The Westmount examiner, 21 août 1941, jeudi 21 août 1941

[" the 1 a of [he nal oys the lve ar, eal on- ast ng rs, i rst if x a ton RS WEDDING GIFTS FOR THE BRIDE An Exclusive Collection of OLD ENGLISH SILVER RR JEWELLERS 1216 Greene 2 WE.4046 Westmount\u201d OHMAN'S R02) RT Ave.oo VOL.XII, No.34 [0 FURTHER WAR EFFORT All Money Obtained From Sale of Scrap Aluminum in Coming National Salva ge Drive Will Be Handed Over to Red Cross Society \u2014 Plans for Local Drive Being Prepared \u2014 Housewives Urged Not to Part \\With Articles in Present Use \u2019 Canada\u2019s war effort will be benefitted in two ways, when the National War Sefvices Department launches its Dominion-wide drive for aluminum salvage, for not only will every pound of aluminum thus collected be utilized directly in war industry, but the net sale price of the aluminum will go to the Red Cross Society.Organization for the big coast-to-coast drive for aluminum scrap was completed last week, when representatives of the Canadian Aluminum Refineries and the Canadian Association of Secondary Materials met representatives of the Metals Controller's Office and the National Salvage Campaign S assurance of complete co-opera-% tion.The president of the Association said, \u2018We are ready to handle all the metal collected in the drive.We will do it on a strictly non-profit basis, and prepare it in accordance with the refiners\u2019 specifications.\u201d Only Scrap Wanted Referring to the special aluminum drive, to be held in the Province of Quebec on Sept.5 and 6, the National Salvage Campaign Two little boys, Roger Cote, 11, and Garth Gilhooly, 12, made up their minds to help the Red Cross and went to work with a will, collecting approxima\u2018ely 600 pounds cf scrap metal, newspapers, bol- tles, etc., in two or three daya.\u2018 Now's the tîme for all the children in the neighborhood to follow in the footsteps of Roger-and Garth, and prove as: successful at collecting salvage as they hdve been in holding sales to aid the Red Cross andj Queen's Canadian Fund this summer.supervisor stressed that \u2018\u2018only scrap aluminum should be donated, Disused pots and pans, broken electrical equipment, parts of washers, sweepers, or automobiles, discarded gadgets or sport equipment \u2014 all are welcome contributions.We are not asking for any aluminum articles now in use, the donation of which would; mean replacement by something else.This would not be economy.We are promoting a salvage drive which means we want all articles of aluminum which are of no further use other than for the metal which can be reprocessed.\u201d The dealers designated to handle the scrap aluminum will receive only out-of-pocket expenses for preparing the scrap.This involves cleaning, removing handles and rivets and other foreign material, sorting and pressing into bales or briquettes.When the material is ready, the executive secretary of the association will report to the Metals Controller the quantities available and the Metals Controller will designate the quantities to be shipped to the various authorized refining plants.The refineries will turn over to the Red Cross the prevailing price of scrap ala- minum, less the amount paid to the dealers for handling and preparing, less freight.The metal will be shipped freight collect and the refining plants will pay the {reight.Local plans for the national slumium drive are being prepared, and will be announced later.Truck Will Call Those groups or individuals who have collected an amount of 100 pounds or more of aluminum and other salvage may have a truck call as often as three times 8 week, it has been announced ny those in charge of the National Salvage drive in this city.Old Papers, magazines, bottles, waste metal, rags, etc., are needed, and salvage may be taken to the headquarters of the local committee wn 101 Murray street.A truck will be sent if collectors of salvage telephone BE.2545.upervisor in Ottawa gave their LAL.RITZ HAS HIGH ADVENTURE IN MIDDLE EAST Canadian Airman Has Triple Adventure During Campaign \u2014 Again Ready for Duty A saga of bigh adventure in which LAC Ralph Ritz of Notre Dame de Grace was the outstanding figure during the period of his campaign in the Middle East, has been receieved here recently.Word received at the home of LAC RALPH RITZ Mrs.Ritz, 4833 Dornal avenue, revealed Ralph to be convalescing in a military hospital, the after effects of being shot down in aerial combat, captured by hostile Arabs, thrown into a tent and finally shot in the back, That is the realistic adventure of a young Canadian airman, and to round out his story with the facts of being removed to an enemy hospital where he was decently cured for, and then recaps tured by British Forces duriug the battle of Iraq, makes this one of the truly odd stories of the war.Ralph, in,a letter to his mother states, \u2018\u2018this little experience of mine doesn't sound very exciting in this letter, but,\u201d \u2014 and it is very easy to believe him \u2014 \u201cbelieve me I'd hate to go through that one day in the desert again.\u201d Last reports stated that he expected to be back with the \u2018boys\u2019 within the next few days, so we take it that LAC Ritz is still \u2018rar- in' to go.+ 2 Huge Jewel Theft Not In Westmount The Examiner is sorry to learn that an error crept into a story recently published on robberies in this city.The thoroughness and efficiency of the police in West- mouat is a by-word throughout Canada and when we learned, erroneously as it was later discovered -\u2014 that a $10,000 burglary bad been perpetrated there we considered this as news with a capital \u201cN\"'.We are obligated to the city management for pointing out the unwitting mistake and take this opportunity of stating that the robbery did not occur in Westmount but in a close- lg i FOR SALVAGE CAMPAIGN an INA BHA.2 wits Crop ia aia he Westmount Éxaminer Serving The City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis Affiliate Paper Is Honored Examiner readers will be pleased to learn that \u201cThe Monitor\u2019, sister paper and affiliate of this newspaper, was rated first place in seven categories out of 14 in the recent competition staged by the Canadian Weekly Newspapers\u2019 Association at Quebec City, The divisions mentioned are all editorial and the credit awarded is a citation for \u201cThe Examner\u201d as well as \u201cThe Monitor\", PREACHER RAPS MOVIE WORSHIP Comments Also On Absence of Religion in Roosevelt-Churchill Proclamation Comment on the absence of any reference to religion in the joint proclamation of a new world order issued by President Roesevelt and Prime Minister Churchill, was made in a recent sermon by Capt.the Rev.T, W.Jones, D.D., M.A., from the pulpit of Calvary Church.In noting this lack of any mention of religion at the memorable Atlantic .Conference, the preacher declared that in the new world order \u2018there must be a new spirit of reverence and humility, we have become 80 powerful with the aid of science that we have lost this sense, We must place worship once more at the centre if we are to build aright the néw world.\u201d He deplored the present-day standards where \u201cmovie actors and actresses are exalted almost to the point of worship,\u201d and Led > ibla.is .apdll ly SERIE 07 EE mankind may be led to their ultimate reward.\"Ladies Tangle With RCAF.In Softball Local softball fans are in for an interesting evening's entertainment on Tuesday evening, August 26th, when the R.C.A.F.team which played in the Municipal League play against the Mount Royal Ladies softball team of the Ladies Major League, Both clubs will field their best nine but the batteries will be exchanged, that is the R.C.A.F.battery will be playing for the girls while the Mount Royal team pitcher and catcher will line wp with the Airmen.These two teams met in a dou- ble-header down in Verdun last week in a benefit game wlth the Mount Royal team winning both games by one run margins.The game is scheduled to start at 6.45 p.m.The R.C.A.F.have also challenged the winners of the Municipal League to a post season series.The R.C.A.F.who made such a good showing in the latter half of the league race when they were strengthened by the addition of Al Bell, playing good enough ball to make any playoffs, figure they stand a good change against either of the Royals or Dodgers now playing off for the league title.In the event this challenge is accepted, the series will in all probab ity start immediately after the loop title 1s decided.S.A.Missionarv To Preach Here Rev.H.Sydney Hiilver.B.A.\u2026.B.Th, will be the preacher at Westmount Baptist Church on Sunday.Mr.Hillyer has speat 70 years as a missionary in Bolivia under the direction of the Canadian Baptist Foreign Missinn Board and returns to that roun- try with Mrs.Hillyer early in October for a further term of service.In addition to his regular work as minister of the \u2018Baptist Church in La Paz, the capital city of Bolivia, he is the editor of a Spanish language church paper pun- lished monthly with a circulation of tive thousand.In the morning Mr.Hillyer will preach on \u2018The Thoughts of the Soldiers\u201d and in the evening bis subject will be \u2018Do the Stars Fight for us\u201d or \u2018Does God In- jy adjoining municipality.LE of + tervene in Human History.\u201d NOISY pme 4 i es 4 prone a AS eR tire An Australian wireless operator in a Bren gun carrier reports to headquarters behind the lines NELLIE AND | APPT TAR ne ~ WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1941 OHN BULL WIN ONE om after entering a Syrian village.This new picture arrived in America as British-Free French and Vichy French forces stopped fighting.| | eg SR AUS Tea en wa an emer SEL eee aa A.4263 St.Catherine St., Wastmount Free Estimates IA = GRAPHICALLY NS EXECUTIVE George Grubb Leaves No Doubt Concerning the Great BY MUNITIQ HAR Sunolied - Laid - Finished EXPLOSIVES VALS Ae DWO 0D FLOORS Repaired - Refinished Cleaned Ross Grafton & Co.WE.2323 \u2014 PRICE 2 CENTS ILLUSTRATED Role Played by Dynamite in the Promotion of Canadian Industry \u2014 Vital for War Use Cordite and Nitro-cellulose Delicate preparation and formidable use of high explosives was vividly portaryed by expert Guorgo Grubb, in an nddross he dellv- ered at Victoria Hall yesterday uftornoon bofore members of the Westmount Rotary Club, Mr.Grubb, a high ranking official with the famous C.1.L.company of Canada, his full titlo being manngor of the explosives divi slon, was very explicit ns ho outlined the use of explosives from a commercial and military advantage, To the quarry or mine operntor, sald Mr.rubb, explosives represent a means by which ho can LOGAL SOLOIST PLAYS SUNDAY ONY\u2019 PROGRAM H.Gnaedinger Is Violin Cellist of Note \u2014 Four Selections Herbert Gnaedinger, 4105 Mel- rose avenue, chairman of the committee in charge of the\u2019 Sunday Evening Hour, will be guest soloist on this week's program.Tory REINE en Very aott94\" 6 'Cbmmit- tee this summer Is also a violin cellist of note and formerly played with the McGill String Quartet.The four selections which have been chosen by Mr.Gnaedinger are \u2018\u2018Dedication,\u201d hy Popper, \u2018Cradle Song\u201d by Nolck, HERBERT GNAEDINGER \u201cSong to the Evening \u2018tar\u2019 from Tannhauser, and \u2018\u2018Bagatelle\u2019 by Holter.The devotional period and hymn singing, an ever popular feature of the Sunday Evening Hour will be led by Wm, Belson, who Is in charge of these programs during the month of August.In spite of the cold and blustery weather, over 200 persons attended last week's Bunday Evening Hour to hear J.C.Scot, baritone.Mr.Scott who is choirmaster of Westmount Park United Church and was formerly musical director of West Hill High School, sang \u201cWhy do the Nations Rage?\u201d and \u201cThe Trumpet Shall Sound.\u201d Air-Crash Victims Widely Mourned A solemn requiem mass was held recently in the Church of the Ascension at the corners of Clarke and Sherbrooke, in memory of those who Jost their lives fn the air crash which claimed the entire personnel of a company of the R.A.F.Ferry Command.The requiem was celebrated by Sqdn.-Lér George Hamel, chaplain of No.3 Training Command, and assisted by the Rev.Donald J.Perron.The Roman Catholic service in the Church of the Ascension was held for: Capt.Daniel Joseph Duggan, Winthrop, Mass.and R/0 John Beatty Drake, New Westminster, B.C.\u2018Air Cadets Of Canada\u2019 Appeals To Youngsters Rapid progress has been made in the development of an administrative system for the Air -Ca- dets of Canada, it fs reported nt the Afr Cadet League's national headquarters in Ottawa.Launched June 2nd, the new organization is assisting civilian committees in all parts of Canada to form local air cadet units through which boys 12 to 18 may take preliminary training in aviation.Intensive air cadet training lg expected to be under way in all provinées with tbe opening of schoo] in September, \u201cAlr cadet units are now being.organized in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec,\u201d sald Arthur IL.Melling, member of the national executive and honorary secretary-treasurer.\"Units In the other provinces will be formed soon.R.C.AF.officers have heen loaned to the league's national headquarters and to each of the six air force commands to assist with air cadet organization and training, A training manual for air cadets is partlal- ly completed and a new monthly magazine, Canadian Air Cadet, will make its debut In September as an official publication of the league.\u201d Western Unit British Columbia units are operating under natlonay directors, Squadron Leader A.W.Carter of Vancouver and Major HR, H, B.Ker of Victoria.In Alberta HR, Carson of Calgary i8 a national director and Alex Ross of Calgary is chairman of the provin- cia] committee, Squadron Leader DD.R.Maclaren, D.8.0., M.C.D.F.C., is chairman of the provincial committee in Manitoba, Gilbert M.Eaton is vice-chair- man, and Major R.C.Huggard is secretary, All three are from Winnipeg.The Quebec provincial committee is headed hy W.B.Tingle ot Montreal as chairman and P.8.Auger of Montreal as secretary, Chairman of the Ontario provincial committee for the Air Cadet League ig Sir Ellsworth Fla- velle, and vice-chairman, John David Eaton.Both men, residents of Toronto, are members of the league's national board of d!- rectors.Squadron Leader R.W.Frost has been posted on temporary duty from R.C.A.F.headquarters to the national office of the Alr Cadet League to take charge of organization work.Training Manua) Air Cadet officials are now working on a training manual which will be the texthook for the first year to a year and a half of the Air Cadets\u2019 hasle eourse, Instructional work In the manual will require 216 hours of atudy.Iessons will he classified under these headings: administration, aero engines, aircraft recognition, airframes, alr- manship, armament, drill, map reading, Inathematics, model hullding, physical training, signals, and theory of flight, Intended ms a souvenir, the inaugural fssue of the league's magazine, Canadian Air Cadet, first | , 81d.knots and splices, maps and will carry a guest editorial hy Air Marshal W, A.Bishop, V.C., D.8.0, M.C., D.F.C., honorary prosident, accompanied hy a reproduction of his portrait in ofls.On the flyleaf will be & picture of His Excellency, The Earl of Athlone, who ls patron of tho league, There will bo pictorial fen- tures on the launching of the league, articles on citizenship, technical training, aircraft recognition, aircraît production, and sections on model building and news from air cadet units.Priced at 10 cents a copy or $1.00 a year, it will be distributed to all air cadets units and to all schools where units are \u2018consid- erad.Bruce Keith, formerly with the Toronto Star, hag been appointed cditor.To Form Unit To form an air cadet unit in! any locality, a local adult com | mittee must he formed with adults to act as officers and 60 or more boys from 15 to 18.Ap-; piications should be forwarded on! prescribed forma through the\u2018 Provineia) Committee concerned | to the honorary secretary, 122 Wellington street, Ottawa, Ont.Nu hoys are enrolled as Air Cadets at nutlonal headquarters, but only through units in thelr own\u2019 districts.1f none has been forum ed they should Interest other boys and adults in the alr cadet movement and get à unit started | Mr.Melling stressed that the Alr Cadet League was formed he cause of the continued demand of Canadian boys since the outbreak of war for elementary aviation training.It was given authority by \u20ac.G.Power, Minister of National Defence For Afr, to nssist in the establishment of alr cadet training units in Canada, he sald, and It has a parity of status with cadet organlzations of the other services, PUBLIC AFFAIRS MEET PLANNED This week at the Y.M.(\".A.Na.tonal Summer Bchoo! the Y.M.C.A.Is conducting Its famous Canadian Institute on Public Affairs, This institute 18 presented through an exceedingly well- known eommittes chaired by Sir Robt,\u201d Falconer and Dr, Malcolm W.Wallace of Queen's University; vice-chairman 13 Leon-Mercier Gouin, K.C.; the treasurer Js N.J.McLean; secretary, R.E.G.Davis of the Y.M.C.A.National 1 DAVID.COULTER OF WESTMOUNT JOINS RLAL Local High School Graduate Enlists \u2014 Father an Officer in Air Cadets David I.Coulter of 1570 Lann- downe avenue, Westmount, has answered the eall to arms and en- lated in the Royal Canadian Afr Force.At the time of jolning the RC.A.F, \"David was employed us a clork with tho Furness Withy Co.Limited, steamship agents hero in Montreal, DAVID COULTER His father ys an officer in the Westmount Squadron of the air cadets, and In this cage It looks \u2018Uke father, Hke son.\u2019 The 20 year old Westmount High School graduate and formerly in the N.C.O.clugs of the West- mount Alr Cadets, was au keen sportsman, but it wus hockey in which hs excelled.The young mun fn now stu- tioned at the No, bh Manning Pool, R.C, A.F.Valeartier, Quaber, where he Is undergoing the pre- Iiminary training od an alr craftsman.House Party Held To Honor \u2018Deb\u2019 Al the residence of Capt, Mrs, J.Willlg of 4145 Dorchester Street, Westmount, on Saturday, August 2, a coming-of-age party wan given in honor of thelr only daughter, Madeline Knolly Willis, known to her Intimate friends as \u2018ladybird\u2019, The festive wus fully decorated with many floral and table beauti- Council.The subject for the 1n-; bouquets, and delightful daintes stitute this year is \u201cDemocracy| wore provided, which included Takes tho Initiative.\u201d Outstand-l Chicken salad, fruit salad, Ice ing leaders from Great Hritain ' \u2018 and the United States and Canada will present various phases of this subject a8 a background for discussions and forums.This institute is part of the Y.M.(*A.Na-! tional program on civic education.| Attendance i8 oper tn men and | women from all walks of fe.Is held at Geneva Park, Lake! Couchiching, Ontarfo.Leaders will be W.H.Cham- berlin of the Christian bel Prize winner; Geoffrey Crow-; ther.editor of the London \u201cEcon! omist,\u201d England.H'sembled guests, and ecreain, cakes, fruits and candy.The birthday cake held an array of 22 candles with ane extra for luck.well-decorated A toast proposed by her father: Was responded to by the as- the good wishes bestowed the hlushing \u2018ladybird\u2019, Miss Willis was the recipient upon Bclence; of exquisite gifts, which truly at-| Monitor; Sir Norman Angell, No-! tended to the young Indy\u2019s popularity, for it Isa well known that Miss Wills devotes considerable time and energy in war work, ¥ dividonds, many were: n meet hig payroll and porhaps pny to tho ongineor, the most important item in the construction of cunals, tho bullding of rallronds and highways, or the deepening of harbours, and in the production of the metal and min- oral wealth which hrs given this country the dominont position fit holds today.The mining Industry In this country, next to farming, ls our gronlost single Industry, and is dependent upon oxplosives for the production of Its finished product, Canada and the United States use more commercial oxplosivos than all Burope and Asin come bined, In 1940 alone, some 500,- 000,000 pounds of varlous kinds of dynamite were used for commercial purposes, Thin sluggoring total fa just nn king as to what will be future requirements, The prolific uso of sodium nitrate, nitroglycerine, ammoniuni nitrate, wgod pulp, sulpbur, paper, are just a fow of the in- grodients required In Cho making of explosives, continued the speaker, but to tho man In the stroot, well, explosives are just explosives, Explosives such us Cordite, Smokeless Powder, and T.N.T.suid Mr.Grubb, are quite satisfactory for military purposes but would be quite unsuitable for mining or quarry nceds for (hey are Lov weak for many types of rock, The creation of plosives Industry took Bagel, Switzorlund, in the year 18406, bu! it.wus Alfred Nobel, 1667, who brought the industry to Its present perfection with ine I ventions which revolutionized the entire business, Referring #peuker told attached to TNT.(and In bombing today is helng In the Dominlon titles, The construction of huge plants the high ex- place in the war, the of the importance the manufacture of fly subsequent use operations), which mude right here In large quan- to for the process of making this very essential war materlal de- mandy the most painstaking efforts, nnd every precaution is (nken to insure the xufety of Lhe workers, while plans are still in infancy.Concluding hi< address, Mr.Grubb touched upon tha controversy raging between the ree speetive governments of Britain and the United States, ns to the relative merits of Cordite and Niro-celluloss powder, and In this Instance would not even venture an opinion, hut looked forward to the day when explosives plants would ba dismantled and guns and swords beaten into plow shares, Mr.Grubb was Introduced to his audience by Bill Thow, and thanked for hig splendid address by Rotarian Whittaker, while the chafr way occupied by president Ewart Etnerson, RÉTURN Miss Margaret McDonald and Miss Joan Lunny have returned ; from & visit in the Laurentians, Two promtnent Went.reunt résidents, Mr, Justice : W.L.Bond, 484 Mt.Plens.| ant Avenue, and Mr, Just- fee 8.Letourneau, 421 Are gale Ave, hoth of the Prove ince of Quebec Court of Appeal, have been appointed a Royal Commission to investigate the recent strike at Arvida in which there Il have been rumors of sabe | otage. a pen mri ern Ë.het a se cay pr BE i \u2018 écègae- te ri rp Hf One À pue he dma ante Ren 2 The - THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave, WAlnut 27734 newspaper for the home devoted to \u2018Westmount Examiner Published Every Thursday Herving the City of Westmount Garden Subarh of Canada's Metropolis amount, COMPANY WISTMOUNT, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1941 STORE IT THIS WINTER! The number of cars pleasure driving on the highways last Sunday was again high enough to cause disquiet among those who know how : urgent is the need for conserving the nation\u2019s Hf there has been any lessening gas supply.of traffic since the appeal to went out to the public, it has not been appar- Not only are the highways full of traffic, Sundays, but the ent in the holiday motoring.forty-mile speed limit is being most everyone.\u2018gars.\u2018enough.The minimum is fifty \u2018more than that will probably be required be- The authorities are be- .fore the war is over.ting as lenient as possible with \u2018public; they do not want to impose rationing, It is expected that gas consumption will show a decided drop this winter, as many people who have been in the habit \u2018of driving right through the cold months, plan \u2018but may have to.\u2018to store their cars this year.\u2018motorists will dispense with needless winter driving, the day of rationing can be at least It is hoped that every car owner \u2018who can do so will co-operate in this way, \u2018postponed.SAVE BACON FOR BRITAIN In again telling us that the United Kingdom needs bacon urgently, our government was simply stating what is obvious to most of us, \u2018for Britain's supply was greatly when Germany invaded Denmark and the Netherlands.Canada is now asking her people \u2018to go light on bacon for a few months so that \u2018the supply to Britain can be speeded up.In Then, the appeal to double .up in driving to work has largely fallen on deaf To verify this, one has only to watch the number of cars going to and from town with nobody aboard but the driver.The sav- .ing in gasoline consumption of twenty per :cent, which has been reported, is not good ! i } | | public service, | | save gasoline broken by al- per cent; and the motoring If sufficient i for me.\u201d impaired titude.\u2018\u2019 CHURCHILL'S ISLAND If you believe in Kismet, or some inexorable law of destiny, an anecdote revealed a few days ago in New York by a prominent Canadian may not have the curious appeal to you that it had to us.The man who told the story was D.C.Coleman, vice-president of the Canadian Pacific Railway.During his forty years with the railway Mr.Coleman has escorted many famous persons across Canada.In 1929 he was accompanying a noted Englishman who was entranced with the beauties of the Lake of the Woods and its twenty thousand islands.At the close of the day's tour he said to Mr.Coleman: \u2018I understand these islands can be bought cheaply from the government.| should like to buy one with a high shoreline on which | would build d house, furnish it with thousands of books, plenty of strong cigars, and a little good brandy, and there | would retire from the world to my literary labours.You might see what you can do about finding such an island Mr.Coleman relates: \u2018I did not find one, and perhaps the world owes mie a debt of gra- His guest at that time was Winston Church- the first agreement with the British government (1939-1940) the minimum quantity of bacon, hams, and other cuts stipulated was for | 291,000,000 pounds.Not only did we supply this with unfailing regularity, but we sent { 40,000,000 pounds in excess of the agreed: making a total pounds for the year ending October 31, 1940, and undertook by a second agreement with | the British Ministry to furnish 425,000,000 | pounds of bacon and hams by October 31, 1941.Now Britair has asked Canada to speed up delivery so as to fill the contract by September 15, or six weeks ahead of the full per- ! jod.Consequently, in order to cope with this request, Canadians have in turn been asked to eat less pork of all kinds, including bacon and hams, for three months, so as to enable the government to have sufficient supplies to meet the British requirements.In helping the government meet the British request, Canadians will not only be assisting in the winning of the war, but will help this country establish a great new market for our primary products which, if we don\u2019t throw it away by foolish restrictive tariff policies, will be a boon to us after the war.of 331,000,000 great \u201cPOST | Miss Marion Best Named Associate Secretary in\u2018 Women's Work , J.H.MacIntyre.chairman of) the Personnel Committee of the announces the appointment of Miss Marion Best, M.A., a graduate of Toronto University and honor student in Boclology, as associate secretary for women and girls\u2019 work.This appointment has been necessary in order to keep up with the very rapidly growing work of the women's and girls\u2019 dept.Miss Best is a graduate of Westmount High School, was a resident of Notre Dame de Grace before her father was appointed president of the Y.M.C.A.Springfield College in Mass, U.8.A.She is regarded as one of the brightest secretaries of the Y.W.C.A., with which organization she has been recently serving in Kitchener.BARKING DOGS NEVER BITE The story is told by Orville Wright that he was once reproached for not taking up the challenge that Professor Langley was the inventor of the airplane.\u201cYou are too taciturn,\u201d he was told.\u201cYou should assert yourself more.\u201d - \u201cMy friend,\u201d replied Orville Wright, \u2018the parrot 18 4 good talker but a bad flier.\u201d PLAYING SAFE A man traveling in South America entered a shop in the capital of a small state to buy a watch and chain, The watchmaker wrapped up the articles and with them a revolver.\u201cI say,\u201d observed the astonished traveler, \u201cI didn't want a revolver.\u201d Said the watchmaker: \u2018Why, you've bought a gold watch! 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large Majestic frigl- éairé and other articles, WE, sets, LADY'S grey fall coat, sise 40-42, in perfect condition, pald $39.00, for $6.50.DE, 1449.J-134 CHESTERFIELD chair With sip cover, $6.00, traveller's trunk, $8.00, taxedo, sine 38, $3.00.all very good condition.EI 9601.J-128 LADY'S secretary, rowing machine, 2 rugs 45\" x Ed, ¥6\" x 79, lamp, t~hle, chair, and other things.EL.roi, J-129 * VO Westmount High tunics, size 11.perfegt EL.4834.J-128 SOLID WALNUT Duncan Phyffe vrop«leaf table, perfect condition.DE.6911, evenings, J-127 POUBLE BED, (oak), piano bench, desk, walnut wardrobes, oak dresser with full length mirror, rug HA.10 GAS STOVE, solid walnut living room table, lamps, electric clock.tools, 50 ft.of hose on reel, good order, WA.4310, - fon SALE WOMEN'S dothing, rlding boots and breeches, fern stands, ower pots, garden utenslls, brass ourtain rods and fixtures, kitchenware, metal washtube, AT, 6069., J-188 27 rok SALE\u201d RETAIL PRICES on Lefebvre's doughnuts, Boston baked beans and fresh home-made meat ples have not gone up, Order now, DE, 1303.J-154 CHILD'S GREEN bedroom adits cone alating of bed, spring, bureau, vanity chest, and hat-tres, BL, foto.-138 HANY hair dryer (8hefton), th good condition.FI, 9447, J+187 SOLID walnut gateleg table, perfect condition, $14.00, Swagger suit, size 16, $5.00, Bl.8498, de SOLID walnut dining room table.Quebec heater.Chest of drawers.Rea sonable, EL, 6088, J-151 STUDIO COUCH, child's toldy seat, highchair, klddy-car, reins.Girl's coat 16, EL, 9970, J-158 LADY'S FUR cont, size 15, lapin, in good condition, EL, brown 0209, J-158 CROTCH mahogany dining room set table 44 ft, can de extended to 10 184] ft.Mahogany upright plano.Cabinet victrola, Gurney cabinet gas stove.Table linen.Pictures.Cut glass.Odds and ends.DB, 1086, Westmount.à J-159 Crossword Puzzle 33\u2014Mock combat 34\u2014-Gir}'à name 33\u2014To run about 38\u2014Rlectrifled enmna- tion 22 Food 3\u2014False &-Cce 8&\u2014HRome 4\u2014Variety of agate hood tn 7\u2014-Moharamedan devil 9\u2014Dertmine of the tr- reconcillables (Solution will be found clscwitere in this tosue) 7 \u201c| J 1 3 I 5 6 | 1 i 29 Da 32 IT h ol a \u201ca \\ ] 53 l FIIT A dre re HORIZONTAL 39\u2014To tan 10\u2014Grassy plain 1\u2014Ttee 40\u2014Monster 11-Scottish: to know ga Antique 41=Tribal symbol 19\u2014RB5r 9\u2014Archaic: same 43\u2014Land mensure 21\u2014Brother of Jacob 12\u2014Serpent 4+\u2014Motmnmedan 22\u2014Wnhile 13\u2014Weeping mother name 13-Boat 14\u2014Rorn 46\u2014RBrewn pigment 24\u2014To obtain , 13-Every one 48-Profit 26\u2014Engine 16\u2014-Follers M\u2014Qverly Type unit 17\u2014-Brown $ let 20\u2014Footiike part 18-\u2014L,00%e 53\u2014Dove's call 80\u2014Food fish 20\u2014Metric measare of 54-Wetght a2\u2014To disapprove capacity 35\u2014Pite 33\u2014To scold (slang) To horder 1 34-\u2014Part of \"to be\u201d 24\u2014Fuel VERTICAL S\u2014To frièk 2 \u2014Édentical 1\u2014Mohammedan gar 97-Compass point 28-\u2014Poueh nrent : 38-\u2014Time (music) 20\u2014Through a-$un 40\u2014Conjunction Charen law S\u2014Deluston 42\u2014Expression of con.31\u2014Roit tempt 48\u2014Greek war god $4=-Stamese coin 4-\u2014-Card game 47\u2014Refore es Age 50\u2014Fox FOR SALE LADY'S cloth coats, 1 fur coat, summer dresses, size 22-84, fox fur, cheap.WA, 4649.J-171 TWO-PIECB chesterfield (large) with attractive linen slip covers, good condition, EL.6381, J-161 GAS STOVE, 4 burner Regent, good condition, $7.00, 3 skin Kolinsky fur neck piece, like new, $20.00.Phone morning or evening, BL.9737, GAS STOVE good condition, also single bed with mattress, and 2 rugs.DB.7904, J-183 LADY'S arch-support shoes, cuban heels, slightly worn, all colors sport shoes, bargain.WA, 4649.J-187 GURNEY, electric stove, four burners, oven, warming closet, good condition.Bargain, Phone Ste Anne de Bellevue 401.TWO LADY'S suits and fall coats, sizes 16, Lady's suit, 40.Perfect condition.Reasonable.EL.9208.J-175 BROADLOOM and Axminster rugs, mats, never used.Beautiful chesterfield suite.Bargain $50.00, Pine modern bedroom, $75.00.Bookcase, dropieaf table, chairs, lamps, tables.Genuine opportunity.FI.1950, Colson, 1358 Greens, Westmount, J-176 MAN'S SPRING coat, grey wool, 38, $3.00.Fo tbath, leectric heater, bed comforter.4150 Sherbrooke West.Sifperinfendent, J-183 WOODEN ICE refrigerator, good condition, cheap; lady's brown wiriter cloth coat, fox collar, size 16, good as now, $30.00, Phone Ste Anne de Bellevue 631, J-182 WANTED TO PURCHASE Baserman\u2019s Better Prices We buy any oid suits, furs, households, office furniture, sewing, washing machines, carpets, odd pieces furniture.Call any time.DO, 3795.D-16 WANTED.Attachment {roner to fit on Thor washer.Stâte price and condition.Box 183 c-o 2191 Hampton Ave.N.D.G.D-15 STUDENT'S SK, dark coloured, suitable High School student, only good condition considered, WI.8734, D-9 ANTIQUES, BETTER CASH PRICES paid for fine silverware, china, glass, otnaments, paintings, bric-a-brae, ivortes, bronses, élocks, curios, other antiques and objets d'Art, purchased.Representative calls.Lyons, 1480 St, Catherine.WI, 5700.D-7 GIVEN: T0 LOCAL GIRLY THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER The opinions expressed in this AS Y.M.C.A.in Notre Dame de Grace, | OOo PR Ro eo seem that there must fall with it million people are well worth cultivating as any other million; therefore the majority of all the people should dacide on the treatment all the people shall get, for the majority of all are most likely to act in the interest of all.Rule by one or more favored classes is the antithesis of democracy.\u2014Bertram F.Willcox, New York lawyer in Common Sense, New York Mouth- ly, 315 Fourth avenue.In 1867 the four charter-pro- vinces of Canada had a popula tion of less than 4,000,000, Today our nine provinces have a population of 12,000,000.Our national revenue was about $15,000,000 in 1867.This year Finance Minister Isley expects our national revenue will be about $1,300,000,000.Our external trade has grown from a very smal figure in 1867 to $3,500,000,000 in 1941.Of the nations of the world we are fifth in the value and volume of international commerce.Many far-seeing observers predict that the post-war years will be an era of the greatest prosper: ity we have ever had.We have ample facilities (agriculture industries, fisheries, transportation, and mining) to care for 50,000,000 people, The speech in which Rt.Hon.Anthony Eden awelt upon and approved of President Roosevélt's \u2018four freedoms\u201d received extraordinary attention in the British press.Mr.Eden gave special consideration to the \u2018freedom ftom want\u201d and insisted that if there is to be a satisfactory new world order, it cannot be established unless there is economic well-be- {ng in all parts of the world and that this means there must not be any selfish clinging to privilege.\u2014 John Strachey, (former Communist) in hig bbook, A Faith to Fight For, makes & plea to set over against Nazism a new order based upon a readiness to follow truth, including the truth concerning the social histery and present state of man, ern There are indications in the British press that among thinkers of the left wing in the social and political lifé of Britain there is a wish for à fresh ethical approach to the hoped-for new social order.G.D.H, Cole scid: \u2018For victory and for that which is to come on the heels of victory, we need for ourselves an ideal of the new life which we are to build up primarily for ourselves but also, as far às in us lies, for other peo- pla with whom we must work in repairing the devastation and striking out toward a new mastery of the human spirit over torces that have brought Numa ity to ruin\u2019s brink.\u201d Pittsburghers are again aroused.One citizen wrote: \u201cA doctor wiil tell you a Pittsburgher's heart, however kind it may be, is as black as your hat.Natives cannot copvince anyone that our air is pure because it is not pure.During the past winter, the \u2018smog\u2019 was deadly, 80 a citizen's committee was appointed to compel the city to imitate the success of AUTOS WANTED HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR USED CARS TOWN & COUNTRY MOTORS 1624 ST.CATHERINE W.WE.6463 BUY WAR SAVING STAMPS BY SELLING your old clothes, household, office furniture, sewing, washing machines, carpets, antiques, anything of value, plumbing supplies.LA.9641.D-1 NOTRE DAME DH GRACE Trans.ter.Local and long distance movers, also storage, DE, 3110.D-t .DRESSMAKING MADAME DESJARDINS, formerly of N.D.G.dresses $3.00 up and your pattern.Also alterations.low price.4473 St.Catherine, near Metcelfe.WI.7010.D-8 FURS WE WILL remodel or repair your fur CARTAGE & STORAGE ; Conducted by HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.D.C.L In Which Subjects of General Interest Are Discussed mot necessarily those of this newspapes and It does not accept responsibility for them.car for full efficiency! GARD AUTOMOBILE MC.872 Victoria Ave.WA.2761 coat lke new At surèmer prices Rowat-Cusson-Ross LiMited.532$ Sherbrooke Street.DE.5511, D-5 tn Forum are The great majority of the gifted men and women of tomorrow must always be born of the commonplace people of today.A fundamental error of conventional eugenics is its assumpti on that from ability alone ability springs.And if this is an error, then it would the faith of our privileged classes that, as they are the salt of the earth, their privileges must be preserved so that they may thrive and more salt be produced.One is forced, on scant data and tentatively, that most humans are capable of great development and that backward or depressed peoples lack nurture more than nature.The theory of democracy might be rephrased: any particular probably ask - St.Louls and try to get rid of the nuisance which has been costing the city $16,000,000 a year in property damages and many deaths from pneumonia and other unnecessary diseases.\u201d The city counci] will cooperate and the new by-law requires that smoke be eliminated at the source by the use of devices which will \u201cI happen to be one who fears the leadership of any man who never learns anything nor gets a new idea or dares to change his mind but who has everything catalogued, defined and fixed, forever.It takes a lot more courage to confess to a former wrong Judgment than it does to stick to it through thick and thin, despite what a great many people hold.\u201d\u2014C, C.P, Hiller, The new social order for which the world is longing will not permit 80 per cent of the wealth of the world to fall into the hands of less than 10 per cent of the people.The 1941 Southern Baptist (U.S.A.,V Convention expressed its sympathy for Great Britain and the cause of world democracy and urged thelr Government ro give \u2018all-out aid\u201d to Great Britain.burn coal smokelessly.Beginning next October all coal users, except railroads, river boats and private residences, shall comply with the by-law.Railroads mist comply a year later and homes in 1943.3 = .* | CALVARY CHURCH 1 : x The joint services of Calvary United and First Baptist congregations will be continued next Sunday by worshipping ia Calvary Church, Derchester St.at Greene avenue, Westmount, when Capt.the Rev, T.W, Jones, M.A., D.D., will preach at both services.At the morning service Dr.Jones will preach on the theme, \u201cOn Living a Day at a Time.\u201d In these days of speed and unusual stress we need to pause and take stock of our lives.The remembrance of the truth that \u201cwe know not what a day may bring forth\u201d should not alarm us but should rather lead us into a more restful and more confident frame of mind.Worry is one of our worst enemies.At the évening service Capt.Jones will deal with lessons learnt during his périod of service ovér- seas fn the \u201cBlackout Nights\u201d in London and elsewhere.Great lessons fo* life are being learned and put to the practical test hy the \u2018the people of Britain \u2014 lessons \u201cHI need to learn.\u2018Vets\u2019 Get Cash; Widows Waiting Louisiana's 396 remaining veterans of the Confederate Army's thinning ranks could eciaim vie- tory today in a hattle for back pensions \u2014 but widows of their \u201cbudaies\u2019 must wait.After weeks of litigation launched by former gubernatorial candidate James H.Morrison which deadlocked St.te funds for payment to the veterans, a $6,- 145.000 State bond issue has been approved and checks for $1,080 were being mailed today to each of the old warriors, elimaxing a legislative dispute which began six years ago.It was an empty victory, however, for the hundreds of Confederate soldiers whom time erased from the pension rolls since claims were first made in 1935.Then 1,808 claims were pre- and veterans remain.For 743 widows the wait will b- prolonged and indications ate their number will be eut even more before couit approval is granted a necessary seperate issue, caccelled dy Mr.Morrison's legal action and sliced from $730,000 to $675.000 because 50 claimants passed on during the past six months.DEVOTION Airman: \u201cIs that your new ari?SatHlor: \u201cNo, just the old ofe painted up.\u201d In times of stress a great many it is not surprising to find Nostradamus, the famous French astrologer coming into the lmelight again at this time.A full ae count of his life and work will be found in the books now being published about him, but a brief note on his career may be of interest.Michel de Notredame, more widely known as Nostradamus, was born of Jewish parents at Saint-Rémy in Provence on December 13, 1503.During the plague which ravaged France at that time he gained a great reputation for his marvellous cures.He published his famous \u2018Ceutur- ies,\u201d which foretold the future \u2019n riymed quatrajos, in 1555, aud from 1550 until his death published a series of popular Almanacs.He was appointed physician- in-ordinary to Charles 1X, and died on July 2, 1566.A typical Nostradamus quatrain which is being frequently quoted these days is the following: \u201cBorn in a hovel and elevated to regal height Is he who, empty and vain, will come to tyrannize over the land.He will raise a force for the March from Milan, He will exhaust Fayence and Florence of men and money.\u201d That is an extraordinarily good picture of Mussolini to have been penned some three and a half centuries ago.\u2018At 1601 Lincoln avenue, Montreal, Mrs.Grace Peillard is doing a fine job of aiding the bombed people of Britain.Mrs.Peilidrd, who is a member of the W.V.R.C., has organized a Montreal Bundles for Britain, and her outfit has already sent 21,500 lbs.of clothing of all kinds to the bombed districts of London during the past nine months.The clothing for men, women, and children, which is donated, is thouroughly cleaned and mended.and is put up in huge packing- cases, which are made for Mrs.Peillard by the Boys\u2019 Farm at Shawbridge through the courtesy of Major Willcock.It is an inspiration to see this energetic lady inside one of her packiag- cases pressing down the beautifully cleaned and pressed garments so that it may contain as much as possible.\u2018\u2019The brave people in the bombed areas have learned not only our admiration but as much afd as we can give them,\u201d declares Mrs.Peillard, \u2018\u2018and it Is up to us not to let them want for anything that we can send them.\u201d I cannot speak too highly of the good work being done oy Mrs.Peillard, and anyone interested in the project can see her at Kier office at 1601 Lincoln Avenue, just off Guy, telephone FI.4691, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 My wife has an old alarm clock which she uWses in fhé garden.It is minus the minute Hañd, but when she ha\u20ac an hour to spare for gardening, she starts this clock and sété the &larm for one hour ahead.She takes it out with her into the gardeA and kfiocks off when the alarm rings.Now, the idea is a good one in its place \u2014 {hat is in the garden, my wife went out to visit ever, my wife went out to visit a friend.I was just tip-toeing into my baby daughter's room to see if she had dropped over, when that confounded gardening alarm went off in the cellar.I dashed out of the bedroom and made fof the stairs.I did not allow for the slipperÿness of the freshly polished floor.however, and down I crashed with a tremefidous thud.Baby then added Der tearfut people turn to astrology, so that} onious interlude.and startled voice to the disharm.I limped down to the .cellar and arrived just as the alarm-clock stopped of its own accord.I shut it off nevertheless and muttered a sevenfold beae- diction on the thoughtless feminine head that had forgotten to do this in the garden.Then I limped upstairs again to calm the disturbed nerves of a tired infant, and by the time silence had once more fallen upon the house, 1 felt that a whisky and soda was called for.Over this heartening drink and a cigarette, I sat down to consider just how this incident might be sc heightened and touched up as to properly impress a feminine mind with the enormity of her forgetfulness and the severity with which the results had fallen upon the already heavily burdened shoulders of her husband.A local youth hit on the brigut idea of holding an \u2018\u201c\u2018old clo\u201d party, The guests were accordingly instructed to turn up in the oldest and most dilapidated clothes they could find for a free-and-easy evening.One lag, however, who called for a friend on is way to the party, had the mortifying experience of having the door slammed in his face by the maid with the remark, Nothing to-day!\u201d Faith is a higher faculty than reason.\u2014Bailey.COUNSELS QUARREL Two angry barristers having a quarrel must sound something like this: \u201cI suggest you are a silly ass.\u201d \u201cI put it to you that you are another.\u201d \u201cI refute that!\u201d \u201c1 suggest I shall knock your block off!\u201d \u201c1 intimate that I should like to see you do it!\u201d (Biff) \u201cI put it to you that you have had sufficient?\"\u201d \u201cI concur in that statement pre C.o.D.Paula; \u201cI buy all my clothes ¢.0.D.\u201d Irene: \u201cCollect Oft Dad.\u201d Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.& Roslyn Ave, Rev.J.A.Johnston, D.D., Minister 11.00 a.m.\u201cThe Thoughts of the Soldiers.\u201d 7.30 p.m.\"Do the Stars Fight for Us.\u201d Rev.Sydney Hillyer, B.A., B.Th,, At both services, Strangers and visitors cordially welcomed Calvary Church Dorchester St., at Greene Ave., Westmount Minister: Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A, D.D.Union Services of Calvary United and First Baptist congregations in Calvary Church, Dorchester St.at Greene Ave., Westmount, Preacher at Both Services: Capt.the Rev.T.W, Jones, M.A, DD.11.00 am.On Living à Day at a Time.7,30 p.me \"1 Saw the Stars in the Blackout.\u201d Visitors to the City will be most welcome.boards.Price $1 6.060.060.134 St.James St.West | Modem Westmount Residence Victoria Ave., near Westmount Ave., close to schools and churches, at halt the cost for immediate sale, Attractive two-storey, detached dwelling on lot 60\u2019 x 137\u2019 approx., in excellent state of repairs.Contains 9 rooms and 3 tiled bathrooms, open fireplaces, spacious cup- THE EASTERN TRUST COMPANY BÉlair 1745 Mount Royal 1207 Drummond Street \u2014___ Mount.Royal Have Ample Space for Next 100 Years AI! Revenues Ge t6 Services Development end Maintenance A No-Profit Contpany Who Operate Mount Royal Cemetery\u2014Hawihorn-Dale Cemetery\u2014 Mount Royal Crematorium Cemeteries Cemetery Co.Telephone MArquette 8059 Barrister and Solicitor HOWARD S.Telephone MA.9238 ROSS, K.C.57 St» James St.West * again ves of time | UPOR vhisky K and nsider tht be up as ninine { her verity fallen dened briglit party, y ins- oldest s they d-easy , who ay to ng ex- slam- ] with day!\u201d than ; ing a sthing ass.\u201d 1 are your à like have ent!\u201d lothes Ave, inister f the it for (Th, Hy 3, d and Cal- at a h the nost THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 194) anny iia TERN WESTMOUNT EXAMINER PAGE THRER » Hollywood Gossips * SPLENDID FILM AT.WESTMOUNT Irene Dunne, Cary Grant Star in Ecstatic Romance ! Ecstatic romance is the major theme of George Stevens\u2019 \u2018\u2018Penny Serenade,\u201d George Stevens\u2019: new drama which is now play-, ing at the Westmount United\u2019 Theatre until Saturday night, with Irene Dunne and Cary Grant; starred.Two of the most exc'ting stars on the screen today, on, a love story which is everything] a love story should be\u2014sentimen- tal, rapturous, filled with laughter and with tears\u2014'\u2018Penny Serenade\u201d possesses as well a warmth which makes it one of the year's immediate selections for the vaunted \u201cten best.\u201d As a casual, irresponsible newspaperman and his wife, Graat and Miss Dunne bring to the screen characterizations which are intrinsically human, filled with sympathetic understanding so that their romance becomes one that not only belongs to, but becomes a part of, every member of their audiences.The stars surpass anything they have ever given the screen, Based upon Martha Cheavens' magazine novel, adapted by Mor- rie Ryskind, \u201cPenny Serenade\u201d carries its principals through a ten-year period.It traces their hectic courtship and impetuous marriage, and describes their rapturous honeymoon which ends in near-disaster.Despondent and despairing because of the loss of their baby, the couple settle down to life in a small country town, where he attempts to run a newspaper.The struggle for existence straightens the newspaperman out, so that he becomes an attentive husband and, when they adopt a child, a loving and responsible father.\u201cSUNNY\u201d HAILED NEWS OF THE THEATRE WORLD BRITISH, FRENC PIT ot .Walter Rilla as French Commander, Robert Ne wton as Russian Commander and Kim Pcacqek as British Commander, the three of whom combine forces in the thrilling drama, \u2018\u2019Dangorous Cargo,\u2019 which is now playing a second week at the Snowdon.The pict ure is a definite hit, inasmuch as it is one of the most H, R unusual pictures to come from England this year.DON DRAM ST RATE FM AT.SNOVDON \u201cShining Victory\u201d Adapted From Novel of A.J.Cronin \u2014\u2014 A truly fine motion pieture is due to open at the Snowdon United Theatre on Sunday, and judging from the reception it was accorded by last night's audience it 1s first-rate entertainment.Shining Victory,\u201d written by A.J.Cronin, one of the world\u2019s most famed novelists, is a tightly-knit drama with a brand-new theme.James Stephenson, whose performance in \u201cThe Letter\u2019 brought him such wide acclaim, and Ger-! aldine Fitzgerald, the lovely Irish actress who attalned screen celebrity throu,h her roles in \u201cWuthering Heights\" and \u2018Dark Victory,\u201d are the stars of the film.With boldly masterful strokes, author Cronin has fashioned his story around the mysteries cf t psychiatry, unravelling these mysteries to provide drama which .grips the complete attention of its Picture Gay With Mardi audiences.Briefly summarized, Gras Background the story is that of a youag Brit- Stressing its delightful romance| United Theatre until Friday night.along with its gay Jerome Kern Seven unique dance routines tunes and its spectacular dance! and the four song hits of the or- numbers, Anna Neagle's new| iginal show, including the mem- \u201cSunny\u201d is hailed as an excep-| orable \u201cWho?\u201d are woven Into tionally attractive filmusical, and| the plot of the story, laid against as something of an innovation \u2018n| the colorful background of New screen entertainment, being very| Orleans during the Mardi Gras different from any of Miss) season.Neagle's earlier vehicles.The Sunny is a dancer with a trav- film is now playing at the York|eling carnival company playing the Louisiana city when she meets Larry Warren, a rich young no- cialite, in the hectic whirl of a Mardi Gras crowd.The two fall immediately in love and, against the wishes of Larry's sister and of the carnival manager, they plan to marry at once.But Sunny 1s worried over her place in the smart soclal circles in which Larry dwells, and when ! the whole carnival troupe arrive boisterously to attend the wed- ' ding, she gives up and runs away, going back to her original job.But at this point Larry's highly unconventional old aunt takes a hand, and the result makes for the delightful ending to this very -_ out-of-the-ordinary tunefilm.AT 5 P.M, AND 11 P.M.6 PEACHES 6 SKY REVUE Aerial Sensation Next Mon, to Sat.ine.GURD\u2019S \u201cBACK - TO - SCHOOL\u201d 4c KIDDIE DAYS See your Gurd Dealer now for guest tickets.J AN Scientifically ¢ rN CONDITIONED Sherbrooke at Hingston EL.2271 SAT.- SUN.- MON.- TUES.- AUG.23 - 26 x PAUL MUNI As Pierre Radisson the First Canadian in HUDSONS BAY with GENE TIERNEY LAIRD CREGAR « JOHN SUTTON « VIRGINIA FIELD VINCENT PRICE NIGEL BRUCE 2nd BOB HOPE PAULETTE GODDARD.\u201c1 WANTED WINGS\u201d FRIDAY \u201cBLONDIE ON A BUDGET\u201d fat \u201cCAUGHT IN THE DRAFT\u201d 1 di A 7 .methods of handling fires; actual The army is sabotaged with mirth and melody when these four put their heads together in \u2018Caught in the Draft,\u2019\u201d\u201d Paramount's timely comedy on the breexier side of the draft, the film opens at the York United Theatre on Saturday playing until Tuesday night.Dorothy La- mour, Bob Hope, Lynne Overman and Eddio Bracken are in the above \u201cSHE KNEW ALL THE ANSWERS\u201d Joan Bennett and Franchot Tone in the above scene from the film \u201cShe Knew All the Answers,\u201d which opens at the Monkland United Theatre on Sunday playing until Tuesday night.Tuesday night.\u201cKEEP YOUR SEATS PLEASE\u201d TT n Torres George Formby in the British Hit film \u201cKeep Your Seats Please,\u2019 which opens at the Westmount United Theatre on Sunday playing until The world is his who can see through its pretension.\u2014 Emerson, \u2014 wy LL, ; \u2014 Von (Se, Catherine at Guy) TODAY AND FRIDAY ANNA NEAGLE in \u2018\u2019SUNNY,\u201d with Ray Bolger, John Carroll vnd Edward Everett Morton.\u201c\u201cSINGAPORE WOMAN,\" with Brenda Marshall and David Bruce.SATURDAY until TUESDAY BPs ow oo soma ome een For the fourth time in the past two years, four top Hollywood names have gotten together to turn out another important Hollywood production, \u2018\u2019One Night in Lisbon, which is now playing at the Monkland United Theatre until Saturday night.They are the box office team, Madeleine Carroll and Frèd Mac- Murray, producer-director Edward H.Griffith and Virginia Van Upp, famous screen writer, Their first effort was \u201cCafe Soclety.\u201d After that came \u201cHoneymoon in Bali,\u201d and recently Virginia.\" Now the foursome have turned out their most ambitious effort, \"One Night in Lisbon\u2019 for Paramount, which promises to top everything they have done in the past.Griffith, who belleves in realism of sets and scenic effects, had taken his entire troupe to Virginia to shoot the film of that namo that was acclaimed for its color and authenticity, as well as {is story.This time, however, the locale was a real problem\u2014Lls- bon, Griftith arranged with Paramount\u2019s London office to supply necessary material for his timely film.\u201d This included air raid shelter pictures and diagrams; blackout rules and regulations; uniforms; posters and signs of all kinds; \u2018all clear\u201d signals and other details necessary to give: the audience an authentic feeling of the movie's backgrounds.The first half of the fllm takes place in war-torn London; the story then moves to Lisbon \u2014 Europe's last free city of wine, women and song.The majority of the all star cast were born under the British flag which may in part, account for their inspiring performances.Top names Include Madeleine Carroll, born in England, where she started her stage and screen For his part In \u201cNew York Town,\u201d Aklm Tamiroff, noted character actor, had to learn to paint and to act as a tailor, For Prompt Delivery of | BEER SOL'S \u2018Gare | EL.6566 \u2014 EL.8930 Top Hollywood Foursome Make Film At Monkland 5307 Sherbrooke West | Deliveries from 8 a.m.to 11 p.m [|i career; Patricia Morison, though not born in England, was taken there by her English parents to live ns a child; John Loder, English born and bred, who held the distinction of being the youngoeat commissioned lioutenant In the British Army during the last World War; Reginald Denny, who did his bit for his natlve country when he served in the Royal Wly- ing Corps \u201cack in 1917; and Dame May Whitty, Hollywood's only English titled actress.paremeurt Provonts / wos NOPE NE | ny LAMOUE \\ ROT WN wa DRAFT Lynne german en Eadie Brack?wa prose te David Botte lected » em You've Ever Roared At! \u2014 VITESTMOUNT | (Sherbrooke at Grey Ave.) TODAY UNTIL SATURDAY \u2014 2nd Feature \u2014 The Screon\u2019s First Eple Technicolor Thrill-Dramna Bince \u201cNorthwest l\u2019ansage\u201d! \u201cBILLY THE KID,\u201d with À ROBERT TAYLOR Brian Donlevy, lan Hunter, Mary Howard and Lon Chaney, Jr.* i Theatrical || \u2018Attractions * Simple duty hath no place for fear.\u2014 Whittier.: f A AIS TRE \\l'IONHLAND (Monkland Ave.at Girouard) TODAY UNTIL SATURDAY 26 HOURS OF LOVE! .« from London bombahelter to = apy-hideout in Lisbon .in one of the most excitingly entertaining ple- tures of the year! PR CIE ®cARROLLY \u2014 Second Feature - \u2014 \u2014\u2014 | \u201cELLERY QUEEN, MASTER DETECTIVE\" with & Ralph Bellnmy % Michael Whalen à Margaret Lindsay ee Feidny Night After 11 o'clock Revival \"BLACKMAIL\" % EDWARD G.ROBINSON Yr RUTH HUSSEY BUN.MON.TUES.% JOAN BENNETT in \"SHE KNEW ALL THE ANSWERS,\" Franchot Tone & John Mubbard , J, CAN YOU (46\u20ac) SPARE a TEAR?YOU SPARE A SMILE?This grond JF love story oy hos \u201cheart\u201d 10 sporel A IRENE - ry CARY - DUNNE GRAN Gorge 5 roc, AWA SERENADE 2nd Special Feature \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2018POWER DIVE\" ere's the thrill-charged saga of today\u2019s devil-diving test pllot! «eo with | % RICHARD ARLEN À JEAN PARKER \u201c Roger Pryor and Helen Mack.Friday Night After 11 o'clock Revival \"THE CAT & THE CANARY\" % BOB HOPE J PAULETTE GODDARD | SUN.MON.TUES, \u2014-\u2014\u2014 % GEORGE FORMBY in \u201cKEEP YOUR SEATS PLEASE\" Florence Desmond - Alastair Sim \u201cSINGAPORE WOMAN\" % BRENDA MARSHALL % DAVID BRUCE The British, French and Russian Navies Combine Forces es.TO BATTLE a New and Horrible Monace to Civiliza= .tion] The Most Unusual Story Produced in Britain in 1941! A rowdy brawl In a troplonl port, with n mystery ship, 8 anrgn of IHath and a érim- inal erew! .nmi threes navies pitted ngainat a fenrsom: STARRING x Kim Peacock x Walter Rilla * Robert Newton 2nd Exciting ) Feature fad § AIR ~-CONDITIONRD Week \u201cMURDER Among FRIENDS\u201d hilarfoun comedy romancers knee-deep In whaleanle murder! starring % Marjorie Weaver % John Hubbard Hpeeinl in the News CHURCIDEI-ROOSEVELT Meeting at Sen.Last Show Nightly at 9 mystery, with gay =r ish research psychiatrist, who Is on the verge of discovering a great cure for mental ailments in a Budapest laboratory.He is deprived of all his records and thrown out of the country because the powerful head of the research institution wishes to take full credit for the discovery himself.An invitation to join the staff of a sanatorium in Scotland gives him the opportunity to coa- tinue his research.He is at first infuriated when a young woman doctor is assigned to him as his assistant, but she soon makes her- zelf indispensable.At the sanatorium, the middle- aged secretary to the head doctor has fastened her repressed af- i fections on the psychiatrist and she is furjously jealous of the growing rapport between him and his pretty assistant, When she learns that they are to be married, she fs furious and determined to avenge herself.She finds her opportunity when the .doctor performs an illegal postmortem on one of his patients in : an endeavor to establish clinch- ' ing evidence for his new method i of brain treatment.She threatens to expose him publicly unless he breaks his engagement.When he Ignores her threat and tells her that she herself is a mental case, she wreaks her vengeance by setting fire to his lab., where all his precious records are kept 7 Listen to Walter O\u2019Hearn and his \u201cStories Behind the News\u2019 - Sta Page Black Howse (Guwse! \u201ca sa À \u201ci tion CFCF 8:25 P.M.- Every evenipg except Sunday ge fr Ara h \u2014 es cars Aarne a Lane PL rie som cn rym ar 0e ce MR a oo) For Quality and Service Phone Fitzroy 74 44 YEARS Fine Groceries, Poultry, Fish, Fruite and Veg 5 DELIVERIES DAILY St.Catherine St.at Wood IN WESTMO PAGE FOUR DIONNE & DIONNE Prime Meats, 11 UNT# OR RER IV) etables Ave, Oss, 22s Sar Social and Personals Miss Megan Morris Lloyd Js spending several days at Toronto.Mr, and Mrs.KE.B, Forrest spent a short vacation recently al Parco Village, Ont.Miss Grace Hurst will leave tomorrow Lo spend a week aL Dun- vegan, Ont, Mr.Dick Tremaine returned on Monday night from a bicycle tour to Quebec, Dr.and Mrs.C.T.Crowdy have returned from a trip to St.John's, Newfoundland.Mr.and Mrs.Roy Boan, of Wa- Zerloo, Ont, are the guests of Mr.and Mra.H, B, McCormick for a few days, i Mrd, M, Jumes has left for Boyington, Florida, following a visit with her mother, Mrs.M.MacKay, Miss Myrthle Ahfer spent last Week end in Quebec City with her brother, Mr, Gordon Ahler, of Le Tuque.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014mrreree Miss Mary Richmond, of New York, arrived last night to spend & week as the quest of Mr, and Mrs, Earl PF, Large.Mr, and Mrs.David Mason and thelr daughter, Margaret, left on Saturday to spend two weeks nt Knowlton.amer Mrs.W, J, Muir hag returned \u2014 f LAURENTIANS Rock Cliff Inn MORIN HEIGHTS, QUE.50 miles from Montreal.Route 11 to Piedmont, then turn left.On a private Inke beautifully situa.ed for privacy yet only ten minutes yolk, from rhation | and Hans.ennis, shufflebonr swimmipa fours 3 fishing, ping pont, etes! Excellent culsiue, Reasonable rates.Write for folder sr phone 385, or Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.2773 EASTERN TOWNSHIPS de tte Ufton Court Adeally situated overlooking Lake Memphremagog.Offers its usual hospitality.Open fires, playroom, table tennis, boating, salmon fish= ing, safe bathing, tennis, mountain climbing.RESTRICTED CLIENTELE ADDRESS: G.A.PERKINS VALE PERKINS, QUE.or Monitor Vacation Bureau WA.2773 5 Pi ë , due Pen PLEASANT VIEW HOTEL NORTH HATLEY \u2018Situated on beautiful Lake Mase sawappi, 9o miles from Montreal, Boating, Fishing, Bathing, Golfing, Tennis, Dancing and Riding.Route 1 to Magog Every Modern Comfort At : Reasonable Rates For full particulars cegarding rates, ate\u2026 write er phone, phone 23, John Proprietor, or Monitor Vaca- from an extended trip to the West, and is at present the guest of her daughter, Mrs.Lawrence Ireland, Mr, C.D.0.McGill is spending # week visiting his mother, Mrs.M.McGill, at Bethany, Ont., hav- tng joined Mrs, C.D.0.McGill and their family there.Bill Montague, Gibby Wynne, Hugh Greene, John Russell, George MucLeny, John Fleld and Donald Johnston spent last weekend at Montfort, Que, Miss Joan Nichol, principal of Weston School, Severn avenue, returned home recently from a visit to St, John, N,B.where she was the guest of Mr, and Mrs.Gordon Nichol, Mr, and Mrs.Douglas R.W.McKean, who were the guests of Mrs, McKean\u2019s mother, Mrs.R.H.Gordon, at her summer cottage at Duck's Cove, N.I., returned home recently, Among those vacationing recently at the Chantecler Hotel, Ste.Adele en Haut, P.Q., were the following: Mr, and Mrs.F.A, Combe, Mr, and Mrs.F.H, Dillingham, Mrs, K.Martin Kie- ley, Miss Murgaret Kleley, Recent guests at Rowan Bank, Val Morin, have included Mr, and Mrs.A.McPherson, Mr.and Mrs.8.¥, Hobbs, Mr.and Mrs.J.R.Carmel and daughter, Miss R.Carmel; Miss 1.Church; Miss J.Warren, Judge Helen Gregory MeGill, Judge of the Juvenile Court of Vancouver, was the guest of Mlss Kathleen Jenkins, president of the Business and Professional Women's Club, at dinner at the Tih Houde dst \u2018evening.A successful garden party was held on Saturday afternoon in aid of the Scottish Mobile Fund, by Mra.I.McGarthy, of the Sons of] Scotland Association, at her residence, 867 Wolsely avenue, Cote St.Lue, when cards and bingo were played.Mrs.Bertram E, Randall who has.just recently returned from \"New \u201cYork; ' ahd GS sister Mrs.Frank Anthony Corso of Jersey City, have left for New Brunswick to visit with their father Mr.Joseph E.Trevors at his summer home \u201c\u2019Douglasfield\u201d on the Mir- amichi.\u2019 Mr.and Mrs.George A.At- tridge, nccompaniod by thelr daughters, Miss Marie Attridge and Mrs.Jack Chilton, with her daughter, Miss Dale Chilton, will leave next Wednesday for a visit in Ontario.They will spend a QUEBEC suse THE JJ ATMOSPHERE OF THE autendice Jran AT GRAND MERE, QUE.THE SURROUNDINGS ARE UNUSUALLY BEAUTIFUL @ 4 Sor, ary Lounges.and Food Food ere wokes i hotel dead foro reo! rest + x\u2018 Mokay, tion Bureau, WA, 1773.Formerly of \u201c Antoine de Paris\u201d HAIR STYLING DISTINCTLY CHIC For Discriminating Ladies 1117.ST, CATHERINE WEST Suite 202 - Near Peel LAnaster 7952 We Do - Printing Of A TE AEE a Phone WAInut 2773+ THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY on or ll Kinds to Highgate, Ont.swlill be the guests of their daugh- OPERETTA PRESENTED BY CAMP OOLAHWAN ON PARENTS\u2019 DAY A charming operetta, \u201cRed Rid- Ing Hood and Her Blue Prince,\u201d by Paul Craener, was presented at Y.W.C.A.Camp Oolahwan on the occasion of Parents\u2019 Day, which took place last Saturday afternoon.Directed and accompanied by Miss Helen L.Buck of London, Ontario, music counsellor of the camp, with Miss Bella Lerman in charge of costuming and staging, the play was most successful.It 1s a phantasy in three acts based upon the familiar Red Riding Hood story with variations, the music faintly reminiscent of Gilbert and Sullivan.Character parts were taken by Jean Smeull, Betty Seale, Ruby Whiting, Margaret Wood, Lil Sembinelll, Margaret Mells.The chorus Included colorfully costumed fairies and gypsies, and the songs were gay and clearly enunciated, showing the results of excellent coaching.Guests \u201celcome Mrs.K.8.Barnes, president of the Y.W.C.A, welcomed the guests andythanked the players.Interest- Ing exhibits of the craft work nf the camp, and other projects in nature study were visited by the parents and the hardier campers defled the weather to show off their progress In swimming.A buffet supper, served In the dining hall under the supervision of Miss Roberta Ed, brought the afternoon program to a close.The camp of 335 which has had a most successful season, will continue until August 30, Miss Gretchen Eckel, girls\u2019 work director of the Montreal Y.W.C.A.is in charge of the camp, and ably assisted by a group of counsellors each of whom has special respoysibility for some phase of program Boe mue day in Toronto with their son-in- law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.L.A.Neate, and will continue on where they ter and son-in-law, Mr, apd Mrs.A.M.Morden.Later, they will visit their son and daughter-in- law, Mr.and Mrs.Gardon At- tridge, at Muir Kirk, Ont.\"HELPED WITH JAMBOREE At the recent Minesweepers Jamboree held on the grounds of the Royal St.Lawrence Yacht Club at Dorval under the auspices of the Overseas Parcels League, sale of the \u201cV's for Victory\" embletns was carried out under the convenorship of Mrs.D.E.Atkinson, and the sale was in charge of the following members of Unit No.6: Miss Freda Chapelliere, Miss Betty Reive, Miss Edna Wylie, Miss Bun Hwing, Miss Betty Stephen, Mi HEsma Scannell, Miss Doris Blake, Mrs.L.Wheeler, Miss Margaret Sales.Assistance in making the \u201cV's\u201d was also given by Miss Lillian Healy, Miss Betty Ogden, Miss Margaret Waters, Miss Mona Poltrick and Miss McGowan, of Toronto, who was visiting Miss Poltrick.\u2014\u2014 ENGAGEMENTS Mr.and Mrs.George E.Weiss ahooulnce the engagement of their only daughter, Marguerite Thelma.to Mr.Robert E.O'Con- nell, son of Mr, and Mrs.John O'Connell.The marriage has been arranged to take place September 20, Mr.and Mra, William H.Robinson have announced the engagement of.their eldest daughter, Virna lsabel, to Mr.Wyman C.Skeels, son of Mr.and Mrs.Ira Skeels, of Swanton, Vt.The marriage will take place early in September.Mr, and Mrs.Charles W.Faw- cett, of Sackville, N.B., have announced the engagement of their daughter, Mary Cleveland, to Pilot Officer Allan Cameron Crim- mins, R.C.A.F., son of the late Mr.and Mrs.John D.Crimmtms, of Westmount, The wedding will take place at Sackville in September, Mr, and Mrs.M.L.Levin announce the engagement of thelr only daughter, Estelle Stephanie, te Mr, Edward Rabinovitch, youngest son of Mr.and Mrs.Barnet Rabinovitch.The wedding will take place on September 14 at the home of the bride's pan ents, 610 Belmont aveaue, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 APPROACHING MARRIAGES The marriage of Doreen, daughter of Mr.and Mrs, Albert M.Wright, to Sergeant-Pilot James Stewart Hamilton, R.C.A.F., son and Events of Interest to Women THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER Basking under the brilliant southwestern sun, Esther Fernandez, the screen's new Mexican discovery, wears a bare-midriff outfit of silk jersey, printed in colorful Indian pattern.Skirt top and blouse hem are shirred with elastic threads.of Mr.and Mrs.D.E, Hamilton, ls taking place in St.Andrew's Church, at four o'clock on Saturday afternoon, August 23.The marriage of Miss Nora M.Cameron, of Verdun, to Mr.Lloyd Thompson, of Notre Dame de Grace, will take place on Saturday afternoon, August 23, at four o'clock in Verdun United Church, Woodland avenue, The reception following the ceremony will be held at Victoria Hall, Westmount.The marriage of Mildred May, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Joseph A.M.Tucker, to David John Miller, son of Mr, and Mrs.Alexander Miller, will take place on Saturday evening, September 20, at half-past six o'clock at St.Matthew's Church, Hampstead.The reception will be held at the Ritz Carlton Hotel.The marriage of Miss Gentrude Lovett, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.C.J.Lovett, to Mr.Louls Clements, son of Mrs.Clements and of the late J.A.Clements, will take place quietly on Friday, August 29, in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord.WEDDINGS TIDY-SAUNDERS The marriage of Miss Diana Macaulay Saunders, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Stuart R.Saunders, 3085 The Boulevard, and Lieut.Charles Ford Stuart Tidy, son of Major Philip GQ.Tidy, M.C., R.C O.C., aud Mrs.Tidy, of Tor onto, took place on Saturday afternoon at the Church of the Advent, the Reverend Sydenham B.Lindsay, rector of the Church, officiating.Mr.F.G.Phillips was at the organ.The Church was decorated with white glagioli and cybotium ferns, candelabra belug placed at Intervals up the centre aisle.The bride was attended by her sister, Mrs.John Anderson Hut- chins, as matron of honor, and Miss Daphne Cockburn as bridesmaid.Lieut, Edward M.Mac- lachlan was best man for the bridegroom, aud Lieut Hamiltbn Cassels, Lieut.lan Douglas And Lieut.E.Alistair, R.C.0.C,, acted as ushers.Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of white marquansa over.taffeta, designed on full lines, the skirt falling into a train.The fitted bodice had a \u201cV\u201d neck, small revers and large bishop sleeves.Her veil of tulle illusion was held in place by a coronet of orange blossoms.and she carried a bouquet of bouvardia.The matron of honor and the bridesmaid wore gowns of rose minuet lorganza, fashioned like that worn by the bride.They wore coronets of sonotine rose gladioll, and carried bouquets of the same flowers.Following the ceremony, & re ception was held at the home of the bride's parents, and later the bridal couple left for à short stay in the Laurentians, For travelling, the bride wore a tomato red crepe ensemble, with white hat and white accessories, and a corsage of gardenias, The out-of-town guests included: Major and Mrs.P.C.Tidy, of Toronto; Lieutenant and Mrs, BE.A.Walker, of Kingston; Miss Jane and Miss Ann Cory, Miss Nancy Rolston, Miss Jane Radcliffe, Miss Lou Anne Woods, Lieut.lan Douglas, all of Toronto; Miss Phyllis Millen of Burlington; Major N.H, Macaulay, Lieut.H.Cassels, tou E.Robertson, ail of Camp Borden, Parker-Armstrong The marriage of Beatrice Kathleen, eldest daughter of Mr, and Mrs.John A, Armstrong, of Arne prior, Ont.,, to Mr, William Bennett Parker, elder son of Mr.Frederick T.Parker and of the late Mrs, Parker, of Westmount, took place quietly on Saturday at twelve o'clock moon, in St.Luke\u2019s Church, Ottawa, the Reverend C.A.Steen officiating.Mr.Leonard Foss played throughout the ceremony, The bride, given away by her fathor, wore a street-length frock of pale ecru heavy crepe with a jacket of matching lace, and a tiny hat of pale pink velvet pet- ais with a small circular tulle veil to match.She carried a nosegay of pale pink and white sweef peas and forget-me-nots.Miss Muriel Armstrong, her sister's only attendant, wore honey beige crepe with full skirt pleated in front.Her small hat was of pink flowers, and she carried a nosegay of pastel flowers.Mr, Harry Spencer, of Montreal, acted as best man for Mr.Parker, The reception following ceremony was held in the Tudor Room of the Chateau Laurier, and later Mr, and Mrs.Parker left for a Saguenay cruise and Murray Bay, the bride wearing % two plece light weight wool frock in beige, a wide hrimmed brown felt hat, brown accessor- les and a corsage bouquet of Talisman roses, They will reside in Montreal, The out-of-town guests included: Mrs.L.Innes, of Toronto: Mrs.G.H.Spencer, Mr.and Mrs.J.H.Tilley, Miss Jean St.Louls, Miss Mary Myers and Miss Shirley Bell, all of Montreal, and Miss Eileen Glilies, of Arnprior.Ont.CROSSWORD SOLUTION jsmuch it 1s, with a businesslike the | \u201cry, 07 no doubt we will soon be following of fiction or movies.the lip in scorn.Our parents and the romantic wallowing that went A ad M MAMA, 5 EVERYTHING j CONSIDERED GERALDINE BRIETZCKE a A M MAMA We had our \u2018Gone With the Wind\u201d dresses and bonnets, and RE BY another fad based on the glamo: However, the older people had better not curl grandparents probably remember on during the last years of the 19th century, when George du Maurier's novel \u2018\u2018\u201cTrilby\u2019\u2019 fired the imagination of all.They even call ed men's soft felt hats \u201ctrilbies,\u201d and one\u2019s feet were jokingly referred to as \u2018\u2018trilbies,\u201d too, because \u2014 well, why not read the book and find out?Hollywood did something peculiar called \u201cSvengali\u201d a few years ago, but that wasn\u2019t du Maurier'sx \u201cTrilby'\u2019.It's an endearing old novel, full of the most rampant preaching about evolution, with lots of \u2018dear reader's\u201d and a priceless description of French Bohemian life in the artists\u2019 quarter of Paris, as well as the exciting story of Trilby herself.Du Maurier illustrated the book with his own beautiful black and white drawings, and it was a sensation, * % » No fear of being thought extravagant or theatrical restrained the author, any more than it restrained him in \u2018Peter Ibbet- son.\u201d And that, too, was a Look! Before psychiatry was an every day treatment, long before people\u2019s dreams were delved Into, du Maurier fashioned a charming haunting story that still takes the fancy.It has been acted, and made into an opera, but stage productions can\u2019t take the place of du Maurier's own drawings.The secret of the books, both \u201cTrilby\u201d* and \u201cPeter Ibbetson,\u201d is the nostalgia they express.Du Maurier was such an artist with words, a8 well as with his drawings, that he made readers long for the good old days in Paris, which they had never known in the first place.That, indeed, is Art! * * * Facetiousness is always painful, but when it is added to a stranger's voice over the telephone it becomes even more maddening.People want to get a subscription to a play, or a charity ball, or a concert in aid of something worthwhile.All right.Let them try.But must they be funny about {t?It.takes these telephone solicitors quite some time to come to the point as it is.That's another complaint, Why don't they say right out what they want you to buy.and how formality?Long preambles irritate the housewife, who is probably holding the receiver with damp, soapy hands, or floury hands, impatient to get back to her Job, And when these telephoners add bhalf-cooked humor to amateur sales talk, they hit a new high in bad entertainment.Sample: Housewife: \u2018But what sort of fashion show is it?\u201d Jocular male: \u2018Oh, goodness, don\u2019t ask me! You know what the la- NS N NY NS NS N N N N N N NS N N N N N NS y N N N N N N N N N Ni N N NY N N N N ET, THURSDAY, AU GUST 21, 194] dies are! I wouldn't dare tel] you anything about the fashion showt* Grera + + + A Westmount family was have ing a country cottage built in the Laurentians, and all were very pleased about it.One of the nicest features of the house was the shining white bathroom they had so proudly planned.It was fun to drop in and see how the workmen were progressing from time to time.One afternoon, all unsuspecting,, the family walked up the new driveway and in at the new front door, pleased with all they saw.Then they approached the new bathroom.To their horror.the bath was full; not only of water but of a heaving black mass, complete with waving whiskers, More than a hundred catfish were sporting In the bath, having been caught by the workmen, who wanted to eat them as a delicacy, but hadn\u2019t had time to use them yet.It was an unforgettable sight.One of the Few Remaining WESTMOUNT D North-west corner of Cote St.An WELLING SITES toine Road and Claremont Ave.Approx.area 64\u2019 x 134\u2019.$1,500.00 cash will purchase these two excellent lots, this amount being less than 25% of the assessed value, This sacrifice price is made in order to distribute the residue of an estate.THE EASTERN TRUST COMPANY 134 ST.JAMES ST.WEST Blair 1745 « LIDA A 4815 QUEEN At Victoria, Only 3 Blocks to Sno Floor Plan 414 Room and Dinette Suite Now Renting \u2014 Inspection Daily BALCON \u2014\u2014 AN APARTMENT HOME DINETTE: ' That Has Everything, 106\"x8'0\"} When you lease at The Lida you \u201cLIVING RM invest in a delightful home that re- REF at \u2018rt turns you pleasure dividends every 0 120x18 6 month of the year.In the summer 0 KITCH.you are on the cool side of Westmount Mountain with lovely fresh air and sunshine .just ten minutes from ° the Hampstead or Clanranald Golf | BATH Clubs.In the winter you are just a .fifteen minutes from the theatres and life of downtown Montreal.All apart- HALL ments are light, bright and cheerful, BEDROOM with cross ventilation.Tr ge 160x10 9 4-Room New Features Dinette Suites 4ucmsticslerstor h suite.Bajconles.¢ A \u201cMaster Slze* 4 Plenned Witchons.Col Boom and Dinette oured title bathrooms BEDROOM Suite sites ex a plus or er sbundance a valu a 15'0\"x 11\"o\" 3 beanite ron\u201d tet TND onde Conceated can be used oh.radiation.AM Tlie .in [à mating .compiste Lenants individus © aste, PARTMENTS MARY ROAD wdon Shopping Ceptre and Theatre - 9 am.to 9 p.m.32 - 4 - 442 Room Suites \u201cA lucky \u2018strike\u2019 is rare these days; There's gold in that there rock; And now that it's mine, I'm going to take time For a bottle of Dow Old Steck!\u201d re tes a] ET pr BE Ea THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1941 [oe 0 De DoCS» 0 0 ° 9HDo\u2014>o\u2014oc 9 ] 2 SE LE \u20ac LE a THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER m0 0\u20ac >2>0C OC OT 0 IDG OC DOC OCT OC DOC vO< | ~ EXAMINER EDUCATIONAL PAGE +» | PAGS FIVE \u201cOL plola I TO TO CIO DO DOE DOC D010 CT 0S OC CD OC 0 C0 00 0.0.Cm 0.Cm 0.0 DOS 0 = \"oc a \u2014 Musical Sharps | Flats and Naturals | by Frances Goltman THE FIRST PIANO QUARTET Today the world is full of first rate concert artists.whose per- formanceés are well nigh perfection due in great measnre to the radto which undoubtedly has sharpened the ears of the multitude of music loving listeners who perhaps would never have had the opportunity of hearing these top notch artists otherwise.Compet.tion is so keen that artists today must be better than average to reach the top and once they do must work even harder to stay there since someone else Is trying to pass them.But there Is one special group that we think ft would be difficult to surpass \u2014 The First Piano Quartet.They are four wonderful virtuosi, whosex combined talents are merged to- gether to make this outstanding group; whose perfection of play- ROWLAND'S Fug and musicianship causes the = audience to wonder how four TUTORIAL © ces dnd players can play as one soloist \u2014 SCHOOL ® Matriculation for that is how it sound.in one year.# * » © McGill We are fortunate in hearing Supplementats.The First Piano Quartet on Sun- 221 Bim Ave.® Higk School day mornings at eleven fifteen Phone FI.1839 Grades.over CFCF and they also broad- Established 1922 cast Friday evening at ten-thirty but are not brought through lo- Miss Hagey's School KINDE\u201d ZARTEN \u2014 JUNIOR & HIGH SCHOOL Miss Hagey, Prificipal (formerly of Miss L.Palmer's School) TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH Shetbrooke St.and Marlows Ave.) ® McGILL GRADUATE IN ATTENDANCE eo TERM OPENS SEPT.4th For Information Please Telephone LA.3391 MOUNT ST.LOUIS COLLEGE ; ESTABLISHED IN 1 ; BY THE BROTHERS OF THE CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS ; Courses leading to the Faculties of Engineering, Science and Commerce of Montreal and McGill Universities Canadian Officers Trailing Corps Home of the Famous Mount St.Louis Cadets French and English-speaking.Day-scholars and boarders Brother Mérry-Alphonse, F.E.C., M.A.Director.244 Sherbrooke Street East MArquette 8138 Montreal | Collage Courses | For High School Graduates\u2014Cosducations! Degrees of B.A, B.Sc, B.Sc.(Commerce) The Faculty of Arts, Science and Commerce offers study programmes leading in two years to diploma of Associate in Arts, in Science, or in Commerce, and in an additional two years to degree of B.A, B.Sc., or B.Se.(Com.).Preparation for senior matriculation at end of first year if desired.Classes day or evening.Courses begin October 1st.Information from the Registrar 1441 Drummond Street, Montreal, MA, 8331 Sir George Williams College OF THE MONTREAL Y.MC.A.CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 3465 Durocher Street Conducted by the i PRESENTATION BROTHERS Experienced staff: character building; orgañized athletics s gymnesinm ; central location.Accredited high sehéél and college prepars- tory.Junior and Senior Aatrieulation.Separate Junior and Commercial Departments.The Principal may be seen daily fren 2 te 4 p.m, end dt othé?times by appoint- mént School Reopens September 2nd Telephones: MArquette 2713-1879 j tured highlight.This Sunday the \" ssohn Scherzo.Paul Muni Plays | French-Canadian At Kent Theatre Movie stars watch boxoffice figures with more than academic interest.Right now shrewd stars\u2019 are wangling their way into the casts of adventure pictures, which at present are the biggest money-makers and the type of films the public seems to want.Behind that trend is the reason why Paul Muni touk the starr.nf role in \u201cHudson's Bay.\u201d 30th Century-Fox film coming Saturday till Tuesday to the Kent Theatre.As a 17th century French-Canadian renegads Muni broke all precedents in his ea-eer in essayinz au oction rol.\u201c1 don't think an actor's experience is coiaplete.\u201d Muni said.\u2018unless he has tried every type of role, even thoxe that some peo.le might 4 nk are foreign to him.1 was sadriciis to play the adventurous role offered in '\u2018Hud- son's Bay.\" Munl's latest starring film deals with the adventures nf Pierre Radisson, \u2018the First Canadian.\u2019 Weaved into the turbulent story is the establishment of the Hudson's Bay Company's far-flung operations in unknown wilds during pre-revolutionary days.In \u201cHudson's Bay\u201d Muni fs supported by a brilliant featured cast Including beautiful Gene Tierney, Laird Cregar, John Sutton, Virginia Field, Vincent Price and Nigel Bruce.Lamar Trotti wrote the screen play from which Irving Pichel directed.Kenneth Macgowan was associate producer.\u201cHudson's Bay\u201d is a companion feature with \"The Ghost Breakers\u2019 starring Bob Hope and Paulette Goddard at the KBNT Theatre this Saturday to Tuesday.cally, This NBC Blue Network presentation is composed of four European artists, Adam Garnar, Vladimir Padva, Hans Horwitz and George Robert who gave over a thousand concerts on the other side.They organized this unique ensemble in 1928 and naturally they could not find much music composed for four pianos, go they began making thelr own arrangements and now have a very large repertoire and also invite the public to send in their requests.Those of you who have not yet heard this wonderful quartet must listen in to the next broadcast In order to verify that your columnist i$ not exaggerating.* * * The planists play every type of music and we have heard much variety in their performances and in each broadcast there is a fea- special item is to be the Mendel- Among the many works that stand out in our memory are La Danza by Rossini- Liszt\u2014a swift Neapolitan Tarantella; Strauss Waltzs, Moment Musical by Schubert, Marcia A La Turca, Mozart; Pastorale, Scar- latti-Taussig; Moto Perpetuo, Strauss; The Fountain, Schumann; Celebrated Minuet, Paderewski; Sequidillas, Granados and numerous others.Last Sunday's special feature was Lisit's famous Liebestraume, arranged by Mr.Garner, whose teacher Scharwen- ka was a pupil of the great Lisgt himself, therefore we know that the interpretation could not have been more authentic.One cannot imagine the co-ordination, perfect techntcal balance and supefb interpretation that is blended together by these four concert pianists.After hearing them once you will look forward enthusiastically to every broadcast.Their opening and closing theme is the Colleges, of potential students.AND EDUCATIONAL ADVERTISING The Westmount Examiner reaches every home in West- mount and is the ideal medium for Schools, Business Music Instruèters, Kindergartens, ete., to use in placing their advertising message before the parents FOR FULL INFORMATION AND RATES Phone WA.2773* .MR.MOUNT, WILL CALL.OUR REPRESENTATIVE, DOUBLE CROSS SNS \\ Zepher-like ghosts, xooming bats, ereapy dungeons, rattling skelo- tons and an assorted collection of wails and moans, have Bob Hope and Paulette Goddard a little on the jittery side in a Mystery-comedy- thriller, \u201cThe Ghost Breakers\u2019 in which they are co-starred and will play at the Kent Theatre this Saturday to Tuesday.Even with their fingars crossed they are beginning to believe that this is more harrow- ing\u2014and funnier than \u2018\u2019The Cat and the Canary\u2019 in which they first started their career of ghost-breaking.\u201cThe Ghost Breakers\u2019 is a com- prion feature with \u201cHudson's Bay\u2019 starring Paul Muni at the Kent Theatre this Saturday to Tuesday.AERIALISTS AT PARK ANOTHER WEEK The six feminine daredevils in the \u2018\u2019Peaches Sky Revue\u201d at Belmont Park for a second week.GANADIAN NURSES TO GO T0 SOUTH AFRICA Young women who volunteer Guverments, Meuical officers of the various military districts throughout Canada are in charge of applications.Mne year's service with an option of renewal fs required, First class passage from Canada to in response to the South African Goverment'\u2019s appeal for 300 Canadian nurses for duty in military hospitals of the Unlon of South Africa will leave shortly, according to arrangments between the Canadian and South African South Africu and return whl he provided.The nurses will wear the uniform of the Nursing Service of the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps wfth South African badges, but will get South African rank, pay and allowances.Qualifications for enlistment include that the nurse be a British subject, physically fit, à graduate of a recognized school of nursing, and registered In her provineln) nursing assoclation, SCHOLARSHIP cree me 7 famous Paganini-Liszt Etude No.8 (This was also used in \u2018\u2018Paganini\u201d given by the Ballet Russe last season.) AWARDED ANA TI nV ALFRED CORDELL GEORGE CHRISTIE KEITH HOOD Members of The Scottish Schools Club of Montreal, whe four years ago inaugurated a plan for extending a High School education to students of Scottish extraction, have had the satisfaction of seeing the first three pupils to complete their studies, graduate this year.All three, Sheila Ferguson, James Smart and Jack Fiddes are now employed, and James Jardine, who was granted a two year course at the Technical School is in the Air Force.The Education Committee headed by Andrew Gemmell were faced with a hard problem in selecting a pupif for the 1941 Scholarship award owing to the high standard attained by all the applicants during their elementary school career.Alfred Cordell, Fortune St., Pt.St.Charles, who was awarded the Commissioners Medal this year and who has an outstanding record for all round efficiency at Riverside School, was finally successful.Alfred will attend Montreal High School for four years, Through the kindness of friends who have provided the funds, two others George Christie, Greene Avenue and J.Keith Hood, Cote St.Luc will go to High School for one year and it is possible means may be found to enable them to complete the full course.George attended Lewis Evang School and alse was awarded the Commissioners \u2014- Medal, while James graduated from Elizabeth Ballantyne Scheel, Montreal West, >oc DOCTOR O0C OCT\u201d DOL DOC mltte DOC a oc OC DOC OC DOC Ste >oc OL Doc SOC >oc >0 xtttsheinate .Popular Teacher Will Take Post In West Indies Miss Phyllis Stapells, Well Known Instructress in Health Education at Montreal Y.W.C.A., Appointed to New Position in Kingston, Jamaica \u2014 Hopes to Introduce Swimming As Part of Her Physical Education Instruction in West Indies pan Miss Phyllis Stapells, of 4902 Lacombe avenue, who will sail on Soptomber 3 from Naw York for Jamaica, to take up a position with the Y.W.C.A.In Kingston, is looking forward to het new work with enthusiasm.Miss Slopells recently rosigned from the staff of the Health Education Department of the Montreal Y.W.Q.A,, whers she was well known for three yoars as an inatructross in physical education.She will do similar work in Jamaica.\u201c1 am hoping to introduce swimming at the Jamaica Y.W.C.A.,\" Miss Stapolls said recently, \u201cthere are many outdoor pools there, but none attached to the 'Y'.I will be in Kingaton for a two-year term, and am looking forward to¥ it very much.T've been reading a: About Jamaisa\u2014learning statistics, and so on.\u201c1 have sold most of my ski outfit,\u201d Miss Stapells continued, the Montreal Y.W.C.A, will be Miss Pauline Wadsworth, an Eng- Hash girl, also a graduate of the McGill School.Miss Wadsworth, at present on the staff of the Ju- nfor Longue Camp at St, Sauveur, Que, will take up her new position after Soptember 1.WES END || BUSINESS COLLEGE REG'D.(ROTH SEXES) DAY AND EVENING CLASSES | COMMERCIAL STENO- | GRAPHIC, SECRETARIAL, | COMPTOMITER COURSES Gregg, Pitman\u2019s and Boyd's Shorthand Rtodents Placed Wilbank 4208 1426 MacKay St, VALUABLE LESSON Lew Ayres\u2019 ambition.from childhood days, wan to be a great actor.He had heard that a great notor must sce and know life, so, whon he was still a boy he organized hiz own band and went on tour.Lew feels that this was the most valuable oxperience of his life.for it taught him how \u201cto take it.\u201d SINGING cw LESSONS VR By Professor .F.MANETTA nf the European and American Opera Co.§ Beveral Students { now having great auccean in Concerts y Thoatres, Radio, © ste, Btudio in Mont- real since 1918.Voice trial frpe.Special clans or children, Strletly private.1265 STANLEY ST.Studio 12 LA.6431 ep, TRAINING.is nb less important for the beginner in business than it is for the armed forces of our Empire.If you want to do your best in this crisis, gat trained now for the position that will be waiting tor you.Business men recommend your doing this ., and they heartily endorse our personalized system of training.| Sprott Commercial College Inc.| EMPRESS THEATRE BLOCK 2304 Old Orchard Ave.Enroll Now - Phone\" EL.1733 - EL.2452 Es \u2014 MISS PHYLLIS STAPELLIS \u201cbut 1 will take my hicycle with 393 Prince Albort \u2014 me.| could cyele the whole length of ho island, but, as there are lotk of mountains, I may have to walk uphill!\u201d Large Membership The Y.W.C.A.at Kingston hns a membership of about 300 young women and girls, both native and vérsation and Translation, WE PLACE OUR GRADUATES MISS ROBICHAUD\u2019S COMMERCIAL ACADEMY Stenographic \u2014 Typewriting - Secretarial Business Administration Courses shorthand: Pliman, Gregg, Duployé-Perrault, REGISTER NOW \u2014 the demnnd for office help (a urgent \u2014 and yoy will be able to accept a position In à very short time.Corner Sherbrooke West Dookkesping, French Cone Far Full Particolars DE.2063 white.Its work extends into the outlying districts of the islund, to which regular visits are paid.As well as giving Inatruction in phy- sleal education, Mins Stapells wll train girls to teach the subject.She will be a teachor on the staff of the Woolmer 8 hool for Qirls fn Kingston, an institution spe.clalizing in English education under the supervision of Englishwomen, Girls who attended the Y.W.C.A.Camp Ooluhwan in the Lau- rentians will remember Ming Sta- sells, who was a popular coun- gallor there for four HKuimmers, Educatio Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Corres Secretarial Training, Word-stu Attend a school with 0'SULLIVAN COL Member af the National of Accredited Commercial 25TH YEAR IN MONTREAL an established reputation DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL NDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION Placement Hervice 1259 Guy Sf., corner St.Catherine\u2014FI.9679 Asnoclation n FOR THE WORLD OF BUSINESS .pondence, dy, ete, I | LEGE | E.J.O'Sullivan, M.A, Schools.Founder teaching swimmi \", canoeing, ete, She grudunted from the McGill School of Physical Education three years ago, and fs a daughter of Mr.and Mrs.William T.Stupells.ller successor on the staff of AN Commercial Subjects taught NOTHING TO IT \u201cNow, how would you close your hooks for the night?\u2019 asked the bookkeeping teacher of bis business training class.\u201cOh, that's simple,\u201d sald the fair coed, as filling her words to action she closed them with a bang.Day Classes: Westmount Miss Graham's Business College FRENCH & ENGLISH TUITION in both languages; also a comprehensive course in Socretarial Work.individual instruction.French Conversation.Night Classes: Both Sexes SCHOOL OPENS SEPT.2nd BUSINESS FIRMS PROVIDED WITH STENOGRAPHERS 4914 Sherbrooke Street by thorough and practical teachers Girls Only DExter 2242 BUSINESS e COURSES e @ Effective Employment Stenographie Service Secretarial ® Diplomas Awarded to Gregg-Pitman Graduates Commercial Accounting Accountancy (A.P.A.) All Business Machines Taught Free of Charge @ Individual Instruction © Day and Everimg Classes @ Bilmgual Instruction With a Regular Course Inscrivez-vous des ® Comptometer .® Ediphone, etc.maintenant Uorei demand Enroll Now At.FORTIN wm.C.Salera - Principal 5302 Queen Mary Rd.- Cor.Decarie BRANCHES: COLLEGE VERSAILLES @ VILLERAY @ ROSEMOUNT © MAISON- NEUVE © LACHINE o VALLIYFIILD @ SHAWINIGAN PALLS ENROLL NOW \u2014ELwooD\u2014 COLLEGE LL x / \u2014-\u2014\u2014\u2014 2288 ; Ce i f PAGE SIX THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1941 Teams Stage Bitter Battles For Softball Title ROYALS ARE \u201cHEAVY\u201d CHOICE] FOR SENIOR SOFTBALL TITLE SOUNDLY TRIM DODGERS 11-2: Royals Lay Down \u2018Heavy Barrage Barrage to Smother Rivals Connie Tudin on the Mound For Winners \u2014 Mahaffy in Hitting Mood As He Belts Terrific Homer The Royals became heavy favorites to cop the Westmount My- nicipal Senfor Softball League title when they slashed out an 11-2 win over the Dodgers in the first of a three out of five game series, which was played Monday night in Westmount Park.The second game In the series was played last night with the third scheduled for Friday evening on the same diamond.The Dodgers had defeated the Swans previously by a 10-6 score on Friday night, taking that series in two straight games.Although the Royals outclassed the Dodgers on Monday evening the game was fairly Interesting after the first Inning.The Royals got to Leonard for four hits, onex walk and the Dodgers lone error to score five times in the Initial frame, Donnfe Maher and John Mahaf- fey hit doubles in this inning.Leonard then held the winners scoreless till the fourth inning when Joe Richman lined out a home run Into center field with one out, .Brennan started off the Royals half of the fifth wiki another clr- cuit clout, while Johnn:e Mahal- fey poled out the longest hit of the night in the sixth Inning for another homer, in driving one far over Normie Mann's head I= deep right tield.Donnle Maher by virtue of his second double of the game and Lloyd Danlels as the re- Compulsory Advance! BIG\u2014MEDIUM and SMALL Higher costs for leather and everything used in Men's Shoes, combined with a demand for increased wages for operators in shoemaking, is forcing the prices up on all shoes.It will pay you to take advantage of Thompson's Sale on old prices and buy 3 or more pairs of shoes.YOU CAN SAVE A FEW DOLLARS ON EACH PAIR BEFORE THE GENERAL ADYANCE TAKES PLACE.The address is HARRY E.1134 St.Catherine St.W.Between Peel and Stanley sult of a walk, were on the bases at the time, Tudin Holds Dodgers to 8 Coanle Tudin on the mound for the winners limited the Dodgers to three hits and struck out eight men, while he recelved perfect support from hig team-mates, John Hutchison, Euard Reed and Emmett Millen of the Dodyg- ers hit singles to account for the loser's three hits.Noel Romney and John Hutchison of the Dodgers sparkled in the field.Friday night's game saw the Dodgers come back from what seemed to he certain defeat and beat out the Swans 10-6, to win the right to oppose the Royals In the final series.The Swans had taken a 4-0 lead in the first three Innings and appeared to be well on the way to victory, when the Dodgers got 10 Haggerty hurling for the Swans for seven hits and six runs in the fourth.Four of these seven hits were extra base efforts, John Hutchison, Noel Romney and Doug Alexander connected for doubles while Pee Wee Bead cou- tributed a triple.The Dodgers broke loose in the sixth again, getting to Haggërty for four hits and a like number of runs, One of these was Pee Wee Read's second triple of the game, The Swans parting gesture was a home-run by Stan Morgan in the last half of the sixth frame.Noel Romney led the winners batting attack with three hits, l\u2019ee Wee Read, Art Mann, Ewm- mett Millen, Doug Alexander getting two each.Bill Booth, Stan Morgan, Jimmie Haggerty and Bob Thompson banged out two hits apiece for thé losers.Line-up for Monday's game: DODGERS (2) 8.H, - = wl e-cocséoco#=c® Hutchison.IM.12.Mann, 3b Millen, c.Romney, cf.N.Mann, vf, s.sss+ca0000 Alexander, 1b, s.\u2026\u20260000s KB.Read, 2b.Leonard, p.» & 1 0 bo à ca té ca Ci 0 mo PS ROYALS (11) Richman, ss.Daniels, 2b.Maher, 3b.2.a.Mahafîtey, Ib.s.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.e Brennan, cf, .so.