The Westmount examiner, 4 septembre 1941, jeudi 4 septembre 1941

[" uad ters und opp.fast own ence per ; be Carper of a Con- why far mn?\" \u201c42 Years in [ir WEDDING GIFTS FOR THE BRIDE An Exclusive Collection of OLD ENGLISH SILVER OHMAN'S JEWELLERS WE.4046 Westmount\u201d 1216 Greene Ave.07 VOL.XII, No.36 NEAR EAST PAID FORMER [E DTARY SPEAKER DECLARES GENTRED IN Director of Rotary International Gives Vivid Account Of Biblical Lands \u2014 Stresses Pro-British Sentiment Since the Fall of France \u2014 Lasting Peace Only to Be Achieved Through Tolerance\u2014Charity\u2014Kind- ness \u201cIt 1s no exaggeration to state that the Eastern Mediterranean district is the \u2018cradle\u2019 of humanity,\u201d Francis A.Kettaneh told members of the Westmount Rotary Club at the weekly luncheon meeting ia Victoria Hall yesterday afternoon.Mr.Kettaneh himself is a native of Beirut, country of the era of Christ, and is very well acquainted with matters in the Near East.\u2018From Turkey to the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, an estimated b.- 000 miles, this is an area that is cteeped in the folk-lore of countless tongues, and simmers in the oace Damascus, oldest inhabited city in the world and set like a pearl upon the glistening banks of the Euphrates, has a history the likes that wil] never again will be recorded by man, was the battle ground of the Crusaders and the meeting place of Saladin and Richard Coeur De Lion,\u2019 he stated.\u2018\u2019This great event was the Îne- vitable result of the ceaseless struggle waged against the infidels, and no doubt influenced Saladin to bequeath his bones to Damascus as their lasting place.\u201d At this point the speaker told his audience of the story of Ma- hammed, \u2018who, on approaching the jewel of the East, refused to look at Damascus because he would jeopardize his chances of entering the heavenly paradise.\u201d Continued \"the speaker, \u201cIt took British soldiers to liberate the Lebanese from the yoke of the Vichy French, and today the country seethes with \u2018pro-British sentiment.Speaking of the countriès he considered-in that sphere-of in= fluence, Turkey, Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, Syria, Trans Jordan, Egypt and Iraq, the speaker outlined Incidents in the history of all, Pyramids that were built to outlast time, paintings that were accomplished in subterranean passages and revealed thousands of vears later to be as perfect ag if the artist had just set brush to canvas, or whatever material was used.The tragic history of the Arabs, from the time of Ishmael, son of Haga.The woman that was told, \u201cthou shalt bear a son, and every Le man\u2019s hand shall be turned against bim,\u2019 and to this day that prophetic utterance is being enacted.Mr.Kettaneh stated that there are 14 Rotary Clubs in Lebanon, and that they functioned with! three thoughts, and they were the teaching and practicing of kindness, charity, and tolerance.i \u201cThe elimination of these principles and the prostitution of science by the dictators threaten 60 centuries of civilization,\u201d concluded Mr.Kettaneh, \u201cand for this they must be destroyed.Settle differences by speech and the adaptation of \u2018Love thy neighbor\u2019 policy can and will settle all disputes and raclal difficulties.The speaker was introduced by Ken Carver, and was warmly thanked by Cecil Medlar for his instructive address.E.A.Everson was In the chair.Troop Assembles For Activities The officers of Trinity Troop; announce that the Fall and Winter program will commence on Saturday, Sept.6th at 7.30 p.m.\u2019 in the lower hall in Trinity] Caurch, corner of Marlowe and Sherbrooke.There are a few vacancies still open, any boy therefore, between *he ages of 12 and 16 are cordial- | \u2018y invited to put in an appearance\u2019 this week.-Running shoes to be worn, ADVENT CHOIR RESUMES PRACTICES The Church of the Advent An-! g:ican male choir will resume practices this week.The choir.which fs affiliated to the School of English Church Music, has va \u2018ancles for a few boy choristers Candidates shall present them-| selves at the Parish Hali, 326 Wood avenue, on Monday Septem-! her §th at 7.30 p.m.or after one: 3f the Sunday services.Burchell, Lebanon, Biblical majestic glories of the Pharaoh.ALFRED PICK GIVEN POST Al NEWFOUNDLAND Westmount Man Appointed Secretary To Office Of Charles J.Burchell, K.C.\u2014Was Brilliant Scholar At Westmount High Alfred J.Pick, B.A, M.A, B.C.L., has been appointed secretary of the office of Charles J.K.C., Canada's new high commissioner to Newfoundland, and will arrive to take up his position in St.John's, Newfoundland, on September 11.Alfred Pick, son of Mr.and Mrs.F.J.T.Pick, of Clark avenue, is well known in Westmount.A brilliant scholar, he attended ALFRED PICK (Portrait by I'aul Horsdal) Westmount High School, and later McGill University, where he showed a keen interest in debating, being elected president of the McGill Debating Union.Mr.Pick was awarded the Guy Drummond Fellowship at McGill, and went to France, where be studied at the Ecole Libre des Sciences Politiques in Paris.He is the author of a book, \u2018\u2019The Administration of Paris and Montreal: A Comparative Study.\u201d Alfred Pick was called to the Quebec Bar in July 1940.For the past year, he has held the | position of Third Secretary in the Department of External Affairs at Ottawa.Intelligence A \u2014 A he Westmount Lxaminer Serving The City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis SHEEP RANCHER Sturdy Westerner Suc- Ox Cart Settler in Early Days of Wyoming Funeral services for Osman Britt Kempton were held Tuesday morning at the chapel of Jos.C.Wray, Mountain street.Mr.Britt dled at the home of his son- in-law, Albert E.Martin, 4386 Western avenue, in his 94th year.Mr.Martin is the president of the Canadian Banana Co.Ltd.A native of Bangor, Me., where he was born on December 16, 1847.Mr.Kempton was one of a family of four boys and three girls which travelled westward by prairie schooner and ox cart, settled first in the middlewest and then established its home in the far west.Owner of a sizeable sheep ranch, Mr.Kempton Tived in both Kansas and Colorado before moving to Lander, Wyoming, where he resided for 30 years.Retiring 20 years ago, Mr.Kempton came east to live with his daughter, Mrs.Martin, in Amityville, L.1.When the Martin family established its home here in May, Mr.Kempton came to Montreal, which he had visited on several occasions.Seriously ill only three weeks, Mr.Kempton maintained a family record of no member?dying before attaining his 90th year.At one time, four years ago, he, with two brothers and a cousin, visited the Martin home in Long Island.The combined ages of the quartet was 360 years.Mr.Kempton outlived the other three.Mr, Kempton, whose wife died several years ago, is survived by three daughters, Mrs.William Ellis, of Lander, Wyoming, Mrs.Edgar Dryden, of Clarinda, Iowa, and Mrs.Martin, nine grandchlil- dren and four great grandchildren.JOHN BADGLEY JOINS RCAF Great Grandson of Late Supreme Court Justice \u2014 Student of West- mount High John C.Badgley of 367 Elm avenue joined the R.C.A.F.in July.He was born in Montreal 18 years ago and graduated from the Westmount High School in June 1940, passing his senior matriculation this June.He is the eldest son of the late Clement M.Badgley and Mrs.Badgley and a great grandson of the late Hon.Willlam Badgley, Supreme Court Justice.John is following in the steps of his father who served in the World War on the ammunition column with the R.C.A.F.in Fance from 1915 till after the Armistice.He was stationed at No.1 Manning Depot Toronto for three weeks and is now at Trenton, Ont.GARDEN PARTY Tea-cup reading, fortune tel- lag and door prizes will feature the garden party to be held on Saturday afterno n, September 7, by the Woman's Auxiliary of the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals, i- ald of the auxiliary\u2019's wool fund.The party will be held on the l-wn of the residence of Colonel and Mrs.R.D.Harkness, 4388 Montrose avenue, Westmount.forme.+ Boys Raise $14 For Queen's Fund Four young boys from Claremont avenue.Stan Williams, Austin Henry, Kenny Peters and Ronnie Morrow, instituted a bazaar in aid cf the Queen's Canadian Fund and raised the sum of *1 recently.They set up \u2018\u2019shop\u2019\u2019 at the fatersection of Sherbrooke street and sold their varl- ous wares to passing pedestrians.They give credit to CAPTAIN E.S.BRAND, R.N.Director of Naval Intelligence, Department of National Detence for Naval Affairs.their families and to Îce- cream and cake dealers for help in the business venture.fF YY cumbs in 94th Year \u2014.Nazi defences on the French coast Invasion ports, naval yards, ever-increasing measure , .** dustrial and war factories, The battering of the German war machine by the R.A.F.goes on during day and night, and Germany herself has been struck in daylight.have received particular attention.anti-aircraft batteries have received severe damage, and this artist's impression shows an attack by British Spitfires on a Naxi anti-aircraft gun.The Luftwatfe has been forced back by at least 100 miles from their bases on the French coast, and this has greatly weakened their attacks on Britain.As Mr.Winston Churchill said \u201cWe will bomb Germany by day as well as by night in and with the American long-range bombers, deeper and deeper thrusts will be made to Germany's in- come from California.his Comet Mercury an 1/6th H.P.engine, flight Z minutes 16 seconds on a 19 second engine run, there were about 110 entries in this particular event, the group consisted of Paul D'Aoust, Glen Magee, Rose and Fraser, After the Meet a banquet was given by the Exhibition Autorities which proved a great success particularly as a number of R.C.A.F.Officers were present and addressed the boys.During the Summer some twenty Cadets have been attending a course on Armament at The No.1 Wireless School through the co-operation of No.3 Training Command and kindness of Air Force Veterans, notably Messra.Fraser, Russell, Guyon.These Cadets and some Officers were taken to St.Hubert Airport and shown service machines, par- achutes, Link Trainer, Wireless equipment and other technical : data.It ls hoped to repeat a visit of | this sort during the coming season, L.N.McCaig has joined the R.C.A.F.and so is lost to us as a valuable Officer, but is to be congratulated on joining the service.The Officers and N.C.0.8 have been attending a refresher course tn drill at the R.M.R.Armoury under Warrant Officer Anthony, R.C, A, F.Air Commodore G.V.Walsh has presented a handsome trophy to be competed for annually fr proficiency at drill.Thi+« was won last June by a Fiight from the Chomedy School Officers of our Unit will present a trophy for the Flight Judged most proficient in the Scuadron at the close of the season.Cadet Squadron Leader H.P, Local Air Cadet Awarded Prize For Model Pla Hugh Fraser \u2018Cops\u2019 2nd Place in C.N.E.Model Event \u2014 Westmount Squadron Views Latest Equipment at St.Hubert Airport \u2014 Guests of Veteran Pilots \u2014 Renewed Activities Commence Late September ne For a month or more past & group of boys, most of them active fn the Air Cadets, No.1 Squadron, Westmount, have been building \u201cGas Job Model Aeroplanes\u2019 in a local hasement, these boys work from early morning until midnight and later on occasion, last Saturday four of them went to Toronto and entered their models in the National Exhibition meet, where there were some 250 Entries all told from different parts of Canada and the U.S.A., one lad having The boys arrived home recently, In great glee, Hugh Fraser had won Second place in the \"RB\" Class event, senior section, with Phantom# 1lisley 1s to present a trophy to be competed for by Cadets of the District for construction and flying model aeroplanes at a Flying Meet to be held jn the Spring.It is anticipated that Cadet activities will commence the middle of September with an organlza- tion parade when the Unit will be formed into Junior and Senior Cadets, allotted to Flights and the training syllabus explained.Uniforms with some exceptions are now in stores after having heen demothed and will be re-is- sued following attestation papers having been filled in by former and as 18 expected new Cadets.A busy and interesting season is expected ad enquiries about the Unit should he addressed in writing to Cadet Squadron Leader H.P.Illsley, 1440 8t, Catherine St.West.HEADMASTER A D.S.PENTON, B.A.Ç Appointed Head of Lower Can- | ada College, Royal Ave., succed- | ing V.S.Wansbrough.d memes cr HUGE SUCLEDS, LUNCH SERVED Children Receive Mothers\u2019 And Guests \u2014 Exhibit Handicraft And Paint- ings\u2014Mr.Jarman \u2018Honored\u2019 Visitor Visitors day at Staynor Park last Friday, was well attended by the children's mothers and friends.The guest of the day was Mr.Jarman who received a special invitation from the youthful committee in charge.Young Misses Jeanine Gedge, Anne Fowler and Hilda Summers presided at\u2019 the buffet lunch which was served to the Ruests.The children contributed the cookles, cakes and lemonade for the party.The rest of the youngstevs spent the afternoon escorting the visitors around the exhibition of their handicraft.Of particular interest to ail was \u201cThe Art Gnilery\u201d of paintings which the children did during August.Staynor Park Summer School will continue during the month of September the hours being from 3 to 6 in the aftoruoon.Watch this paper for furthor notice regarding the big exhibition which will be held Inter on in Victoria Hall.At that time prizes will be donated to the best workers and the articles will be returned to the children, HIBBERT TROOP T0 HEAD CHOIR Noted: Organist Appointed At Westmount Baptist Church \u2014 Hibbert Troop, appointed or- ganisl and cholirmaster at West- mount Baptits Church, hold a similar position at one time with Montreal's 8t, Martin's Church.He studied at the Royal College of Music in London, England.In 1919 he went to Jamalca, B.W.I.and on returning to Canada lived for a time In Toronto.In the Queen City he held a number of appointments in musl- cal direction and before his return to Mont real In 1938 choirmas- Baptist Hibbert Troop wan ter of Walmer road Charch.While he directed the Royal Bank Mon's Cholr in Montreal that group tock top honors in the Quebec musical Festival, Canon G, Oshorne Troop, well- known In Montreal, In his father, STAMP CLUB The Westmount Stamp Club which hag heen closed for the summer months will resume regular weekly meetings tonight at 8 o'clock in Victoria Hall.All persons Interested in stamp collecting are cordially invited to attend these meetings.This club is wponsored hy the Parks and Playgrounds department of the city.Sot mr 8 cot cm mn £5 8 cn re + Re-dedication Week\u2014Sept, 10-17 Wednesday, Sept.10, will mark the beginning of the third year of Canada's participation in the war.In acknowledgement of that fact the government, by proclamation, is settiag aside the perlod Sept.10.17 ax a we k to \u201chonor our men in uniform and rededicate ourselves to the service of our country and our cause,\" The provincial governments, mayors, service and other clubs, churches and schools are all belpg asked to lend their assistance in making this wrek one of real national significance.bp Dae ey se PV hty 2a AO At HARDWOOD FLOORS Sunplied - Laid - Finished GALL FOR For Precious Metal of the Dominion.quantities of scrap, the Examinor Owling to labor disputes.This sabotage of Canada's NOTED WRITER HERE ON LEAVE FROM U3.NAVY J.Hirshberg, Former Examiner Columnist to Resume Writing \u2014 Formerly of N.D.G.Jack Hirshberg, former lxam- tner columnist who was horn fn Montreal and lived for many JACK HIRSHBERG years at 4994 Victoria avenue, and who is a snllor In the United States Navy, fa at present In Montreal on short leave.For a considerable timo Hirshberg was stationed in Los Angeles where ho conductad n column for à number of Canadian periodicals on Hollywood celebrl- ties and other news of general interest from the West Const city.He Is well-known to many roesl- dents of this district for hig ae- tivities in tho area during his residence here and all readers of tho Examiner remember with pleasure his entertaining column.Mr.Hirshberg will resume his column In this paper within un few weeks, he has ntated, and his many followers will again be afforded his breezy reviews and interviews.His parents Dr.and Mrs.Hirah- berg and brother Leater lve at the ubove address.He himself will be returning within the next few days to resume his naval du- tiers.Mr.Hours Changed | At Sunday School Commencing next Sunday, Sept.7th, Stanley Sunday School will meet at 11.30 aan.It 18 hoped that parents will bring their children to the morn- A.Ross Grafton & Co.4263 St.Catherine St., W.ustmount Free Estimates fmportant war X tramondous shortage of the pro- Repaired - Refinished _ Cleaned WE.2323 PRICE: \u2014TWO CENTS WESTMOUNT ALUMINUM WITH SPIRITED DRIVE Citizens Back Civic Authorities in \u2018All-Out\u2019 War Effort \u2014 Articles in Astounding Variety Come to Light\u2014 Municipality Has Regular House Cleaning in Hunt Both citizens and civic authorities in the Clty of Westmount have determined that this municipality shall be one at the foremost In the collection of waste mutorials which is so vital to the war effort With this in viow, citlzens havo nlready laid by considerable leurns, and clty trucks aro available at call to take them to headquarters, The salvage of scrap aluminum is un urgent part of Canada's war offort, and recently Canadian production was tomporariiy halted material caused a clous metal during that particu- Ine pertod, and this appeal for aluminum is the direct result, Tho government guarantees that no more production holdups will occur, but it is the pate riotie duty of.all Westmount citizens to do their \u2018bit.\u2019 and this moeuns the donation of all worn out, broken, and useless articles that are or contunin aluminum.All aluminum collected will be diverted into the right productive channels, so that the entire war industry wlll bonofit by this concerted cffort.Remember, when you are rume maging around the old home- wtend, that 4000 1bs.of aluminum 18 roquired to buiki a (ighting plane, and 2800 lbs, for a bomber.This should be n real incon- tive to throw out the old frying pans, bolling pots.kettles, cake pans, roasters, casseroles, tea and coffee pots, shoo trees, cups \u201cand pleturo framos, Iverything salvaged is another I nail in the Hitler coffin, so all together, Lot's Do A Real Job, Call FI.8631 \u2014 ask for Bale vage \u2018\u2019Sorvice.\" TRIBUTE PAID FAMOUS FIGURE, NOTED ATHLETE Late William S.Weldon Great Organizer\u2014Wind- sor Hotel \u2018Sprang\u2019 to Life Under His Management Final tribute was pald to the memory of tho late William 8, Weldon of 4723 Grosvenor aves Westmount, former Montreal alderman and Eexcutlve Commite tor member, at the chapel of Jos.nuo, C.Wray on Mountain street, Tuesday ufternoon, Mr.We:dox war In his 78th year al the time of his death, The service was conducted by br.A.Lloyd Smith, who was assisted by the Rev, Dr.Malcolm Campbell, The remains were ose courted to Mount Royal cemetery, Mr.Weldon, who was known throughout Canada as Billy Weldon, was a famous lacrosse player and all-round athlete In his younger days and for many years was associated with the Montreal Amateur Athletle Association of which club he was à IIfe member.His sports carser which Includ:4 lacrosse, football, foot racine, skating, cycling, skiing and cure when he was the guest of honor ut the annua; golf tournament of the Sportamen's Association, Born in Montreal Mr.Weldon was born in Mont- teal on January 10, 1864, the son of John and Catherine Weldon who had come here from Ireland, He was educated at the Panet street school where he hegan his athletic carcer.His first business experience Was with the wholes sale dry-goods firm of Hodgson, ing church service ut 11 a.m.and then at 11.20 the scholars and | teachers will adjourn for Sunday School which will close at the same time as the church service, Newcomers to the district are cordially invited to avail them- zelves of the privilege of hring- ing their children to theme ser.) vires and can he assured that the! religious training ls in the cap- able hands of experienced teach {to he found, Mr, Summer and Co, and he was la- tor secretary-lrensurer of the MA.A.A., holding that position for five years when he resigned to become managing-director of the Windsor Hotel.The Windsor at the time of nis accession to the managership was a noted raravansary where leads ers In politics and hig business from all over the Dominion were Weidon's per.ers who fully realize the Import-} sonality and popularity and effi- ance of Sunday School work.(Continued on page 2) N N N N S N N N N N N N N N S Born mmens ling, was honored five years ago wt mi écarte tar ee aa | compe Sab CAT Ws PAGE TWO The Westmount Examiner, Published Every Thorsday Serving the City ef Westmeunt Garden Buburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAInut 2773 % newspaper for the home devoted to public service, country somethi hundred of the hundred more fi swer that.WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1941 cars, munitions, SEERRT BT A BQAMIRIN\u2019 CANADIAN SOLDIERS WELL FED Ë pantry into which, items as 6,000, 000 pounds of \u201c200, 000 pounds of bread, 3,400,000 pounds f beef and 500,000 dozen eggs.Once this food is laid in, of course, cooks face the responsibility of preparing it and serving it up appetizingly.The infrequency with which complaints are heard indicates hat they are working well, and eason to believe that our provisioning is one ilitary branch in which a high state of effi- iency exists.WHY A CONSCRIPTION ISSUE?* Although conscription is not in effect in most of the British Dominions there is never- heless a noisy outcry for it here in Canada, particularly in that part of Canada within a radius of a few miles from the Royal York Hotel.So many arguments have been advanced against conscription that it is difficult to understand why it is still an issue.from the question of national unity, without which our war effort would be greatly impaired, there is the question of money where it will do the most good.We have, at the present time, a volunteer army on \u2018active service in Britain, or waiting to go to Britain, of well over three hundred thousand îmen\u2014ample, we are assured, for some time to come.Suppose we were to introduce conscrip- It is still true that an army travels on its stomach, and figures just issued as to food fpurchases for the Canadian forces are indica- itive of the care which is being given to the Victualling.of our armed men.They depict the Government as Canada\u2019s biggest housewife, looking well to the stocking of a gigantic in one month, go such can be attribute which the Russi potatoes, 4,- head-on into Na ually suicidal, ever, this man s the understood why Russ there is good ussian campaig \"LAST DEMAN to shiver at the of seeking furth That form of solermly assure world that, in Sudetenland, torial demands i Entirely aside Slovakia by the conquest of mo day, a statemen last demand another vicious Turkey has r sentence has be spending our tion with the object of raising, say, another hundred thousand men.That would cost the lars in equipment and training.The same money, spent on aircraft, would produce five ines.Which do you think Britain wants most?~a hundred thousand conscripts (not as good fighters as volunteers) to,add to the millions of soldiers already in the British Isles, or five \u201cGive us the too's\u2019' \u2014 aircraft, tanks, cannon, corvettes, Bren guns, armoured money where it will do the most good.TOUGH AND DANGEROUS Much of what is happening in Russia today nature, a throwback to their Oriental origin, and it makes them tough and dangerous enemies.As an outstanding example, there is the Red flier who has twice crashed his machine even though effective, and reports are vague as to the results of the second spectacular collision, It is easily to be from any they have heretofore experienced.Reading recent history, Turkey has cause her from Adolf Hitler.Demanding the right to use Turkish waters in the Black Sea, the Fuehrer stresses the point he has as far back as 1938.given the concessions he sought immediately for the engulfment of Czecho- ng like thirteen million dol- latest Spitfire fighting mach- ghting craft?Anyone can an- and funds.Let us spend our d to the financial zeal with ans fight.It is part of their zi planes.Such tactics are us- How- urvived one such experience, the Germans are finding the n an entirely different matter D\u2018'\u2014HITLER message which has come to no intention\u2019 er concessions.notification came into vogue It was then that Hitler d Czecho-Slovakia and the he would make no more terri- n Europe.This paved the way Nazis, and ultimately for the st of Europe.Ever since that t by Hitler that he is making \u2018 has been the preamble tv stroke against a weak people.eason to feel that her death en pronounced.Ee ee | BOOK + REVIEW | ay Lo HOWARD S.ROSS LE RER or ms GERMANY TOMORROW by Dr.Oto Strasser author of Hitler and I, ete.Translated from the German by Eden and Cedal Paul Third Impression Publishers: Jonathan Cape, 91 Wellington 8t., Toronto, and 30 Bedford Square, London, G.B.Pages 254 Germany Tomorrow is directly linked with Strasser's Hitler and I.It describes the Germany which the author forsees will arise after the war, and elaborates a plan for a peaceful, in.dustrfous country, a program of which a brief sketch was given by Douglas Reed fn his well- known Nemesis?This is a book of fundamental importance to the history of the recent past and of the immediate post-Hitler future.Otto Strasser is the founder of and the soul of the Black Front, that persistent underground organization which survived after Hitler surrendered the Socialist side of his policy.The author is the representative of the New Germany which he and his asso- clates hope will arise out of the ashes of the Third Reich.The peace which he claims cannot and will not be made with Hitler, will be made with the New Germany.An armistice, as Stras- ser shows, can only be made after the evacuation of the areas which have been forcibly and treacherously occupied, and after a hinding pledge of reparation to these plundered countries.Then the author hopes a peace conference will follow at which the Al- lles, Germany, and the Neutrals, It such remain, can settle accounts in the knowledge that words for 20° The Westmount Examiner 390 CLASSIFIED ADS WAlnut 2773 DOMISTIC HELP WANTID ERIENCELD cook general.Good wages, Eleotrical appliances including dish washer, Referonces required.FI.2818, F-14 MOTHER'S HRLI® for central Wont- FOR SALE FOR 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visiting In Morrisburg, Ont, Mrs.C.W.King and Miss Mary King have returned to the clty after spending the past three months with Flying Officer C.W.King, N.C.A.F., at Moncton, N.B.Mrs.D, Kingdon Black and her children have returned from Ca- couna, where they spent the summer visiting Mrs.Black's mother, Mrs, Alister F.Mitchell.Madame Olga Lieber, coneert planist, who spent the summer as the guest of Dr.and Mrs.R.S.Robertson in Cobourg, Ont., has returned to town and will reopen her studio, Mr, and Mrs.Andrew H, Ransom have left for Regina, Sask., to attend the wedding of their son, Rev, R.Malcolm Ransom, to Miss Geraldine M.Whitmore, which is to take place on Sept- omber 9.Afterwards, they will visit Edmonton and Vancouver.The following were among those vacationing recently in the Laurentians, at the Chantecler Hotel, Ste.Adele en haut, P.Q.: Mrs.D.Bult-Francis, Miss Marjorie Cook, Miss M.Blanchard, Miss Mary O\u2019Brien, Mr.Peter Kertland.Mr.and Mrs.Nathan Cohon have returned from their honeymoon at St.Andrews-by-the-Sea, Saint John, N.B, and Ottawa, and have taken up residence at 628 Victoria avenue.Before har marriage, Mrs.Cohen was Miss Ida Tanya Flesher, of Ottawa.\u2014_\u2014 Mr.John Desmond Hackett of London, England, evacuee war guest of Mr.John T.Hackett, K.3,, and Mrs.Hackett, Redpath Crescent, has retrrned from Camp Kinkora and is at present visiting Mr.F.Winfield Hacke't, K.C.and Mrs.Hackett, King Edward avenue.Recent guests at the Rock Clift Inn, Morin Heights, Que., have Included Mr.and Mrs, W.R.Brown, Mr.and Mrs.Dick Ryan, Mr.Ray Tuttle, Mr.I.D, Vessle, Miss Daisy Fisher, Mrs.V.Loomis For Discriminating Ladies 1117 ST.CATHERINE WEST Suite 202 - Near Peel Formerly of - \u201cAntoine de Paris\u201d HAIR STYLING DISTINCTLY CHIC LAncaster 7952 7 ¥ We Do Printing Of All Kinds Phone WAinut 2773% THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Lovely Autumn Styles Now Being Featured By Charlotte Gowns When you're planning your fail wardrobe, why not go to Charlotte Gowns, 1353 Greene avenue, and get the advice of experts?This smart shop ls showing a beautitul selection of clothes for autumn, Including the newest back-to-college styles, casual, well-cut coats, wool dregres, jacket dresses, and lovely -rrepe gowns for more formal occasions.a feature at Charlotte Gowns just now, and you can choose anything from one perfect dresg to be the foundation of your fall wardrobe, up to the entire wardrobe Itself, Charlotte Gowns hag always risen to all fashionable occasions, and this year is no exception to that rule.Wadsworth, Mrs.Riddle, June Riddle, and Ross Miss Edith Varey, Jackson, Miss Riddle; and Mr.A.There will be a meeting of the board of Westmount Women's Club, Friday, Sept.5th, at 2.30 p.m.in Victoria Hall.| ENGAGEMENTS Mrs.John Shaw announces the engagement of her youngest daughter, Norma Anne, to Mr.Edward Albert McIlwaine, son of Mr.and Mrs.Albert Mcllwaine.Their marrlage will take place September 20.APPROACHING MARRIAGES The marriage of Ruth Haskell, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, David S.Whittall, to Mr.Archibald Dantord Baillie, son of the late Mr.and Mrs.James Townsend Balllie, will take place on Saturday afternoon, September 6, at four o'clock, at the residenca of the bride's parents, 119 Sunny- side avenue, the Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, D.D., officiating.WEDDINGS McAuley-Leavitt The marriage of Catherine May, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Colin G.Leavitt, of Montreal, to Ronald Ian McAuley, R.C.N.V.R,, son of Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Mc- Auley, of Westmount, took place recently in Halifax, at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Gilbert 8.Hart.The Reverend R, Taylor McKim officiated at the ceremony.The bride, given in marriage by her uncle, Mr.Gilbert S.Hart, wore a gown of white crepe, the bodice having a sweetheart neckline, long waist, full short sleeves and full skirt.She wore her mother\u2019s wedding veil, trimmed with orange blossoms, and her only ornament was a string of pearls.Her cascade bouquet was of pink roses, white asters and sweet peas.Miss Geraldine Hart, as bridal attendant, wore Swiss muslin and a small blue flower hat, and carried an old fashioned nosegay of sweet peas.Little Ann Grenache, as flower girl, was dressed in mauve organdie, and carried an old fashiosui nosegay of pink sweet peas, wearing a small headdress of sweet peas and baby's breath.Lieutenant Richard Perry Dea- don, R.C.A., acted as best man for the bridegroom.Later, tha bridal couple left for a brief honeymoon on the south shore.\u2014 Goodenough-Skinner The marriage of Lillian Annie, daughter of Mr.and Mrs, BE.J.Skinner, of Notre Dame de Grace, to Mr.John Stanley Goodenough, son of Mr.and Mrs.R.S.Goodenough, of St.Eustache-sur- le-Lac, took place on Saturday afternoon in the Church of St.James the Apostle, the Rev.F.H.Wilkinson officiating.Gladioll and ferns were used as decorations in the church.The bride, given away by her father, wore a gown of white georgette over taffeta.Her long veil of tulle illusion was held to her head with orange blossoms, and she carried a bouquet of pink roses.Miss Gladys Skinner, sister of the bride, was her only attendant, wearing pale blue chitfon with a matching flower hat and shoulder length veil.She carried a bouquet of Talisman roses.The ushers were Mr.Howard Rudman and Mr.Wesley Morris, and Sergeant Gunner James Di- vens, R.C.A.F., acted as best man.The reception following the ceremony was held at the residence of the bride's parents, 2224 Hampton avenue, and later tho bridal couple left to spend their honeymoon in the Laurentians, the bride wearing a turquoise Speclal introductory prices are 7 Betty Speirs announces the opening of the Speirs-Miller Studios of Dancing for another season.Miss Speirs as usual will personally conduct the baby classes, and will have as Assistant for the senior grade Ballet Classes, a prominent artist-teacher whose name will shortly be apnounced.Peter Miller will specialize in advanced Tap and in all grades\u2014beginners to Exhibition Routine\u2014in Ballroom Dancing.There are many ways to fresh dairy buttermilk or the sour milk that most of us have occasionally in our own kitchens.One of the best ways to use this healthful substance Is in fragrant homemade hot breads.Here are some basic recipes.Yeast rolls made with buttermilk may be cut into rounds or they may be shaped into individual cunning braids, to give an extra touch to the table.You'll soon discover that a basket nf these goes quickly when served with a supper of cold sliced meats.Buttermilk Braids The braids require but short rising, 45 minutes to an hour should be sufficlent for them to double in bulk, To make the braids, place 2 cups butter milk in saucepan and scald over medium heat.Add 4 cup sugar, 2 teaspoons salt, cup 3% cup melted shortening and 3 teaspoon soda.Cool to lukewarm then crumble in % ounce cake compressed yeast and stir well, Reserve 14 cup out of about 4% cups sifted flour, for kneading, use ole blue wool frock with black hat and accessories, Mussells-Bonnar The marriage of Jean, daughter ot Mr.and Mrs.William Bon- nar, to Flight-Lieutenant Campbell H.Mussells, R.C.A.F., son of the late Mr.and Mrs.H.H.Mus- sells, took place on Saturday afternoon in St.James Church, Hudson Heights, the Reverend Canon J.J.Willis offiétating.Wedding music was played by Mr.Fred Whiteley, and the church was decorated with standards of white gladioli and ferns, The bride, given away by her father, wore a gown of white satin broche, with a tight fitting bodice, sweetheart neckline and short puff sleeves, having a fuil skirt.Her fingertip length veil was of tulle illusion, and she carried a bouquet of white gladioli.Mrs.J.M.R, Barclay, her sister's only attendant, was gowned in turquoise blue chiffon with a picture hat of the same material, and carried a bouquet of peach gladioli.Mr.Lloyd Mussells was best man for his brother, and the ushers were Lieutenant Lindsay Mussetls, Canadian Dental Corps, Lieutenant James Thomson, Royal Montreal] Regiment, and Sub- Lieutenant Don Dougherty, R.C.N.V.R.Following the ceremony.a reception was held at the summer home of the bride's parents.Birchill road, Hudson Heights, and later the bridal couple left to spend their honeymoon in Bermuda, the bride travelling in a beige frock trimmed with brown velvet, a brown teit hat.brown accessories and a fox Jacket.Use Buttermilk To Make Delicious Hot Breads then add enough of the remainder to make a soft dough.Turn on a lightly \u2018loured board and knead until smooth, Roll out % inch thick.Cut dough into strips 4 inches long and 1% inches wide.Then cut these strips into 3 equal strips, leaving strips joined for 3% inch at one end.Braid and pinch strips together at free end.Place on greased bak- ins sheet.Brush tops with melted fat.Cover and let rise In warm place until doubled in bulk.Preheat oven to 425 degrees F.and bake for 15 minutes.Honey Buttermilk Twists Honey buttermilk twists will turn a mediocre meal into a grand feast.To make one dozen, sift 2 cups sifted flour once before measuring.Add 1% teaspoon baking soda and 14 teaspoon salt and sift together.Cut in 4 cup shortening and blend using a pastry blender or the fingers, until the mixture resembles coarse cornmeal, Add % cup thick buttermilk, or sour milk, mixing lightly with fork.Turn onto lightly floured board and cut into 12 parts.Shape each into a roll about % inch in diameter and 8 inches long.Then twist each individual roll of dough info a greased muffin cup.Spread with honey topping.Make the topping by blending 2 tablespoons butter, 1-3 cup confectioner's sugar, 1 egg white and 1 tablespoon honey warmed.After spreading, preheat oven to 425 degrees F.and bake for 15 minutes, Sour Milk Waffles Here's our special favorite, sour milk waffles, Sift 2 cups sifted flour once, add 3% teaspoon soda, 2 teaspoons baking powder, 14 teaspoon salt, tablespoon sugar, and sift again, Combine 2 egg yolks, well beaten, 1% cups sour milk or buttermilk and 1-3 cup melted butter.Add to flour beating until smooth, Fold in 2 stiffly beaten egg whites.Bake on hot iron and serve with syrup or honey.Makes 4 4-section waf- tles.A HELP They were sitting on the verandah in the moonlight.No words broke the stillness, She began to yawn.\u2019 \u201cI say,\u201d she said \u201csuppose you had money, would you do?\u201d \u201cIf I had money,\u201d he said with enthusiasm, \u201cI'd travel.\u201d He felt her small hand in his.Ho closed his eyes and sighed happily.When he looked again! she had gone.In his hand lay a threepenny- piece suddenly, what Constance Moore satisfies a lite-long desire to rush to a fire.have a distinct Land of Oz flavor.preview; streets.One pottery business has a field glittering in the sunshine with vases of all sorts and sizes, apparently springing full grown out of the grass; the famous negro shoe-shine boy on Hollywood Boulevard wears full evening dress all day and every day; and where else but in Hollywood would you see a woman decked out in a luscious silver fox jacket : over plain slacks?The Farmers\u2019 Market, where : many of the stars are said to | do theii shopping on the quiet, is , spread out under one roof, and I tull of amazing and intriguing : merchandise.Not for sale, how- | ever, is the white peacock.He :sits in his crge, and looks austere, with a tail like a snowy lace veil, and dead-white eyelids.+ + + One of the things that struck \u201813 most conzerning this City of the Angels was the garbage collection.It is like a modern ballet.Nobody is allowed to wrap gav- bage in Los Angeles, so the truck looks quite pretty, with fruit skins shining brightly in the sun.One man drives the car, and the other, clad in a blue costume, tiits daintily from curb to truck\u2019 on one foot, rarely disturbing his poise enough to put both feet Lo earth.When the danseur has emptied his ttn with a rhythmic swing, he yells \u201cRight!\u201d to the driver, and the truck moves on, The wholo thing is one long movement, and the truck slows down for such a little time that your garbage tins are quite often replaced on somebody.else's lawn, where you go humbly to retrieve them.But who would spoil a ballet?* * * In our unimaginative way we have cattle farms, and chicken farms, but in Los Angeles they go in for more exciting commodities, such as alligators and ostriches.The ostriches glare at you alertly, but they can't really hurt you with their heads, even if they swoop down at you.It's the feet that count.Iron-hard claws, as big as a horse's hoof, can kill a person wit\u201d no trouble at all\u2014for the ostrich.The alligators are peculiar 1it- tl> things, and in a few years they become pecullar big things.They hiss when they're angry, an\u201d clump their horrible jaws together in an uninviting way, but they're useful for the movies.Kaven't th~y a picture at the farm, showing Dorothy Lamour, draped in a sarong, seated on the kindest of the alligators! \u2018To comply with regulations,\u201d the gentleman in charge says, deftly slipping a bridle over the old dragon's head.\u2018we harness Biliy before letting children sit on him.\u201d Just as well, one would think.* æ * Further Oz atmosphere is created by the sleeping orchards seen in the spring.You drive along through the San Fernando Valley, or some such delicious place, and there, in the middle of the beautiful blooming groves, stand ghostly armies of skeleton trees, row upon row of them, lifting thin white arms against the green fields around them.They are merely sticking to form with the rigidity of the Old School Tie formula.If they were at home, they worldn't be blooming, so they are certainly not going to bloom in California just because their neighbors do.They bide their time, following the customs of their brother trees half across the world.* * * One could go on forever.How about the doctors\u2019 houses blazing with startling legends in red neun pre j nd Mere al es QUEBEC EICHTEEN HOLES OF THE ust INTERESTING IN anadc- PICTURESQUE FAIRWAYS and BEAUTIFUL ROLLING GREENS add « COMBINED WITH = COMFORTABLE MODERATELY PRICED ACCONMOBMTING MAKES THIS AN IDEAL HOLIDAY ARRANGEMEN \u2019 for a scene in Paramount's \u201cBuy j Me That Town,\u201d in which she ap- | pears_opposite Lloyd Nolan, _ Ue; J UAURENTIDE [1a], I, BY GERALDINE BRIETZCKE When I was in Los Angeles, it didn't take me long to realize that the City of the Angels in general, and Hollywood in particular, It's not the huge, pale green beams of light that straddle the quiet suburban sky at night to announce a it's not the Brown Derby, nor is it anything to do with the movie stars themselves.It's the everyday life that is so like the Oz pooks we loved when we were children.\u2018 The little bungalows look like pistachio ice cream, or vanilla, or strawberry, depending on the pastel shade of the stucco; roses flame, palms sway, and musical bread wagons jingle prettily through the + every night?How about the enormous number of chromium-and- marble cat and dog hospitals, dotting the boulevards for miles, all ready to receive & case of Derves or to do a manicure job?The Land of Oz is worth investigating.Howard S.Ross To Be Speaker At Luncheon Howard S.Ross, K.C., D.C.L., will be the guest speaker at the luncheon which will open the fall season of the St.Columba Women\u2019s Guild, to be held in the parish hall on Wednesday, September 10, at 1.15 p.m.The speaker will take as his subject, \u201cPublic Speaking\u2014Some Reminiscences and Suggestions.\u201d The executive committee is in charge of arrangements for the event.Important Meeting wos A meeting of members and 1 frlends of the Women's Conservative Association of Montreal and District will take place this afternoon at 3.30 in the Mount Royal Hotel.This is an important meeting, as discussion will be held concerning further details of the drive for the Mobile Canteen Funds, and a large representation of members {s necessary.Lid ¢ Save-zxs THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 194) BAD BEHAVIOUR Strato Lizzie, the 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salon at 4839 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST Where she will be very glad, a heretofore, | to extend a cordial welcome to her numerous friends and patro- KNOPP'S BEAUTY PARLORS DE.1192 PL.3397 CA.5711 COOPERATION, LABOUR and THRIFT EE are the touchstones of a happy and successful Life.THE MONTREAL CITY & DISTRICT SAVINGS BANK Established in 1846 Safety Deposit Boxes at all Our Offices BRANCHES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY the san an) tury the this the hou tar!) twe som Not nry Lon over \u201cno Swe nats figu and The 160 wic for dun 6th 191 War 3rd how AF fect Hoy WW hou 24 was of sho they stre any thei ma ed the and for thei and 1st the the shot the tion they fror and proc was A] 2227278 pre ve : 1941 mas.ot Carrg) Forced Huction ur kit.Rr et polish ses it Every all the rooke HIE all's fats, itest THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 194) CENTURY HIT Tyvins Of Baschal Tourney Proves Odds Against Hole-In-One Are 8720 To 1 DODGERS WILT BY YOUNGMAN SEASONS NO.| Superb Hitting Display By, \u2019 Westmount \u2018Star Defeat Westmount Cricketers defeated : FOR CHILDREN Ë circles | :Le R.C.AF.on the Park last saturday and followers of the game were treated to a fine cea- tury by Youngman, incidentally the first in local cricket tls season.In his 1% hours at the wickets he scored thirty-one :vundary hits and was particu- Lriy severe on Jerran scoring tventy in the one over he bowled - mposed of four 4's and two 2's.Not content with making a cen- sry he made three catches and «ok three wickets in less than 2 overs for five runs, a good 1ough day's cricket for anyone.*weeting was the only other atsman to make over double iigures scoring fifty-four not out ind was at the wicket 21% hours.The _artnership of these batsmen iz the 4th time this year that over 140 runs have been made in a one wicket stand by Westmount.178 for the 2nd wicket against Verdun, 117 (uncompleted) for the 6th wicket against West Indians, 111 for the 2nd wicket against Wanderers \u201cA\u201d and 147 for the ard wicket on Saturday.Eight howlers were used by the R.C.- AF.and of these the most ef- fertive were Thompson and Wal- li with 2 wickets each.Westmount declared after 214 hours of play leaving the visitors 21, hours to make the runs.It was considered by quite a number uf spectators that Westmount should have declared earlier; but they apparently did not know the strength of the bowling and in any case it is not usual to give their opponents longer time to make the runs, Westmount needed a win on Saturday to keep in the running for the \u2018\u2018A'\u2019 division and consequently would not look for a draw.The R.C.A.F, opened their innings stron-ly and Senior and Thompson put on 68 for the 1st wicket in 40 minutes hitting the weak bowling to all points cf the field, and this hitting alone should have changed the minds of the skeptics about the declaration, as it certainly looked as if they might get the runs but apart from these batsmen and Stuart and Paterson the others failed to produce much.The .final score was Westmount 183 for 6\u2014R.C.- A.F.122, BLAKE SEWELL ORCHESTRA TD OPEN SEASON Informal Dance Commences Westmount Hi-Y Fall Activities\u2014Victoria Hall Chosen This year the Westmount Hi-Y Grads are commencing their fall program with an informal dance.The first meeting of the year will be held on Monday, Sept.8th at 6.30 p.m.At this meeting the program for the coming season will be discussed and planned.The \u201cOpening Informal Dance\u2019 will be held in the Main Ballroom at Victoria Hall on Sept.26th.Music will be provided by Blake Sewell who has had a very successful season playing at the St.Adele Lodge.As the meeting next Monday Is a very important one it is hoped that all members will be present so that the final details of the dance can be arranged.Last year the Grads had & very successful season in spite of the fact that thelr numbers were considerably reduced by members \u201ci gee, Okla.RCAF.Go Down To! s ork For Defense Arnold and Arthur Bredewater of Greensburg, Ind., once knowa as Purdue University\u2019s twin baseball battery, are working together again\u2014for national defense.Now at 24, they have enlisted as ea- dets in the army air corps and, because they want to be together both have been assigned to the primary flight school at Muske- \u2014\u2014\u2014 Westmount Rotary Club Play Host To Staynor Park Youngsters at Cap St.Jacques A little over seventy children from the Staynor Park district enjoyed their annual picnic under the auspices of noon at Cap 3t.Jacques, The morning stafted off with ar hour's drive to the site of the picnic, Softball games between nor and Westmount Park.another between the boys and the Rotary Club members, track and fleld events, and a horseshoe tournament were on the program.The boys were given all the eats and soft drinks they could manage, while candy, apples and gum were given to them throughout the day, Many of the hardy lads even went In'swimming for the cold breeze kept the larger part out of the water, The following are the of the events; 50 yds.12 years and under: 1st, John Phillips; 2nd Ronald George, 75 yds.14 years and under: 1st Doug Ward; 2nd Brendon Nee- son, Three-legged race: 1st Hubert De Jean and Lennie Chambers; 2nd Brendan Neeson and Fred Lord.Sack race: 1st Rene Chart- rois; 2nd Warren Prud'homme.Running broad jump: 1st Steve Galley; 2nd Ian Forrest.Standing broad jump; 1st Ken Bram- bell; 2nd Fred De Jean.Wheelbarrow race: Ist Bob Woodburn and Ronald Shaw; 2nd Doug Lyle and Con Forey, Shoe and stocking race: 1st Bill Morton; 2nd Richard Lord.Horseshoe contest: Richard Mid- dieton, Jim Henderson and Fred Kalil, Birth Control As Defense Aid Atlantie City, N.J.\u2014Prof.Jas.H.S.Bossard of the University of Pennsylvania declares that birth control was \u2018\u2018an essential arm of national defense.\u201d Addressing the Birth Control Federation of America, one of 60 groups participating in the National Conference of Social Work here.Bossard said that in their struggle to adjust to \u2018\u2018the grim realities of war,\u201d millions of families needed \u201cplanned parenthood.\u201d Stay- results \u201cBe just\u201d is indeed a comprehensive thought and contemplates the square deal.JITTERBUG CAMERAS To further the effect of violent upheavel for a scene in \u201cMr.Bug Goes to Town,\u201d the $1,000,000 feature length Technicolor cartoon which Paramount will release late this year, Director Dave Fleischer ordered cameras shooting an earthquake scene to go into a movement which he described as a combination \u201cshimmy-shag.\u201d joining the armed services.Altogether \"now the Grads have forty members of the club on active service.However several new members are expected from the graduating class at WHS and the club is anticipating a very outstanding year, the Westmount & Rotary Club last Thursday after- À + J, SY RS \"BN Three Aces Recorded in 26,160 Tries New York.\u2014 More than 1000 acers teed off in the 10th annual New York World-Telegram hole- in-one tournament recently, and the odds against a contestant holing out with any of his five allotted shots was exactly 8720 to 1.That is one thing this celebrated tournament has determined-\u2014 the exact price against an acer acing.The figures are derived from the nine-year records of the unique event originated by Joseph P.Val, World-Telegram sports editor, in 1932.In that time, with 5232 golfers hitting 26,160 shots, only three aces have been scored.The World-Telegram tournament, widely copied and now =a standard event at almost every country club, is different in that every competitor must have registered an ace on a legitimate hole to be eligible.If just anybody could compete, there wouldn't be enough holes, let alone courses, to go around.25 INCHES 15 CLOSEST IN FIRST TOURNAMENT Jack Hagen, no relation to the Illustrious Walter, quickly became an Immortal of Joe Val's THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER Cd > D tournament.The portly and affable Hagen, formerly professional, holed the first ace in '33, the second year of play.The first holding had seen 217 compete.The shot nearest the pin was 25 inches away.A repeat ace seemed pretty far away at the moment.Hagen was first on the tes on a morning so damp, cloudy and foggy that officials pondered a postponement.Qn his third attempt, the veteran holed out on the fly, the ball striking the edge of the cup and leaving a big dent in the soft turf, The reaction of acers was amazing.Instead of being discouraged by the perfect shot, they accepted it as a challenge.The turnout that season, nearly double that of the previous one, started the tournament on its way to becoming a tremendously popular institution.A new high for participation has been registered each year, TRAVEL MILES FOR TWO MINUTES ON TER Though 2800 have whacked Perfect Shot Is Accepted As Challenge 14,000 shots since, none has grabbed the elusive hole-in-one.The tournament also reveals Just how squirrelly a golf nut can become.They travel miles for two minutes on the tee.Of the 872 who\u201d teed off last summer, 90 per cent had taken turns in previous events.Jack Hagen repeated as champion with a 5-luch shot that led all sectors in '88, In the decade, Hagen has planted at least one ball in the 10-foot birdie circle seven times, Only one other player hus won twice, He is Edward D.Searle, a young architectural engineer.1n \"34, Seurle brought out a spectal No.6% iron he purchased just for the tournament, and copped top honors with a 17-Inch shot.He repeated the following sum- mor with the same weapon by splitting hia previous winning distance in half.I's a lot of fun and gives a true line on just how lucky a bloke fs when the ball trickles in for a hole-in-one.CUP CAPTURED BY VISITORS Wanderers Win Davidson Trophy \u2014 Home Team Dismissed For Low Score The final of the Davidson Cup was played on the Park on Labour Day and ended in an easy win for Wanderers.Westmount put together smallest score this season.As the game had started at 1.15 and was over at 3.30 it was decided to play a league game that had been postponed earlier ii the season, Wanderers batted first and made 153 runs for four declared to which Westmount replied with 121 the end of the innings being played in semi darkness and the batsmen unable to see the ball.Once again Westmount had just cause for complaint over an umpiring incident which did not help the home team's chances for victory, A match has heen arranged for this Saturday against the R.C.- AF.and it is expected they will field practically the same team as last week.Play will commence at sharp.the 2.30 \u201cTHE SMART PLACE TO BOWL\u201d FORUM BOWLING ALLEYS Open Monday, Sept 8th MODERN EQUIPMENT WL 2955 The Forum Bowling Alleys are attractively designed to appeal to the growing number of women bowlers.C.Unlimited Free Parking Facilities Around The Forum Entrance R.CORNELL, Manager 1414 Closse St.OWNED AND OPERATED BY THE CANADIAN ARENA COMPANY U.S.Ships Food To French Africa Washington, D.C-\u2014The United States are seeking to counteract German influence \u2018ln Frencn North Africa with shipments of food and other prized supplies.The State Department conceded that \u2018trade\u2019 with the North African colonies wag increasing, but refused to ad It it had diplomatic implications.The shipments will be largely tea, sugar, cotton and parafin.The goods will be delivered at Casablanca, outsid~ the war zone.Frerent plans call for shipmeats of nrn-military items In quan- titfes not to exceed a two-week\u2019s supply.INHERITS TINY STATURE Veronica Lake, the 5-foot 3- inch, 98-pound star with Joel Mc- Crea in \u201cSullivan's Travels,\u201d comes by her tinyness naturally.She is 6 inches taller and 6 pounds heavier than her mother.Prayer ls the voice of faith.\u2014 Horne, SWIMMING [3 HELD URGENT Plans Underway for Fall And Winter Programs At Local \u2018Y\u2019 Plans are under way for the opening of the fall and winter programs at the local Y.M.C.A.The opening date bas not been definitely settled, but should be about September the 23rd.The program emphasis until the opening date will be placed on swimming.An effort is being made to revive competitive swimming, and special swimming periods are being set aside for this purpose.Later fn the season a swimming club will be formed to compete with the other Y.M.C.A.'s and sporting organizations.A general swim period has been set aside for boys ten to fifteen years, Monday to Friday at 5-5.30 p.m.; boys sixteen to eighteen, 5.30-6 p.m.The Saturday per- fod will be 10-10.30 a.m.for the Junior group and 10.30-11 a.m.for the senior group.The girls will have a general swim on Saturday morning from 11-12, TENNIS, GOLF SERIES CLOSE, CLASS \u201cTELLS\u201d Campbell Scott Winner of Tennis Tournament \u2014 Charles Cook Takes Honors in Putting Event Two tournaments were Tun off for the boys in Summer League at Westmount Park, One in ten- nls and the other in golf.Camp- bel Scott captured the top honours in the tennis tournament defeating Charles Cook 6-3 in the final round of the competition.Charles Cook took the runner-up spot while George McLanders was in third place, Charles Cook won the putting event held on the junior course in King Geurge I'ark.Cook de- Jeated Roger Lamb In the finals.Bobby Phelan wag in third place in this event.On Saturday afternoon the weekly boat races were held in King George Park.In the first heat of the sailboat event Robin Mathewson placed first with Nav Harlsey second and Ross Hull third.In the #erond heat, Robin Mathewson again placed first with John Hagen second and Ron Hull third.' In the motorboat race, Michel Panet-Raymond placed first and Eric McFadden second, LUCKY HANKY Jean Phillips, leading lady to Bill Boyd In \u2018Sheik of Buffalo Buttes,\u201d retained a small, faney- fully designed handkerchief in her purse throughout the fliming nf the Hopalong Cassidy adventure.It was her first gift as a leading lady.CROSS WORD SOLUTION CiAjOjO|N AlL ! game, ROYALS ON TOP, a UNDER \"FIRE Tudin on Mound for Champions \u2014 Pitches Fine Game \u2014 Homers For His Team The Royals ended thelr series with the Dodgers In the \\West- mount Senior Municipal Softball League in three straight games, winning Wednesday evening 185-8.Thus the Royals have won the titla the last four years in a row.Wednesday's game was quite | Close for the ffrst threo Inulngs, \"but the heavy hitters un the Royals came to life tn the fourth, fifth and sixth frames to knock in thirteen runs.Tudin on the mound for the champions hurled another smart limiting the Dodgers to three bits, none of them accounting for any of the runs, Sonny Prevost and Counle Tu- | ; din led the Royals at bat with | three hits each.One of T'udin\u2019s clouts went for the circuit, Bert Dalzell also hit a home run for the winners.Johnnie lutchison got two of thy Dodgors hits.The Royals now meet the St.Jerome team in a two out of three game sortes in the Provincial Softball tournament.The St.Jerome team ls a very strong squad and in tho event the local team succeed in winning this ser- les they should make thelr presence felt in the competition, Wednesday's line-up: DODGERS (3) LY n D.Maun, 1th 2 0 1 Nomney, of, 2 0 1 Alexander, 1b 2 1 1 Millen, c.9 0 0 Cumeron, 20 3 a a Leonard, p.,.K} 0 0 Reaulne, rf.t 0 0 Mutehison, If, sees 3 2 w Brodie, 88.sesosoosss0000s À ¢ 0 TOTALS .0 8 ; ROYALS (15) > D, Dalzell, 1h .O, Dalzell, c.Hrowne, kx.Brennan, 3b ,.Prevost, If.,.Daniels, 2b Tudin.p.Fleet, rf.Booth, cf.Le A Ade = TOTALS 0.0.31/14 15 Doubles: Nrowne, Tudin.Home runs: 1, Dalzell, Tudin, Strike outs: Tudin 8, Leonard 3.Walks: Tudin 6, Leonavd 4.Left on hase \u2014 Royals 4, Dodgers 6.Umpires: Connolly and Randolph.Rapid Service Till 11 2209 ST.CATHERINE W.Frankie Mann is unable to ride these days because of a broken vollar bone, and the Quebec cir- Suit is not quite the same without the sensational riding of the blond jockey.Mann was injurod at the Cou- naught Park meeting in Ottawa, but he just can't stay away trom the rails, He is down at every work-out, impatiently idling time and hoping for his mishap to heal quickly.Even though he does not expect to be racing again this year, he's anxious to return to (he sad- dla.\u201cThis is rotten woather to keop the weight down,\u201d Frankio pointed out.\u2018It's been too cold.You can't raise a swoat to save your life.1 hate to see the boys ride by, hut I'm just as glad I'm uot making weight now.\u201d Frank's usual dict for a day when he's riding Is à cup of weuk tea at 6 a.m.and a steak at nightfall with a fow sliced tomatoes.This seemed about enough to keep a thin .sparrow alive, but Frank is o.k.now.\u201cI've lot the diet go to pot since l\u2019m not riding,\u201d ho pointed out.This sounded us though Frank has joined the treucher- men, \u201cYes, since I've baen hurt, I'm taking two cups of tea In the morning and some broad with my evening meal,\u201d ho sald, Heo wont on, a little shamofacediy, \u2018You know, I've put on two pounds since | was hurt, I'm 120 now.\" This ambitious rider ts not wasting any time.With a canny eye cast to the future when he hopes to regain his liconse on Ontario tracks, he's studying the training business.\u201c1 helped to train Mr.North- Rrave\u2019's horses in Toronto and thoy won two races and pleked Up 10 seconds,\u201d Frankie proudly proclaims.\u201cSome day whon I'm through riding 1 hope to go in for training in earnest.\u201d When the Ottawa doctor strapped Frankie's left arm to his chest, he ordored 21 days of rest in that position and 10 more before Frankie even tri@! to ride a fence rail.\u201cGuess I'm a quick henler,\u201d Frankie anysa.\u201cI took this wing out of the sling long onough to go for a job on a pony Monday, but I don't think I'l] do that again for a while.The pony stumbled and my chest caught needles.Frankio Mann, Jr, probably will he ready to take over the saddle ugalu whoro bis daddy left off, \u201cThe lud's turned six yoars Delivered Ice Cold old,\u201d the father proudly pro- | If Fi p.m.Busy, Dial FORUM GRCCERY rst Line Signals ALE YOUR 7 17.isk 7 2 7 2 2, & D 2 A LA Frankie Mann Impatient, Yearns For Next Mount claims, \u2018\u2019and he's already shown a liking for horses.1 wouldn't be surprised if he took to riding, If that\u2019s what he'd like to do, far be it from me to stand in his way.The only objection I'll put up will be it ho goes in for those Jumpers,\u201d Frank emplhusizes, gin- Rerly rubbing his collarbone.\u201cNo more of the hurdles for we.\u201d The Ottawa injury was the first time in his career that Mana, Who looks like & half-pint edition of tho pint-sized Saral Allen of hockey fame in Toronto, ever was hurt at tho racing, game, His was the least sorious of three mishaps on the Quobec circuit this year, but the other two boys wore both riding at Mount Royal.\u201cJoe Horvath had his leg so bad- 1y crushed when a horse sat down in tho starting gate at Ottawa, it was feaved his leg was broken.Thourh he's riding again his leg is protty hadly bruised,\u201d Frankie says, \u2018Jimmy Lynn aufferod a concussion, but he's riding regular again.Guess l'in just not lucky.\u201d Frankie wag the leading rider alt the Quebece civeuil last year nnd was engaged with Hank Manifold in a race for top honors when fawa, ho was groundod at Ot- There is no better than the best, Here is the fual that stands the test.You might as wall have high- grade coal\u2014it costs no more.You can get rapid-fire delivery at your phone call.Phone for a load of heat, COAL - COKE - FUEL OIL © Special Discount for Cash © WE.1616 NEAREST LICENSED GROCER TO WESTMOUNT oh ; 7 2 ia 7a 4 \u2014\u2014\u2014 PAGE EIGHT + CLIPPINGS Aviation News and Gossip BY BETTY BRUCE | \u2014 WING \u2014 | & > The President of the Royal Aeronautical Society, Griffith flown in just about every type of craft that travels in the alr.He was Brewer, is a remarkable man, well over 70 years young, who has a keen balloonist In the nineties and crossed the Atlantic on the Hlu- denburg.He {8 a Londoner, but he is as familiar with the United States airliners as he is with Bpitish machines, and not long ago this dashing young fellow hopped off from Montreal and crossed the Atlantic In a bomber, His trip, \u2018n the company of cight American ferry pilots none of whom was halt his age, was minus the little juxurles which are, one THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER GIANT FLAGSHIP Fo 4 TE RC, EE LEE NEW AIR SERVICE {to advertising.The statemeat : gives assurance that publishers have no quarrel with those seeking to eliminate false and misleading advertising, recalling that \" publishers themselves have vol- \"untarily achieved much in that direction.! Attempt to Restrict \u201cThe practices of the agencies \"in government, however, of using the term \u201cfalse advertising\u2019 as a musk wih which to cloak a very evident desire to restrict or THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 194¢ prohibit all advertising or sub ject it to Government contre have been and will continue to he protested by those sincerely tre terested in advertising,\u201d it de clares.Dorothy Lamour has one of the most lavish wardrobes createq in many years for her role in Paramount's \u201cCaught in tre Draft.\u201d The gowns alone are valued in excess of $5000.Floor Plan 4! Room and « LIDA APARTMENTS | 4815 QUEEN MARY ROAD At Victoria.Only 3 Blocka te Snowden Shopping Centre and Theatre Now Renting \u2014 Inspection Daily 32 - 4 - 4/2 Room Suites 9 am to 9 pm, [EPSP RE ELEN LON Ye < FRA EAT a wD ae evo) manufacturing of sand-paper, à supposes, according to Air Com-# Dinette Suite i modore H.ILH.the Duke of Kent, frunswick, over the sea they flew Ona of American Airlines Steward m0 , ., ; , rdesses, Florence Seaton, R.N., and the Canadian Prime Miner.to make a landing In Newfound- who flies regularly between Toronto and New York, points to the A salute to the Canadian National Exhibition is shown being given i AN APARTMENT HOME energle ¢ 1 land.At 8.15 that evening they large 6-foot letters \u201cC N E\" on the lower side of the immense by one of American Airlines giant 21-passenger Flagships as it passed it DINETTE:: That Has Everything.served in order that they may bed 0 op again.As night ap- Flagship wing, directly over the Exhibition grounds in Toronto, on opening day.New 06*x8'0%: When you lease at The Lida you A fresh for strenuous tour and con, proached and altitude was gained, a international air service between Toronto and Windsor, Ontario, and i invest in a delightful home that re.| C ference schedules.the aft compartment grew colder.| the yse of the R.C.A.F., the com- all told, at tbe field, one gains the principal cities of the U.S.was recently inaugurated by American turns you pleasure dividends every LIKE JONAH Brewer says he slept at nter-| mercial airliners are now o t \u2019 ! \u201d Airlines.month of the year.In the summer IN THE WHALE vals \u201cin assorted positions\u201d till perat- some idea of the activity.you are on the cool side of Westmount Mr.Brewer thoroughly enjoyed the wireless mun arrived with an ary oa omer will be no Viattors vio previously enjoyed .asie vu En as, pind Els trip in the Consolidated Lib-| invitation from the Captain to ; the colorful race meets at Dorval P bl h D te erator, and wrote u description of| go forward to the control room airport, Race Track would hardly realize u ts ers enounce Crabs, Tn te.Etes sas on it for Flight, \u201cWe entered the|und get warm.He spent an hour| Alfred Hudson, general traffici as their limousine crosses the .® fifteen minutes from the theatres and machine by way of a two-step| there In silent admiration of the| manager of Canadian Colonial] alrport that the tires are rynning Attacks On Adv rt life of downtown Montreal.All apart.drop punel which, when down,|#kill of the pilot, who was busy alrways, at present in Moutreal| across the midfield of the course.e ising ments are light, bright and cheertui, ' made a stair entrance which taking celestial observations with hy hake en for thz| But the area of Dorval Race 1 BR with cross ventilation.a could bo lifted up from inside,\u2018| #n alreraft gextant and plotting handling o traffic to the new| Track covers only a small portion 60x10 -i ! he ways \u201c1 found that the elght| his readings on the chart, and alrfleld commented \u201cWhen Dor-| of the entire airfield which Is said New York\u2014Denunciation of al-[ partment of Agriculture, Thur- Deus it New Features ob] Amerleun ferry pllots who were| then Brewer crawled back over val 1s completed and officially| to cover some nine square miles.leged governmental attacks on( man Arnold, Assistant Attorney e Jurtes Berrleo | éutrance to to be my follow passengers were) the sleeping pilots to his obser- open It will compare very favor-| The Dominion Government, in| advertising and attempts to con-| General, the Federal Alcohol Ad- A \u201cMaster Size\u201d 4 Planned Richens col rle crawling forward on mattresses vation post in the tail.He| 8bly with any airport in the| building the fleld, had in mind trol it was voiced by the Ameri-| ministration, and, to a more lim- Buite stron frond see SE os thi laid on the lower skin of tha| Watched the dawn break, later| world.It ls modelled In a simi-|the future when trans-Atlantic|can Newspaper Publishers\u2019 As-|ited degree, \u2018\u2018certain elements\u201d aie me ae iy SOM pace Yen body.I crawled after them, at-| had coffee with the awakened pi- lar manner to the Washington| flights from Montreal to Europe| sociation in a statement sent to|in the Federal Trade Commission aa be died as Eur radiation, al sues (hi tempting to go between two up-| lots at 10,000 feet in lovely wea- Airport and when I say that there| and to all parts of the American members recently.as the chief agencies and indi- [making s comolste Lepents individus: right angles, but found my width| ther, and eventally landed safe ls a permanent staff of some 600, continent will be in operation.The a sociation names the De- viduals consistently antagonistic he Ca too much, so [| retracted and|and sound in his homeland.Ot em passed forward al the side.Our| One of the glant Llberator's land- î instructions were to go ag far| ings he sald that had a glass of Tec forward ng possible, so we pushed water been set up for a test, not ca forward to the bulkhead and lny|& drop would have been spllled.8 tight up against each other, Af-| DISPLAY AT FAIRCHILDS the ter the last man was in, the flap| ATFRACTS MANY PKOPLE Bu entrance wan lifted, and we then It was an excellent idea to al- .ard felt something like Jonah must| ow the public over the weekend dod have felt inside the whale.There| (o have a Jook at the various was an air-splitting buzz of some| types of war planes produced in suc] olectrical apparatus, which I took] Canadlun factories.After all, the pan ro be the electric geur or Oper-| man In the atreet Is having to .and ating ancillary parts, such as re-| dig deep Into his pockets for this P F R G B Ph P + E | C t G | M tractable wheels.var, and the display was un ef- : .® ° auvin ° ° roprie or me mi e ou ure, enera anager or \u201cThe engines were already run-| fective way of showing him what - nihg when we entered, and now, has already been accomplished In rif] in complete darkness except for, alrcraft production.Also, many ited a torch, we luy still and walted.| folks keenly Interested in the .and The engines apeeded-up, and we| machines thelr sons, brothers, .' tan felt the wheels rolling on the run-| to make, or to service, or to fly, way.Alter a time the machine| welcomed the opportunity to get doy turned to tho left, and then the|n close-up view of the planes tiot engines speeded-up and with the| about which they have heard so F2) Amazing.Vena NOTE OUR ADDRE E AND PH kne old familiar roar we knew the| much, but hitherto seen only at a bok LIS ing take-off had started.I could not distance or in photographs.0 K Sale PL ; this look at my watch to time It, but Kleven machines, one of each \u201ca oid Ls rn | el ÿ 4500 ST.CATHERINE WEST 2159 ST.CATHERINE WEST 2 Woonsuay Jf bumps ceased and shortly after-| were handsomely eet out at mond Rose \u2018wards the electric screaming be-| pafrchilds for inspection in the CORNER ABBOTT AVE, NEAR SEVILLE THEATRE - LOTION Tar gan agaln and we knew she Was | first place by Air Commodore .: picking up her wheels.H.R.H, the Duke of Kent; and Wiibank 8468 WEllington 5977 = 50\u2018 WOODEU of the \u201cWe were then allowed to] they made a good showing, es- 4 50¢ 00 URY 0 5 come out of the darkness, and we| peclally when one remembers WHEN YOU BUY x CREAM Fe : omerged into the entrance com-| how few skilled alreraft workers 3 CAKES Nd wil f partment.Thera were two high| and technlcal personnel and how por à benches on opposite sides, cov-| little factory space we had when res Ÿ ered with life-bolts, and one could| war broke out.Of speclal inter- old i stand in the compartment or|est to the Duke was the military hoa ÿ climb up on to the Jifebelts, when version of our own locally-built a | fi one got a view through small| and Canadian-designed Noorduyn jus ë side windows.Better still by| \u201cNorseman.\u201d for # walking into the back compart- The explanatory notice boards wa i ment, where a flat deck gave| giving the names of, and data car x room for several to stand, one| concerning, the types of aircraft, i could sit on the edge of tho flat| were a happy idea, but they # deck and put one's feet down a| might have been more informa- fF foot or so on to the lower con-| tive still had they been set forth 3 tinuation of the floor of the tall| in French as well as in English.; compartment.This afterwards| Many who wanted to see the or ) ~~~ ¥ became my favorite seat, because machines were unable to do so, : 3 : fo! : ft was just forward of a glazed|owinæ to circumstances beyond = M We call for and deliver prescriptions without charge.) elliptical hole, and by sitting on| their coutrol, as the radio puts PY 2 the edge of the forward portion| it.Take the case of the three TE T th P è of the back compartment I could] little boys who left Rosemount 25¢ 5 5e 8 5¢ : 2 .00 aste | look down through that Inverted| on Sunday to walk to Fairchilds.= ; skylight to the ground below|I don't know thelr names, but - È and, by turning my head to right| one of them was celebrating his KLE E N EX SOAPS | I LISTERINE 25¢ 39¢ £ or left.could get n view throukh| birthday by going to the display.2 a a IPANA 29c-49c Softer! Safer! I ; side windows laterally of the line| They got as far as Longueull ca: ! n ! ot flight.When standing up| when rain, weary feet and ap- NN > TR Coleo 12 for 29¢ .FORHANS 13¢-29¢-49¢ ë y SN Get a beautiful small size 12 inbox 2.8 : other windows were available on| proaching dusk forced them to NS .9 PEPSODENT 29¢-45¢ in box Ÿ the upper floor in the same com-| turn homewards without seeing or Palmolive 2 for \u20ac Bust of the grand old man COLGATE'S 2 30 .i partment, or by going right in-]| the objects of their pilgrimage.L 2 for Île 5¢-3%¢ in box 55¢ 3 to the tail you could-have glass| They were all set to try again - ux CHURC HILL 48 in box 85 5 all round you, affording a view|on Monday, however! : ¢ § in every direction.\u201d ATRLINRRS LAND S00 TISSUES 29 Lifebuoy 2 for lc Free with every Dollar \u2014 F R E E \u2014 4 Over tho St.Lawrence Valley| AT DORVAL NOW 2 FOR 57 ¢ Carbolic 3 for 14 .hy farins, over Maine and New! Leaving St.Hubert entirely for Purchase 15¢ Halo Shampoo with i Cashmere 2 for lle th : FREE ENLARGEMENT ' \" Saving Of Old Bones with every roll of film purchased here, Colgate S Tooth 1s ; INSECTICIDES em as Paste 397 he Urged In Radio Talk Larvex .83e b.39e DEODORIZER 10c-25c os: Rp i Sapho .24c, 47e, 83c For Hay Fever TALCUM NEO Sr x Saving of old bones as a vital, commodity without which the LR Flytox .24e, 43c, 73c ALLER SAL Large tin Chemical Food Se : th eontribution to the war effort] builders of tighting planes would (FutL à aan .at was urged by McKay Smith, not-| experience many difficulties.3 fr ren Flit .19¢ 33c $1.00-$2.00 15¢ 3 rolls 25¢ v ed Montreal business executive, No.6\u2014Sugar .yes strange Moth Bags 19e 29e 49e 1.15 2.45 4.45 to in a recent radio address deliv-|to say boneg are really used as 47 ¢ in ered from a local station.a medium in the refining of su- ALPHAMETTES pa Mr.Smith in enumerating the; SAT.de uses to which this type of sal-| No.7\u2014And last but not least S ecial! PARACIDE A Ayerst Vitamin 4 & D Conc.4 vage may be put, stated: among a few items 1 have had P ° ® (OS e : Cod Liver Oil : No.1\u2014They are used as fer- time to mention there ia also an- w tllizers.So essential to the other mighty Important one.VACUUM For Yacuum (Cleaners CI] RU! 5 5c 1.29 EB growing of food from our hardy Bones, insignificant bones, are W Canadian soll .Food with actually used in the manufacture BOTTLE which to feed our own people and of that all important em high 3 9; Kepler's ta our allies overseas.Yes! Bone explosives! Kxplosives w à which , a: fertilizers play a big part in the|'° past the parle, into that hot Malt & Cod Liver 01 Se growing of food.That all im- spot ere they one a f .portant weapon which won the|, could.go on and et inderi- SILVIKRIN 75c 1.25 ei fast er one oy or nitely the many by-products P N g! un , ived from old bones.2 i ir, tent part in the preparing of ani- ly der sine I think 1 Hair Restorer Cod Liver Oil 5 cods.should mention that in 1940 Can- No.3\u2014Bones are the main ba-|nda found it necessary to import Guaranteed 2.25 iver ! 25 Capsules for 1.00 t- sls in the making of glue .|in glue and fertilizers alone.Eg.25e 49c 50 Capsules for 1.85 sa that sticky substance which !s| around $250,000 worth of these 100 Capsules for 3.50 w used in hundreds of ways in the| products.So you can see how TS 500 C p 15.00 .manufacture of war products.$250,000 in valuable foreign cur- W h ha d all Marvellous aosules for ° 1 8 No.4\u2014Bones are actually used rency can easily be wasted simply ¢ have on n Mak } fn the making of adhesive tape.| due to a lack of the necessary Cameras-Kodaks .Re N ; ake up Drene Shampoo » 4 an Îtem \u2018ao vital to the humanl-|raw material .in this case LENTHERIC PERFUMES \u2018@ Lj 5 : Face Rouge & 75 ; A tarian work of the Red Cross.[bones .So remember, save $1.35 to $23.00 e oe Lipstick f 15e 39c 67c 1 09 .i No.5\u2014Bones are used in the] your old bones for in this war .ç they stand for fighting dollars.i "]