speeds of 1/300, 1/400, or 1/500 second, will always be a necessity if you specialize in this type of picture taking.On the other hand, if you just take action shots now and then, and don\u2019t have a camera with an extremely high-speed shutter, there \u2018are certain tricks you can use.and these will often help you get sharp action pictures, even though you are handicapped by a slow shutter.For example, look at the picture 1bove.The action is almost \u201cbroadside\u201d to the camera, or at & right angle to it.Naturally, from this From this angle, motion is rapid and shutter speed must be high\u2014but a angle, the motion is greatest, and a you shoot from a greater distance with the subject moving almost directly toward you.shutter speed of at least 1/600 second is needed.But if you stood quite near the track, farther up, so that the horse was coming almost directly toward you, the motion would appear less rapid.From that angle, a shutter speed of 1/200 would yleld a reasonably sharp picture, if you caught the horse at the peak of the jump.Remember that rule: when the action is coming toward you, motion is less, and a slower shutter will serve.By proper choice of post tion, therefore, you can overcome your handicap in many cases, and improve your percentage of successful pictures.Here is another hint.In many games and sports, there are momentary pauses.A player will halt to turn\u2014yet still retain a good action pose for a split second.In these | pauses, If you're alert, you can capture many a fine action shot.So even if you have a slow camera, don't be discouraged.A model with fast shutter is best, but that will come fn time .and meanwhile, if you're alert and seize your opportunities, you can garner plenty of worth-while action pictures.283 John van Guilder blans have registered at the French Legation as military volunteers.Stores Daubed With Paint In Guayaquil, Ecuador, German and Itallan stores were smeared overnight with blotches of crimson paint.The Italian Consulate was similarly treated.Ladders were used so that the signs should be high and durable.The authorities intervened to prevent an anti-totalitarinn meeting, .The demonstrations were even more serious in La Paz, Bolivia, where early morning groups surrounded the German and It- allan legations, which were stoned.Windows werre broken and considerable damage inflicted before the arrival of strong police guards.Italian grocers, butchers {in Santlago and Valparaiso, Chile, reported a boycott movement against them.One grocery store in Los Leones, a Santiago suburb, lost 60 customers the day after Premier Mussolini\u2019s war declaration.Chileans as well as foreigners are participating in the boycott.Italian Opinion Divided bakers, and Argentine authorities, espe- clally those of Buenos \u2018Alres, where there is a large Itallan population, took security precautions immediately on war declaration, No information so far hag been disclosed as to the measures adopled.The first case of sabotage attributed to local Fascists was that of bombs exploded on the British steamer Gascony.In Montevideo, across the Plate River, damage to a British railway station was believed to have been caused hy similar elements.Not all local Ttalians agree with Rome policy, A manifesto issued by the Comite Ttalia Libre, representative of large sections of Italan residents in Bna- | nos Alres, recalled the \u2018\u2019atabhed in the back\u201d phrase of President Roosevelt, Tt declared: \u201cOur souls are torn by the infamy with which the author of these crimes\u2014the murder of Matteott! and the war on France and England\u2014staing the fair name of Ttaly.We trust thean words will bring light to those of our unfortunate brothers who are being forced to go to war.\u2018Soldiers of Italy: Our country's enemy is not in Paris, nor in London.The only, the real enemy of Italy Is in Rome.\u201d Italv\u2019s Seizure Of Madici Villa Ends Historic Era Ttaly's seizure of the histories Raft is currently in New York, back Fllin critics for Berlin's Staats-Zoit brothers\u2014named Cohen! .Forty-e'ght hours out of Lisbon, Alexander Korda reached town this weok and annouticed plans for fall filming of a celluloid biography of Hernando Cortex, Merle Oberon will star.Battle scenes have been deleted from most bewsreels currently showing.Since the collapse of¥ France, newshawks abroad have | been able to get little of interest except official handouts of tho Fascist propaganda departments .+.Canada\u2019s All-American actor, Raymond Massey, signed with Warner Brothers Monday to play John Brown in \u2018Santa Fe Trail.\u201d Ho will report for work ns soon as \u201cAbe Lincoln in Illinois\" closes on the road .* sour Philanthropic Highlight of the Week:\u2014When a panhnnd- ler touched Alfred Vanderbilt for a nickel for a cup of coffeo Monday night, Vanderbilt hand- od the fellow a dollar with the following admonition: *Go get yourself a percolator and stop bothering people!\" Funny?I don't think so, cither.* ENTRER Press Préviews this weok brought forth two happy items, both well-tallored to current demand.20th Century executives smiled | brightly Saturday night aus reporters paid homage to \u2018\u2018Maryland.\u201d the first presentable picture to emerge from Darryl Zunuck\u2019s plant in reveral weeks.Beautifully photographed in Technicolor, this film reminds one of its predecessor, \u201cKentucky.\u201d It {s the tale of an old-line southern family, to whom the foaling of a colt and the birth of a child are of equal importance, John Payne turns in a sterling performance as the lad who rides hia family's colors to victory in the Hunt Club Chase; and Brendan Marshall, Hattie McDaniel and Charlie Ruggles all add to the picture's success.Garnished with horses and hounds, racing and romance, color and comedy, \u201cMaryland\u201d is a tasty cinematic dish.In \u201cAndy Hardy Meots Debutante,\u201d Mickey \u2018 Rooney \u2018continues to mug his way to fame.After bragging of his romance with a glamop gal whom ho has never mot, Andy finds it necessary to be photographed with the damsel or face exposure in his school magazine.Necdless to say, he surmounts all obstacles and cmerges triumphant, Diana Lewls\u2014Willlam Powell's 22-year-old wife\u2014plays the debutante; and a four-year-old rlo, Clyde Willson, almost steals the show.Toronto's Ann Rutherford looks pretty; Fort Willlam's Ce- cilla Parker looks prettier \u2014 and Judy Garland outshines them The window of an midtown dell- sembled just outside Independ- ance Hall, that their activities fn this year 1940 bear a definite relation ta the principles enunciated hore by the Founding Fathers more than a century and & half ago.\u201cAlas, how the world today Is being robbed of the truth taught by the men who cronted our Re- bublie, lamented John Hamilton, Chairman of the Republican National Committen.\u201cAre we also, hore in the land of democracy's birth, failing to uphold the principles that for a century and a halt enlightened the world and ing nags at tho eastern tracks.ung and Romo's 11 Progresso ave husband, John Farrow, both currently in Montreal, may make a Canadian picture to ald the Allied cause , , .Funk and Wag- nall's will include Oomph\" in their new dictionary .\u201cInformation, Please\u201d will be open for new sponsorship Nove heartened mankind?\" he ln ember 15, Asklug price for the 9UITed, program Is 88,500 n week .ro aus epates and alter Dear Durbin was graduated |V8tes 2,000 strong, from every canta rn Ww R sectlon of tho Nation, meet to from high school this week, \u2018but nary a word about it hit the film pages, Deanna is now a full-fledged ingenue, and may no longer be considered a child wonder , .Departure of make {reo choice of a lender whom they intend to elevate to the Presidency by the free votes of American citizens,\u201d he added.\u201cIt lu à privilege remaining to fow peoples today.The action of Grace Fields from London mi » camo as a shock to the British ll be ure the us promised, troop.Steaugely, almost co K plane which holds that \u2018he serves his party best who serves the country best.\" Formor Scuator George Wharton Pepper of Pennsylvania recalled the sage advice of Dr.Franklin to a woman who step- hod up to him out of an anxious crowd on the steps of Independence Hull tp ask, \u201cWhat have we.Incident with her salling for Canada, à tender named after hor was bombed while remove ing troops from Dunkirk , .\u201cThe March of Time\" will pro- duco two feature-length films this yenr\u2014n novel experiment in the realm of photographed news , * got\u2014n republic or a monarchy?\u201d Franklin replied to her, \u201cA re- DEMI-TASSE public, if yon can keep it so.\u201d \u201cWithin the last seven yeara, wo have come to realize More clearly than ever,\u201d declared Mr.Papper, \u201cwhy wiso old Dr.Franklin issued the nolemn warning implied in his big \u2018it\u2019.Heo doscribed the Ropublican Party as alone able to abolish cluss hatreds and to accomplish adequate preparedness, holding that \u201cthe failure of the Democratic Administration in time of pence 18 n poor passport to public contidence in time of peril,\u201d Fifi D'Orsay, the excitable Ht- tle French Canadian diseuse who was to have flown to Europe to entertuin the troops, has post- ponod her trip to star in a local stage production .And bosides, it's much safer in Amorliea! , , .vatesson Is crowded with appetizing dishes.Above tho tasty oxhi- bit hangs this slgn:\u2014\"\u201cAll This and Herring, Too \u2014 45 conts\"! George Kaufman and Moss Hart start work soon on tho umn will contain happy hints sereen version of \u201cThe Man for fortune hunters , , , Who Came to Dinner.\u201d It Talking of figures, Fred Allen should bo the smash hit of will gol $100,000 for his work in early 1041 , , |, Claudette Colbert, who made $300,000 in 1088, ocarned $426,000 for 1039, according (o figures Just released, TI have a dato with Claudette nt.Paramount this afternoon, and next week's col- the forthcoming film with Jack Benny, Allen lives two blocks from this office in a two-room apartment.He has no car, no servants, and his wife does all tho cooking .And that's the Ho)- lywood monu for today.Adios.Excels In Quality DALADA both with a stunning smile and two swingahle ditties.Needless to say, however, top honors go to Master Rooney, and that great American thespian keeps things moving awifily, \u201cAndy Hardy Meets Debutante\u2019 is fine screen fare.It will help you forget the headlinesq for 90 minutes.* DESSERT Several film producers are attempting tn promote a glant sweepstakes with all proceeds to the Red Cross, If the venture re.celves government approval, ft should mean more than $10,000,- 000 for the leglon of mercy .Inside Information is that Maureen O'Sullivan and her producer- TEA FREE ©: TUMBLER With each purchase of 50c or over (Except Cigarettes and Fountain Sales) EVERY DAY CUT RATE PRICES This Week's Extra Specials! ?5c Listerine 89c Hind's Honey and Tooth Paste 3 for 49c|Almond Cream 49c 8c Woodbury's Coleo Soap 4 for 24c (Soap 10 for 28c KANES £: DRUG STORE 4779 SHERBROOKE WEST AT GROSVENOR Ws Deliver drugs, prescriptions, newspapers, magazines, clgarettes, = Ice cream, lce cold drinks, etc, Villa Medici in Rome, disclosed | hy reliable sources hers recently, brings to a close French ten-! ancy of the picturesque building | and gardens which hegan when.Napoleon acquired the property for the French Art Academy in 1803.| The villa, which 1s decorated with ancient rellefs, Including some from the Ara Pacis, wus erected ahout the middle of the sixteenth century hy Annihale | Lippt for Cardinal Rice! da Mont- | epulciano, Tt came into the pos-i {session in 1605 of Cardinal Ales- ;sandro de\u2019 Mediel who for a few.months was Pope Len XI, and! | subsequently belonged to thal Grand Dukes of Tuscany, | The French Academy, which: was founded in 1665 by Colhert under Louls XIV.was originally located in the Palazzo Caprianica della Valle, later being moved tn; the Palazzo Salviati in the Corso.| then known as the Nevers Palace, PACKARD TOWN & COUNTRY MOTORS 372 VI EL.1105-6 Due to Concessions On Cars In Our Present Stock, We are able to deliver Most Packard Models at a Small Increase O Several years to come and Only Applies On MODELS IN OUR PRESENT STOCK.We would suggest you act IMMEDIATELY as the NUMBER OF CARS AVAILABLE AT THESE PRICES IS LIMITED To One Only In Some Modèls.DON'T DELAY, TOWN AND COUNTRY MOTORS PACKARD PACKARD CTORIA AVE., WESTMOUNT ver Old Prices.This Opportunity May Be The Last for WESTMOUNT cin mw AB are me PR LER RE CLR ue ty EESTI RULES Cr IE Large 30 oz.Bottle DE I Rd Ee ld LL 22y » DRY GINGER ALE 15- gd BE el, PAGE FOUR SERRES Social and Personals | Mr.and Mrs, Norman Brady ppent Dominjon week-end in the Laurentians.Mrs.A.Morris and Mrs.M.B.Monahan apent Dominion day at #The Pines\u2019, Lake Guindon.Mr.and Mrs S, D.Crowley have left for Halifax, where they will spend several weeks.,Mr.Hart Savage and Mr.Tony Ford spent the holiday week-end at Rawdon, Que.Miss B.Hollingworth and Miss Porothy McBurnie spent the holl- fay week-end at Selby Lake Inn.' Mr.J.week-end pam, Que.Reynolds spent the at Selby Lake, Dun- « Mr, and Mrs.H.R.Mount ypent the holliday week-end 1n Rochester, N.Y.} Mrs.J.T.Downs and her two faughters have left for Cape Mligabeih, Maine where they will «end several weeks, Mr.Kenneth BE.Chisholm spent the holiday week-end in New York.t Mr, and Mrs.Colin Grant and Mr.and Mrs.G BH, Pakenham pent the holliday week-end at ighgate Springs.Miss Irene MacAllister js spending the summer at Lachute.Mr.and Mrs.H.C.Russell and their small daughter\u2019 Betty have returned home from an extended trip to the Western provinces.Mr, and Mrs.W.M.Jones returned recently from New York and Old Orchard Beach, Mr.and Mrs, C.Groome and their family were the week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.À W.Myers, at their summer cottage at Sand Bay, Shawville, Que, Mrs.B.Chaloner has ratirned from Boston, Mass.where she gpent the holiday week-end, Mrs, A.E.Watts occupted her cottage at Lake Echo over the holiday week-end.Mrs.G.F.Green spent the hoi- iday week-end at her summer residence at Lake Echo.Mrs.Alexander, Buchanan has opened her summer home at Murray Bay., Mrs, À.S.Whitney is occupying her summer residence at Murray Bay.Mrs.Hasel Warnecke and Miss Wilma Warnecke spent Dominion Day at Knowlton, Que.Mr and Mrs.Guy Hunter and their family have left for lamil- ton, Oat, Mr.and Mrs, Kenneth Denman spent the holiday week-end in Ottawa.Captain Webber and his daughter, Miss Webher have left for Gaspe, where they will spend the summer season.Miss Dorothy Gormley and Miss Marjorie Seawright spent the holiday week-end at Rawdon, Que.Miss Margaret Crook spent Dominion week-end in Ste.Agathe visiting her -parents.+ Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Stranger spent the hollday week-end at Lake Placid, Miss Babs Pattison has left for Jasper Park, where she will spend the summer.Dr.and Mrs.A.J.Marlin are leaving today for Tadoussac, where they will spend a month, Mr.and Mrs, D, J.Munn and Mr.Wilfred Munn have taken up residence ut Beaconsfield for the summer, Miss Mary Munn and Miss Effie Mann, have left for the Pacitic Coast and will spend the summer in Vancouver and Victoria.Mrs.Ivan Tyler has returned home from New Rochelle, where she was the guest of Mrs.Brennan for several lays.Mrs.J.F.Âcer and her family have left to spend some time at Trenton.Mr.and Mrs.Brain Devlin were the recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.A.C.Bethune, in Ottawa.Mr.and Mrs.F.C.Stocking were the week-end guests of Mrs.G.H.Townsend at Lake Manitou.Mr.and Mrs.J.M, Forbes have opened the!r cabin at the Sei- niory Club for the summer.Mrs.R.BD.Haldenby and fam- {ly are occupying their summer residence at Knowlton, Qua.The Misses Gertrude and Mary Sheridan spen the holiday weekend in Cornwall, Miss Mary Sheridan and her Neu Ses 3 \u2014 @ COTTONS @ LINENS @ SHEERS ~ Specially Priced SHERBROOKE W.¢¢ x At Prud'homme Be Smart! Keep Cool In | Smart New York ' DRESSES | $750 - S10 | We Do Printing Of All Kinds Phone WAIlnut 2773% THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY More often than not, eye makeup artistically applied\u2014makes a real and advantageous contribution to a woman's appearance.A touch of fiuscara on tips of lashes, a faint shadow of color on the lids, 2 bit of oll on lids and brows-\u2014all of these, like noil lacquer and lipstick, can add real glamor to the finished result of careful grooming.You haven't had fun with cosmetics until you have experimented with various eyeshadow and mascara colors, Or, If your brows and lashes are quite colorless, you haven't learned how satisfying it is to make the most of yourself untii you have learned to tint them skillfully, YOU'LL; FIND IT WORTHWHILE Before you decide definitely that application of eye make-up takes too much time and is too much trouble, use it every single day for two weeks, Perhaps it isn't as difficult to use as you think.Even if it is, perhaps the number of compliments you get during the two weeks will convince you that overcoming the difficulty is well worthwhile.For daytime, adply mascara lightly, Jet it dry, then whisk off the excess with the mascara brush which was rinsed immediately after using.Even for evening the object is to tint\u2014not bead\u2014the lashes.If your eyelids have a great deal of natural coloring, cover them with a thin film of oil or cream and forget about eye- shadow, KEEP EYEBROWS NICELY ARCHED Eye makeup or no, you'll want to include in your makeup drawer workmanlike tweezers for removing straggling hairs between and below the natural arch of the brows.And probably a rubber- edged curler to make lashos sweep upward charmingly.Furthermore, you'll use an eye lotion when your eyes are very tired\u2014afid always after n long drive or any other activity in dust-laden air.THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER Oh, Glamour ~~ What Big Eyes You Have! % » » * * * MAKEUP.IS PROBABLY SEC] RET OF ORBS YOU ADMIRE oN 1 i I | + A lovely, fresh face, a new pompadour coiffure, an exotic, hooded hostess gown and curled-up eyelashes spell Spring (Glamor with a capital S and a capital G.niece, Miss Sheelagh McNamara are leaving this week-end for Brompton Lake, where they will spend the summer, Mrs.Frank Tarter left last week-end for the Laurontiuns, whore she will spend six weeks, Mr.and Mrs.A.S.Buckle and their family .are spending the summer at Ste.Adele, Mr.and Mrs Geocge H, Smith, and their small dangater, Marjorie, have returned home from a motor trip to Gaspe.° Mr.George Bones is expected home this week-end frum Ottawa, where he has been spending the past two weeks.The Misses Evelyn McKinnon, Grace Hurst and Ruth Ross spent the holiday week-end at Selby Lake Inn, Dunham, Que.Mr.and Mrs.George Biley and their small son, have left for Calumet Beach, where they will spend two weeks, Mr.and Mrs.J.L.Rappel and their family, have left for St.Eustache sur le Lac, where they will occupy their cottage for the summer, Miss Una Phillips js expected home this week-end from Ottawa, where she has beon the guest nf Mrs.Joan Donrelly for he past week.Mts.W.Blair, president of the Mary Thomson Stuart Auxiliary, Lodge 98, Order of Scottish Clans, has returned home from Cleveland, Ohio, where she went to attend the annua! Convention of the Order of Scottish Clans.Mr.and Mrs.L.D.Macbean who spent the holiday week-end in Quebec City, have left for Bellevue, Que.where they wlil spend several days.Mr.and Mrs.C.R.Grant accompanied by Miss Phyllis Amory and Mr.John Grant, spent the holiday week-end in Quebec City.Mrs.R.McS.Millar has taked a cottage at Lake Echo for the summer season.Mr.H.McGuire is leaving shortly for Eganville, Ont.where he will spend three weeks.Mr.and Mrs.E.B.Forrest, Miss i Beryl Henderson and Mr, Harold E.Forrest spent the holiday week-end at Gould, Que.Mrs.M.B.Monahan and her son Monty, left on Tuesday for be the guests of Mrs, A.Jackson, to the Lake of Two Mountains, for several days.Mrs.M.Brennan, Mrs.W.Brunett and Mrs, M.MacLennan, have returned home from Cleveland, where they, attended the annual convention of the Order of Scottish Clans.Mrs, Bertram E.Randall who recently returned from New York, accompanied by her sister, Mrs, Frank A.Corso, of Jersey City, have left for New Brunswick to spend the summer with their parents, Mr.and Mrs.Joseph E.Trevots at their summer home in Douglasfield on the Miramichi, Nurses, of the Homoeopathic hospital entertained at a tea on Tuesday afternoon in honor of Miss Hamilton, nursing instruct- ress, who is leaving to take a post graduate course at Columbia University.Miss Hamilton was presented with a leather travelling bag.Mrs.Fred Marshatt ontertain- ed at a trousseau tea on Thursday in honor of her daughter, | Miss Fern Marshall, whose marriage to Mr.George Earl Max-! well, of Windsor, Ont, is taking place on Saturday afternoon at\u2019 half-past three o'clock, at Wesley United Church, Others who have entertained for Miss Marshall are Miss Alice Bogle, who gave a pyrex shower, Miss Marion Wheeler, who gave a supper party and tea cup and stocking shower.Miss Eleanor Teel entertained at an evening party when Miss Marshall was presented wth a Susie Cooper breakfast set.The bride-elect was also presented with a crystal console set by the teachers of Alexander Sthool, who gave a tea in her honor.Mrs.Cyril D.Carnell, sister of the bride, will entertain at her tomorrow evenin~ at a dinner for the bridal party.Miss Norma Robinson, Miss and Mr.\u2018 Graham Henley accompanied Mr.Robinson on his yacht to Oka for the holiday week-end.Mr.and Mrs.David Amory and Mr.and, Mrs.A.Roy Dewar spent the Rawdon, Que.Mrs.A.Roy Dewar entertained at the tea hour on Tuesday honor of the conveners and their committees of the Ladies Maries Amory, Mr.Frank Forbes holiday week-end at in\u2019 were in charge of the Ladies\u2019 program of the recent Lions Club District Convention.Among those present were Mrs.W.R.Bullock, Mrs.H.C, Holland, Mrs.Chas.¥.Shearer, Miss Muriel Dennis, Mrs.J.S.McFar- lane, Mrs.David A.Amory, Mrs.W, J.Collins, Mrs.W.D.Elmslie, Mrs.C.J.Driscoll, Mrs.Hector Mrs.P.French.Among those who spent the holiday week-end at Ross's Point, Lake St.Frances were, Dan Hodges, Miss Erma Anglin, Mr.Brnis Mundey, Miss Jean Stod- dard, Mr.and Mrs.J.R.Johnson and their daughter, June, Mr.and Mrs.J, E.Hamilton, Mr.Glenn Stoddard, Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Turner and their daughter Beverley, Mr.and Mrs.Percy Amey and their son, Mr.and Mrs.Eddie English, Mr, and Mrs.Fred McCarthy and their daughters Joan and Phyllis, Mr.and Mrs.Tom Maltby and their son Tom, Mr.W.Hall, Miss Julia English and Mrs, G.Walker and her daugher, Doreen, Picnic Planned C.N.R.and C.P.R.Pensioners\u2019 Club, Old Orchard avenue, will hold a picnic shortly at the summer home of Mr.Johnny Sullivan, ; Chateauguay.Committee in | charge of arrangements includes (Charlie Purcell, Dan Gannon, i Jimmy Madigan, John Hagen and Nat Goldman, Refreshments will be served by Mrs.Sullivan, ENGAGEMENTS McCoy-Walsh Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Walsh an- |nounce the engagement of tho'r youngest daughter, Gladys Gwen- {dolyn, to Dr.R.Hall McCoy, son of Mr.and Mrs.Lyle McCoy, of Montreal West.The marriage s to take place the latter part of July.Derrick-Field Mr.and Mrs.A.W.Field, of Wästmount, announce the engagement of their only daughter, Mary Kathleen, to Mr.Joseph Shield EE SUITINGS WEAR WELL\u2014AND KEEP ITS SHAPE Ask Your Taslor ROBINTEX The tonic effect in wearing these Suitings creates a feeling of confidence.® GUARANTEED GRITISH MANUFACTURE Auxillary \u2018dt the Lions Club, who, # \u2018In The Women's Realm I.O.D.E.Luncheon The Earl of Bessborough Chapter 1.0.D.E,, will hold & chicken luncheon on Wednesday, July 10, at 1.15 p.m., at the home of Mrs.C.D.Pilley, 4470 St.Catherine Street West.Mrs.K.WwW.Warden, Mrs, R.W.Merri- weather and Mrs.Pilley will be in charge of E&rrangements.Bridge will be played following the luncheon, with Mrs.A.C.Dunn acting as convener.An Invitation is extended to all interested ladies, + % Closed For Summer * The Ladies Auxiliary of the United Commercial Travellers has suspended meetings for the summer months.Activities will be resumed early in September, Derrick, of East Malartic, Que., second son of Mr.Andrew Derrick, of Carillon, Que.Durocher-Wyatt Mr.and Mrs.Thomas M.Wyatt, of Notre Dame de Grace, announce the engagement of their youngest daughter, Emma Chrys- tine, to Mr.Joseph Horace Durocher.of Montreal, late Arthur Durocher and of Mrs.Durocher, of Varennes, Que.The marriage will take place quietly the latter part of July.' fairly long, son of the! A EEE RE PE Retail Branch: 4841 Sherbrooke W.(at Victoria) \u2018DE, 9898 Greenhouses: 2175 Belgrave Ave.EL, 9595 THURSDAY, JULY 4 1940 Young Girl Needs Coiffure That Is Simple, Flattering So there's rebellion In the house and daughter is threatening all kinds of things unless you release her from pigtail childhood?She should have the right kind*of hair-style; and the Hollywood expert who gu:ded Deanna Durbin and others through their difficult years tells how, through Hildegarde Fillmore, jin McCall's for July: \u201cIf your daughter is in the \u2018transition stage, help her find a nw hair-do that is simple, flattering and natural.This problem of sliding out of pigtails is one that comes up often in Hollywood with child movie players.It has been solved many times by Emily Moore, the hair stylist who has handled the \u2018difficult\u2019 years of Deanna Durbin, Gloria Jean, and Helen Parrish, \u201cMiss Moore says, \u2018The secret is to match the changing contours i of your daughter's face.\u2019 \u201cIf she has a square chin, like Helen Parrish's, the suggestion is made \u2018hat she wear her hair with a pompadour over the forehead.Helen Parrish | does, not look well with bangs or short hair because of her strong jaw.\u201cPerhaps ~our daughter has a round face and pointed chin, as Deanna Durbin had when rhe played in \u2018Three Smart Girls.\u2019 For that period, Miss Moore dressed Deanna\u2019s short hair with a centre part, bringing it back smooth and straight from the \u2018ides and forehead with a ribhon, and letting it fall back in a frame of curls.This mass of curls balanced the chin prominence.As her face rounded out, Deanna\u2019s hair was allowed to grow longer.She had it parted on the side, with the halr raised in a deep wave from the side and finished in a bunch of curls on top.Now, in her last picture, \u2018It's a Date,\u201d Deanna\u2019s face has lengthened t an oval.She no longer needs the balancing height over forehead, so her hair is set in loose waves and softly curled ends.\u201cHair that is straight and sleek may be trained so that the ends roll under or up; and the top, if it's swept up, will offset round face contours.Many girls with plain features and straight hair do not need a permanent wave for curliness\u2014but they do need it to give the hair body, to make it easier to dress.\u201cWith small features, avold an over-long coiffure, Strive for a soft simple frame of curls at the neckline.A prominent nose is balanced iy a soft fringe or puf! of bangs on the forehead.Strong, heavy features on a young girl require a natural-looking coiffure with the softening effect cf wide waves.\u2018Girls love hair gadgets, and Miss Moore believes \u2018hat barettes and combs can be skilfully placed to fill an awkward spot or break a harsh hairline.Youngsters nowadays wear many bows\u2014little bows and big bows, bows with streamers, bows of \u2018ace.A small bunch of fresh flowers, worn in the hair is always enchanting with party dresses.\u2018Of course, the hair care of young Hollywood players is a ser ious matter, and !t should be jus\u2018 as serious for every other younr ster.Miss Moore herself is fuss about shampoos, and an advoca! of brushing.The hair of the sta: lets Is brushed dry before setting The next step is to dampen it then set the wave with large pi: curls.After these are dry, brus! again, and then brush the curl: into place.She uses a comb.only for smooth parts of the hair and arranging short curls.The brush technique is what preserves the \u2018soft look\u2019 of the transition hair- dress.\u201d KITCHENETTE TIP Bananas should not be put in the refrigerator unless they are ripe, for they ripen only at room temperature.DISCOUN Be glad you waited Sparkling fashions today .save dollars! {Opposite Westmount Theatre) 20% to 50% T till now to buy your Summer clothes! 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A Courteous Collector will of same.wall An coup for I Maisi two docto Th Daw! make che ( in hi jung: day Thea He signs cour: triba extra pativ oy on \u20ac his « We signs and were self Fi s and 1 sleek e ends top, it round with it hair ave for d it to ake it old an for a at the se is Tr puff Strong, 1g girl coil fect cf 8, and arettes placed break 8 NOW- \u2014little 3 with .smal} orn in anting re of a ser be jus\u2018 younr 3 fuss Ivoca! e sta: ettinr en jt rge pi: ; brus! e curls b.only ir and brush 28 the à hair- put in ey are Ll room \\ve.THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1940 \u2014 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER sr HOLLYWOOD GOSSIPS s NEWS OF THE THEATRE WORLD 4 PAGE FIVE THEATRICAL ATTRACTIONS * It Took Three Hours to | Make Up Witch Doctor Ann Sothern's make-up was completed in less than an hour tor ger starring role in \u201cCongo Maisie,\u201d but extras were allotted two hours, and an African witch doctor got three.That was the schedule of Jack Dawn, Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer make-up expert, who undertook cne of the hardest make-up tasks in his twenty-year career for the jungle drama which opens Sunday at the Monkland United Theatre.He reproduced the voodoo signs.good luck charms, marks of courage, lines of sorrow and the tribal insignia on the eighty-odd extras who appear as the excited patives.\u201cWhile we do our embroidery on cloth, the African does his on his own flesh,\u201d explained Dawn.\u201cWe had to reproduce these designs through the art of make-up and make them look as if they were part of the actual flesh jt- self.\u2019 ! lef.| Dawn and his assistants paint- ; ed a white stripe, which seemed | to be ingrained into the flesh, on | the arms of a native woman.\u201cShe, is a widow,\u201d he explained, \u201cand | must wear her badge of sorrow on her arm.\u201d Another six-foot-four extra had | intricate design of circles, | stripes and triangles moulded on | his back.This was done in layers with pastic cosmetics, which! bring the designs out in bold re-! an \u201cThese welts of \u2018cicatrization\u2019 represent not only adornment, but courage,\u201d Dawn sald.\u201cAnd well they might, It is difficult to imagine the pain the natives undergo while deep cuts are made in the flesh.It must also be remembered that the still more painful process of retarding the healing of the wound, so as to obtain highly raised scars, must also be endured.\u201d Fine Cast For Excellent Show A rurse that persisted through the ages and a love that could not be defeatel by misfortune and disaster are outstanding dramatje features of Universal's \u201cThe House of the Seven Gables,\u201d now heading the bill at the York United Theatre.The picture is a screen dramatization of Nathaniel Hawthorne's famous novel of th» same name, one of the great \u2018classics of American literature.in the featured roles are Margaret Lindsay as Hepzibah Pynch- eon; Vincent Price as Clifford Pyncheon, her distart cousin; Ceorge Sanders as his brother, cruel and grasping Jaffrey Pynch- eon; Nan Grey as Phoebe Pynch- Now until Sunday Incl, THE PEACHES AERIAL REVUE Coming Monday THE FLYING BEHEES Ace Flying Act ithe structure could be authenti- For Prompt Delivery of \u201c SOL\u2019S EL.6566 \u2014 EL.8930 5307 Sherbrooke West Dellveries from 8 a.m.to 11 p.m eon, and Dick Foran as Matthew Maule.Theatregoers will find few changes in the screen version of the unforgettable tale of Salem, Mass., and these cnly for the sake of greater dramatic interest and screen-story-telling.Authentic Reproduction The producers have faithfully duplicated the historic House of the Seven Gables, still standing on the Turner stree*, in Salem, where it has been si~ce 1668.At the present time it is serving as a museum in which many relics of the Hawthorne family are displayed.Hundreds of authentic pieces of early American and Colonial furniture, kitchen and tableware were obtained to dress the settings of the interior of the famous House of the Seven Gables, locale of most of the action.Old plans and drawings and recent photographs of the house were studied in order that details of cally reproduced.BREAKS ILEG, WALKS William Boyd, star of the Paramount Herry Sherman pre- duction, \u201cThree Men \u2018From Texas,\u201d one of- the \u2018\u2019Hopalong Cassidy\u201d\u2019 series, broke hig right ankle in two places, but was put in a cast which allows him to stand on the injured foot.His physicians forbid him to work before the cameras for two months, however, IN FILMS 20 YEARS Richard Dix, who stars In Paramount's \u2018\u2018Cherokee Strip,\u201d based on the early Oklahoma story made famous by Edna Ferber's \u201cCimarron,\u201d started in Hollywood productions in June, 1920.RUSSIAN THEATRES Russia claims to now have \u201cVIRGINIA CITY\u201d ES YON 2 o Miriam Hopkins and Errol Flynn are co-starred for the first time in \"Virginia City,\u201d which is now playing at the Monkland United Theatre until Saturday night.\u201cTIL WE MEET AGAIN\u201d Pat O'Brien, Merle Oberon and George Brent in a scene from the film \u201cTill We Meet Again,\u2018 which opens at the Westmount United Theatre Sunday playing until Tuesday.ES A WIFE\u201d AS \u201cTHE DOCTOR TAK 0 al Loretta Young and Ray Milland are co-starred in \u201cThe Doctor Takes A Wife,\u201d which opens at the York United Theatre starting Saturday playing until Tuesday.PROTRACTED HERO William Boyd today began his sixth year as star of Paramount's Hopalong Cassidy series, produced by Harry Sherman, when the actor stepped into his hero Louis King, director of Paramount's \u201cTyphoon,\u201d starring Dorothy Lamour and Robert Preston, is a brother of Director Henry King, who did 20th Cen- tury-Fox\u2019 \u201cStanley and Living- Ray Milland and Lovely Ellen breaking comedy attraction \u2018\u2019French NCH WITHOUT TEARS\u201d » OR REE \u201c.; ; it's fourth and final week at the Snowdon United Theatre, N >, ee CH CG Ag Ang, YU SN Drew in a scene from the record- Without Tears,\u2019 which is now in Park starting Monday.AT BELMONT PARK NEXT WEEK \u2018\u2019The Flying Behees\u201d\u201d in sensational trapexe stunts at Belmont Jean Arthur Is Kissed Plenty It\u2019s nice work, and Fred Mac- Murray had it.Lavishing close to 100 kisses a \u2018day for more than a week upon the lps of lovely Jean Arthur properly does not come under the heading of \u201cwork.\u201d \u2019 But Columbia paid for the occu- latory endeavor, which figures prominently in \u201cToo Many Husbands,\u201d sprightly new romantic comedy now playing at the West- mount United Theatre, with Miss Arthur, MacMurray and Melvyn Douglas.Wesley Ruggles directed 30,000 motion picture theatres.stone.\u201d role in \u201cThree Men From Texas.\u201d Beer is my compare wuh beer?Im temperate For thirst.For health.For enjoyment.For moderation.« « «+ what other drink can QUEBEC MODERATION LFACUR the film, from Claude Binyon\u2019s - arimk À we TX à > 7%) A VR RNS Arig tag Gras 0 4 \u201d 4 28 \u2019 Zi FLYING BEHEES TO BE FEATURED THE BELMONT PARK Representing a younger generation in the daredevil world, The Flying Behees, sensational tra- pezo artists, will he the free outdoor attraction at Belmont Park starting Monday afternoon.The Flying Behees, two men and a girl, occupy a foremost position among aerlalists.Formerly featured with the Ringling Bros.- Barnum & Bailey circus fur a number of years, they will present at Belmont Park a fast-mov- ing routine of manoeuvres on a flying trapeze ., ., thrilling stunts accomplished with the polse and assurance of master-aerialists.The Thrift Stop and Shop Kiddies\u2019 Days, which have heen taking place these past few days, will definitely terminate on Saturday.Children wishing to visit the Park are requested to secure their guest tickets from their nearesl Thrift Stop and Shop store.Tomorrow, Friday, the staff and officials of Henry Birks and Son and members of the Southwestern Y.M.C.A.with friends will hold their picnic at Belmont Park.The Peaches Sky Revue, which has heen thrilling patrons of the Park for the past two weeks will terminate its engagement on Sunday evening.This 18 undoubtedly the most elaborate aerial act ever seen locally.For perfect relaxation from the cares, trials, and tribulations of a troubled world,\u2019 a visit to Belmont Park is the ideal tonic where fun and hilarity reign supreme.And a night, dance to the entrancing strains nt Stan Wood's augmented or-! chestra in (be beautiful dance pavilion, | screen version of the W.Somer-, set Maugham play.| Stanley Dunn, property man | assigned to the picture, estimated that MacMurray planted nore than 700 solid kisses on Miss Arthur's lips in the first eight days of timing.Douglas, who co-stars with Miss i Arthur and MacMurray, ran the Jatter a poor second in the Kiss ing department, according to Dupn.Douglas had k'ased Jean nearly 100 times ih eight days.Dunn claimed \u201cToo Many Husbands\u201d the \u2018\u2018kissingest picture\u2019 he ever worked on.He likes it.So did MacMurray and Douglas Miss Arthur refused to be quoted.Even so, Dunn estimates\u2019 * Famous Stage Play Comes To The Snowdon Theatre George M.Cohan's stage success, \"So This 1s London,\u201d is brought to the screen with Robertson Hare, Alfred Drayton, and George Sanders in the starring roles.The picture, as 20th Century-Fox release, Is coming to the Snowdon United Theatre this Sunday.The flavor and pungency of the famous Cohan play is said to Le rotained in its entirety, but the scope of tho play is broadened, Both sides of the Atlantic Ocean are used as background for the hilarious comedy farce, and the characters are equally at home on the docks of the Queen Mary.Boasting a strong supporting cast, the merry film ia a serlos of laugh provoking incidonts\u2014n blonde somnambulist who climbs out of hotel windows \u2014 and an English Lord and an American tycoon who try to out-doublocross each other, And to top it off there 4 BUYS MOUNTAIN VIEW Director James Hogan Is so enthusiastic about Arizona's Supgr- stition Mountain country as background for his new Paramount \u201cTexna Rangers Ride Again\u201d that ho has bought n ranch In the locality where the mountain is framod in his front window, fe; RH (St.Catherine at Guy St.) TODAY-FRIDAY: EDDIE CANTOR in \u201840 Little Mothers.\u201d \u201cTHE HQUSE OF THE SEVEN GABLES\u201d with Margaret Lind.any, QGoorge Sanders, Vincent Price & Nan Grey.Starts Saturday HE-WAS A DOCTOR WITHOUT PRACTICE picture SPECI qu Fan RAY YOUNG =MILLAND Fhe Doctor wi Reginald Gardiner +» Gail Patrick Screen play by George Seaton and Ken En fund eee, by Alexander Hall A A 9% veste PICTURE, Sst iit 2nd Attraction \u201cFREE, BLONDE AND.21\" with Lynn Bari, Mary Beth Hughes, Joan Davis, Alan Baxter G Henry Wilcoxon, PERE is a crooked Inventor who tries to doublecross them both.end when the discovery of a new vitamin unites the heads of two great companies in an attempt te buy the exclusive rights to the tormula, The Englishman won't tolerate Americans, and the American detests Englishmen.Blonde Carla Lehmann and handsome Stewart Granger provide an interestingly different romance, Carla is the American daughter while Stewart ls the British Pceer's son, and they have enough trouble in understanding each other without tho animosity their parents hold for each other, Featurod in the supporting cast are: Berton Churchill, Fay Compton, Lily Cahill, Mavis Clair, Ethel Revnall, and Gracie West.Thoruton Freeland directed the tilm from a scroen play by William Conselman which was basod on Goorge M.Cohan's play \u2018So This 1s London,\u201d by Arthur Goodrich, nUY LOCOMOTIVES Brazil vecoytly purchased 14 Amortonn stonm railway loco motivos, \u2014 MONNLAND \u2014 (Monkland Ave, at Glrbuard) Today until Saturday Excitement! \u2018Adventure! and Romance! ils BR FLUID A TTL CERIN MIRIAM | Callie Daring, dancing darhing\u2019 MADE ANDOLPH SCOTT.HUMPHREY BOGART CUVE o ALAN BALE « DINK \u2018Dig Boy\" WILLIAMS 2nd Feature \u201cNEWS 1S MADE AT NIGHT\u201d with Preston Foster & Lynn Bari.Cartoon.Friday Night After 11 Revival of A.J.Cronin\u2019e \"THE CITADEL\" with Robert Donat and Rosalind Russell, Sunday to Tuesday +\u201c ANN SOTHERN with Rita Johnson and Johr Carroll In \u201cCongo Maisie.\u201d % STAN LAUREL J OLIVER HARDY in \u201cThe Flying Deuces\u201d The Bscond Faature on this Program wlll be announced inter.x Ray Milland Added, Jane Withers in \u2018\u2019High \u2014\"FRENCH Without TEARS\" \u2014 The Smash Comedy Hit with - * Ellen Drew 3 DAYS Show Nightly Starts at 9 p.m.School\u201d Efovoon\u2014 (Decarie & Snowdon Junction) v2 Weary Owesmwaun (Sherbrooke at Grey Avenue) REAR I A A LT 11 RZ Husband) ed 0 BY Rend LL - MuMURRAY- DOUGLAS ~\u2014\u2014 Friday Night Revival showing after 11 of ERROL FLYNN in \u201cThe Dawn Patrol\u201d with David Niven & Basil Rathbone.Sunday until Tuesday \u2018TIL WE MEET AGAIN\" with Merle Oberon, Pat O\u2019Brien and George Brent The Second Feature on this Program will be announced later.The uproarlous story of a young wife, with one husband In the house, and another returned from the grave .« - 2nd Feature \u2014 \u2018THE LONE WOLF STRIKES\u201d A thrilling mystery with Warren W llam & Josn Perry.There's fun from beginning to, J! PE ES 1 « RB PAGE SIX mn | TRY THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1940 \u2014 team Tuesday night Snowdon the top It was Phil Breen\u2019s three hit pitching that accounted for the margin of difference between the two clubs, while Eastwards were garnering eight hits off Tuckwood.Breen dnd Francoeur rapped out homers.It was the fifth consecutive loss for Nats despite the fact in thelr last tilt by Em!l Heckman, former shortstop wore bolstered of Snowdon Stars.Tonight, Westmount will meet ¥ Adanacs.The score: Eastwards Fleming .C.Tannahlll .J.Tannahill , Atchison .+.Shields .Francoeur «.« + Brocklehurst .Gew « 4 6 5 ¢ Breen + \u2026.Nats Heckman + uw, + » Donn .+ sem eo 0 oo Daniels +.\u2026 +0.James « ¢ « +» « + je « Ashley .¢ .\u2026.Noseworthy + ç; + w + Hutchison « + + « « Bennett's.+ + + + 6m Schratz .« « + os os om Tuckwogd « + «oo om Eastwards: 010 010 021\u20145 000 000 000\u20140 Longue Standing The league standing is as follows: se 8 eo oe eo 0 We SO a BO CE SY 07 bHOHHSOS So NHONOHHOoN .o © RS A 29 A A C0 CO seocooesosce SONOoC#H0O5S60 © co Les Nats .WL PC G.B.L Westm\"t 4 1 800 Eastwards 3 1 750 % Adanacs 1 3 250 2% Nats 1 5 166 3% Snowdon Juniors Notre Dame de Grace lost two games in as many days On the week-end; one to Commerce 14-9 and the second to Stars 12-9.In the game against Stars, the latter scored eight runs in the firt Inning and then protvasded to they coast to victory, picking up three more runs in the third and another In the eighth.At no time wore they threatened.Resting on this lead, Rennle and Mill- ward shared the hurling dutles.Star of the game however was Rassenti with N.D.G.who despite the fact his club lost collected two homers.The approaching game in this junior Snowdon league are as follows: Premiers vs.N.D.G.at N.D.G.Park Friday; N.D.G.vs.Stars Saturday; Commerce vs.Stars Saturday and Premiers vs.Commerce, Wednesday.All these games will be played at Macdonald Park.The score: N.D.G.Gray .\u2026.56 2 1 Kavanagh .5 208 Alberts .+ « « + vo « 5 0 2 Walsh .5 2 2 Rassenti .56 2 2 Fulum .5 01 M.Lewis.4 0 1 Laley .« +.4 0 0 Bertrant .\u2014 .+ +, 2 1 2 Milliner .200 Stars Kidd .¢ 60 so oa 2 2 1 Shrier .+ + + + + 4 1 0 Pollock .+ eu 6 1 2 Doherty + « .\u2026.§ 0 0 M.Mason .nu.,.5 1 3 TOPP .+ +0 +++ + 5 2 1 Grant .«+ + ue +.2 8 1 Clarke .2 70 0 Rennie .» «+ «vv oo 65 2 3 Millward .6 1 1 HOLDS LEAD IN SNOWDON SOFTBALL LEAGUE: EASTWARDS MOVE UP CLOSER: While Westmount still retains the lead In the senior Softball league, Eastwards moved within half a game of through their victory against Nats 5-0.Request Made To Accommodate The British Federation of University Women have communicated with the Canadian Federation of University Women asking that the members take refugee children Into their homes.A sim'lar request has also been sent to the Australian Federation, The refugees would he children of the British members.These children would be brought out under the government scheme.Montreal Graduates willing to lake one of these children into their homes are requested to contact Miss Thelma Mitchell, 5368 Monkland avenue, vice-president of the McGili Alumnae Society, who will send their names to Senator Carrine Wilson, chairman of the Refugee Committee, and to the Federation of University Women, BALL LEAGUE SCHEDULES ARE REVISED The City Senior Amateur Baseball League as well as the intermediate league have revised their baseball schedules which have just been issued anew by the heads of their respective loops.The senior league had to revamp its schedule on account of the decision of the Dopolavoro team to discontinue operation after Italy entered the war, In Its game with Columbus last Friday night, Verdun lost 3-0 despite the fact that Lefty Viau gave up but a single hit.The Irish nine scored its three runs in the sixth inning on errors.Lorne Shepart wus the winning hurler and the only batter to pry a hit off Viau.Score by innings: N.D.G, 010 031 400\u2014 9 14 7 Stars 803 000 01x\u201412 11 2 BEER 2209 ST.CATHERINE W.Delivered Ice Cold Rapid Service Till 11 p.m.FI.Busy, Dial FORUM GROCERY sus crocs | If First Line Signals 4/44 |WE.1616 NEAREST SN LL GENTLEMAN OF THE EARLY NINETEENTH CENTURY WORE! So \u2018 S GREAT-GRANDFATHER Refugee Kiddies The tranquility of the beautiful resorts in the Laurentians is vividly illustrated in the above scene.- Vacationists will find many such ideal spots to enjoy the delights of the famous mountain area.The new schedules are as follows: July 5\u2014Columbus vs.N.D.G.July 8\u2014Verdun vs.St.Ann\u2019s.July 10\u2014St.Ann\u2019s vs.Columbus.July 12\u2014Verdun vs.St.Ann's.July 15\u2014St, Ann\u2019s vs.N.D.G.July 17\u2014Verdun vs, Columbus.July 19\u2014St.Ann\u2019s vs, Verdun.July 22\u2014N.D.G, vs.Columbus.24\u2014N.D.G.vs.Verdun.26\u2014Columbus vs.July July Ann's.July July Aug.Aug.St.29\u2014Columbus vs.Verdun.31\u2014Verdun vs.St.Ann's, 2\u2014N.D.G.vs, Columbus, 5\u2014N.D.G.vs.St.Ann°\u2019s.Aug.7\u2014St.Ann\u2019s vs, Columbus.Aug.9\u2014Verdun vs.N.D.G.Intermediate League In the intermediate league the redrafted schedule i8 as follows: July 6\u2014St.Dominic's vs, Columbus.July 9\u2014Columbus vs.Verdun.July 11\u2014St.Ann\u2019s vs.Verdun.July 13\u2014Verdun vs.St.Dominic\u2019s.July Ann's.July 18\u2014St.Dominic's vs.Columbus.July 20\u2014St.Dominic's vs.Ann's, \" July 23\u2014St.Ann's vs.Verdun.July 25\u2014St.Dominic's vs.Verdun.July 27\u2014St.Ann\u2019s vs.Columbus.16\u2014Columbus vs.St.St.Aug.1\u2014St.Ann\u2019s vs.St.Dominic's.Aug.3\u2014Verdun vs.Columbus.Aug.6\u2014Columbus vs, St.Dominic\u2019s.Aug.8\u2014Verdun vs.St.Ann°s, Aug.10\u2014St.Dominic's vs.Verdun.Aug.13\u2014St.Ann\u2019s vs.Columbus.Aug.15\u2014Columbus Dominic's.* Aug.17\u2014Verdun vs.St.Ann's.Aug.20\u2014St.Dominic's vs.St.Ann's, Aug.bus.vs.St.22\u2014Verdun vs.Colum- SPECTAL POLICE One man in every 60 in England \\and Wales is a special policeman.CROSSWORD SOLUTION DRANK July 30\u2014Columbus vs.Verdun.[À Dotted with pretty towns and \\ villages, with silver streams and golden highways winding through the gently undulating hills and green valleys, the Eastern Townships region is one of the beauty Spots of North America, and one of the most popular vacation- Hands.Every attraction designed :to catch the fancy of the holidaymaker is provided, and the many fine hotels and boarding houses (have earned a wide reputation for hospitality and homelike atmosphere.Only a few hours\u2019 drive from Montreal, the various towns of this district may be likened to the hubs of wheels with roads going off like spokes in every direction, beckoning the motorist and hiker and promising excitement and adventure.The many streams provide hours of entertainment for the angler, and every form of recreation may be en- Joyed to the utmost, from golf and tennis to dancing and boating.: Regarding tennis, there is ample \u2018accommodation for enjoying this healthful and entertaining sport at practically every hotel and boarding house in the territory.Golf courses abound and the green fees are extremely reasonable.Lake Memphremagog, one of the show-places, is 30 miles long and from one to four miles wide.Its western shore, bold and moun- fainous, is in striking contrast to the cultivated slopes of the eastern shore.- To the north, Mt, Orford stands out like a sentinel over the lake.To the south Owl's Head rising from the very water's edge looks down upon Its surface studded with a score of islands of various sizes.+ The Steamer Anthemis stopping it Knowlton\u2019s Landing twice daily, gives an opportunity for delightful sails on Lake Mem- phremagog.The trip to Newport Eastern Townships Have Every Facility To Enjoy .There are frequent moonlight excursions, The steamer accommodates motor cars as well as passengers.House Group Favors 15,000 Naval Planes After hearing testimony that 10,- 000 planes would not be adequate for a proposed two-ocean fleet, the House Naval Committee recommended today a Navy Air Force of 15,000 planes.The testimony was given by Rear Admiral John H.Towers, Chief of the Naval Air Corps, who recalled that a lately enacted law put a 10-000 plane ceiling on the Navy.But that, he reminded the committee, was before a new $4,000,000,000 expansion of the fleet, designed to give it the size of a two-ocean Navy, was projected.EASTERN TOWNSHIPS SELBY LAKE INN A.E.Selby .A, J.Shepard DUNHAM, QUE.One of \u201cThe Townships\u201d Finer Resorts.Modern conveniences Boating.Bathing, Fishing, Tennis New Dance Pavilion.Rates: $15.single; $12.50 two occupying one room, weekly.Write for booklet.55 miles from Montreal.Provincial bus to Inn twice daily.Telephone Monitor Travel Bureau.WA.2773 - LAKE HOUSE HOTEL NORTH HATLEY, QUE.The Only Hotel Situated Directly On The Water Front.A modernly equipped Thostelry especially planned and erected to cater to discriminating summer vacationists.Spacious sun deck.Dive and swim in clean water.Meals expertly prepared.Comfortable beds equipped with spring- filled mattresses.Golf, tennis, canoeing, free boats, archery, etc.Write Direct or Monitor Travel Bureau WA.2773 ds well worth while.;Brome Lake .69 \"Foster .67 Granby .\u2026.\u2026 50 \u2018Knowlton .72 Knowlton Landing 86 | MILEAGE FROM MONTREAL Lennoxville .102 Magog .83 North Hatley .90 Sherbrooke .99 The Laurentian country, one of the most beautiful and unspoiled holiday fields in the North American continent, lies at the back door of Montreal.But a few short hours\u2019 drive takes one to the heart of this land of green, rolling hills, pleasant valleys, winding rivers and tree fringed lakes, where the soft breezes are heavy with odours of balsam and spruce and pine, aad where the cool, dark forests and rippling streams abound with game and fish.According to geologists the mysterious fascination of great age hangs over these mountains, but mighty ice caps have harrowed their sides, humbled the pride of their peaks, and have polished a chronicle of themselves on the scattered rocks which abound in this great region.The camps of the Indians, wise with centuries of nature lore in their blood, were scattered throughout the million acres of this natural park which stretches for a thousand miles north to Hudson's Bay.The highest point of the range is Mount Tremblant, rising 3,400 feet above the sea, known to the Laurention Country One Of The Most Beautiful Indians as \u2018Manitou Evwitchi Saga.\u201d Many of the Indian camps haw now been replaced by modern hg tels, where excellent bathing dancing, bridge, golf, tennis, ri ding and motoring may be ther oughly enjoyed.Others have been taken over t, provide complete facilities fo those who prefer to spend thei vacations hunting, and fishing § some of the 35,000 lakes, and vir gin forests, of the Laurentians, For the angler, trout and bas are abundant.The glistening den izens of mountain streams pro vide plenty of thrills, and a goo catch almost any day of the sea son can be depended upon, PEAT DEMAND Increasing coal prices haw caused a big demand for peat i Eire.AN OGUNQUIT START Playing in stock with a sum mer theatre company at Ogun quit, Me.gave Leila Ernst, youn; Paramount player, her start fi films.LAURENTIANS LAURENTIANS Plan to Spend Your Vacation At \u201cPINE CROFT\u201d LAKE CONNOLLY IDEAL SUMMER RESORT Featuring ~\u2014 Tasty.Well-Cooked Meals \u2014 \u2014 Tennis, Boating, Swimming, Dancing \u2014 \u2014 Modern Conveniences \u2014 \u2014 Congenial Company \u2014 \u2014 A Christian Clientele \u2014 For Folder, 'Phone WAInut 3473, or write A.» Barraclough, New Glasgow, Que.THE Shadynook Inn LAC MERCIER, QUE.Comfortable rooms with hot and | cold water, rooms with private: bath; also private cottages with bath, meals in hotel.Golf - Tennis - Bathing - Regattas | Sandy Beach - Dancing Every Evening - Orchestra.Near Mt.Tremblant By rail, C.P.R, Lac Mercier Station, Que.; by road, Route 11.Phone 59 R.2 1 BLAGRAVE INN Lac Ouareau St.Donat, Que.Ideal Location, Safe Sandy Beach Tennis \u2014 Boating \u2014 Fishing Private Log Bungalows on Lake Front Write for Descriptive Folder or Phone St.Donat 21 v » .where all the delights ! of good golf, swimming, riding, canoeing, fishing, | flying, mingle with the unsurpassed sunshine and cool | breezes of the Mc, Tremblant section of Canada\u2019s Laurentians .Restricted clientele.Write for folders.?, Hi WHEELER, Me Directe * GRAY ROCKS INN $1.Jovite, 2.Q.Tol.St.Jevite 17 KERR'S FARM LAKEFIELD, QUE.A mountain playground, ideal for your vacation.13 miles from La- chute on Route 30.Free boats, safe, sandy beach, diving raft on beautiful Lake Hughes.Tennis, fishing, hiking.Rates $10.and $12.weekly.- Write for descriptive folder or Phone Lachute 935 R 3-2 or Monitor Tourist Bureau, WA.2773 Waterloo .>, 62 | Read The Summer Resort Advertisements In This Issue of The and let us help you plan the kind of holiday you will enjoy most.Booklets - Suggestions - Information EXAMINER TOURIST BUREAU WA.2773% 2191 HAMPTON AVENUE \u2014 eee em 77 ec | 1 2227227274 "]