The Westmount examiner, 22 mai 1941, jeudi 22 mai 1941

[" 1941 ET d.Ever ent pol- | method >: is Po ation of work Is in most as made ough in difticuls supplies.HTS s having | railway oe œ i 227 262 844 Bd.434 747 E 68 522 PP DIE \u201c42 Years in WEDDING GIFTS FOR THE JUNE BRIDE An Exclusive Collection of OLD ENGLISH SILVER JEWELLERS 1216 Greene WE.4046 VvoL, XII, No.21 Westmount\u2018 OHMAN*S lO 20 70 TT er PER Ave.LOAN RALLY PLANNED Serving The City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis West t Divisi f Vie-| .Ne Cammein Dlans Annual Fair Planned .By Westmount Rotary Huge Gathering At Westmount Park June 4 \u201cWith headquarters in West-l mount Y.M.C.A., the Westmount : division of the Victory Loan Cam-! paign is preparing for a huge ral- 1y June 4 in Westmount Park, it: was announced last night by W, J.Lucas, chairman of publicity, A big program is being arranged, featured by addresses | from two outdtanding speakers as yet un-named.It is expected a crowd of between 12,000 and 15,000 will attend the rally.Chairman of the Westmount Citizen's Committee is George A.Campbell, K.C., while H.C.Flood has been named to head the West- mount Division, Others on the Committee include: D.C.Abbott, K.C., M.P,, G.K, Baddce, E.Bertrand, K.C., P Bienvenue, G.B.Birks, D.Brebner, 8.Bronfman, A.Kirk Cameron, A.Chaput, H.R.Cock- field.F.G.Donaldson, G.B.Foster, K.C., A.Geoffrion, K.C.C, D.Harrington, G.Hogg.G.G.Hyde, K.C, M.L.C., J.Levinson, Jr, W.A.Merrill, K.C.,, 7.S.Norris, A.H.Paradis, M.A, Phelan, K.C,, L.Phillips, K.C.Lt.-Colonel I.P.Rexford, C.H.G.Short, J.Simard, F.N.Southam, H, P.Thornhill, A.D.Thornton, J.R.Timmins, Dr.G.E.Tremble, R.N.Watt, Senator Lorne C, Webster and James Wilson.0.W.DETIMERS DIES SUDDENLY AT HOME HERE Prominent Westmount Businessman and Sportsman Buried Tuesday, | Rev.F.W.Kerr Officiat- | mg A brief illness resulted in the death Sunday of Osmond W.G.Dettmers, prominent in business and sport in Montreal for more than 50 years.Mr.Dettmers died at his residence, 235 Metcalfe avenue.A native of Montreal and educated at Montreal High Schco! and McGill University, he retired 12 years ago from Lymans Limited after almost 50 years\u2019 service.He was city sales manager on his retirement.Honorary secretary of the St.Lawrence Curling Club for 48 Years, Mr, Dettmers also was an honorary life member of the Can- adian branch of the Royal Cale-! donia Curling Club, a charter member of Whitlock Golf Club a director of the Royal Guard- fans, a member of Westmount Lawn Bowling Club and a mem- her of St.Andrew's United Church, Westmount.He also had been a summer resident of Hud-' son Heights for 59 years.Surviving are his wife, the former Elizabeth Pennie; four sons, Robert F., Osmond W., Reginald S.and John E.Dettmers; three daughters.Mrs.G.Arthur Wood, Mrs, Douglas F.Wood and Mrs, Frederick M.Bliss.and eight grandchildren.all of this city.Held Tuesday from the chapel of Jos.C.Wray and Bro., the funeral service was conducted oy, : : \"uary in Victoria Hall, and drama- Rev, F.W.Kerr, D.D., assisted by Rev.Malcolm Campbell, D.D.Burial took place in Mount Royal Cemetery.Park Facilities All Open May 24 With the opening of the two putting greens in King George Park on May 24th all the playground and recreational facilities \u2018nthe city parks will be open.Ronnie Fyfe, playground supervisor on Stavnor Park, an accomplished golf player and instrue- tor.will be in attendance Cverv Thursday eveuing on the putting greens.Miss Peterson is playground supervisor at (landeboye play- round for the girlz and small filldren.while Jimmie MeCor- Mek.recreation supervisor, is in harge of events at Westmount Park and King George Park.i | Westmount \u201cCome to the Fair \"\u2014it's a new slogan around the Rotary Club of these days.And \u201cCome to the Dair\u201d you must on May 25, 30 and 31 in the Forum.For the Rotary Club of West- mount in keeping with the high | Standard of entertainment it has set during the past few years, is i this year outdoing itself.To raise funds in aid of the underprivileged ohildren for three noted institutions, the Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital, the Julius Richardson Convalescent Home and St.sumed as its responsibilities, the Rotary Club of Westmount is staging an elaborate and really old time Carnival Fair with a Midway full of treasurers and surprises.Entertainment will be provided for young and old and the gala atmosphere prevailing will drive worries and cares away for at least one evening.Mascot To Preside The Rotary Pony, the mascot of the Club, will preside for the three days of the Fair.He has endeared himself \u2018so to the hearts of adults and children alike, by his intelligence, his gentleness \u2018and his tricks, that he will certainly be the centre of attraction as far as the children are concerned.Glamorous girls, modeling styles of the \u201980's and gay '90's will vie with their modern svelte- lined sisters of 1941, influenced by the latest creations from New York and Hollywood in two shows daily.Dancing in the Rotary Garden to the recordings of the world\u2019s most famous dance bands, a tea room operated hy the Rotary Annes, Albert Murray's \u201cHole in One\u201d Golf Course are but a few of the popular attractions offered.A modern streamlined version of the ever popular Midway will irclude amongst other features, \u201cHoop-la\u2019 the latest innovation from New York in the entertainment field designed by Mrs.Whitney Bourne, \u201cSleepy Hollow,\u201d \u201cToy Town,\u201d \u201cThe Village Grocery\u201d\u2019.\u201cTobacco Road\u2019, \u201cThe Storks Nest\u201d, \u201cDart Hitler's Heart\u2019, a booth run by the Royal Hockey Team boys and one by the Royal Soft Ball Team girls, ana many other fascinating spots, A booth has also been especially designed for the sale of War Savings Stamps, so that those attending may avail themselves of this facility to purchase their week's supply of Stamps, Children Aided In the midst of war, the under- priviledged child of the community must not be forgotten, Rotary the world over has concentrated to the care and welfare of those children.The Rotary Club of Westmount has undertaken as its responsibility the raising of funds to aid the Montreal Children's Hospital which cares for the sick, the Julius Richardson Convalescent Home that enables convalescing children to recuperate in the most ideal surroundings with proper care and attention, and, the St.Patrick's Orphanage that looks after the motherless and the fatherless, The cause for which the Rotary Club of Westmount is organizing the Spring Carnival Fair, is a needy one.One of the foremost problems facing society today is the proper care and treatment of sick and needy children, in order that such children reach adult age in a state of health that will enable them to take their rightful place in the life of the nation.More than ever today must these children be protected and given every care to insure thet» lealth and usefulness for the future that faces them, Every year the Rotary Club of Westmount has staged an outstanding entertainment to raise the needed funds to meet its responsibilities.This year, in preference to their annual Ice Carnival, which was abandoned due to the war and the impossibility of securing competent performers, it has undertaken to present a vast cavalcade of fun and frolic, modelled on Rotary Falrs that have been so succesfully held in other cities and communities throughout Canada.\u201cCone to the Fair\u201d\u2014and help Rotary to help others, GREAT SUCCESS MARKS REPORTS FROM SODALITY Young Ladies\u2019 Group of Ascension Parish Reviews Year at Fourth Annual Meeting The Young Ladics\u2019 Sodality of Ascension Var.sh, Westmount, held its fourth annual meeting in St.Pan's Academy, on Monday.Miss Alma Tremblay.Prefect, presided.A summary of the year's activi- ities was presented by the Record- ing-Secretary, Miss Mary Macin- tyre, the report incorporating the activities of all the committees in the Sodality.It was evident that this year the Sodality had \u201csuccessfully accomplished all that it had set out to do last Scptem- ber.The two major undertakings were the an.al social, held in Jan- itic presentation in March \u201cEmerald Evening\u2019.Throughout the year there were numerous activities, a brief resume of which is as follows: A Hallowe'en Party held in St.Leo's School Hall; a bridge; an \u2018entertainment and tea following the December Regeption of candidates; a rammage sale; a Silver Tea following the May Reception of new members; cigarettes were sent to Canadian soldiers overseas: between 2% and 20 Christmas baskets were distributed: entertainments were put on ut the Sallors\u2019 Institute, the Montreal Convalescent Howe, the Little Sisters of the Poor and the Sisters of Service Club; stamps were colleet- ed.shoes for First Communicants were provided.through the | Catholic Welfare Bureau; à very successful three-hour period of Recollection wae held one Sunday morning.conducted by Father (Continued sn Page 6) { BANNER SEASON 15 ANTICIPATED FOR KANAWANA Westmount Branch Again to Have Good Representation at Y.M.C.A.Camp in Laurentians Montreal Y.M.C.A.has been operating a Loys\u2019 camp in the !Laurentian mountains for the past 48 years, and experts from all indications a most successful season at Kamp Kanawana.Camp copens this year on June 28th, and runs through until August 23rd.At the Westmount Y.M.C.A., 84 Kanawan'ans enjoyed a very suc- ;cessful camp re-union, and at the \u2018first Kanawana sugar bush party new Kamp Kanawana booklets \u2018are available.Frank Stanton, vice-principle of \u2018the Feller Institute, will direct !the senior for Loys aged 14 to 16.Erle Ulley, community boys\u2018 secretary, will be in charge of the junior section for boys of 11 to 13.Edgar Smee of the Westmount \u201cY\u201d staff will return to camp in charge of the juvenile section for his third successive year.Mr , Smee will be assisted by Ross Sea- \u2018man, who last summer directed \u2018the craft shop.| Miss Margaret Reyner, graduate nurse, will also return to camp for her third year.Misa Reyner will give special attention to the health and safety of the younger [caimpers, Mrs, Jack Cameron, much to the delight of all, will again take charge of the kitchen Jack Cameron, who hue been in charge of transportation for the past ten years, will be back as camp engineer.! Bill Browr, popular swimming instructor of the North Branch \u201cYU will take over the duties of \u201cAdmiral\u201d in charge of all waterfront activities and will be assist.| (Continued on Page 4) ï ;the greater part of its activities Patrick's Orphanage, it has as-; 1941 ANY NAN SA \u201c Three of the four youths above, proud and .happy winners of premier prizes in the model aeroplane contest sponsored by J.Pascal Hard- were given flights over Montreal on Monday as testimony to their ability in the model contest.Pilot Jack Graham gave the youngsters executing a few stunts, ware Co., thrilling \u2018hops,\u2019 J.Brossard, 41 Ave., Kennedy, J.Pierce.) 746 before Landsdowne Ave.; (technical adviser to contestants) and Jim bringing the delighted lads to earth.All are residents of this area.From lett to right they are: 75 Decario Blvd.; R.Coulter, 570 J.Pierce, 2090 Claremont Upper Belmont.(photo czastouy FLT.-LT.HYDE FATALLY HURT IN AIR MISHAP Westmount Flier Killed in Accident While Serving With R.C.A.F.\u2018\u2019Somewhere in England\u201d In service with the Royal Can- adiau Air Force since the outbreak of war, Flight-Lieutenant George Gor£on \u2018\u2018Kewple\u2019* Hyde, younger son of G.Gordon Hyde, K.C., M:lzzA., and-ot-\u2014MTs.Hyde, was killed Saturday in a flying accident while on active service \u201csomewhere in England,\u201d according to word received by his parents, Born in Montreal, Feb.11, 1914 and educated in Westmount public schools, Westmount High school and later at Trinity College in Port Hope, FIt.-Lt.Hyde went overseas early last summer with the 115th Fighter Squadron from Montreal and was among the first Canadians to engage in combat with the Nazis.He was wounded August 31 but after recuperating from severe hurns suffered on that occasion, returned to active flying and remained in the thick of things until he me* his fatal accident, details of which were not disclosed.Prior to going on active service with the 114th Fighter Squadron, FIt.-Lt, Hyde had been in the employ of A.F, Ames & Company.Earning his wings hefore the outbreak nf war, he went.overseas with the rank of flying officer and served with the No.1 Fighter Squadron along with several other airmen from Montreal, who set up an enviable record against the enemy.He later was promoted to the rank of flight lieuten- an\u2018.Surviving are his mother and , father, one brother, Capt.Richard in- recently held at Woodlands, 160 Hyde, R.C.A., on active service at creased not unly in numbers but campers and parents turned out: Petawawa, and one sister, Shirley.lin its sphere of activities and a! for an afterr on\u2019s outing.Nume-; siding at 12 Grove Fark, West- deep measure of satisfaction was rous enquiries and registrations mount.he was a member of Ers- expressed that the sodality had | are already coming in, and the! kine and American chureh.CO-CHAIRMAN Mrs, R.M.Macaulay, president of the Westmount Women's Club, who will act as co-chairman with Mrs.Harold Mills, past president, on the club's Victory Fair Commit- tes.Sqdr.-Ldr.Rodier Given Promotion According to an official statement from Royal Canadian Afr Force headquarters at Oltawa, Squadrdbn Leader Paul G.Rodier, well-known Westmount resident and former director of the Montreal Light Aeroplane Club, has been promoted from the rank of flight lieutenant.Stationed at headquarters Ottawa as alde-de-camp to Air Marshal W.A.Bishop, V.C, D.S.0., M.C., D.F.C,, director of R.C.A.7.recruiting for the Dom- infon, Squadron l.eader Rodier had a distinguished record of service in the last war in which he servad as a pilot.Squadron Leader Rodier\u2019s home is at 149 Cote SL Antoine Road.SERVIGE HELD FOR THE LATE A.0.GARDNER Westmount Man \u201cDies in 80th Year \u2014 Was Well- Known Local Athlete in His Youth in Service was held Monday for the late Alfred Graham Garduer, of 2657 The Boulevard, proprietor of the long-established firm of Douglas Gardner and Company, who died in his 50h year following a four-month jllness, Born in Montrezl and resident here all his life, Mr, Gardner was a well-known athlete in his youth, having played football with (he old Britannia Club, and lacrosse with the Dominion echamplonship Montreal junior team in 1884.He also was an amateur hoxer, a member of the Royal Montreal Curiing Club and a life member of the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association.Mr.of J.M.Gardner and Company on leaving high school, the firm later beroming Douglas Gardner and Company, general merchants and importers.Surviving are twn daughters, Mrs.E.T, Bynoe of Toronto, and Miss ith Gardner of Montreal; a brother, F.H.Gardner, and a sister, Misa Florence Gardner, both of Montreal, Mrs.Gurdner, his wife, the former Lilian Tuck- nr, died a year ago.Bruce Marshall, 14 In Bike Accident Bruce Marshall, 14, stndent at Westmount Interimediste High School, way reported resting con furtably tu the Montreuf Neuro ; logical lnstitute recovering from edd injuries suffered Sanday ud an accident while riding his bicycle down Atwaler avente, The front forks of Marshal's\u2019 bike broke down a: he proceeded down the hill, and threw him: to the pavement.Ha wax taken ta the Western division of the Montreal General Hosp:ta] and tater t'annlerred to the Neyro.| logirai Institute, Gardner entered the firm; MAAA NAMES WF, MACKLAIER NEW PRESIDENT Westmount Man Succeeds S.B.O'Hara\u2014W.McG.Gardner Re-elected Honorary Treasurer William F, Macklaler, K.C., well-known Westmount resident, wis elected unanimously ns president of the Montreal Amateur Athletic Agsociation for the forthcoming yehr at a board of directors\u2019 meeting following the 60th annual general mecting Macklaler succeeds Seymour B.O'Hara, Another Westmount resident, W.McG.Gardner, was re-elected honorary treasurer.In his report for last year Gardnor revealed the Association enjoyed Its best fiscal year since 1919-1920, despite a $7.000 drop in subscription memberships, A surplus of more than $3,700 was realized, Appointed at the annual meeting, the nominating committee for the coming year will include: Chairman, §.B.O'Hara; H.1, Nelson, 8.#, Tilden, Stan [éHiott, Win.Hrebner, G, Graham Me- Goan, Gerald Maguire, C.8.Virtue, Charles Petrie and J.G.Bfrnte.Aside from the president and honorary treasurer on the new board of directors\u2019 executive committee are FF.T, Overton and G CU, Parsons, Other hoard mom- bors are W.8.Karl, Dr.Gavin Chisholm, T.D.Sinclair, 14.-Col.JW.Long, FD, KD., and Roy Anstier.Reviewing the varloug rlub activities over the past year, retir- thg president O'Hara dikenssed In particular the agsociation\u2019s con- trinution toward the Dominfon's war effort, He sald all members Joining nctive service had their club privileges maintained for duration, adding that the clubhouse had been opened to all officers of the three armed forces.In addition, various means were taken 10 valse money for the government and war chari- l ttes, CO'ffura attributed the decline in membership chiefly to Venlistments and war work.Westmount Men \u2018Named As Officers Three Westmount, businessmen, K.H.Olive, A.R.Duffield and A.Pollock were «lected to top executive posts with the Better Business Bureau of Montreal, Inc, at the annual meeting.Mr.Olive of Olive and Dorion, Lt.way named president, white Mme Dutlield, \u2018The Juvestient Dewdeis\u201d Association of Canada yp Mastery District, and Mr, Pollock, Henry Morgan and Coo Litoated, were appointed vice pre sdenta Honorary secretary is KB, IL Fatiter, while the Advisory council 1e composed of 10 1.Weather.bee, KL 0, Dougherty, F man.1.8.Colwell, JS.CC.Beswick, Claude Root, General Manager.New directorz named were fernard Couvrette RH King, F OM.Marroite (VO Curt À Pichet, GP 6, Dunlop, Pdgar { Toihur-t, J.DL Hours, he Westmount Lxaminer I OAR 22 ih add ads, HARDWOOD FLOORS Suoplied - Laid - Finished Repaired - Refinished DR AUAE, Cleaned A.Ross Grafton & Co.4263 St.Catherine St.Westmount Free Estimates WE.2323 CETTE a de a AA Enters tificates Awarded A course in First Ald to the Injured was recently givon by 8.S.Bardsley of St.John's Awmbul- anco Association, to a Inrge group of the membors of tho Westmount Division of the Civilian Protection Committee nud they have ro- ceived thelr certificatos.Tho unit ag a whole fs now entering upon a new phase of act.fvities, Originally organized under the name of \u201cWestmount Patrol,\u201d this group of public spirited citizens who have already devoted n very cousiderable nmount of their time and anergy to the work of the C.P.C., have recontly Laon divided into three distinct groups for the continuation of thoh truininæ.These groups are: Firat Aid to, the Injured, Auxiliary Fire Sor- vice and Auxilinry Polico, Approx- imataly fifty members under tho command of Divisional Chlef Warden 1.IF, Skelton and Doepu- ty Warden II.M, Lyster have boon nllotted to two first ald posts strategically located in different parts of the City where they will continue thelr training in Wrst Ald work, Another group of (fifty, under the command of Divislonal Chief Warden W.A, Kennedy and Deputy Warden Eric Findlay, are taking advanced intensive training in Miro Fight- Ing under the instructions of the Westmount Fire Department and the balance of the unit of some two hundred, under tho command of District Wardens Ilugh Scott and B.C.Gardner, are continuing thelr training as auxiliary pu- lice.* For the purpose of the new organization, the City of Westmount has been divided, first of all, into two more or less equal halves on Local C.P.C.Group New Phase Of Its Activities Members Are Divided Into Three Groups: First Aid te Injured; Auxiliary Fire Service and Auxiliary Police \u2014 City Also Has Been Divided Up for the Purpose of the New Organization \u2014 First Aid Cer- ) PRICE :\u2014TWO CENTS a line running north and south up Abbott Avenuo, Melville Avo- nue, Mount Stephen Avenue, Murray Avenue, Murray Hill and Lox- ington Avenuo and cach of those halves has boen subdivided into eight zones, each with a zone captain, deputy und ton mon, Training will now be continued on an accelerated senle with two lecturos, ono drill and one practical demonstration or individual work, each month.It Is the particular duty of gach membor of the Westmount C.P.C.to familiarize himself with the zone or district \u2018n which ho lives, to got to know tho poople who llve thero and gonorally to know the special requirements pertaining to his zone und to its inhab- ftants, in caso of emergency, For this purpose, the mombors will he required to cull upon residents of the city iu tho near future, Roallzing the good work which tho Wostmount C,1.C.ls carrying on, thore is no doubt that the residents of tho city will cooperate with them in every pos- Bible way and will gladly give thom any information which they may deglro pertaining to the or- gantzaï®tn of tho Clty for clvillan protective purposes, Those who attended (ho parade of the R.M.R, and Westmount Afr Force Cadets in tho Wost- mount Iurk a week ago Sunday had an opportunity of seeing some of the membors of the C.P.C.assisting the police in handling tho crowd which turned out for this ceremony.They wore highly complimented by Chief Gough on their smartness and officloncy and the very considerable assistance which they provided for the regular po- Heo, on this occusion, HEALTH BOARD OF WESTMOUNT JOINS DRIVE Supports Montreal Health Department in Campaign For Prevention Of Diphtheria Tha Health Department Montreal is making an exeeption- In the of ally active drive prevention of diphtheria, and the Health Department of Westmount In hringing the matter tn tha alten.tion of Westmount cHizens.It hag been shown In many of the large citles of Canada that fr 90% of tha children from six months to ten years have been Immunized, cages of diphtheria have disappeared from thelr midst, It is seldom that cases of diph- therin occur In the City of Went.mount, and ths desirable rondl- tion can only he maintained if parents see that their children are immunized against the diseage, Diphtheria fs still the most serl- oùs disease to which children are exposed, and parents aro urged to give their children this protection.Children of parents of lnw Income will be immunized free hy the Medical Health Officer at the City Hall.ARRANGEMENT COMPLETED FOR VICTORY FAIR Westmount Women's Club Event at Westmount Park June 17-18 to Offer Many Attractions Arrangements for hooths and amusements have heen completed for tha Westmount Women's Club Vietory Fair, June 17-18 at Weatmounf Park, 1 wax an.nouneed hy Mra, it, M.Maraulay and Mrs.Harold Mills, co-chair.men.Enfira net proceeds from the event will he turned over 10 the Queen's Canadian und, It was announced a mtlitary hand will play both evenings with 8 choir of 200 voices on hand fo lead patriotic sing-songs, whils open air dancing fo the musle 0.a well-known orchestra will he another feature, Afternoon fe: and Hght suppers will be server outdoors, Included among the man hooths and sideshows will be hot dog stand; fce-cream and sol drink booth strawberries; orang tree, balloons; rare stamps; nov eltfes; bridge accessories: hom conking; candy; poprord: ped nuts; smokes: flowers; mise lancous; taney work; dolls; country store; fish pond; penn howl; victory hutions; bingo, Whee] of fortune: marlonetter Punch and Judy; hand organ anc (Continued on Page 6) D, Chap-, \u2018\u201c MAMMA MAMMA A AA TA PO Td PT I77.Thursday, May 22nd No, dance; Westmount Stamp Club; The Week At Victoria Hall 14 Friday, Mav 22rd \u2014- Westmount Conclave, TK.Tuesday, Mas 27th\u2014\u2014Wrestimonnt Lodge, 9) \u2019 General Hospital, ILCAMC Manchester nity, 10.0 F, SF, Royal Montreal Regement I, dex Auxillary meeting, Wednesday, Mav 27th men x U'lub Red Crozz, Retare Club Lunchean, Weztmoupt Wa.Westmount Chapter O F5, RS ere cree 7 5.ASE ES ma $m i pm\u201d PAGE TWO The Westmount Examiner Publishes Every Thursday Berving the City of Westmount Garden Suburb of Canada s Metropolis.THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave, WAlnut 2773% \u201cThe Examiner\u2019 aims to pe an independent, clean home devotsd to public service arwspaper for the most care with ally marred by posed method WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1941 DRESS UP FOR VICTORY! A tremendous task faces all of us in raising the huge amount now asked by the government to further finance the war, but if everyone will do his share we'll go over the top again.It is vitally important that we do so, for failure to raise the requisite amount will be interpreted as lack of enthusiasm for the cause or lack of the resources to pay for the war.If we don\u2019t make the grade, there will be rejoicing in Berlin and Moscow, for our enemies watch closely our every'success and failure.\u2018The Victory Loan campaign about the time the citizens begin putting up the flags to celebrate Victoria Day, and an excellent suggestion has been made that a few extra flags be run up and some extra pieces of bunting hung up and left on display until give the campaign a carnival tone.Let's dress the Victory Loan campaign is concluded.Let's up for victory.Let's take time by the forelock and celebrate, for the raising of this loan brings victory closer.A display of flags and bunting will help the workers, too.There is nothing like enthusiasm to maintain morale.Most of these workers are putting in a great deal of effort and long hours without pay.Their only reward is the satisfaction of doing a patriotic duty well.They have a huge task ahead of them.Let's all help generate the enthusiasm necessary to send the loan sailing past its objective.Get out the flags! CELEBRATE 24TH SANELY Despite the grave news from Europe, local residents plan to celebrate Victoria Day In the good old way with fire crackers and aerial pyrotechnics.It is ond way of expressing our lave of country and of commonwealth.But the custom is dangerous, and it is appropriate starts just It also relieves efits those who tance.pleads, greater simply another a half way in the ion.made that the therefore to issue a warning to take the ut- these things.Some of them carry a considerable amount of powder, and the aftermath of the Queen\u2019s Birthday is usu- burned and mutilated fingers and hands.Take no chances.Hold nothing in your hand you're not sure is safe.Celebrate carefully.You can have just as good a time.PAINLESS CHARITY Many advantages are to be seen in the pro- whereby charitable appeals would be met out of funds established in the individual industries and businesses and contributed to regularly in small amounts by the employes.The plan has the merit of assuring a constant supply of money for worthy objects.the people of frequent large demands on their resources, making their giving virtually \u201cpainless.\u201d It has one drawback, however.Charity ben- receive it, however it may be given.When donations must be made at some sacrifice, the giver also benefits.\u201cGiving till it hurts\u2019 is a character builder of some impor- FORCE FOR UNITY By his very appearance before a Toronto audience, His Eminence Rodrigue Cardinal Villeneuve advances the cause for which he Canadian unity.There have been times when it would have been unthinkable that a Prince of the Roman Catholic Church could speak to an audience of mixed religions in that city.The fact that he did speak there, and that he said the things he did as Jo the relations between the sects and races in Canada, is indication of the real unity which is growing up in this country.The Cardinal is advancing the work so splendidly begun by Premier Godbout of Quebec, They are two of the most influential men in this pro- inspiring the French-Canadians to meet their compatriots of English descent more than matter of language and relig- If the charge could ever have been justly French element was the disuniting force in this country, it cannot be put forward today.In fact, it behooves the Eng- lish-speaking Canadians to see to it that they do not find themselves in that position.THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER CALVARY \u2018The preacher in Calvary Church next Sunday will be Hev, Wim.| Reid.At the morning service the: subject will be A Presence that Disturbs, \u2019 and at the evening service he will preach on the CHURCH | The Examiner's Hidden Titles Contest BOYS\u2019 BRIGADE ANNUAL REVIEW: The Westmount Examiner's Hidden Titles Contest is run with the theme \u2018\u2019Khe Way to a Conquer-' kind co-operation of Mr.Godel, manager of the Westmount Theatre.Each ing Faith.\u201d Rev.ar.Reid has charge and| oversight ol the pastoral work of the church until the end of June and will be glad to be of service to any nue in case of emergency.Ou Tuesday the Red Cross Unit will continue to work from 10.30 a.m.to 4.30 p.m.and In the evening at 7.30 the ladles who cannot attend during the day will meet for this important task.The movies for the children will be held on Friday evening, and the picture culs week is \u2018\u2019The Newshoy\u2019's Home.\u201d the following requirements: \u2014 : week twelve passes are given to the six lucky winners who comply with Simply find the two \u2018ads.\u2019 in the current issue of The Westmount Examiner in which the names of the two feature pictures being shown at the Westmount Theatre during the first half of next wesk are hidden.Submit all answers to The Contest Editor, The Westmount Examiner, 2191 Hampton Avenue, using the spacial coupon provided in each issue for the purpose.Contestants must be over 16 years of age.Residents of Westmount, only, are eligible.All answers must be in this office not later than Wednesday, and the names of the winners will be published in Thursday's issue.A convenient coupon will be found elsewhere in the paper.The winners are drawn from among those who submit the correct answers, as, unfortunately, it would be impossible to give passes to every one submitting the right answers.The winners of last week\u2019s contest are as follows and their passes will be rer-ived in Monday's mail.Mrs.Checketts, 4868 Sherbrooke W.; Audrey M.Steele, 146 Cote » * : at ° St.Antoine Road, Apt.11; Elmer Stimson, 7 Burton Ave.; Mrs.Winifred | Westmount Baptist Harries, 4927 Sherbrooke W.; Betty G.Bader, 4474 St.Catherine W.; | Church Notes Mrs.J.Brock, 266 Lansdowne Ave.Apt.11.* * Rev, J.A.Johnston will! occupy the pulpit at both services in Westmount Baptist Church on Sunday.The sermon themes are chosen with a view to bringing challenge and inspiration and encouragement to all who attend the services.The Baptist Young People\u2019s Convention of Ontario and Que- bee will hold its Jubilee Assembly in Yorkminster Church, Toronto, over the week-end of May 23rd to 26th, The Mid-Week Fellowship of Westmount Church is held each Wednesday evening.This gathering is open to all desiring Lo attend.3,000,000 LLAMAS About 3,000,000 llamas are in the Andes, according to a recent census.LESS UNEMPLOYMENT Unemployment in Switzerland has decreased nearly 50 per cent in the last year.words for 20 - The Westmount Examiner 350 GLASSIFIED ADS mise sé montre WAlnut 2773 formset ott ter SITUATIONS WANTED GARDEN maintenance exvouted pro- fasslonally by experienced gardeners equipped with thoorotienl knowledge and practical experlence.For full satisfaction call Mr.Frank.WI.oe COUNTRY HOUSES TO LET AROIS\u2014Attraotive cottage, 4 screenad verandah.\\ce, Reasonable rental.WA.372% or EL, 2059.Q-17 LAURENTIANS \u2014 45 milen from Westmount, owner's cottage non lakefront.5 bodrooms, large livingroom, fireplace, acraened outside dining room, electricity, artesian well.Eng- LA bedrooms, wood And boat.Ush sponking Christian community, los, boat housa and boat.Rental July and August $300.Reply Box 90 o-a 3191 Hampton.Q-16 VAIL, MORIN.On highway near golf course, cary access to river, Five bedrooms, living room, screened voran.dah, all modern conveniences, Restricted clientele.BU.GS, Q-13 11.8 PERROT, St, Anne's side, water edge, summer camps 8-4 rooms, partly furnished, large verandah.WI.5908.\u2018 Q-12 LAKE OUIMET, 81.Jovite.Summer cottage ideuily aituatoi, threa bed rooms, living room ith open fireplace, kitchen, large screened in verandah, hot and cold water, electri- olty, safe beach, half mila from golf course and bus service.Furnished except linen and flatware, Rent for naxgon $3765.Apply Box 108 oh Hampton avenue.SUMMER BOARD j THORNCLI U semere, opened for season May 1.Autobus service: near river and golf.C.Kimpton, Rosemers.Q-2 ROOM AND BOARD Vv \u2014 attractively furnished front room, large shady verandah, near Park and bus.Ilderly person or semi-Mnvalid, JL, 7806, FOR SALE WEBER PIANO, in excellent çondi- tion, wonderful tone and action, $100 or near offer takes it, ensily worth double.Phone WI.5305.Q-15 BEAUTIFUL Chesterfield Sulte, nover used, bargain, $50.Heveral handsome rugs, scatter mats.Modern bedroom.breakfast rut, studio set, Bookcase, drop-leaf table, chairs, secretary, lamps, tables.Selling separately.Genuine opportunity.FI, 1980, Col- son, 1353 Greens, Westmount, Q-10 VACUUM CLEANERS RENTED $1.00 Monthly We repair all makes of Vacuum Cleaners.A.& A, VACUUM CLEANER CO.Fltaroy 5800 a8 OWENS NU-CLEAN.Cleans like new.Chesterfield.Rugs, Tapestries, 5a Eatons, Morgans, ledues\u2019 Druge glats, Hardwares.Q-13 GOOD GARDEN EARTH BLACK specially prepared for house plants, flowers, lawn, dressing.Odor- less, screened.$1.00 bag delivered.Toa special prices, BY.1360 aven- ings 6-9 p.m.Q-3 LEFEB \"9 home made delicious doughnuts, 36¢ dosen.DE.1303.We deliver, W-1?HAND KNIT two piece dress, pink bauclé, size 16, $4.00, Klddy-car $1.20 sitk dresses, sacrifice, coat, and sul WA.08664.several slzus, also beautiful new FOR SALE PHILCO CAR RADIO, 5 tubes.value $76.00.A bargain, Phone BL.3776, BEAUTIFUL W-38 spring and Bummer brand new, never worn, worth up to $16.must spring t worth to $30 soll $56-37, W-2 TRICYCLIL, large sige, heavy C.C.M,, good condition, $7.00, WA, 3674.and broiler, brand new.W-207 WHSTINGHQUSE electrlc cooker, largest size: three-plece Pyrex net, WIL 0661, W-306 _ FOR SALE ENGLISH pram, cream -vith blue shade, excellent condition, cost $65.00.sell for $16.00.3187 Clifton.DR.4180.YOUTH'S C.C.M.bleycle In good condition, Telephone EL.0805.W-308 W-301 FORTY-PIKCE cut crystal set, gas 8 stove, two buby carrviages, no dailers, Sacrifice.WA.2100.VLIÉCTRIC FIDATEN, $3.00; shoes \u201cDacks\u2019\u2019.black brogues, uty D, $2.50: afghan (wool), 3, 83.00; table, 2\u2019, $2.00, W-305 Heather socks, hand made, Jide: Haberdashery.Evenings.DI, 5065 after 7 pm.325 Victoria Avenue.W-289 QUANTITY of granite stone for bulid- evs, heavy garden roller, cement tools, extension ladder, 968 Addington.W-299 UNDERWOOD typewriter 12 car riage, good condition, $22.00; also Rem- {ington typewriter 14\" carriage, $16.00.DIE.6449 Friday only, W-278 3\u2014Hrady 23\u2014Relatives Ia\u2014SlEpped 41\u2014toddess in hine $3.00.EL.0462, Rowing mac $ \" ws 4 26\u2014Foretoken 40\u2014=Crude melaï 42-\u2014Expressions of approval 43-\u2014Incomptete Crossword Puzzle i2\u2014Sharpen A3~\u2014Heavy wagon G4 Passive 3\u2014In abundance 6\u2014World-wide in influence T\u2014-Celehrated R-Provoked to anger of chase 9\u2014Belng dhi\u2014Harse 1N\u2014Polite 47\u2014\\Weapon U\u2014Tip 59 © 61 63 8 64 65 HORIZONTAL 48\u2014Leave-taking 12\u2014Chill 1\u2014Glance vver 52\u2014Author of \u201cUncle 13\u2014Unylelding 5-\u2014Afrit Tom's Cabin\u201d 21\u2014English title 10\u2014State 55-\u2014Leases 22\u2014Rasp 14\u2014Wrinkle 56\u2014Inlet 24\u2014Small horse 1ä\u2014Squirrel food 57-~Maintain possession 23\u2014B of prey 16\u2014Capital of Latvia of 27\u2014Newt 17-\u2014Brink 38\u2014Cireulur paintings 28\u2014River 18\u2014Instruments (Ital) 29\u2014Invent 19\u2014(bscure à9\u2014Strest car 30\u2014Finishes Fish so\u2014Hungarian vlolin- 31\u2014Spill ; 21-\u2014Having a cupola ist 32\u2014Wile of Zeus 22\u2014Nooemed 61-Speed contests M\u2014Above 34-\u2014Sped 38\u2014Astatic kingdom 39\u2014Diving duck 272-llush 85 \u2014Ages 41-\u2014Dreadtul M\u2014Was luminous VERTICAL 12\u2014God of war M\u2014Wrathlul 1\u2014Repose 44\u2014Cheap aud paudy d6\u2014Electrified particle 2\u2014Apple Juice s6\u2014Painter S\u2014Tlax J\u2014Lorner 18\u2014Enclosure 38\u2014C limb 4\u2014Formeriy named $9\u2014Mistake sé\u2014climbing plant M1\u2014gripples 32\u2014Fis Nt-Journer St\u2014Genus of olives N\u2014Ray horse 58-\u2014Numerieal pretix 48-\u2014\u2014Article (Solution will be found elsewhere in this issue) FOR SALE LUGGAGE trailer in good condition, $15.00, WA, 2148, W-388 HOOVER vacuum cleaner, in perfect condition, sacrifice, $15.00.AT.8120.w-202 SMOOTHTOP gas stove, 3 burners, in good condition.LA, 0443.W-291 DOUBLE steel bed, spring, mattress, % spring, clean; radio.2207 Malrose.W-287 for ice BARNET ice-box, suitable making maahine, $7.50.4454 Beacons- fleld Avenue.W-285 MAHOGANY setee, covered In slik damask in good condition.No dealers.DE, 2575.W-280 FANCY pottery, ote, Wear-Ever wire, French etchings.English Hunt Pic- turas.WA, 3Ra8, W-278 WATER front, Gurney gas stove, $12.00; baby's walker, new, $3.00; baby\u2019s play-pen, $3.00; wardrobe Adora 75e: Singer electric sewing machine, $12.00.Phone DE, 3603.$5.00; W-277 STODIO COUCH with back, perfect condition, Trench coat size 38, WA, 1601.w-71 PAIR lady'& black lizard Selby Arch Preserves shoes 75 AAA, scarcely worn, W price.DIE.5008.w.372 REASONABLE, walnut dining room table and buffet, black oxfords, sizes Bl4-6, grey akirt and blouses.WA.6618.W-269 LEAVING CITY.All furniture for sale.Gas stove, radio, etc.38 Wind- wor avenue.DR, 4402, W-262 MATTRESS ¥ size, like new, $5.00.EL.0787 or 939 Old Orchard avenue.W-3260 OAK REFRIGERATOR, two doors, in good condition, Bargain, WE, 1038, W-111 INVALID'S BED, in good condition, suitable for convalescent.EL, 9534.wW-i12 DAY BED and mattress, $8.00; single bed $5.00.Quebea heater $3.00.Fire guard $1.50.WI, 8783.wW-108 COMPLETE SET \u2018Books of Knowledge\u2019 in perfect condition, EL.{i40.w-103 LARGE ENGLIHS pram, strong construction, storm cover, etc., original cost $43, good condition, sell $8.WA, 4654.w-102 LAWN SWING, Jovcycle, fernery.swing set, practically new, In excellent condition.EL.8850.W-101 WANTED TO PURCHASE ANTIQUES, BETTER CASH PRICES paid for fine silvarware, china, glass, ornaments, paintings, bric-a-brae, fvories, bronses, olocks, curios, other antiques and objects d'Art, purchased.Representative calls.Lyons, 1480 St.Catherine, Wllbank 5300.Q-1t Baserman's Better Prices We buy any old suits, furs.households, office furniture.sewing, wash- ng, machines, carpets, «ld pieces furniture.Call any time DO, 3795.Q-?PTANG wanted\u201d will par 350.00.Wa.2306, Q-7 CARTAGE & STORAGE NOTRE DAM E GRACE Transfer ~ Loca ldnola ETAOIN N SHR ing, also storage.DE.$110.Q-6 DECORATING EXPERIENCED decorator Painting paper-hanging.Repair work.Interior, exterior, work guaranteed.{ree estim- ates.Rest city references.R.Fick- ford.DE.1181, A-18 Conducted by HOWARD S.ROSS, The opinions expressed in this R22 Rd 272 PP 7 2 Ld Pdi a a EE THE FORUM In Which Subjects of General Interest Are Discussed not necessarily those of this newspaper and it does not accept responsibility for them, a LL di i Ld Cl vad dd, 23 K.C.,D.C.L.Forum are UAUIMMNIILIIUIAA ALIM EL III ISIN VII VO IV IS SUIS UE AI A1 UD For 111 years the Boston transcript carried the views of the Back Bay and Cambridge and now it disappears leaving a gap which even the immigrants who came much later than those on the Mayflower will feel, There is a good story about the Boston butler who told his employer that \u201cthree reporters and a gentleman from the Transcript\u201d were waiting to see him.It thought in the past; it gloried in the past and judged by the past and now belongs to the past as was the case with the Morning Post of London, G.B., when there port it.With nine tractors, tillers, cultivators and seed drills, neighbors gathered at the tarm of Mr.and Mrs, R .L.McCambly, near Air- drie, Alta.and prepared and seeded 155 acres.Even the garden and potato plots were prepared.Mr.McCambly has been ill for some months.The Jane Addams of London, G.B., died recently Miss Mary Hughes was the daughter of Judge Hughes, the author of Tom Brown's Schooldays, who was at Rugby when Arnold was its head, She won honors for herself.She spent her days among the poor of Whitechapel, living in a tiny room in an eld public house.It is said she lived on bread and cheese and refused luxuries sent by her friends, She had sat on Charles Kingsley's Knee and had known Browning, Tennyson and Holmant Hunt.Lord Horder, outstanding physician, who has done so much to provide and {improve shelters, praised those who remain in their homes, thus reducing the problem ot providing shelters.He sald: \u201cThis cataclysmic upheaval has opened our eyes to slum conditions, For many of these citizens what (he authorities had been able to establish, represented better and happier conditions than they had before night bombing began.\u201d In times like the present it becomes more and more imperative that we should understand why we consider literature to be important.There is no point in howling that culture is threathen- ed if we can show no reason why it ought to be preserved.We must understand that the importance of the arts is bound up with the importance of life, that art means something only because human life means something, and that the forces which produce suffering and death on the physical level also produce corruption in art.We do not need to divide man into a political and aesthetic animal, and that is fortunate, for a few could survive the operation.Nc culture can be defended by those who have lost sight of the whole man, \u2014Professor David Daiches of the University of Chicago in his Poetry And the Modern World.In the first World War India sent 1,457,000 men to the Front \u2014more than all the Dominions combined.India is capable of producing war materials \u2014 weapons, cloth for uniforms, jute for sandbags, shoes, steel, food\u2014in quan- titles sufficient to carry on the GIRARD AUTOMOBILE INC.WA.176) \u2014\u2014 L 372 Victoria Ave.¥ were not enough diehards to sup- war almost everywhere outside the British Isles.\u201cThere will be no confidence in the situation until the equilih- rium is restored, until a basis of fair exchange for the product fis reached.This is not a matter of resolutions, resentment or concerted action.It results from the character of trade relations, from the fact that all business consists in the exchange of SERVICES\u2014 neither the farms nor the towns can buy the products of the other except on the basis of fair exchange, and if the products or services of either are unfairly valued the entire Industrial system will be disorganized.\u201d From Bulletin of the National City Bank of New York.The tragic death of Virginia Woolf, British Novelist, it à great loss to literature.The daughter of Leslie Stephen, she was related to the Darwins, the Maitlands and the Stracheys.Her godfather was James Russell Lowell, She and her husband established the Hogarth Press, Her later books, To the Lighthouse, Orlando and The Wave, showed a new method and thus have an important place in English literature.Freedom of expression and opinion is essential to true human welfare; when error donfin- ates in human thinking only interchange of views will finally eradicate it.One of the four \u2018freedoms\u201d that President Roosevelt thinks should be the busis for a new world order is:\u2014\u201c\u2018Freedom from want\u2014everywhere in the world.\u201d Work has been commenced on the seven airports between Edmonton and the Alaskan border.Veteran (what an appropriate name) Alberta village, with a population of 167, raised 378.58 for the War Services Fund-\u2014prob- ably the highest per capita contribution in the Dominion.In Canada $6,200,000 was raised.The quota was $5,500,000.Starting of a new \u201cNATIONAL REFORM\u201d movement is announe- ed by Mrs.Edith Rogers, former Social Credit M.L.A.of Alberta.No matter what the cost, it is cheaper to be ready too soon and too much than too little and too late.\u2014Col.Frank Knox.John D.Rockefeler, Jr., in an open letter to the President, said \u201cthe issue is freedom against slavery'\u2019 and that it would be better to die fighting Hitlerism than live in a world dominated by it, and that all Americans should stand by the British Empire to the limit and at any cost.\u201d He favored convoys.MONOPOLY KNDED Until the government stepped in recently one company had con trol of 90 per cent of the highway transport of Iraq.RONUSES ARE URGED Switzerland is urzing firms te pAY a honus to emploves as compensation for the increased cost af living.: With the units falling in on West- HELD SATURDAY Local Units Will Participate in Meet at Town of Mount Royal Saturday afternoon being the occasion of the 6th annual review of the Montreal Battalion, boys of The First Westmount Company will take an active pârt, meeting in front of Melville Church for 1.45, they will proceed to Town of Mount Royal recreation centre, where the display will take place.This will! also be a very special occasion, as the Canadian Dominion Council is meeting in the city and representatives from all over Canada will be present.The Battalion Drill Shield, First Aid Tro phy and Band mace will all be presented to the respective winners and the brass band of the 5th Company will be in charge of the music.Sunday, the Company will attend the Battalion church parade to be held in St.Andrew's United Church, Westmount, on which occasion the address will be delivered by The Rev.F.W.Kerr, D.D., and the musica! portion of the program led by the 5th Company's brass band, under the baton of Lieut, Alex McCurdije.Colors will be carried by the 13th Company, and the 10th Company will also assist in the parade, by their bugle band, The service will commence at three o'clock, mount Park for 2.30, The First Company will be inspected this Friday evening by Lieutenant D.A.Grant, following which the various badges and awards will be presented, enabling the boys to wear them on the special occasions over the week-end.Sections \u2018A\u2019 and \u201cB\u2019\u201d will take part as well as the newly formed section from Garden City.Three of the Company Staff-Sergeants will receive their Commissions as Lieutenants, having risen from the ranks and served from 1935 to the present date.These are: Staff-Sgts.Wm.Mulligan, James Patterson and Alex Upham, while Willard Brown will be appointed Warrant Officer to instruct special crafts.\u201cSoul and Body\u201d Text of Christ Science Sermons Soul and Body\u201d is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon to be read In Churches of Christ, Scientist, throughout \u2018he world on Sunday.The Golden Text is from 1 Thessalonians 5:23.\u201cI pray God your whole spirit and soul and body be preserve\u201d blameless unto the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ.\u201d Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: \u201cFor we know that if ouw earthly house of this tabernacle were dissolved.we have a building of God, an house not made with hands, eternal in the heavens.\u201d (11 Corinthians 5:1).A scientist has invented a new microscope which magnifies things 100,000 times.Just the thing for Dr.Goebbels! \u2014_\u2014 RESIN-GATHERING CAMPS New resin-gathering camps are being established in Mexico.JOHN FAIR Notary 473 Victoria Ave.Westmount Telephone WAlnut 5496 THURSDAY, MAY 22, 194 Temple Emanu-E Interfaith Service An Interfaith Service in obser vance of Empire Day will be hel tomorrow evening at Templ Emanu-E] with Rabbi Dr.Harr J.Stern and Rev.F.H.Wilkin son, chaplain of the 17th Duk of York's Royal Canadian Hu: sars giving special addresses.Participating in the ritual wi} be Rev.R.DeWitt Scott, chap lain No.14 General Hospital A.F.; Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver Squadron Leader No.3 Trainin; Command, R.C.A.F.; Rev.Dr William Orr Mulligan, Melviil.Presbyterian Church; Rev.Thom as Lamont, Erskine and Ameri can United Church.i The gervices will commence a 8.15.STRESSES NEL FOR EDUCATION College Dean Warns Against Current Lure of Jobs in Industry Last week the West-Y Club held its regular bi-montaly supper meeting in Association Room of the Y.M.C.A.Speaker of the evening was Dean Hall of Sir George Williams College, who chose for his subject \u2018\u2019Vocational Selt Guidance.\u201d Mr, Hall mentioned a number of personality, aptitude and intelligence tests which could be used by young men but stressed the fact that keen selt-analysis was important in choosing one\u2019s vocation.He stressed the importance of education and made a strong plea that the members should not be lured by attractive offers in industry at the present time which if taken would mean shortening their period of education.Ross Nicholson, president of the club, was in the chair.Gordon Xo- bayashi introduced the speaker and Bruce Cunliffe thanked Mr.Hal} for bis interesting address.BEESWAX REQUIRED 1.600,000 to other Brazil shipped over pounds of beeswax countries last year.HALF HOUR EXTRA New Zealand wil observe half hour daylight saving all the year.Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.& Roslyn Ave.Minister J.Alexander Johnston, B.A, Mr.Shirley McKyes, Choir Leader VICTORIA DAY SERVICES 11 am.& 7.30 p.m.REV.J.A, JOHNSTON will preach at both services Visitors Are Cordially Invited to share in the inspiration and biess- ing of these gatherings.Calvary Church Dorchester St., at Greene Ave., Westmount Minister: Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A., D.D.Preacher at both services REV.WM, REID 11.00 am.A Presence That Dis» turbs.3.00 p.m.Sunday School in all departments.Men's Own Brotherhood.7.30 p.m.The Way to a Conquer= ing Faith.Tuesday, 10.30 to 4.30 p.m.Red Cross Unit.7.30 p.m.Evening Branch of Red Cross, Friday, 7 p.m.Movies for the children.The Newsboy\u2019s Home.HOWARD S.Barrister and Solicitor Telephone ROSS, K.C.57 St.James St.West HA.9238 Mo Td THE LJ BRO \\ \u2018 ¢ GR ST A \u2014\u2014 with RY Rolan Mary 2nd F with Gail P A cer] | | (She Britis 22, 194 \u2014 nu-E VICE in obser 11 be bet Temp} dr.Harr .Wilkin 7th Duk lian Hu: esses, itual wil tt, chap Hospital rt Oliver Trainin; Rev.Dr Melvill v.Thom d Ameri [FED TION /arns Lure y -Y Club nly sup- oun Room T Of the of Sir ze, Who Jocation- all men- sonality, ce tests y young act that nportant ou.He f educa- lea that be lured industry vhich if ortening 1.Ross he club, don Ko- speaker ked Mr.address.BD 600,000 » Other LA rve half he year.ist yn Ave.B.A, Leader CES .N ices wited 1d bless- Ave., nes, ces at Dis» 1 all de- od.\u201conquere m, Red ranch of he chil- Home.Wast THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1941 Hollywood Gossips a * - \u2014(MORHLARD (Monkland Ave., at Girouard) Today until Saturday THE LAUGH HIT THAT PANICKED BROADWAY FOR 60 WEEKS! ee with Ruth HUSSEY + John HOWARD Roland YOUNG + John HALLIDAY Mary NASH « Virginia WEIDLER 2nd Feature: \u201cGALLANT SONS,\u201d with Jackie Cooper, Ian Hunter, Gail Patrick and Bonita Granville.Friday Night After 11 o'clock Revival Gary COOPER \u2014 Merle OBERON \u201cTHE COWBOY AND THE LADY\u201d SUN.MON.TUES.} +% GINGER ROGERS in \u201cKITTY FOYLE\u201d with % Dennis MORGAN \u201cYOU'RE THE ONE\u201d % Bonnie BAKER % Lillian CORNELL \u2014 VITESTMOUNT (Sherbrooke at Grey Avenue) Today until Saturday INORID N-BAXTER foi They with SUSAN HAYWAR! RICHARD DENNING ROBERT SHAW \u2019 2nd Feature: \u201cCHARLIE CHAN At The WAX MUSEUM,\u201d with Sidney Toler and Joan Valerie.' Friday Night | After 11 o'clock Revival | ELEPHANT BOY,\u201d with % SABU SUN.MON.TUES.\"TOBACCO ROAD\" sk Charley GRAPEWIN À Marjorie RAMBEAU ! À GEORGE FORMBY in \u201cLET GEORGE DO IT,\u201d with % Phyllis CALVERT rama, (St.Catherine at Guy St.) Today and Friday: \u2018\u2019TOBACCO ROAD,\u2018 with Marjorie Rambeau, Charley Grapewin and Gene Tier- ney.GEORGE FORMBY in \u201cLet George Do It,\u201d with Phyllis Calvert.Shorts.WOH! This Eve sure knows her apples! Ea M NET LR EI 2nd Special Feature \u201cTRIAL of MARY DUGAN\" + Robert YOUNG + Laraine DAY THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER NEWS OF THE THEATRE WORLD night.It presents a dazzling new memory, i breezy action, punctuated at tervals with surprise laughs, because this is a picture that follows none of the familiar formu- ; las.Intolerant Socialite The setting is a Philadelphia home of the socially elite, and Miss Hepburn plays a girl of for human frailties, particularly in a husband.That's why she gets rid of Grant.He has a Yew faults.When Miss Hepburn picks a second husband, she chooses a stalwart man of the people, played to the hilt by John Howard.Grant, realizing that is making a mistake, causes a sensation by returning for the wedding.He brings with him Stewart, a reporter for a keyhole magazine, and Ruth Hussey, Stewart's girl friend.They proceed to make Miss Hepburn's life miserable, but she fights back until her own high ideals who has no tolerance] \u201cThe Philadelphia Story\u201d Now Showing At Monkland If.you want to laugh long, loud and often, take a tip and doa\u2019t !fail to see Cary Grant, Katharine Hepburn and James Stewart in | \u201cThe Philadelphia Story,\u201d -he comedy of the year, which opened | yesterday at the Monkland United Theatre playing until Saturday Hepburn as a comedienne of the | fivst water, with versatile Grant and Stewart as her gay companions iin a picture that is fresher, wittier and brighter than any of recent From the moment Grant pushes Miss Hepburn in the face and walks out to become her ex-hushand, the film moves with fast paced, in-# foot slips and she sees the light.It would be giving away a novel and clever plot to reveal which boy gets th- girl.Excellent Cast There is no one top performance.The stars ara perfectly cast and uniformally excellent, as are the featured players.Roland Young gives his usual fine performance as Miss Hepburn's slightly daffy uncle, John Halli- day and Mary Nash are fine as her parents and little Virginia Weidler shares the laughs as the younger sister, who hears, sees and says everything she shouldn't.Adapted from Philip Barry's New York s'age hit, in which Miss Hepburn starred for fifty- two weeks on Bro dway, the picture was brilliantly directed by George Cukor, who has a rare touch for comedy tempo.It was produced by Joseph Mankiewicz.When Ingrid Bergman arrivea in Hollywood an old town jinx was on hand to meet her, The jinx grinning, followed the Swedish star home, He moved right in.Then he started following her to Columbia Studios every day, perching on the sidelines as she worked with Warner Baxter in \u201cAdam Had Four Sons,\u201d the actress\u2019 new American picture now at the Westmount United Theatre playing until Saturday night.\u2019 How long wiil the leering individual hang around?That is up to Miss Bergman.If she can chase him away she will earn the gratitude of every foreign star who has ever come the tongue.The trouble is, you only speak it.You don\u2019t think and feel in the new language.As a result, some of the old \u2018oomph\u2019 is gone.\u201d Language will never handicap this lady.She speaks English flawlessly, partly because she learned it as a girl in Stockholm, and during the past year she has spoken nothing else.Following \u201cIntermezzo,\u201d her first local picture, with Leslie Howard, Miss Bergman made her home in New York and played in a stage revival of \u201cLiliom.\u201d Still on the same subject, it is | worth noting that Ingrid Bergman is probably the only player ever to star in four languages.In addition to Swedish and American films, she has rated top billing in French and German talkies.\u2018Adam Had Four Sons,\" should go a long way toward helping her succeed where most of her sisters have failed, The picture is based on Charles Bonner's best-selling novel, \u201cLegacy,\u201d a beautifully- drawn study of American family life, of a father, his sons, and two women.The central theme is Baxter's Y.M.C.A Summer Membership Now available at the \u2014 vUNOWDON | (Decarie at Snowdon Jet.) Today until Saturday Another Grand British Mit! a 3 Ten days packed with dramal Ten nights filled with romance! 2nd Feature EDITH FELLOWS in \u201cHer First Romance\u201d with WILBUR EVANS.Paramount.Fox and British Empire News, Shorts.Westmount Y\u2019° Men $5.\u2014 Ladies $3.Boys $3.(Includes Vacation Club) For Further Particulars, phone Wilbank 2159 For Prompt Delivery of Fruits and cal SOL\u2019S Groceries EL.6566 \u2014 EL.8930 5307 Sherbrooke West Deliveries from 8 am.to 11 pm \u201cAdam Had Four Sons\u201d Is Featured At Westmount 20-year struggle to bring up four motherless sons: Miss Bergman as a French governess, quietly help him and finaly rewarded for her devotion.Others prominentsy cast are Fay Wray, Susan Hayward and Helen Westley, with Richard Denning, Johnny Downs, Charles Lind and Robert Shaw playing the boys.Gregory Ratoff directed.Miss Bergman's new picture should help her shatter the jinx, which brings to mind some of the girls who weren't so fortunate when they got so far from home.One of the earliest invaders was Pola Negri.Pola did all right in silents.Then sound came along and hushed her career.MRT Revue Will Come To Windsor The bright, gay Tin Hat Revue which has brought laughter and entertainment to more than sixty thousand men of Canada's armed forces in camps and barracks all the way from Petawawa to Valcartier will be presented at the Windsor Hotel ballroom next week for the public as the final major production of the current season of the Montreal Repertory Theatre.There will be four perform- ences from Monday May 26th to Thursday May 29.The first twe will be with regular seating and for the last two the audience will be seated at tables where refreshments may be obtained during the show.Brightly costumed production numbers honor the Navy, Army and Air Force with Florence Jenkins and Jackle Hern as vocalists and the Tin Hat chorus in routines devised by Norma Darling; Robert Goodier and Lionel Murton well-known comedians carry the snappy military humor in which the show abounds, aided by Elleen Clifford, Cortland MacNeil has new variations of his one-man swing band; the Tin Hat quartet sings of army life and Jack Clifford, the genial master of ceremonies and Fred Gross and Shirley Mar- son with their smart double piano work keep the whole show moving smoothly at top speed.The 1941 edition of the Tin Hat Revue is described as more entertaining and elaborately dressed than that which was received so enthusiastically at the Windsor Hotel last spring.The show is played on the gaily-colored Tin Hat stage, complete with lighting system, public address system and all necessary equipment which is used in the camps and drill-halis.RAILWAY EXPANSION One railway in Spain bought [124 new locomotives in the last year.Phone PL.9655 mm | 1941 Edition \u2014 Gay Wartime Entertainment WINDSOR HOTEL \u2014 MAY 26-29 at 8.45 p.m.Seats \u2014 May 26-27, $1.10, 85e, 55¢; May 28-29, $1.10 plus tax MRT TIN HAT REVUE it's Popular With the Troops \u2014 You'll Like it Too! INTRIGUING BRITISH COMEDY FOR THE SNOWDON Lovely Karen Verne and handsome Rex Harrison in a scene from the thrilling, adventure-filled British comedy, \u201cSpy In The Pantry,\u201d which is now playing at the Snowdon United Theatre, \u201cTHE LADY EVE\u201d Barbara Stanwyck\u2019s aggressive ardour seems to have put Henry Fonda in a temporarily uncomfortable situation, The scene is from the new laugh hit, \u201cThe Lady Eve,\u201d which opens at the York United Theatre on Saturday playing until Tuesday night.\u201cLET GEORGE DO IT\u201d \u201d George Formby and Players in a scene from \u2018Let George Do It.\u201d which opens at the Westmount United Theatre on Sunday playing until Tuesday night.\u201cKITTY FOYLE\u201d SNOWDON HAS ACTION-PACKED BRITISH DRAMA A suspenseful, action-packed tale ot high adventure and guy romance, filled with intrigue and break-neck excitement, \u2018Spy in the Pantry,\u201d latest British production which is now playing at the Snowdon Unitod Theatre.The new fllm stars, llex Harrison, the handsome, sophisticatod, debonair young lI£nglishman seen here many times, appears as an airplane crash victim who recovers consciousness to find himself in a Paris hospital being treated for a bullet wound.Detormlined to learn bow he came to ho shot, concerned about events of the ten duys during which he had suffor- ed from amnesia, he attempts to retrace his steps.And he discovers himself mls- taken for the chauffeur to a French general and to his lovely grand-daughter, and that he ls also accepted as the \u201cboy friend\u201d of an attractive maid in the Ue- neral's home.More important, the young Englishman learns, both he and the maid are accepted members of an enemy spy ring.\u201cSpy in the Pantry,\u201d after this introduction, plunges into one of the swiftest, most entertaining narratives.l.ovely Karon Verne has the leading feminine role.Added Attraction Music lovers wlll find real enjoyment in \"Her First Romance,\u201d starring Edith Fellows and WIil- bur Evans, which Is the second attraction\u2019 on this double program, Evans, one of the most popular singing stars of the concert stage, has sung with such outstanding personalities us Jean- cette MacDonald, Rose Bampton, Lauritz Meichoir, Margaret Speaks and Helen Jepson, Miss Fellows plays her first real sing- fng role in this feature, and reveals a heautiful coloratura soprano voice, The picture is based on the Gene Stratton-Porter novel, \u201cHer Father's Daughter.\u201d Special News of the Day and other short entertainment will be included.Joy oft springs from a well of tears.RUGS \u2018WASHED \u2018REPAIRED BY NATIVE EXPERTE A i J Ginger Rogers and Dennis Morgan are seen in this shot from the | picturization of Morley\u2019s popular novel, \u201cKitty Foyle,\u201d which opens at the Monkiand United Theatre on Sunday playing until Tuesday night.| | + } WAS FLIER DE HAVILLAND PICNICS J.Carrol Naish, who plays the leading character role in Paramount's \u201cFrrced Landing,\u201d pro- Every Sunday during the film- (ing of Paramount's \"Hold Back, [the Dawn,\u201d Olivia de Havilland duced by Witham H.Pine ood plenics at a secluded California >.cw William C.Thomas, was a flUeri, .ch with the Brian Aherns in the American Expeditionary ; .; Force and served overseas during (Joan Fontaine) and Franchot EVERYTHING FOR THE LAWN Taylor-Forbes English Lawn Mowers .$8.95 up Green\u2019 Lawn Fencing 12\" high .1c lineal foot 15\u201d high .12¢ lineal foot 36\u201d high .15c lineal foot JAMES WALKER HARDWARE CO.412 St.James St.West MArquette 4585 We Deliver all aver Town.the last World War, Tone.i * York Shows Film Version Of Noted \u201cTobacco Road\u201d PAGE THREE Theatrical Attractions * Stirring, forceful, human and packed with dramatic dynamite \u201cTobacco Road\" js ptetured vividly on the screen of the York United Theatre playing until Friday night.Filmed with striking realism, and blending tragedy with Justy humor, this 20th Century-Fox production is a jolting, not to be missed entertainment experience for all, inolu- ding those who saw it on the stage.All of the characters ir Jack Kirkland's famed and much discussed play, who stirred the imagination of the \u2018hoatrical world with their warmth, vitality and rugged Ford's brilliant direction.Heading humor, come to lfe under John a superb featurad cast are Charley Grapewin, Marjorie Rambenu, Gene Tiorney und \u201cVilliam Tracy.Personifies Piny For dellcate shading of à difficult character role, veteran Char-: ley Grapewin's Joeter Lester far surpasses anything over seen on the screen.This tragic, lusty figure of the dispossessed is the per- soniflention of everything that is \u201cTobacco Road.\u201d Many aro already familiar with the thrilling drama depicted in \u201cTobacco Rond.\"\u201d Essentially It is the story of hungry peoplo, their tragedy and comedy, all brought together in a superb seript by Nunnally Johnson.\u201c- More Powerful As Sistor Bessls, the colorful, hymn-singing ovangolist in \u2018To- hacco Road,\" Marjorie Rambenu is splendid.Gene Tiorney, who seems destined for stardom, turns in a convictl © performance as Ellie May, while young and talken- ted William Tracy is secon as Dude Lester.The castine {is brilliant throughout with Dann Andrews, Slim Summerville, Ward Bond, Grant Mitclell and Zeffie Tilbury also foatured in powerful featured roles, » bacco Round\u201d is even groater and moro powerZul us a film.Intensely absorbing moving and enter- taining\u2014it's great fun from the opening to nal scent.20th Cen- tury-Fox hus made tho most out, of tho screen\u2019s mos: valuable pro- party.It's the finest motion picture of our time.TOURIST TRAFFIO CUT War has reduced Bermuda's tourist traffic 70 por cont.A memorable stage play, \u2018\u201cTo- Opening Special! 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her aunt, Madame Serra, huve returned from Savannah, Georgla, where they spent several weeks.i 4 Dr.and Mrs.F.T.Tooke are occupying their residence at Pointe Claire during the summer months, Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Mongonals motored home recently, following @& stay of several days in Que- bee, Mr.and Mrs, John Belcourt peturned home receutly, after vigiting the latter's mother, Mra.D'Arcy MacMahon, in Oltawa.Mr, and Mrs.E.Brown's Flats, N.B,, today after visiting Mr.Howard and family.H, Brown, of left for home B.G.Mr.and Mrs.John Irwin and Miss Irene Jrwin have returned from Kingston, Ont.whero they attended Convocation ut Queen\u2019s University.\u2014\u2014\u2014 E The Young Ladies\u2019 Sodality of oo ORTENSE\u2014 Moors Announces Removal to 1667a St.Catherine W.Near St.Matthew 5t.FI.1278 NEW ASSORTMENT OF WHITE HATS FOR SUMMER OTHER STYLES MADE TO MEASURE VICTORIA DAY Week End THOUSAND ISLAND TOUR $9.25 Legves every morning by motor coach to Gananoque.Hotel over night, boat trip through 1000 Islands included, LAURENTIAN MOUNTAINS $10.15 Motor coach, round frip fare, hotel, four meals pont trip, Ste.Agathe and Lac au Sable.Days OTTAWA, CAPITAL CITY $10.20 Motor coach, hotel, lovely rivers\u2019 drive, sight seeing, Personally conducted motor coach tour, un days, leaving July, 12th, Quebec, ew Brunswick, 93.70 Nova Scotia .Ask for particularseof above tours.TOBIN'S TRAVEL BUREAU 1240 Peel St.PL.9613 \u2026\u2026.Ascension Parish held a silver tea following the reception of new members, which took place on Sunday afternoon.Miss ter of Briggs, ington, British Edwina Driggs, daugh- Mr, and Mrs, Edwin left recently for Wash- to join the staff of the Embassy, Miss Joan Mahafîfy and Mise Frances Burroughs will attend the closing exercises and dunce, to he held tomorrow at Royal Military College, Kingston.Mra.A.C.Bugg entertained at a miscellaneous shower and bridge recently, in honor of Miss Audrey May, whose marriage to Rev.Stanley Ells Rider will tuke place on June 14, Mrs.C.Denys Heward was amoug those attending the annual mecting and Commissioners\u2019 Conference of the Canadian Coun- ¢il of the Girl Guides Association, held Tuesday and yesterday at the Selgniory Club, ENGAGEMENTS Mr, and Mrs.J.E, Janelle, of Richmond, Que, announce Lhe engagement of their daughter, Miss Mary Florence Irene Jun- elle, R.N,, to Mr.D'Arcy Tansey, son of Dr.and Mrs.T.D'Arcy Tansey, of Westmount, The wedding will take place quletly on June 21, The engagement Is announced of Hilda Winnlired, only daughter of the laie Allan A.Locke, and Mrs.Locke, lo Frederick Bemister, younger son of Mr.Fred T.Parker and the late Mrs.Parker.The wedding will take place In June.Mr.Thomas Bradshaw, nounces the engagement of daughter, Amelia Hilliard, Michnel B.Walsh, eldest son the late Mr.and Mrs.Walsh.The wedding will place quietly on June 14.an- his to of Henry take Dr.H.B, Cushing announces the engagement of his daughter, Marjorie Bernard, to Dr.Richard G.M.Harbert, son of Mr.and Mrs.John Harbert.The weddiug will take place in June at Dr.Cushing's summer home, in Cush- ing, Que.BUTTERNUT LODGE West Ste.Rose On Route 38, between Layal-sur-le-Lac and Ste.Rose.LUNCHEONS TEAS and DINNERS Servad in the Open Air on Screened-in Piazzas Reservations: Phone St.Eustache 613-12 W.RB.Nourse, Prop.Miss L.Dutrisae, Mgr.Are now located in thei new clientele.ANNOUNCEMENT M.BRUKER Reg'd Sherbrooke Street West on the corner of Moun- tajn and are now prepared to serve their old and Ladies\u2019 Tailors \u2014 Makers of Women's Apparel PLATEAU 4088 r new showroom at 1262 pm Rp \u2014\u2014 A.BRYSON, Choice Meats, FREE DELIVERY WESTMOUNT WINDSOR MARKET MOVED 2 BLOCKS WEST TO 4271 ST.CATHERINE WEST (Near Clarke Ave.) PROPRIETOR Fish and Poultry Fl.5200 We Do Printing Of All Kinds Phone WAlnut 2773% THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Daughters Of Nile Hold Military W hisH A successful military whist was held recently by the Daughters of the Nile in the Westmount Y.M.C.A.The whist was conducted by Murray B.Thompson.The Daughters of the Nile wish to thank members and friends who contributed to the event, and also express thefr thanks to the following companies for their donations: Elmhurst Dairy, Ernest Cousins, Daffodil Beauty Salon, Marven Biscuit Co, Nielsen Florists, Mona Beauty Salon, Queen Elizabeth Beauty Salon, Harrison Bros, Inter-City Bakery, Crown Laundry, Melville Fruit Co., and Imperial Tobacco Co.APPROACHING MARRIAGES Mr.and Mrs.W.F.Tate announce Lhe approaching marriage of their daughter, Dorothy Winni- fred, to Mr, Albert Willlams Fowler, son of Mr.and Mrs.F.H, Fowler, of Chipman, N.B, The wedding will take place on June 14, at St, Andrews United Church.The marriage of Margaret Ethel (Peggy), daughter of Mr.and Mrs.F.C.Clarke, to Mr.Norman Fraser Jetferson, son of Mr.and Mrs.C.RE.Jefferson, has been arranged to take place on Saturday afternoon, May 24, at three o'clock, in Duminion Douglas Church.The marriage of Dora Wynne, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.George H.Coates, to Mr.Norman Allison MucKay, B.Eng.son of Mrs.George MacKay and he late (George MacKay, ot Sydney, N.Swill take place on Saturday, June 14, at half-past five o\u2019clock in Christ Church Cathedral.The marriage of Mary Jane, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.John G.Holl, to Mr, David Peebles, son of Mr.and Mrs.David Peebles, will take place on Saturday, June 7, at half-past four o'clock in Emanue] Church.The marriage of Elizabeth Hel- an, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Douglas P.Marr, to Mr, Gordon Malcolm Howard Hodges, son of Mr, Gordon K, Hodges and of the late Mrs.lodges, has been arranged to take place very quietly on Saturday, June 7, in St.Matthias\u2019 Church.WEDDINGS James-Irving The marriage of Miss Anne Elizabeth Irving, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.A.J.Irving, of Saskatoon, to Dr.Arnold Livingston Johnson, son of Mr, and Mrs.Charles Johnson, of Westmount, took place recently in Saskatoon, at the home of the bride's parents.The Rev.E.H.Johnson, of Rosetown, Sask., brother of the groom, officiated.The bride wore a classical gown of white jersey siik, her chapel veil caught with natural California orange blossoms, and she carried Killarney roses and liHes-of-the-valley.Miss Jean Irving, sister of the bride, Acted as bridesmaid, and wore white chiffon, She carried pink and white clarkia, and wore a coronet of similar flowers.The Rev.Malcolm Ransom, of Rosetown, son of Mr.and Mrs.A.H.Ransom, of Westmount, was groomsman.Following their wedding trip through the western Canadian mountains, Dr.and Mrs.Johnson will reside in Montreal.Lazarus-Goldstein The marriage of Audrey Jean, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.Charles A.Qoldstein, to Mr.Harold Laa- arus, took place recently in the Montetiore Club, Rabhi Harry J.Stern officiating.The bride, who was unattended, was given away by her father, and wore a frock of Eden blue crepe, and a matching hat with pleated brim and tulle veil, She wore navy shoes, and carried a nogegay.Mr.Jules Cohen acted as best man for Mr.Lazarus, and the ushers were Mr.H.O.Samit and Mr.Samuel Grand.Following the ceremony, a reception was held, and later Mr.and Mrs.Lazarus left by motor to spend their honeymoon in Ontario, the bride travelling in =n parchment wool frock with matching hat, black accessories and a corsage of yellow roses.They will reside at the Churchill Apartments on Coronet avenue.The out-of-town guests included Mr.and 4rs.George A, Blum- enthal, of New York.Hodges-Anglin The marriage of Erma Lillian, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Wil- lam T.Anglin, ta Mr.Donald yor TR RR i IE LD y = Save-:xes ER 2 THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1941 .lal Bee Kyle, world's professional High-Diving Champion, who is being held over at Belmont Park for à second week.Mr.and Mrs.William G.Hodges, took place quietly on Saturday afternoon in St.Andrew\u2019s Church, the Reverend F.W, Kerr, D.D., officiating.During the signing of the register, Miss Peggy Mil- loy sang \u2018\u2018Because,\u2019\u201d The bride, given away by her falher, wore a floor-length gown of Robin's egg blue sheer, and a small hat of the same material, with a shoulder length veil.She carried an arm bouquet of Rapture roses and bouvardia.Mrs.J.8S.Martin, her sister\u2019s only attendant, wore a gown of dusty pink sheer, with a hat to match, Her bouquet was of sweet peas in pastel shades.Mr.William McEnroe was best man, and the ushers were Mr.Melbourne 8S.Hodges, brother of the bridegrom, and Mr.J.S.Martin, brother-in-law of the bride.Following the ceremony, a smail reception for the immediate families was held at the home of the bride's parents, 4018 Hampton avenue.Later Mr.and Mrs.Hodges left on a motor trip, the bride travelling in a grey tailored suit with black and white accessories and silver fox furs.Lee-Adalr The marriage of Helen Mary, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.John Adair, to 2nd Lieutenant Albert L.Lee, R.C.A., C.A., son of Mr.and Mrs, B.D.Lee, took place quietly in St.Andrew's Church on Saturday afternoon, the Reverend F.W.Kerr, D.D., officiating.The bride, given away by her father, wore a frock of Churchill blue crepe, with a matching hat and veil.She carried a bouquet ot Joanna Hill roses.Mrs.James Loucks, who was the bride's only attendant, wore a dress of dusky pink crepe, with a navy blue hat and accessories.She carried a bouquet of mauve sweet peas.Lance-Bombardier Walter Lee, R.C.A., C.A., acted as best man for his brother, and the ushers were Mr.Bruce Adair, brother of the bride, Mr.Keith Shaw and Dr.Wilfred Johnston.Following the ceremony, a reception for the memlfers of the immediate families wag held at the residence of the bride\u2019s parents, Mountview Court, and later Lieutenant and Mrs, Lee left on their wedding trip, The out-of-town guests included Mrs.J.M, Murray and Mrs.Alex Cameron, of Toronto, Higginson-Duncan The marriage of Norah Jean, youngest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.R.A.Duncan, to Pay Lieutenant John Higginson, R.C.N.- V.R., son of Mr.and Mrs.John Higginson, of Liverpool, England, taok place recently in St.George's Church, the Venerable Archdeacon Gower-Rees officiating.The bride, given away by her father, wore a frock of turquoise blue sheer, with a hat of natural a bouquet of the same flowers.Miss Muriel Duncan, her sister's only attendant, wore a frock of pale grey sheer.Her tiny hat was ou Joanna Hill roses, and her bouquet was of the same flawere.Mr.Walter Vogan acted as best man, and the ushers were Mr.Jack Hess and Mrs.Eric Moore.Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the residence rose avenue, and later Lieutenant for Ottawa and then Halifax.side.The bride travelled in a Austin Hodges, son of the late Talisman roses, and she carried.of the bride's parents, 4130 Mael- and Mrs.Higginson left by motor Nova Scotia, where they will re- dressmaker suit of black wool CONVENERS NAMED AT C.W.L.RECEPTION Mrs.W.J.Keating, president of the Westmount Subdivision of the Catholic Women's League, wag hostess at a reception and tea held recently for the officers and members of the executive, at her residence on Strathcona avenue, Mrs.M.A.Phelan presided at the tea table.A short business session was held, at which the following conveners were appointed: Mrs.J.TK Rogers, program and study club; Mrs.G.A.Meagher, membership and reception; Mrs, MA.Phelan, magazine; Mrs.T.F.McCaffrey, Lay Retreats; Mrs.D.K.Donnelly, Sisters of Service and immigration; Mrs, A.Peter son, hospital; Mrs.Leo Reynolds, Red Cross; Mrs.R.W.Lovell, social service; Mrs, H.C, Grout, sewing; Mrs.W.J.Shea, music; Mrs.E.Palmer, marathon bridge; Miss IL M, Cox, press and Girl Guides.HISTORICAL SOCIETY The opening meeting for 1941 of the Historical Society of Ar- genteuil County, will be held in the Society's Museum, at Carillon, on Saturday, May 24, at 3 p.m.It is proposed that this meeting should take the form of a memorial to the late vice-presi- dent, Dr.Maude E.Abbott.Short addresses will be given, describing Dr.Abbott's work and accomplishments.It will be an open meeting.Why He Went \u2018Ts the boss in?\u201d \u201cNo, he\u2019s gone out for lunch.\u201d \u201cWill he be in after lunch?\u201d \u201cNo, that's what ue's gone out after,\u201d \u2014 Montreal Star, The Rent Payer Latest draftee story to go the rounds Is the one where the young claimed deferment on the grounds that he was supporting \u201cmy landlady.\u201d with a white lingerie blouse and black hat and accessories.The out-of-town guests fnclud- ed Mrs.M.O.Holt, of Toronto, sister of the bride.Special For Three Days! OIL PERMANENT Reg.$5.00 Any, srles Har] $1.4 ry ROXY 1352 St, Catherine W.Cor.Crescent.PL.0241 Ce ea The Ward & Payne famous English Garden Teols; Pruning Shears by Wiss; tre Fencing all heights; Lawn Mowers: Garden Hose: Sprays, Sheep Manure and Grass Seed \u2014 all thoroughly reliable \u2014 all moderately priced JAMES WALKER HARDWARE CO.412 St.James St.West MArquette 4585 We Deliver alt over Town.Perfect artistry and remarkable versatility characterized Doreen O'Brien\u2019s program of modern and historical sketches, presented on Tuesday evening in VictorTa Hall.Miss O'Brien is well known to Montreal audiences as a diseuse, and added to her iaurels with a thoroughly entertaining, well balanced program.Doreen O'Brien's lovely, flex- 1ble voice and sensitive acting were under perfect control, and the sketches presented were each memorable, the diseuse seeming actually to become the character she interpreted.This close relationship of actress to role is prohably due to the fact that each sketch was created by Miss O'Brien herself; nothing jarred or seemed out of place.An amusing sketch of the prize giving at a girls\u2019 school demonstrated the completeness with which the solo dramatist can enter into her roles; whether as a stift school mistress or a fluffy- brained guest of honor, she held the audience's interest and attention, The most appealing of the modern sketches wag the delicate and sad \u201cCome Sue,\u201d in which Doreen O'Brien created with extraordinary skill the happiness and tragedy of a little child, in- terpretating the drama so sincerely that she seemed to build other characters out of the empty air, For sheer cleverness \u201cThe Sisters,\u201d a study of two old ladies, was the most remarkable of the modern sketches.Following upon the aristocratic quietness of the old ladies, the sketch of a raucous Lancashire woman on a crowded tram again proved that Miss O'Brien can act anybody's part and act it well.Of the historical sketches in the second half of the program, the most striking was the one in which Queen Mary Tudor gradually realizes her tragic loss aîter the fail of Calais in 1556.This scene showed the harsh and shrewish Mary broken slowly by blows of fate.Doreen O'Brien \u2018made Mary seem pathetic and human as well as cruel, and the portrait was powerfully drawn.In \u201cProvocative Anne,\u201d a subtle and amusing imaginary sequel to a scene from Shakespeare's \u2018Henry VIII,\u201d the diseuse again proved her versatility, for the sketch of Anne Boleyn's light-hearted and shrewd flirtation with Henry VIII fell into place with the rest of the program \u2014 nothing was overdone, OBSERVATORY TEST Pasadena, Cal.,, \u2014The 535-foot telescope tube at Palomar Cbser- vatory is being tested with a concrete disc doubling for the 200- inch mirror, which will not be ready for months.The disc, with a 12-inch mirror in its center, weighs 21 tons, exactly what the big glass and its support will weigh, Under this weight the telescope must not sag more than one-sixteenth of an inch when moved about.RIGHTS WRONG Eire recently granted $2,000 to a person who had been convicted by mistake and had served part of a term in prison.Excellent Program Acted By Well Know Diseuse all was neat and entertajning.\u2018\u201c\u2018Oriana\u2019s Nightmare,\u201d a burlesque on Queen Elizabeth Tudor, caused much amusement.Elizabeth shouting at Drake and Philip ot Spain over two eradle phones at the same time; Elizabeth spluttering over a cocktail and choking over a cigarette, all without losing her real dignity,| proved to be a daring and clever skit into which Miss O'Brien put great energy.The costumes, all designed by the diseuse, were appropriate and beautiful.Following the program, a short dance was held.The orchestra was under the direction of Sidney Morris, G.B.Rummage Sale A rummage sale will be held by the Ear! of Bessborough Chapter 1.0.D.E, tomorrow afternoon, at 2 o'clock in St.Stephen's Church, Dorchester street and Atwater avenue.Donations for this sale will be welcome.Mrs.A: Watt is convener for the event.Semi - Private learn - to - swim lessons for boys and girls, 7 to 10 years of age.12 lessons $5.Individual instruction by latest methods REGISTER NOW WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.Wllbank 2159 NEW HAND MADE COLOURFUL CHINTZ SHADES For City or Country Lamps and Shades Repaired E.L.La Mountain & Co.PLateau 5716 2090 UNIVERSITY ST.PERKIN'S BUSY B Service Store Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobaccos, Ice Cream, Soft Drinks, Candies, etc.PROMPT DELIVERY FI.8835 4200 St.Catherine, cor.Greene CLAREMONT MILLINERY BIG SALE of HAND MADE HATS Splendid Values 4968 SHERBROOKE W.(3 Doors East of Claremont) Telephone: DE.4092 WELCOME! 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Royals In 2 \u201cDoubles\u201d GIVES ROYALS 9-6 VERDICT CVER GRADS IN FINAL HEAT Outfielder Belts First Ball Pitched For Circuit, With wo Out, Breaking 6-6 Deadlock \u2014 Dodgers Defeat R.C.A.F.Squad 12-5 in Second Game \u2014 Bill Leonard Tosses Five-Hitter for Dodger Outfit There may be better ball players in the Municipal Senior Soft.hall League than Eric Fleet, but rone of them will ever come through with a more timely hit than this same Fleet did on Friday night, Fleet, playing right field for Jamieson's Royals came to the plate in the seventh and last inning ot the league opener against the Grads with the score tied §- all, two on bases and hit the first hall pitched by Johnny Cronin tor 4 clean home-run, the ball going between deep left and center field to give Royals a 9-6 verdict.In the other game of the open- Ing night's play, Dodgers defeated the Air Force team 12-3, The Royals-Grads game was a pitcher's battle for four innings between the veteran Johnnie Cronin of the Grads and Buddy Dixon, hurler for the winners, going into the fifth inning the game was tied at 3-all, In the last half of the fifth the Grads got to Dixon for four YOU'RE NEXT! CLOUTIER'S BARBER SHOP The most modern and best equipped barber shop in Westmount.4 Chairs - No Waiting \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014At Your Service | Shoe Shine - Manicure | 4129 St.Catherine W.(Between Elm and Wood} Fl.7842 ° During 1940, the average fare paid by users of the Montreal Tramways system was 6.14cents.In the same period, the average fare for American cities having a population of more than 100,000 was 7.97 cents.In other words, Montreal [citizens paid 23 per cent less for a transportation service which ranks with the very best on the continent.That difference of 1.83 cents per fare would amount in total in 1940 to over four million dollars \u2014representing a real savinginthe family budgets of Montrealers.(Ld » y [TRAMWAYS hits and three runs, which looked like the game au this moment.Cronin weakened in the sixth however and three successive extra base hits plus a walk, the last hit being a triple by Johnnie Mahattey with two on, tied the score at 6-all.Cronin walked Daniels and Willock in the seventh, both of whom scored on Fleet's homer.Dixon set the Grads.down without any damage in their half of the seventh to end the game, Donnie Maher, Lloyd Daniels and Buddy Dixon got two hits apiece for the winners while Don Randall got three of the loser's seven hits, The Grads infield sparked by a dazzling catch by Stan Morgan turned in a flawless performance, but the losers couldn't do much with Dixon's deliveries.The Royals on the other hand banged out an even dozen hits off Cronin, the four extra basers in the last two innings deciding the game.The RCAF-Dodgers game was closer than it appeared.The winners got ten of their runs in the first three innings, In Davis the Air Force has a pitcher on the \u201cMayall\u201d type who can really burn them in, Pee Wee Read und Noel Romney led the winners batting attack with two hits apiece, one of Romney's going for a double.Sergeant Smith knocked out a home run in the Air Force cause.Leonard hurled a neat game for the Dodgers, striking out nine men and only allowing five hits.ROYALS (9) AB H R PO A Dalzell, if.1 4% 1 1 2 Brennan, cf.+ 1 1 4 0 Mahaffy, th 4 1 0 # «à Maher, 3b \u2026.4 2 0 § 2 Daniels, 2b à 2 1 2 Browne, ss.4 1 0 1 A) Willcek, c.2 1 3 1 \u20ac Fleet, rf, .3 1 2 2 0 Dixon, p.s.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.3 2 1 #4 2 31.12 9 1 8 GRADS (6) AB H R ro A Randall, 3b 0.0.4 3 1 1 2 Millen.e.c.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026., 3 0 0 1 1 Cameron, of, .4 uw 1 1 1 Morgan, ss.,.> 1 1 1 0 Hoobin, 1b .4 1 NH 0 O'Connell, 2b 1 0 1 2 2 Fee, cee 4 1 2 0 A Cameron, cf.{ 1 4 4 à Cronin, p.3 Fee, rf.Lovcesossncs.¢ 0 0 oo à B® 7 6 2 6 Errors: none.Doubles: Hrennan, Daniels, Randall, A, Cameron, Triples: | Maher, Muhaffy.Dixon.Home run; Fleet.Strike-outs: Dixon.2; Cronin.5.Walks: Dixon, 7; Cronin, 6, Left on buse: Royals, 8; Grads, 8.Umpires: Booth and Little, RCAF (5) AB H R pn A Pollock (Sgt) ss, .( 1 2 a 1 Byler, yf.à 1 1 0» Birch, e.41 0 0 a Davis, p, .iF 0 0 1 Macleod, 3b .3 1 1 ] 1 Roderique, ¢f.2 0 #0 1 à Smith, If.3 11 08 Keen, Ib .\u2026 Thrasher, of.,.Mathews, 2b .o.e 2 0 # 0 0 2 5 5 T 5 DODGERS (12) AB H BR ro a P.Read, ss.,.2 Hutchison, if-2b.,.4 D.Mann, vf.Romney, ¢f.,.A.Mann, 3b .Alexander, 1b E.Read, 2b .MacNicoll, e.Leonard, p.ROBINTEX SUITINGS 2 0 1 2 I I 1 1 0 \u2014 ae TOL am dm a = = ng Ask Your Tailor HOES The tonic effect in wearing these Suitings creates a feeling of confidence.@ Ed CUARANTEED BRITISH MANUFACTURE UNIFORMS.FORMER SCOUTS & CUBS Carry On \u201cG0OD TURNS\u201d ; Send Your Old Scout or Cub Uniform to the BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION 1523 Bishop St.or Phone PL.7951 ALL DONATIONS WILL BE RECONDITIONED AND SOLD AT THE COST OF CLEANING TO BOYS WHO CANNOT AFFORD NEW With Your i foothall, IN TWO ENCOUNTERS IN SOFTBALL LOOP Top Cyclones 5-4 in Pee Wee League Fixture but Drop 19-15 Decision to Panthers Although the Red Wings only broke even in their two games during the week in the Pee Wee Softball League, the marked improvement in the play of the team shows that they will be threatening the top two teains before the season is finished.The Red Wings nosed out the Cyclones 5-4 last Wednésduy in the best game played to date in the league schedule, but dropped à 19-15 decision tc the Panthers on Monday.The Red Wings were missing three of their star players in this game as they were playing with the Redskins in a hardball double-header.In the Wednesday game when the Red Wings took their 5-4 decision over the Cyclones, Jack Martin's five bit hurling was the difference between a win and loss.The winners jumped into an early leod only to see the Cyclones come hack and tie the score in their half of the last inning at 4-all, Ned Jakman and Jack Martin opened the Red Wings last bats with successive singles, Jakman was forced at third on Sullivan's fielder's choice but Martin crossed the plate when Harwood got on base safe hy a Cyclone error.John Waterson crashed out a circuit clout for the losers.Ken Black, Earl MacDonald, Jakman and Martin each got a pair of hits for the winners, The Red Wings outhit the Panthers in Monday's game but failed to cop the decision, the Panthers winning 19-15, Raymond Orr banged out four of the loser's hits while Steve Galley got three hits and four runs for the Panthers.R, H.E.Cyclones so.000 101 2\u2014t 3 à Red Wings ,.,.001 2101\u20145 9 3 Batteries\u2014Bussiers and Gutel- fus.Martin and D, MacDonald, Bray.Red Wings .M40325\u201415 18 à Panthers \u201c - 112654 x-\u201419 10 2 LEAGUE STANDING W, 1 Pts.Panthers .\u2026.6 1 12 Cyclones .\u2026.6 1 10 Red Wings .5 3 10 Spitfires .2 5 4 Bruins .0 8 0 \u2018School Is Obscure But Not In Tennis Little Rollins College, at Winter Parks, Fla., has \u201cimported\u201d an array of stars from the rival state of California and set out to make itself a power in the tennis world, Tennis has Leen made a major sport.These hopes aren't based on wishful thinking.but on the whistling racquets of Miss Pauline Betz, co-tavorite with Miss Helen Jacobs to win the women's singles title; Miss Dorothy Bun- dy.ranked only a notch behind Pauline: Jack Kramer, sixth ranking male player, and Eddie Alloo and BEd Amark, two of the game's most promising youngsters.Their coach, a 27-year-old professional, Gordon Apgar, captained the University of Alabama team a few years back.Rollins has done well in football, too.for Jack McDowall's team won the SIAA championship in 1940.But the football players had to stay in the minor leagues to win.and the little fellows don\u2019t get hig headlines in French Workers Imitate Labor Front of Germany Marshall Pétain\u2018's appeal to workers to put aside the ides ov separate class organizations and (to join a common organization with employers and technicians seems to foreshadow an imitation in France of the (German Arbets- front.or Labor Front.This is not the first time since the defeat last summer that France has displayed a tendency to adopt German methods and institutions.ls Reaulne, If.,.,.1 non A 008 N.Mann, tf, .ñ a a 0 30 9122 à Errors: Sgt.Pollock, Davis, Muthews.Macleod, Roderiyue, P.Read, E.Read, Hutchison, D.Mann, MeNleholL Doubles: Romney.P.Read.Strike-outs: Davis, 8; Leonard, 9.Walks: Davis, 3; Leonard, 2.Umpires: Robertson and Simard.CROSSWORD SOLUTION TIGER POWER MAN Bis RUDY BEA Hebron WITH A BAT IN HIS HANDS! SWANS OPEN SEASON WITH 22-12 VERDICT OVER R.C.AF.NINE Win Sligger's Battle In Senior Softball Play \u2014 Royals Humble Dodgers, 12-4 The Swans opened up their Municipal Senior Softball League campaign with a 22-12 victory over the Air Force team, This game was played on Monday evening and was a slugger'g battie throughout.No less than eight home runs were knocked out, with Birch of the RCAF team getting a pair of them.Other hitting for the circuit were Jackie Coleman, Qwen Clarson, Bob Thompson, and Tommie Childs of the Swans, Sgt.Pollock and Jack Keene of the Air Force, Bob Thompson was the heavy hitter of the night getting a \u201cfuli house,\u201d a single, double, triple and home run.Jack (olemun playing with a dislocated thumb hanged out three hits as did Owen Clarson.Jack Keene with four for four was the best for the Airmen.Thrasher hurled a fair game for the losers but got little support to talk of.Swans - 720 724 x\u201422 13 1 RCAF .\u2026.« JUF 033 x\u201412 11 4 Batteries: Childs and Law; Thrasher and Bond.The Royals took their second straight win of the early season on Tuesday evening when they defeated the Dodgers 12-4.The losers were off to a had start when Bill Leonard their start ing pitcher did not turn up for the start of the gume, and did not get going till the score was 6-0 fdr the Royals, Buddy Dixon in addition to pitching the game contributed a triple and home run to the winner's cause.John Mahaffey of the Royals and Pee Wee Road of the Dodgerg also hit homers.Read got two other clean hits to lead the losers batting parade.Dodgers .non 120 1- 1 74 Royals .200 041 x12 10 2 Batteries: McNichol, Leonard and N.Mann, MeNicholl; Dixon and Willoek.W.LH.3.HOLD) SWIM CLASSES Messrs.Sharp and Murra Three-Wee Session for Boys in All Sharpe of the Westmount mediate School have been carry.fng on a series of swimming tests with boys of all grades.100 boys were given à swimming to determine wheth- swim and also The non-swim- mers and those less familiar with the finer points of the sport are opportunity to improve thelr skill at a class to be held in the Wednesday afternoons from 4 (o 5.It is hoped thal the period will make full use of the sure that the water is pure and fit for swimming al all tines, Len Beaton Is Tops Among \u2018Y\u2019 Chessmen Club has just completed a most successful year.During the year the club participated in two tournaments; the local club lost by a very close margin, The tournaments hetween the members wore closely contesfed.t Lan Beaton proved to be the most t skilled in the game, closely followed hy Bill Pater Case, f # Mel'onnell and d HEAVY RUBBER PLANTING Over 1.000.000 acres, in The Netherlands Indies are now planted to rubber, u SWEET WILLIAM SjLIY CON THE STYLISH PITTSBURGHER DEFINITELY VACATED HIS LIGHT HEAUMUJEICHT [I THRONE WHEN HE NEW YORK DATE WITH JOE LOVIS- JUNE (8-~- POR THE HEAUYWEIGHT CROWN) 7 BomBER JOE WiLL HAVE AT LEAST 20 POULDS ON SWEET WILLIAM BUT CONN SPEED MAY WRITE A LEW STORY! GAL Bol) ln \u2014 t Kevin Kennedy singled Redskins Martin and Shaw, Brown.WITH O-HIT, *0-RUN FIVE-INNG SCORE Pitches Aces to 8-0 Victory Over Redskins in Abbreviated Bantam Hardball Fixture Owing to the renovating of the Atwater Park diamond only (hree Bames were played in the West- mount Baseball League this week.Two Bantam games were played in the form of à double-hender on Mouday afternoon.Duvie Bussiers's Redskins up- peared in both contests and sad to relate dropped both games.The Aces shut-out the Redskins 5-0 in the first game on Ronnie Morrow's no-hit, no-run five inning piteh- ing, while the Panthers swamped them 20-5 in the second game.The feature of the (win bill was Rounie Morrow's hurling effort.Although the game ouly went five innings, Morrow hud the game in hand all through.Only four Redskins got on base during the five innings, three of them by virtue of walks and the other being hit by a pitehed ball, The closest the losers came to scoring was in the fourth inning when Morrow hit Bill Harold with a pitched ball, Harold advanced to second when Lerman was walked but was out attempting to steal third, Cameron making the beg to MacRae for the put-out.Morrow only tanned one man but superb support did tho rest.Morrow also proved the balling hero of the gume getting two hits In his two official times at the plate, Including a double, Hugh Cameron, catcher for the Aces also banged out a double.Bill Harold pitched a fairy enough game for the louers, only allowing three hits, but three wulks und (wo errors in disus- trous spots gave the winners the most of their runs, The second game of the (win bill wun a walkaway for the newly named Panthers (nce Hurricuues).Jack Martin took the hill for the Redskins and while hit fresly did not get any decent support from his mates, no less than elght errors becn chalked up against the Redskins.Basil Boxer and Jack MeKiasoek led the Panthers hitting attack with three hits Aplece, ons of Boxer's hits belng a triple, The Redskins found thoir batling eyes in this game and pounded in five runs in the second tuning, Billy Morton of the winners made the fielding gem of the day when he pulled down Bussierc's line drive In left fteld with à one handed stab.In the other hardball game played in the Midget section on Tuesday afternoon, (he Argos nosed out the All Stars 4-3 In the best game of the season so far, The All Btars Jumped in to a threa-run laud in the first inning, getting to Kevin Shea for four Straight hitu, Up single runs in the tral, second, The Argos picked ourth and seventh innings.The eventh Inning tally coming when to start he Inning, then stole second and hird bases, finally seoring on Willle Graham's \u2018\u2019squesze hunt\u201d own the first hase Hine, Pitcher Bill Reade of the Al) Stars deserved a beller fate, ax he only allowed the Argos Ihree hits to the seven singles the garnered off Shey.losers But Shea was nbeatable once ha gol over his bad first Inning.Tuhby O'Connell gol a long riple for the winners while Sam Pollock, Leonard Brooke and John Porter got two hits aplece for the All Stars.twelve All Stars, while Bill Reade whitfed eight Argos.Kevin Shea fanned Midget Game RHE All Stars 3 000 0 6 0 3 7 3 Argos 1101001 431 Batteries: Roade and Strachan; Shea and Benttie, Bamtam Games RHE Redskins 09904 0603 Aces 30h50x 830; Batteries: Harold and Shaw; Morrow and Cameron.RH By Panthers 89500 20 10 0° 05000 6 4g! Batteries\u2014 Boxer and Morton; FORUM GROCERY BEER DELIVERED ICE COLD Rapid Service till 11 p.m.FI.4744 If first line signals busy, Dial WE.1616 Nearest Licensed Grecer to Two double-headers one against the Rochester Rod Wings and the other against the Torunto Maple Leats, are scheduled for this week-end at the Stadium.The Royals tackle the Red Wings 1n the Victuris Day twin bill, and mest the Maple Leafs Sunday.Hoth double-headers will start at 8 o'clock.As this is written Rochester ts the only club in the league which hus been able to win more than half its games with the Royals.The Red Wings captured two out of the three games pluyed against Sukeforth's club in Rochester the past week-end.The Royals regarded the recent Rochester sories as nothing more than a momentary lapse, for Sukey's squad has shown consistently good hitting, fine fielding, and great pitching.Recent averages showed the Royals fur out in front in team batting, several points in the lead in team fleld- Ing.To a club already showing such class, Van Mungo and Alex Kampouris have been added.Mungo is still à great pitcher with plenty on the ball.Furthor- more, he is a hitter of some ability.In his first appourance In a Montreal uniform Sunday he drove in a run as a pinch-hitter.Van is a likeable fallow, bound to be populur with the poople of Montreal.Many stories aout him off the field.have been oxag- geratod and distorted.Kaumpouris will be remembered as the Grand second baseman, formerly of the Cincinuati Reads and New York Giants, who Inst acason banged 36 home runs for Newark.The averages told an interesting story about the Royals \u2014 how they are leading the longue in runs scored, In hits, in triples and In stolen buses.They are tied tor the lead in double-pluys.Individually, Jack Graham, Claude Corbitt, Roy Hughes and Paul Campbell have continued their fine work both at the plate England Foreseen Supreme In Skies The following lines, translated from Gray's \u201cLunas Habitahilis\", written at Cambridge in 1737, are published throughout Canada as a prophecy wbloh Wings for Britain, & volunteer Canadian fund, located at 215 BI.James Btrast Wost, Montreal, hopon to help coms true.Wings for Britain lias been roglstered under the War Charities Act and Is incorporated in Canudu to serve as an agency through whlch all contri- butfons of plunes for the RAF.may be made.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ere Grandin Knows Visitor \u2014 \u201cWhat make Is your grandson's new car?\u201d Grandma \u2014 \u201cI think L heard him say it was 0 Wow.\" Grit, - Golf, ridin ; aquatic .sports, fishing, everyio n outdoor tecrentic n; Kenuine com ort, excellent culsing await you at Gray Rocks, Economical, too.A vy i Restricted cliontele.FAY May AVL, WHEELER Mg.Dis.HLT TW CE LL VEBE(C DESCRIDES THE JJ ATMOSPHERE OF THE aulemdide Inn AT GRAND MERE.QUE.THE SURROUNDINGS ARE UNUSUALLY able BEAUTIFUL acdhooms Boy Srunges.and Food Food Combined with o homelike almosphe, Motes lhis hotel ideal Por @ real rest FAIR Don\u2019t Miss \u2018The Gay ADMISSION Westmount 2209 St.Catherine W.3e Here On The Week-end and in the field.Double steals, stonling home, sensational double.plays started by Campbell have vome with surprisingly regularity.During the week just closed the Royals scored 60 runs and made 97 hits In seven gumes \u2014 showing the kind of baseball which is bound to be popular.Tom Wiusoerr, Ray Mueller, Bergumo, larry Davis, Kurowskl and Lyons are among tho stars who will he here with the Red Wings, wille the Maple Leafs will display players like Rubeling, Lau Fraucol, Trucks and Tipton, Y.M.C A.Summer Membership Now available at the Westmount \u2018Y\u2019 Men $5.\u2014 saules $3.(Includes Vacaiton Club) For Further Particulars, phone Wilbank 2159 LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED By MeWHINNIES STAY SHARP LONGER Bicycle repairs and parts for all makes Locksmith \u2014 General Repairs WAlnut 3113 \u201cLet George Do tt McWHINNIE'S REPAIR SHOP Visit \u201cTobacco Road\u201d \u2014 \u201cThe Stork\u2019s Nest\u201d\u201d \u2014 \u2018\u2019Slespy Hollow\u201d \u2014 \"The Sparkling Midway\u201d \u2014 32 Glamorous Attractions.FORUM Thursday - Friday - Saturday MAY 29-30-31 Auspices of Rotary Club of Westmount \u2014 4 Charities 5900 SHERBROOKE WEST for the Holidoy JAMES WALKER HARDWARE CO.412 St.Jomes St.MArquette 4585 We Deliver Anywhere in Town, With phone in hand we wait your call.We welcome orders large or small, Never was better coal eve brought to the surface of the earth.Nevar was finer fuel offered to the homes of this community.Prompt deliveries! COAL - COKE - FUEL OIL @ Special Discount for Cash © ND mi ly DE 1132 LLU AA AL K1D5 SERVE You + COLOUR * ACTION * FUN GALORE 90's Fashion Revue\u2019 25¢ ONLY! x a ; A i 5 i i Ë w : io pik x i LA PAGE SIX ROVER CREWS \u201c5 PARTY SUCCESS \"SCRIBE REPORTS Couples Win War Savings On Saturday evening last, the Dies In 95th Year A resident of Westmount for more than 60 years, Mrs.Mary Seybold, died recently at her res- Ann Seybold, widow of John P, idence, 3 Forden avenue, following a short illness.She was in her 95th year.Daughter of the late Jacob and Mrs.Bricker of Waterloo, Ont.: Mrs.Seyhsold was married and Stamps as Prizes mn made her home in Montreal in Competitions 1871, and in 1878 moved to Cote St.Antoine\u2014now Westmount\u2014 where she had lived ever since.Capt.Robert F.Scott Rover Scout Crew held a very cuccessful party At the home of the Senior Rover Mate, Mel Burge.About 20 guests were present and from the reports submitted, all had a fine time.The games consisted of writing down nick-names of famous personalities and \u201c\u201cAd-Fun.\u201d Dancing was provided through an electrical phonograph belonging to one member with a wide assortment of records suited Zor the young guests of teen age and in their early twenties.* Prizes were awarded in War Bavings Stamps to three of the pouples present.Refreshments were served.Coming events: Belmont Park Day (mixed) and another party before the group closes for a month or so.It is expected that activities will start anew in the latter week in July or the 1st week in August.Arrangements .(continued from page 1) monkey; pony rides; Caledonia Market; white elephant sale; broadcasting; golf putting contest; knocking down Hitler and many others, Anyone wishing to offer their services or to send donations is asked to communicate with either Mrs.Macaulay at EL.5081 or Mrs.Mills at DE.3290.! Blocks Little Jimmy\u2014 \u201cDaddy, what are these Congressional blocs we hear so much about?\u201d Daddy\u2014 \u201cIt would seem, my gon, that their principal business {8 just that\u2014 to block things.\u201d Pathfinder.Semi - private loarn - to - swim lessons for boys and girls, 7 to 10 years of age.12 lessons $5.Individual Instruction by Intest methods REGISTER NOW WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.Wilbank 2159 RICH GARDEN SOIL AND MANURE Load $2.50 up DELIVERED S.AUBIN WA.6732 SPECIAL \u201c24th\u201d SALE - STERILIZED \u2014 WEEDLESS Sheep Manure Thursday, Friday, Saturday Only 100 Ron.3.25 verre 2.85 50 Res.1 J 1.75 2 > ° Ron.1.25 eerie 90 Delivered Within City Limits C.0.D.'s Only lots OR.) Reg\u2019d Ploriste 4841 SHERBROOKE W.DE.9898 Her husband died fn 1922, Surviving are three sons and a daughter, Gordon and Leslie Seybold and Mrs.Ernest Blackburn of Westmount, and John Clifford Seybold of London, Ont, and by seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren, H.Nourse Named To Head Group Hugh C.Nourse was elected president of King's Westmou:t: Home &nd School Association at the annual meeting Tuesday night, while R.V.Gregor Pearce was named honorary president; Mrs.Edwin M.Roberts, first vice- president and J.Douglas Lawier, second vice-president.Corresponding secretary Is Mra.G.Hyde with Mrs, S.G.Gomer, recording secretary; H.C.Todd, treasurer, G.1, Lessard, ex-offi- cio and Miss G.Hallett, teachers\u2019 representative, Tea was served following the meeting at which time an afghan wag raffled off, proceeds going to the Red Crcrs, Great Success.(continued from page 1) Hector Daly, 8.J., and Mme.M.R.Frankowska, a noted Polish political refugee, was presented as guest speaker at the April meeting of the Sodallty.The Recording Secretary stated that this only gives an indication of the work the Sodality had done but it would be impossible to enumerate a'\u2019 activities.Thls year the Sodallty was able to contribute $200.00 to the sinking fund of the Church and, apart from this, acquired a portable stage which it 1s intended wlll he used in future dramatic presentations.The Director of the Sodality, Rev, George Thoms, in addition to his spiritual direction, wrote and produced three original plays.Following the annual report tho chalr was turned over to Miss Betty Bethell, Chairman of the Nominating Committee, who conducted the elections.The following sodalists were elected to office for the ensuing year: Prefect \u2014Carroll McDonald; Vice-Pretect \u2014Helen Shaw; Treasurer\u2014Sheila Tremblay.Miss Batty Brennan, Vice-Prefect, tendered, on behalf of the Sodality, a vote of thanks to Miss Alma Tremblay, retiring Prefect, for her splendid work during the past two years.Before the Sodality brings to a close its activities for the year, it will hold a pllgrimage to Bon- secours on Friday morning, May 23rd, at 7.30 a.m, and a Mother and Daughter Breakfast will .be held on Sunday, June 1st, following the 8 o'clock Mass, at the Ritz- Carlton Hotel when a guest speaker will be present.Banner Season .(continued from page 1) ed by Keith Farquharson of Westmount \u201cY.\u201d A good number of counsellors and special instructors have also been appointed to the camp staff.A counsellor's training course will start early in May, and the annual spring camp re-union will be held on May 31st.The Kamp Kanawana Board of Management, of which O.N.H.Owens is chairman, has been active since the first of the year making plans for numerous improvements at the camp during the next few months, J.W.Pearks assistant superintendent of the Protestant School Board and Dean H.Hall of the Sir Geoge Willlams College, have recently joined the Board of Management.LARGEST OUTPUT The now airport at Rangoon, Burma, is claimed to be the larg- est in the East.\u2018The \u201cHidden Titles\u201d Contest 1 have found the words .hidden in the advertisement of .page Name hidden in the advertisement of .cusinsstscsssmsisnessnssstsonenes: OM PAGS 00.80d the words of this week\u2019s.Examiner, these being the titles of the two feature pictures to be shown at the Westmount Theatre during the first half of the coming week.decision as final regarding the awarding of passes to the Theatre.vnucosonseescano sens 00 M0 Hess 00000 SS00H020c0c0c0es ON | agrees to accept the judges\u2019 Minor Association Will Meet Monday Province of Quebec Minor Baseball Association held a meeting on Monday evening at the West- mount YMGA.tions point to a strong four team the Westmount Royals, N.D.G., St.Andrews and Verdun, while the bantams will have the West- mount Royals, N.D.G., St.Andrews and possibly Verdun.All the bantam games will be played in the mornings on At- water Park, while the midget and juvenile games are expected to be played in the evenings.Any other clubs wishing to en- The West End Zone of the Present {ndica- league in each of the three ter teams in this zon hould 3] 8 e shou groups, bantam, midget and ju- contact Bert Read, FI.3180 con- ventle, Se cerning the midget and juvenile The juvenile section will bave sections and Jimmie McCormick, 7 BUSINESS ASSOCIATION The Association has never recommended shopping in Westmount merely to help local merchants.Its aim is to acquaint residents of the general desirability of patronizing Westmount firms, and there are, of course, a great many reasons for doing so.Modern wholesale and distribution methods make it possible for the local merchant to do business on an equal price basis with other reputable business houses and Westmount firms offer goods and services at prices that will meet comparison with those charged elsewhere.High Diving Act Is Held At Park For Second Week A few years ago, a certain liner was sailing the briny deep on its way from the United States to the Hawalian Islands.The sun was shining in all its glory: the sea was slightly choppy; vacationists were indulging in one or more of the many forms of recreation provided aboard while others were swimming in the pool on deck.Among the latter was a certain young lady by name of Bee Kyle who wanted to vary ber swimming with a bit of diving.As she poised on the edge of the pool, ready for her dive, she was suddenly hailed by a lifeguard who forbade her to dive as the pool was only 8 ft.deep, and he waf responsible for the safety of the passengers when within his domain.In deference to his wishes, which were more or less orders, Miss Kyle cooly walked into the pool and continued her swimming, \"Twas only after the boat docked that the lifeguard] discovered that the young lady be prevented from diving was internationally famous as a high- diver.executed to avoid serious, if fatal, mishap.THURSDAY, MAY 22, 194! ft.deep and 15 ft.In diametep .» 8 stunt that must be per.tectly and accurately timed anq not Miss Kyle, wno nas been div- ing ever since she was a tiny tot and who made her professional debut as a diver at the age of P.S.VIAU twelve, has so thrilled patrons of Coal \u2014 Coke Belmont Park all week with her Fuel Oil daring and sensational diving act, ue ! that the management is holding her over for another week.Miss WA.4983 Kyle dives from a 110 ft, tower into an ignited tank of water, 5 49358 SHERBROOKE Ww.first Et WESTMOUNT MERCHANTS «:-»% APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE EALIZING that the success of its campaign to better business conditions in Westmount rests to a great extent on the support of the buying public The Business Association of Westmount takes this opportunity to record its appreciation for the co-operation thus far received.Also neighborhood stores almost invariably offer service that cannot be surpassed.Every time your local merchant sells you an article, he also sells you service.He knows your individual preferences and will go out of his way to serve you in the most efficient manner possible.The variety of merchandise stocked by local merchants is sometimes overlooked but the most casual survey of Westmount firms will readily demonstrate that practically every marketed commodity and service can be secured within the boundaries of this city., For these reasons, residents are urged to place as much of their business as possible with the merchants listed in this advertisement.During this Spring season especially, do your shopping in Westmount THE BUSINESS ASSOCIATION of WESTMOUNT) Automobiles: NASH-LAFAYETTE AUTOMOBILE LTD.4102 ST.CATHERINE W.WE.1122 Auto Repairs: S.S.HOOK 4230 ST.CATHERINE W.WE.1201 \u201c Bakery: DENT HARRISON & SONS, LTD.323 PRINCE ALBERT AVE.Cabinet Maker: \u2018C.SORENSON & SON 342 VICTORIA AVE.WA.4592 DE.3566 Caterer: | MAITLAND CONFECTIONER 4124 ST.CATHERINE W.Fl.4651 Cigar Stores: S.HYMAN, LTD.5005 SHERBROOKE W.EL.6407 Coal-Coke-Fuel Oil: HAND & PARKER, LTD.4857 SHERBROOKE W.DE.1131 Drug Stores: AMERICAN DRUG STORE Prompt Delivery 1385 GREENE AVE.Wi.2136-7 HARTE\u2019S DRUG Regd.4875A SHERBROOKE WEST WA.5636 Men's and Boys\u2019 Apparel and Footwear: WARREN REGD.4884 SHERBROOKE W.DE.3982 Electric Refrigeration: McPARLAND REFRIGERATION, REGD 4 HILLSIDE AVE.WE.6676 Florists: EDDY\u2019S FLORISTS 4178 ST.CATHERINE W.Fl.7242 JOHN EDDY & SON\u2019S, REGD 4841 SHERBROOKE W.DE.9898 Greenhouses at 2175 Belgrave Ave.Furriers: BLEAU & ROUSSEAU 5004 SHERBROOKE W.DE.4482 Groceries and Meats: DIONNE & DIONNE 4120 ST.CATHERINE W.FL.7411 THRIFT - STOP & SHOP + 4850 SHERBROOKE W.DE.1195 Hairdressers: LAFRANCE BEAUTY SALON Permanents and All Branches of Beauty Culture 4842 SHERBROOKE W.EL.7880 Hardware: M.CASCARANO PROMPT DELIVERY 4151 ST.CATHERINE W.WE.1847 Jewellers: OHMAN'\u2019S WATERPROOF WATCHES 1216 GREENE AVE.WE.4046 Ladies\u2019 Ready-to-Wear: MAY'S RITE FIT LADIES\u2019 WEAR 1219 GREENE AVE.FI.9541 Manufactured Ice: ICE MANUFACTURING COUSE CRYSTAL PURE ICE CUBES FOR YOUR ENTERTAINING 4093 ST.CATHERINE W.FI.6311 Moving and Storage: WESTMOUNT TRANSFER & STORAGE LTD.205 OLIVIER AVE.WE.1113 Printers: ROBSON PRINTERS LTD.4206 ST.CATHERINE W.WE.5227 Restaurants: MURRAY\u2019S LUNCH LTD.5011 SHERBROOKE W.DE.3262 Roofing and Plumbing: WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ROOFING CO.ROOFING INSPECTION AND ESTIMATES FREE 206 OLIVIER AVE.* WE.3844 | Night and Sunday Calls: AM.1418\u2014CA, 9864 Shoes and Hosiery: JOHN SMITHERS & SONS Reg\u2019d.52 Years in Westmount 4213 ST.CATHERINE W.Signs: SPRAD REG\u2019D.SHOW CARD DESIGNER Owned and Operated By L.F.HARDING 1215 GREENE AVE.WE.3454 FI.4747 | Taxi Service: | WESTMOUNT TAXI SERVICE 1165 GREENE AVE.FI.2468 Upholstering and Draperies: B.WILDE 220 ELM AVE.FI.2622 W wil to Cal by Tea the in att Rr fas old me anc to bla of enc adi ger wil du) hel the AS cer un she fes cor ion to ski go] Mu be of me wh {ir ear fea Ca At Ma "]