The Westmount examiner, 3 juin 1943, jeudi 3 juin 1943

[" Team ), De » Rob» r, Ale ander, Tucker one of Dame, juesne 1 the st fall thinks a has athle \u2014 airs en EE na \u2014 Our reputation of 43 \u201c43 Years in oF Westmount\" WE BUY OLD GOLD Diamonds and China years ef business integrity ssaures you of full valgation OHMAN\u201d 00-2003 JEWELLERS WE.4046 1216 Greens Ave.OCCT ODOCOOTTOITTD VOL.XIV, No.23 Church Visualises New Alcan Road As God\u2019s Highway Work in Civilian Camps On Northern Road Described by Chaplain \u201cThe vision of the Christian Churches is that this road shall yet be 8 highway of international understanding and reconciliation between our great continent and the countries of Asia and the whole world.\u201d With these words the Rev.Donald C.churches\u2019 vision of the future of Amos gave a picture of the the Alcan Highway on which he has been working among the men lately.Mr.Amos was addressing the congregation of Dominion-Douglas Church last Sunday and his sermon took the form of a short history of the men, their background and the churches\u2019 work on the great new highway.BB.Ist Company To Close Season By Varied Display Everyone Preparing For Wind-up on Friday, June 11th The 1st Westmount Company will terminate the season's work on Friday the 11th of June, on which occasion a special display of the various activities will be given.Drill work will be taken * by Lieut.T.W.Ritchie, who will also be in charge of the physical training squad, while A.G.Anderson, Company Ambulance instructor will give a special presentation of first aid and A.R.P.work.The following boys passed their swimming test during the weekend: Ptes.Rufus Curry, Manley Burriss, Peter Bailey and Kenneth Keat, while those who completed and successfully passed their ambulance test for the badge, were: Cpl.Jim Wright, L/Cpl.Robert Eastwood, Geof.Camp and Privates Doug.Uns- worth, Jim Dugan, Jordan Durocher, and Lance-Cpl.Geo.Mac- Farlane.Privates Harold Braith- walte, Ronald Thurston and Lawrence Martin successfully passed the certificate test.Next Friday, the unit will hold a dress rehearsal for the final night and boys are asked to come prepared, with their gym.equipment.The band will get in one good rehearsal so ag to be able to present a tattoo: The Company were pleased to hear from their good friend Sgt.Paul Newns who is now in England.He has been several times io see his old Company, the 2nd Chester, and conveyed the greetings of the 1st Westmount Company in person.Brigade boys throughout Canada spent a most interesting week-end celebrating the Diamond Jubilee and the 1st Company took pride in the fact that they were able to do their bit in the special service held at St.James United Church, Sunday morning.The company turned out full strength and the band took a leading part in the parade which followed.Recruits Sought For RM.R.Band The Drum and Bugle Band of the 2nd Battalion, Royal Montreal Regiment (Res.) Canadian Army, is recruiting Buglers to replace those who have gone on active service.While preference will be given those with previous experience in military or cadet bands, a class of instruction for beginners has been started.Several drummers with experience can also be enlisted.The Regiment is anxious to enlist young men from the West- mount and Notre Dame de Grace districts.Reserve army pay is drawn by members of the Drum and bugle band, and the band will go to summer camp at Farnham with the regiment in July.Those interestéd should report to the Armory.4625 St.Catherine West, at 8 o'clock on Tuesday or Friday evenings.CANNNING SUGAR The local ration board announces that books for obtaining canning sugar are now prepared and will be | the mail today.* In opening the preacher said: \u20181 bring you greetings from the hundreds of Canadian and American civilians who are working in the construction camps on the Alaska Highway.On behalf of the Co-operating Protestant churches (Anglican, Baptist, Presbyterian and United Churches) I have been going from camp to camp on this new Highway, bringing greetings to the men and conducting services as civilian chaplain for the first three months of this year.During the month of May, I have been in the East preparing to go back, to this new development in our great Canadian Northwest, to continue this important ministry in your name and in the name of the other co-operating communions.\u201cI know that the men whom I have met on the highway would want me to say how much they have appreciated the vision and preparedness of the Canadian churches in following them to their temporary home.It is only one phase of the work undertaken by the Inter-church\u2019 Committee on War Production and Camp Communities, but it has met a great need among men far from home and has already received a hearty response from them, Described Alcan Highway The Alaska or Alcan Highway (as it is more familiarly known) is one of the outstanding feats of engineering and courageous ac- (8ee CHURCH on P.8) F-0 D, Gibbs Gets \u2018Mention\u2019 For Work This Year In Africa Local Boy Has Excellent Record as Radio Technician The London Gazette announces that the King has approved the following award to Flying Officer David Gordon Gibb, effective January 1, 1943: \u2018Mention in dispatches.\u201d The honor follows a record of F/0.D.GIBBS service in the R.C.A.F.as a radio technician which early this year took him to North Africa.The son of Mr.and Mrs, Robertson Gibb, of 656 Roslyn avenue, Flying Officer Gibb finished his second year science at McGill University at the age of 19 in May, 1941.He then took the R.C.A.F.radio technician course at the University of New Brunswick, was head of his class and was commissioned as pilot officer in September, 1941.immediately \u2018going overseas.He served in Eng- \u2018land, Iceland and Northern Scotland attached to the R.A.F.be- tore going to Tunisia, \u2018 Supervisor Staff 0f Playgrounds Now Completed McGill Student Appointed to Prince Albert Playground E.J.Anderson, Superintendent of parks, has announced that the playground supervisors are now on the municipal playgrounds, It is getting more and more difficult to get playground supervisors, experienced or otherwise, and the city is very fortunate in having rounded up an adequate staff.Andy McGillis will be back at the Staynor playground for another season.McGillis is well known to Westmount boys as he is athletic coach at St.Leo's Academy and connected with other sporting activities, The lady supervisor at Staynor Park has not been appointed as yet but it is expected that one will be on duty before the week is out.Ih all probability Mrs.Brennan will be back at Westmount Park looking after the activities for the girls in that playground.Mrs.Brennan has been in charge of the girls on the Westmount Park playground for many seasons and has always done excellent work.A new playground supervisor has been appointed for Prince Albert playground where Miss Ballantyne will be in charge this year.The new supervisor is a student at McGill and has experience in girls\u2019 work.City Stamp Club's Meet Next Week Will Close Season Quiz Contest Will be Held Tonight in Victoria Hall Tonight's meeting of the West- mount Stamp Club will be the second-to-last get-together of that organization for the winter and spring season.As an entertainment feature for the evening another interetsing \u2018\u2019Quiz Contest\u201d has been arranged.This contest will be open to all members.Ap next week's meeting will be the closing one till the second week in September, the entertainment committee under the chairmanship of J.O.Roberts, has arranged for eomething special.A Club Auction will be held and light refreshments will be served afterwards, The Oak Room in Victoria Hall will be the scene of tonight's meeting and it will get underway around eight-fifteen.Westmount Gets Birthday Honors C.M.G.(Companion of the Order of St.Michael and St.George) Five of the C.M.G.'s awarded to Canadians in the Birthday Honor List go to Wesimount residents: George W.Spinney, Montreal Chairman National War Finance Committee; Samuel Laurence De Carteret, Ph.B., Deputy Minister of National Defence for Air; Col.Henri DesRosiers, D.S.O., Deputy Minister of National Defence (Army); Robert Alexander Cecil Henry, Montreal, President Defence Communications Ltd.; Wilder G.Penfield, M.D., D.Sc., Director Montreal Neurological Institute.The Order of the British Empire was awarded to the following: C.B.E.(Companion) J.P.Collip, LL.D., President Royal Society of Canada, O0.B.E.(Mil) Squdn.Ldr.George Everett Wilson, No.2 S.F.T.S., Ottawa.M.B.E.(Mil.) (Member) John Gilchrist McRae, Sgt.- Major, R.C.E.; Captain, Fred Lea- man, R.C.A.S.C.O.B.E.(Officer) George Hodge, member National War Labour Board representing employers.C.R.P.Troup, Chief Supervizor of Six Air Observer Schools.Mrs.Samuel Bronfman, for her patriotic and philanthropic work.M.B.E.(Member) Mrs.Andrew Fleming, for her pairiotic and philanthropic work.|AS WE REMEMBER HIM \u201c= sa - su gee | RRR MR J N + ss Piper ie ms, the world yesterday.King George Vl's \u201cofficial\u201d he + he Westmount Lxaminer Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis J Dodds Appointed To Research Job In McGill Lab.After School and College | Triumphs Local Boy Begins Career | John William Dodds, son of Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Dodds, of 5010 Sherbrooke streat, has been appointed as a Senior Research Assistant in the National Research Laboratory, Radio Branch, at Mc- Gill University.John, who was born in Montreal 22 years ago, has been resident in Westmount for the past sixteen years.He attended Argyle School for seven years and won a acholar- ship from there to Westmount High, and one each year while he \"was at the latter school.While at Westmount he edited | the school magazine for the 1939 year.During the last year at West.mount High he won the Old Boys\u2019 Association Medal, the Award of Honour for the most popular boy and ended his f{ri- umphs with capturing the Sidney J.Hodgson Memorial Scholarship from fourth year high to McGill University.He has just graduated at Mc- E | Gill with honours in mathematics birthday was celebrated all over This picture, taken during his Canadian visit in 1939 is one of the best likenesses of both \u2018Him\u2019 and \u201cHer.\u201d King George opened the new \u201cRoad of Remembrance\u2019 on the site of the former Shakespeare Road \u2014 Cote des Neiges to the Mountain (Mount Royal).The Montreal Women's Club and the Remembrance Branch, Canadian Legion were in charge of arrangements, One hundred thousand persons lined the route.Three thousand two hundred children assembled in speclally erected grandstands, All municipal huildings, and schools on the route were decorated.Two arches were erected, one Pleasant bearing the words \u201cThe on the Boulevard west of Mount | Highlights of Royal Visit To The City May 18th, 1939 City of Westmount welcomes Your Majesties\u2019, The other on Sherbrooke street at Atwater Avenue\u2014on which was a farewell message: \u201cCitizens of Westmount Bid Your Majesties God-Speed.\u201d Boys\u2019 Brigade, 1st Company wearing special Royal Visit medals did special duty at Molson Stand, One hundred members of West- mount High School Old Boys\u2019 Association of classes 1922-1923 lined the route of the procession.Boy Scouts lined route on Lans- downe Avenue from the Roule.vard to Westmount Avenue, Murray Park renamed \u201cKing George Park\u201d, in honor of the Royal visit, The Week At Victoria Hall June 3rd\u2014Westmount Stamp Club.June 5th\u2014Johnny Holmes and His Orchestra.June 7th\u2014Westmount Women's Club Red Cross; Westmount Council R.A, June 8th\u2014Connaught Lodge AF.& AM, June 9th\u2014Rotary Luncheon; Prince Albert Council, June 10th\u2014Lorne Lodge L.O.L.; Mizpah Lodge 1.0.0.F.Sir Thomas Beecham Disappoints Rotary Westmount Rotary Club mem- hers waited in vain for Sir Thomas Beecham who was expected to address the luncheon meeting last week.When the speaker failed to arrive in time for luncheon Inquiries were made which elicited a reply that Sir Thomas would be on hand later.A second phone call brought the Information that Sir Thomas through circumstances beyond his control, would not be able to come at all.Extempore addresses hy Senator I,.A.David and Rotarian Harold Roast filled the gap.7 i JOSEPH MacANALLY WESTMOUNT CHAIRMEN 7 Z MRS.|.SESSENWEIN Chairmen of the Ascension of Our Lord Parish organization in the June 12 to 21 drive in aid of St.Mary's Hospital are Jogeph MacAnally, 1 Rosemont avenue, Westmount; and Mrs.|.Sessen 470 Strathcona avenue, Westmount.ein, Also active in the organization are Rev.W.E.McDonagh, rector of the parish, and Edgar Wayland, who are joint vice-chairmen.Objective of the drive is $50,000, to be used to clear accumulated operating deficits, | Ji À | | nla om man and physics and will now start his research work.City Air Cadets Entered Contest For Shield May 28 Oldest Squadron in Canada Takes Part In Parade Westmount (No.1) Squadron of the Air Cadets of Canada took part in & parade at Champs de Mars on Saturday afternoon, May 28.Members of the oldest squadron in Canada, the hoys marcher together with some 4,000 other cadets in an impressive ceremony, featuring a preclston drill competition between Kiwanis, Jean de Brébeuf, and Iberville Squadrons.Kiwanis was the winner, Air Vice Marshal J.Walsh gave a shield to the winners, and Air Vice Marshal A.de Niverville, officer commanding number 3 district, took the salute, Lost And Found At City Parks The been parks and they may be clalmed following found in articles have the municipal at the comfort station in the park where they were found: Westmount Park: Youpgster's grey flannel coat; two black tank berets; small green sweater with zipper neck; small blue swealer with turtle neck: child's htue leather purse; lady's green cloth belt.Westmount Park (to he claimed at the greenhouse): B8ix-in- one bicycle wrench; black aoft- hall bat; blue striped suit vest.King George Park: Child's grey woollen sweater.SUNDAY PARADE \u20141048 The evening parade in mount has assumed a new character.Just as the sun went down last Sunday a group of cyclists appeared on Western avenue\u2014 hands encased in leather gauntlets \u2014rakes, hoes, and other gardening implements slung about their persons and on their cycles.| No more for them the black {coats and striped pants \u2014 the silk frocks and gay hats as of other years for these former \u2018\u2018paraders\u201d\u2019\u2014now in overalla\u2014slacks aile hankies\u2014 represented part of the city\u2019s gardeners\u2014all i |hurrying home to & well deserved .meal\u2014and perhaps a good rest, WESTMOUNT THE GREEN Heard on the \u201cLookout\u201d Maunt Royal: Loyal citizen-\u2014\"Seée all that green helow there\u2014not a house to he gren\u2014\u2014that's it of course\u2014that's our Westmount.\u201d Recelves Gunnery Badge C.K.Douglas hag heen man- {tioned in the list of wireless gun- tners who have just received graduating badges from No.8, ;Bomhing and Gunnery School, | Mountainview, Ont, Weat- : 9 Christian On the grounds of religious them from the operation of the Board of Directors, of The Moth Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Masau Science churches and socleties In Committes.They were introduced by the Honorable A.W.Roebuck, member for Toronto-Trinity, The exemption requested by Mr, van der Voort is subatantini- ly the same as that incorporated in the British Columbia Health Insurance Act of 1936.Mr.van dor Voort said that Christian Sei- entists do nol oppore social security legislation as auch.He pointed out, however, that iu order permanently to improve human conditions, legislation, must respect religious liberty and the right of freedom of the person.Citizens should not he compelled, he sald, to submit to n form of treatment contrary to their conscientious religious principles.Mr, Roebuck, on introducing Messrs, van der Voort and Fal- ton, stated that although some of the worthiest of experimental so- einl Racurity endeavors may aven- tually prove so costly as to be uneconomic, {he Christian Science church ig not concerned with \u201cdebatable economies, hut with un- debatable religious principles.\u201d Mr.Fulton called attention to tha fact that Christian Sclence has heen established In Canada for over half a century; that its claims to heal direara, want and fear, AR well ns sin, through prayer or apiritual means, have been verified in the experience of thousands of men and women and substantiated In the courts; and that the practice of Chris- tlan Science has long been retog- nized hy law, Skill and Bravery Bring Naval Man Special \u201cMention\u201d Son of Westmount Doctor Shows Coolness When Attacking Submarine \u201cFor hin coolness and the skill with which he assured the full use of al] effective weapons during an action In which an enemy submarina was probably dam- uged,\u201d T.deut, James A.D.Falk- (ner, son of Dr, and Mrs.A.D.4, LT.J.A.D.FALKNER, R.C.N.Falkner, 377 Melcalfe avenue, ihas been \u201cmentioned in despatches\u201d, He was born in l.an- lcanter, Ont, on July 28, 1910, and came to Montreal in his jehildhood.He attended King's iSchool and Westmount High School and was employed an head bond trader of Wood Gundy Corp, Ltd, until his anlixtment in January, 1941.He was also president of the Montreal Bond Traders Association, Hig wife, the \u2018former JJ, Eloise, lives at 1557 St\u2019 Mark Street, and they have one daughter, Diana, 1.1, Falkner was on hoard H.M.C.8 \u201cGeorgian,\u201d when rhe wag credited with the \u201cpossible damaging\u2019 of the submarine, - \"HARDWOOD FLOORS {.Supplied - Laid - Finished Repaired - Refinished Cleaned A.Ross Grafton & Co.4263 St.Free Estimates CDEC DOC DOCDOCTN Catherine St.Westmount WE.2323 PRICE:\u2014 TWO CENTS Science Protests Against Health Insurance Parliamentary Committee to Arrange Exemption of Church From Government Plan Requested freedom, Christiin Scientists In Canada today requested à spocinl parliamentary committee to exempt proposed Dontinion-wide National Contributory Health Insurance plan.The request was made on authority of The Christian Science er Church, The First Church of chysetts, of which the 76 Christian Caukda are branches.ML was presented by Reny C.vander Voort, of Toronto, Christian Science Come mittee on Publication for Ontario, and James W.Fulton, former * Scotland Popular With All Canadians Says Local Flier Corporal Murray Kay Much Impressed With Scottish Lassies \u201cEdinburgh ls the most beautls ful city { have ever seen and the girli\u2014well they are wonderful\u201d.This ls the opinion of Scote land's capital nr expressed by à young radio technician, Corporal Murray Kay, who was on the staff of Macy's\u201d in Westmoun{ al one timo.Corporal Kay, who Is 26, is the son of Mr.and Mra, L.Kay, of 5280 Jeanne Mance street, and was formerly a student of ir George Willlams College.He took a radio technician's course nt McGill \u2014 joined up.in 1941 and went oversean the same year.He has been working with the R.A.I\".In both England and Scotland ever since, and ls now back to get his Alr Crew Traine ing, Asked hy the \u201cExaminer\u201d why ha was go much impressed by the Scdtlish lassies, Kay replied\u2014 \u201cI.is hard to say, but in Bdin- burgh all the women are so kind and soclable\u2014and they look 50 nice in the streot In their tweeds \u2014-though of course many of tham are In uniform, Then they are particularly fresh-looking and have lovely complexions \u2014 other fellows think us T do.\u201d \u201cMany Canadians take thelr leave in Scotland when they can, In Edinburgh the Victoria League Club is run hy volunteer Scottish women and you get wonderful meals-\u2014hetler than those In Eng- Jand\u2014probably because Scotland in smaller\u2014and there are darned good rooms, too, fairly inexpen- #lve and the club building 19 fine\u201d.Loch Lomond\u2014pgeen on a misty day was something of a disappointment, however, to Kay, \u2018\u2019it looked mo small after the Cana- dfan mountains,\u201d he sald, \u201cIn fact much of the scenery in England, too, had the effect of a miniature getting in a play.\u201d Local Man Killed And Two Wounded In Nazi Air Raid Two Westmount man of Recone naissance Units were reported \u201cwounded\u201d after the recent raid on south coast English towns and \u2018one killed.Altogether seven Cane adiang were reported killed and thirty-one wounded hy enemy action.The wounded men were Set.Norman Stanley Johnston, whoss {mother lives at 472 Strathcona avenue and Acting Corporal Dae {vid Heresford Munn, whose mne ther, Mrs, Theodore Munn, lives \u2018at 10 Burlon avenue.Trooper Keith Kertland, 17th Duke of York's Royal Canadian Hussars, son of Mr.and Mrs.CG, Kertland, 498 Victoria avenue, war reported killed, FIRE CHIEF\u2014CHIEF GARDENER Deputy Fire Chief W.Burriss is well away as ane nf the \u201cVictory\u201d garden leaders in this city.Four fine tomatoes atre-v hang fram their stalks in tra bark yard of his home\u20144642 St Catherine street. Pv ocre AS 6 PAGE TWO Cee.The Westmount Examiner Published Every Thursday Bervidg the City of Westmount Garden Suburb of Cansda\u2019s Metropolis.THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAlnut 2773° aims to be an independent, the home, devoted to publie \u201cThe Examiner\u201d mewspapsr for clean service.WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1943 => VISIT OF MARY PICKFORD EVERY PATRIOTIC CITIZEN will learn with satisfaction of the complete success of the personal appearance in Verdun Monday night of Mary Pickford, must famous of all movie stars of silent picture days.The event was a patriotic one, to help Miss Pickford in her work for the Lions British Child War Vie- tims Fund.The Verdun Lions\u2019 Club, under the Presidency of J.W.MacGillivray, sponsored the affair, and the fact that they had only some twn weeks in which to make all the arrangements speaks volumes for their courage, initiative, and enthusiasm.Despite the unusually heavy demands made upon everyone these days for contributions te patriotic causes of various kinds, a large sum was raised for Britain\u2019s little victims of war.The Verdun lions who sponsored the event.and the thousands of citizens who supported, it, have good reason to be proud of their efforts, f er LET US TEACH LIBERTY H.F.HALL, Dean of Sir George Williams College, made some excellent observations on modern education at last week's meeting of the Gilson Home and School Association, Of particular interest were his references to the necessity of implanting in the minds of the voungsters an appreciation of the system of government under which we live.Democracy, unless it is strengthened by the right kind of teaching in the class-room might not survive, he warned.Very few pupils, even among those who have completed a high school course, understand the workings of our system, let alone know.anything about its development.The - type of history taught in our schnols deals with the reigns of kings, wars, military conquests, some political observations, and a bit of economic background.Far too little is taught of the development of constitutional government, the functions of political parties, the responsibility of each citizen, the meaning of the symhals used in Parliament, parliamentary procedure, the relation between the people and their elected representatives in a democratic country, the mechanics of elections, ete.The importance of the ballot as the symbol of the most \u2018highly developed political There is a lot to bé done in this line in our | schools.For a beginning we could point to the record of the democratic countries in this war.Previous to 1939 there was a lot of non- À sense spoken and published about the greater À efficiency and speed of the totalitarian sys- À tem, and so on.But starting from scratch, \u2018 with our dictator enemies far ahead of us in all the arts of war we have in the short space of just over three years, overtaken and passed them.They were ready long before the war | started.We didn\u2019t even have factories to begin the making of war machines.But we have shown to all the world that freedom is only a better political system under which to live, but by far the most efficient one as well.not \u201cALL GOD'S CHILDREN HAS WINGS!\u201d FROM TWO SUCH widely separated localities as\u2019 Westmount and Washington come examples nf racial tolerance that would not have been dreamed of a few short vears ago.In Westmount, at the Temple Emanu-El, in February last, the pulpit was occupied by a Negro clergyman, the Reverend Charles Este of Union United Church\u2014the first time in the history of this country that a Jewish pulpit had been occupied by a Negro.In Washington, last week, Edwin Barclay, the President | of the Negro Republic of Liberia in West Africa, was an overnight guest of President Roosevelt at the White House \u2014 the first member of his race to spend the night as a guest in the Executive Mansion.A few days ago, Mr.Este was a guest at Calvary United Church where, on the invitation of the Rev.T.WV, Jones, he addressed the Young People\u2019s Union on the work of his church.Then, a short time ago, there was the case of a Negro who had been hailed into court following a squabble over rent.The Negro was unable to afford legal defence, but was given willing assistance and advice by the presiding judge when he undertook to defend himself.These are examples of racial tolerance that should be noted and encouraged by every oné.Let us hope they are forerunners of a tolerance that will grow in the after-the-war era among all peoples.The golden rule was never meant as advice only to Christians, or only to Anglo-Saxons.It was meant as a rule of conduct for all peoples and races and creeds toward all-other peoples and races and creeds.And, in the after-the-war world, its-applica- tion will be essential if we are to avoid another cataclysm.With such vast populations as those of China and Russia educated and modernized, and potentially the most powerful nations on earth, it is silly to think that we can return to the superior and lofty isolationism of pre-war days.With air travel reducing the distance between the great citiés of the world tu a matter of hours, we are al-go- ing to be neighhours\u2014close néighbours: \u201cWe shall have to learn that God is no respecter of persons.There are no boundaries of \"face, creed, or nationality in the Kingdom of Hea- the Each Simply find the two \u2018\u2019ads.\u2019\u2019 in the current issue of The Westmount | Examiner in which the names of the two feature pictures being shown at Westmount Theatre during the first half of next week are hidden.Submit all answers to The Contest Editer, The Westmount Examiner, 2191 Hampton avenue, using the special coupon provided in each issue for the purpose.Contestants must be over 16 years of age.Residents of Westmount, only, are eligible.All answers must be in this office not later than Wednesdsy, and the names of the winners will be published in Thursday's paper.The winners are drawn from among those who submit the ocrrect one submitting the right answers.! answers, as, unfortunately, it would be impossible to give passes to every The winners of last week's contest are as follows and their passes will ; be received in Monday\u2019s mail: Mrs.Norman MacVicar, 376 Redfern Ave., Apt.21; Margaret Strong, ; 438 Mount Stephen Ave, Apt.29; John Trim, 807 Upper Belmont Ave.; Mrs.Herb.Williams, 555 Argyle Ave.; Nancy Kindersley, 62 Chesterfield | Ave.; Mrs.Jessie Coffin, 323 Selby St., Apt.2.LL LL i dd Pr rr N \u2018 v v THE FORUM gem Conducted by HOWARD S.ROSS, In Which Subjects of General Interest Are Discussed The opinions expressed in this Forum are not necessarily those of this newspaper, and it does not accept responsibility for them.K.C., DCL A AN (Ud Ld LL LE 7 7 RR PRD Rd ZR 2 2d F772 d OU eA Pr PL 3 N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N NS N NI N N N N N N N N N N N N N N S N N N N NS HUTCHINS PRAISES WAR MEASURES IN COLLEGES The University of Chicago's Radio Round Table recently trained its big guns on education in time of war.Robert M.Hutchins, president of the university, pointed out have been achieved in the present measures and declared that that a number of important gains they should be retained.\u2018Boys are selected for special training in the colleges because of their ability, They are to be pald, so as to make sure that it is their ability and not the financial standing of their parents that determines their opportunity.They are to go on a 59- hour week.The army has made it clear that they are to study and not indulge in those extra-curricular activities and gladiatorial contests which have been popu-* larly identified with college education in this country.\u201d Richard McKeon, dean of the division of humanities of the university, pointed out that military victory would be wasted if the power to use it intelligently had perished in the process of winning it.He held.that the function of liberal education is to develop that power.\u201cGet religion like the Baptists, have an experience like the Methodists, be proud of your religion like an Anglican, pay for it like a Presbyterian, hold on to it like a structures the world has produced, is not | ven.As the writer of the old Negro spiritual Disciple and enjoy it like a stressed at all, said: \u201cAll God's children has wings\u201d, Negro.\u201d\u2014Quoted by Walter » I'he Westmount Examiner \"Are 2773 [20235] CLASSIFIED ADS collars tear your shirte?Repaired like new, Sic.Collars turned, 10e.New volkirs 35e.Cuffs, pair, 10c, We call for.YO.4388, 8-31 LOST: MEN'S AND boys\u2019 clothes, etc.Good prices.HA.8790, Eveninga, CR.1938.TWO DOLL'S carriages, $8.00, Two Dy-dee dolls, $2.00 each.WA, 4034, 348 Grosvenor, DE.8362.35.00 and &-20 ENGIISH PRAM, large size, 312.00.s-17 MAID'S white dresses, good condition, size 18.Also large round (fish bowl.Call evenings, 7-9 p.m., FI.3087.8-15 GENTLEMAN'S 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five rooms, unfurnished.in Westmount.Good references.WA.8268.: ; 8-18 HORIZONTAL GARAGER TO LET 1\u2014Perfect score in LANSBOWNE 280.RATARS Apacs to let, $3.00 monthly.HA.2121, s-sé SUMMER COTTAGES TO LET A.IN on ac Raymond, roomed cottage, § bedrooms, hot and cold running water, screened veran- aah, electric light, large Bar .4=To dress up 9-Small boy 12\u2014A beverage 13\u2014l'ertaining to the - car 14-Time past 13\u2014T5 enlarge 17\u2014Tidier fireplace, {9_Anger * completely furnished, row-boat, near| 20-\u2014To take away .by station.Simpson, LA.7291, 8-4 2-0 pronoun SUMMER RESORTS 23\u2014Prefix, down 24-Device for lifting KNOWLTON Golf Club.Knowlton, 27-\u2014A col P.Q.Rooms, meals, all conveniences.noe ps respect for Clubhouse opens May 22nd.For rates wamarried woman write P.O.225.Montreal, 8-8 30-~\\ sepavale enum Rn A) eration FOR SALE M\u2014Forty-nine (Roman AUTIFUL modern chesteriield .numerals) M2\u2014To repeal a sound 34-\u2014tihem.abbréviation for sodium =\" A\u2014An album S7-0C>0C-30 Î ise to- ful at- ast in- itchen utting string, knife else.> used repair a bent to al- other 8 rack, l keep help hed as .They le bot- wed to gth of aining on the ay be arpen- harpen ove or ughens dge.If 11.the them profes- ver be \"ill de- sel.15e 19c 29¢ Do You Know The Deichmann\u2019s?Everywhere 1 go 1 hear that question.Someone will be looking for a well-proportioned ashtray and, after a trip through various gift shops, will emerge with her find and the question, \u2018Do you know the Deichmanns?\u201d Or, someone will plan a house in the country where she can follow the craft she learned as a child\u2014weaving, rug-making or, perhaps, woodcarving\u2014and she'll say, \u201cDo you know the Deich- manns?\u2019\u2019 Perhaps, it is just someone who is redeeorating a room with gay little original ideas of her own.She'll dash about in open sandals and a very full cotton skirt, arranging pictures in odd places and ask: \u2018Do you know the Deichmanns?\u201d In my opinion.the Deichmanns * represent New Canada.Ten years ago, they started a movement, which, for contentment, peace of mind and the joy of living cannot be equalled.But\u2014do you know the Deich- manns?They are a happy little family.who live approximately seven miles from Saint John, New Brunswick, across the Kennebe- casis River, at an enchanting place called the Dykelands.Here, in an atmosphere of constructive thought, vision and cheerful resolution, they work at their ancient potter's wheel and glaze pots and turn out beautiful creations of colorful, ceramic art.Erica and Kjeld are two of the most enthusiastic potters of our time.Ten years ago, when they discovered their \u2018\u2018good earth,\u201d Kield, who is Danish-born, took his wife, Erica, to his homeland where they studied for a year under the tutorship of the best potter in Denmark.To their little white Canadian house, they brought back the Scandinavian characteristics of simple home life\u2014and the will to make the earth yield their livelihood.For years, they have toiled, making their work the spirit of their creative ability; the symbol of their faith in Canada.They have had the satisfaction Semi-Private learn-to-swim lessons for boys and girls, 7 to 10 years of age.12 lessons $5.Individual instruction by latest methods REGISTER NOW WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.À.Willbank 2159 of seeing the fruits of their labors displayed in Paris, London and New York.Their markets are far- flung, having world-wide fame.There are three young children.who are growing up in a background of rolling hills, wide blue skies and a view of the ferry Maggie Miller, which plies its way back and forth across the river.There is depth to lite at the Deichmanns\u2014there is rhythm in everyday living\u2014added depth of shape, of sound, of color.Their gay little house is enchanting with the results of their combined imaginations.: The stairway is of white and blue, decorated with the painted flowers of the countryside.There is a lovely little room off the hallway that has an interesting display of books under wide, windows that open up to a view of the hillside.The living-room is a mixture of personalities, being decorated mainly with the port- raifs of various friends\u2014the work of fellow-artists, The dining- room is bright and leads past a little room with a weaver's loom and into a charming kitchen.Off the kitchen is the \u201cmorning room\" full of sunshine and bright calico curtains.Every room has pottery, bits of Kjeld's carving, quaint little curios and treasures of Erica's which have heen collected during their travels.There is a lot of good advice going around these days about post-war reconstruction \u2014 how people can live and find contentment in their work.But, at least, one family has anticipated these suggestions\u2014I know, because, I know the Deichmanns.Launder woollens carefully before putting them away.Don't leave soil in them for the moths to start.\u2014 HOME ECONOMICS ' An Action-Free Back MARIAN MARTIN Two favorite featuresd are shown in this one Marian Martin Pattern, 9304.First, it'p in the popular shirtwaist style.Then, it has the convenient, flattering front buttoning.Take special note of the voked back bodice.cut for action-freedom.Collar and cuffs look crisp in white .Pattern 9304 may be ordered only in women's sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44.46, 48.Size 36 requires 3 5-8 yards 35-inch; 5-8 yard contrast.Each pattern costs twenty-five cents .\u2014 A \u201cHappy\u201d Choice Create joy with your embroidery needle\u2014make these engaging motifs for your own linens or gift linens.The gay bluebirds are symbols of happiness, Their varied flower perches let you use brilliant colors.Pattern 577 contains a transfer pattern of 16 motifs ranging from b%.Xx 7% to 2x 2% inches; stitches; list of materials required.\u2014 (25e), which should be the pattern desired, the pattern number, your name and address.sent in coin (stamps cannot be accepted) to The Examiner, Needle- craft Department, 2191 Hampton Ave, N.D.G., Montreal.Write Because of the slowness of the mails delivery of our patterns may take a few days longer than usual.AIR FORCE CREWS The Women's Auxiliary Air Force crews in England man more than tifty London balloon sites, as well as a large number in other sections of the country.rk | TESTED RECIPES | * Carrot Chowder 2 tablespoons fat 1 medium onion.minced 2 eups diced potato 2 cups diced carrot 2 cups boiling water 114 teaspoons salt 14 teaspoon pepper 14 teaspoon paprika 14 teaspoon celery salt 1 tablespoon flour 1 tablespoon fat, melted 2 cups hot milk Melt fat in soup kettle, add on- lon and cook five minutes 'with- oy} browning.Add potatoes, carrots and water, cook till vegetables are tender, add seasonings, Blend flour with melted fat, add hot milk.Add to vegetables and cook three minutes longer or until slightly thickened.Garnish with chopped parsley if desired.Serves 6.Cheese Muffins 2 cups pastry or 1% all-purpose flour 3 teaspoons baking powder 14 teaspoon salt Dash of paprika 2-3 cup grated cheese 1 cup milk 1 egg cups fat, melted Mix and sift flour, baking pow.prika, Beat egg.and Make a depression in the (flour mixture, pour in the egg and milk mixture.Stir as little as possible in mixing.Fill greased muffin ting two-thirds full.Sprinkle with additional grated cheese, Baka in a moderately hot oven, 375-400 deg.F., 20-25 minutes.Makes 1 dozen medium muffins, Swiss Roll 3 eggr., well heaten 1% teaspoon vanilla 3 tablagpoons sugar 8 tahlespoons pastry flour 3 teaspoons baking powder Pinch of salt Beat eggs very light, add vanilla, Sift dry ingredients together, fold into heaten eggs.Pour into an 8 x 8 inch cake pan that has Bake in a hot oven, 400 deg.F., damp cloth sprinkled with icing sugar.Remove paper, trim edges if necessary.Spread with jam or jelly and rol] like à Jelly roll.Serves 4.Note, The proportions of ingredients in this mixture are unusual, A very light delicats tex- tured cake ig the result.2 tablespoons mild flavored | \" ' Yes.we're mighty proud of our boy overseas, and the victories he's helping to win.and we're glad add myk.we're managing to carry on at home on the farm | front, for that's beating Hitler, too.\u201cBut don't think it's easy im wartime to feed a Too little help .der and salt.Add cheese and pa- | been lined with greased paper.; 10-12 mirutes.Turn out on ai WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1943 | AUNTIE'S BUTTONS ARE PROFITABLE AS EARRINGS Five years ago.Aunt Jennie's buttons were sent to me, just because I had an interest in antiques.says a oraftswoman in the Christian Science Monitor.No one else in the family wanted them.I didn\u2018t really want them either, I thought it a terrible waste of time to collect old but- .tons.But that was before I had investigated the button collection to see what possibilities it offer- ed\u2014four years hefore, to be ex- ret, It was all of four years after , the buttons came to me that I took time one day to get them out, look them over and wonder just how I could put them into t circulation in a practical way, They were lovely metal buttons, \u201cbeautifully made as are all old buttons.(In no way are those we have today to be compared with them.) So.I thought and thought and then, suddenly remembering the popularity of earrings, decided this was the answer to the question of what to do with fhe buttons.A handmade pair of silver bum- hle bee earrings I had bought for my daughter had a clip that I knew would be satisfactory.1 1 hunted around until I found the company that made it.My husband chuckled to himself when I invested a sizable check in equipment for the making of my button earrings.hut 1 felt sure the venture would be successful.I made up seventy pairs, a gross of clips, and displayed them with the Arts Guild, of which I am a member.Although 7 had sold many of my pewter things, trays, bowls and sconces, in my five years' association with the group, this was my first experience in the earring business.But it has been growing right along.Many persons have brought their own buttons to be made up and have gone away with several pairs of mine in addition, Not only have I used many ot Aunt Jennie's buttons, but I have brauched out and collected Daughters of the Nile The Daughters of the Nile will hold a monthly sewing meeting at the home of Miss Florence Fox, 420 Metcalfe Ave, on June 7th, at § pm, As this will be the tina] meeting until September, all members are urgently requested to be present, WEEKLY FOR MEAT RATIONING The packer and butcher take scrupulous care of mest while It is in their hands.It {8 just as important that proper care be given to meat in the home in order that any waste through spoilage may ha avoided.Here are some tips on neat care from the Consumer Section of the Dominion Department of Agriculture.The wrapping paper should be removed from the meat as soon as jt comes from the butcher.If this {s not done the paper actn as a blotter, drawing out some of the juices af the meat, the surface of the meat is kept moist and spoilage ocqgrs more quickly.Meat should be kept as cold as possible.Uncooked meat shodld be covered lightly, preferably with waxed paper.Cooked mest should be allgwed to cool uncovered, then be alosely covered to prevent drying out and kept cold.Ground meat, either raw or cooked, &poils more quickly than unground meat and should always bo used promptly.Left over stews or soups which lave been cooked with potatoer or thickened with flonr will spoil quickly and should be used up promptly.Meat should be wiped with a damp cloth, Washing is necessary only with the organ meais where clotted blood has io be removed, and sometimes with sinoked hams.others {rom dealers also\u2014mnol to mount on satin or velvet for display but to mount on clips for ears and blouses.These buttons move out of my collection almost as fart as they come in.age PAGE PIVR LA a YWCA Program Covers Wide Field of Study And Activities: The Annual Programmes Planning is well under way at the Y.W.C.A.Dorchester Street, and this year, ideas in line with postwar reconstruction, are holding « prominent piace ip the plans that ars heing formulated, Attention will he given to the study of means of absorbing girls in peace time Industry, the promotion of vocational training, and the improvement of working conditions and training of the household worker, Miss Margaret Wherry, president of the Canadian Federation of Business and Professional Wamen's Clubs, recently gave the Y.W.C.A.tha banefit of some of her experiences in Winnipeg, whera she aijended a meeting of the James Re-construction Committee {n her capacity ar member of the women\u2019s sub-committes.\u201cFad of the War \u2014.End of the Job\" \u2014 she said, would be à sult.able slogan to post in the Y.W.C.A.buildings to attract the attention of members to lecturas and talks on the subject of absorption into post war industry and the possible blank future, when their highly paid jobs come to an end have bean promised thelr old posris owing to the return of men who tions back again.Miss Wherry also stated, that although the findings of the sub-committes would not be known until June, the women were \u201csolidly for children allowances.\u201d She also said that oy many subjects the Y.W.C.A.branches all across Canada would ba consulted, In addition to the dominion- wide public questions which are being considered at Dorchester Street.prominent plans in favor, include more combined pros grammes in one evening of rhythmic gymnastics, followed by interest groups in swimming, home ecgpomics, books for reading, ete, Other emphases are the training of volunteers particularly from the constituency and membership for the extension of the work of almost every departs ment, and the best une of the present equipment and resources for the fullest rervice to more girls, especially the many new VOMETR.Loca] residents assisting in the recent Program Planning Conference include the following: Winifred Parker, R10 Upper Belmont Avenue, Peggy May, 50, Academy Road, Cora Laport, 4781, Western Avenue, 5.W.McGuaig, 4211, Dorchester Street, Willa Black, 635, Murray Hill, Phyllis Burneti, 668, Lansdowne Avenue, Mrs.J.F, Forman, 68, Sunnyalde Avenue, Mrs.Alistair Fraser, 57 Rosemount Crescent and Dorothy Fleming, China and GI Repairing Articles of Ching, Glass, Crystal, Ivory, Alabaster, etc., repaired.Chipped Glasses, Decanters, Crystal Candelabras Repaired.R.E.O'CONNOR 1499 ST.CATHERINE ST.W.Near \u2018Guy Fl.3746 J ses 5127 Sherbrooke West BEDDING PLANTS Everything for Your Victory Gardon including Petunias - Asters - Pansies - Marigolds - Alyssum Nicotine - Tomato Plants - Cauliflowers - and Many Others All at moderate prices PINKERTON'S FLOWERS | \u2014 DE.1179 nation, It isn't.experience among Even at the best of | { i | i and too little the help that can be found.times, farming's hard and long À work, through every daylight hour and often more.\u201cToday, early and late, every member of the family at home Has to lend a hand, and we're managing to keep up.For a dairy farmer, that's something to say \u2014 for the past winter has been the hardest we've ever put in.Snow, ice, cold, and transportation hold-ups, on top of the help problem! Yet we HAD to get supplies to the cities, and somehow we did!\u201d The Guaranteed Pure Milk Company pays tribute to the way in which the farmers of Quebec have met their wartime and weather difficulties of the past season .and are meeting them every day.You, our customers, receive your regular supplies of Gdaranteed Pure Milk, Cream, Butter, Eggs, because of the conacientious and unceasing work of hundreds of farm families on Quebec farms.uaranteed PURE MILK COMPANY, LIMITED WELL 2 À 2a Sern Pn pret opel a ter Ze CP Sr To - css PAGE SIX WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1943 \u201cWestmount Home Newspaper\u201d Hollywood q Theatrical | Gossip NEWS OF | THE THEATRE WORLD Atbactions AT WESTMOUNT THEATRE Two players indelibly linked to the work of James Hilton, the novelist, work on a Hilton story together for the first time in \u201cRandom Harvest.\u201d Hiltons haunting romance of a lost memory, now showing at the West- mount United Theatre.They are Ronald Colman, who starred in \u201cLost Horizon,\u201d and Greer Gar- soû of \u201cfinodhye, Mr.Chips.\u201d \u201cRandom Harvest\" sees Col- man as an Englishman who loges all memory of his past during the bya young actress, played hy Miss first World War.He Is befriended Garson, and inspired tn become a { writer of ability.They marry and have a child.Climax ! Then an accident opens his mental door to his past hat blanks out memory of his mar- \"riage and lite after the war.He takes over his estates and he- Comes a powerful industrialist ' The wife.maintaining silence re.| zarding their relationship, becomes his secretary, and is of great help to him, Through: her j devotion the threads of his immediate part are finally gathered together in a hauntingly charming irlimax, At York Theatre At The Monkland (Revlew) A sparkling screenful of famous radio entertalners, a goodly number of soft and slzling tune hits, a wealth of comedy and romance, and a refreshingly different type of story, provide the entertainment staples nf Coluni- bia's delightfully new and novel musical show, \u2018\u2018Revellle With Beverly,\u201d which opened yesterday at the York United Theatre.Scintillant dancing star Ann Miller heads the important featured cast, which includes William Wright, Dick Purcell, Adele Mara and \u2018Barbara Brown in a laugh-packed narrative which finds room for specialty swing numbers by such alrwaves personalities as: Bob Crosby and his orchestra, radio's \u201cDixieland\u201d band; Freddie Slack and his orchestra, with vocalist Bila Mae Morse, favorites of the \u2018champagne hour\u201d; Duke Ellington and his orchestra, voted \u2018\u201cgwing band of the year\u201d; Count Basle and his orchestra, undisputed king of Jive; Frank Sinatra, Y.M.C.A.Summer Membership Now Available at the WESTMOUNT 'Y\u2019 Men $5.\u2014 Ladies $3.Bovs $3.(Includes Vacation Club) For Further Particulars, phone Wilbank 2159 \u2018 .5 Septuor Vocal de Montreal Winner of the Tulli trophy at the last musical festival contest of the Province of Quebec.With the co-operation of the sensational Claire Gagnier Soprano, coloraturs, recently chosen by radio artists as the best singer of the year Wednesday, June 9th, 1943 : 8.30 p.m.HERMITAGE HALL 3510 Cote des Neiges Road Tickets for sale at Lindsay's West end Store and at Archambault, alse 2085 Grey Ave.WA, 1691: 85e, $1.05 and $1.25, tax included.With every new Abbott and Costello romedy comes the chorus.\u2018\u2019Fhis is the one they can't top.\u201d And then Abbott and Costello come along and top it, Just now the nation\u2019s top come- dlans are topping their previous afforts in a furiously funny en- terfaînment called \u2018Who Done it?\u201d The picture, a Universal comedy, opened yesterday at the Monkland United Theatre, Roles, Plot Described Pud and Lou have the roles of amateur datectives In the current achievement.Object of thelr quest is the solution of some devilish murder mysteries and the crimes take place in a hugs broadcasting station., Unmasked hy the police as impostors, the lads lead a chase which obviously has been manufactured as the movie pursuit to end all movie pursuits, In the course of hunting and being hunted.Bud and Lou are seen with such notable screen favorites as Patric Knowles, William Gargan, Louise Allbrit- ton and Jerome Cowlan.Others in the formidable cast include William Bendix, Mary Wickes, Don Porter, Thomas Gomez and Ludwig Stossel, radio's exciting new romantic vocalist; the Mills Brothers, hottest of all harmony teams, and the Radio Rogues, those merriest of all mimics! A down-to-earth story founded on fact, \u201cReveille With Beverly\" expertly blends music and comedy, romance and rhythm as it describes the origin of one of radio\u2019s most popular broadcasts.The program under discussion, \u201cReveille With Beverly.\u201d is heard in the extra-early morning hours, Intended for the \u2018\u201cyardbirds\u2019 in the Army camps, it supplies them with breezy chatter and toe-tap- ping dunes, That the program is popular, and ever more so, is evidenced by the fact that it first was heard on a Denver station, and promptly attracted nationwide attention, Today, the \u2018\u201cReveille With Beverly\" program is broadcast on coast-to-coast hookups and, from coast-to-coast, the boys in uniform are writing in for pictures of the young woman who handles the show, The good old days were those when the present butter ration for a week would have been just about enough for two waffles.LT Decarie Blvd.STARTING at Snowdon! TODAY & FRIDAY SPENCER TRACY KATHARINE HEPBURN \u201cKEEPER OF THE FLAME\" Also MILTON BERLE in \u201cWhispering Ghosts\u2019 SATURDAY = Tripoli remy mn PECIAL COMPA TNE \u201cTHE MOST REMARKABLE FILM OF THE ENTIRE WAR!\u201d ELL RENT: HL [20- RL ny IE] i = Dorothy Thompson oe Tobruk & ) N NR = Le IJ vem 00 -\u2014\u2014 NION FEATURE! \u2018AT THE MONKLA \u2018the orchestra were so well bal- (THE DOCTOR TAKES A WIFE\u201d Lotetta Young plays with Ray Mifland in the romantic comedy \u201cThe Doctor Takes A Wife,\u201d which opens at the Westmount United Theatre on Sunday playing until Tuesday night.Ll r rp nw rn yr 0.union in France,\u201d which will be at Sunday playing until Tuesday night.ND SUNDAY! John Wayne, Joan Crawtord and Philip Dorn in a scene from the thrilling story of the Underground movement in France, \u2018\u2019Re- re ets ans the Monkland United Theatre on Flats and Nat by BOOKS AND OPERA .A great man passed on Saturday.Arthur Mee died in London ai the age of sixty-seven but his name will live on through his famous work.Thirty-five years ago Mr.Mee originated a special encyclopedia for children and, edited this stupendous work himself.The Children\u2019s Encyclopedia is known to people of this continent as \u201cThe Book of Knowledge\" and what child has not delved into this treasure house without a feeling of happiness.Arthur Mee understood children and it was due to teaching his own child that the world has been able to benefit.The Children's Bible and The Children's Shakespeare are two other works of vast import- &uce by Atthur Mee.The Thomas Tapper series \u201cChild's Own Book of Great Mu- siclans\u201d has made children doubly enjoy reading about famous musicians.Those of you who have not seen these little wonder books will find that there is a sheet with pictures (each picture numbered) which have to be cut out by the child thus the child pastes them in and \u201cillustrates\u201d the book himself.At the conclusion ot each biography there are blank pages for the child to write his \u201cown story\u201d of that particular musician and just preceding these pages are numbered essential facts and questions for the child to consult în order to make the task easy.A needle and cord is enclosed to bind the book and \u2018presto\u2019 he has finished his own book.Bach.Beethoven, Chopin, Grieg, Handel.Haydn, Liszt MacDowell, Mendelssohn, Mozart.Schubert, Schumann.Verdi and Wagner are included in the series and entertainment as well as knowledge has been given the younger reader.x Fritz Kreisler, the famous violinist.has just become a citizen of the United States at the age of sixty-eight.The opera \u201cTristan and Isolde\u201d by Wagner which was presented last week at His Majesty's Theatre and conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham was a success seldom witnessed in Montreal.Aside from the fact that the audience accorded Marjorie Lawrence a personal triumph, the rest of the cast and anced that the performance was an artistic success from every point of view.In this columnist\u2019s opinion the orchestra deserves the greatest credit for Wagnerian music ig difficult enough for the singers but the Montreal Festival Orchestra which was augmented for the occasion, did some outstanding playing of the intricate score, The singers were ail familiar with their roles.Miss Lawrence and Julius Huehn as Kurwelal did the best singing of the eve- wg ees TOL Musical Sharps Frances Goltman urals ning.Arthur Caron as \u201cTristan\u201d was in good voice and the following were effective in lesser roles, Arthur Anderson, Elizabeth Wy- sor, Robert Lussier, Walter Schmolka and Adrian LaChance.Helen Traubel (who is a very large woman) in the role of *'Isolde\u2019 at the Metropolitan this season broke away from tradition and donned colors for the Isolde costumes.Marjorie Lawrence did the same.The stage settings were the most beautiful seen here in many a day.Richard Rystarik of the Metropolitan being the designer whose artistic work is a delight to the eye.At Belmont Park The management of Belmont Park, Montreal's only purveyor of outdoor fun and amusement, announced yesterday afternoon that an innovation will be introduced on Sunday afternoon, when danec- ing will be featured in the enlarged and beautiful dance pavilion from 3 to 5.30 p.m.with special admission prices prevailing.This will be the first time in many years that there'll be Sunday afternoon dancing at Belmont Park and, in consequence, war-workers on night shifts as well as other pleasure seekers who do not want to stay out late at night will be given an opportunity to trip the light fantastic in its many and varied forms to Paul Muni returns to the screzn after a two year absence as the star of Columbia\u2019s \u201cCommandos Strike at Dawn,\u201d of the world\u2019s toughest fighting menthe York United Theatre, featuring Anna Lee, -Lillian Gish, Sir Cedric Hundreds of war-trained Commandos Hardwicke and Robert Coote.portray themselves in the picture.first great drama The film opens Saturday at At The Snowdon On the night of October 23rd, 1942, the African desert burst into flames and.fury and the United Nations heard the electrifying news that the British 8th Army, General Bernard Montgomery commanding, had launched an all-out offensive against Rommel and his Afrika Korps and Italian Legions, who for months, only a secant 60 miles from Alexandria, had menaced Egypt, the Suez Canal and the entire Midie East.Eighty days later, the British triumphantly marched into Tripoli 1400 miles across blood-drenched desert, having put to rout the Nazi \u2018\u2018In- Hollywood Sky Ballet featuring five \u201cEmpresses of the Sky\u201d and one man in an unrivalled and original panorama of sky daring.vincibles\u2019\u201d\u2019 in one of history's decisive battles.Now, in the most remarkable motion-picture ever made, the complete, exciting story of that smashing conquest has been brought to the eyes of the world in \u201cDesert Victory,\u201d the feature attraction opening Saturday at the Snowdon theatre.\u201cDesert Victory\u201d is the complete photographic story of that brilliant military achievement, from the] time that General Alexander, | Commander-in-Chief in the Middle East, received Prime Minister Churchill\u2019s directive until the climatic moment when the General could answer, \u201cYour orders fulfilled.\u201d You see.in all its awesomeness, the clash and impact of two modern armies meeting head-on.Enormous gun duels at stagering distances .tre mendous suspense as sappers clear mine-fields .soldiers meeting in hand-to-hand combat .monstrous tanks thundering into action while overhead the R.A.F.blasts the Luftwaffe from 74a (St.Catherine at Guy) \u201cREVEILLE lb with Ann Miller, His Band.Band.Band.Count Basie and His Band.The thers.Kerr.TODAY AND FRIDAY WITH BEVERLY,\u201d Bob Crosby and Slack and His and His Freddie Duke Ellington Radio Rogues and Mills Bro- | RALPH RICHARDSON in THE AVENGERS.\u201d the strains of Stan Wood's Orchestra, Montreal's finest band and one of the outstanding; orchestras in the entire Domin- | fon, in addition to partaking of the tun and relaxation to be found on the many rides, attrac- tiong eta.on the grounds.Bee Kyle.world champion lady high diver who has been thrilling | patrons of the park these past | two weeks with her sensational.dive from a 110 ft.rigging into: a tank 15 ft.in diameter, and, containing only 5 ft.of water, will terminate her engagement on Sunday evening.The incoming\u2019 tree outdoor attraction, starting Monday afternoon, will be the Now at 5 p.m.and 11 p.m.McoBEE KYLE Champion Lady Righ Diver mm | Dance STAN WOOOS MUSK LES Men and women in military uniform admitted free of entrance \u2014 and reduced rate attraction tickets at à special booth, \u2019 Starts Saturday until Tuesday HEROES IN THE EYES OF THE WORLD! MEN IN THE ARMS OF THEIR WOMEN! 3 g À; g : = 2 2 = g 5 | ! | with Deborah | { | | | PING THE picid] the African skies.Many of the most sensational scenes in \"pest Septuor Vocal ert Victory\u201d were photographed Recital Wednesday by unknown German photographers, the films being found by British camera-crews as they \u20acaD- Saint Pierre, of 2095 Grey ave- tured strategic points.Four nue, founder, of the Septuor Vocal British camera-men died, many jn which she sings.and Miss Jean- were wounded and six were câD-\u2018 ette Guerin of Hampton avenue tured during the filming of Des- win take part in the recital of pi .tr ert Victory.ithe organization next Wednesday.Two N.D.G.singers, Miss Marie In contrast to the main fea-! ; ; ; Patrons will also hear Miss Claire ture, the added attraction.\u2018The; ; tai isite Can Meanest Man In The World,\" ; Cagnier.an exau adian starring Jack Benny and Priscilla Lane, is a frothy, light farce with radio's ace-funny-man in a series of hilarious situations.| singer.The latest British bombers, the Stirling.Halifax and Lancaster.| carry heavier loads of bombs One of the most heartrending | than any other bombers in serv- sights of the times is that of a ice in the world.The Stirling couple of senior co-eds dividing | can carry 8 tons of bombs\u2014much a \u201csandwich date\u2019 with a\u201c fresh- | more than even the bomb load of man and pretending it's lots of; the huge American Boeing Fly- fun, ing Fortress, Ww TlH 120 (Sherbrooke at Grey Avenue) TODAY until SATURDAY A strange tale, beautifully told, which combines the suspense of d''Lost Horizon,\u201d the sentimen- Fl tality of \"Goodbye, Mr.Chips\" and the tenderness of \u2018\u2019Mrs.Miniver.\u201d One of the most unusual , love stories ever told of a \u2019 girl who found love, lost it and found it again .and a shell-shocked hero who drifted into a romantic adventure of infinite beauty and tender ness! \"RONALD © [EA GREER - THU lom Harvest Par DORN eo susan PETERS HENRY REGINALD BRAMWELL TRAVERS -OWEN- FLETCHER Ki Also Special Shorts Starts Sunday until % Barbara STANWYCK in \"Golden Boy\u201d with Adolphe MENJOU William HOLDEN Tuesday % Ray MILLAND % Loretta YOUNG in \"The Doctor Takes A Wife\u201d with Gail Patrick \u2014\u2014 FRIDAY NIGHT REVIVAL SHOWING % Waiter PIDGEON in HOW GREEN WAS MY VALLEY\u201d with Maureen O'Hara, Donald Crisp and Roddy McDowall TODAY until SATURDAY Look Who's Sleuthin\u2019! Pe (7 INKLE VR SIZE (Monkland Ave.at Girouard) Shades of Sherlock .in the most riotous riot of defective detecting that ever scared you into laughsterics! BUD WILLIAM GARGAN Louise ALLBRITTON Jerome Cowon William Bendix Mory Wickes Don Porter Thomas Gomez Ludwig Stassel y -\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TWO HIT ATTRACTIONS \u2014\u2014 THE ALL-STAR LAUCH-&-LOVE BATTLE OF THE CENTURY! THE PERFECT SNOB\u201d with Charlie RUGGLES - Lynn BARI - Cornel WILDE Charlotte Greenwood - Anthony Quinn and Alan Mowbray STARTS SUNDAY UNTIL TUESDAY yo YF Joan CRAWFORD in | 4 Penny SINGLETON in Reunion in France\u201d \u201cBlondie for Victory\u201d with with John Wayne \u2014 Philip Dorn Arthur Lake \u2014 Larry Simms nage 2) arr Dre ee eee nal ul vote oud ml: in-air SARE pcr Tee all Nee ire UF Peon 5 An ag\" A am pre ara 3 ; \u2018Westw \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Agr Of Fertile, ted with s ed by hi streams; ! hag ben generatiot with Old ¢ pérous mi papermills Township Quebec p Maine, Ve shire, in | This be and vale traveller | the territe Of his sta tory of I Scots, WI this part EASTE PLE.1 Situated sawippi, Boating, Tennis R( Ever) For full etc., write McKay, P tion Bure \u2014 \u2014\u2014 Bror ACCOM) cn Boatin Good + R.Smit} or M \u2014 = Ridin === MI! Brom Foste Grant Know Know farie ave- local ean- enue 1 of bday.aire dian the ster, mbs erv- ling uch d of Fly- Id, ot n- \u2018\u201c WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1943 Of The Eastern Townships Fertile, rolling farmiands dotted with shining lakes and watered by hundreds of picturesque streams; farmsttads where father hag bedn succeeded by son for generatiohs; quaint little villages with Old Country churches; prosperous manufacturing towns and papermills \u2014 that is the Eastern Townships, lovely stretch of Quebec province which touches Maine, Vermont and New Hampshire, in the United States.This beautiful country of hill and vale is apt to fascinate the traveller from the time he enters the territory \u2018til the last moment of his stay.Here is history; history of British settlers, notably Scots, who have reproduced in this part of Canada, to some ex- EASTERN TOWNSHIPS PLEASANT VIEW .HOTEL NORTH HATLEY Situatéd on beautiful Lake Mas- sawippi, 90 miles from Montreal.Boating, Fishing, Bathing, Golfing, Tennis, Dancing and Riding.ROUTE 1 TO MAGOG Every Modern Camfort At Reasonable Rates For full particulars regarding rates ete., write or phone, phone 23, John McKay, Proprietor, or Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA, 2713 Brome Lake House BONDVILLE, QUE.ACCOMMODATION FOR GUESTS CITY CONVENIENCES Boating = Bathing - Fishing Tennis Good Food - Fresh Vegetables Beautifui Grounds R.Smith, Prop.Knowlton 138-1-2 or Moniter Vacation Bureau WA.2773 tent, land, Sherbrooke and Richmond are the main centres and hard by the former {is Lennoxville, with its school and university, known throughout the Dominion, Mem- phremagog, Massawippi and Brome are all famous lakes, with numerous summer resorts: on their borders and equally nowned for their fishing possibilities, This is the land of the fighting bass, the pike and the pickerel.Government re-stocking operations in early assured the angler a catch of his favorite fish, Many Townships streams algo boast trout, but it is essentially bass country.Hunting, too, is excellent in season, the thick woods and copices providing first class opportunities once the leaves com- rence falling.The Canadian Pacific Railway's main lines to Boston and to the Maritime Provinces serve this area, with branches to strategic points.The Quebec Central Railway, too, operates a direct line from Sherbrooke to Quebec, To this delightful countryside come summer visitors from both Canada and the United States.Many of them are permanent summer residents here, but the transient population is considerable and good accommodation is plentiful.Along the entire way of the C.P.R.line from Montreal there are lovely spots where the holiday maker may find the rest he seeks.the scenes of their native sizeable \u201cIt we can get TNT and steel on the enemy in greater volume than he can get them on us, we're going to be successful.\u2014General L.H.Campbell.\u201cThere is an important job of education to he done so that the tragedy \u2018of war will not come | again.\u201d \u2014Franklin D.Roosevelt.re- spring, has | Direet C.P.R.to Brome SERRE ( HOLIDAY AT KNOWLTON GROVE HOTEL ON BROME LAKE 70 MILES FROM MONTREAL Lake Station on Property o Riding - Tennis - Clock Golf - Swimming - Boating - Dancing ® Simmons Beds - Large Lounge Rooms © GOOD FOOD AND GOOD BEDS OUR SPECIALTY Rates $18 to $22 per week.Que.Write Knowlton Grove.Monitor Vacation Cottages to rent or phone EL.1849 or Bureau WA, 2773 TET MILEAGE FROM MONTREAL Brome Lake .69 Foster .r.67 83 90 Magog North Hatley .Granby .\u2026.\u2026.1.\u2026.50 Selby Lake .55 Knowlton .72 Vale Perkins .\u2026.90 Knowlton Landing 86 Waterloo .62 Rezd The Summer Resort Advertisements in This Issue of The and let us help you plan the kind of holiday you will enjoy most Booklets - Suggestions - Information EXAMINER VACATION BUREAU WA.2773% 2191 HAMPTON AVENUE Four pretty visitors to a Laurentian resort cavort on the delicately green grass close to the lake, The warm, have turned our Laurentian hills and woodlands into a fairy paradise for those who wish to wander there in searéh of early, fragrant bloom, The world's most ancient rocks are clothed again fn a mantle of new and delicate blossom, It is to the woodlands we must turn our steps {if we wish to share the \u2018sudden ecstasy of glory\u201d cf our northern spring, for our early flowers are nurslings of the woodlands, \u2018as wild as the Indian and as shy as the deer.\u201d The gay little Hepatica is the first to carpet ravines and sunny woods with color\u2014pale blue, soft pink, white and lavender tinted.A native of Northern Asia and Europe.the Hepatica has heen cradled in the arms of arctic snows for innumerable ages and seems to have acquired a sturdiness out of all proportion to its apparent delicacy.The plant forms its tiny flower buds in the autumn and lies heneath the snows of winter ready to blossom with the [first warm rays of the spring sun.The CAMPS Announcing .The 4th Season of CAMP ROSLYN A Camp for Boys from 8 to 14 years of age.|] 180 Acres \u2014 On the L'Achigan River, 12 miles northeast of St.Jerome.A 9-week camping activity from June 27th to August 28th Swimming \u2014 Canoe Trips \u2014 Hikes Woodcraft \u2014 Bush Games \u2014 Campfires Workshop Log Cabin and Bridge-building Projects Tennis \u2014 9-hole Golf Course i Baseball - Soccer.Feature Weeks: Water Carnivals \u2014 Midways \u2014 Fun Parades \u2014 Swimming, Track and Novelty Meets.| camp Directors: LIEST.JAMES H.PATRICK (On active service) soft days of spring {date of its bloom.then, is Color And Charm Abide In Laurentian Forests the date of the melting snow and above three-lobed, thick, brownish leaves appear the many petaled flowers borne on long downy stalks, Like a true pioneer, the Hepatica is an individual full of versatility; no two clusters are alike either in size or color while some plants have been given an unpredictable Rift of fragrance\u2014 an attribute which scems as capri- clous as the gift of genius among families.Bloodroot.a handsome member of the poppy family.appears only a little later, and often with the Hepaticas, in rich, moist woods, The starry.many-petaled flower of \u201csnowy whiteness with a heart of gold\u201d emerges from the leafy ground ns a bud wrapped carefully in a light green protecting leaf.1ts blossoms are very delicate.the petals remain but for a day or two and a breath of wind may blow them away even sooner.French Canada calls this plant \u201cSang Dragon,\u201d (Dragon's Blood), hecause of the orange-red, acrid juice which flower from bruised stem and root.The Indians prized it as a vegetable dye and as a decorative stain for their faces and tomahawks; they knew, too, of its poisonous properties when taken in large quantities, Spring Beauty is aptly named, for this dainty little blossom of the Portulaca family is one of the most beautiful of our early flow- CAMPS WHITTET\u2019S CAMP LACLOUWHI In the Laurentians BOYS AGE 6 to 16 Riding.Life Saving, Canae Trips, Handicrafts, Tennis, Boxing, Overnight Hikes, First Aid, Sailing Movies CAMP SEASON June 29 to August 24 SPECIAL SEPARATE SECTION For Boys 6 to 8 ers.It often covers entire areas of moist woodlands with its loose racemas of pala rose, dark-veined blossorgs and\u2019 shining.lance-like, opposite leaves.Although very fragile in appearance, with weak, often prostrate stems, it is amongst our earliest flowering plants, because its rooth lie so near the surface that they are affected by the sun's heat as soon as the snows leave the ground.The little cup-shaped flower is nl- so sensitive Lo tbe sun's rays, for, should the day be cloudy, the pale petals close up tight and are only induced to open again by an abundance of sunlight.This habit of closing in the shade is com mon {o mahy-wild .flowers and should he remembered hy those who bring their treasures from wood and fleld, only to discard the majority as hopelessly wilted.If any such exhausted blossoms are placed In sunlight with thelr stems in fresh .waler they will probably regain their vigor; it not, an application of almost hoil- ing water should he tried.* On hillocks or in rocky woodlands, dainty Dutchman's Breeches spread their lacy, KuKe-green leaves and strangely delicate flowers, \u201clittle clean white hreeches hanging on a line\u2019 nod gracefully ahove the feathery foll- age.A little later in the season, its twin, the faintly scented Squirrel Corn unfolds 18 small) white hearts, minute editions In cream and white of the well known garden Bleeding Heart.It derives its name, however, from the small golden fuhers resembling graing of corn which are attached to the roots.The fragrant nodding dell known as Dog's Tooth Violat 1s not a violet at all.It is, in fact, a miniature yellow lly horne on an eight-inch stem that rises from a pair of shining.brown-rpotted, lance-like leaves.This fascinating ly grows in large rolonies by leaping hrooks or in rich humus.carpeted maple groves, The anscrat of these vast beds of Dog's Tooth .Vinlets Iles In the manner of the LAURENTIANS Blagrave Inn Located ç>\u2014-> [In Heart Of Laurentians Miles of safe sandy beach, with a horizon of virgin forest across Lake Ouareau, is the view from the popular Blagrave Inn, St.Donat.It is 55 miles from Montreal And may be reached by route 80 via St, Agathe or by 18 via the Rawdon route, Lake Ouareau {8 one of the most pleturesque lakes of the Lauven- plant's reproduction, for it has two ways of spreading: by means of seeds and by corms or little bulbs.Thosa corms, formed, at the end of runners, will send up a single leaf and the process is repeated until a very considerable colony is formed, However, it requires at least pix years for a | corm to develop a hlossom, which accounts for the large number of sterile, single leaves in comparison with the few, two-leaved flowerinæ plants, Perhaps the favorite of the Lily family is the well loved Trilllum.which derives its name from the fact that all {ts parts are In threes: leaves, petals, sepals and stigma, The Painted Trilllum {a an exceedingly beautiful spocies although it is less showy than the large White Trilllum.1t will be found growing in cool coniferous woods; its bronzed whorled leaves forming à rich deep background for the wavy-edged, V- shaped, crimaon-centered white flowers.Every real lover of tril- Hums should gather aparingly of these exquisite blooms for when the flower is picked All the working leaves are also taken and thug the plant's means of communication with the upper air and light are entirely cut off.Red or Ill-scented Trilllum han the distinction of being one ot the few early woodland flowers of deep, rich color; its handsome red-purple blossom sceming even darker hy comparison with the paler growth surrounding it, As the flower is devoid of nectar, it depends largely for fertilization upon certain carrion flies and it is possible that the peculiar color and unpleasant odor of hlorsoms are designed to attract these in- eect friends.The old English name for the Trillium was Wake Robin, hecause in England the flower and the hird appear at the same time, hut here our robin comes long hefore the Trillium arises in the sunny woodlands.Detroit News: Subtlaty where a hushand remarks, with seeming approval, that tha more expensive of the hats in question makes her look \u2018sedate.\u2019 Bufternut Lodge WEST STE.ROSE 18 Miles from Montreal On Route A8, between Laval-aur-le-Lac and Ste.Rone.The Ideal Place for a Restful Holiday.Luncheons - Teas and Dinnen Berved In the Open Air on Serorned-in Piazza Operated by Mina EL.Dutrisae For reservations or Information phone 8t.Eustache 612-12 or Moniter Vacation Bureau WA.2771 tians with the stately beauty in natue\u2019's own unspoiled setting, seven miles in length and with a safe sandy bench.Numerous smaller lakes and streams ave in close proximity which abound with speckled trout while Lake Ouearean is famed for its large lake trout.LAURENTIANS HOLIDAY FOR HEALTH AT HIGHPOINT IN THE LAURENTIANS ITT INN PARRY TYP RTP ATR RY CELL RINT) CANTOR'S SQUARE LAKE INN St.Faustin Station, Que.5 Minutes Walk trom Station Sports - Social Activities - Dancing Kosher Meals Rooms with running water, Hot and cold showers.Por further Information, phone PL.8487 or St.Faustin 6, Ring 2 Blagrave Inn Lac Ouareau St.Donat, Que, 1 | Ideal Location, Safe Sandy Beach Tennis - Boating - Fishing Private Log Bungalows on Lake Front Write for Descriptive Folder or Phone St.Donat 2) or Monitor Vacation Bureau WA.2773 LAURENTIANS KERR'S FARM LAKEFIELD, QUE.«A mountain play ground.ideal for your vacation, 1% mites from La- Fnute on Moute 3.Free boats, safe, sandy beach, diving raft on beautiful Lake Hughes.Tennis, fishing, hiking.Rates $12 to $14 Weekly $2.50 per Day Write for descriptive foidor or Phone Lachute 938 R 1-4 I er Monitor Vacation Bureau.Wa.2773 \"ROWAN BANK\u201d Val Morin | 1deally situated for an enjoyable and restful vacation.| Comfortable rooms, modern conveniences, English home cooking, close to lake and golf course.Christian clientele, Phone or write for reservations MRS.E.M.HILL-JONES Val Morin 188W8 or | Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA, 2773, WIN-SUM INN PIEDMONT, QUE, AG milles from Montreal on Route 11 or CPI } Overlooking lovely Piedmont Valley.Ideal for n restful vacation.NO Tennis - NO Swimming Neardy © ltrenkfnnt in hed ff dosired at no extra charge.Fine mealn dy chef, No blinck fllen or mosquitoés, Golf and Bathing available, Planned entertainment with lots of fun.Comforiahle hedrooms and inner- aprine mattrosnes.SRLECTRD CLIENTELE Moderais Natea Hospitality you will not forget in one of the Laurentians, most de.fightful and beautiful apota.For particulars, write direct or Phone Rte.Adele 68 or Manitor Vacation Bureau, WA, 2778 an experienced \u2014\u2014\u2014 a I RE The \u2018 Martin's Lodge\u201d THE Within eny reach, at famous MR.AND MRS.FRANK SHARPE is supervised by a fauveur In RESTFUL, MODERN.EXCELLENT ! Phone: YO.8782 | Experienced Lady Personnel ana only 1154 mile by PR.of CUISINE, MODERATE RATES Business Manager: i Phone for booklet C.N.R.Hallways from Montreal, A nwo : 11 friendte hotel offering you rome c MPIONE JORN w.TATRICK } WA.5500 fort and hospitality at Tow rater, |! HA np Phone: WE.2114 | ! All sports swimming pol, tennis ! courts, wholesome meals Rates ;: Ii from $18.30 per week.Write for | Ask for descriptive foider.{| pooklet, Jj |LAUBENTIDE INN GRAND'MERE, Quebte 1% hours from Montreal Kamp WESTMOUNT KANAWAN FOR BOYS June 26th to Aug.21st Woodland Camp in the Laurentians, doctor and nurse in attendance, expert supervision.Boating \u2014 Swimming \u2014 Hiking Canoeing, etc.® LITERATURE ON REQUEST ® Y.M.C.A.4585 Sherbrooke West \u2014 WI.A YOUR KIND OF VACATION IS HERE IN THE HEART OF in a f) fongenial a ood foo Golf Tennis Montreal, Restr Riding anoeing Swimming fling Mountain Climbing no Hunting nes LAC OUIMET Enjoy a new thrill each da vigorating sunshine and conl breezes amon world's oldest peak Rest, recreation, social life in the bright, in- the tmosphere.Good rooms ., .rates reasonable.Be smart.Be- ore picking your vacation spot learn about Gray Rocks.New, improved train service from tricged fpientele, ER, Mg.Dir.GRAY ROCKS INN ST.JOVITE, QUEBEC CANADA, 3 \u2018 Ste.Agathe des Monts Facing Lac des Sables Tel.333 87 Tour du Lac Beach P.O.Box 358 Private \u2014mémes rtd.il 1055 canceing, Sh COMFORT AND ENJOYMENT «.At Val from Montreal .directly on the lake-front , .ft.decorated in early Canadian style.golf, tennls, tishing, hunting, climbing and all specialty \u2014 fresh roast turkey and chicken, raised right on the estate, David, 1% hours by train a lovely log chalet .elevation .40 rooms, private baths, : Riding, | : Table within easy reach.NOW Adele Lodge.good companions, the break you need.pool in the cuisine, Laurentians.Restricted clientele.See your local agent or telephone or write C.W.HONEY, MANAGER, STE.ADELE EN HAUT, P.Q.: ES \u201cFor a Quick Come-Back\u201d OPEN Ste Adele Lodge You've had your nose to the grindstone long enough.Get away from it all at Ste, Green mountain spaces, fun in the sun; 500 acres.just Largest Distinguished se |e av\u2014 per A VACATION that Surrounded by a mountain paradise of CHALET COCHAND offers you every summer sports activity, Swimming Pool, cluding Riding, Tennis, Golf, fishing, all on its own terrain.has EVERYTHING! in and lakes and evergreens Sandy beach ST.MARGUERITE STATION QUE., CANADA - Phoue No.25 eB grès men see 1 ec mf Aid peel TE Ctl Ge i SRN | ii ange ie oe es \u2018ened in the (fifth tripled home Aubrey Carew, who Æ&me they were outhit 8 to 5 by PAGE EICHT THREE TEAMS AS YET UNBEATEN IN SENIOR SOFTBALL LEAGUE; RCOG TO MEET DO NGERS JUNE 6 Syvie Munday and Kevin Kennedy of Dodgers Leading in Batiing \u2014 Wireless School Doing Well \u2014 Garage M2n Won Their Second Straight Game Three teams are maintaining ttrir unbeaten record in the West- mount Municipal Senior Softball League, the Dodgers, RCOC from Longue Pointe and the RCASC (MT) Garage.The Dodgers have won four games, the RCOC three and MT Garage two.This charmed circle will be broken by the end of this week as all three teams involved meet each other, in fact hy the time this paper ls read at least one of them will have bit the dust as the Dodgers were scheduled to hook up with the RCASC team last nlght, while the RCOC and Dodgers meet on Monday night, The Dodgers won their fourth game of the season when they beat hack Joey Richman's Wireless School club 5-1 in a game that was much closer than the score Indicater.The winners garnered all their runs in the first three Innings, scoring three times in the initial frame.Kevin Kennedy led the Dodgers at bat with three hits, two of them doubles while Al.Rowhotham from the Wireless team hit the only home-run of the game.The R.C.O.C.from Longue Pointe won their second and third straight games of the season when they defeated the Provost Corps 6-4 in a game at the Westmount Barracks and then edged out the No.5 Manning Depot team 4-3 al Westmount Park.Morgan was the big gun in the R.0.C.batting attack at the Barracks, banging out three hits in as many times at bat while Hughes helped out with a circuit clout in the third inning.The Provost Corps threat- inning when they scored four times but that was the only inning they obtained any hits off Bell who was on the mound for the winners, Three successive bingles by Martin, Wettihaufer and Robertson fn the fourth inning provided the winning margin for the R.C.O.C.in their game with the No.5 Manning Depot team, These three hits accounted for two runs to give the Longue Pointe \u2018team a 4-1 lead.The Lachine team retallated in the sixth frame when Bancroft honored with Cohen on base to make it read 4-3 but that was their last scoring effort.Higgins on the mound for the winners let the Airmen down with four Bits, his one bad inning being the sééond when he walked three men but got out of the trouble with only one run crossing the plate.The R.C.A.8.C.(M.T.) Garage won their second straight game when they eked out a 5-4 victory over the Navy, the Garagemen f scored the tying run in the sixth ifining and pushed over the winning counter in the last half of the seventh frame when Waldman had walked to open the inning.Although the Army team won the the sailors with White and.Don- nolly each getting two hits aplece for the losers, tae tres a mn em me FORUM GROCERY Nearest Licensed Grocer To Westmount Rapid Delivery Service from 10 am.to 7 p.m.daily Friday to 9 or.- Saturday to FI.4744 .16 first line signals busy \"Dial WE.1616 2209 ST.CATHERINE WEST RICH GARDEN SOIL LOAD 52.50 >slivered WA.6732 * The Wireless School kept in touch with the league leaders when they snowed the No.12 Equipment Depot under hy an 11-1 score, the winners counted seven times In the first inning and that was the ball game.Laing, shortstop for the Wireless team led his team at bat with four hits in that many times at bat.The Provost Corps copped their second win in four starts when they outscored the hard-luck Navy team 8-7, Gaudet, Maher, Lortie and Rochon sparked the Provost's win with two hits apiece.The winners had big innings in the third and fourth when they scored all but one of their runs.The Navy threatened in their last time at bat when they had the tying and winning rung on the hases but Myers flied out to end the game.Syvie Mundey and Kevin Kennedy of the Dodgers are leading the league in batting according to the averages issued last week, both of these Dodgers inflelders have made eight hits in fourteen times at bat for an average of .672.Dougle Maher of the Dodgers has made the most home-runs, 4, while Kevin Kennedy has banged out three two base hits.League standing including games played Monday May 81st.Results of games played during the week: May 27th: Dodgers 5, Wireless School 1; R.C.A.S.C.(M.T.) 5, Navy 4; R.C.0.C.6, Provost Corps 4.May 31st: R.C.O.C.4, No.5 M.|Depot 3; Wireless 11, No.18 E, Depot 1; Provost 8, Navy 7.Games to be played this week: June 8rd: R.C.O.C.(L.P.) vs.Wireless; EQ.Depot vs, Dodgers; No.4 Ord.vs.R.C.A.8.C.(M.T.); No.8 Command va.Provost Corps (at West, Barracks).June 7th: Navy vs.Lachine; R.C.A.8.C.(M.T.) vs.Eq.Depot; Dodgers vs.R.C.0.C.(L.P.).June 9th: Wireless vs, No.3 Command; No.5 M, Depot vs.No, 4 Ordnance; Provost vs.R.C.AS.C.(M.T.).P.W, L.Pts.Dodgers .v\u2026.4 4 0 8 RCOC on Pointe) \u2026 8 8 0 6 RCASC (MT) Garage 2 2 0 4 Wireless School ,.3 2 1 4 Provost Corps .4 2 3 4 No, 8 Command .2 1 1 2 NAVY Less.sacs Lana n se 4 1 8 2 No.12 Equipment Depot 4 1 8 2 -No.\u20184 Ordnance Corps .2 0 2 0 [No, 6 Manning Depot .4 0.4 0 \u2018Y\u2019 Vacation Club Program Includes Campfire Parties Plans are underway for the opening of the Westmount \u201cY\u201d Vacation Club as soon as school closes for the summer holidays.Every effort is being made to prepare a program to meet the needs of the boys of the community who will be spending all or part of the holidays in the city.Swimming, hiking, craftwork, educational trips and movies are only a few of the many interests 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 PUBLISHING We Do Printing Of All Kinds Phone WAlnut 2773* THE EXAMINER COMPANY Girls\u2019 Softball League Probable | In Near Future The Westmount girls\u2019 softball team held another practice on Tuesday night at Westmount Park and they wlll be back at it again this Tuesday evening.In all probability an exhibition game will be arranged for this week.The chances for a girls\u2019 league looks very bright as the Women's Division of the RCAF No.1 Wireless School are almost certain to enter a team and ft should not be too hard to round up two more clubs.More players are wanted with the Westmount team so that any girl wishing to play softball, residing in the city of Westmount, is asked to turn out to the practices.Roslyn Beat YMCA In Last Week's Bantam Baseball Falcons Meet YMCA Today; Bombers Play Roslyn Next Tuesday Although Davie Binmore pitched one-hit ball for the YMCA team In the Westmount Municipal.Bantam Baseball League last week, it was not good enough to win as the Roslyns walked ofl with a 5-4 decision In the only game played in the league last week.A game between the Ros- lyns and Falcons scheduled for Thursday afternoon was posl- poned due to wet grounds.The lone hit garnered off Bin- more was an all important two- baser by Archie Cummings with the bases loaded in the fourth inning of a game which was called at the end of the fifth due to rain.The continual rain seemed to hamper Binmore's pitching and he issued ten walks, three of them coming in the fourth frame when he walked Wilks, Donnelly and Gaunt, all of whom cantered over the plate when Cummings came through with his timely double.Cummings eventually scored to tie up the scoré.Up till this time the YMCA nine had been coasting along on a four- run lead which had besh garnered in the first four innings.Roslyns notched the deciding counter in the last half of the fifth when Jackle Walsh walked, got around as far as third, and then charged home with the winning run when Ted Tobias dropped a throw on the run-down to catch the Roslynite between third and home.The losers opened the scoring in the first inning when Dave Ross and Ian Forrest, who had walked, came in on Cammie Mc- Fadden's single.The YMCA team made it 4-0 in the first half of the fourth Inning when McFadden and Ronnie George both reached first as the result of in- fleld errors and both tallied on George Thomas\u2019 long single.The YMCA squad was also in a ecoring position in the fifth inning after Binmore singled but he was left on third with the possible fifth counter, Bishop on the mound for the Roslyns showed a creditable performance, walking but three men, using a wet ball throughout.On the other hand Binmore al- \u2018lowed but one hit and walked ten men.This afternoon the Falcons will meet the YMCA team while the Bombers play the Roslyns next Tuesday, both games to be played at Atwater Park.which will be available for the boy to try his skill at.Each day is filled with fun and action.that boye learn best by doing those things that give them satisfaction the daily program aims at teaching them skill in handicrafts, physical activity and nature lore.Along with the regular program of activities there will be many special events throughout the season.In July the vacationers will make their annual trip to Belmont.Park.The boys bring their lunches and a very enjoyable afternoon is spent at the park.Another highlight being looked forward to greatly by all is the Snooze Party held each week at the \u201cY\u2019.This is a program very simflar to.a camping program.The boys come to the \u201cY\u201d\u2019 early in the evening when they enjoy a campfire program followed by a moonlight dip in the swimming pool which is especially lighted tor the occasion.After the evening's activities are completed the vacationers sleep in the gymnasium.The next morning they arise early and after a morning dip and breakfast a baseball game in Westmount Park complete the day's fun.Plastic-impregnated fabric bags | are being used to bring gasoline to front lines in combat areas for J Fa \\ ON tanks, trucks and aircraft.tree ; ~ Dh Based on the belief « series The first thing to do in planning a diet is to compute the number of calories needed for a person o! given size and daily activity, The starting point is the number of calories necessary just to keep alive, i.e.to meet basal metabolic requirements, Basal metabolism is that which goes on with the minimum of ac- tivity\u2014that is, when lying still doing nothing but live, not even digesting food.Beyond that minimum level, the metabolism of the body {increases in proportion to its further activity.Under ba-al conditions, the average grown person uses 1400-1500 calories, and must therefore take food that affords that number of calories.As for the number of calories needed in various sorts of work, the following may be given as examples, of the calories per hour for a person weighing 150 pounds, Sleeping .200.00000 vesc.0000 65 Writing at desk seers.100 Standing at rest .\u2026.\u2026.105 SInging .icine 0e 120 Typewriting, moderate speed .125 Carpentry vee 24 Walking, briskly Sawing .Running .f Digging excavations 800 Football .coo veuenee 600 It will be seen that it a person spends eight hours in sleeping and another eight hours in work similar to that of writing at a desk and threes hours at mealtimes, in these 19 hours he will use 1320 calories.In the other five hours it he walks, takes part in sports, dances, does any sort of activity that keeps the large muscles in motion, he may average 200 calories per hour.This brings the total daily caloric requirement to 2620.If he goes in for very heavy athletics or work for several hours a day, his caloric requirements may run up to 4,000-5,000 a day.The average person uses at least 2,500 calories per day.To compute how much food is needed per day is as simple in principle as computing how much gasoline must be put into an automobile to go a given number of miles.It is not sufficient, however, to find out how many calories one needs per day, and to take any combination of foods that supplies that number.Exercise And Diet This is another in McFariane, Physical WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1943 ef besith articles A diet consisting of thirty pounds of lettuce, or a pound of peanuts, or a pound and a halt of crackers, would each furnish approximately a full day's requirements of, calories for the average; but even though a diet were agreeable and were good for the digestion, it would not be a balanced diet-\u2014that is the proportions must be correct.The second step in planning a diet, after having decided how many calories are needed, is to apportion them properly among the combustible foods.In the items mentioned above lettuce would be deficient in fat; peanuts in carbo-hydrates; crackers in both protein and fat.The proper ratio of foodstuffs has been variously estimated.With protein as 1.0, the proportion of carbo-bydrate and fat may be either of the two extremes given below, or somewhere between the two: Protetn Carbohydrate Fat 1.0 i 0.5 (Twelve Hours of Hygiene by F.Meredith.) This article will attempt to answer the question, \u201cWho Should Take No Exercise?\u201d Almost fio one needs to forego all exercise.Even those with weak hearts usually can and should have the sort of exercise that will gradually train their hearts and improve their circulation, but their exercise must be prescribed by a physician.There are times, however, in most people's lives when their customary exercise would be harmful rather than helpful.For example, it is not desirable to exercise during any illness with fever, or during recovery from such an illness, except under medical advice.Also, it is often harmful to exercise without restraint after injuries to muscles, tendons, ligaments, and joints.Unless advised to the contrary by a physician, it is wise to omit any exercise that causes definite pain or that gives soreness or tenderness in any part of the body (except the customary slight muscle soreness that constitutes ordinary fatigue).\u2014(F.L.Meredith, M.D., Twalve Hours of Hygiene.L.Binmore\u2019s Team Leads Pee Wee Softball Section YMCA Boys Now Have Four Wins And No Losses Davie Binmore's YMCA team in the A group of the pee wee section in the Westmount Municipal Softball League are continuing thelr winning ways and are now leading the section with four wins and no losses.Their closest rivals are the Royals who have won three of their four games.The YMCA team won their third game of the season when they outscored Ross Gillingham\u2019s Panthers 16-12.A big fourth inning in which they scored nine runs gave the Y team their win.Ian Forrest and Ross Jolly clouted home-runs for the winners, while Ken Livingstone and Rene Chatebrois did likewise for the Panthers.The Y's fourth win was at the expense of the Royals, the winners again coming through with two big innings, the fourth and fifth, when they scored three and two runs respectively, to win the game 6-4.Dave Barnard was the hero of the Y team, clouting a home-run and a triple to account for the tive runs scored in these rallies, Cammie McFadden hurled six innings for the winners and only allowed the Royals four hits, but he was in continual hot water as he allowed six walks.The Argos also picked up two wine during the week, defeating the Royals 12-3 and the Rinkey- dinks 15-4.Earle MacDonald led the onslaught on the Rinkeydinks with two home-runs while Bob Lunny and Lorne Foy banged out three hits apiece.In the other game the Royals held their opponents in check till the sixth inning when the Argos scored three times and then four more times in the seventh frame to take the game.The Royals managed to win one game during the week when they outscored the Panthers 13-9.The winners scored in every n- ning and managed to stave off a last ining rally by the Panthers.The Cardinals and Panthers remain unbeaten in the B group of the pee wee section.The Cardinals won their second game when they beat the Red Wings 19-6 while the Panthers swamped the Tornados 21-12.Games to be played this week: A group\u2014Friday, June 4th, Rinkeydinks ve.Royals, YMCA vs, Argos; Sat, June bth.Ria- a 60,000,000 Fans Can\u2019t Be Wrong Brought to his feet by a statement made by Quentin Reynolds, former baseball writer and now a famed war correspondent, that \u201cthe game should have a lobby in Washington just like any other organization,\u201d Commissioner K.M.Landis said in part: \u201cWe do not want baseball in America exempt from the liabilities of common life in America.We want the same rules applied and enforced on us as On everyone else, \u201cWhen I give thought to the statutes ruling our lives in war 1 think of those fellows in New Guinea crawling in trenches and those fellows in Afriéa.They have complied with those statutes.\u201cThis is baseball\u2019s position and I take full responsibility for it.\u201c] don't want any man in the stands to think that any man on the field is exempt from any law or rule or statute.\u2018\u2019On the question of going to Washington: I didn\u2019t want a story to come out of Washington that would justify the inference that we are seeking any better treatment or exemptions from the conditions of war.I think baseball is strong enough that we don't need to send a lobby and can leave the situation to the 60,000,- 000 fans.\u201cAnd about the question of whether baseball is going to die or is going to live, I've formed the habit of living.\u201d OIL FOR MUNITIONS Every ship, every tank, every piece of ammunition.large or small, must have a suitable protective coating of which linseed oil is the base.To meet the increasing demands for linseed oil, the 1943 objective production of oil-bearing linseed in Western Canada is 20.000.000 bushels, a 67 percent increase over the 1942 production.keydinks vs.YMCA, Panthers vs.Argos; Mon., June Tth, YMCA vs.Rinkeydinks; Wed., June 9th, Royals vs.Panthers.B group\u2014Sat, June 5th, Panthers vs.Red Wings, Tornados vs.Cardinals; Wed.,, June 9th, Cardinals vs.Panthers.ANSWER TO CROSSWORD PUZZLE et 3 re Westmount Park «Games Arranged For This Week The following events scheduled to take place in West- mount Park this week: Thursday, June 3: Three games in the senior section of the Westmount Municipal Softball League.Friday, June 4: Two games in the junior section of the West- mount Municipal Softball League.Monday, June 7: Three games! in the senior section of the Westmount Municipal Softball League.League, Tuesday, June 8: Girls\u2019 softball.Wednesday, June 9: Three games in the senior section of the Westmount Municipal Softball League.FREE SERVICEMEN'S GOLF \u201cTom Walsh, former president of the PGA, believes servicemen should be encouragd to continue playing golf\u2014and he believes he has the proper stimulus.Working with the Chicago District Golf Association and the USO, Walsh is going to help men in uniform to play on.the city\u2019s public courses for nothing but a smile.They'll be provided clubs, balls and transportation\u2014every- thing but a caddy tip, and even that may be tossed in.He hopes the idea spreads.We will believe that aviation has really arrived when we see a two-passenger airplane go by with seven or eight high school are! A large number of the Y mem.| bers are making use of the swim- Ming pool at a \u2018general swim\u201d period held Monday to Friday from 4.30-5.30.Many of the \u2018boys are given help in improving their swimming and diving.These periods are closely supervised by the members of the staff.A very popular event with the members of the Prep section is their weekly art class directed by Brodie Shearer.Each Wednesday the Preps gather in the front i assembly hall where they receive { help and instruction in their painting.Many interesting pictures have already been created by the members of this class.Last Saturday the Juniors left the \u2018\u2019Y\u2019\u2019 early in the morning on another bicycle hike.This hike took them as far as Senneville where they enjoyed an active program on a nearby beach.Re- turnigg home in the late afternoon the day was completed with a swim at the \u2018\u201cY\u201d\u2019.Next Saturday the boys will enjoy a moving picture show starting at 2.30.After the show there will be a general swim for all members.Junior Softhall Postponed Meet Set For Friday The opening game in the jun.for section of the Westmount Municipal Softball League be twen the Beavers and the Dodge.ers scheduled to be played last Friday night was rained out so that these two teams Will meet tomorrow night instead.The league schedule got underway on Tuesday night when the Dodgers visited the Staynor Park team at the Staynor Street diamond.It seems quite certain tha Roy Hellyer will enter a team in the loop, making the circuit a four.feam affair.If the expected happens then the Staynor team will visit Westmount Park tomorrow night to meet the newly-formed aggregation.\u201cWashington is not Berlin and we do not propose to regiment our colleges to any standardized program of State-directed serve ice.\u201d\u2019\u2014Paul V.McNutt, Approximately thirty-five boys and girls between the ages of 6-10 have enrolled for a series | of semi - private learn - to - swim! classes.Several have already learned to swim the width of the pool.Each section meets twice a week, the boys on Monday and! Thursday.the girls on Tuesday | and Friday.Where the Other Half Lives Semi-Private learn-to-swim lessons for boys and girls, 7 to 10 years of age.12 lessons $5.Individual instruction by latest methods REGISTER NOW WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A \"About half the population of! students seated in it, the world lives in Eastern Asia.Wilbank 2159 , (A WESTMOUNT; required: (a) (b) dministrator\u2019s Order No.A-488) NOTICE TO ALL WHO RENT ROOMS This applies to anyone who lets one or more rooms < furnished or unfurnished - with or without meals = in the following municipalities : The Cities of MONTREAL, LACHINE, OUTREMONT, VERDUN, The Towns of HAMPSTEAD, MONTREAL EAST, MONTREAL WEST, MOUNT ROYAL, LASALLE, ST.PIERRE, ST.LAURENT, and the Village of COTE ST.LUC.Everyone in the limits of the above mentioned municipalities who lets one or more rooms, furnished or unfurnished, with or without meals, is To register each room at the Wartime Prices and Trade Board Rentals Office, 84 Notre Dame Street West, Montreal, on or before the 14th day of June, 1943; To post in a conspicuous place in each room a card issued by the Rentals Office showing the registered rate for such room., PERSON the municipaliti Two Kinds of \u2018Registration Forms Provided You will need Form R.C.34 (White) if you rent one or more rooms, supplied with furniture, bedding and linen, and occupied by one or more boarders or roomers who pay so much PER You will need Form R.C.35 (Blue), if you rent one or more rooms for light housekeeping at a FLAT RATE PER ROOM rather than so much per person.WHERE TO OBTAIN REGISTRATION FORMS The forms are available, free of charge, at all Post Offices in es listed above.HOW TO COMPLETE AND FILE REGISTRATION FORMS The required registration forms should be filled in in duplicate, - and mailed or delivered to THE WARTIME PRICES AND TRADE BOARD RENTALS OFFICE, 84 NOTRE DAME STREET WEST, MONTREAL, on or before the 14th day of June, 1943.keep it as a proof tha on the rate card.\u2019 forms are not obtoina TRO aL esp re CTI en ST Ba ar ear) ea t he has registered his rates.ble at the Post Office.+ PROOF OF REGISTRATION AND POSTING OF CARDS The Rentals Office will mark an acknowledgment of receipt on one copy of each registration form and return it to the registrant, who should The Rentals Office will issue to the registrant a room rate card for each room registered.Upon receipt these cards must be posted in the relative rooms.The registration forms require that a number be given to each room and this number will appear on the relative card.The card bearing the number of one room shall not be altered or transferred to another room.If a room is let along with another room by the same person or persons, each room must be given a different number.These cards will be signed by the Local Examiner of the Rentals Office.NO OTHER CARD IS VALID.RATES MAY NOT BE INCREASED WITHOUT PERMISSION Without the permission of the Local Examiner no operator of ony rooming accommodation shall demand or charge, and no tenant of such accommodation shall pay or offer to pay, a higher rate than the one shown ROOMS RENTED FOR THE FIRST TIME ALL ROOMS LET ON OR AFTER THE 14TH DAY OF JUNE, 1943, MUST BE REGISTERED WITHIN FOUR DAYS OF FIRST BEING LET.ROOMS WHICH NEED NOT BE REGISTERED Rooms in hotels, hospitals, nursing homes, charitable institutions, educational institutions and incorporated clubs which are not operated for profit.TOURIST HOMES: Rooms in tourist homes and other similar establishments \u2019 for which a provincial licence has been issued, and which are customarily let by the day, will be registered on special forms which are obtainable on request at the Rentals Office, 84 Notre Dame St.West, Montreal.These RENTALS ADMINISTRATION Quebec and the Maritime Provinces p THE WARTIME PRICES AND TRADE BOARD Li I ne PR OE YE I i ome ag Bad pe Pa Ere ben i fa ide i TH T it the United +jation ievera It Tecles sur a may h H ior, hi Beg the *¢ \u201cTh aroun and whose passip regar \u201cguid taking tion 8 priest heen to lis ROTTO! to hi coura \u201c0 bave near toe dispe ness nered He vw never trust, bighe belon he \u20ac: unho for ¢ lite duty.\u201cT and, dinar tinue the the the s enab der most plian spire and was mou: thro \u2018 B T ane "]