The Westmount examiner, 2 juillet 1942, jeudi 2 juillet 1942

[" @® ta © a SEALE AA a & i Fi EE Beet et SN Pp et A Ee EE JET WEDDING GIFTS Antique JEWELLERS WE.4046 OCHO DOC Oo D mare VOL.XII No.27 Ottawa Of Arming Waited \u201c43 Years ie 63 Westmount snd modern Bilverware.Engagement and Wedding Rings.We buy diamonds, old gold and jewelry.OHMAN'S 1216 Greene Ave.oO TOC DO SOS OS OCTO 0CT OCD A HARDWOOD FLOORS 1 Decision By Mobile Squad Status Still Undefined Pending Clarification of Clause in International Law Regulating Treatment Of Volunteer Irregular Troops Members of the Westmount C.P.C.Mobile Squad are in a quandary as to their right to carry arms.Their status is at present still undefined, because of the Franc-Tireur clause in International Law, which gives no protection to the civilian who bears arms in defence of his country.Clarification of their position is expected from Ottawa in the near future, it is learned from headquarters of the Civilian Protection Committee in the Province cf Quebec.From official C.P.C.sources it has been learned that inroads by the Reserve Army recruiting officers have decimated the civilian group which has been training for the last two years.The C.P.C.officials, however, to voice any criticism of recruiting methods for the Home Reserve Army which should be given the fullest possible support, but they point out that in England Home Guards and ARP services are given equal rights and footing in the defence of civilian life and property, and they should therefore be given similar privileges.The mobile forces of the CPC have been specially recruited and trained under the direction of Col.D.Rykert McCuaig, to circumvent sabotage attempts by armed groups by force; to halt any threatened invasion by such forces as parachute troops, and to carry out similar duties.It is held, therefore, that they should be permitted to carry the necessary arms to allow them to meet possible emergencies.Nothing can be done, however, until official word has been received from Ottawa as to the exact status of the CPC, and particularly the members of the mobile squads.The decision is expected to be given within the next few days.MOTORIST HAS FIT OF JITTERS AS BRAKES FAIL Autoist Escapes With Fright When Forced to Sidewalk When his brakes refused to function, he swerved to the sidewalk and hit a wire fence.Such was the explanation given the police by Jas.A.McCorkin- dale of 3407 Madison Avenue, on Saturday evening when West- mount officers investigated what might have been a serious occurrence, but proved to be a mere mishap, The driver of the car stated that he was obliged to turn his car suddenly to the one side in order to avoid a collision, and when he applied the brakes they did not hold, and the vehicle mounted the sidewalk and came to a stop only after it had struck a heavy wire fence which was partially demolished.The driver himself escaped with nothing more serious than a slight fit of \u201cjitters,\u201d but some flowers and shrubs on the lawn between the street proper and the sidewalk were crushed into the ground, Local Chinese To Honor Minister From Ottawa Dr.Howard S.Ross, K.C., columnist of this publication, is among the guests invited to attend the reception to be given on Sunday by the Chinese Patriotic Society of Montreal to Dr.Liu Shih-Shun, Chinese Minister to Canada at the Jasmine Cafe.62 Lagauchetiere Street W.Dr.Shun will be accompanied by.among others, Edward Bin Shue Lee, former student at McGill University, for some years editor of journals in China, and now secretary of the Chinese legation at Ottawa.MAYOR ATTENDS RACES Mayor W.A.Merrill, K.C, was an interested spectator at the races held at Blue Bonnets en Saturday.It was His Worship's first visit to the course during the present teason, are unwilling * NINSMEN HEAR TIMELY TALK ON ORATORY Howard S.Ross, K.C., Outlines Art of Public Speaking at Club Meeting Some timely pointers on the art of public speaking were delivered members of the Kinsmen Club of Verdun by Howard S.Ross, K.C., D.C.L., columnist of the Examiner, at a supper meeting of the Verdun club held at the Lasalle Golf and Country Club, last week.Witty and brilliant to a degree, the speaker's discourse ran the gamut of politics to economics and was interspersed with a number of good stories, some of which related to his profession as a lawyer.Many and varied were the anectdotes he told and, coupled with his own wide experience as a public speaker, he was able to guide his younger hearers through the various kinds of speeclies they may be called upon to make at some future date.Mr.Ross tossed out a hint to aspiring political candidates: \u201cDon't attempt to be humorous on the public platform.Voters generally do not trust a comedian to represent them in Parliament \u2014or even on the city council\u201d.Some men have tried that, he pointed out, but only to their regret.Only in very rare cases is the practise of posing as a funny man successful.Any attempt at humor, the speaker emphasized, should be well studied beforehand.Mr.Ross said that anyone who had an aptitude for public speaking should use the gift with which he was endowed on behalf of worthy causes, He mentioned that a new Kinsmen's Club had been formed at St.John's, Que., with the majority of the members being French-Canadians.They were all enthusiastic about milk for Britain, Introduced to the gathering by Sergeant-at-Arms Bil] Maass, of the Kinsmen Club, the speaker was thanked by Jack McBrearty.Milk for Britain First collections to be announced hy the Verdun club since taking over the duties of the Montreal Kinsmen as supervisers of the Verdun area Milk for Britain Fund, show that the sum of $50.00 had been reported in go tar.In making the statement, Chairman Fred Wright said that only one-quarter of the weekly returns was included in this amount, The chair wished the committee continued success, What happened in Montreal recently shows that \u201cit can happen that here\u2019; meaning of course, \u201cthe meanest thief in town\u201d could also live in this city.Wright reports that no less than JU Î t À ® | Supplied - Laid - Finished i É ÉSUMOUN NAINMIMEÉT cal Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis | uo co nt invasion of the continent takes place.training it has had has made it second to none as a defensive as well as an offensive force.onto the enemy's own soil, are daily adding to their knowledge of hard-hitting offensive action.At left is a typical shock-trooper infantryman of the Corps.assault weapon\u2014and lower right gives an idea of the intensive training that the troops are receiving in offensive operations.CANADIAN CORPS A TWO- WAY MACHINE A bitter pill to swallow was the defence role that had to be assumed by the lst Canadian Corps overseas, but at no time since its arrival in the Old Country has the Corps lost sight of the leading part that it is unquestionably designed to play when British The Corps has been built into an immensely two-way fighting machine and the The troops, itching always to carry the batile hard, gruelling At upper right is one of the Corps\u2019 numerous tanks\u2014a powerful WORKERS START ON DEMOLITION OF OLD HOUSE St.Paul's Academy Playground and Building to Be Enlarged instructions from the School Commission of St.Leon de Westinount, men began work this week on the demoll- tion of the building on the west side of St.Paul's Academy which the Commission purchased last year, The space will be used to enlarge the school playground and to provide room for an addition to the academy, The property which fronted on Cote St.Antoine Road was the Acting on only building in that section when it was erected over 60 years ago.It will be remembered by older residents as the home of the Mount family which resided there for over 25 years, The late E.C.Mount was one of the first to form a business in West- mount, having been the proprietor of the Westmount Plumbing and Heating Company on St.Catherine street.The fence surrounding the property and the large trees on the lot were removed early in the winter.D, 1 OIEWART DIES IN ACTION Former Pupil of Bishop's College, Lennoxville, Received His Wings at McDonald, Man.Sgt.Gunner Donald R.Stewart, son of Mr, and Mrs.Donald H.Stewart, 642 Carleton Avenue, Westmount, was killed on active service June 25, according to word received by bis parents.À further telegram advised them that the funeral service would be ;held on June 29 at 2.30 p.m.at.!Ripon, Yorkshire, England.i Sgt.Stewart was 21 yearg old three of the bottles used to re- and enlisted in Montreal in June ceive Milk for Britain donations of pennies were found missing.These robberies have not been officially reported to the police but strict surveillance is being made by the various storekeepers whose kindness permits the bottles to be placed on their counter for the Kinsmen.1940.He received his wings at MeDonald, Manitoba.He had at-' tended Bishop's College, Lennox- ville, where he always took an active part in athletics.His; specialty was track and at a meet held at his station in England a short time ago, he won the cross country run.Homoeopathic Concerned Over Shortage of Nurses Homoeopathic Hospital authorities are concerned over the diminishing supply of graduate nurses, a problem which began to reveal itself shortly after the outbreak of war and which continued to tax the minds of those in charge.The task of providing sufficient nurses at all times to staff all departments adequately creates added responsibility on those whose duty it is to supervise the graduate staff and to instruct the student nurses, The hospital report to the hoard of management pays tribute to Miss Vera L.Graham, R.N.,, and Miss Dora W, Miller, R.N,, and their assistants for the abil- ity and patience which they have exercised at all times in dealing with this difficult problem, The report comments: \u2018It has been stated that the health of the nation is of first importance and it is regretted that so many nurses have heen induced to accept industrial positions, where it is doubtful if their ability and training can be employed as advantageously as in our hospital wards.Another cause of shortage of supply has resulted from the call for military duty to which a number of our nurses have responded.\u201d The report algo.mentions added difficulties arising from shortages in essential materials through the exigencies of war, LOGAL OFFICERS ENJOY RESPITE According to information secured from the Westmount police, the last week-end, and the first part of the present week, were uneventful.There were no accidents or incidents of any importance.No reports were received of injuries or inishaps of a serious nature.A few minor collisions, involving no harm to anyhody, and resulting in only small property damage, were the only occurrences of which the police had any knowledge.No arrests were made, and as a whole, the law\u2019 officers had a real holiday, as all they had to do was to pound their beat and \u2018'enjoy\u201d their usual strolls through the streets.The fire department was not called out for anything more serious than a few chimney tires.The Court blotter on Saturday and Monday contained the small: est number of cases registered In a long while, As a matter of fact the presiding magistrate would have heen entitled to the proverbial pair of white gloves on Monday.since he did not have to hear or deal with a single complaint.BOY NARROWLY ESCAPES DEATH Alexander Gavin, 3 years of age, whose parents reside at 118 Selby street, had a miraculous escape from death or at least serious injuries, on Saturday afternoon on St, Antoine street.The youngster ran right into the path of a heavy truck as he was attempting to cross the street.Fortunately the driver of the motor vehicle saw the boy in time to give the steering wheel a sudden twist and thus avold what might have been a fatal col- lision.Little Gavin was thrown to the pavement, hut when picked up by some passershy, it was found he had sustained no serious injuries.He was suffering from a few scratches and nothinz more, He was taken to his home by the good samaritans who had raised him from the street, Since the case was evidently an unavoidable accident, no complaint was lodged against the driver of the truck, LIBRARY CLOSED SATURDAY During July and August, the Library will be rlosed all day Saturday, From Monday to Frl- day, the hours will he 82 usual, from 10 a.m.to 9.20 p.m.The Week At Victoria Hall te Friday and Saturday\u2014Johnny Holmes and his orchestra, Meetings of the Plymouth Brethern, Monday\u2014Red Cross branch of the Westmount Women's Ciuo.Tuesday\u2014Johnny Holmes and his orchestra.CHIEF .GOUGH OFF T0 ATTEND Head of Westmount Police Attends Conference Of Chief Constables in Quebec City Problems confrontinæ the var- fous police hodies of Canada will be the principal toplcs to he dealt with at the 37th annual ference of the Chier Constables\u2019 con- Association of the Dominion which opened In Quebee City Tuesday afternoon.The convention 18 holding business meetings continuing through to Friday.Chief Walter Gough, of the Westmount Police and Fire Departments, left on Monday to attend the meeting at which heads of the various forces throughout the Dominfon will assist, J.J.Conrod, Chief of Police of Halifax, president of the Asso- elation will occupy the chair, and according to George A, Shea, director of Investigation of the Canadian Natlona) Railways, sn- cretary-treasurer of the organization, the gathering will he one of the most momentous ever held by the Chief Constables.LOGAL AIRMAN JOINS IN ATTACK ON REICH PORT iSquadron Leader L.B.Price Takes Part in Aerial Bombardment of] Bremen Squadron Leader 1.B.Price, son of Major-General C.B, Price.commander of the Third Canad- dan Division of the Canadian Corpse In Britain was a member of lone of the four Canadian squ:d- rons which thok part in the ter- _riffe blasting of Bremen, chief .#ubmarine-bullding centre of ; Germany, last week.| 8quadron Leader Price, who ts ia veteran of the Battle of Britaln \"has proven himself a natura; slr fighter and has a host of achleve- :mentg to his credit In the Lattle for the mastery of the afr over Britain and Western Furope.POLICE PARLEY Servant Faints In Car And Is Slightly Injured Marie A.Martin, servant, employed at 47923 Vie toria avenue, suffered painful, although not serious, injuries to face and head, when she fainted in a street car on Thursday night about 10.80 and fell to the floor.The young woman was taken to tho Western division of the Montreal General Hospital, where she was given the necessary med- fea! attention.She was later reported to be recovering from her Injuries, The incident occurred near the intersection of Westmount and Lanadowne avenues, and traffic was suspended for a few minutes a domestic while the victim waa being removed from the street car for transfer to the hospital.Constable Lauzon, of the West- mount police, made the usual investigation into the circumstances surrounding the case, EP.FLINTOT [5 APPOINTED (PR.COUNSEL Local Lawyer, Long Connected With Company, Is Also Named Vice- President E.P.Fllntoft, K.C., who has a service rarord of 34 yoars with the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, hae been named Vice- President and general counsel, effective July 1.The appointmont has been announced by D.C.Coleman, President of the Company, Mr, Flintofy fills the vacancy created by tho death of W.N.Tilley, K.C., who was consulting counsel for the Company, Born tn Sarnia, Ont, In 1879, he entered Toronto University in 1806 \u2018and graduated with an Arts degreo in 1900, He studied law at Ougoode Hall, ut \u2018Foronto, and after graduating from that fnstitution in 1803, he gained further legal experience in the office of E.F.B, Johnston, K.C.He practiced law for five years in the firm of McBride and Flintoft, at Waterloo, Ont, and at the age of 29, he joined the Canadlan Pacific nn assistant Lo the solicitor in the Company'3 legal office In Montreal, - Four years later he was promoted to assistant solicitor, and in August 1914 he was advanced to the position of Kolleitor.in 1917 he was appointed general solicitor nt Montreal, and was made a King's Counsel In 1928.His next promotion was in 1936, when ho was appointed general counsel for the Canadian Pacific Rallway Company, à position he has since held.He hag now heen given the highest position In the Company's legal offices, Mr.Flintoft married the former Felicia Howitt, of Guelph, Ont, and has three sons and one daughter.One son, Lt.James Flintoft, is at present on active service overseag wilh the Royal Canadian Artillery, Mr.Flintoft resldes at 4306 Montrose, Westmount, Lost And Found At City Parks A black wallet wag Jost In Westmount Park or the vicinity, Identification papers and cre- dentlals were enclosed, The wallat wus lost by Private Shapiro of the Black Watch regiment now at the Westinount Athjetic Grounds.Private Shapiro's regimental number |g D-86035, Colonel Colin K.Russell Makes Report To Ottawa Colonel Colin K.Russell, 4 rest period at bis home, 641 Aigyle Avenue, has reported to military authorities in Ottawa on his service \u2018with the Canadian Corps In Britain, Colonel Russell alter went overseas with the rank of Heutenant-colonel with No.1 Neurological Hospital which he wis Instrumental in forming.He war D \u201charge of this unit until he wax mosed to London with the rank of colonel as neurologiat with the Royal Canadian Army | \u201cedi~al Corps overseas, GREEK KING VISITOR TO WESTMOUNT King George II Makes Unscheduled Tour to Mountain in Quest of Fresh Air King George 11 of Greeca was a visitor in informal fashion to Westmount on Sunday.It happened this way.After lunch and bofore the press con- forouce schedulod to bogin at 4 p.m, Hig Majesty docided that he wanted some fresh air.With W.NH.Measures, socretary of tha Department of léxternal Affairs at Ottawa, his escort during the Ureok King's stay in Canada, and with J.Aldorfe Raymond, president of the Windsor Hotel, he stopped into a ear carrying the blue and white flag of our ally Greece and drove off preceded by & motor-cyclo escort.The tour proccoded M happy- go-lucky fuahlon, First the car went tv Westmount Mountain, efreled Summit Drive and atopped for five minutes on the lookout where Mr, Raymond pointed out Montroal's largest buildings, bridges and suburbs.Then the King, back In hig car, drove oft to Lafontaine Park and later Lo the meoting with with prossmen.ARMY TRUCK SHASHES INTO LAMP POST Soldier Escapes Unscathed But Lights and Metal Standard Are Badly Damaged Army Woek was Innugurated fn an unorthodox manner hy the driver of a lIght army truck on Saturday evening.The uniformed driver of tho vehicle gave a startling demonstration of what damage can be caused by even the amallesl of the motorized Hnlts of tho armed forces.The soldier wus (rying Lo back his buby truck to place IL ns close as possthle to Lhe curb, but mise caleulated (he space available, The rear end of the vehicle struck an ornamental standard lamp-post, on St.Catherine at Clarke, The contacL ghook the metal post with such violence that all the lamps at the top, the ree floctors, and the top ornaments, eraghed to the pavement, some of the broken debris landing into the truck, WOMAN 1S HIT BY ARMY CAR ON MANOEUVRES Mrs.Joseph Christie Suffers Broken Leg and Ribs as Driver Loses Control Military authorities have sat afoot an inquiry lute an ace cident.earlier this week in which Mrs.Joseph Christie, 48, of 223 Melville Avenue, suffered a broken leg and fractured ribs when she was knocked down by an army car near her home, The car\u2014a Jeep\u2014 was on manoeuvres in connection with the celebration of Army Week when ft struck a parked auto and swerved into the nidewalk at Melville Avenue where Mrs, Christie and a woman friend wern engaged in conversation.The victim was given first aid by soldiers who had heen riding fn the jeep and was taken to the Homoeopathic Hospital where she is reported to he making progress, although her stay In the institution will not be brief.\u2014 1 { i § à | H The Westmount Examiner Published Every l'horsday The protection of life and property is one of the fundamental purposes of law and of law us behave.Garden Buburb of Canada's Metropolis.i Serving the City of Westmount | 1 THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING Head Oftice: 2191 Hampton Ave.WaAlnut 2773° aims to be an the home devoted to \u201cThe Examiner\u201d newspaper for Independent, COMPANY | enforcement agencies.Most all of us may contribute at one time or another to the danger of the highways\u2014but it seems to be up to our law-making bodies and our policemen to make JUNK NEEDED It 1s quite possible that this war may be won * by the junkmen who collect old papers, rags, clean public servica.WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, JULY 2, LAWS .violations Traffic accidents are so common that most of us have become hardened to them.take for granted that every week or so we will near of some friend or acquaintance who has seen hurt in an automobile acc sart of the weekly rews\u2014Ilike marriages, an- | viversaries and death from natural causes.When we are driving ourselves we take for | jranted we will see some accidents now and \u2018hen.We also take for granted we may curse them) that we will meet a lot >f careless drivers on the road, that we will see constant traffic violations by other motor- sts\u2014\u2014and the most honest of us will admit to almost daily violations on our own part, par- \u2018icularly speed law violations.In fact a lot of us feel sort of priggish about Not wanting to be stick- n-the-muds, we join the speeding throng driving merrily along the roads which are each sbeying speed laws.year smeared with more blood field.It is estimated that 70 per cent of the traf- \u2018ic accidents in 1941 happened vas violating a traffic law.That fact points the way to Jone and what eventually will be done to cut down the slaughter on the highways.The chief real law enforcement with solution will he 1eavy penalties for violations.If every driver knew that \"a se apt to mean the loss of his «new that reckless driving was sail term and that having a friend who knows \u2018he judge wouldn't help \u2014 that realization alone would be apt to qut down accidents 50 ver cent.No column like this, no sca accidents, no boring talks to schools or clubs on traffic accidents are going unless the law holds a big club of the motorist.well convinced of that.For we this accident story over and over again yet each year the death toll mounts, We ought to all be pretty 1942 \u2014= We ident.It's just In the back (even though this war.Steel is just than a battle- ler.while a driver what must be ticket\u2019 would license, if he subject to a re pictures of utilized.to help, much over the head have all heard are still plenty tin cans, broken tools and thread-bare tires.This is a war that calls for more tons of materials of all kinds than all of the past wars put | together.No matter how brave or daring our I soldiers and sailors are, no matter what master plans may be formulated by our generals for crushing our enemy, the final outcome will t depend upon what group of nations can pro- ! duce fastest and what group has the most ma- | terials available for production.! kets of America are enough materials to win major engagements on the battlefield.When you consider that steel mills rely upon the return of scrap metal for about one- third of their raw materials, you can begin to realize the part which the junkman plays in which need our waste materials.Paper, rags and rubber are almost as important as steel in our war program, That's why the government has organized a bureau of industrial conservation which is primarily concerned with seeing ta it that nothing is thrown away which could be shot at Hit- Every one of us should think of our scrap- baskets, our junk piles and our attics full .of trash as mines of ammunition-\u2014raw material which can be\u2019 magically *urned into bullets, tanks, planes and ships.We can give this material to the junkman.Or we can give it to the Salvation Army or any charitable organization which collects waste material.Or, if we wish, we can sell some of it to junk dealers.There are only two don'ts: 1.Don\u2019t burn or destrov anything without first making sure it isn't of some use.And there is practically nothing which cannot be 2.Don't give your waste material to any junkman without first asking him what he does with it.Make sure that he doesn\u2019t destroy it, burn it or throw it on dumps.There learned of the need for th's material.You can help teach them.yards, cellars and scrap-bas- one of many war industries 1 of collectors who haven't yet VACATION CLUB STARTS BRISHLY The Vaeatinn Club got off to ,æ good wtart last Monday morn- ; \u2018ing with thirty-five members tak- *ing part in the program.The\u2018 vacationers were glad to wel- rome ten new members including\u2019 the Patterson brothers from, Australia.A grand time was had by al.on the scavanger hunt last Mou- day and the trip to Coca-Cola on Tuesday afternoon was rated highly successful by the boys.During this warm weather the swimming pool proves to he a favorite with the boys and many activities have heen planned to take place in the water.Next week will be \"Health Week\" and a great deal of the program will be buflt around this theme.The program for next week 18 as follows: Monday, 9.30: General assembly with a talk on \u2018Public Health\u2019.10.30: Handicrafts, 11.00: Genera] swim.2.00 pm.: Educational trip.5.00 p.m.: General swim, Tuesday, 9.30: General assembly and swim.11.00: Mbvies.2.00 pm: Swimming meet Wednesday, 9.30: General aasein- bly, 10,30: Handicrafts.11.00: General swim.1.30 p.m.: Verdun swimming pool.5.00: General swim.Thursday, 9.30: General assembly, health quiz.10.30: Handicrafts, 11.00: General swim.2.00 p.m.: Treasure hunt.5.00 p.m.: General swim.Friday.July 10, 9,30: General assembly and swim.11.00: Movies.2.00: Educational Trip.5.00: General swim.Saturday.July 11, 9.00: Westmount boys leave for Kamp Kanawana.9.30: Baseball in the park.11,00: General awim, The largest payroll in Canada is that of the pulp and paper industry, Excluding woods operations, wages and salaries paid out total 56 million dollars annually.Scanlan in Buffalo FEvening News: Lots of car owners are wondering if the family bus can be retired, or must be retired.words for 120 The Westmount Examiner > GLASSIFIED ADS nts re Mm mn WAlnut 2773 ferret em eetere DOMESTIC PETS * FOR SALE TREAT YOUR PET to a thorough washir ;, smart trim and pedicure.at Veva Robsons, so he'll look nnd feel his heat.LA, 1322, w-3 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED ZATLY, four hours each morning.girl or woman for upstairs housework and baby's washing, For Interview 588 Cote St, Antoine Road, 1-2 pon, or 1.30-8.30 p.m, w-1 PROPERTY WANTED WE have requests for property In nll residential sections and would be pleased to have your property on eur lets, D.W, Ogilvie & Co.Inc.HA.8201, We COUNTRY HOUSES WANTED FAN Ventilating 22 Inch with stand, 1 H.P.Bargain $50.00 cash.EL.0056.C-48 FOR SALE DAY-BED spring construction cost $65.00, Will sell $20.00, EL.9736, C-63 SET of four golf clubs, left handed, reasonable, DIK, 3830, C-40 HOME COOKED Boston baked beans 2 lba.30 cents.Lefebvre's, DIS.1303.01 MAN'S blue striped suit, size 38, two valr panta, $10.00: lady'= moleskin fur Jacket, size 16, $35.00.LL, 8601.DINING ROOM table and four chalrs, with asbest s saat, Ho dealers.Can Le seen Friday, FL, 2087.C-s5 TWIN STUDIO couch.Foiding bed.Four dining room chairs, suitable country cottage, apply 236 Elin avenue, Apt.2.Westmount.C-107 FIVE golf clubs $2.50.V5 pleces flat silver $40.00.DIC.959.C-165 C-81 MEAT PIES at Lebebvro's, better than ever, 8 for 25c.DIS.1305, C-20 LARGE WALNUT dining room table, four extensions, $35.00, good condition.New colored glass lemon- WHEEL CHAIR for invalld WA, 1905, C-1v2 USED CHESTERFIELD suite, three pieces.Ft.9674.c-100 FIGHT tube Majestic floor radio, ex- PRIVATE home, only one roomer, real home for right party.Trans Ia- land near Queen Mary Road, gentleman only.El.4784.- .C-47 TO RENT, attractive room, Marlowe.DE.1481, 8 GRANT BI VD.large single room.newly fifrnished, business girl, kitchen privileges, DE, 6567 evoninga.C.28 ROYAL afanue, very comfortable bed-aitting room, convenient, gentle man preferred, WA, 5238, C-s0 GIRÈLE ROAD, 5080, Apt.1, choice | room, modern Apartment, clty, coun- | try combined, convenient cavmplete, med- ium xize, E.4170.c-2 BISSEIL'S carpet sweeper, kitchen utensils, man's white shoes, size §, women's navy blue suede shoes, size S14, blue silk knitted it, DE, 377s.WANTED TO PURCHASE WANTED\u2014Small radio must be in good condition, Phone after 3.30 p.m.LA.8$46.C-e3 TWO lady's bicylees.good condition.|reasonabje, MA.3410.C-64 MANS navy blue flannel blazer, site pL Fi, 2232.C-50 WANTED, Scout uniform for boy 15 years.Call DE.2713.C-52 \"DRESSMAKER ES mannequin, size 12 \u201cnr 14 wanted.AT.4858, C-30 | FOLDING baby carriage, in good con- dition, wanted.DE, 9208.C-s2 {WANTED wlcker settee, or couch, ireasonable, DE, 6869.C-Y8 , PING PONG table in good condition.WA, 2529, C-93 ELECTRIC frigidaire, needed immed- lately.Will pay cash.CL.2488.C-116 i LARGE double room, furnished.5329 ! Western avenue.C-119 GIRL'S or boy's bicycle, size 18-20, YO, 269.C-129 | WANTED TO PURCHASE ; ANTIQUE CHINA, siiverware, glass.{ clocks.paintings, ivories, furniture, ornaments.other antiques purchased.| Lyons, 1480 St.Cath rine.Wl, 3700.W-4 CARTAGE AND STORAGE , NUTRE DAMNB DE URACE Trans- The following are the winners Contest will not be resumed until as well as continuing their patrona mount Examiner.dock, 72 Summit Circle; David St A.Burch, 17 Severn Ave.: Miss The Examiner's Hidden Titles Contest for this season.Their passes will be received in Monday's mail.The the many winners during the past ten months enjoyed the shows at the Westmount and will continue to patronize their local theatrs, Mrs.W.C.Wylie, 472 Cote St.Antoine Road; Phyllis Chad- Mrs.Geo.A.Yates, 39 Staynor Ave.of the final Hidden Titles Contest |! September.The Editor hopes that ge of the advertisers in the West- : evens, 2 Belvedere Road; Mrs.T.Shirley Baker, 624 Carleton Ave.: THE FOR Conducted by HOWARD S.ROSS, The opinions expressed In this In Which Subjects of General Interest Are Discussed not necessarily those of this newspaper and it does not accept responsibility for them.UM K.C.D.C.L Forum are N N N N N N N N N N N NS N N A \u201cWomen are naturally I a ids dais ide 2 PORORP0 7 | ~ By-LINES = By S.B.McClean Rr EE musi- | a N N NS N N N N N N N N N N N A minute edition of Shakes.cal,\u201d declares a writer, They sure | peare\u2019s works provided me with can make a song about anything: \u201cThe week-ends are great as- .sets to those who have to work | hard.\u2019 observes à writer.Unfor- the Weather Clerk seems to regard them as liquid assets.tunately, however, It may be sometbing of a surprise to many to know that there is nothing strictly modern about the principle of the modern automatic machine.At least one automatic slot machine was in existence as far back as 200 B.C.This machine was in operation in Egypt and was used to disperse purifying water to worshippers in The charge for a invented by Ctesibus, a scientist supply of water was five drach- which was the temples.mae.The apparatus.almost | material for my next stunt.| read this in the train one morning with the aid of a large magni- | tying glass, and had the satisfac- i tion of noting that I was being closely watched.I would have liked to survey the passing landscape through field-glasses but I was afraid of being taken for a fifth-columnist so | contented myself with making a sketch of the roof of the train on a large drawing-board.As a sort of grand finale I put two or three novels in each of my pockets, and carried an overcoat stuffed in the same way, | could see that all eyes were on the mysterious bulges in my apparel, and two or three times I made as if to take something from a pocket but stopped as though I had changed my mind.The suspense around me was terrific, but I left it unsatisfied.of the time, consisted of a phial of water surrounded by casing.The water was released by the \u201cEvangeline,\u201d are called Acadians descent and culture in southérn Lo Louisiana had never been mapped, Peveril Meigs, professor at Chico State College, California, made a detailed study of one hundred and twenty telephone directories, comparing names with old lists of names compiled in Nova Maps based on the study were shown by Mr, Melgs at the recent annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers in Baton Rouge.Telephone directories, he told the association, contain much valuable information for social geographers interested In \u201cwho lives where.\u201d A similar \"ethno telephonic\u201d survey of cultural groups has been undertaken in California.\u2014 From The Blue Bell, monthly magazine for the employees \u2018of Bell Telephone Co., and published at Montreal, W.A.Mac- Laren, Editor.The Jewish group in America will disappear as a racial and national entity, Dr, Julian Mor- ganstern, president of Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati, predicted in opening the academic year at that institution, but it will persist as a \u201cdistinctive Jewish religious group.\u201d \u201cThough we may and must cease to play a distinctive role as jews Da- tionally, racially and culturally here in America,\u201d said Dr.Mor- ganstern, \u201cit does mot follow that we must disappear as Jews completely, We will persist as 2 distinctive Jewish religious group, strong in the measure that spiritual, truth is vital and creative in Judaism, and that the Jewish way of life is good for all men, regardless of racial origin, to live by.\u201d Because he believes Europe will be faced after the war with \u201cthe greatest catastrophe in history.\u201d Sir John Orr, famous British food authority.speaking at the International Conference on Science and the World Order in London, urged the Allied Gov: ernments to appoint an \u2018international committee at once to work out a \u201cworld-wide food policy based on hunian needs.\u201d Child mortality in Paris has increased by 45 per cent since the Nazi occupation.It is estimated that British expenditure on the war this year will exceed £4.500 million being between 40 and 50 per cent.of her total national Income.Canada is spending 40 percent of our national income, It is estimated that in Washington, D.C., there are.200,000 motor cars and ouly | 2.000 garages, Most motor cars are parked all night \u2014 and during the day when not in use: \u2014 against the curb in front of.the owner's house.| During October, a new Buddhist temple was dedicated in | Seattle.It is an impressive brick | building costing $100,000 and 10- | cludes a gymnasium and social | rooms.Several visiting Buddhist; priests shared in the services | and many white Buddhists mingled with the Japanese worshippers, Mrs.James Wesley | Pratt of Tacoma.said to be the only active Buddhist in the\u2018 U.S.A.assisted with the services.! _\u2014 | Norman Thomas.| the U.S.A.A son of | for Local and tong distance movers.; Also storage, DE.3110.w- DRESSMAKING LADIES and children\u2019s Smocking.embroidery.Also altera-) tions.remodelling.Moderate price, | F1.8050, wi RUGS | | broadlcom of vour eld carpets and materials.Angle French Carpet Company.Druminend Bldg.Fl.586.we \u2014 t \u2018and leading Socialist of formerly a Presbyterian\u2019 dressès.| minister, recently resigned frou! Princeton in the senior class of University to do war work the Far East one first class, battieships as: Germany has and two pocket Until recently, although there are 750,000 people of French Acadians had settled.Then Dr.* Scotia nearly two centuries ago.p Telephone Directories Help Bring \u201cEvangeline\u201d up to Date About two hundred and twenty-five years ago, a wave of French settlers came to Louistana directly from France.Fifty years later, a second wave arrived from Nova Scotia, then known as Acadia.Descendants of the first group are today known as Creoles; descendants of the second group, made famous by Longfellow's poem or Cajuns, uisiana, the exact limits of French nor was it known just where the aginst seventeen for the United States.The National Conference of Catholic Charities of the U.S.A.met at Houston, Texas.At an indoor mass, 15,000 persons attended.The sermon was preached by Archbishop Robert E.Lucey of San Antonio, who is known as a social gospeler\u2014or.to use the term more familiar to Roman Catholics, a Catholic actionist.He warned that millions of Americans live in economic slavery and that unless Christian justice is accorded to them they will become a happy hunting ground for Communist agitators.The Apostolic Delegate from Wasbington was in attendance and later went to San Antonio to confer .the palllum on Archbishop Lucey.On the Montreal-Toronto route, long distance telephone messages per day in 1980 were 1.000 and now are 1,500.Between Montreal and Ottawa they were 950 a day in 1939 and now are 1,750 \u2014 a gain of more than 80 per cent, The greatest increase is between Montreal and Halifax, From 80 messages per day in 1938-39 to 280 per day shows a gain of 250 per cent! The Bell Telephone Company (with five hundred skilled workers on leave of absence for war work) is doing everything possible to meet the new demands and hopes the public will cooperate by making calls at other than the peak hours for long distance service, namely.from 10.00 to 12.00 a.m.; and from 2.00 to 4.00 and 7.00 to 8.00 p.m.Cape Breton, N.S.girls between 20 and 35 are being sought to take jobs in southern Ontario munitions factories.Good wages and -:\"itable living accommodation will be provided and transportation wil} be arranged to the factories.A representative of the interested firms is visiting Sydney to interview the girls and to make selections.Westmount Baptist Church | \u201cA Sunken Axe-head Floats.\u201d this will be the title of the morning sermon in Westmount Baptist Church on Sunday.The loss was all the greater because the Axe was borrowed.The floating axe-head brings comforts in these days by reminding us that many precious things.borrowed things that seem Iirreparably lost.\u2018may be recovered.The Sunday School meets with the congregation at the morning service.Communion and reception of members will take place at twelve o'clock noon, The » mid-week Service is held ob Wednesday evening at eight.At the evening service the address will be entitled: \"A Quarrel in the Carpenter's Shop \u2014 1s not this the Carpenter?\u201d The square accused the hammer of knocking, the hammer accused the plane of getting Under foik's skin.the plane accused the saw of ripping up other folk's plans.the saw accused the gimlet of boring into other folk's business and so on.This will be a dramatized sermon with a message for ; vou.Visitore cordially invited.Other July sermons: \u201cThe Everlasting Mercy a® seen in Scottish opening of a valve which was, in turn, operated by a balance, this acting when the requisite weight of five drachmae was placed upon it.When the water had been dispersed the coins slipped from the balance into a receptacle at the \u2014%* Church CALVARY ! CHURCH NOTES * Following the custom inaugur- will unite ated last summer, Calvary United its services with those of First Baptist con.back.\u2018*An all-out alliance with Russia and Communism is preferable and Naziism,\u201d comments a writer.It is better for Britons to be Slavs to domination by Germany rather than slaves, IN THE TRAIN I used to find my regular train journeys to and from the office It was bringing home Martha that first gave me the idea, Martha is our pet canary, and when I entered the train with the cage wrapped very dull until recently.around with caused such a brown silent paper provide them with a lot nature.1 began with the family Bible.described justly as a \u201ctome\u201d \u2014 a Carnera 1 read a chapter from the New Testament going the Psalms on the return journey in the evening, and was gratified to This is what may be among Bibles.in to the city and some of sensation among my regular fellow-travel- lers that I felt it was up to me to more simple entertainment of a similar gregation for the month of July, August and September 6th.During the first five Sundays of this period Calvary United Church Will be closèd and the congregation of Calvary wlil unite witb the First Baptist Church in their own church situated at the corner of Dorchester and\u2019 Guy streets.For the four Sundays of July and also for August 2nd, the Minister of the First Baptist Church, the Rev.M.PF.McCut- cheon, D.D., will be in charga of the services in that Church and will also be available for pastoral ministry for the people i| of Calvary.Contact may be made with Dr.McCutcheon at his home or through the office at First Baptist Church, Capt.the Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A., D.D., the Minister of Calvary Church will return from vacation and take charge of the work of both congregations on August 5th, and will conduct services for the two congregations in Calvary United Church.commencing on August 9th and including Sunday, September 6th.The members of the congrega- observe that most papers and |tion of Calvary Church are most magazines were laid aside.heartily invited to attend these The following day 1 had a united services and to ask visit brain wave, My wife had been grousing away about the necessity of having a certain sweeping ing friends in the city to accompany them.brush matched exactly, which 4 could only be done in the city.St.Andrew's Church So I pleased her and continued (Near Sherbrooke St.and my entertainment campaign by carrying that brush in the train, unwrapped and with the handle.And was I the cynosure of all Kensington Ave.) Literature.\u201d Punch Shakespeare js helte vlared in eo=lin and London.The German view {gs that there 1s such 2 deaith of English dramatists! that we have to fall back on the immortal Wilhelm.\u2018 eyes?I'l] say I was! This was nothing, however, to a upon which 1 dasbed off a short note and a couple of envelopes before the evening when I opened little portable typewriter, my station was reached.Next I tried a huge newspapers, which I tv, two.sheaf of Jooked through with professional rapidi- marking a paragraph here and underlining a sentence there, and occasionally taking a note or Minister: Rev.F.W.Kerr, D.D.Service at 11 a.m.only Dr.F.W.KERR WILL PREACH Westmount Park congregation will unite with St.Andrew's until the end of July.Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.& Roslyn Ave.J.Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister Hibbert Troep, Organist and Choir Master 11.00 am.\"A Sunken Floats.\u2019 \"Alas! Master, for it was borrowed.\u201d Communion & Reception of Members, 7.30 penter\u2019's Shop.\u201d \u201cls not this the Carpenter?\u2019 A dramatized sermon with a Message for You.Dr.Johnston will preach.Visitors Cordially Welcomed Axé-hesd p.m.\u201cA Quarre! in the Car- Calvary Chureh Derchester St, at Greene Ave.Westmount Minister: Capt.The Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A.B.D.For the menth of July and Sunday, August 2nd, the congregation of Calvary will unite with First Baptist Church, Guy and Dorchester Streets.Preacher: Rev.M.F.McCutcheon, D.D.STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WESTMOUNT and VICTORIA AVENUES Minister: The Rev.Frank S.Morley, B.D., Ph.D.(Edin.) Walter 5.Clapperton, A.R.C.M., Organist & Choir Director The congregations of Dominion-Douglas United Church and Stanle: Presbyterian Church will again hold joint services this summer.During the month of July the services will be held in Dominion Douglas Church with the choir under Mr.Walter Clapperton from Stanley Church and Dr.Morley preaching.The sermon series will be as follows: Soiritual Health in War Time.July 5th.No.1 \u2014Spiritual Anaemia.July 12th.No.2\u2014Crushed Wormery.July 19th, No.3\u2014Some disintegrating forces.July 26th.No.4\u2014Training for Mental Health.During the month of August the services will be held in Stanlev Presbvterian Church with the choir of Dominion Douglas Church under Mr.J.M.Walkley and the preacher will be Rev.MacGregor Grant.sarrister and Soliciter HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.Telephone HA.9238 57 St.James St.West ER, Ql Gi! chani acter ed al sheer \u201cRox Fox Frida av th tre.two-t afraic who waars for te and tile a led te for h.long the 8 Ginge of he news] Direc CAL fi {À \u201cWestmount's Home Newspaper\u201d \\ a THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1942 PAGE THREE \u2014\u2014 + » Le Hollywood Gossi N FE Theatrical 7 ossip A es.: ttractions with - Gi D Gl : torn- cc > ce ora inger Drops Glamour ROXIE HART A YANK ON THE BURMA ROAD\" Textile Ind Rush ac i sv extile Industry Rushes seing } WN - x 3 For Different Role a ; Production for War Needs eres roduction for War Ne ve Ginger Rogers, who insists on locked her in and told her that ° n os nnist vary fom he Or ovis Shar she had to kick on the door and The extent to which Quebec tu- At present it is estimated that mak- a eee tlamon : - [scream to get out.Wellman want- dustry has thrown itself into the|150 million yards of direct war the sheer realism in her lie ce realism, and Ginger Rogers war effort is indicated by some] products and other essential ma- oard.\u201cRoxie Hart,\u201d the 20th Century.dow not one to let her director comparative tigures released hers terials are turned out hy the | put Fox comedy at the York until B.Has Real Figh today by Dominion Textile Com-| Quebec industry in a year's time.h of Friday night which open: Sunday The star put her ent! h pans tite how Among hee items are ani Bus over- at the Westmount United Thea- |into the kicki TE eatin ows taut the cloth, atreraft fabric, camouflage ay, I tre.on he doe ing and kept beating cotton textile industry of Quebec.| cloth aud nettings.tive fabrics n the Imagine Ginger as a tawdry.|f: t and leg came tght ih \u2014her which produces nearly three-| for army equipment, gun covers, parel, two-bit Jancer\u2014 and she isnt |panel which re right throuzh a quarters of Canada\u2019s cotton parachute strapping yarn, web de as afraid to loo\".and talk like one\u2014 |leg was caught so Tibi na her PN = me head of falbiug for rifle aud machine ma m a who pops gum like a veteran and |earpenters had to saw art ot 1914-18 war production recorde.!rine, bandage cloth and scores gh I wears enough mascara and rouge [the panel away so that she could I'he wills have turned most of|of other products including, of | SUE- for ten girls! It\u2019s an entirely new |extricate the lez * their facilities (o the manutac-|course.uniform cloths and Itn- , but and different role for this versa- Aftc hiding in the closet from ture of direct war materials or| ings.tile actress, and also one which |the police, who suspect her of essential articles which have un Two other figures are of par led to unex) ted difficulties.shooting her lover, she is corner- indirect bearing on the war.This| ticular interest.Dowluion Tex- \u2014 One scene in the script called |ed by a newspaper man.played fact 1s all the more {napiring Ule reports that its plant em- | for her to wear black tights and [by Lynne Overman.He tries to when it is considered that the| ployees now oarn ¥8 por cent | long spider-web stockings.It was |make her confess to the crime rend industry, even ln war-| more por hour eur at the out x the scene in which \u201chonky-tonk\u201d [and when Ginger makes an at- an ., ; me.must maintain a certain break of war, and that the come gu Ginger is discovered in a closet [témpt to get away, the two get George en the fe Roxie Hart, ang) Ginger Rogers, percentage of its civillan produc-| pany pays 6.4 times as much in sur of her apartment hiding {rom [into a *ussle that's one of the| until Friday, night opens Sunday at the Westmount \"United Thustrs One of the most realistic machine gun battles ever depicted on l'OM fo clothe the nation and) taxes ua the total pald in divi nited newspapermen and the police.|many highlights ot the exciting Playing until Tuesday night.satre the screen forms a dramatic highlight of \u201cA Yank On The Burma' |Provide specific textile necessi-|donds to its several (housand rvices Director Willlam Wellman had |film, Road,\u2019 which opens Sunday at the Monkland United Theatre.ties of life.shareholders.con- rm = _ July, \u201cTO TH \u201d i it YORK SHOWIN comes a challenging and superbly E SHORES OF TRIPOLI AT BELMONT PARK Teeter-Board Artists twice datly all (his week as the t this entertaining motion picture based free outdoor attraction, Although hurch upon London's greatest novel, a \\ Now At Belmont Park young in yoars, the Cressonians reg motion picture so packed with ! J ' with 6 | punch, s0 eloquent and So stirring The versatility of the Six non oe rete on their , jas to move it immediately into Cressonians, acrobats and teeter- abilitr re hoop'e + «of their > cor- J the \u201chit\u201d class.bonrd artists, is winning the ad- an uw young men and (wo Guy \u201cAdventures of Martin Eden\" charming young girls make up 3 which ls now playing at the Lu miration of patrons of Belmont |the personnel of the act, un- Jay From Tahiti to Singapore,| United Theatre until Friday Park whore they are appearing (rivalled In smoothness and {ts July from Frisco to Cadiz.Martin |night.Is a triumph as much for = pren htm routines.Indivi- aptist Eden's flashing tists and indom- its producers and director as it George Park; Cricket game ba- sky-rockotod int ho evo for cCut- ftable courage made him legend-|is for {ts cast, and, overshadow- tw the R.C.A Cravel and lean ary.accordin rr rat ing thom ait.i h veen e .C.A.F.und Waest- saulting as they travel and land- harge y, g e lusty, g , ls the trenchant mount at West P tng, at times, | barrel placed hurch brawling, tempestuous novel by |triumphant picture of London nee estmount Park.; to DOP , tor Jack London, himself a re- himselt.Monday: Three games in the OF Podestals many feet above the )eopla doubtable and gigantic figure in Glenn Ford, «the young and senior softhall league at West- the.Wn dom ot rel pi oy American letters.And now, from |everb î | mount Park.io shoulders of their partners.made rightening star, appears to The act ls replote with thrills home the studios of Columbia Pictures, perfection in the title role, Tuesday: Girl's softball game but the Cressontans have injected First modelling his characterization und fly casting in Westmount comedy Into same ns thay offer * Par .For Prompt Delivery of after London's Martin Eden, Park.an hilarious acrobatic number in Jones, which, in turn, was modelled Wednesday: Two games In the pantomime, Cal.after London himself.Lover, ad- ranior softball Jeague at Went- _ trom venturer, fighter against social mount Park.¢ the injustice, poet and brawler, ° eee eee a Ford's Martin Eden emerges as i mr a duel au SOLS 206 vis as tite, as lusty and blooa- Pilot Officer P.C.Foster Gin à rrega- Groceries stirring and dynamic as a storm Missing After Air Battle (Bt.Catherine 8.wurch.at sea.TODAY and FRIDAY ve 5307 Sherbrooke W.Claire Trevor, Evelyn Keyes, Pilot Offleer Perry Clinton GINGER ROGERS r 6th.Stuart Erwin and the others in Foster, of 4430 St.Catherine St, ! EL.6566 -\u2014 EL.8930 the sensational case are equally mA.is posted as missing after \u2018air in grega fitted to their difficult task The Six Cressonlans, \u201c\u2018Aristocrats of the Tecter-board,\u201d at operations in th he ty \" » a most Deliveries from 8 a.m.to 11 p.m.cu asks, Belmont Park for a second week, a fn the 300th casunlty Roxie Hart! these that of creating with understand- list of lhe Royal Canadian Alr with George Montgome Force issued by the Alr Ministr y visit- [at Ottawa, The Hal ms the \"A rUI at awa, The list contains Lhe DVENT ccom LILY PONS STAR P k P namas of flve dead and 17 miss- En URES oF arKs rrogram |l|ing in recent activities against \u2014 the enemy on various fronts, with Glonn Ford & Claire Trevor ch a Marine's life o not an casy one \u2014 but if there's a lovely OF MUSIC FILM The following events are SATURDAY until TUESDAY ad ass like Maureen O'Hara around it's much more fun.That's what ] scheduled to ba held on the parks 2 ; John Payne finds in the thrilling new Technicolor hit \u201cTo The Shores this week, \u2019 | (4 AH hante THE ADVENTURE, [ of Tripoli,\u201d which opens Saturday at the York United Theatre, LOMING 10 KENT Tonight: Two senlor softball (Monkland Ave.nt Girouard) A THE ROMANCE, : games and one game In the No.AL bb {ng and sympathy men and women 4 4 Training Command House TODAY until SATURDAY LL THE THRILLS ES) D.) trom divergent worlds, who can League, Westmount Park; putting Songs! Dancing! Romance! Fun! MARW I speak and understand the same 4 .tournament at King George Park.\u2019 : , Houskles on Indomitable cou Opera Singer Goes Popular rides; One name a the wnt nly age, of glowing beauty and flam- In Big Way With Noy- |toftball lengue, Westmount Park.: ing romance.It S d C + Saturday: Boat races and a Sidney Salkow directed the ly dongs and LOMIC soccer gama between\u2019 the No.1! BETTY GRABLE film, from a screen play by W.- Situations Wireless Schoo] and the Uplands VICTOR MATURE L.River.Both share in the Dramatizing the efficlency of _ R.C.A.F.from Ottawa at King JAC K OAK | E round-robin of applause which selentiflc crime desection, \u201cKid Hailed as the most brilliant In .st be accorded to every person Glove Ki er now Playing al the and delightful picture in her settings for the swift action of ONG Le n wil Loin this aplendid £iming of à |Saturday night, Featuring Van fcreen career, Lily Pons new (he ston.AG until 0 literary masterpiece.Heflin, Marsha Hunt aad Leo, RKO Radio vehicle, \u201cHitting a The tiny star, who disclosed ISLANDS : - Bowman, the picture combines |New High,\u201d will open next Sat- ion comedy lente am her Ÿ Staynor Playground Opens the excitement of a man hunt\\urduy at the Kent Theatre with |p, ion becomes.even more of a A CCE / a he children n the Stayaor eh unusual triangular ro- Jack Oakie co-starred, and a no-mirth.maker in the new offering 2nd EXCITING FEATURE! strict are eagerly awaiting the ._ - ., a ! opening of the Summer School Rapidly rising to the front as vel story-plot to win new admir a her jrantie etforts Lo kee) Introducing Ave.on the park which will start to- one of Hollywood's most expert |ers among the film-going publie.id rn rom >arning er rea GORDON M TY day.From now on the two super- performers, Van Heflin again Seven songs, ranging from op.ron > ave her ample opportun- c 0 visors will be on duty in the breathes excitement and reality eratic arias through classic \u201cnov Th o ile aug de h ; Super-sleuth Lu Jones park for the whole day.into a role, as the police chemist.|elty\u201d tunes to gparkling modern tion om a ja Kosten the dress Noy © LILY ' _ He has the sure touch and telling numbers, are sung hy the shap- Pa oy où abat 4 unetz, Lily j va a GOOD FOR FISHERMEN force that makes for excitement 'ly diva, who is supported by such ms famous and.ua 5\" storrina = Anglers in Jasper National in screen portrayals.The attract- [favorites as Eric Blore, Edward B MAUREEN Park seeking\u2019 ralnbow, cutthroat.fve Miss Hunt is another player |Everett Horton, John Howard.ial J JonN \"HARA ° brown and lake trout will tind a Whose work can always be de- {Eduardo Ciannelli and Luis Al- \u2014 oe \u2014 pAYNE- 0 d Sun- dozen fine fishing lakes within pended on and she gives an en-|berni.Altogether, \u201cHitting a New A 74.y WALLIA i three miles of the town of Jasper gaging and forthright perform-|High\" is rated as the fuunies! (Sherbrooke at Grey Ave.) with sn NANCY KELL egstion \u2018a divisional point on the Cana- ance at the chemist\u2019s assistant.|as well as the most melodic of the | mr van HEFLIN \"erie MW : + Bap- Alan National Railways.Eastern P°YMan is also effective in one famous sopranos gcreen vehicles TODAY until SATURDAY marsha HUNT dashed chester 4 speckled trout have heen suc- of his few appearances in a vil- These numbers include three ANDY Han A New Girl In His Lee BOWMAN ç i lainous characterization, operatic arias \u201cThe Nightingale\u201d _ \\ j 8 cessfully introduced into the a Life\u2014A Flat Of Laughs! Samuel 5.HINDS from Parisatys, \u201c1 Am Titania i Jn LA Maligne waters and the fisher- N from Mignon, and the \u201cMad te uofotton- Mayer man has te choice of Maligne ou) At Kent Song\u201d from Lucla di Lammer- Sun.Mon, Tues.Lake allgne ver or Beaver AER 3 moor; a Wovelty classic, \u201cMusical \u201cA Yank On The Burma Road\u201d B.D.\u2018 | ° .ake.Snuff Box,\u201d sung to a musgic-box Laraine D ih \u2014 2nd EXCITING FEATURE \u2014 \u2014 THE WAY I look at it is this.My boy sccompaniment, and three mod | arsine Day - Barry Nelson \u201cA GENTLEMAN APTER DARK\" ; .er tunes, \u2018\u2018Let'\u2019® Give Love An- % JOE E.BROWN in with enlisted of his own free will.He\u2019s got to do AIR CONDITIONED other Chance\u201d \u201cI Hit a Naw \u201cShut My Blg Mouth\u201d Miriam Hopkins and .° | High\u2019 and \u2018This Never Happened \u2014\u2014\u2014 , Brian Donlevy.without a lot of things he\u2019s been accus- | | Before,\u201d written by Jimmie Mc- .j Hugh and Harold Adamson.9 tomed to.I wouldn\u2019t feel right if 1 | | Flaborate night «lubs in Paris ° .: s i .and New York, a huge JLong Js- | Stanle- couldn\u2019t go without something too! .| sherbrnke 80 Binpn.£1 11 end New Vork DE a During 6 .; and : 3 i radio station, a Parisian hotel and\u2019 : Church The least I can do is to work hard Today ard Friday Paie en vungle are among the and Dr.: ani b T p i \u2014_ | | in a m i yrone ower in = save.My kitchen, my shopping bag, mY || -SON\"OF FURY\u201d | Gi 1 ; Caesfi ° A work basket are the nearest I can get to Sur ; fan USHER ND Era OLDEN | #% Ann SHERIDAN * Ronald REAGAN .\u2018 ; ,( Play by Agnes Orntne A | \u201c \u201c his battlefront.But I can buy War | LR a Boy\u201d Po ed | KINGS ROW Savi gs Stamps \u2014 and lots of them \u2014 | | | with BETTY FIELD & ROBERT CUMMINGS \u2014S8tarting Saturday\u2014 i no ~ 2nd Attraction \u2014 | every week, so that he may have the tools | LILY PONS ing NOWW [| LY py MGHT\u201d STARTING SUD ILE ee rilling Acrobar The Wildest Night Yoo Ever i Stanley ., 3 ing! How In her latest screen Hit atics Did Hee! ! [7] re under to win.And that\u2019s what I\u2019m doing \u201cHitting A New High\u201d with THIS MAN IN PARIS ; ing e 9 ) Ho 7 i # Nancy Kelly # Richard Carlsen ; 1.about you?\u201d with Jack Oakie and » >» A | \u2014- as - i BARRY K.BARNES - VALERIE HOBSON g Ya Son, Mon, Tues.- ALASTAIR SIM Edward Everstt Horton 5 | |E ; \u2014 + _ at À .GINGER ROGERS in .FOR ADDED FUN \u2014\u2014 \u2014 ADDED \u2014 amc) den ; m d'a.\u201cRoxie Hart\u201d Buy War Savings Stamps jrom banks, John Garfisld & Raymond Massey Co : with George Montgomery BBOTT & COSTELLO W post offices, telephone o » department , The boy and the man\u2014Ben- [VY ee \u2018 est stores, druggists, grocers, tobacconists, in jamin Blake.Roddy McDowall i ANN SOTHERN in ; \u201cIN THE NAVY\u201d book stores and other retail stores.\u201cDangerously They and Tyrone Power, who portray For Picnic Reservati i \u201cDuley\u201d i Live\u201d the role of Benjamin Blake in Cali BY 2406 \u2018 | with DICK POWELL - ANDREW SISTERS Sational War Finance Committee ive Darryl F.Zanuck\u2019s production, \" | with fan Hunter - Roland Youns | |} \u2014 A \u201cSon of Fury.\u201d A Ï .| } mm ay Of \u2014\u20141 000 a \"ir À £ À ni Xm.Se + re SEA Filled Fitz.7411 I PAGE FOUR OVERSEAS BOXES A SPECIALTY DIONNE & DIONNE GROCERS and BUTCHERS 4120 ST.CATHERINE ST.W.mT o-1] rm a a ddd ALT PPP77770 7 Social and Personals Mr.CT.Groome is spending a few days at Prescott, Ont.Mr.and Mrs.Stuart Ross are spending some time in Sudbury, Ont.Myr.and Mrs, John Mercer and their family have taken a cottage at Sand Bay, Que., for the season.Mrs.M.V, Rorg and her fam- {ly left recently to spend the summer at their cottage at Ca- coung, Samrat Lieutenant and Mrs.8.Lyle McMaster, formerly of Victoria avenue, have moved to 371 Met- calfe avenue.Dr.and Mrs.À.J.Martin will leave on Saturday for Tadoussac, where they will remaln for a month.Mr.and Mrs, Willam Mitchell will leave at the weeck-ond to spend a week at Port Sydney, Muskoka Lakes, Ont.Mr.and Mrs.Cecil Doutre left recontly by boat for Notra Dame du Portage, where they will spend the summer months.Mr.and Mrs.Len Glbson and thelr little son, John, of Smith's Falls, visited Mr.and Mrs.C.D.0.McGill last week-end.Mr.George Mitchell and Mr.Samuel Hallam will leave this week-end for Camp Otoreke, St.Adolphe de Howard, Que., where they will remain for two weeks.4 : CORSAGES \u2014 BOUQUETS WEDDING and PARTY \u2018 DECORATIONS Phone DE.1179 PINKERTON'S 5127 Sherbrooke West Greanhouses at Rosemere Miss Doreen Wilson and Miss Beverley Myers spent u few days recently an the guests of Mr, and Mrs.Que, John Mercer, Sand Bay, Mrs.Hugh Boundy and her little son, Mark, are spending the month of July at Lac Brule with Mrs.Boundy's mother, Mra.clement MH, McFarlane.Mrs, Nellle Hardy and her grandson, Roger Abbott, of Rochester, N.Y., are visiting Mra.Hardy's son, Mr, Stuart M.Hardy, Trans Island aveuue, Mrs.J.A.Gillespie and her daughters, Christine and Jean, left on Tuesday for Lake Mem- phremagog, where they have taken a cottage for the summer.Mrs.Robert Penk, of Cote St.Antoine road, has left for Toronto for two weeks, after which she will spend the balance of the summer In Nova Scotia and Vancouver, The Canadian Auxillary Service Corps held a strawberry so- clal in ald of its war fund on Saturday afternoon, at the resl- dence of Commandant B.S.Parkinson, 498 Mount Pleasant avenue.Chief Walter Gough, of the Westmount Police and Fire Department, left on Monday to attend the conference of chief constables being held this week In Quebec City.Mr.and Mrs.W.G, H.Marcou, 483 Grosvenor avenue, have re- celved.a cable announcing the birth of a son to Squadron Leader Howard F.Marcou, R.A.F., and Mrs.Marcou, at Montrose, Scotland.Mrs.John Colson left on Sunday evening for Seebe, Alta., to join her sister, Miss Patricia Rawlings, at Kananaskis Ranch, for two months.Rawlings will leave in August to spend a month in Alberta with them.Mr.and Mrs.Hector A, Dale, Mr.and Mrs, G.W, Cross and Mr.J.W.Proulx have returned from Lennoxville, Que, where they attended the wedding of Miss Miss Lilian |- % new available at 5151 SHERBROOKE ST.A NEW CREATION BY MARCEAU {DOUBLE DUTY PERMANENT ANC For Military or Social Activities Includes © Haircut Regular\u2019 ® shampoo $1250 $ ® Rastyling © Permanent Value BRUSH CUT PERMANENT .$3.50 YUNDINE PERMANENT.$5.00 LIFE OIL PERMANENT.$7.50 paris coiffure © MARCEAU Canada's Leading Hair Stylist for con- vailable Now # your new sultation on Summer Mair-do.\u2014 W.\u2014DE.Make Your Appointment Early! 1278\u2014DE.4501 Wilma Campbell to Sergeant Leonard Gingras, R.C.A.F., which took place on Saturday afternoon, Mrs.J.W.Proulx hag remained in Lennoxville with her mother, Mrs.A.C.Campbell, for another week.Mr.and Mrs.Mason Sickles and their daughters, the Misses Cora and Audrey Sickles, are spending a vacation with relatives in Vermont and New York.Miss Rena Sickles, who has joinëd the Women's Division of the R.C.A.F., has been stationed near St.Thomas, Ont.after eight weeks\u2019 training at Toronto.The H.M.C.8.Saguenay Chapter LO.D.E.will hold a garden party on Saturday afternoon, July 11, from four until six o'clock in the grounds of 168 Cote St.Antonine road, the residence of Mr.and Mrs.T.H.Wardleworth, loaned for the oc- casfon.Proceeds of the event will be in aid of the chapter's war service fund.ENGAGEMENTS The engagement is annowgiced of Marjorie Elizabeth Searight, younger daughter of Mrs.Ruby White and the late Howard James Searight, of Montreal, to Signaller David Livingstone Ford, R.C.N.V.R., youngest son of Mr.and Mrs.James Ford, of Ville LaSalle.The marriage will take place shortly.Mr.and Mrs.Walter H.Jack- soh, announce the engagement of their younger daughter.Myrtle, to Mr.R.Everett Isherwood, of Westmount, formerly of Fal- mouth, Mass.son of Mr.and Mrs.R.BE, Isherwood, of New Bedford, Mass.The wedding will take place early in Septem- her.WEDDINGS Lumsden-Gould The marriage of Jean, daughter of Dr.and Mrs.Arthur Gould, to Mr.Stanley Lumsden, son of Mr.and Mrs.Frank Lums- den, took place quietly last week at Christ Church Cathedral, the Very Rev.John Dixon, D.D., Dean of Montreal, officiating.Helleur-Kavanagh The marriage of Mary Elizabeth, caughter of Mr.and Mrs.J.P.Kavanagh, to Aircraftsman Stanley G.Helleur, son of Mr.au\u201c Mrs, S, G.Helleur, took place rec tly in the Church of St.Augustine of Canterbury the Rev.Father Reid officiating at the ceremony.Given away by ner father, the brid was gowned in Chantilly lace and net, her veil of tulle illusion being caught with a coronet of lace and finished at the hem with orange blossoms.She carried a white prayer book with gardenia and bouvardia streamers.Miss Rosemary Kavanagh, her sister's only attendant, wore turquoise net and a wreath of yellow and white daisies.She carried a nosegay of yellow sweet peas and sweetheart roses.Mr.Gordon Kavanagh evas best man for the bridegroom, and the ushers were Mr.George Nicolle and Mr.Hubert Howson.Following the ceremony, the reception was held at the Mount Stephen Club, and later Aircrafts- man and Mrs.Helleur left for Muskoka, the bride wearing a frock ot apple green printed crepe with a matching green wool coat, a small flower hat and brown accessories.Desmond-Webster The marviage of Jean Connell, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.P.G.Webster, to Mr, Norman Thomas Desmond, son of Mr.and Mrs.JE.Desmond.took place on Saturday afternoon at five o'clock in Fairmount-St, Giles United Church.The Reverend Dr.Victor T.Mooney officiated at the ceremony, and wedding music was played by Mr.Norman Mills.Miss J.Deniset sang during the service, and the church was decorated with palms and spring flowers.Given in marriage by her father, the bride was gowned in white sheer crepe with an all-over lace pattern.Her elbow-length veil of tulle was held by a headdress of roses in halo effect, and her crescent shaped bouquet was of American Beauty roses and baby's breath.Mrs.P.G.Webster, jr.sister- in-law of the bride.was her only attendant, wearing pink chiffon, having an embroidered bodice.Her Juliet cap was of matching material, and her bouquet was of pink roses and blue cornflowers.Mr.Frederick McMahon was best man for the bridegroom.and the ushers were Mr.P.G.Webster, jr., brother of the bride.and Mr.John Desmond.brother of the groom.Mrs.Webster, the bride's mother, was gowned in Alice blue printed soft sheer.with a white =\u201c f \\ THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1942 News and Events of Interest to Women QC HOC ODOC Ree OCT OOT OOTY > Order La Salle Coke DExter 1132 Hand & Donohoe INDEPENDENT FUEL MERCHANTS 4856 Sherbrooke St.West _0o\u2014>0o\u2014>0>0o\u2014>o\u20140= NOW! AOC DOC DOCO0C \u201cWestmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u2019 00 to coincide with bis arrival.Traditional brides, this wartime year, are wearing unpretentious but lovely blooms in fresh arrangements.at her temples and a spray bouquet of carnations and magnolia leaves.The bridegroom who carries on a long distance courtship learns the bride\u2019s preference well in advance of the wedding, and wires flowers This one has carnations To quote Lil Abner\u2019s Advice Fo\u2019 Chillun, \u201cWhen yo\u2019 mammy and pappy and yo\u2019 pay taxes, yo\u2019 is helpin\u2019 Uncle Sam to beat the Axis; well, indirectly, we are helping Uncle Sam and all the other United Nations, and we'll be helping even more in September, as everyone knows.This makes us think deep thoughts about certain clothes we turned our noses up at last summer with the idea that thelr usefulness was finished and that we could start over again this year.So we can, on the same clothes.Take that pale gold crepe dress of yours.It's no longer a pleasure to wear.It makes you feel grim.Yet the material is sound and the cut classical.So what could you do to bring it back to life?New belt and buttons answer that question \u2014 and they need not even be bought.How about that lovely piece of printed silk that is too small to do much with you could braid a pretty belt out of that, and cover buttons to match, » + + We bought some lovely white gloves in the United States In tho happier years, They were made of a sort of woven silk cord, and were delicately em broidered with a sprinkling of rosebuds in pink and blue.If your white gloves are intact as to fingers but slightly tired and rust marked elsewhere, ypu might try the rosebuds, You must have a scrap of white material somewhere that would - be perfect for a small Dutch hat.White wings spreading on each side of the face are very pretty: and think of the pleasure of washing and ironing your hat, instead of gingerly guarding it in a paper bag, and watching with anxious eyes the encroaching grime on brim and crown as summer marches on.You could buy a pattern anywhere for a few cents, and make the hat in a night or two; and lace hat and white accessories.Her corsage was of pink carnations.Mrs.Desmond.mother of the bridegroom, wore a gown of turquoise blue crepe, with a black hat and matching accessories.Her corsage houquet was of Talisman roses, Following the ceremony.a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, where peonies and daisies formed the decorations, and later the bridal couple left on a motor trip through Ontario.the bride wearing a redingote dress of tan and white sheet crepe under a beige coat with honey-colored fox fur trimming.She wore matching accessories and a corsage bouquet of Talls- man roses, Among the out-of-town guests was Mrs.Richard Reed, grand- mother of the bride.of Quincy, Mass.3 a a iu (Zid iid dali MA MMA AM MAMMA EVERYTHING CONSIDERED GERALDINE BRIETZCKE Ro N be sure to keep it starched and perky, + + + Talking of economy measures, this summer many people will have to learn how to feel abroad at home, as \u201cPunch\u201d puts it, If you have a bicycle, you are lucky and free as the air.If not, you can still go exploring and discovering, if you are the right age to appreciate bucolic adventure, Do you know the island of Montreal really well?Now, don't groan in spirit \u2014 we don\u2019t necessarily mean that you should go all historical with guide books and intelligent questions, What we mean is a sort of country holiday without stepping off the island.You'd be surprised what a big island it is, and where the streetcars will take you.For instance, a No, 17 car will bounce you through the fields towards Cartierville at a great rate, and you can get off wherever the fancy takes you, and explore through real woods and fields for the price of the carfare, When you get out there in the sunny grass and smell the hay and clover, St.Catherine street is just a memory, and all you can see of the city is two pale mauve bumps on the horizon, so far away as not to matter, Then you can turn your attention to the more important business of opening the thermos bottle and wondering what you.mother put in thes sandwiches.And be sure to chew a piece of grass \u2014 it's so relaxing.CLEAN WHITE SHOES WITH SPECIAL CARE Summer footwear, because of scarce bleaching materials and heavy demands on leather, steps into the war picture, Care in cleaning white shoes is an important factor in prolonging service.Give them occasional scrubbings to remove accumulate ed layers of whitener which sometimes stiffen the leather and cause it to crack.To wash, dip a soft brush in mild soapsuds and scrub the shoes.Wipe them dry as possible; shape them with shoe trees or stuff with paper.and as with colored leathers, let them dry slowly away from direct heat or sunlight.When thoroughly dry apply whitener, let it dry and remove | the excess.A stiff brush should be used to raise the nap on suede or buckskin shoes.and to remove the excess whitener.Smooth leathers) should be rubbed with cloth.1 a paste is used, care should be taken not to get in on too thickly.Cake whiteners usually contain the same Ingredients as iquids except that water must a dry West Hollywood, Calif.\u201cOur homes, more than ever, must be the acme of achievement, especially if the demands of war are going to make us stay home more and more,\u201d believes Hilda Matsner Swarthe, a career woman who has specialized in bringing art and beauty into merchandise for lower and middle incomes, according to an article in the Christian Science Monitor.Her whole career, which began years ago when she reconstructed some antique jewelry, almost seems to have been designed jist for advising how to make the most of a person's home in wartime.\u201cIf you shop around, you can find more and more fabrics, furn- DANGING TEAGHERS HOME FOR SUMMER The Misses Betty and Ruth Meynell, of Sherbrooke street west, have returned home for the summer from Charlottetown, P.E.I., after having completed a successful season at their dance studio there.The Meynell sisters are well known in Montreal as dancers and dance instructors, having had a studio here for several years.They established a school of dancing in Charlottetown last autumn, and have just finished their season with a springtime revue, which was sponsored by the Kinsmen\u2019s Club and was under the distinguished patronage of His Honor Lieutenant Governor Lapage of Prince Edward Island, and Mrs.Lapage, and His Worship R.B.Holman, of Charlottetown.The proceeds of this revue were donated towards supplying milk for British children.The Misses Meynell will reopen their Charlottetown studio in the fall.Fish Recommended For Hot Weather Menus Fresh fish, because It is an easily digested as well as highly nutritious food, can scarcely appear too often on the hot weather menu, Halibut and cod are now in season from both east and west coasts, and haddock from the east coast will soon be plentiful.Take advantage of local varieties, \u2014trout, whitefish, pickerel, perch, and so on.Your dealer will tell you the days these are available each week.\u201cCook fish at high temperature to preserve the food-rich juices, but don't overcook.\u201d advises Miss Hazel Freeman, lecturer-demon- strator, Department of Fisheries.Allow ten minutes per Inch thickness at 450F.Some varieties may not require even this long.After six minutes test with a knife, If the fish has lost its watery appearance, it's ready for the table.TEACHER'S RED CROSS The Protestant Women Teachers of Greater Montreal Red Cross Group will use Room 33 in the Montreal High School.University Street, for - the summer months, as the former rooms are no longer available.This room will be open every Wednesday from 10 a.m.to 12 o'clock noon.be added.Buy good ones that are free of harsh abrasives which may damage the leather.To prevent shoes from becoming too heavily coated, use a whitener only every other time the shoes are cleaned.Apply the whitener once and renovate it next time merely by wiping the shoes with a damp cloth.When you are in a hurry spots can be touched up by rubbing with French chalk wrapped in a cheesecloth bag.Non rub-off whiteners come chiefly in paste form.These are intended for use on elk, calf and kidskin and other smooth leathers.Use these sparingly and brush shoes thoroughly after drying RUGS \u2018WASHED REPAIRED DGD AIXIR 4 1003 Sherbrooke StW \u2014 Specialist Brings Beauty To Lower-Income Articles iture, and decorations in low-price ranges for your home, Merchants and manufacturers are learning that the American public will buy the best in good taste.\u201d Mrs.Swarthe ought to Know.As a style expert for one of the world\u2019s largest department stores, - R.H.Macy's of New York, she spent seven years in the forefront of those trying to bring good taste into all price ranges.Specialist Since 1923 Since 1923 she has devoted her time to applying color, line, and form to all types of merchandise.Mass production need be no bar to beauty at bargain prices, she has found: \u201cIf you pour beauty into a machine, beauty will come out.\u201d As the artistic \u201calter ego\u2019 for many a merchant and manufacturer she has proved in good black ink that the public's taste should never be underestimated.\u201cToo many manufacturers thought art had no place in making volume sales,\u201d she recalls.Now they are all realizing that a demand for low prices doesn\u2019t mean a demand for ugliness.\u201cPreoccupation with war must not cause any of us to neglect the arts,\u201d she reminds everyone.She is now devoting full time to an organization, Raymond & Raymond, which is nationally known for its facsimiles of fine paintings.7 At her studio in the fashionable Sunset Boulevard shopping \u201cstrip\u201d on the edge\" of Beverly Hills, Mrs.Swarthe displays reproductions of the masters, as a case in point that the best Is none too good for the average American home.Sells Reproductions Fine paintings have been re garded as out of reach of most incomes, but if even professionals can\u2019t tell an inexpensive copy from a priceless masterpiece, why shouldn\u2019t the $1,000-a-year clerk have his little apartment set off with a reproduction or.two, she asks.In appearance one of the smartest in the shopping centre, her shop specializes in reproductions from $1 to $24 each.Almost everyone can afford something within this price range, she thinks.Before taking charge of the western galleries for her organization of publishers and dealers, Mrs, Swarthe had specialized in styling for public interiors.After seven years at Macy's, stressing home-furnishings, she became a free-lance consultant in many branches of home-furnishings design, associating with the Lighto- ler Company and the Dennison Manufacturing Company.Then she founded, with Beryl S.Austrian, the firm of Intramural, Inc.specializing in planned interiors for apartment- house lobbies, reception rooms, exhibit halls, professional offices, and shops.SINGS SOLO Master John G.Wakely, of 1053 Greene avenue, sang the solo, \u201cLove One Another,\u201d at the wedding of Miss M, Fraynp ang Mr, Richard S.Eaton, which took place recently at the Church ot the Advent., MENTIONED ON RADIO \u201cV-Bundles\u201d is averaging thres tons of clothing a week, and recently it was mentioned in \u201cFront Line Family,\u201d the serial story run by the British Broadcasting Company.FAIR EARNS 8300 Approximately $500 was earned for the Westmount Women's Club ambulance fund by the strawberry social and variety fair held in Westmount Park recently by the club, it is ane nounced.With vacation season almost here - it is time to prepare your hair and skin.Ask about our new \u2018\u2019Stockingless\u2019\u201d\u2019 Stockings.FEATURES: 1.Won't run.2.Three shades.3.Inexpensive.4, Streamlines too heavy legs.5.Gives curves to thin legs.DExter 3419 CAMPBELL\u2019S Beauty Parlor 4917 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Open the year nouesd ?RELAX.and refresh yourself Enjoy a carefree holiday at the Laurentiens\u2019 newest resort \u2014 in the heart of Vacationland \u2014 The Ste.Adele Lodge.Only 50 miles from Montreal by C.P.R.or Highway No.11, this pleasure haven offers accommodation to suit every taste, / Swim in the Laurentians\u2019 largest pool, play tennis or shuffleboard, ride, golf, dance \u2014 or just relax on spacious sun decks in the pine-scented mountsin air \u2014 snd enjoy delicious food.Restricted clientele.eo DOMINION SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS JULY 17-18 © + 2 For rates, reservations, phone Ste.Adele 28 or write C.W.gic Honey, Mgr.Ste.Adele Lodge, Ste.-Adele-en-haut, Que.or information from Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.2773.pdows, te.Oc-15¢ nd ÿ Read The Summer Resort Advertisements \u2018In This Issue of The and let us help you plan the kind of holiday you will enjoy most.\u2014 Booklets - Suggestions - Information EXAMINER VACATION BUREAU WA.2773* 2191 HAMPTON AVENUE ss SNS ac ® Part of the rolling country that delights the visitor to the Eastern Townships.Laurentians Draw Munition Workers The Laurentian season is now under way and practically all the resort hotels are open with their spacious lawns, tennis courts and bathing beaches, sprinkled with vacationists from all parts of the éountry.The Laurentians, now In the war's third year, are probably a vacation district as much war- minded as any centre of activity.Folks, really tired, are taking advantage of the odd day or two now and then to relax in the famous playground, It is admitted on all sides that relaxation Is necessary, especially since Treasury Secretary Mor- genthau of the United States said that: \u2018Every person should have a little fun.\u201d The younger generation.which always had plans made for the summer vacation, are most reagonable in their demands upon the requirements of a resort hotel in the district.They LAURENTIANS CANTOR\u2019S SQUARE LAKE INN St.Faustin Station, Que.5 Minutes Walk From Station Sports - Social Activities - Dancing Kosher Meals Renms with running water.Hot ard cold showers.For further Information, phone PL.8487 or St.Faustin 6 Ring 2 KERR'S FARM LAKEFIELD, QUE.A mountain playground, ideal for your vacation.13 miles from La- chute on Route 30.Free boats, safe, sandy beach, diving raft on beautiful Lake Hughes.Tennis, fishing, hiking.Rates $10 to $14 weekly $2.50 per Day - Write for descriptive folder or Phone Lachute 935 R 3-2 or Monitor Vacation Bureau.too feel the importance of being on the job: nevertheless, vacations are so staggered out this year, that practically everyone will be cared for in pleasant surroundings.Of course, vacation time is really a problem this year more than ever, Quite a handicap is experienced by the employers in so\u2019 arranging their schedules that thelr employes receive a certain amount of relaxa- tlon, Many businesses really suffer by the disturbance of their staffs.There is no longer the spare hand to be called upon when needed, In fact there 1s so much doubling up at the present time that It is almost impossible to allow a department to be without one of its clerks without feeling the pressure upon the other employes who have to replace them.The public not really engaged in active war work at the present time, really does require a rest of two or three weeks from the strain that has heen confronted during the past few months.Time is also telling on many executives who are braving the storm and taxing \u201chemselves to the limit.The steady grind of their offices.coupled with war interests and activities, leaves nna wondering how they can stand up under the strain and only goes to con- tirm the opinion that even they require a week or two in the mountains and it is safe to conclude that the Laurentians, this year, will act as host to a very large number of them.Rock Cliff Inn Vacation Is Ideal of Only fifty-four miles from Montreal in the heart of the Lau- rentians, the vacationist looking for a delightful spot where pleasures of the wood and water may be combined, will do well to consider Rock Clift Inn at Morin Heights, Que.On a\u2018private lake, beautifully situated for privacy.yet only ten minutes walk from station and village.Dancing is very popular at the sparious and attractive 5kl-cluh, where orches- LAURENTIANS 4.\u20ac BE [5 Lake House Hotel Designed To Give Enjoyable Holiday There comes a time when both from a mental and physical point of view it Is necessary for a change of scenery, of people, of relaxing and ahsorbing fresh energy so that ome may return to the demandr and responsibilities that most people have to face In their dally Hves.To this end the Take House Hotel.near North Hatley le designed and operated to give to its gueats, no matter what period they may stay, the utmost in en- Joyment and comfort, so that at tha end of their visit they may say, as so many have safd.-\"We have thoroughly enjoyed ourselves.\u201d North Hatley, situated in the heart of the Eastern Townships, is Tightly designated as sn gem ol beauty nowhere surpassed for ite dignity and grandeur.This in acknowledged by visitors from all over tha North American conti nent, many of whom hava chosen Lthig spot as the arcadia for thel \u201cYou cant stop vacationers from Roing to their favourite hollday places,\u201d say officials of the Tourist Bureau of the Province of Quebec\u201d Before gasoline and tire shortages, the Eastern Townships tovwe by automobile was unsurpassed for popularity.This year, sightseers will go mainly by train.Fishermen, rar ing for battle with Lake Mem- phromagag salmon, will find their way as they have done for many years past.For vacationists who like to take their fishing mixed with a generous round of othor holiday \"netivities, salling, golfing, awim- ming, and tonnis, the Eastern Townships have much to offer, say tourist officials, For those who lke ruffied life, and food from an elaborate menu, there are hotels in Magog, Sherbrooke and North Hatley, guathering- placea of many of Quehoe's elite.And for others, sensitive to atmosphere, there are quiet hamlets tucked away in the bays of tbe Dbiggor lakus.The Eastern Townships hoast many scenic lakes ideally located the choose EASTERN TOWNSHIPS r MANOIR BROME LAKE ON LAKE BROME, FOSTER, QUE.Good Fishing, Boating, Tennis, Horseback Riding Knowlton Golf Club within \"4 mile, (iood Bathing Beach.Mot and Cold Kunning Water in every room.Excellent Food.Dancing Pavilion.Also newly constructed cabine unique in style.Knowlton, 142, Ring 6, or MA.8252 Tel.QUEBEC Eastern Townships Still Mecca for Holiday-Makers in country.Lake Massawippt, Brome Lake, Lake Melnphremugog are uw few of this district's favorite fishing zones and they present exciting studies for landscape artists, and natural shots for camera fans.So in apite of wartime restriee tions the Eastern Townships is stilt Canada\u2019s colourful vacation- land.the midst or reiting, fertile EASTERN TOWNSHIPS EASTERN TOWNSHIPS PLEASANT VIEW HOTEL NORTH HATLEY Situated on beautiful Lake Mas- sawippi, 90 miles trom Montreal Boating, Fishing, Bathing, Golfing, Tennis, Dancing and Riding.ROUTE 1 TO MAGOG Every Modern l'omrort At Rensonahle Rates For full particulars regarding rates ete, write ar phone, phone 23, John McKay, Proprietor, er Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.2778.Ufton Court On Lake Memphremagog Spacious grounds, lake and mountain setting.Tennis, lake sports, playroom with table tennis, open firas, library, Restricted Clientele ADDRESS: G.A.PERKINS VALE PERKINS, QUE.or Monitor Vacation Rurean, WA.2773 UNDER NKW MANAGEMENT Selby Lake Inn Dunham, Que.55 Miles from Montreal - Provincial Brome Lake House BONDVILLE, QUE.TT re T ort Bua to Door, ACCOMMODATION FOR GUEST Swimming.Boating, Fishing, CITY CONVENIENCES Tennis, Dancing, Children's - ing - la , etc.Boating Bathing Fishing Modern ome ye Restricted ennls Clientels, Nu black flies or moaqultoes, Good Food - Fresh Vagetablos Mon UE.QI.Jones, Beautiful Grounds Smith, Prop.Knowlton 188-1-2 or Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.2778 Write Belby Lake Inn, Dunham, Que, er phone Monltor Vacation Duresu, wi.2773 or evenings 6 to § pum.Ny.2594 R.MILEAGE FROM MONTREAL Brome Lake .69 Magog .83 Foster .87 North Hatley .90 Granby .30 Selby Lake .55 Knowlton .72 Vale Perkins .90 Knowlton Landing 86 Waterloo .62 ELA | Yuk BEC EICHTEEN HOLES OF THE | MOST WTERESTING Golf 14 Eastern | onada- PICTURESQUE FAIRWAYS awd BEAUTIFUL ROLLING GREENS add bo = COMBINED WiTH = COMFORTABLE MOBERATELY PRICED ACCOMMOSATION | summer homes; this simple vil-, tage and Hs charm Îles in Îts sim- | plicity, has nevertheless up tn' data shops and stores catering | to every need; a capable and pro- | gressive council has installed all the modern conveniences of elnc- trie light, sewerage and a water supply under the supervision of the health authorities.Situated on Lake Massawinpi 9 miles of water and mountains, the Lake House Hotel is the only one actually right on the water front.a fact to he appreciated on hot days when à Jong exhaustive walk to and from the water ir unnecessary,\u2014modernly new, attractively designed and equipped to give our guests tha utmost in comfort and service.A large sun deck Is bullt right over the water where one may loaf In deck chairs, commanding a magnificent view of lake and mountain scenery.tra and delightful music are pro vided every Baturday evening Moving pletures are shown twice a week in the village, There are two Protestant churches and ons Roman Catholic church.Briefly.what Rock Cliff has tn offer {funder the supervision of a reg- | istered nurse of Tennis, Shuffleboard, Swimming | Boating, Fishing, Dancing, Radio, Montreal): \u2014 {Ping Pong, Corn Roasts, Hiking, \"Picnics \u2014 and our elghtren-hole MAKES THIS AN HEAL HOLIOAY ARRANGEMEN ENJOY YOUR DAY OFF AT BEAUTIFUL CAP ST.JACQUES BEACH On the Lake of Two Mountains Montreal Island Save gas and enjoy a holiday at this beautiful, natural sandy beach right on the Island of Montreal.Only 10 miles from the city limits, less than 2 gallons of gas are sufficient for the return trip.MAKE RESERVATIONR NOW FOR YOUR PICNICS.FOR INFORMATION: Phona Write HA.9878 Cap St.Jacques, Ltd.Pa Voraral Getler, Balwesn 10 am, 10 Bt, James Kt.Kast and 3 p.m, In The good OLD SUMMERTIME Gun Plan À \u201cCOME TO STAY\" VACATION ce at The Alpine you don\u2019t need your car.It's only La hours by train from Montreal.Everything you will want to Jo is at your doorstep.Golf on our own course .tennis riding .swimming .and 1,000 acres of mountain playground .organized sports for young and old.We know we can offer you everything a real vacation means .comfort, service, good food, and hospitality.You'll enjoy this famous log chalet of the Laurentians.Write for booklet and rates.The Alpine, Ste.Marguerite Station, 2.Q.\u201cminiature golf course, which Ir highly entertaining at no extra : cost.a The Sportsman will he very a % interested in the hunting and py yg À fishing season, which ls very JO ; \u201cpopular in the surrounding coun- or À try.© A competent \u201cchef\u201d preslde- over the kitchen, where delicious ; and appetizing meals are pre; pared, and graciously served sn on: large and bright dining room.AN rooms are bright and airy and! absolute ¢leanliness may be de, pended upon.\u2014_\u2014 \u2014\u2014 { Itz channel carved out aeons ago, hy rocks and jee of the gla- rial period, the Saguenay River in the Province af )uebec ix approximately a mile in width, has depths tha! cannot be rounded.and in many plares {x flanked ne granite cliffs towering 1.500 \"4 [rTP [PTS feat aver the water's surface.> yood fo get back to BLACK 2 PAGE SIX DODGERS AGAIN LEAD LEAGUE WITH TWO CON SECUTIVE WINS IN SENIOR SOFTBALL LOOP Last Thursday's heavy rain cut the number of games played in the Westmount Municipal Senior John Hutchinson's Dodgers made captured the only two they were Softhall League down to seven but the best of the situation when they engaged in to jump bark into the League leadership, The Dodgers defeated the Wireless Schoo! 12-7 and then created a bit of an upset on Friday evening when they heat the Royals 12-8, The No.3 Training Command and the.Radiolocators won their only encounters of the week, the Command team taking the No.12 Depot squad Into camp 6-3 Hubert Flying Squadron 12-8, and the Radtolocators beat the St, The Royals, No.1Z Depot and St.Hubert teams also won games, The Royals bent the Wireless schoo] 6-4, the No.12 Depot won the best gume of the week when they edged the Swans out 3-2 und the St.Hubert nine de- tented the Swans 14-12.The Dodgers found very little \u2018rouble with Parker's offering when they defeated the Wireless School 12-7 Just Wednesduy us no less than 19 hits were com- sed off the Alrmen\u2019s hurler.Noel Romuey, Don Durno, Tom Rren- 1an, John O'Connell and Bill Loonard led the way with three alts aplece.Romney clouted uo; home-run, Allan and Kelter were the best for the losers.The Dodgers other win came at the expense of the Royals.A ten run lend garnered in the flrst four innings was enough to hold ff the Royals\u2019 late inning threats.Mel Read, Noel Hom- ney, Tom Brennan, Don Durno, John O'Connell and Emmett Mil- len were again the big guns of the batting attack.Dougie Ma- her, Ozzle Dalzell and Smiley Meronek picked up two hits aplece for the Royals.Butler's four hits and George Scully's third home-run of the season were tho main factors of the No.3 Training Command's 8-3 win over the No, 12 Depot team, Bradley on the mound for the No.12 outfit sottled down after the second Inning and limited the winners to one run and struck out ten iran, Whitey 4 {Jones of the losers banged out three hits.The lard-hittin - Radilolocar- tors are beginning to show their worth und won thelr second straight game when they defeated the St.Hubert Flying Squadron 12-8.Chuck Abelson's two base hit in the last inning with tho bases full turned a loss Into a win.Abelson also counted on a wild throw-in, Home-runs vere hit by Bert Clarke and \u2018Frank Cashin of the winners.The St.Hubert team who have ,been improving rapidly were led In batting by Trepunier, Shantz and Wright.Three runs [x the sixth inning gave the Royals a 6-4 win over the Wirrless School on Monday evening, up till that time the Wireloss Sc.aool seemed headed for a win but the Royals butting power came to their rescue.Successive hits by Dougie Maher, Donnle Mann and John Mahaffey accounted for the three runs.Dougie Maher on the mound for the Royals limited the Wireless batters to three hits, one of them Price's circuit clout.Knucker Irvine's No.12 Equipment Depot team won the closest played game of the week on Monday evening whe: they nosed out the Swans 3-2, Baril's home run fn the first inning with Stuckert on buse gave the Alr- men a two-run start an dthey \u2014\u2014 FOR a VACATION CLUB WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.4585 Sherbrooke West June 29th to August 15th Monday to Friday SWIMMING - HOBBIES - HIKES = EDUCATIONAL TRIPS - FIRST AID ~ LIFE SAVING - GAMES - ATHLETICS - ASSEMBLIES - TALKS - MOVIES For Information Phone WHbank 2159 BOYS B.S.Burland Wins Putting Contest rose Avenue captured the putting tournament which was held In King George Park last Friday evening, Continued bad weather on the Thursday evenings forced the cancellation of the tournament from the regular date but the event was held on the following evening although the number of participants were very few, Burland carded a 92 for the 36 holes to win the «vent.coul.ted ove more int.ning when Barn singled and later scored.The Swans threac- ened in the fourth when hits by Jim Haggarty, Norm Harris aud Bill Booth accounted for two runs but they lost their last hope of winning when Jackie Coleman was caught trying to steal home in the last half of the final inning.The St.Hubert Flying Squadron won the lust game of the week when they outslugged the Swans to win 14-12.Home-runs by Bulmer and SevignLy for the winners meant the difference he- tween a win and a loss.Johnnie Eaves and Bob Brennan led the Swang at bat with three hits each.Juck Keen of the No.3 Com: mand team retained his place al the head of the batting list during the past week, Keen has an average of .526.Other members of the \"\"Blg Ten\" hitters are Don third in- Durno, of the Dodgers, with .513; Frank Cashin and Paul Gulliver, of the Radiolocators, with .500; Lloyd Daniels, of the Royals, .486; Tom Brennan, of the Dodgers, .473; Rourke, of the Radiolocators, .471; Mel Read, of the Dodgers, .467; Ear) Kelly, of the Swans, .433, and John O'Connell, of the Dodgers, .433.Jack Keen, of the No.3 Command team, has made the most hits, 20, while Noel Romney, of the Dodgers, has scored the most runs, 18.Don Durno, ot the Dodgers, has banged out the most doubles, 7, while Baril, of the No.12 Depot team, leads in home-rung with 5.The Dodgers still hold a one point lead over the rest of the teams In the league race.The No.3 Training Command and the Royals are next in line while the Wireless School, Swans, No.12 Depot Radiolocators and St.Hubert follow in that order.No games were played In the league last night, two are scheduled for this evening.The St.Hubert Flying Squadron hook up with the No.3 Training Command while the No.12 Depot meet the Radiolocators In an important game.On Friday night the Royals and Dodgers play In another important fixture.An entire Rover Sea Scout Crew mans one of the leading ships of a British minesweeping flotilla in home waters.They share in a record of mines swept from their base, and have carried out a number of special opera- tions.B.8.Burland of 4326 Moot- | THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1942 tL ~.CLAIMED ZZ Capital Stuff LL HE ASKED WAS THE OPPORTUNITY.HE Gor IT [72° IN WASHINGTON QUTHELL) CaroLN CLOUT NS, EWOULD HIT FOR FA RED Sox JF GIVEN CHANCE BUT 138 © IE TWIPDLED KE 7 THUMBS IN DUGOUT.HE i TENNIS TEST WILL EMBODY NOVEL IDEAS The entry list for a novel tournament has been posted at the municipal courts, the event is a mixed doubles one, but no prizes will be awarded to the winners as the total proceeds of the entry fees will be donated to the Queen's Canadian Fund.Another new idea will be in the pairing off of the partners, instead of the time honoured custom of choosing your own partner, all the names of the players will be placed in a hat and the partners will be decided upon in this way.In the event there are not enough men or women to make enough partners, the members of the sex with the lowest numbers will be allowed to play again after they have been eliminated in the first round with those who have received byes.In this way every person who enters the tournament will be assired of a partner and also making a contribution towards a good cause.Mrs.Lowe won the Ladies Open Singles title last Friday evening when she defeated Mrs.McNaughton 12-10, 6-2 in a hard fought match.A large crowd was treated to some fine tennis in the first set of the match and the Interest was very keen, Mrs.Lowe who also won the SWIMMING MEET lg HELD AT Ÿ A very successful swimming meet was held at the Westmount \u201cY' last Friday afternoon, Over thirty boys spent an enjoyable period in the pool.Marvin Greenbaum took top honors in the Junior section with 9 points.He was closely followed by Jim Nesbit who obtained 8 points, A new member to the \u201cY\u201d, John Todd, captured first place in the prep section with 11 points.Nelson Creamer took second place with 10 points to his credit, With the opening of the Vacation Club last Monday, many more enjoyable periods in the swimming pool are anticipated.Many boys have already learned to swim and congratulations are due to Eric McFadden who is the first event last year defeated Mrs.Andreef in the semi-finals while Mrs, McNaughton eliminated Mrs.Becker.The Men's Open Singles now underway on the courts is progressing favourably and Indications point to the possibility of the event being concluded by next week.Five men have advanced to the fourth round of the tournament, Gordon Ross, G.R.Minty, J- G.Ross, John Pelrson and J.MacGillivray are the men in the ,fourth round.8 5 SUGAR RATIONING by COUPON IS NOW IN EFFECT DO NOT USE THESE COUPONS UNTIL TOLD TO DO SO SOME IMPORTANT POINTS ABOUT YOUR RATION CARD \u2014rmsemccamnueu ed PORN NO.N.0-2 Name Nom Address Adresse.Ade if undec 16 yrs.Woot Name\u2014ioae do amin) | i 9 i t ! } i tee T DOMINION 3! CANADA Temporary War Ration Card Rationnement de Guerre Carte Temporaire Serial No.No.deoestiom tooo.Number-Humére Serocé-Ree Cly\u2014Ché County-\u2014Cemté Ada, au-dessous de 16 ee lmuod The Wartime Prices and Trade Beard Borie por La ee Cd Be Ae de users (Piret Name(s)-Prémom(s) coupon No.5, August time afterwards.S.Only coupons 1, E, unless instructions detach them.or for a number of and thereafter \u2014 and thereafter and thereafter and cannot be used.and thereafter and thersofter The above is facsimile only : sugar | sugar sugar | sugar Feral dese \u2019 by the delivery man.SUCRE 8 i 8 La | 018 ia Good Aug.24 Good Aug.10 Good July 27 Good July 13 Good July 1 of summer cottagers 1.A Ration Card is required for each individual person, regardless of age.2.Each numbered coupon is good for a two weaks' ration of 1 lb, of sugar.3.Coupon No.1 is good July lst; coupon No.2, July 13th; coupon No.3, July 27th; coupon No.4, August 10th; 4.Coupons cannot be used before the specified dates, but may be used any be used for sugar buying.©.Do not use coupons A, B, C, D and Wartime Prices and Trade Board.Do not 7.Coupons must be detached in the presence of your retailer.He will not accept loose, detached coupons.8.If you do the buying for your home, purchase sugar for them by taking their must be detached in the presence of, or 10.Retailers may hold customers\u2019 ration cards and detach coupons for them in cases where customers are not ordinarily at home to take delivery; or in the case 12, If you are 24th.2, 3, 4 and 5 can sugar that you are issued by The people, you may or address.dents, having deliveries made by mail or express.21.If you go visiting for a week or more, you should take your ration card with you for your host to use.THE WARTIME PRICES AND TRADE BOARD house, you should turn your ration card over to your landlady so she may secure your sugar allowance.13.You do not use coupons for the purchase of sugar for preserving, canning, jam or jelly making.Additional quantities are allowed for these purposes, for which you sign a special\u2019 Sugar Purchase Voucher, which your grocer will give you.14.You do not require coupons for or public eating places.These places are rationed and can only serve limited quantities to their customers.15.Misuse of ration coupons is illegal and offenders are liable to prosecution.16.Report to the nearest Wartime Prices and Trade Board office (a) if you lose your card, (b) if you change your name 17.If additional ration cards are needed for new babies, or new Canadian resi- write to the nearest Wartime Prices and Trade Board office.a regular boarder in a consume in restaurants SR 4 ir x CRICKET CUP | TIF PEVANS UNFINISHED Owing to the first round of the | Davidson Cup being played on Saturday, ordinary league cricket matches remained in abeyance.Verdun, by eliminating Wan- ) derers I, which presently are holders, assured that the trophy will change hands, Wanderers II had an easy victory over St.Paul's, and West Indians scrambled to victory over the R.C.A.F.by three runs.The remaining tie was between \u2018Maisonneuve and Westmount and was unfinished owing to the heavy gcoring which prevailed.Maisonneuve won the toss against Westmount but decided to put their opponents in, a dccis- ion which gave the former three hours fielding, while 243 runs were being made, as a result of consistent scoring.Maisonneuve, as the result of two hours batting, had made 83 for the loss of only one wicket when play ceased owing to darkness.According to the regulations of the league, unfinished cup ties take precedence over other matches and must be played off not later than the following Saturday.WESTMOUNT L.C.Elvidge, ¢ E.Mundy, b Arm- STONE .vseeviveivsarecsaasnnnns 24 B.de B.Darwent, b Jemmott .30 H.Maynard, ¢ Delves, b Jemmott 87 K.M.Pentecost, b Armstrong .6 H.W.Arnold, c Armstrong 29 W.C.Fairley, b Jemmett .37 B.R.Magee, b Jemmott .\u2026 0 J.V.Wright, ¢ R.Mundy, b A.Grew .cecerss cases caca 00100 6 J.Youngman, st.W.Scruton, b V.Serulon .05.2000000000s 15 J.Denison, 1bw.b, Jemmott .« 3 T.J.Bishop not out .0 Extras .c.000s 4 Total .243 Bowling: A.wicket for 21 runs, V.Scruton two for 46, Jem- mott five for 67, Armstrong two for 57, Delves none for 38, and Archibald none for 12.MAISONNEUVE A.Grew not out .cc00euen 43 VW, Scruton, ¢ and b Wright .15 J.Green not out .0.17 P, Gaskell, R.Mundy, R.D.Archibald, E.Delves, V.Scruton, E.A.Jemmott, K.Armstrong and E.Mundy to bat.Extras Total for one wicket.Bowling: Wright, who only wicket to fall, was hit for 17 runs.The following also bowled Ma- gee 17, Darwent 23, Pentecost 13, Arnold 11, and Fairley one run.Umpires S.Bowie and W.G.Watkins, member of the Vacation Club to become a swimmer, Following are the results of last Friday's meet: Junior Section, two lengths free style First, Ed Moore; second, Marvin Greenbaum; third, Robert Burris.Handicap Race: First, Ed.Moore; second, Jim Nesbit; third, Jim Kennedy.Plain Dive: First, Jim Nesbit; second, Marvin Greenbaum; third, Ronald George.Long Plunge: First, Jim Nesbit; second Marvin Greenbaum; third, Ross Gillingham, Comic Dive, Marvin Greenbaum; second, Jim Kennedy; third, Robert Burris.Prep.Section: One length free style, first, John Todd; second, Eric Mctadden; third, Ernest Myers.Steamboat Race: First, Nelson Creamer; second, Ernest Myers; third, Eric McFadden.Plain Dive: First, Nelson Creamer; second, Eric McFadden; third, John Todd.Comie Dive: First, John Todd; second, Eric McFadden; third, Nelson Creamer.Long Jump: First, Ernest Myers; second, Nelson Creamer; third, John Todd.The following boys were successful in bringing up four rTubber rings from the bottom of the pool: Ed Whittimore, Owen Kennedy, Robert and Manly Burris, Ed.Moore, M.Greenbaum, Jim Nes- bit and Nelson Creamer.BRUINS TOP BANTAM LOOP IN BASEBALL John Getelius\u2019 Bruins captured the Bantam baseball title last Thursday afternoon when they defeated the Bombers 21-10.These two teams had been tied in the league race and had one game more to play which was against each other.The game was postponed until the examinations were over and finally took place on Thursday, Home-runs were in the bullish trend in this game with no less than seven of them being clouted.Frank Wickham of the ter with three of them.Others were hit by Palmer, John Gute- Hus of the Brains and Bob Lunny and Bill Losito of the Bombers, Frank Wickham led the wia- ners at bat with four hits, close- 1¥ followed by Palmer and Gute- ltus with three each.Bob Lunny and Brown of the Bombers also had three hits each.John Dozois on the mound for the winners struck out six men and walked five.Bruins led the way in this mat.Lady Supervisor Starts Work Today The lady supervisor on the Prince Albert playground will commence her duties there today.Mrs.Grant is the new supervisor this year.She will conduct the activities on the park including handicrafts, sports, painting, drawing.ete.The supervisor will be on duty for the mornings and afternoons of each week-day and the mornings on Saturdays.GUY HOULE WINS ?RACES A new racer commanded the attention last Saturday afternoon in the sailboat races held in Kiug George Park, Guy Hoult of 10 Grenville Avenue captured two of the three sailboat races held during the afternoon.Hoult won two and Peter Murphy was successful in the third.Walker Gales came second to Hoult in the first race with Ian Binnie in third place.Robert Matthews was the runner-up in Hoult\u2019s other win with John Pratt coming third.Walker Gales captured another second ribbon when he came next to Peter Murphy in the third race.John McGill was the next best in this race.\u2018 There was a large number of sailboats last Saturday and the racing was very good.There were not so many motor- \u2018\u2019Westmount\u2019s Home Newspaper® FAMILY SCHOOL OPENS AT PARK The boys and girls on West.mount Park will open their Summer School today.The children will gather as usual on the part of the Park which juts into the Ravine Pond.Plans are underway for a ful) season of activity.Handicrafts, first aid, corkwork, games, athletics and other avents are planned.The boys in the Summer League will get underway officially with a tennis tournament on the courts at Western Avenue on Friday afternoon.Other events are scheduled for each day including softball, boxing, golf an many others.boats and only two races were run off.Michel Panet-Raymond won one of them while Donald Ross captured the other, Peter Darling was the runner- up to Panet-Raymond while Panet-Raymond himself came second to Donald Ross.Third placa in this race went to Peter Darling, LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED By McWhinnie's Stay Sharp Longer Bicycle Repairs and Parts for All Makes Locksmith \u2014 General Repairs McWHINNIE\u2019S REPAIR SHOP 5900 SHERBROOKE WEST WA.3113 DELIVERED ICE COLD Rapid Service till 11 p.m.Fitzroy 4744 .If first line signals busy, Dial WE.1616 FORUM GROCERY Nearest Licensed Grocer to Westmount.2209 ST.CATHERINE W.THE ALE YOUR GREAT-GRANDFATHER DRANK E ~~ Û