The Westmount examiner, 5 juin 1941, jeudi 5 juin 1941

[" IS \u201c42 Years in 6 Westmount WEDDING GIFTS FOR THE JUNE BRIDE An Exclusive £-\"z-t'an ot OLD ENGLISH SILVER OHMAN'S PE HARDWOOD FLOORS Suoplied - Laid - Finisked Repaired - Refinished Cleaned A.Ross Grafton & Co.he Westmount Examiner EE we sone PEVELLERS ue a Serving The City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis 163 5 Cut 5.ie voL.XII.No.23 LAN 5043 DISOULII MAIN ILES 2 © WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1941 PRICE:\u2014TWO CENTS ND.1 SQUADRON OF AIR CADETS 15 INSPECTED Westmount Corps Parades Before Air Commodore G.V.Walsh Who Urges Boys to Heed Instructors What they are now learning will be of vital importance if they decide to Join the Royal Canadian Air Force at a later date, members of No.1 West- mount Squadron, Air Cadet League of Canada, were told by Air Commodore G.V.Walsh, air officer commanding No.3 Training Command, as they paraded for inspection last week in West- mount Park, Air Commodore Walsh declared the air force is extremely interested in having a pool of prospective recruits of so high a standard for later years.He urged the boys to pay strict attention to their instructors, chiefly air force veterans, so that the things which they learned would eventually be of value to them in defence of their country.H, P.Illsley, commanding officer of the cadets, was in charge of the parade, while other ranking officers from the Navy, Air Force and Army were in attendance.Mayor Walter A.Merrill, K.C,, of Westmount, also participated.It was the second fnspection for the Westmount Corps since its establishment early this year.RMR Band Opens Weekly Concerts Uuder direction of Captain T.E.Jackson, the Royal Montreal Pegiment band opened the 1941 season of w ex'y band concerts Monday night in Westmount Park.The following program was hoard: March, Washington Grays (Grafulla); Military Overture (Mendelssohn); Cornet solo, Colombia (Rollinson), Sgt.A.Me- Curdie, soloist; Descriptive, A Hunting Scene (Buccalossi); Sabbath Morning on Parade (Ord Hume); Suite A Coon\u2019s Day Out (Baynes); Trombone solo, Lend Me Your Aid from The Queen of Sheba (Gounod); Descriptive, London Bridge (Vail); Souvenir d- Quebec (O'Neill); March, Old Comrades (Teike), Regimental March, \u201cGerman Plane\u201d Arouses Much Interest Residents of Westmount and points west were at least mildly startled one fine morning, early this week, on perceiving the apparent wreckage of a German Messerschmitt fighter plane in front of Victoria Hall on Sherbrooke street, its nose buried in the ground.And above it, draped in the branches of a tree, was displayed a parachute.The plane, still in evidence, hadn\u2019t been shot out of West- mount skies, however, it Is part of the local Victory Loan Come mittee's publicity for the drive launched officially fast night, It is intended to place a sign on or near the dummy \u201cME reading, in effect, \u2018Buy War Bonds and Help Shoot Them down.\u2018 VACATION CLUB 10 BE OPENED BY LOCAL \u201cy\u201d Summer Program Being Arranged For Boys 10 And 15 Years \u2014 \u2018General Swim\u201d Popular Plans are under way for the opening of the Westmount \"Y\u201d Vacation Club as soon as schools close for the summer holidays.Every effort is being made to prepare a program to meet the needs of the boys o! the community between the sges of 10 and 15, and will be spending all or part of the holidays in the city.Swimming, hiking, craftwork, photography, leather work, and soap carving are only a few of the many interests which will be available for the boy to try his skill, A large number of the \u201cY\u201d members are making use of the swimming pool at a \"general swim\u201d period hild Monday to Friday from 5:15 to 6:15 p.m.Many of the boys are given help in improving their swimming and diving.These periods are carefully supervised.As a closing athletic event for the 1940-1941 season, the senior students of University School held a swimming meet in the Y pool Tuesday afternoon.Hugh Fraser won the senior honors.John Bur- kett was second followed closely by James Willlams.Bell Telephone Geared For Wartime Emergencies \u201cWe see a hard, tough job ahead, as you all du, but we have a lot in our favor, We have a telephone plant that is in the pink of condition.We have a vast \u2018manufacturing organization.We nave an alert, experienced and loval personnel manning our switchboards and equipmeut, our construction trucks, and supply lines.We live a secsoned man- agemeui, every one of whom has demonstrated his right of leadership by rising from the ranks,\u201d said P.A, McFarlane, vice-presid- ent of The Bell Telephone Company of Canada, speaking before tie Westmount Rotary Club yesterday in Victoria Hall.Mr.McFarlane, a resident of Westmount, outlined the requirements imposed upon the telephone ities of the Red Cross Society, YM the training and equipping of the army, navy, and air force, the establishment of government and militagy offices, barracks, airfields, and camps, the extension and construction of muaition, aircraft, shipyard, an1 military sup- Ply plants, the widespread activ- Ities of the Red Cross Society, Y.CA, Salvation Army, Knights of Columbus, and other organizations engaged in wartime service work, and the raising .f the fin- inces necessary to carry on these Sperations.In keeping with the company's policy of preparedness for emer- rency demands upon the telephone staffed with experienced employees, splendidly-equipped and with some spare faclHtles not required since the pre-depression years.Thus the upward surge of long distance traffic, which has occurred throughout the country since the outbreak of war, has been handled smoothly and efficlently.The technical and supply problems arising out of Canada\u2019s war activity have not yet caused embarrassment, but as time goes on it is expected that priorities will be more rigidly applied to essential materials, and the telephone industry will be required to do mors and more in the field of substitution.Service problems were described by Mr.McFarlane who outlined some of the changes that have taken place in towns and villages where, in prewar days, there was little demand for telephone service.Since control of these camps.airports, and factories Is all centred in Ottawa, expansion of telephone facilities there.both local and long distance, has been extraordinary.he sald.\u2018These requirements,\u201d Mr.Me- Farlane said.\u201cinvolve the whole scope of the telephone art\u2014more HMnes\u2014more switchboards\u2014more trained women +nd more skilled men\u2014more money.Resourceful- ness\u2014perhaps some unappreciated planning\u2014a certain measure of good luck\u2014but nevertheless management must foresee and take steps to anticipate these unusual tystem, the outbreak of war found that system well organized, fully- \u2014\u2014 deta - demands.(Contizued on Page 3) Sas Canadian and American women wearin new Red Cross uniforms met for the first time during the present war when Mrs.Walter Lippman, wife of the well-known New York received at the national headquarters of the Canadian Red Cross Society at Toronto, following her visit to Red Cross Mouse of the Quebec Provincial Division in Montreal last week.Here Mrs.Lipp- the Mrs.Ernest P.journalisf, was man, (centre) is seen with members of the Canadian Red Cross Corps.They are: (left to right) Food Administration Service; national commandant of the Office Administration service; Mrs, Lippman, who is assistant to the national director of the American Red Cross Volunteer Special Services branch; Mrs.James Baxter, Toronto commandant of the Transport Service.Lee, national commandant of the Mes.Arthue Ellis, Memorial Service Held For Flt.-Lt.G.G.Hyde on TAY A memorial &&rvice for Flight- Lieutenant Geo.G.Hyde, R.C.A.F., killed on active duty \u2018\u2018somewhere in England\u2019 last month, was leld Tuesday evening In Erskine and American United Church, Son of G.Gordon Hyde, K.C., M.L.A., and Mrs.Hyde of West- mount, FIt.-Lt.Hyde was one of the first Canadian airmen to go overseas with the 115 Fighter Squadron, holding the rank of flying officer at the time.He became a member of No.1 Fighter Squadron and was promoted to the rank of Flight lieutenant.He was wounded last year but returned to action and was shot down May 17.Rev.E.Leslie Pidgeon, D.D., L.L.D., conducted the service, assisted by Squadron-Leader Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, M.C., senior chaplain at No.3 Training Command, Tribute to FIt.-Lt.Hyde was paid by the officiating minister and three hymns, Onward Christ- lan Soldiers, O God Our Help In Ages Past and Abide With Me were sung during the service.Two buglerg of the R.C.A.F., sounded the Last Post and Reveille.Among those attending, other than the survivors, Mr.and Mrs.Hyde, & brother Capt.Richard Hyde, R.C.A., and a sister, Shirley, were: Hon, Philippe Brais, Hon.J.A.Mathewson, Hon, Charles Dunning, Group Capt.Frank S.Mec- Gill, headquarters, R.C.A.F., Ottawa, and Mrs, McGill); J.O.Asselin, president, Executive Comittee, City of Montreal; George Marler, L.R.Lafleur, Wing- Cmdr.J.M.Freeman, Wing- Cmdr.N.G.Goodman, Mr, Justice J.C.Walsh, Mr.and Mrs.Morris Wilson, Dr.F.Cyril James, Col.J.J.Creelman, Coi.and Mrs.Hugh Walkem, Mr.and Mrs.V.Casgrain.FO.C.J.Baker, PO.F.C.Caron, PO.A.S.Bell, PO.J.A.Howe, PO.J.M.Haight, representing (Continued on Page 3) G.B.Foster Named Air Cadet Leader G.B.Foster, K.C, of West- mount, was elacted president of the Air.oer Laine of Canada which began operations last week at national headquartors in Ottawa.Lord Athlone, Governor-Gen- eral, is patron of the movement, while Air Marshal W, A.Bishop, V.C.,, D.F.C., D.S.0., of Ottawa, is honorary president.The league, whose No, 1 Squadron in this district is formed of boys from Westmount schools, is training boys of 12 to 1b years and 15 to 18 years in junior and senior groups in the ground work of the Royal Canadian Afr Force.It is expected 25,000 boys will enroll across Canada before the September school terms start.RECITAL PLANNED IN AID OF FUND Pupils of Irene Nichols, L.R.- S.M., will give a pinaforte recital next Wednesday, June 11 at the Westmount Intermediate High School in aid of the Queen's Canadian Fund.BOYS\" BRIGADE T0 BE ACTIVE DURING SUMMER Weekly Swim Session Arranged for First Company, While Model Railroad Work, Boxing Are Other Features \u2018The First Westmount Company, Boys' Brigade, is carrying on many of its activities throughout the summer months and has arranged a special swimming period each Saturday afternoon where the a : sae and prepare for swimming as well ag lile saving badges, Mode! railroading, an entirely new hobby for the Brigade, is being developod hy Lieut.Alexander Upham and &as created a tremendous interest.Boxing will be conchgë by Warrant Officer Willard Browh, \u201c7 The two tirast boys to receive their national service badge, Lance-Cp!l.Wêwin Goring and Pte.David Call, are well on the way toward an additional 50 hours, which, when reached, gives them a red shield beneath the badge.Many of \u2018the other boys are making rapid progress toward their 100 hours and this summer should sce a great many awarded with the badge.New arm markers for national service will be released shortly and may he worn hy those performing these spacial duties.Plans are going forward for a company camp, which it is hoped will take place early in the summer.Two years ago, a most auc- cessful camp wag hold And a sl milar arrangement would be most welcome by the boys.Captain Richardson has made numerous contacts and sever] are most attractive.AB Boon fs a definite arrangement has been reached, all boys will he notified.James C.Steel To Direct His Number James C.Steel of 222 Wood Avenue, Westmount, will reallze à lifelong ambition Sunday evening, June 15, a.Lafontaine Park when he conducts the Royal Victoria Rifles band in the playing of his own compôsition, a descriptive fantasia entitled \u201cA Plenic at 8t.Helen's Isle.\u201d The program will conclude with a prayer for peace and victory.Captain Gariepy, Victoria Rifles band master, has collaborated with Mr.Steel In arranging the special performance.NORMA SHEARER RETURNS HOME HOLLYWOOD \u201cALL OUT\u201d FOR BRITAIN By Geraldine Brietzcke.\u201cIt's as though I had just left yester- said Westmount'8 Norma SLbeures, day.\u201d when Interviewed at her hotel afternoon.my life.feels to be back, and terribly happy to be here.\u201d \u2018My sensation when flying through the air on the way back to Montreal was one of the great experiences of 1 am amazed at how familiar it I yesterday when me! the people 1 want to see and haven't had time to see.\u201d Casual Styles \u2018Chic\u2019 \u201cClothes and make-up are definitely casual nowadays,\u201d interviewed yesterday, wear gaberdine or sack suits myself, and very rarely wear a hat\u2014prohahly because I seldom find a hat that looks llke one on Little make-up is being worn In the day time now-\u2014more for evening.\u201d Miss Shearer, looking lovely In a ruit of Norma Shearer, \u201c1 always said Thous Miss Shearer, looking radiantly lovely, told reporters that she was looking forward \u201ctremendously\u201d to the Victory Loap Rally in Westmount Park, and said: \u201cHollywood as a whole, and especially the motion picture industry, is thoroughly and wholeheartedly sympathetic with the British war effort.I feel very honored to be invited to the Rally, and hope I can be of some assistance to the great cause.\u201d \u201cI wish I could stay longer,\u201d the actress continued, \u201cbut I am about to start work on a new picture, \u2018We were Dancing,\u201d which is based on a group of short plays by Noel Coward, called \u2018To-Night at 8.30\".\" Norma Shearer told French reporters that the next time she came back to Montreal, she ould know how to speak French.Asked whether other British born movie stars would be likely to come to Canada to help foster American-Canadian friendship.she said that it was possible but it might be difficult to arrange, because when under contract with a studio, one\u2019s actions are controlled by the studio.\u201cIf we En À NORMA SHEARER \u201d came too often,\u201d she said, \u2018you might get pale chartreuse with a long jacket, wore suede shoes to match her suit.She was bareheaded.and her hair, of burnished red-gold, was worn in a fairly long bob.softly waved, with no elahorate curls.Asked about her children, Norma Shearer sald \u2018Irving, the hoy, 18 ten\u2014 blond, freckled, blue-eyed.He's mad about model] aeroplanes, guns, and Buck Rogers.Katherine la five, and completely different in appearance.She has dark eyes, dark halr, dark skin.She loves to dance and giggle.They hoth love tn swim,\u201d she continued.\u201cThey don't take much Interest in my picturest they'd rather play around the old sets in the studio!\u201d \u201cI should bring them to Canada for a skiing trip,\u201d Miss Shearer added.\u201cThey both love to ski.\u201d ; Norma Shearer is ax lovely In real life tired of us!\u201d as a her peter She is por all not \u201c1 miss the Canadian winters very oa nes 4 aintiness and \u2018 eu J Se much,\u201d sald Miss Shearer, \u201caithough I \u201chêrm and a real sense of humnr.er have been able to go skiing in Sun Valley.Some day I must sneak back and visit all enthusiasm and Interest seem tn sparkle out of her lovely blue eyes, and she has a ready laugh.ands Throng Westmount Park; See Norma Shearer Westmount-born Motion Picture Star Aids in Launch- ing Local Campaign \u2014 Heti: C.G.Power, Major Kilpatrick, Mayor\u201c W.A.Merrill, K.C., and BY/STAN 11 yeura lust night and thousands from Hollywood; with her appeal RMR.SEEKING REINFORCEMENT Local Machine Gun Unit Opens Campaign to Fill Up Reserve for Ist Battalion Overseas An agtive recruiting campalgn to secures reinforcements for Its 1st Battalion ovorseas is helng conducted by the Royal Montreal Regiment (MQ), with headquarters\u201d In Westmount.' A machine gun unit, fully mechanized, the R.M.R.seoks quick response from young men who are mechanically minded and keen about the type of nction they would get In this mobile force.It ls expected the present quota will be filied within n weak.Men wishing to enlist in this regiment for full time active service should apply lmmedlately to the R.M.IR.Armory, 4025 81.Catherine street, Wentinount (near the Glen).Recruits must be physically fit, not less than 5 foot tall, 120 pounds in weight and betwoon 19 and 406 years of age.A mar- rled man should bring his marriage certificate and children\u2019s birth certificates where such apply.Douglas Lorimer Named President Quebec June 4-\u2014 Douglas [ori- mer, of Westmount, wus elected President of the Canadian Chom- ical Association as the two-day Canadian Chemical convention ended at the Chaleau Frontenac here tonight, Thomas A.Faust, of London, Ont.became vice-pros- ident and Dr.A.Labrie, of Quebec, secretary.STAFF DRIVER i % 14% NK isl PTE.JOHN L.TOMPKINS Son of Mr.and Mrs.Charles M.Tompkins, 5530 Cote St.Luc who want overseas with the Royal Canadian Regiment and was later transferred to headquarters.He is now staff driver with the First Canadian Infantry Brigade.Pte.Tompkins is well known in athletic circles in the west end of Montres! and in Westmount.Ha was particularly active in softball leagues of these districts.a _ 7 i _ 7 The charming motion picture star likely has stopped showin her brilliant career but seldom if ever has she been hailed by as'large a throng as crowded Westmount Park to sos and: hear hor help launch Westmounl's Victory Loun Campaign.Should the local drive \u2018go ovor top,\u201d much credit will be dus Miss Shearer, for she incited tremendous interest with her flying visit George A.Campbell, K.C., Are Other Speakers HELLEUR Norma Shearer cam@é home to Westmount for the first time in bade her welcome.many a to buy war bondsa!\u201d\u2014apoken into % microphones carrying her voice ueross (he continent.These were stimulating factors.lt was an impressive rally throughout, & oredit to the Clty of Westmount and the local Vie- tory Loan Commitles undar Chairman Goorge A.Campbell, K.C.\u2018 Not since the Royal Visit han western Montreal sean sucli seemingly endless llnos of automobiles snarling traffic on practically evory sireat beiweon (Greene ave: nue and Claremont, east and west, and St.Catherine and Notre Dame de Grace, south and north, And not since the Royal visit has this section seen such hustle aud bustle of thousands of peop lo concentrated in ous particular woctor; so much craning of necks, citoments-mo- many youngsters who had lost track of thelr parents, such general \u2018'to-do.\u201d Long beforo the arrival of Miss Shearer and other guest speak- erg, Westmount Park was crowd- wd, Lrees wero full of youngsters people stood antop benches and anything elso affording them a better look ut Lhe special speakers\u2019 stand construcied u few yards enst of tho handstand.Following the opening signal shell, accompanied by the band and drums of the Royal Montreal Regiment, a March Past was held featuring naval and Military forces and alr cadets, the solute being taken by the Hon, C.G.Power Minister of Natloyal Defense for Air, from the speakers\u2019 stand, The throng then stood to attention us the R.M.R, band played God Save the King, after which Mayor Walter A.Merrill, K.C., of Westmount, Introduced Mr, Power, whusu voice, amplified by a special public ~ddress system, paid tribute to each of the fighting forces and urged those present to \u201cbuy bonds and help liek Hitler.\u201d Tha crowd, roped off in a semicircle about 35 yards from the stand, surged closer in anticipation of Miss Bhearer\u2019s address as bright spotlights were focused on the microphones, and Westmount police, aided hy members of the R.C.M.P, and C.P.C,, had trouble keeping it In check, | A great cheer went up as Mayor Merrill concluded his introduction and assisted the dulnty screen stur to the microphones.And the crowd war ull eyes and ears for birthplace, the next five minutes as Miss Bhearer told Lhem how much she appreciates returning to her she \"IL remember so clearly,\u201d | said, \u2018walking vhrough this park, \"right where you're standing, going to school over there at Wests mount, High.\u201d Aud she pointed to a large building directly south on Academy Road, the gesture giving rise to solld cheers from members of the student body and Alumni fin the audience, \u201cI consider it 4 great honor to be Invited to participate in this rally,\u201d she sald, \u201cand I sincerely hope 1 can be of some assistance to the great cause \u201d Before resuming her seat, and at the request of Mayor Merrill, the blue-eyed star stood up on her chair, amiled ;the stand who had not been able \u2018tn hear the voice or obaerve the ; face of the person's they'd come to see, ; À brief but to-the-point address \u2018was then delivered by Major Kil- \u201cpatrick and after Chairman \u2018Campbell had thanked and ex- |tended a vote of thank.to speak- ters and guests, the rally conclud- | ed with music by the R.M.R.band and a fireworks display.st many people fainting from ex- .and waved to the .many spectators crowded behind - The Westmount Ex Gardep vubuib of Canada s M THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING © WAlnut 2773 nPWaUaper ft the huine BUY! BUY! BUY! First results of the national are exceedingly encouraging, bu give to the limit.attained.It is a matter of local ation with your home address so munit contribution.can be passed is for each subscri explicitly where he lives.district will be given credit and will not be affected in any way.GOOD NEIGHBOURS HELP Another of the many goodwi | A Portland department store responsible for the beginning o entire city embraced the schem Publisheg kvery Thursday Serving tne Utly of Westmount \u2026 Mead Ottice: 2191 Hampton Ave.\u201cThe Bzseminer\u2019 aims tu Us an Independent, clean devoted to bubiic service WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, JONE 5, 1941 à long way to go and it behooves all of us to Buy Victory Bonds.buy them early and often.This is one tremendously effective way to help win the war.A large surplus will be viewed with alarm in enemy countries, while failure will be a cause of rejoicing in Germany and her allies.Every district has a quota which must be a good showing.Consequently you are asked, no matter where you buy, to mark your applic- wil be given full credit for your The only way the large quota In this manner the have developed through a spontaneous desire to do something to help Britain is a British trade campaign that began in Portland, Oregon, and has now spread to cities in twenty- four states.The purchase of Canadian goods is also encouraged by the sponsors.effort when he realized that Britain's greatest need in the U.S.was increased credits.These could only be improved by increased purchases of British goods.A committee was organized to ;Aid Britain by Reciprocal Trade and the papers giving publicity and shops displaying British-made goods.It was emphasized that war needs.aminer etropolis, COMPANY Victory Loan t we still have Yes, ain\u2018s behalf is pride to make that our comber indicating the salesman Il efforts that executive was f this helpful e, with news- Portlond\u2019s \u201cBuy Something British Week\u2018 was such a success from the merchants\u2019 standpoint, that it has become a year-round activity.At the rate of 15 cities a week it spread to other states.The growing campaign is making a substantial contribution to Britain's cause, and it proceeds on a growing scale.It has been emphasized that no loss is felt by American factories 3nd American workmen, as the war has given the U.S.an enormously increased trade balance with Britain.And in fact most of the long list of Britain products suggested to purchasers, are not of a type that compete seriously with American manufacturers.The growth of this effort in Portland would probably occasion little surprise among Canadians on the west coast, for Vancouver is closer to Seattle, Portland and other neighboring Pacific coast cities below the border than it is to its nearest Canadian neighbours bevond the Rockies.The Portland campaign on Brit- good-neighbour relations that prevail with Canada on the Pacific coast.BEATING HITLER AT HOME The important business of beating the U-boats is the navy's job, of course, but with springtime in Britain an opportunity was given to millions to help meet the U-boat menace.With the first fresh days of spring men, women, and children turned their sparetime efforts to an easy but effective way of beating Hitler.Seeds were the ammunition and hoes, rakes, and spades were their weapons.No spring phase of the home front program in Britain has been more important than sowing the seeds for foodstuffs.estates, in parks, lawns, gardens, and allotments in every corner of Britain, the April army of gardeners was in action.The people of the island kingdom did not have to be reminded that they were doing a vital job in easing the call on merchant shipping and saving the lives of men at sea.And they knew the threat of defeat in a disastrous food shortage on the home front while Britain's sailors were doing their utmost to deliver the weapons for victory.They knew that \"Hitler has staked much on such a hope.- rm no doubt largely due to the On vast THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER 1 Westmount Baptist Church Notes * The services in the Westmount Baptist Church will be conduet- ed by the Minister, Rev, J, A.Johnston.The theme of the morning sermon will be \u201cSwords into Ploughshares or Ploughshares into Swords?\u201d \u2014 \u2018\u2018Spears into Pruning-Hooks or Pruning.Hooks into Spears?\u201d Life pre sents um with awe-inspiring alternatives.The day in which we live will, in large measure, determine what we shall make of the Metal of Life.ol In the evening, the address will be presented under the title, \u2018Bojourners in Time, but Citizens of Eternity.\u201d In this address, the preacher will review what the Bible has to say about Life in the Near Hereafter and in the Far Hereafter.Visitors are cordially invited to these Inspiring services.- Legion Launches \u201cPoster\u201d Contest Ottawa, \u2014The \u2018Fighting Man's University\" operated by the Canadian Leglon Educational Services has a: «ounced, in conjunction with the National Gallery, a poster competition for artists and art students in all parts of the Dominion, ~ .The posters\u2014there will be one each day for the Navy, Army and R.C.A.F.\u2014are intended to challenge the service men to take advantage of the educational facili- tiles offered by the Leglon, and the winning designs will be lithographed and placed in barracks, recreational huts and raesses both in Canada and overseas.The prizes offered are, three firsts\u2014one for each service\u2014of $60; three seconds of $26, and three thirds of $10 each.The \u201cdeadline\u2019 'for ontries is June 15, and all designs are to be sent to the Director of the National Gallery, Ottawa.Judges are F.8.Haines, pres- words for 20 & % The Westmount Examiner 35/ CLASSIFIED ADS py Sp Serum Pen WAlnut 2773 ofra and Bhampoo required @ Successiul results on dyed os bieaches hale R 0 X Y 1352 St, Catherine W, - Cor.Crescent, PL.024) 18c Reduction Given On Presentation Of This Ad 4 YOUR 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screen documents of Hollywood Gossips * * HARDY COMEDY AT WESTMOUNT \u201cAndy Hardy's Private Secretary\u201d Depicts Graduation of Family Scion \u2014 Designed to strike a responsive cord in the hearts of all the family, \u201cAndy Hardy's Private Secretary,\u201d which is now playing at the Westmount United Theatre until Saturday night, is heralded as destined to prove one of the most popular of the series, The latest Hardy Family pte- ture proves a milestone in the Jife ot Andrew Hardy.Its plot, in brief, finds the young man deep In the duties as chairman of numerous senior committees.and being a Good Samaritan on the side to a couple of youngsters less fortunate than he.How he inadvertently causes a near tragedy in their family, and how, fu spite ot failing an English exam.he manages to be among those present when diplomas are handed out, makes for one of the the year, Popular Cust The popular cast has again been assembled, with Lewis Stone as Judge and Mickey Rooney as Andy.lay Holden is seen as Ma Hardy, Sara Haden as Aunt Mil- ly and Ann Rutherford as Polly Benedict.Two additional screen favorites, lan Hunter and Gene Reynolds, make their appearance with the family In the new production.The picture also marks the screen debut of a palr of promising newcomers, Kathryn Gray- aon, seventeen-year-old coloratura soprano, and Todd Karns, son of the popular screen comedian, Roscoe Karns, In addition to appearing In the important dramatic role of Andy's secretary, Miss Grayson sings three songs, two classical and one popular selection.Young Karns, who proves himself one of the most promising Juvenile finds of the GUNS PLANES SHIPS TANKS Our Boys need them.Your dollars will provide them.HELP FINISH THE JOB BUY VICTORY BONDS Space Contributed by THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER NEWS OM THE THEATRE WORLD From Old Countr Now At Snowdon Britain sends another vivacious comedy-romance to the Snowdon in \u201cJust Like a Woman,\u201d which pits beautiful Gertrude Michael against John Lodge in à battle of wits, International jewel-trading is the background of the story, not because qf women's foudness for Jewelry, but, rather, because ft provides an amusing way of proving that woman is tops In Intrigue in the confideh-e game, in sleuthing, in deallng with gangsters, and, of course, in romantic pursuits, Gertrude Michnel sets out to beat John Lodge, a rival.Jewel- buyer, at his wn game, and she tops him, hands down, at every turn, Vivacious Comedy y * & * Filled to the brim with the gay and glamorous lure of the Argentine and sparkled with breuth-taking dances and musle, \u201cDown Argentine Way\u201d promises delightful entertainment for the second halt of this outstanding double feature program.Produced In technicolor, this musical extravaganza has a superlative featured cast headed by Don Ameche, Betty Grable and Carmen Miranda.The story blends romance, ¢omedy and music.Newsreel highlights Include Roosevelt's speech and shots of the H.M.8.Hood and DBismarck, but these do not Include the actual sinkings.Honeymoon Over Deanna Prepares For New Picture Deanna Durbin, now Mrs.Vaughn Paul in private life, returns to \u2018Universal City within the next few days to prepare for her next starring picture, \u201cAlmost an Angel.\u201d Filmdom's ment famous bride, and her young producer-husband, have been honeymooning in Cal- Ifornta since their marriage on April 18.Immediately after her return, the Universal star will rehearse and record two of the several songs to be featued In the new picture.The standard compositions, \u201cThe Lord's Prayer,\u201d and \u201cGoing Home,\u201d are first on her agenda of recordings.Other numbers, including several orlg- inals, are being prepared for hor rendition, and actual filming of .the picture is scheduled to begin on May 19.Tn \u201cAlmost an Angel\u201d Deanna will have Robert Cummings for her leading man for the third time.Charles Laughton will be co-starred with Miss Durbin.year, portrays the role of.Miss Grayson\u2019s brother.The newest of the Hardy Family series was directed by George B.Seitz, who has piloted the fam- fly through most of their screen adventures.In this world it is not what we take up, but what we give up that makes us rich, \u2014 Henry ward Beecher, SUPER- COLD B RUSHED TO DO YOU KNOW HOW TO HAVE PHONE EL.+ SOLS \u2019 5307 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST Deliveries 8 a.m.to 11 p.m.\u201cThe Phantom Submarine\u201d EER YOUR DOOR 6566 FRUITS & GROCERIES 1 have found the words The \u201cHidden Titles\u201d Contest .Name hidden in the advertisement of \u2026uucsesceorieseensesscencensseceesensncaccces.OI PAGE Bcvossesencuseus BRA the WOPÉS Luccssrensencemenenenrennsanmensaastencanemes en nnces hidden in the advertisement Of .usecsceucessseseenmioncemasensasencecncsses OR of this week's Examiner, these being the titles of the \u2018two 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.1 agree to accept the judges\u2019 Address Winners are to be drawn fi nOvSSUHEHOOHUHOASSHRNSON OO OS HHONI00Û ng the \u2018correct answers.MONKLAND HAS DARING DRAMA Brillant Performance by \u2018Adam Had Four Sons\u201d \u2018The laughter and the tears of a changing world have been dramatically captured in Columbia's \u2018Adam Had Four Sons,\u201d whicn opened yesterday at the Monk- land United Theatre playing until Saturday night, a stirring.memorable story of an American family, of {ts loves and feuds and heartbreak and happiness, Coinpounded of these elements which make for great entertaln- ment, \u201cAdum Had Four Sons\u201d is a refreshing, compelling motion picture which atars Ingrid Bergman and Warner Baxter, with a splendid cast of top-notch supporting players headed by Busan Hayward, Fay Wray, Helen Westley, Richard Denning, Johnny Downs and Robert Shaw.Gregory Ratoff directed with sensitive understandings, so that \u201cAdam Had Four Sons\u201d emerges even greater than the novel upon which it was based, Charles Bon- uwer\u2019's \u2018Legacy.\u201d Breath-taking Beauty Recounting with breath-taking beauty and drama the romance and reality which is the amazing destiny of an amazing family, \u201cAdam Had Four Sons\u201d has for {ts major theme the struggle between two women for the lives and happiness of tive men\u2014tour sons and thelr father.The Stod- dards \u2014 Adam and his four sons \u2014 have grown older under the loyal guidance and devotion of Emilie, the boys\u2019 governess.And then one of the boys marries Hester, a sultry-lipped young woman careless with her kisses and her eyes, wild and ruthless, determined to rule the five men .or smash them! Leaps to Stardom In portraying the latter, lovely Miss Hayward leaps to immediate stardom.As a modern Scarlett O'Hara, her characterization {8 invested with that burning, tigress-like quality which is certain to be remembered.As Emilie, Miss Bergman offers an equally valid performance, a characterization so rich and so vital as to confirm her right to a position In the very forefront of the stars.Baxter, as Adam, contributes another sterling portrayal.\u201cRage In Heaven\u201d Now Being Shown At York United There 1s something new end different on the screen.It fis \u201cRage in Heaven,\u201d starring Robert Montgomery and Ingrid Bergman, which thrilled, chilled and held breathless the audience that attended its opening yesterday at the York United Theatre playing until Friday night, The story, adapted from the novel by James Hilton, is as informal as his now famous \u2018\u2018Goodbye, Mr.Chips,\u201d and \"Lost Horl- zon.\" It presents both Montgomery and Miss Bergman with powerful dramatic acting opportunt- ties of which they take full advantage.Montgomery gives an understanding and absorbing study of a weakling, driven to insane jealousy by the belief that his beautiful and devoted wife loves his best friend.Miss Bergman, as the wife, 18 not only good to look but the most interesting and promVsing new actress on the screen.She turns in an excellent performance as the wife faithful] to her husband but terrorized by the realization that he 18 slowly going mad as the result of his fixation.Rarely has such suspense been brought to the acreen as in the build-up to the surprising ending when Montgomery plots a \u2018\u2019per- tect crime\u201d to rid himself of his friend, played by George Sanders, In the final scenes, Hilton again proves himself a master of unusual twists of plot that sustain their excitement to the last fadeout.Well cast are Ducile Watson as Montgomery's kigdly, but dominating mother, Oscar Homolka and Philip Merivale.HAPPINESS .Haphiness depends on helpfulness as health depends on air and tood.They who are intent on ministration, looking for oppor tunities to be of service to thelr neighbors, find the dullest places interesting.The unselfish person lives in an environment of happiness, surrounded by those whom he has helped to be happy.and who in return sre endeavoring to bring happiness to him.-\u2014Qeorge Hodges.You mightn\u2019t believe it, there's a certain person who's so crooked that the wool he pulls over your eyes is three-quarters cotton! Ingrid\u201d Bergman in| For her one of these men will be love-driven to murder! Robert Montgomery, Ingrid Bergman and George Sanders in the above scene from, the film \u2018\u2019Rage in Heaven United Theatre on Sunday playing until Tuesday night.\u2018 which opens at the Westmount - OUR SHORT STORY Adventure By MEREDITH SCHOLL There is a spirit of adventure in all of us \u2014 I suppose.A desire to cut loose and go vagabonding about the world.l.eta Douglas haa that feeling.Leta had been reading travel books and when one vagabonds about the world through the pages of books, if the writers are clever manipulators of words, there is a certain enchantment The three stars tinkling and right) Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour and Bing Crosby, who go traveling once again in their newest comedy with music, \u2018Road to Zanzibar,\u201d which opens at the York United Theatre on Saturday playing until Tuesday night.THREE STARS twinkling so happily are (left to hit \u201cI See Ice,\u201d which opens at Sunday afternoon.\u201cI SEE ICE\u201d Kay Walsh and George Formby in a scene from the British comedy the Snowdon \u2018United Theatre on lent the sojourns that is a trifle misleading to such people as Leta, It might be said that the adventurous spirit in Leta was more pronounced than in the average woman, hence her insatiable desire for stories of the vagabonding type.And this, in turn, might be the cause for her sudden desire to realize a dream and go vagabonding.This and the tact that It was spring, and ignorance of what lay beyond the outskirts of the city in which she was born and raised.The decision came after Leta abruptly one morning about nine 0 clock, an hour after Barry, her husband, had departed for the day.Within an hour's time Leta was on her way.She carried an improvised knapsack, containing a change .of clothing, a toothbrush, a comb and a vanity case.She wore a heavy woollen skirt, one of Barry's flannel shirts, open at the neck, low-heeled shoes and a suede jacket, The interurban trolley line deposited her on the outskirts of the city, From this point the open road, \u2018a main traffic artery, stretched away for endless miles, into the unknown, (or, according to the road map, to the next large city, twenty miles distant.But Leta, of course, didn't know this, because road maps were not part of her equipment.) The artery was deserted now, save for several thousand motor cars, Leta BPeathed deeply of the gasoline-scented, air, employed her imagination, and sensed a feellng of freedom surging through her blood.After an hour of strolling along in the gutter to avoid being struck by speeding motorists, she came to a crossroads and turned off the main artery, be- COMEDY AND MYSTERY Comedy and Mystery keynote in the thrilling mystery spy film \u201cBlackout,\u201d with Conrad Veidt and Valerie Hobson, which opens at the Monkland United Theatre on Sunday playing until Tuesday night.cause the intersecting highway seemed to be less traveled.It was.For almost thirty minutes no automobile passed her by.The road she traversed narrowed into a mere cart path, hemmed in on either side by thick woods.There was a strangeness about the air that was new to her, and she wondered what it was, Once she paused to remove a stone from her shoe, and decided that the strangeness was due\u2019to lack of noise.She paused to listen, and became curiously oppressed by the silence.Not even the distant honking of an automobile Born broke the quietude.Leta breathed deeply of the air and tried to feel that surge of freedom again.But for some reason {t eluded her, She cast a furtive glance into the woods on her left, and jumped as a grey squirrel sprang from the limb of one tree to another.She felt suddenly lonely, without knowing why, and wondered if, Southern Field Is Named \u2018Gunter\u2019 Montgomery's former munic:- pal'airport, now the basic school of the Southeast Air Corps training centre, has been designated as \u201cGunter Field\u201d in honor of the memory of the late Mayor W.A.Gunter.The name, recommended by training centre authorities, was believed in Army circles here to have broken a precedent of naming fields only for military men.Weanwhile, City Commissioner W.A.Gayle said he tavored naming the City's proposed new municipal airport for the late Clarence Dannelly Jr, 8 naval ensign and son of the Montgomery Su- perintendant of Education, who was lost in a crash at Pensacola recently.A $1,500, 000 construction pré- gram is under way at Gunter Field; the landing arec Is being tripled, and approximately 200 cadets are being put through basic training there every five weeks.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 A man dashed up to a hospital and gasped, \u2018Can I see the duc- tor?\u201d The nurse said, tor?\u201d And the bloke said: \u201cWitch doctor\u2014do you think I'm a heathen African native?\u201d \u201cWhich doc- DS | Italians Demand Duce\u2019s Dismissal Mussolini's manded of King Victor Emmanuel of Italy through his ambassador at Washington by the Order of Italo-Canadians here, enemies of Fascism and now banded together as the Free-Italy group to aid Britain.Headed by Nidata Vigilante, chairman, ment British and Canadian governments has a membership of some 25,000 Italians and in its nies- sage to the Italian monarch says Italy should withdraw from the Mussolini, the Free-Italians claim, has let to a state of famine through his gross incom- war against Britain.his country sin petence and fatal errors.instant dismissal \u201cpecause he has brought tragedy and famine to the nation\u201d is de- the Free-Italy move- with the backing of the after all, she shouldn\u2019t have kept to the main highway.After another few steps she paused again.The sun had disappeared.Cloud banks were rising over the tree tops.It looked as if it might rain.Leta reflected doubtfully, And as she stood there the distant roll of thunder reached her ears.Somewhere off in the woods there was a loud crashing sound.A new feeling clutched at Leta\u2019s heart.A feeling of fear.She looked anxiously up and down the road, wondering vaguely what vagabonds did when it rained and there was no shelter nearby.Again the loud crashing sounded.Leta darted a look in that direction, and discovered a new sound and her heart leap- that the woods were enshrouded in a weird sort of gloom, And then when it seemed the world was closing about her in a suffocating embrace, she heard There's a Limit CROSSWORD SOLUTION Arriving at a London station by the boat train, an American had his luggage taken to a taxi.Trunks, suitcases, and bundles of wraps were piled up till the vehicle fairly groaned.Then the driver looked at his fare coldly.\u2018That the lot?\u201d he asked.\u201cI guess so,\u201d was the reply.\u201cWell, well,\u201d sald the driver, \u201cI s'pose they wouldn't let you bring the Statue of Liberty with you.'\u2014Answers.ed.The headlights of an automobile swung around a bend in the road and came bumpingly toward her.Leta waved wildly and the car stopped.A man with a stubble of black beard, and bloodshot, evil-look- ing eyes, thrust out his head and leered at her questioningly.There was something about his expression that struck terror to Leta\u2019s heart.Impelled by a new and more dreadful fear, she shrieked and without considering the consequences, turned and plunged into the woods.After what seemed like hours ot endless running, she paused, breathless, to listen.Far behind She went plunging off through the underbrush, heedless of low- hanging branches that struck at her stingingly.her she heard the diminishing chug-chug of an automobile.A sob escaped her lips.She sat down, dabbing at a scratch on her cheek, and discovered her skirt was torn in several places.Rain was sifting down through the leaves.The wilderness lay in almost total darkness on every hand.At length Leta rose and started back toward the cart path, or what she thought was a cart path, A half hour later she knew she was lost.Realization of it produced a fresh flood of terror.She sat down, sobbing brokenly.But there was no one near to hear her sobs; nothing to break the stillness but the soft patter of rain and the distant booming of thunder, A rabbit crouched on its stomach some distance away and watched her curiously.When Leta looked up it bounded into the thicket.She screamed in mortal terror, stood up and went plunging off through the underbrush, heedless of low-hanging branches that struck at her sting- ingly.Toward four o'clock of that afternoon a bruised and torn figure, scarcely recognizable as a woman, broke through the brush that lined the main automobile highway, and signalled frantically to an approaching bus.The driver at first seemed reluctant to stop, but on getting a closer look at the signaller's face, he applied his brakes, and the woman climbed aboard.Passengers stared in frank astonishment.The man beside whom the woman sat downs moved gingerly away and presently arose and stepped across the aisle, That evening Barry Douglas returned as usual to his home about six o'clock and discovered that his dinner wasn't ready and that the living room and kitchen of his apartment were empty.Perplexed, he divested himself of coat and hat and went roaming from one room to the next in search of his wife, He found her in the bedroom, disheveled and asleep on the bed.Puzzled, he gently shook her awake.When Leta finally became aware of her surroundings, she poured out the whole story of her day.\u2018Hereafter, Barry, I think I shall satisfy my urge to go vagabonding by reading books about it.\u201d And Barry with an understanding twinkle in his eye said, \u2018It is the most comfortable way of learning about the world.\u201d 07 BELMONT PARK RS Sears on SHINE SUNDAY A DOUBLE-HEADER Miss Bernice An Aerial Sensation i For P Miss Bee Kvle For Picnic Champion High Diver Phone j BY.2496 THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 194) * Theatrical Attractions * * I VIVESTMOUNT (Bherbrooke st Grey Avenue) Today until Saturday THEIR FUNNIEST HIT! ANDY HARDY with MICKEY STONE * ROONEY % ANN RUTHERFORD Special Feature &\u2014\u2014y + JAMES CACNEY À OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND In \u201cStrawberry Blonde.\u201d Friday Night After 11 o'clock Revival «LET FREEDOM RING\u201d with Nelson EDDY, Virginia Bruce, Victor McLAGLEN and Lionel Barrymore.J SUN.MON.TUES.% Robert MONTGOMERY % Ingrid BERGMAN in \u201cRAGE IN HEAVEN\" % Anita LOUISE % Bruce BENNETT in \u201cTHE PHANTOM SUBMARINE\u201d D \u2014 | Era ORH (St.Catherine at Guy St.) TODAY and FRIDAY: Robert MONTGOMERY and Ingrid Bergman in \u201cRAGE IN HEAVEN,\u201d with George Sanders, Lucile Watson and Oscar Homolks.ANN SOTHERN and LEW AYRES in \u201cMasie Was A Lady.\u201d Shorts, Saturday until Tuesday Dorothy LAMOUR % Bing CROSBY à Bob HOPE we Vu MES ait 10 I - wih UNA MERKEL ERIC BLORE Directed dy \u2018 J Victor Schectzinger os SOT us 2nd Attraction % Wallace BEERY Larsine Day - Ronald Reagan in \u201cTHE BAD MAN\" vüNOWDON | (Decarie at Snowdon Jet.) TODAY until SATURDAY: \u201cJUST LIKE A WOMAN,\u201d with Gertrude Michael and Jehn Ledge.\u201cDOWN ARGENTINE WAY.\u201d in Technicolor with Don Ameche, Betty Grable and Carmen Miranda.STARTS SUNDAY The \u201cfunniest man in films\u201d sets a new high in hilarity.on skates! Our George cuts some fancy figures with lovely Kay Walsh on his arm * «George y FORMBY i KAY WALSH In His Funniest Picture \u201cI SEE ICE\" 2ND FEATURE % Ralph RICHARDSON % Diana WYNYARD in \u201cTHE FUGITIVE\" «eo The story of a Man who bartered his life.for a chance at happiness! \u2014\\MONHLAND (Monkland Ave, at Girouard) Today until Saturday INGRID WARNER BERGMAN - BAXTER Second Feature \u201cSHE COULDN'T SAY NO\u201d .s sparkling romantic comedy, featuring | + ROGER PRYOR +* EVE ARDEN t % CLIFF EDWARDS {} Friday Night \u2014\u2014\u2014 i % Wallace BERRY Robert Taylor - Florence Rice \u201cSTAND UP AND FIGHT\u201d SUN.MON.TUES.# Conrad VEIDT * Valerie HOBSON in ! \u201cBLACKOUT\u201d | 0 | + Virginia GILMORE * Willlam HENRY in | \u201cJENNIE\"\u201d i EE THURSD La The L M the md ed bolida American buck doo short bou heart of hills, plé rivers 8 where th with odo and pine, forests abound v Acordi terious À hangs ov mighty i their sid their pea chronicle) scattered this gres The ca with cen their b Zo ) Many pleasant the gard toes.W piete con taken to tection f| ed areas pose is n Division Departm publicati Control may be emulsity containi pound © standard water 11 would de liquid s been dis This after b thoroug! uted wi sprayed shrubs, PH 1941 \u2014 # [IS Be) inja and Les JL fF TES bert La > cile Ika.ly.\u201d KEL ORE by \u2018 HT F UST rude WN olor and ts a tes: ures arm Y SH riest who ince i\u2019 y y, PL THE WESTMOU NT EXAMINER .Na \u201cSe PAGE SEVEN Laurentians Defined As Vacation Paradise The Laurentians country, one §f the most beautiful and unspoiled holiday fields in the North American continent, lies at the buck door of Montreal.But a few short hours\u2019 drive takes one to the heart of this land of green, rolling hills, pleasant valleys, winding rivers and tree {ringed lakes, where the soft breezes are heavy with odours of balsam and spruce and pine, and where the cool, dark forests and rippling streams abound with game and fish.Age Old Hills Acording to geologists the mysterious fascination of great age hangs over these mountains, but mighty ice caps have harrowed their sides, humbled the pride of their peaks, and have polished a chronicle of themselves on the scattered rocks which abound In this great region.- The camps of the Indians, wise with centuries of nature lore in their blood, were scattered throughout the million acres of this natural park which stretches for a thousand miles north to Hudson's Bay, Manitou EKwitchi-Saga The highest point of the range is Mount Tremblant, rising 3,400 feet above the sea, known to the Indians as \"Manitou Ewitchi-Baga.\u2019 Many of the Indian eamps have now been replaced by modern hotels, where excelient bathing, dancing, bridge, golf, tennis, riding and motoring may be thoroughly enjoyed._ Others have been taken over to provide complete facilities for those who prefer to spend their vacations hunting, and fishing in some of the 35,000 lakes, and virgin forests, of the Laurentians.For the angler, trout and bass are abundant.The glistening den.{zens of mountain streams provide plenty of thrills, and a good catch almost any day of the season can be depended upon.Avoid Mosquito Trouble At Picnics Or In Garden Many a summer outing or a pleasant week-end afternoon in the garden is spoiled by mosquitoes.While not ensuring com- piete conirol, measures may be taken to give at least some protection for short periods in limt- ed areas.A spray for this purpose is mentioned by C.R.Twinn, Division of Entomology, Dominion Department of Argriculture, in publication No.719 on \u201cMosquito Control in Canada\u201d.The spray may be prepared by thoroughly emulsifying one gallon of kerosene containing the extract of one pound of pyrethrum powder (a standard pyrethrum fly spray water In which four ounces of would do) with one-half gallon of liquid soap (40 per cent) have been dissolved.Sprayed as Mist This concentrated emulsion, after being well shaken until thoroughly mixed, should be diluted with 10 parts of water and sprayed as a fine mist on lawns, shrubs, and other vegetation, by means of a pressure spray with a suitable nozzle, using about 56 gallons of spray per acre.The application should be made about half an hour before the picnic or the meeting takes place.This spray may also be substituted for petroleum oil in treating ponds and other water bodies to kill mosquito larvae and pupae, using about 50 gallons to the acre of water surface.Community Effort Best However, in mosquito control, although individuals on their own property may assist greatly by preventing mosquitoes from breeding, best results are obtained only when the work of control is organized on a community scale, either by public-spirited citizens or by municipal or other authorities, and is carried out under competent direction and with adequate funds.The publication \u201cMosquito Control in Canada\u201d gives full information on the subject, together with other measures of permanent ourists who previously found the time-mellowed cities of Burope the answer to their vacation problems are today enjoying those same old world delights on their own side of the Atlantie\u2014 in old Quebec City where practically every vacation sport and pastime, including golf, tennis, fishing and hunting, combined with the most up-to-date accommodation, awaits the visitor in a mediaeval setting unique on the North American continent.Easily accessible by Canadian Pacific rail lines from Montreal, New York, Boston, and other large eastern centres, Quebec is experiencing one of the liveliest tory.The opportunity of attending service in century-old churches, rambling through narrow, oobblestoned streets, over long-silenced battlefields, and seeing the colorful \u201chabitant\u2019 at work in the fields, is a rare priv- {lege In the new world, and one that Quebeo alone can offer.The anclent dwellings of Quebec's \u201cLower Town' gtand,out'in sharp contrastytb ite modern grace of the ChatdauFroftanac, popular Beadle STOP \u201cthe; Quebec vigifor.; This, adian Pacificlhostélry,1s se point for ny.a\u2019 dplightinl sight-seding, tor, by bugrcablor lofty, ora A ee Ren Ath.seasons in its 300 years of his- in easy distance lie the historic lor \u2018thoj'Shrine of Ste.Anne de Beaupre, is famed Onn~f\u2019Mon{morency Falls and Kent Calta & |'House, while northward lles the Plains of Abraham, the Citadel, the ancient city wall, the Great Gates, numerous monuments And other interesting landmarks.Farther afield the tourist is drawn to the picturesque Isle of Orleans, where farmers still sow by hand, plow by oxen, reap with the scythe and thresh with the flail, while women ply anclens hand-looms and spinning wheels.Other nearby attractions include \u2018Wolfe's Cove, Quebec Bridge, the famed Laurentides Park, a vast area of virgin lake, forest and stream country where vacation delights await at every turn.Rock Cliff Inn; Recent guests at Rock ClHIff Inn, Morin Heights, Que., have included: Mrs.M.Ritchie, Miss Eisie Wood, Miss F.Hamiiton, Miss J.Rayworth, Mr.J.Lark- worthy, Mr.and Mrs.Alex Hut- chison and family, Mr.and Mrs.For Your Ice Cold ER A.G.Chisnall, and temporary character, the life history of mosquitoes, and protection from bites, By writing to Publicity and Extension Divison, Kamp Kanawana Prepares For Busy Summer Season Every parent knows the value of good food in the life of a boy.The army may march on fits stomach, but it is just as true to say that the fun of camp depends upon a good, balanced menu and digestion, Kamp Kanawana is proud to anngunce that Mrs.J.Cameron JUST EL 7515 PROMPT DELIVERY Dominion Department of Agricul-|will he in camp again with plenty ture, Ottawa, a free copy may be[of tasty menu's planned for the a PHONE TILL 11 P.M.obtained.boys.Mrs, Cameron was pres- 1 ented with the 0.B.E.by the M.FAINBLOOM'S GROCERY It is by women that nature|King, at Edinburgh Castle, Eng- 5914 SHERBROOKE WEST writes on the hearts of men.\u2014 |land.She was une of the origin- ! Sheridan.al group of women, who organ- ane ee > ES (\u201cBLACK HORSE of Course!\u201d 8 Its SMOOTH and ® Canadians have learned that they can count on Dawes Black Horse to give them, without fail, an ale that is MELLOW.Dawes Black Horse is a satisfying ale because its SMOOTHER, MELLOWER TASTE is the product of five generations of brewing skill.DAWES BLACE HORSE BREWERY, MONTREAL ized the Women's Auxillary In 1915, With other women she worked in the army camp at the school of Musketry.Her outstanding contribution, for which she was honored, was in the Administration work of the Women's Legion, Mrs, Cameron lives in Verdun among friends, where she is loved for her congenial personality and her exceptional ability in her kitchen, Kanawana is also proud to announce the appointment of Thom- tripping\u2019.Tom has himself spent many happy seasons at Kanawana and is eminently capable in the work which he has accepted.He is familiar with the country in the area of our canoe routes, and {8s well acquainted with the lore of the Canadian North, Tom for the past years has shown his keen mind, by his academic achievements both in High School and McGill College.For many years he has been recognized at Kanawana for bis high moral standards, and ls louked upon us a leader of outstanding promise.Boys of West- mount and N.D.G.will be particularly pleased to know that Tom willl share with them the exper- fences of living in the vast playground of our northern country.With this quality of leadership, Kanawana wil maintain efficiency in canoeing, while maintainng standards of Christian leadership for our Boys.Fun, friendship and fellowship will permeate the new experiences of life at Camp, under the guidance of this young man.UNKIND CUT Officer's haughty voice from within car: \u201cWhere does this road go to, my good man?\u201d Yokel: \u2018\u2019It doan\u2019t go nowhere: we keeps in here.\u2019 Voice (even mare haughtily): \u201cWell, am I right for the barracks!\" Yokel, unabashed by the officer's officiousness, replied with a grin: \u201cYou must belong to that there [Italian army, \u2018cause you're running away from the blooming place.\u201d TOO SMART Mrs.Burk: \u201cMy hoy is getling too smart.\u201d Mrs, Tuck: \u201cHow mn?\u201d Mra.Buck: \u201cThe other day we went for a train ride and when | told him to behave himself, be threatened to tell the conductor as Hardwick, as gulde in canoe) IN VACATIONS QUEBEC OFFERS WIE VARIETY Old World Mingles With New in Remote Centres Of Province Forest-ringed lakes with mountain backgrounds call to hollday pleasures in the Laurentians.Here, not far from rushing cities, Nes a sanctuery of peace and quiet for those who desire It, and stvanuous rctivity for those who think of vacation in terms of sport.Perhaps il is because the Laurentians offer a vacation of rest or activity that they lure both young and old.Old World Atmosphere Here, in the New World is a Blimpse of the old, for the villages are not unlike those in Old France with their neat white houses and their glistening church spires, while the cooking js worthy of the chefs of Hurope.The peoples of the Laurentians are well versed In the art of hospitality, Whether the accommodation required is luxurious or simple, the wants of the tourist can be met.Golf invites its de- volees.The wooded lakes offer swimming in waters thal are not too cold tor the least courageous, and avery type of boating is available.Hatchery In U.S.Sets Record The bast season in the 40 years of (ts existence is reported for 1940 nt the Yellowstone Park fish hatchery, one of the 110 major stations maintained over the nation by the Fish and Wildlife Service, A total egg collection from all species of 48,826, 565\u2014over a milllon and a half better than in 1987, the previous record\u2014made this fiscal year's collecting operations exceed that of any former total in the history of the station, ft was reported by Edawrd M.Tuttle, foreman in charge of tho Wyoming hatchery.Eagerly Awaiting Visitors To Park Yellowstone National park that 900 hungry bears are beginning to emerge from their annual hib- eration.They are fod dally during the tourist season in summer.But summer Is still a few weeks off, So they will have to shift for themselves until half a million Americans start to visit the geyser land again and hotel table scraps begin to mount.Mountain Town Steadily Sliding Canon City is slipping.That is not a reflection on iis character, hut an actual fact.This mountain town Is sliding gradually to the south and east\u2014directly toward the Arkansas River.At least that fs \u2018he finding of Water Commissfioner Fred Brackner and of Actir~» Manager Smith Bedell of the Canon Gas Company.There is no need for this generation \u2014 or even this generation~\u2014or even this generation's grandchildren \u2014 to worry.They will be along dead hefore any great conccrn need he shown, Bedell and Brackney sald.But the movement is there Just the same.They know.because of the damage done to the water and gas mains.Both the *-ater department and gas company have had to protect their pipes by installing expansion joints.TOMORROW Every to-morrow is worth a lifetime of yesterday.Today we put the experiences of yesterday to work to pay us in rewards tomorrow.THE GOLDEN RULE I care not what your religion 11 s0 long as you measure each step in life and see that Ît does not reach beyond the span of The Golden Rule, COLLECTIVE Guests At Gray Rocks Among recent guosts at Gray Rockg Inn, St, Jovite, Que, hive been: Miss Dorothy McEvoy, Mrs, W.J, Walls, Mrs, James Small, Mer.D.1.Jackson, Mr.Drum- mond Gilles, Miss Xdith A.Hay- man, Mrs.W.Hayman, Miss Elisabeth Harold, Mr, and Mrs.John KE.Nixon, Mr.and Mrs.HA.Johnson, Mr.d.M.Taylor, Mr, A.M.Btuhlfire, Mr, and Mra.Campbell Carroll, Mr.and Mra.G.C, Lawes, Mr.and Mrs, J, 31.Hutchison, Mr, Theodore Morgan and son, Mr, and Mrs.Willjam Wallace, Mr.Clement King, Mr.and Mrs, Frank Chauvin, Mr.and LAURENTIANS Blagrave Inn Lac Quareau St.Donat, Que.Ideal Location, Safe Sandy Beach Tennis \u2014 Boating \u2014 Fishing Private Log Bungalows en Lake Front Write for Descriptive Folder or Phone St.Donat 2 or Monitor Vacation Bureau WA.2773 Mrs, R A.Chanvin, Mr, W, Mad- don, Mr.W._ A, Arbuckle, Mr.17.Blackburn, Mr.and Mrs, J.Parker, Mr.and Mrs.T.M.Forrest, LAURENTIANS HOTEL \u201cLa Cantiniere\u201d 100 TOUR DU LAC Rock Cliff Inn MORIN HEIGHTS, QUE.SO miles from Montreal.Route 11 to Piedmont, then turn loft, On private luke beautifully situated for privacy yet only ten minutes walk from ntation and village.Tennis, shuffleboard, swimming, boating, fishing, TH pong, ete.Kixcellont culelne.Reasonable rates.Write for folder nr phone 305, or Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.8773 Facing the Lake, Boating, Bathing, Tennis, Golf, Horse-Back Riding, Dancing, Bear and Wine, Open the year round.Reasonable Rates, St.Agathe, Que.Tel.332 W2 or Monitor Vacation Bureau Word has been received from KERR'S FARM LAKEFIELD, QUE.A mountain playground, Ideal for your vacation.14 miles from Ln- chute on Route 30.Free boats, sale, sandy beach, diving raft on beautiful Lake Hughes.Tennls, fishing, hiking, Rates $10.to $14, weekly $2.50 per Day Write for desoriptive folder er Phone Lachute 938 R 3-3 er Monitor Yaontion Bureau, 2 QUEBEC Butternut Lodge WEST STE.ROSE On Route 38, between Laval-sur-le-lac and Ste.Rose.LUNCHEONS TEAS and DINNERS Served In the Open Air on Screened-in Piazzas Aocommodstion for & few summer guests W.B, Nourse, Prop.Miss I, Dutrisac, Mgr.For reservations or information phone St, Eustache 612:12 or Monitor Vacation Bureau WA, 2773 Shadynook Inn On Lec Morcier Mont Trembland Station, Que.Comfertabla rooms with hot snd cold \u2018water, tooms with private hatht nine private cotlages with hath, meals in hotel, .Golf - Tennis - Bathing = Sandy Beach - Dancing SPECIAL RATES DURING JUNE 8 It, C.P.R, Mont Tremblant station, Que.; By road, Route 11, Phone BBRR or Monitor Vacation Bureau WA, 2778 Plan to Bpend Your Vacation At \u201cPINE CROFT\u201d LAKE CONNOLLY THE IDEAL BUMMER RESORT Featuring \u2014 Tasly, Woll-Cooked Meals \u2014 = Tennis, Boating, Bwimming, Dancing \u2014 ~~ Modern Convenlences \u2014 \u2014 Congenisl Company \u2014 ~ A Christian Clientele ~ For foider, phone Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.2778 or evenings WA, 8478 or write A.K.Darrsclough, Lake Connolly, P.O.ATMOSPHERE OF THE DESCRIBES THE DE Inn AT GRAND MERE, QUE.THE SURROUNDINGS ARE UNUSUALLY BEAUTIFUL @ B , and Sood Food - cu combined with a homelike atmosphere < motes lhisholel ideal for 0 reol rest GE) | mA f | lus good golf, tennis, swimming, riding, lying .excellent accommodation and cuisine .or a fishing vacation deep in the virgin Laurentian bush .your choice .NA sonable rates, GRAY ROCKS I'he attractions of the Laurentians EASTERN TOWNSHIPS both good , .res All the activities of an expensive KNOWLTON GROVE CAM FOR GIRLS 9th Season, July 5-to Aug.16 Riding, Handicraft, Tennis, Badminton, Dramatics, Singing, , , Dancing, Life-Saving and Swimming cost Week - $20; 4 Weeks $76; 6 Waeks $112 Directress \u2014 Miss M.L.Drake \u2014 Music Supervisor, Montreal West Schools.FOR FOLDER AND ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Write, Call or Phone to 4272 Hampton Ave, EL.1849 \u2014 camp at low all-inclusive MARITIMES difficulty GUEST FEE.Teacher: \u201cName three collective nounk.\u201d Tommy: \u201cFly-paper, wasgle- his real age.\u201d basket and vacuum cleaner.\u201d There should be no in choosing your Holiday Camp close to the fashionable seaside resort of St.Andrews by the Sea.Write now to the Secretary, The Chamcook Holiday Camp and Guest Ranch, Chamcook, New Brunswick, for information and booklet regarding this Big Welcome Camp, where you have the best of food and beds, Horseback riding, Swimming, Tennis, Games, Dancing, and Stage Shows, \u2014 ALL FOR ONE INCLUSIVE LOW The C.P.R.also give spacial low return summer rates.This Year mere nmr | 4 i i PAGE EIGHT THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER THURSDAY, Junie s, 1 Durnan Ends Royals Winning Streak At Four Games HURLS DODGERS TO 11-3 WIN IN INITIAL APPEARANCE IN WESTMOUNT SENIOR LEAGUE Bests Connie Tudin in Mound Duel, Each Allowing Nine Blows\u2014Meronek Tosses 2-Hitter As Grads Top Swans 9-5, MacClay Getting Both Hits, a Homer And Triple, Grads Close In The Dodgers spurred nn hy the superjor pitching of Bill Durnan in a steady drizzle of rain last Wednesday evening.On Friday rushed in the Nodgers had tallied! nine times.Leounard then held the Grads down for the rest of the game.Dougie Alexander and Art Mznn led the winner's batting attack with three hits apiece while Bill Cameron, John Cameron and Harvie Fee plcked up a pair of hita each for the losers.The Swans scored seven runs 0.1 three hits In the third inning of their game with the Air Force on Monday night to beat out the Alr- men 8-2.Cliff MacClay hurled for the winners allowing but six hits.MacClay and Emmett Cloran got two hits each for the winners while Jack Keene got two for the.Alrmen, LEAGUE STANDING Swimming Classes CES CLINCH TITLE Held At YWCA, June is the mont month to prepare for the holiday season aheaûa\u2014 in full the Young Women's every age with special instruction for The class schedules swimming classes are swing at Christian Association for heginners.are arranged so that children and bables may receive individual attention on Monday afternoons and Saturday mornings, business girls on Tuesday and Thursday evenings\u2014and ladies on Tuesday and Friday mornings.Private lessons In IN BANTAM DIVISION OF HARDBALL LEAGUE Defeat Redskins in Double- Header at Atwater Park, 11-3, 13-10 \u2014 Midget Dodgers Win Win swimming for any age may pe arranged by speclal appointment.Special clas- Five games were played in the Westmount Baseball League this week at Atwater Park.In the two Bantam games played the Aces cinched their group title by tak- tbe Redskins, scoring three runs | in the last inning to take the game \u201813.10.Previous to this the clubs: !had battled salon, whenever one team scored the other did }llke- wise until the last inning when two walks and two hits gave the Aces their three runs.Warren | Chippindale and Chuck MacRae! lead the winner's batting attack with three hits apiece, one of Chippindales going for a triple.Davie Bussiere picked up three of the loser\u2019s hits.In the second Aces-Redskir game, the league leaders came out easy winners 11- 3.Ronnie Morrow limited the Redskins to three hits, two of which came from the bat of Earl McDonald.Ronnie Morrow helped his own cause with two clean hits.until the third inning of their ! game.when the Dodgers banged | out seven hits off John Porter to score ten runs enough to wia the Lall game.Gene Simard was the heavy hitter for the Dodgers getting a double and a long triple in bis three times at the plate.Euard Read and Donnie Mann also got two hits for the Dodgers.I.the Dodgers-Beavers game, the combined pitching efforts of Esard Read and Noel Romney held the Beavers down to a lone hit.Gene Simard and Johnnie Chenier were the big guns for the winners in this game with three hits apiece.The Dodgers also pulled off + smart double-play in this game, Romney struck out Johnson who was at bat and Bob! | Tennis Tourne Will Start Today | Approximately twenyy four teams hav.entered the Men's open doubles tennis tournament which will commence play | on the Westmouni Public courts * today.The draw will be announced today when copies of it will be prsted at the Adul, Western and King George Ten.ni- Cuurtr ! The entry list is not as large as previous years, a number ot PIII II VY PY RTI VIF TIVITY VII YY IVY FYI ; Lord pegged the ball down to} pple players missing this yeqr ended Jamieson's Royals winning the Royals had a big ninth Inning We 1e Peles in life saving, fancy swim.|}DE hotk contests they defeated|Two base hits were banged out by| yy, oy on third.tagging out Peir- owing to military and war work Royals .4 1 8 the Redskins In both tilts, by the Pat Rigby, Chuck MacRae and , , ing to steal * streak at four games by defeat-{l0 ovutscore the Alrmen 14-5, Dodger 3 1 g Ming and diving are continuing 3-1 Buddy Coch son who was attempting Lo _\u2014 ing the league leaders 11-3 in one| While the Dodgers scored nine G ae Bree\" 4 9 6 through the summer and all{8cores of 13- 0 In « seven inning) Buddy Cochrane.the base.Burmese seamen often r of the games.played Tuesday|funs In thelr first inning of the Sun Boe oo 0 > \u201d 4 those interested in brushing up on game and then 11-3 = a oe inn-| The Argos-All Stars game which The Dodgers had a big inning poats with their legs, wrapping k night at Westmount Park in the|F#me with the Grads to win out Ar Fores Tt 8 o thelr aquatic skill as well as those mare ame to ples Le do eated ended n the 5-all Stalemate ee a in this game also, although they|them around the short oars, : ; ., L near-{ pretty fair game.Kevin ea an ; ; i Municipal Senior Softball League, 12-6.or 5 games: \u2018 who have becnme reconciled to ; ; \u201cfound nothing very mysterious In the other tixture Smiley Mer-| On Monday evening Cliff Mac- Tuesday's ROVALS (a \u201cI'm to old to learn\u201d, are invited |©8t TIvals, thePanthers, have no| Bill Reid hooked up in a pitcher's about Peirson\u2019s pitching in any \u2014 onek hurled two-hit ball for the|Clay made his first appearance AB H R po a|té Visit the swimming pool atjchance of catching up t> them.battle and while Reld had a bit of; 0 \u201cpoo took an extra liking Grads to beat the Swans 9-5 for the Swans and pitched them paizell, 11, 4 2 1 1 111124 Dorchester St.W.and see| In the Midget league fixtures an edge his freeness with walks to his offerings in the fourth when BICYCLE REPAIRS [ p|to an\u2019 8-2 victory over the Alr| Brennan, cf.4 0 0 uo offor yourselt what you may do in|the Dodgers won their third and|cost him the game.Three of the|,jey got eight hits and seven And Parts for All Makes Other games during the wee Force.Maher, Ib, 4 1 0 là \u2018the pursuit of this relaxing sport.| fourth straight victories swamp-|All Stars six hits were triples, with runs Lawnmowers Sharpened saw the Grads beat the Alr Force 1 _ Dixon, 3b.#4 1 1 100 -\u2014 ing the All Stars 15-1 and the|Sam Pollock poling out two of \u2019 Lee 13-8 In a game which was played| The game played in last Wed-|prowne, ss.a 1 1 0 2 .th Dick i \u2014_\u2014_\u2014 By McWhinnie's Stay Sharp { nesduy'# drizzle wus featured by Willock, c.3 1 0 1 0 Beavers 14-0 In the other Midget |them.Dick Beatt 8 with two bits RUSS GAS RESERVES Longer Home runs knocked out by Bill |Laniels, Zb.3 1 5 907 game the Argos and All Stars and Willle Graham's double were! Russia reports that its natural Locksmith \u2014 General Repai Cameron, Alan Cameron and Har- Tudin, Ka : o : o 0 played a 5-all draw that was call-|the bright spots in the Argos at-| ras reserves are almost as large WAI 3n epairs N LET'S ASK vie Fee.The Grads scored five CT m= = = = OVER CYCLONES NINE ed on accourt of the time limit.|tack.as those in the United States.nut 3113 THE FO runs in each of the first and sec-| Total 09 3 18 AU The Argos are the only téam left} The Dodgers had very little op- \u2014 McWHINNIE'S LKS | jond Innings to defeat the Alr DODGERS (11) in the midget group that can catch position from either the All Stars PROTECT PEACOCKS Force 13-8, AB \" n ro A TO CLINCH TOP SPOT un with the loop leading Dodgers.or the Beavers in their two games| Killing a peacock is punishable REPAIR SHOP P.Read, sa.4 : 0 .The heavy hitting Aces had alwith these clubs.The All Stars|by seven years\u2019 imprisonment in Two games were played on Fri- .4 0 0 y g Ac .5900 SHERBROOKE WEST A day night when the Royals beat A ry 4 1 1 0-0 close call in their first game with! held the league leaders fairly well some provinces of India.} - T Romney, If.4 2 1 1 0 > the Alr Force JB.xine winners Alexander, Ib.; 0 1 13 o Assure Selves of First Place colioe N, Mann, cf.a 0 1 3 0 y last inning when Desse Browne|D, Munn, rf.4 2 1 1 0 In Pee Wee Softball got a clreult clout with hases MeNicholl, c.311 01 ; - louded and Joe Richman copied Lrran v.8 1 1 2 2 League With 25 13 him banging one out with Lwo on.Total 0 9 9 21 3 Victory i This seven run rally gave them| Errors: Maher, Browne, Daniels 2.\u2014 : the game, which also marked Doubles: bulzell, Dixon, Browne, Hul-| Ross Glllingham\u2019s Panthers de- Desse Browne's debut in the pitch- EE in Duran 5 |feated the Cyclones 25-13 to 7 ing box.Walks: Tudin 7, Durnan 0.Left on|assure themselves of first place in \u201cThis coke\u2014Oh yes, it gives The other Friday night game |bases: Royals 7, Dodgers 8.the final standing of the West- real heat\u2014 was won by the Dodgers over the] Umplres: Booth and McDonald.mount Pee Wee Softball League.These days I\u2019 hardly leave my Grads 12-6, Johnnie O'Connell GRADS (9) The Panthers and Cyrlones have seat!\u2019 started in the box for the Grads G.Fee, It AB H 5 po A one postponed game to play Thete's real home comfort in Dut had difficulty In finding the |} Cameron, 2b.4 1 1 o o|against each other but the result the kind of coke that does its plate and before Cronin could be| priestman, Ib, 4 2 2 18 0|will have no affect on the present job WELL.Good coke means O Connell, ab.: ; 2 1 : league standing except to decide MORE warmth and comfort veronek, bp.whether the Cyclones will end in with LESS smoke, dirt, and H.Fee, nu.5 2 0 0 *lihird place.if they I ; ' ' A, Cameron, cf.5 0 0 1 0 rd place, ey lose, or in a , ashes, That's the Jind of bring RO BINTEX Millen, c.4 1 0 0 Otis for second place with the Red : vou! - SUITINES Total 36 12 9 31 ¢| Wings, if they win.Red Wings SWANS (5) also picked up another win dur- COAL - COKE - FUEL OIL AB H R PO A|DNE the week swamping the Spit- ) © Special Discount for Cash ® WEAR WEUL\u2014AND KEEP ITS SHAPE Williams, 1b.3 0 0 11 offlres 24-8, c Cloran, 2b.3 0 0 1 0f rhe league play-offs will com- eq: ; - .- ; PYRE Lhomnson, rf.1 9 1 9 Ol mence on Friday cfternoon when A powerful and ruthless gangster is out to crush and enslave all of ROBINTEX Carson.ne, 3 00090 the Red Wings and Cyclones meet the free peoples of the world.Even now he is crouched and reads, to strike at > Hushlon, cf.n e Lirst game of a two-out-of- The tonio effect in wearing Law, c.3 0 T 2 lthree game series to decide which the heart of our Empire.\u20184856 MILLER these Sultings creates & foel- ar sw.3 : 3 : 3 team will play the first place M acClay, If.\u201cLET THE KOAL KIDS SERVE YoU ing of confidence.@M 2 3 2 2 0 Panthers for the championship.Unless this murderer and his gang are stopped and destroyed ne GUARANTEED BRITISH MANUFACTURE Total 23 3 6 21 8 The second game nf the Red Wing- Cyclones series will be played on Saturday morning, while the third game if necessary will take place on Monday afternoon, all games will be played at Westmount Park.Dob Woodburn and Don Wads- worth led the Panthers batting attack with three hits apiece when they beat the Cyclones 25-13.Woodburn and Gillingham hit home runs for the winners.John Gutelius and John Waterston got three hits apiece for the losers.BISHOPS GOLLEGE SCHOOL CRICKETERS TOP LOCAL JUNIORS Westmount Juniors played Bishop's College School 2nd XI on the Park last Saturday.The School won by an innings but the local boys, playing in their first match had nothing to be ashamed of, as their opponents were individually much older and have had more experience.Westmount \u201cA\u201d team plays Vaisonneuve in the Park on Saturday, June 7, the opening of the Montreal District & Cricket League Schedule.Following are the Westmount B.C.S.scores: WESTMOUNT JUNIORS FIRST INNINGS Elllot ¢ Lorimer b Day seessans nation, no home, no family can live in peace and freedom.Who is going to stop him?Our King has proclaimed: \u201cThis time we are all in the front line.\u201d Are we?\u2019 a Are we\u2014young men of Canada\u2014trained and ready to do our full share\u2014the fighting share\u2014shoulder to shoulder with our gallant comrades now holding the front line overseas?We must not let them down.Ample reinforcements must be trained and ready at a moment\u2019s notice.Delivered Ice Cold Rapid Service Till 11 p.m.2209 ST.CATHERINE W.WE.1616 NEAREST LICENSED GROCER TO WESTMOUNT I If First Line Signals FORUM GROCER The call to duty is clear and dreadfully urgent.The opportunity is Le JOIN THE ROYAL MONTREAL REGIMENT FOR ACTIVE SERVICE The 1st Battalion of the R.M.R.overseas is a fully mechanized Machine Gun unit, highly trained, swift in action, with splendid traditions of service, experienced officers and N.C.O0.\u2019s.You'll be proud to belong to the Reinforcements are wanted immediately to be trained as gunners, mechanics and drivers of armoured vehicles and motor cycles.Advanced training will be in the Machine Gun Training Centre, Three Rivers.DO YOUR DUTY \u2014 ENROLL TODAY! Auden b McCurdy +.ovvevrecenese Willams ¢ Lorimer b McMaster, Blair c and b McMaster .Mustard I.b Finley .RATES OF PAY INFORMATION - Î ts vl gmoocwnomacae Mustard Il.\u20ac Day b Lorimer .McWalter ¢ Lorimer b Day .Extras seuseuseunaouseccenceua00s GREAT-GRANDFATHER THE ALE YOUR CHES Susands not out .Fitness: Medical Category \u201cA\u201d.ik Santon » Lorimer $1.30 per Day with Board, Lodg- Height: 5 feet minimum.cn.MeWalter à Day b Mec ing, Clothing, Medical and Dental Weight: .Not under 120 Ibs, HE Extras .c.conivenne provided.EXTRA: (1) Rates ge Limits: 15.35 45 (preferred age ba\u2019 Total ose.varying from 25c to 75c per day for Place: The Armour 2 : y (West en- IE el B.C.JUNIORS .skilled tradesmen while employed.france) 4625 se Cather.MeLIimont UV s+ce0eusss a.ine a .Ar Horniman retired .22 (2) Dependent Allowances in Cash: mount, e s'en, Tes ii Dayo ered eee i $35 to wife, $12 each per month for Week days 9.00 am.to cu Price ¢ Stanton b Auden 15 2 children \u2014 only 3 dependents per 9.00 p.m.Sundays 10.00 {81 McMaster b Guy oe.5 à am.to 12.00 noon, 2.00 Full a soldier.p.m, to 5.00 p 4215 er b GUY 00.000000 0 T rm.SAE Lorimer not out .2 elephone: Wellington 3362.{ | McCurdy c Stanton b Auden 0 1% Boright b Blair .\u2026\u2026.\u2026.5 hE Beans boa : CLIP THIS FOR REFERENCE x Extras .e 8 â _ 4 \"wagon dian THE ROYAL MONTREAL R a \u2018 Ii i EGIMENT (M6 (0 SECOND INNINGS .' i x Pike © Price MeCurdy .\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.î : Guy c Price Day .a.0 * Ng Mustard I by Tortmer Livrerets 8 The Armoury, 4625 St.Catherine St., Westmount 3 Auden b McMaster .\u2018ese 7 ; } ; Williams b McMaster .ve À ° ARE Flllott ¢ Price b McMaster .2 \u201coi Blair not out .\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.sou 14 ! 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