The Westmount examiner, 16 mai 1947, vendredi 16 mai 1947

[" wspeper , er .IR #47 Years M Westmenat\" L DEAUTIFUL CERTIFIED D DEA DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS WEDDING GIFTS Expert Watch & Clock Repairs OHMAN'S JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.WE, 4046 xvill, Neo.20 ee meeting was to acquaint the bers with one another, each got up and identified himself he gathering early in the meet- Door Prize ring the meeting a draw took e for a door prize, which coned of a half page of advertis- in the Examiner, contributed he Association by the paper.prize was won by the Ice ufacturing Company.r.James stated that the As- jation was formed with one f purpose in mind, i.e., to edu- p the people of Westmount to fact that its businessmen d ready to serve its citizens vell in the community as else- ere, in all types of business ex- t two \u2014 no furniture dealers represented, and Westmount is ery live community, because rz is no undertaker.he executive of the Associa- , elected in March for the com- year, was announced as fols: president, C.James; vice- sident, Phil Page; 2nd vice- ident, A.Smithers; treasurer, 3 Grafton; directors: Miss Jo- Miss Evans, P.Golden, Leo tent, Don Ross, Eric Ohman, d Robson, Gordon Kenwood, Bacoransky, Jack Carleton, and iau.Group Insurance e question of group insurance on the agenda, and Mr.Hef- an.of the Great- West Life trance Company, explained the ils of a suggested Group Wel- plan drawn up by his com- y for members of the West- nt Business Men's Association.answered several questions the floor, and mimeographed es of the Great West Life Company plan which had _ discussed previously were ibuted among the members further consideration.* lowing this, discussion took (Continued on 2) ty Frolics Will sen! Final Show embers of the Unity Frolics leady to wow the public pith lively stepping musical Although they have per- ed twice before, Thursday bring the biggest and best entation yet to the\u2019 West- nt Junior High School As- bly Hall; sharp, curtain time at ckets ma door: ÿ be procured at so for a chance to \u201cle younger generation of neighbourhood in action, Miss the - Unity Frolics \u2018 of TA Teal Varety Shop iesios.OGAL e Manufacturing Coins Door Prize \"The meeting held by the Westmount Business Men's Association Victoria Hall, Wednesday evening, was attended by approximately embers, and proved to be a successful session.Mr.C.James, President, opened the meeting by stating that out a possible 200 members, the Association roster now numbers , and that he had been informed that on a percentage basis, the stmount Association has better representation than any other organization in Greater Montreal.It includes members from e countries, including native Canadians, and is a democratic anization in which all members are expected to take part.and the Mutual Life Assur- ince one of the purposes of Foodhandlers\u2019 Instructional Lecture The first of a series of three foodhandlers instructional classes was given Monday by the Dept.of Health to persons employed in food establishments, and was appreciated by those who attended.The .enthusiasm displayed showed that explanation of correct methods in preparing, storing and protecting foods for human consumption against contamination is most important in the food industry.| The basic rules of health and sanitation necessary for the safeguarding of themselves and their patrons was fully explained to the audience.In view of this fact, it goes beyond the ordinary occupational skills and becomes a vital programme in the interest of Public Health, and as such has the full co-operation of the Dept of Health.Clean wholesome food is vital to all of us in maintaining health; it is estimated that today about 5,000,000 Canadians \u2018eat out\u201d every day, and the number of outbreaks of food poisoning has increased every year.Therefore, the Dept.of Health is conducting these educational classes in an effort to cut down the number of cases of persons who suffer from the effects of contaminated fdods.Food poisoning occurs in many ways; the more common forms are caused by bacteria contaminating improperly processed foods, or foods prepared hours before it is to be eaten and then not protected by proper storage or refrigeration.The next class will be held in the Victoria Hall next Monday at 3 p.m.At.this meeting two films will be shown with discussions of personal habits, physical fitness and its relationship to everyday life, and your job.Correct methods will also be discussed in washing, rinsing and sterilizing of dishes, glasses and utensils.The Medical Officer of Health, Dr.J.J.Day, extends to all residents of Westmount a cordial invitation to attend any of the meetings: no admission is charged and the meeting -will be conducted by Mr.A.G.Macnab of the Dept.of Health.SOFTBALL MEETING The Senior Section of the Municipal Softball League is to hold a meeting at Victoria Hall, tonight at 8 p.m.All those interested are invite to attend.\u2018 \u2018BUSINESS ASS\u2019N MEETS Time to Take Part in the Spring Clean-Up Campaign + nN The.Toxine Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis Hardwood Floors Repaired - Refinished Supplied - Laid - Finished Cleaned A.Ross Grafton & COMPANY Free Estimates WE.2323 4263 St.Catherine St.Westmount WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1947 BARRY MORTON Well-known to local sports citizenry, whe will act as chairman of the Lions Club Second Annual Match Play Pro-Golf Championships.Merton is a past-president of the Montreal Ski Club, a member of the Bourd of Trade, the Lions Club and the Canadian Club.Mr.Merton resides on Upper Belmont Ave, Westmount.Lions Clubs Elect Officers The Lions Clubs of Greater Montreal at a recent meeting with the Canadian Professional Golfers\u2019 Association, Zone 2, in connection with the Second Annual Match Play Championship, have appointed officers for this outstanding sports event which is to take place at the Marlborough Golf Course, September 12, 13 and 14.The Chairmen of different Committees for Lions and Professionals are as follows: Barry Morton, chairman; Wes Younkie, vice-chairman; Mike Wallis, secretary; Bruce Anderson, treasurer; Geo.Blundell, John Symington, co-chairmen of programme: Herve Michaud, Les Buddo, co-chairmen of tickets; Harry Houghton, Chairman of publicity; Bob Harvie, chairman of prizes; Val Des Loges, Pat Riley, Walter Woodall, Bill Adamson, club arrangements.Professionals: \u2014 Buddy Clark, chairman; Art.MacPherson, Red MacKenzie.Any Old Instruments ?The \u201cboys\u201d of the Westmount Police and Fire Department are attempting to get an orchestra started and wou'd appreciate any instruments, in any condition, which residents might have and care to donate or let them have reasonably.Would any citizen who might have an old instrument around the house please call WE.2239.HOME MAKERS\u2019 CLUB Mr.George B.Clarke, of the Family Welfare Association, will be the speaker at the closing session of the Home Makers\u2019 Club at Westmount Y.M.C.A., on Monday, at 8 p.m.Mr.Clarke's topic will be, \u201cWhat Makes Marriage Successful?\u201d PRICE\u2014THREE CENTS Monday saw the opening of Clean-up Movement has increased clean, attractive, and healthy.For Rink Injuries Stephen Frost, attendant at the Westmount -skating rink at Sherbrooke street and Wood avenue, and the City of Westmount were sentenced jointly and severally by judgment of the Superior Court, last week, to pay damages amounting to $4,189 for injuries suffered by 14 year old André Touchette, whose head was fractured when struck by a hockey stick allegedly thrown by Frost, skating in the rink, February 35, 1943.The defence claimed that Touchette and his companions were teasing the attendant, who, not intending to injure the boy, threw a hockey stick in his direction and told him to go home.Mr.Justice C.A.Bertrand held that the attendant was responsible for the injury to the boy, and since he was in the employ of thé City of West- mount, the City was jointly liable.The boy's mother, a widow, had claimed $10,000 in damages in action against the defendant.TENNIS TICKETS AVAILABLE Tennis tickets are now available to Westmount citizens, free of charge, for all Westmount public tennis courts.They may be obtained at the Westmount - Parks Department office.Satisfactory proof of residence in Westmount is required.ADDRESSED MEETING .Major D.E.Fulton, Member of ° Parliament for Kamloops, B.C., whe last night addressed @ large meeting in the Victoria Hall, West- mount, under the auspices of the Progressive Conservative Assecia- tien ef St.Antolne-Westmount.Mr.C.S.Medill, President of the Association, presided.while the boy was | the annual Spring Clean-up and Beautification Campaign, which is to run until May 24th, Initiated in 1909 under the auspices of the City Improvement League, the and spread yearly.Last year, 160 communities took part, and it is hoped that more than 200 will participate in the Campaign this year.Since its inception 38 years ago, the Movement has been strongly supported by the League, which has worked hard to organize every interest that could contribute toward making the metropolitan district \u2014\u2014# The Clean-Up and Beautifica- City Held Liable tion drive this year is spoasored by the Montreal Junior Board of Trade who are out to make the citizens of Greater Montreal \u201cclean-up conscious.\u201d The object is to clean away the winter's accumulation of rubbish from every corner of the metropolitan district.The hundreds of miles ol streets and lanes, the many parks and squares, and the thousands of residences, stores, warehouses and factories, etc, all fall within the scope of this activity, which to be successful must have the active support of the citizens themselves.Enviable Reputation The City of Westmount has long been recognized as an advanced community.For instance, in 1913 it was the first city in Canada, and one of the first on the continent, to adopt the Coun- cil-City Manager form of municipal government.Since that time, the system has changed and developed greatly, and West- mount has developed with it, retaining its position in the van.Success in the huge Spring Clean - Up and Beautification Campaign is possible only with the co-operation of the citizens themselves, and it is the duty of the citizens of Westmount to personally take part in maintaining their City\u2019s enviable reputation.\u2026 In addition to making your City a clean, attractive place in which to live, the Clean - Up Movement has broader aspects \u2014 i.e, the lessening and possible elimination of fire hazards from combustion of accumulated rube bish and the improvement of health conditions due to increased cleanliness.Remember to do your part in keeping Westmount clean, not only during the present Campaign but also throughout the year, by refraining from litter ing the streets with rubbish and lidless garbage cans.\u201cKeep Your City Clean! Local Doctor Heads Medical Association Dr.A.H.Gordon, of 634 Victoria Avenue, was elected president of the Association of Ameri- man Physicians at its recent 60th annual meeting.He succeeds Dr.O.H.Perry Pepper of Philadelphia.Consultant ia Medicine to the Montreal General Hospital, Dr.Gordon was professor of Medicine at McGill University and senior physician at the Montreal General Hospital before he retired from teaching and hospital staff duties in 1930, \u20183 3 0°\"1 c01 0 EE PRE Pw hls.Me ¥en AR D A te À LATE ee WHIMSIES By Oliver Towne Readers with an exceptionally long memory (six months.cor soy 3 to be exact) may recall a:lengthy item in this corner on Friday, November 21st of last year.At that time, we saw-fit to.condemn: the landlord who was leaving an empty stare:and two: flats above : ex.pty, for no.apparent reason, and.they -had: been.that way: for.about twelve :years.: The buildings are on St.Catherine Street West, numbers 4105 and 4109, near the corner of Wood Avenue, THE EXAMINER, \u2018FRIDAY, MAY 16, Roslyn: News By\u2018 Douglas.Turner - and Ross Southward On'May 8th, the boys of Grade VI had a: delightful surprise.They had a.trip: to the Pépai- Cala Company plant.They left early in the afternoon by -chàyt- ered: bus.TRe «trip was a\u2019 noisy one, as each boy was doing his share of singing, yelling and laughing On-arrival, the.boys were divided into two groups and were shown all through the!\u2019 building: by guides.They .were interested in seeing.the way the) Well, passing that way yesterday, we observed that some construction\u201d work -is-astually: going: on'.new, .whéther rit \u2018is::mereky al- \u2018tenations, redecorations, déstruetion;or who-knows-what, it's too early to tell as yet.One-thing \u2018is sure; anyway, - something should be done-at once te make the buildings habitable and we hope that \u2018is what \u201cist uns derway now! Time alone will tell.that with: the+ housings shortage still as critical \u2018as-it \u2018is, * Ice Mfg.Go.(Cuntiaued-from Page 1) | place which involved a possible assessment of the members to enable the.Association to deat: with :.the- So, Westmreount-is: to -have.-an- | many - individual advertising vap- other Theatre, on Victoria Ave-, \"nde.We say - another: one: be- \u2018cause.fhe one.on Greene: Avenue is slated to open -sometime Within- the: next- three - or \u2018four weeks,\" aecerd.ng.to the: latest\" reperts.! %* % % Some complaints - reaching us.about \u2018 the trees, long: a: beauty mark.of Westmount, being: cut down along Sherbrooke Sireet, from.Roslyn Avenue west to the.city limits: It docs seem a.shame to cut down such old: staunch warriors, but then, it would be an even greater shame and danger trying to dodge in and out of these trees after the road \u2018has been widened.Maybe it\u2019s \u2018all for the Hest! %* 4% % Have you tried driving up Clarke Avenue, from Sherbrooke street up to Montrose Avenue and even up to the Boulevard.If you do, be sure your insurance is paid up to date.The road, particularly the first block of it, is far more peals which the memters frequently: encounter.This.point was set aside -for further consideration.It was then pointed out that.net.one member of the Westmount Municipal Council is a Westmount business: man, and: in the\u2019 discussion that: follewed, certaïn:steps were propesed to-remedy the \u2018situation.The :meeting :concluded with :the serving of refreshments.COLUMNIST TALKS: TO.BROTHERHOOD Howard S.Ross, K.C., columnist the Brotherhood of St.James United Church at 3 p.m.on Sunday on \u201cWould It Pay The World To Accept The -Principles Of The ;Sermon On The Mount\u201d.for this \u2018newspaper, is to speak to.drinks were made and: bottled.thé\u2018 work and the :botties -marched around like :soldiews.: After the and: everyone: toek full\" advantage of this.The next day dominoes, blotters and rulers were: teachers + whe.awanged «the.trip Everyone: wants: to.thank the teachers = who : aranged:: the trip andthe: Pepsi-Cola Company.: for: their - great: hospitality.Last: : Wednesday - therex was a4 softtall :: game « betwreen- the< Rés- lynites and : the \u2018Thunderbolts.The: girls'on:the Roslynites Team won | by the: score: of 7158.Elizabéth - Vale, of Room: 20; came \u2018back -last Saturday \u2018from.a trip ; to « Ehgland« Last Thürsday a -softtall game- was : played bétween - the.« Tigers and \u2018the Cäts.Cats won- 13-12 in\u2019 a=very \u2018exciting: and close game.Tigers swere cuprfifstzi and.at the.end « of \u201cthe: half \u201cof * the: first inning, the score .was Tigers 1, Cats -0.' Thien:Cats went ahead 2-1, and kept .their.lead all through -the :game.- At the:end of \u2018thé last \u2018inning; Tigers got to within one«run of tying the game, with the bases loaded.Then the team\u2019s \u2018all round good playing: kept the Tigers scoreless.BY REG like a country road that was! paved sone fifty years ogo and has not been touched since.It is a: mass of holes, bumps, stones and other things designed to do your car no good.Perhaps the city fathers are going to start on it soon.At any rate, we hope so.*.% % Two cartons, large ones at! thal, were stolen from outside the Westmount Stationery Store on Sherbrooke near Victoria, and, sadly enough, they contained a large amount of children\u2019s toys.They were taken from right in front of the store, between 3.10 and 3.25 p.m., and they were too large for any youngsters to walk away with that\u2019s pilfering right in the open.1 [ Regular Sabbath Services, Friday evening at 8:15.Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cGentleman's Agreement\u201d, comments on the best seller | by Laura Z.Hobson.Religious School Closing, Sun- | day at 10:45 a.m.Program: Hymn | No.255 \u201cWe Meet Again in Gladness\u2019; Brief Ritual Service, Hymn\u2019 Book page 458; Greetings, Mr.Charles Asch, Chairman of School Board; Dramatization \u201cLove of Torat\u201d John Jonas, Harold Ber- en: Hebrew songs, Junior Grades; Playlet \u201cRuth and Naomi\u201d, Ada Sterns, Cecile Reinbarz.Kindergarten Department, Award of prizes, Kindergarten \u2014 Class 6.Hebrew Playlet, direction Mrs.A.V/olk, Leslie Jonas, Gerald Port- ner.Junior Valedictory, High School Department prizes, Grades 7, 8 9, 10.Special prizes: Sr.Valedictory, Arnold Hollinger, Hatikvah, God Save the King.Miss Frances Katz, M.A.Direct- ress of School, will preside during the exercises.Parents \u2018and friends are cordially invited.Sisterhood Closing Luncheon Meeting and Annual Election of Officers will be held Tuesday, at 12:30 p.m, at the Temple Community House.Speaker: Miss Rachel Smiley, Journalist, social: worker and traveller on \u201cImpres- Temple Emanu-El Well, we're all set for the Scout Show on Saturday evening .at The Forum, or, at least, we hope we are.The Circus Committee seems to be very pleased with the way things are turning out, and all indications point to the overwhelming success of Montreal's largest Scouting event of the year.However, we \u2018must all remember that it will take the combined efforts of every Wolf Cub, Scout, Sea Scout, Senior Scout and Scouter to make sure of the success we are hoping for.We \u2018trust every Scouter will read through, and thoroughly, the folder of final-instructions issued by Scout Headquarters on Bishop Street.There must be no hitches during the operation of this large scale event and remember that the whole Montreal public will be judging Scouting in Montreal, Westmount and the different suburbs around Montreal by what they see at the Scout Show Saturday.Don't let them or yourself down! And how about those ticket sales?Have you got yours sold?Try to have all your money in for all tickets by the day of the Show! One of the crowning disappointments of the year in Canadian Scouting was announced at Dominion Headquarters in Ottawa last week when it was made known that there will be no.Canadian Delegation attending the International Jamboree in Paris this summer.Reason given was that it was due to a lack o shipping space and passenger accommodation.It seems rather strange, in view of the above, that the United States has been able to complete arrangements for over EIGHT HUNDRED representatives to attend and Britain is sending over SIX THOUSAND delegates to the Jamboree.The Canadian party was to have consisted of thirty-three Scouts and 3 Scouiers, making a total of only THIRTY-SIX members.Let the above facts speak for themselves.The Annual Meeting of the Scouters\u2019 Club of Montreal will be held next Wednesday evening, starting at 8.15 p.m.at Scout Headquarters, 1523 Bishop Street Montreal.Reports for the year will be heard, election of officers for the ensuing year will be held and any other business aris- ling.will be dealt with.Scouters jons of Europe and Palestine\u201d should have received, or will very *téfamtinueds 1 ou r:Pege sh) un OTE ALS, sTeoph « of kas Plame Scouts & Cubs GROOME v nating Committee and, of course, further nominations may be made -at the meeting.The entertainment will include the showing of traiging and natural history films: e sincerely hope every Scouter in West- mount Area will make a very determined effort to attend this last meeting of the Scouters\u2019 Club for this season.The Staff for Camp Tamara- cauta for this summer has been all lined up and we have one Westmount boy on the staff this summer, Bill McCrudden of 2nd Westmount Troop.Bill will work as Cyril Dendy's Office Assist- \u2018THe machines - seemed to« de: ali |: tour, free - drinks were - providedq.\u201d.= about \u2018him.weight I mean .By Arthur Voronka It was-a Saskatchewan heeded the individual provinces in the matter of cities and towns reporting safe milk by-laws, 20 per cent being in this category.Quebec was next with 15 per cent reporting compulsory pasteurization by-laws.Of the 366 reporting municipalities, 90, or approximately 25 per cent, reported their entire supply was unpasteurized.Sixteen revealed that while they had no compulsory by-law their supply was 100 per cent pasteurized.Forty-one municipalities, including 15 in Quebec and eight in Alberta, revealed that 90 per cent or more of their milk supply was pasteurized.From the results of the survey, it would appear that many thousands of Canadians are drinking raw milk despite the fact that raw milk can be dangerous \u2014 despite the fact that milk-borne diseases have caused much needless, killing and crippling illness.Pasteurized milk is the only safe milk.\u201cA BUSINESS OF MY OWN\u201d That's the theme of a little booklet for veterans which has just been issued by the Bank of Montreal.It is called \u201cWhat's the Score on these Veterans\u2019 Loans?\u201d and is about the new Veterans\u2019 Business and Professional Loans Act.In it the bank answers, in the straightforward words of one of their managers, a series of questions put by a veteran who wants to know \u201cthe score\u201d for himself and for his friends.Copies are, we understand, freely available at the local office of the bank.There has been a certain amount of doubt and misapprehension as to what the Veterans\u2019 Loans Act would enable banks to do in the way of making loans to veterans who have started, or who wish to start, a business of their own.An unfortunate delay in the supplying of the government's printed forms and details of the regulations did not help matters.Now the Bank of Montreal has brought out this attractive little volume which really answers the question put on its cover.It dispels, too, any idea that the bank is less than enthusiastic about advancing money under the terms of the act.Running through the foreword and the answers to the veteran\u2019s questions is a wholehearted endorsement of the widespread desire for \u201ca business of my own\u201d.But the bank does not hesitate to impress veterans with the fact that they must have a sound business proposition.With this we agree.Besides their money, veterans are investing their time, effort, and their very future in these new businesses, and the government and the banks would not be serving these citizens well if they assisted in ventures which had no reasonable chance of success.WHIPPING CREAM COMES BACK It is with a happy smile that homemakers across Canada welcome back their menus more and better cream.For several years, due to war conditions, the use of heavier creams has been prohibited as a means of conserving the butter-fat for more essential purposes.Butter is an indispensable item of both war and peace-time menus.Cream is not pure fat, but rather that part of milk which contains the most \u2018fat.It is usually according to the percentage of fat it contains.The \u2018kinds of cream commonly sold on the market are cereal cream, coffee or table cream, and whipping cream.The home economists of the Consumer Section, Dominion Department of Agricyl- ture say that there are several factors which influence the successful whipping of cream, such as age, temperature and richness.Cream for whipping should contain about 30% butter-fat and should be from 12 to 24 hours old.It will whip more easily if thoroughly chilled to below forty degrees, Fahrenheit.Do not whip for too long a time, otherwise the fat globules may collect and form butter.Cream should at least double its bulk when whipped.WEEKLY REVIEW BERNARD SHAW\u2014 BASHFUL EGOTIST 8y LEWIS MILLIGAN much that he could not sign the minutes of fhe last meeting.\u201d I have quoted the above at length for the comfort and encouragement of those who are suffering from the birth-throes of public utterance, and also to show that Shaw's apparent flippancy is merely a mask for the I have just started to read Hesketh Pearson's life of Bernard Shaw, and in glancing over the photo illustrations of his friends in the latter years of the nineteenth century, it struck me that they were all men who took themselves very seriously.This may be said with even greater emphasis of Shaw himself, for although he usually assumes a jocular air in his pictures and in his writings, he leaves no doubt as to his personal opinion of his importance.In the frontispiece portrait taken at the age of 82, he sits, with his arms folded and his brows knitted}, against a background of books.It is obviously a pose, but the portrait is very revealing of the underlying serious + nature of the man.* emotional side of his nature.As a young man Shaw says he was tormented by \u2018\u2018an abnormal shyness\u201d which made him \u201cunmannerly and arrogant in social intercourse.\u201d He tells of how he used to visit a house in Cheyne Walk on Sunday evenings: \u201cI suffered such agonies of shyness that I sometimes walked up and down the Embankment for twenty minutes or more before venturing to knock at the door; ;indeed I THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1947 We all have two sides to our nature, and portrait painters tell us that most people are two-faced \u2014that one side of our face is more or less different from the other.In Bernard Shaw, as in most men of genius, this difference is accentuated.In his young manhood Shaw not only took himself very seriously, but he took life in general seriously in his writings, He was well versed in the Bible and Pilgrim's Progress, studied and played classical music, tried to write a Passion Play in blank verse, and wrote several novels.He thus had a thorough grounding in the serious side of life, but it was not until he let the lighter side of his nature have free play that he began to cut a figure in the political and literary world.But it was not without a struggle with his more serious self that he emerged into the limelight, Pearson tells us that when Shaw made his first plunge into Public controversy, \u2018he rose to his feet, shaking with nerves, and heard himself speaking.He was pitifully self-conscious and felt certain when he sat down that he had made a fool of himself.\u201d That is a common experience with young aspirants to public speaking \u2014 except with those who are naturally glib of tongue and are not bothered with any depth of thought or temperament, Although the young Shaw felt that he had made a fool of himself in hig first attempt at speaking in public, Pearson tells us that he \u201cthere and then resolved that he would never miss a meeting and never miss an opportunity to speak, however much he might suffer in the process.He kept his resolution, suffering agonies before his turn came, and wondering whether anyone could hear the painful hammering of his heart.He was so nervous, that he could not read his notes, so apprehensive that he could not remember them.He assumed that everyone realized his condition, was amazed when asked to take the chair at his third appearance, guessed that he had been able to cover his fright with an outward semblance of calm, but gave the imposture away to the secretary when his hand shook so should have funked it altogether, and hurried home asking myself when it was easy to run what was the use of torturing away, if I had not been instinctively aware that I must never let myself off in this manner if I meant ever to be anything in the world.\u201d And this was the bashful young man whose name has become the synonym for self-assertiveness and literary impudence.The odd thing about Shaw is that although he professes to be a socialist and opposed to individualism, he is himself one of the greatest individualists and literary capitalists of modern times.Some people regard him as an insufferable egotist, and he has made considerable capital out of that.He owes everything he \u2018is and has to the free democratic system, for he would not have existed under the Marxian system of socialism he has advocated.If he had lived in Soviet Russia he would have been \u201cliquidated\u201d long since.That he has lived so long is perhaps one of the greatest tributes to British democracy and the_-capitalist system.à Conducted by Howard S.Ross, Cu : .C.In Which Subjects of General Interest Are Discussed this newspaper, and it accept responsibility for them.as a disease entity, we are able to proceed in a scientific manner to isolate its cause and to find a cure.After much research the Yale clinic has concluded that the only way for the chronic alcoholic to arrest his alcoholism is to abandon alcohol in all forms.He must stop drinking completely and the public must help him.Instead of trying to solve the many medical and social problems caused by the use of alcohol, it would seem much more effective to treat the cause.We must put danger signals everywhere that alcohol goes.All other drugs which are dangerous carry a warning that they are not to be used except on the advice of a physician.Alcohol is a dangerous poison and should be treated as such.\u201cAlcoholism \u2014 A Medical View\u201d By Regner W.Kiullberg, M.D.(Practising physician of Astoria, Oregon.) ¥ % # From aloof Eire came a reminder that history, even in its moments of crisis like the Moscow disagreement, is fleeting.The Dublin Theatre Royal's weekly quiz program offered one hundred dollars to anyone who could name all Foreign Ministers at Moscow.No one could.¥ + % Our population at the last census in 1941 was 11,507,000, now it is 12,307,000.Our province has added 298,000, Ontario 319,000.Sask., Man.and P.E.I.showed a net loss.* #% % Premier Macdonald recently stated.that Provincial House, before long, will be enlarged or replaced.The venerable grey-stone building is the oldest Parliament Building in Canada and probably in the Empire.It was erected in 1818, sixty years after Nova Scotia became the first region to obtain responsible government in Canada.I have pleasant recollections of the dignified old building as I had a part time position in the Crown ; Lands Office while an undergraduate at Dalhousie University Law Schoel.Hon.J.W.Longley was Attorney-General and Minister\u2019 of Crown Lands and Hon.George H.Murray, to whom I was articled as a law student, was Premier of Nova Scotia for many years.* ¥ % Our port, although ice-locked from December to April, handles a third of Canada\u2019s commerce and exports more grain than any other port on the North American continent.It is closer to Liverpool than any U.S.seaport and is the\u2019 nearest ocean port of any size to Central Canada and the U.S.Midwest.% 4% % Recently a ship loaded 1,071 cases of Canadian whiskey, for Britain.\u201cThat's for us poor blokes,\u201d sighed a bosun.\u201cThey're sending the Scotch over here.\u201d ¥ OX 0% One solution af the parking problem is called \u201cfringe parking\u201d.Atlanta, Ga.has a big municipal parking lot a mile and a half from the business centre, with a \u201cpark- ride\u201d service for 35 cents that includes both parking charges and round-trip fare.At Denver, Colo., a shoppers\u2019 parking service has been started by two veterans with station-wagon service direct to seven large downtown department stores.A returning shopper notifies the attendant at the store, and he telephones the parking lot.The shopper steps out of the station wagon to find her car ready for her.¥ % ¥ There is much in the press now about the lack of dollars dislocat- THE FORUM, The opinions expressed In this Forum are not necessarily those of doses not Once alcoholism is recognized] \"Wesimount's post-war trading.Because of TE shortages of food and raw mater, | in other areas, 42-percent of Bri, 3 ish imports must come fron 4, } Western hemisphere while a Ë 14-percent of British expuy \" there.Britain must buy in À countries or go without.Onay American and Canadian loan, § used up, probably in 1948, the - major source of dollars for Bri, E will be their current exports, means reduced British busiy for North America.Sir Staff Cripps said recently \u201cwe must to get back to purchases in sg\u2019 currency, or sterling markets, soon as ever the goods are av; able and we must send the my mum possible amount of our g ports to the hard-currency cy tries.It is found that trading = pluses in the Eastern hemisphe cannot.be freely converted jy dollars and some are drained offy .repayment of debts incurred ° Britain during the war.[tj realized now that in all the Sy ist Government's planning, à lack of dollars is a retarding: fluence and Sir Stafford sapf shortage will \u201cbe with us pens ently anyway for the next years.\u201d ; Those of us who.are inte in the work-unit-dollar are hoy that the damage being donk having different kinds of mw will lead Socialists to become m } interested in the money quety than they usually are.How sin it would be if the world hait work-unit-dollar and if pup gave work for work, hour for ho acording to time and with muti banking! But the difficulty sen to be that most people dom understand a new system.Ta: hope is that they will begin Ui\" see that it is all-important t have a just medium of exchup | if we are to have a social ork based upon abundance rather tit upon artificial scarcity.Until tha is an equitable medium of ¢ change it seems quite clear li we will go round and round vicious circle, with the net re very unsatisfactory and with; inevitable.à % 4% % Archimandrite Anthony.Re\u201d of the Russian Orthodox Ch .of St.Peter and St.Paul in M real, was consecrated Bisho Montreal and Eastern Canad\u2019 a 3-hour service held in New It recently in the Cathedral off W Holy Virgin Protection.bo % J : Branch Rickey, President di Brooklyn Club in the National gue, is an active layman \u201d Methodist Church and, it is $ values his church membershi service and this seems to some of the sports writers.of the sports editors seldon to him without managing to some disparaging reference 0\" church interests, although thet ways admit that he is one é most resourceful executives Wa game.Recently it was this #\" \u2018\u201cpious\u2019 Mr.Rickey who hi\u201d courage to defy one of bas oldest and most unjust tab gg signed a Negro, Jackie Rob: ' to play first base for the DOVES Now that Brooklyn has broke taboo and the press repor gl the fans have greeted the ; appearance in a Brooklyn V4 with cheers, other clubs ne, & expected to give Negro a their fair chance.But in al #1 ness it should be rememberë! it was Branch Rickey Wi ig the first decisive step.On\" § di ing British trade.This, British writers say, is one of the most serious features of that country's such a humbug wR CARR TINS ing U.S.A.journal stated \u2018 haps Mr.Rickey's religion * after all. wipaper [IN \u2014\u2014 use of ty} h busi ir Staff e must ty ses in sob 78 markets y 3 ; are av | the ma of ourg \u2018ency cog rading w 5 hemispia 3 verted it iJ \u2018ained offà 2 ncurred iy 8 war.It 3 | the Soc inning, fx etarding z 7 rd say us pers | + next fy & e interatd r are hop rather ti .Until ther 3 Bisher : Canad ~ while : exper, D.ÿ ink = » Ones, 3 1 loamy 3 8, the uy .for Erik : ports.Ty à Barcome camount's Heme Newspaper™ _ The Gideons | .Adventure Narrative The D er Wit ner, Peterborough, Brantford, Mon le and Testament erary 8re om inion President of The Gideons, Bernard E.Aldridge, to- h other members of the Association from Hamilton, Kit- Sherbrooke and Toronto, will be treal oh Sunday to tell .congregations of 24 churches about distribution ministry, Calyary United Church, Westmount, Snowdon Baptist and included in the rch, Grace Chapel, Draper Avenue, and Rockfield United Church \u2019 \u201clle St.Pierre.All Westenders were elected as officers of the Local Association t sident, W.McGardner, West- nt, Vice-President, F.Hos- .Chaplain and Secretaries, F.tle and C.Simpson._ fficers of the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary president, Mrs.E.L.Love- Vice-President, Mrs.Grif- , Chaplain, Mrs.L.Crimp, lasurer; Mrs.H.Hart and Sec- ry, Mrs.Russell McKenzie.we first members of The eons were confined to Chris- commercial travellers who dled their wares from place to e, an occupation that deprived of the fellowship and in- ation of meeting fellow Chris- ws in their home Churches.To this disadvantage a li group of three commercial h met in the year 1899 and ed the Gideon Association.that time the ministry of the ociation was one of personal gelism through witnessing to Grace of God.In the year B it was decided to enter upon ogramme of Bible distribution this ministry was initiated by ing some 25 copies of the Word od in the guest rooms of a | in the State of Montana.To- the Gideon Bible is as familiar fany of the equipment to be Mid in a ständard hotel guest | The compensations the pbers of the Association re- are to be found in the com- hope, courage and strength the Bibles have imparted to multitudes who have made use hem.ith encouraging results Meved by hotel room distribu- The Gideons later enlarged scope to include distribution Pibles to hospitals.This min- has extended to general and late hospitals, sanitaria and Cross outposts from coast to t and as far north as Baffin d One hospital official re- ked that there is no more opriate place for the Bible a hospital ward.1933 The Gideons entered the | institution field in their distribution activities and B few hardened criminals have reclaimed for God and so- through reading the Word r the direction of the Holy t and thereby discovering the y of conversion through re recently the Association placing Bibles in the Schools e of the teachers and pupils votional and regular class M Telephone For Y our*Spri ng Perma nent RICHARD STUDIO Permanents from $5.00,-$15.00 and up \"Experienced Operators at Your Miss Alma and Mr.Lucien Permanent Wave Specialists Machi:cless, Cold.Wave or Kooler Wave Permanents WE ARE OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY RICHARD STUDIO 6107 SHERBROOKE W.CALL AT Service\u201d EL.9308 OPPOSITE KENT THEATRE Much can be done to help young marriages.which: are foundering.A happy marriage isn't the natural sequel to the wedding recessional although the fact that it takes a great deal of co-operation to keep a marriage going catches many bewildered newlyweds unaware, Since few couples apply for ad- the marriage counsellors are not usually given.an opportunity to help until problems have multiplied and the disillusioned husband and wife despair of ever finding a way out of their difficulties.Even then it is seldom too late, for real love dies hard, and most couples are sincerely anxious to keep their homes together.They realize how disastrous a \u2018broken home is for children, and many still feel that the \u2018marriage itself is basically sound, but circumstances have clouded their original bright hopes of a happy future together.When both husband and wife can be convinced \u2018of the need hardest part of the marriage counsellor\u2019s job is done.G.B.Clarke, executive secretary of the Family Welfare Association, has found in years of experience that lack of money is the constant source of trouble.Second ing early.1410 to that these days is the housing | Don\u2019t Wait Till The Last Minute If you contemplate any interior decorating, please.order wall coverings.as far in advance as .possible.Stocks are better today than they have been for years but the demand still exceeds the supply and the pattern that exactly meets your needs may be temporarily sold out.We are anxious to render the finest possible service .Please help us to do so and: avoid disappointing delays by order- Wall Paper Shop LIMITED MEZZANINE FLOOR \u2014 CASTLE BUILDING STANLEY STREET LA.It Costs No More At This Specialty Store 9594 Ee Ey TPE ta Sa a IRR apa 2 NTM he iain es mises 20e BEA Ar aus es Temp A fi aa ele Yo mR ; .Ba a STAR.er RS ie i CARD \\ Your last chance With a father-to-son background totalling over 112 years in the knowledge and working of fine furs .at LAZARE'S you can be assured of the best available in the storage of furs.At your disposal will be found every available facility, ensuring you of complete protection and care of the most valuable garment 4n your wardrobe .YOUR FUR COAT.Yes, if you should stop to add up the cost of any \u2018ten garments you possess, you would soon discover that your fur coat represents an invest- \u2018ment, many times greater than any other \u2018garment you may own.Between the time LAZARE'S bonded driver .calls for your coat, and when it is returned in the late fall, you will know that your favorite \u201cKIT\u201d has been first looked over for any, repairs, then meticu- Jously cleaned and all danger of moth larvae .removed, and then it is placed in a sealed paper bag and hung in a scientific cold vault.After your coat has been examined you will be notified by mail if there are any repairs needed, and if so, what the estimate will be.The storage charges are 2% for Summer season, 244% for Year-Round, World-Wide Insurance, based on your fair evaluation of your coat.We have now approached the dangerous time for unguarded furs, as at this time of year one MOTH can overnight eat a hole as large as a nickel in your precious coat, which will mean an expensive repair job.Then, DO NOT DELAY, call L.P.LAZARE'S & CO.LTD., 1454 Peel St., MA.1255, and have your coat placed in storage today.* LS * House cleaning time has arrived Here we are in the middle of May, and come rain, or shine that means \u201cSPRING HOUSE CLEANING\".This calls for the curtains to be taken down, the paints and windows to be washed, and the doing of a dozen of odd jobs around the house that we have been putting off, but which have finally caught up with us.House cleaning today in some ways, is not the easy job it was years ago, in that one could run up to the corner grocery store and buy a well-known dirt solvent.Today the wise housekeeper has to look elsewhere for a substitute, and you ladies who have not already used ATOMIK CLEANING POWDER, are in for a real pleasant surprise.Here is a powder that makes house cleaning a cinch; a few tablespoons in warm water on your walls and woodwork, and they will return to that well-kept look; and it is unequalled for washing outside paint work.You will be delighted with the condition of your hands after all your cleaning is done, because unlike some powders, there is no harsh substance in ATOMIK to harm your skin, You will find it very effective in removing that \u201cfamily ring\u201d around the bath tub, excellent for washing dishes, in fact for every household use where a good cleaning powder is necessary.You may purchase this wonder cleaner at Hardware Stores, Department Stores, and The Empire Wall Paper Co., LA.4281.If your grocery store has not received his stock, ask him to procure it for you.Any dealers requiring information as to this ATOMIK CLEANING POWDER, \u2018phone EL.2804.4 * * \u201cOh promise me that some day,\u201d \\ By this time the June bride is probably all \u2018a-flutter\u2019 over her bridal gown \u2014 whether it is to be white or a pastel shade \u2014 and also gowns for her attendants.There may be some brides-to-be who do not know that Gladys Norman, of SIMPSON'S Fabric Dept., is the Fashion and Bridal Fabric consultant, and has a wealth of ideas at her finger tips, as to the right material for the bride's gown, and the most attractive styles and shades for the bridal party.You will be enchanted with the brocaded satin in Eggshell, Cream, and White, and for the bridesmaids there are soft shades in Nylon crystal sheer, Marquisette, Brocades and printed Velveray.When passing through this department last week, I found it a pleasure to envisage the summer days ahead, withe the beautiful assortment of fabrics that are available this year.I can\u2019t imagine a finer fabric to select for a smärt summer suit, or a sports outfit, than the imported.Tootal\u2019s Lystav fabric.It is crease-resistant, washable, and non-shrinkable, 36\u201d wide, and only $1.19 a yard.You will find it very difficult to pick out your shades, as they are * es > \u2019 .39 We'll tak\u2019 a cup of kindness yet When one begins to C S L.license plates downtown, one feels that SUMMER can't be far off.Our cousins again be visiting our speciality shops, many of which we can be very proud of, such as The C.8.L.Gift Shop, 1480 Sherbrooke St.W., near is what continues to impress me, regardless of how often I visit.Here is à spot to spend some leisure time browsing around, and if you are out feeling that you have not transgressed upon the good nature of the very charming attendants.The June crop of weddings will soon be upon attractive gifts that are to be found here.There is no end of variety, and prices are far below what you would expect in an exclusive shop, - Jucky girl who can afford at least one superb piece of lingerie should by all means see the Italian Silk nightgowns, slips, and panties, reduced.They are too precious to be kept on display, but if you ask for Miss Morton, you will be shown to the mirror room, for a private a practical gift for the bride; A wooden cook book stand.It has a metal tongue for the place mark, so that the frustrated bride will not start mixture.When Bobbie Burns wrote: \u201cWe'll tak\u2019 a cup of kindness yet\u201d I'm sure he must have had in mind the giant coffee cups that The C.8.L.figures, and when filled with the right brew, should thrill the heart of any recipient.* * * WALL PAPER THAT IS NEEDED FOR A PARTICULAR ROOM, write the exact amount on the back of a picture hanging see the different American Gift Stop ~ from across the border will Mackay.The quietness and dignity of this shop able to resist buying something, you may walk us, and take my advice and see first the many such as The C.S.L.Talking of \u201cbrides\u201d, the exquisitely hand embroidered, and all drastically view of these rare pieces.Here is an idea for to bake an angel cake and end up with a waffle have.They are blue pottery with old-fashioned TO\" REMEMBER THE.AMOUNT .OF.in the room.all gorgeous \u2014 Apple Green, Sky Blue, Scarlet, Rose, White, British Navy, Beige and Black.- There is no shortage of materials, so ladies, get out your fashion books, and with a little patience, you will be amazed at what you can save on your summer wardrobe.* Roll on the Paint with a Roller-Koater This week I feel very optimistic, for I am sure that the real warm days are \u201cjust around the corner\u201d, and any day now, we will be able to open the windows wide and get to painting and decorating in earnest.This reminds me of all the lucky people who have summer cottages, that may this year need a new coat of paint, and here is where you can help the \u201cBOSS\u201d out.To make painting a pleasure you should have one of the New Kem-Craft Roller- Koaters: this gadget has revolutionized painting, by cutting in half the actual painting time, besides giving a professional effect.It is faster than a brush on walls, floors, ceilings and all flat, smooth surfaces and may be used with oil paint, enamels or varnishes.The beauty of this Roller-Kc ater is that the roller may be purchased separately as the Handle will outlast several Rollers.The New Kem-Craft Roller-Koater is equipped with a lock-nut which permits you to remove the cylinder.The Roller-Koater Kit consists -of the Kem-Craft Roller-Koater for paint application, the Tray for holding paint and the Edging Pad for filling in near woodwork.The tray is handy, and can be placed on top of + ster ladder, all you have to do is to dip the Roller-Koater into the paint at the shallow edge, roll it upwards a few times, to get the Roller evenly coated, and then roll the Roller-Koater up and down the surface being painted.Coat from four to six feet at one time.When you have finished with the roller, it can be washed and used over again.The Roller-Koater Kit is a \u201cMUST\u201d for the home decorator, and can be purchased from any of the dealers who handle paint products of, The Canada Paint Co.Ltd, The Lowe Bros, Co.Ltd, The Martin-Senour f A New Chatelaine Last week I had my first Breck Method came Hair and Scalp Treatment at Francis rt Ladies Hair Dressing Parlor, Sherbrooke whist St., corner of Claremont Ave., and after these the shampoo and wave, my permanent had learn taken on a new softness, and a deeper had | wave than before.Miss Jobin has studied Jost.| this method for years, and hds attained child a proficiency that rates her amongst the can | best in the city.After hearing about some to the of the cases she has treated, it would no seem as if there is none too bad for her to cure, as for example, bald spots restored to normal.If an oily, loose, scaly dandruff condition is present, the Breck M.lotion will be thoroughly massaged into ! the scalp, then a very light application of Breck Ointment is lightly applied to the scalp, to be followed by an excellent shampoo.The charm that lies in beautiful hair is priceless.Nothing is quite so attractive as shining, lustrous swirls of clean and healthy hair, and th can be yours after taking a short series of The Breck Treatment given by Miss Jobin, the waving being done by her sister.Thèse sisters have operated their salon at the above address, for twenty.one years, a record that speaks for itself.By the way, have voy seen the new Chatelaine at the salon?Her name is \u201cPATSEY\" She has beautiful black hair, that I'm sure will never need a BRECK treatment, and already she has made many friends, and by the summer will\u2019 be welcoming all the old and new friends of the Jobin sisters.In fact, she is now, one of the family.Miss Jobin woul appreciate if you would not delay too long in making your appoint ment for your summer permanent, so \u2018phone DE.5686, while it still \u201cCOOL\u201d.?Wile it Your Shining Hour | Mme Joel, the well-known corsetiere has just finished redecorationg her attractive shop it has been done in a pale green, which is in keeping with her dainty lingerie, etc.Mme Jol has a wonderful collection of foundation gu.ments, having stocked all the best names.Thi is the first item for the young girl who is con sidering a bridal gown.Her foundation garment must have a magic fit above and below, so that her figure line will be one of perfection.Befor buying her gown she should visit Mme Joels, where and exp:rt corsetiere will fit a garment to give that beau tifully molded look that is so important for such an occasion.If the young bride wants to have a complete Nylon outfit she may do *» * * and wl become so, as this fabric is like a cat .it has nine lives and the strength Miss of ten.You may choose your slips, nighties, and a sheer Nyla ÿ found | negligée, in lovely pastel shades of blue, tea rose, pink and white the dea You may also purchase here the famous Franco-Canadian de Luse § the wo lingerie; their slips are made of the finest crepes trimmed with interest matching satin, and also the panties to match.You will be enchanted 3 began with this shop, and thrilled with what you come home with @ work v Mme Joel Ltd., 4888 Sherbrooke St.West.DExter 1850.4 proue o enjo: @ Kkiddies, Price Control And Rationing All questions regarding ra- * ® does not accept within thirty tioning and information con- days of the offer, his right d dur = cerning the Wartime Prices & [occupancy ceases, and he can 4 Trade Board should be ad- forced to vacate under prov Call an ve cial law.Q.Suppose the landiord dig not ask the tenant to sign Ug two-year lease?; A.Then he cannot collect tf ten percent rental increase.# Q.The landlord isn\u2019t com to offer a two-year lease, ish A.No, he isn't.But, in # a case, the tenant is still p tected from eviction.Q.What happens if a land sells his property before Ui lease expires?A.As there is no sales cli in the lease, the new WV would have to accept the exis tenants and rentals at the! the property is taken over.St.Luke's W.M.S.The regular monthly meet of St.Luke's W.M.S.wil held on Tuesday afternoo! 3 o'clock in the Ladies\u2019 Pal Mrs.A, R.B.Taylor wil # the devotional, and the prog under the charge of Mrs.BS group, will take the form ©} discussion entitled \u201cYouth India.\u201d \u2019 ; Mrs.Robert of Calvary CF is to be the guest soloist.J WE dressed to the Information Branch, W.P.T.B., Room 910, Aldred Building, Montreal.Q.Just who are eligible for the new ten percent increase in housing rentals?A.Landlords of houses, duplexes and apartment blocks are eligible for the new ten percent increase, providing they were built prior to January first, nineteen forty-four.Each living unit must be self-contained, with private bathroom and complete living facilities.Q.If a landlord converts a house which he owns into seif- contained living suites, is he eligible for the increase.A.Yes, he is .providing, of course, that the accommodation is self-contained.Q How should landlords go about increasing their rentals?A.They should apply to the nearest rentals office of the Prices Board and ask for a special two-year lease form.Duplicate copies should -be secured for each tenant, who, if.he accepts the conditions, will return one completed form to the landlord.Q.What happens if the tenant refuses to\u2018 sign the two-year lease?CA] 714 Co.Ltd.and The Sherwin-Williams Co.Ltd.All ladies are cordially Mk.A.In that case, if the -tenant|to attend.k THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY.MAY 16;:3947 - WOMEN WITH IDEA MISS I.HALLSON By HELEN B.SANDWELL ooo El came into the hall the other day ot th lished floor, clattered on e polishe oor, whisper! these little ones are only now learning to speak.Some of them pad been born deaf, others had Jost their hearing as & result of childhood diseases, Many of them can speak a few words, but speech to them is something to be undertaken carefully\u2014not a spontaneous outpouring like that of children who can hear.I was interested in 3 these smart little deaf Brownies, 8 and one of the Mackay teachers, 9 Miss Ingibjorg Hallson, very kindly gave up her leisure time to tell something of the difficulties en- 1 countered by deaf pupils and their that teachers.ctive Miss Hallson, blond and petite, this led me to her own classroom where ment, small desks for boys and girls of Chest ages 9 to 10 are fitted with ear- enty.phones, and where the Northern you Electric Group Hearing Aid, one EY\", of the latest pieces of equipment ECK for the deaf, was installed only ye last March.woul \u201cWhen the children arrive at points this school,\u201d said Miss Hallson, it is as we settled ourselves at the desks, \u201cthey don't know what a school is.They don't know the names of things\u2014such as \u201cchair,\u201d \u201cpall,\u201d \u201cpencil,\u201d because they have never heard them.When, after enrolment, their parents leave them in our charge, the kiddies don't know whether or not they\u2019ll ever see their parents and homes again, because no one can tell 34 them so.Normal children hear ë about school from their parents or companions, long before they become pupils themselves.Their education in words has gone on, day by day, from babyhood, but the deaf child has to learn words, and what they signify, after he becomes a pupil.A Miss Hallson admits that she ME found her first year of teaching the deaf very difficult indeed.But the work was a challenge and her 7 interest in the children deep.She 3 began to see how rewarding the work was as young minds were brought out of lonely frustration kiddies.she stressed, are alert, Ladies\u2019 & Gentiemen's SUITS HAND-TAILORED ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Our newest Imported materials are worth seeing.Call and See Me.Davies who will Give you his Personal Attention Piccadilly Valet Service 154 ABBOTT AVE.Wi.3205 {Just below St Catherine) to enjoy wider interests.The deaf Spic and span in their Brownie uniforms a troop of little girls when I was visiting at the Mac- \u201cInstitute School for the deaf on Decarie Blvd.Their shoes but one missed the sounds of ing and.thattering as they informally grouped themselves for wd.x His Life Brighter Scholars at the Mackay Institute School for the Deaf are taught by specially trained teachers, such as Miss Hallsen, end fitted to lead happy end useful lives.and though they can\u2019t say \u2018Why ?\u201d they have a big bump of curiosity, and want to- know what is going on around them.The teachers capitalize on this, and bit by bit, word by word, knowledge is imparted.It becomes a kind of game, sometimes, with teacher and pupils sharing a feeling of exhilaration at difficulties overcome.\u201cIt is such a worthwhile job,\u201d says Miss Hallson.\u201cIt's hard work, yes, but fascinating.\u201d Certainly it requires a great deal of patience, for the deaf child never picks up information from the talk of his parents, brothers or sisters, or at church, or from the radio.He only learns what he is taught at school.Pupils Begin Oral Method Early \u201c From the age of five onwards, says Miss Hallson, the children are taught by the oral method\u2014 speech and lip reading.Many of these youngsters at the Mackay are not dumb, but only unable to speak because they have never heard the spoken word.However, if after a few years they do not respond to the oral method, they are then placed under the instruction of a teacher fluent in sign language.The Mackay pupils use the public school text books.Miss Hall- son teaches a straight academic course including arithmetic, spelling, language, speech and,lip reading.I poked through bundles of well written copy books and gay art work on the desk, and saw for myself that these pupils have already left the dark, dull preschool life far behind.Probably your curiosity has been aroused about Miss Hallson's first name\u2014Ingibjorg.It is Icelandic.She came to Canada from Iceland CANADA CARPET 714 VITRE WEST RUGS WASHED\u2014 Bright as the Summer Sun! That's how your Carpets and Rugs will look after Cleaning by Our Experts We Pick Up and Deliver Promptly CLEANING CO.Lp.LA.8277 Further Tableholders For Bridge At Trinity Trinity Memorial Churchwomen\u2019s Year, of which Mrs.W.D.O'Connor is President, will hold a bridge on Tuesday at 2.30 o'clock in the parish hall.Additional names of those holding tables are: Mrs.E.B.Blandford, Mrs.Barnes, Mrs.G.B.Saidley, Mrs.Edna Robinson, Mrs.Harry Mace, Mrs.H.B.Fairbohen Smith, Mrs.John T.Parker, Mrs.A.Snodgrass, Mrs.Arthur Ray, Mrs.C.M.Briggs, Mrs.John A.Smith, Mrs.W.R.Campbell, Mrs.E.L.Dugan, Mrs.M.'T.Hanna- ford, The Misses Mander, Alice Chambers, Gertrude Peterson and Winnifred Perrigo, Mrs.G.\u2018Morley Berry, Mrs.K.J.Doig, Mrs.G.E.W.Harrison and Mrs.B.H.Steeves.Mrs.John Wallace is convener for this event.Yesterday marked the official closing of the Consumer Branch of the Wartime Prices and Trade Board, one of the most unusual organizations ever established and one which has, during the war years and since, played a vital part in maintaining the economic stability of Canada.Known as the \u201cnation\u2019s shoppers\u201d, these women watched prices and quality, warned against black markets, explained shortages.taught clothing conservation, gave voluntary help in the distribution of ration books, worked in housing registries which found accommodation for nearly 100,000 people, and perhaps most important of all, ad- | vised the Board in the formation of policy.The present director of the Branch, Mrs.Rene de la Durantaye will continue for a further period to serve consumers generally as The Old Hen Gets In A Stew Chicken has become a frequent \u201cmust\u201d.on Canadian menus.It is | the most versatile of meats and may be served with the simple, economical meal or for \u201ccompany\u201d dinners.Chicken has few equals when it comes to delicious flavour and appetite appeal.The time of the year is almost at hand when the old birds will be culled from the chicken flocks.These birds may be used in several ways.They may be steamed, stewed, fricasseed or canned for later use.These older birds are prepared as for roasting, but require a long, slow cooking using moist heat to soften and make tender the tough connective tissue.Chickens cooked in this manner will lose some of their juice and flavour, but this 18 regained when the broth is served as gravy with the meat.Fowl is usually cut into serving pieces before stewing and then placed in a kettle, half-filled with lightly salted water.It should be simmered, covered, until the meat is tender.It should never boil.The pieces should be turned occasionally to ensure even cooking throughout.À tablespoon of vinegar added to the water helps to make the meat more tender.It is sometime necessary to replenish the water during the cooking period.A young fowl will require from 2-3 hours to cook tender.Fricasseeing is another method of cooking fowl.The bird may be cut into serving pieces, rolled in flour and browned on all sides in hot fat.Then simmered in a small quantity of water or tomato juice.If stewed fowl is to be served cold, it should be allowed to cool for an hour or more in the broth\u2014 when a baby, and lived for years in the west, at Eriksdale, Manitoba.After teaching in public schools, she taught for a year at the Manitoba School for the Deaf under the supervision of Mr.MS.Blanchard to see if she \u201chad what it takes,\u201d and then took a course at Wayne University, Detroit.Xavier Guild To Hear Rev.E.M.Brown, S.J.The closing meeting of the Xavier Apostolate Guild will be held in Congress Hall on Mon- | day at 3.00 p.m.with Mrs.J.P.Boyle presiding.The speaker will be The Very Reverend Edward M.Brown S.J, Rector of Loyola College, and Moderator of the Guild, whose subject will be \u201cExpressions of * Catholic Action.\u201d Mrs.T.B.Shea will sing, accompanied by Mr.John Cook.This annual meeting will also mark the installation of new officers.The tea will be under the convenership of Mrs.E.Thibo- dean.the meat will be more moist.Three to four cups of cooked meat will be obtained from a four-five pound chicken.There are many ways in which the meat from stewed or steamed chicken may be used in appetizing combinations.The home economists of the Consumer Section, Dominion Department of Agriculture, suggest chicken shortcake, chicken pie, or chicken croquettes if you like it served hot.For those who like it cold, a chicken salad, sandwich or jellied aspic may be appealing.CHICKEN MOUSSE 114 tablespoons granulated gelatine.2 tablespoons cold water 8 egg yolks 1%; cups chicken broth 1% teaspoon salt 15 teaspoon pepper 2 cups cooked chicken, chopped 14 cup chopped sweet pickles 14 cup heavy cream, whipped - .Soak gelatine in cold water for 5 minutes.Beat egg yolks and add chicken broth.Cook in top of double boiler until mixture coats spoon.Add salt, pepper and soaked gelatine.Stir until dissolved.Cool mixture until partly set.Add chopped chicken, pickles and fold in the whipped cream.Pour into greased mould and chill untii firm.Unmold on bed of lettuce and garnish with sliced tomatoes, she- vere THE STAMINER FRIGAY.AY Le 74F Consumer Branch Closes.Had Fine Co-operation From Women .women's - organizations in \u201ctowns and villages i well as women\u2019s organizations.As of tomorrow, Mrs.de la Durantaye becomes assistant to the Chairman ot the Prices Board.Started early in the war purely as a voluntary effort, the Consumer Branch organization, whose aim was the protection of the Canadian sonsumer, transcended all racial, religious, and political d:f- ferences, numbered 17,000 in its final membership.Recognizing the fact that price control could succced only with the full co-operation ot the women of Canada, Rt.Hon.J.L.ll!sl~y, then Minister of Finance, in December, 1941, called the presidents of women\u2019s national organizations to a conference in Ottawa w:th himself and Donald Gordon.Shortly after, a Consumer Branch headquarters was established at Ottawa tc work with the liaison officers appointed hy cities, across the country.Ministers Wives The annual meeting of the Ministers\u2019 Wives As-cciation: of the Montreal Preshytery of the United \u2018Church of Canada is be- \u2018ing held on Monday at 3 p.min the parlour of the Qucen Mary Road United Church, Hampstead.Election of officers for the coming year will be held.\u2018An interesting musical programme has been planned featuring Mrs.Graham Barr, violinist, Miss Mary Iwasaki, pianist, and Master Martin Fal- tin, boy soprano.ed hard cooked .egg, watercress and radishes.Serve with mayonnaise.Six-eight servings.EN Miss er DRESSES Of Style and Distinction For The Little Miss Sizes 2 to B years FLOWER GIRLS\u2019 FROCGKS MADE TO ORDER 4926 Sherbrooke St.Westmount \u201cWendy's | 1421 McKAY \u2018TO YOUR OWN INDIVIDUAL MEASUREMENT MAGDA NUSS CORSET STUDIO CORSETS, CORSELETTES, BRASSIERES - WIRED BRASSIERES BY APPOINTMENT Above St.Cotherine BE.2545 ALL INCLUDED IN YOUR ducas bros.alla eet SERVICING YOUR FURS with US means: Clazing - Blowing out dust accumulation - Checking small rips.in lining - Tightening buttons and Loops and COLD STORAGE.2% Valuation CALL FOR PICK-UP ELwood 5503 VFFI@FS ine.5526 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST, N.D.Ov MONTREAL RE Re LILISUSULAASIISAIN ASSIS SUIS OASIS MINS OMIS US IS ASIN LI AS SA II SMI LISA SNS LI III AIM SM IS IS LAS IMII SI SAN VS ISSN NU ama, rem a vs \u2014 + lei ue mame \u201c \u2014 IN THE WOMAN 5 REALM _~ + -.\u2014- \u2014 Ascension Sodality The reading of the annual report and the election of officers for the coming year will take place at the monthly meeting of the Young Ladies\u2019 Sodality of Ascension Parish on Monday evening in St.Paul's Academy at 8 o'clock.Miss\u2019 Madeline Ryan will act as Nomination Chairman.i The reception of new members | will take place before the meeting ir the Chapel of St.Paul's Academy.Jean Graham The Jean Graham Auxiliary will meet at St.Luke\u2019s United Church, Decarie Blvd, on Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock.A series of most interesting slides will be shown, in addition to which Miss Evelyn Fergus Will sing a group oË songs.Miss Ann MacDonald and Mrs.G.Fowler are in charge of the program arrangements; while Mrs.G.Shewan, Miss Evelyn Unwin, and Miss N.McNab will be hostesses.Legion No.39 The regular monthly business meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary, Westmount Branch No.39, Canadian Legion, will meet on Tuesday at 8 p.m.in the Legion Memorial Building, 1191 Mountain Street.The Bruck Silk Mills will give a demonstration of its products at 9 p.m.to which the public is invited.Members are requested to ask their friends to attend.Ladies interested in veterans and their dependents, and who want to join the auxiliary, are asked to contact the president, Mrs.J.Heron, 4326 St.Catherine Street West, who will give the necessary information.REPAIRS | ANY MAKE WASHING MACHINES AND SEWING MACHINES | By Experienced Mechanics GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP - We Also Buy & Sell AMERICAN FURNITURE EXCHANGE 921 St.Lowrence MA.2720 \u2014_ ; weather.that they THE | EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1947 HEADS DRIVE\u2014Mrs.H.M.Little, who is Chairman, Women's Division, for Greater Montreal in the coming Saivation Army Campaign, May 26 to June 11.| Church, Dorchester Street and \u201cStreets tomorrow at 10 o'clock.Rummage Sales A rummage sale under the auspices of the Women's As- ' sociation of Calvary United Greene Avenue, will be held in the Church Hall, on Thursday, May 22nd.at 1.30 p.m.* % % A Rummage Sale will be held in St.Martin's Church corner of Prince Arthur and St.Urbain Trained Attendants The monthly meeting of the Trained Attendants Association of Canada Incorporated will be held on Monday at 830 p.m.for the first time in the N.D.G.Community Hall.The guest speaker will be Dr.J.H.Bateman.HOME EDUCATION What Is This, Mother?By M.Louise C.Hastings wanan ind OF Pn em mn em 0 If we live with our children according to Froebel\u2019s plan, we shall be confronted with the question \u201cWhat is this, Mother?\u201d every time we walk out with them into Nature's ever changing treasure gardens.When we do not know the answer, it does no harm to admit it; but it should be with the promise \u201cI will try to find out.\u201d Have you an Explorers Club in your home?Have you a space in the play-room called \u201cOur Nature Corner\u201d?Is there a cloth strip fastened across the children\u2019s room on which pictures of birds, trees, and flowers are exhibited?Children love to walk out-of-doors with Father and Mother.They love the idea of clubs\u2014even small * children of kindergarten age\u2014 especially when it is a family affair.Most Explorers\u2019 Clubs are in evidence every time there is a walk or drive; though sometimes a club will prefer to meet for an expedition at a regular time on each Saturday afternoon\u2014with- out\u201d regard to the season or the \u201cWhat do you suppose we'll find today?\u201d arouses sufficient interest in almost any child, of any age, to go forth and listen to Nature's teachings.Do you encourage the children i to bring home specimens for their \u201cNature Corner\u201d?If you do, be careful to have them understand must not take from Nature anything she may need, nor anything that will make her less attractive to her next visitors.Specimens brought home should always be given care.It is a AT YOUR SERVICE THE SALVATION ARMY MEN'S SOCIAL SERVICE CENTRE 803 Chatham Street, Montreal 3 Fitzroy 5295-5296 - We collect MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS, BOOKS, WASTE PAPER, CAST-OFF CLOTHING, RAGS, RUBBER TIRES and RUBBER GOODS of all kinds.FURNITURE, STOVES, and METALS of all kinds.SALVAGE OF ALL KINDS, in fact anything that has out-lasted Hs usefulness.Prompt Attention ° will be given your call for our There is no discharge in the Battle of Life, and there will ever be casualties in need of assistance.By contributing your Salvage, you enable us to assist the poor and needy, and help us to find tide-over employment for many unfortunate men thereby, helping te bring about their rehabilitation.Phone Fitzroy 5295-5296 orm st mettent LU good plan to buy several dozen test tubes and fasten them by strings to a screen or cloth strip.They will prove particularly cun- venient for sprays of flowers, weeds, and twigs.One benefit of having these tubes is they increase the interest in collecting small specimens\u2014in the spring, little sprays of buds and leaves; in the summer, sprays of wayside weeds and grasses; in the fall, collections of seeds or twigs and weeds.All these should be gathered sparingly and carefully preserved.A \u201cNature Corner\u201d should have low shelves where children can keep many of their treasures not needing the test tubes.There will be stones, shells, and many kinds of seeds, as well as different forms ~f seaweed washed up by the tides.Did you ever take your children on a seeing-icicles walk?Last year I saw some of the queerest, yet really most exquisite icicles\u2019 that I had ever seen, on the house , next door to ours.I realized then that here was another bit of Nature to introduce to our children.These icicles did not hang in single inverted spires as most icicles do.nor were they vertical, but gracefully slanting, \u201cor the wind had done its part in increasing their beauty.They were fantastically massed and it was not difficult to trace shapes of flowers, fruit, and even tropical birds in bas-relief upon their surfaces.-A walk after an ice storm is full of interest for the children.They will enjoy shaking an ice- coated bush or a branch of an ice-coated tree.The ice falling on the crusted snow makes pleasing music.Caution the children to shake gently, so that not one of the very faint tones shall be lost and, too, so that no branch shall be broken.Winter has many different melodies for us if we have ears that hear them.Another winter walk should be to a house or store window where Jack Frost has done some of his remarkable sketching.Not only individual giant ferns and trees will be found but often complete pictures\u2014Ilovely beyond words.There is no limit to the delight- ful ways by which parents can introduce their children to the; world about them.Whatever the season, it can be made so pleasur-\u2019 able that it will seem at the time, the best.And we never know how far the family-shared joy of ai single season may reach.\\ Mother:Daughter Breakfast Held By Ascension Sodalists In speaking on the subject of \u201cMother\u201d at the annual Mother and Daughter Communion Breakfast sponsored by the Young Ladies\u2019 Sodality of Ascension Parish on Sunday in St.Leo's School Hall, Rev.Christopher Keating, S.J., guest speaker, emphasized the tremendous debt both Church and State owe to mothers.Father Keating was introduced by Miss June Farrell, general convener of the event, and a vote of thanks was extended by Miss Carol Melvin.Miss Jean Curran sang two selections in honour of the mothers present and was accompanied by Chapter.Honors Mrs.A.W.Myers Following the monthly meeting of \u2018the Earl of Bessborough Chapter IO.DE.held at the home: of Mrs.C.T.Groome, Decarie Blvd., on Thursday evening, the members paid tribute to Mrs.A.W.Myers for 12 years Regent of the Chapter.Mrs.Myers who had held office all during the war.years, retired in February and was appointed Honorary Regent.The members, gathered round the tea table, centred with tall red, white and blue candles, presented Mrs.Myers with the first Life Membership bestowed in the Chapter.Mrs.Groome, who made the presentation spokë feelingly of their long association and noted that Mrs.Myers would be permanently linked with the Chapter which she had guided so long.Those present included the following members and former members: Mrs.A.E.Watts (now Regent), Mrs.A.Wallace, Mrs.R.H.Grant, Mrs.J.O.Clark, Mrs C.T.Groome, Mrs.Gordon Hale, Mrs.J.F.Ralphs, Mrs.L.Lawson, Mrs.C.D.Pilley, Mrs.C.N.Danford, Mrs.R.Worden, Miss Andree Gelinas and Miss Miss Dorothy Lehman, who aly played a solo.number.Miss Joyce Clarke, Prefect of the Sodality, presided at the heyy table which included the foiloy.ing guests: Rev.Wilfreq E McDonagh, P.P., Rev.George p Thoms, Director of the Sodaly Mrs.John A.Thoms, Mrs, | - Clarke, Mrs.F.O.Reynolds, Mn, \u2018D.A.Gillies, M8.D.J.McDy, ald, Mrs.E.C.Farrell, My Audrey Destounes who represent, ed Miss Rita McCowan, President of the Union of Parish Sodaliti, À of the Archdiocese of Montre as well as members of the Executive of Ascension Sodality, At the conclusion of the Brey, fast, Miss Evelyn Lehman, on half of the members of thg, dality, presented Father My with a Spiritual Bouquet.yy Miss Alice St.James, Vice, sident, presented a Rosary.y Miss \u201cJoyce Clarke whose ty, year term as Prefect will be oy cluded this year.The Breakfast was preceded a special Mass celebrated by Ry, Father McDonagh in the Pay Church; during which the mot, ers and doughters received Holy Communion in a body.-Memorial Mass A memorial mass for deceasy members of the Xavier A postolat Guild will be celebrated on We nesday at 9 a.m.at St.Ignatiy Church.All members are requested ly attend.To.UPHOLSTERING SLIP COVERS DRAPERIES MADE TO ORDER New Furniture Made On Request Repairs Of All Kinds ALL WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED STOREY BROS.UPHOLSTERING CO.4917 Sherbrooke W.\u2014 EL.3231 22 vears experience with Henry Morgan & Co.Mavis Porteous INEXPENSIVE EASY TO USE 9 SMART SHADES DRIES ODOURLESS IN AN HOUR LASTING FINISH Master painters and home decorators everywhere praise FLUTE Wall Paint because it is so easy to mix and apply, costs so little, and gives so beouti- ful a finish to almost any clean wall surface.FLITE covers most old wallpapers too, with a single coot.Ask for FLITE at your paint or hardware store, or con sult your painter.| poper \u2014 vho al, refect 9 the heaÿ > follow.fred E eorge À Sodality, Mrs, | ids, Mr, McDo, ll, Mig epresent, President M Sodalitie, À Montre; the gy.ality, he Breat, TI, On 2ceded by 1 by Re, 1e Pari he moth.ved Ho} S decease Postolats Request ds ANTEED , ; CO, EL.3231 2 .Myon ws Home À = A Galt Revue Scores Again In \u201cOne Night Of Rhythm\u201d It has long been established that when it's a \u201cHilda Galt Show\u201d it's a good show, but last Thursday night at Victoria Hall, Miss Galt and the many pupils of the Hilda Galt School of Dancing; far surpassed any professional performance this city has seen in a long while.\u201cOne Night of Rhythm\u201d proved 8 tremendous credit to the youthful teacher who again amazed the capacity audience by the fact that one person can teach and produce such a spectacular produc- - .tion which included tap, ballet, toe, toe-tap, acrobatic, musical comedy, character, interpretative and authentic Hawaiian routines, all of professional calibre, costumed exquisitely and executed in a manner only associated with top-ranking professionals.The curtain rose promptly at 8 p.m.with a brilliant overture by Ozzie Goldman, the audience was welcomed by the all-time star of \u201cOne Night of Rhythm\"\u201d\u2014Terry UNITY CLUB PRESENTS A Variety Show THURSDAY, MAY 22nd | 8.30 PM.AT Westmount Junior High School Tickets: 50c - At The Door NOW! \u201chandi-chef ROASTS AND BAKES! 1} Ee.sssreue À OVEN \u20ac GRIDDLE COMPLETE MEAL or snack = \u201chandi-chef\u2019 cooks everything efficiently, economically and easily \u2014 ANYWHERE! Radical new oven of lightweight oluminum is large enough for cakes, pies, chickens and 5% lb.roasts.PLUGS INTO ANY STANDARD WALL OUTLET.It's the world\u2019s only portable plug-in meal-maker that performs TWO cooking operations at the same time with ONE element.CALL IN AND SEE THE NEW \u201chandi- ehef'\u2019| \u201c445 COMPLETE WITH OVEN AND GRIDDLE RADIO REPAIRS EXPERT TECHNICIANS MODERN EQUIPMENT a REC'D.EL.4540 Goodwin.Terry is a seasoned showman and his Al Jolson impersonation coupled with the grand style and ease of his dancing highly commendable.Terry is an extremely gifted boy.Nancy Telfer, Ted Smalley, Joyce Chiang \u2018and Ann Gregory contributed outstanding numbers and they can be assured of a brilliant dancing future.The latter two, Joyce and Ann, displayed remarkable versatility and the fact that they did several different types of dances, all with equally splendid technique, is a great credit to them and to Miss Galt.: \u2018 Among the long list of stars special mention must be made of Jacklyn Adams, Barbara Davidson, Ted and Vivian Smalley, Marilyn Lipsey, Lenore Chesmer, Barbara Walker, Doreen Lacelle and Miriam Wilkinson.In the Ballet department lovely Mary Willdig, Constance Baker, Barbara Millar, the beautiful Por- teous sisters, Eunice and Shirley, Lois Jefferies for her impressive portrayal of \u2018Adoration to the Moon\u201d and the Blue Fairy, Barbara Smith for her beautiful \u201cSwan Queen\u201d and \u201cHungarian Csardas\u201d, all deserve honorable mention.Other soloists who were well received were Carl Rollo, Ruth Kil- monis, Jacquelyn Michaud, Gordon Harlow, Joan Michaud, Monique Dufresne, Shirley and Estelle Goldman, Shirley Porteous, Julia Anne Holden, Beryl Light and Eunice Porteous.The first portion of the pro- grammg was appropriately entitled \u201cThe Children\u2019s Hour\u201d.Little David Middleton, a mere mite, delighted the huge audience with his singing and tap-dancing, as did Marsha Mendelman, Sandra Duchow, Vivian Smalley and Miriam Wilkinson, who presented fine snlo dances.The younger pupils who appeared in \u201cPretty Babies\u201d were Constance Golfman, Deanna Dean, Carol Dean, Claire St.Aubin, Michelle St.Aubin, B.Deckelbaum, Donna Kerner, D.Ko!ber, C.Katz, and Freya Zabitsky.In \u201cTimed for Tots\u201d, Claire Jerome, Shirley Jerome, Carol Packer, Phyllis Rosenberg, Caroline Quom, Linda Nadler, Caroline Cowan, Barbara Lavigne and Donald Butts, and the \u201cKutie Kapers\u201d, Barbara Brown, Maria Shroder, Judy Gordon, Carol Freeman, Emily Bani- biger, Dolores Dines, Anita Lands, Shari Wexler, Edith Wexler, Dianna Brewer, Bunny Carli, and David Middleton.The Junior Galt Girls: Lenore | Chesmer, Miriam Wilkinson, Lois Jefferies, Barbara Smith, Doreen Lacelle, and Ann Elizabeth Woodcock are a splendid sparkling little line who put their heart and soul into clever Toe-tap and beautiful ballet routines and plenty of nip movement in their amazing conception of authentic Hawaiian dancing.The \u201cPinnochio\u201d scene brought forth another very clever little group who are following close in the footsteps of the Junior Galt Girls.This was a delightful number starring vivacious Jacklyn Adams as Pinnochio and dainty Barbara Millar as the Blue Fairy who finally wins the admiration of the mischievous Jiminy Crickets who were Ellen Joy Lewis, Marsha Mendelman, Jane McCann, Winni- fred Hopkins, Elaine Nadler, Carol Shiller, and Frances Fogle.\u201cMountain Jive\u201d opened with a song and tap dance by Carol Be- dard, Judith Gold, Carol Mendel- sohn Sandra Cimmings, Dorothy Goldin, Phyllis Leibovitch, Phyllis Tishler.One of the evening's highlights was a line of teen-age girls endowed with pep and personality who appeared in \u201cGals in Calico\u201d.This number was preceded by a clever harmony trio, Julja Anne Holden, Beryl Light and Barbara Davidson, in their version of \u201cFriedship\u201d, the dest of the line comprised Eunice Porteous, Marilyn Lipsey.Mary Wiildig, Lillian Thompson, Nancy Telfer and Shirley Porteous.5362 Sherbrooke St.W.Sorry usb \u201cBallet Variations\u201d was a breatn- taking ballet scene, exquisitely LE) \u2018ride écabiriien!\u201célis ar.\"KOAY 36, 3947 WITH GRACE PLAYERS\u2014C.Gordon Hynes, who is playing the role of \"Roger Van Vieck' in the production \"June Mad\" on May 28, 29, 30 in Grace Church Lecture Hall.costumed in traditional long blue ballets with beautiful scenic ahd lighting effects.The toe work and arm movement were of the very highest calibre.A very novel tap number was \u201cThe Bubble Dancers\u201d consisting of Judy McEwen, Diana Johnson, Diane Blumer, Nichole Painchaud, Patricia Butler, Edith Cohen, Heather Stewart, Eleanor Schac- ter,, and Thelma Bogante.\u201cClub Rendez-Vous\u201d was a sophisticated presentation featuring many excellent soloists and one of the best scenes of the talented evening was \u201cClassical Interlude\u201d.The Finale of the Show was the impressive \u201cHawaiian Rhythms\" featuring the best-loved authentic hulas.The outstanding feature of the entire evening was the appearance of Hilda Galt and the renowned Galt Girls in an elegant production \u201cSouth Americana\u2019.Miss Galt, the accompanists Madge Dawson and Harold Morris, the drummer, Sid Cohen, the entire cast and backstage crew deserve_the highest praise for a brilliant, fast-moving show that proceeded without a hitch and certainly lived up to its title \u201cOne Night of Rhythm\u201d, Small Town Story Available To Show \u201cThe Mapleville Story\u201d, a film depicting life in.a typical Canadian small town, is available now for general distribution in 16mm.size to fit non-theartical projectors.Produced by Associated Screen News of Montreal, featuring a cast of well-known on screen and radio under the direction of Gordon Sparling and with music by Lucio Agostini, \u201cThe Mapleville Story\u201d is suitable for presentation to service clubs, church groups, schools and other organizations.The film gives you a 20-minute glimpse of life in a Canadian town, of its business life and social forces.The basic truths of the town\u2019s economy, its business, social life, the country store, the bank and the school are worked into a background of good entertainment, Prints of \u201cThe Mapleville Story\u201d can be obtained from community film libraries and film councils; or you may ask your local bank manager for information as to the addresses of such councils or film libraries.IDLENESS IS ILLNESS \u201cIf we simply sit down on the sands of life, we must expect to be caught on the incoming tide ot time\u201d, warn the health experts.They advocate a positive approach, and a concerted drive, to health.Idleness, When it comes to maintaining personal fitness, means, in the long run, illness.For, to secure and maintain health, constant striving is essential.If we do no- thing\u2014just sit by and wait for life to do with us what it will- disease and decay may overtake us.At a Chamber of Commerce banquet, a school teacher was called upon to respond to the toast, -and handyman .\u201cLong live our teachers!\u201d Her Grace Players To Present \u201cJune Mad\u201d Bver since one can remember the theory.has always been that \u201cin.the spring & young man's fancy turns to love\u201d but in the case of the Grace Players forthcoming production, it is in the month of June that a young girl turns her fancy towards love, for- gettiing \u2018all about her wishes to become a writér or a great singer.But many things happen to her before she finally makes up her mind, with the Help of her mother and father.\u2019 \u2018 Then too, there is the \u201cboy next door\u201d with whom she has been raised and brought up and his interests in building planes rather than discussing the finer things with the female sex.But then, many things happen to him too before he decides on his future.All this put together .with the decisions of the respective parents, the young uncle who is also torn between friendship and love, the visiting college \u201ckiller- diller\u201d who tries to impress the young ladies with his \u201cline\u201d \u2018and his contention that \u201clove is the sweetest thing\u201d, the antics and so- called helping hand extended to the household by the housekeeper .is the general theme upon which is based the three act comedy \u201cJune Mad\u201d which is to be presented in Grace Church Lecture Hall, corner Wellington and Fortune Sts., on Wed., Thurs.and Friday evenings May 28, 29, 30 at 8.15 p.m., sharp.One of the main features of this production is the part of little \u201cMilly Lou\u201d played by 11 year old Gail Phillips.Those in the cast are: Doris Richardson, Mary Hynes, Mary Godbehere, May Williams, Gail Phillips, Joan Sabre, Gordon Wool- lard, C.Gordon Hynes, Leonard Starke, Geoff Williams, Fred Dev- lin, Arthur Wall, Robert MacLach- lan.DANGER OF DAMP Dampness invites disease of the rheumatic type, particularly in undernourished children.Parents, therefore, are advised to make sure that the children\u2019s - 005: NEFEWA Lois 4 PAGE THIRTEEN Thomas A.Edison, inventive genius, once served as a combination news-boy and candy butcher on the Grand Trunk Railway, now part of the C.N.R.system.ART OF SINGING PROFESSOR MANETTA Tenor of Milano Opera Some of our pupils are now with the Metropolitan, San Carlo Operas, Ziegfeld Follies, while others have been acclaimed in the Capitol, Palace Theatres as well as in radio and concert.Names and photos at the studio.1370 GREENE AVE.Westmount WE.6133 wet and cold shoes, stockings and other garments which may | become damp, are changed as! soon as they come inside.10 MARY BEETLES presents The JUNIOR REVUE Sat, May 31, at 2.15 \u2014 and \u2014 The SPRING REVUE Mon.June 16, at 8.15 His Majesty's Theatre \u2014 In aid of\u2014 THE KINSMEN BOYS' CLUBS Reservations .FI.5170 \u201cTHE SCOUT SHOW\u201d FORUM, 8 O\u2019clock SATURDAY, 17th Admission 25¢, Boxes $1 Reserved Section - - 50c Reserved Seats - + - 75c clarinet For Your Continued Enjoyment .All Summer Long BRAHM'S CONCERTO NO.2 In B Flat Major for piano and orchestra.Horowitz and Toscanini Album DM 740 \u2014 $9.10 RACHMANINOFF PIANO CONCERTO NO.2 Played by Rachmaninoff with Leopold Stokowski and The Philadelphia Orchestra Album DM 58 \u2014 $7.75 ARTIE SHAW 4-STAR FAVORITES An interesting album featuring Artie Shaw and his inspired Album P 85 \u2014 $3.75 GLENN MILLER 4- An album of outstanding Clenn Miller arrangements - Album P 148 \u2014 $3.75 XAVIER CUGAT TANGOS 8 favorite Tangos by Xavier Cugat and his orchestra Album P 83 \u2014 $3.75 5035 SHERBROOKE ST.W.(Opposite Westmount Theatre) STAR FAVORITES EL.9646 response in full was, \u201cOn what ?\u201d Victoria Hall t : 5a RL pA ATE Ye mages i + = op Sn pac i ot SO Te.SNE A PAGE FOURTEEN \u201cRebecca\u201d, Laurence Olivier .Starred, Returns To Monkland Gripping mystery and a haunting quality of suspense are the outstanding features of \u2018Rebecca\u201d, winner of both the Academy Award and the National Critics\u2019 Poll, the year of its release, which is now playing at the Monkland United Theatre until Friday night.Directed by Alfred Hitchcock, master of melodramatic thrillers \u201cRebecca\u201d co-stars Laurence Olivier and Joan Fontaine, with a stellar supporting cast including Judith Anderson, George Sanders Nigel Bruce, C.Aubrey Smith, Reginald Denny, Gladys Cooper, Florence Bates and Leo.G.Carroll.: - \u201cRebecca\u201d is based on the novel by Daphne du Maurier, one of the biggest sellers of the past decade.It tells the absorbing story of a young, reticent girl who becomes the second wife of a handsome young Englishman, owner of a Cornwall estate known as Maderley.When the couple return to this huge, rather forbidding home, which seems to throw out an aura of ominous mystery from the past, the new Mrs.de Winter has a feeling that her life is being strangely dominated by the dead Rebecca, her husband's first wife.Rebecca was admittedly beautiful and fascinating, and her most zealous admirer, Mrs.Danvers, the housekeeper at Maderley, is determined to make life miserable for her successor.Mrs.Danvers from the start resents the presence of the second Mrs.de Winter and does everything in her power to harass her.After an elaborate ball given at Maderley for the mistress of the house, stunning and overwhelming disclosures are made.Following some \u201cunexpected developments in which suspicion of murder is in the air, the story moves to an explosive climax.ERROL y FLYNN PAR Flynn, in a comedy role, as a divorced husband, \u2018rying to win back his ex-wife! LÜCILE WATSON S:Z.SAKALL - PATTI BRADY fganss; Tucks A United.CHheatne (St.Catherine at Chomedey) Ever faster your pulse: * will pound., .every thrill- paved step of the way \u2014~ as these sweethearts fee a house of hate .taking «their guilty love with them! Conquest.\u201d ROBERT CUMMINGS .MICHELE MORGAN SIEVE COCHRAN .PETER LORRE % SEVILLE Now Playing Until FRIDAY: 2 REPEATS! ANN SHERIDAN and JAMES CAGNEY in \u201cCity For Also YOUNG in \u201cSlightly Dangerous\u201d.NIGHT After 11 p.m.\u2014 GEORGE \u2018BRENT in \u201cYou Can't Escape Forever\u201d, with BRENDA MARSHALL.ELEANOR os the reason Kreyre al ravin : .this romance\u2019 GONALA wonae Starts SATURDAY until TUESDAY! Two Good Features! LANA TURNER and ROBERT REVIVAL FRIDAY \u201c aan Ry ; Final plans were completed this week for the coming summer opera season to be presented out of doors by the Montreal Festivals at the Molson Stadium from July 23 to August 13, it was announced today by the Board of Directors, with the return to New York of Laszlo Halasz, artistic and musical director of the New York Opera Company.Mr.Halasz has spent the past week in Montreal putting at the disposal of the Montreal Festivals his vast experience in helping to organize an open sir operatic season which promises to be comparable to the best given on this continent today.Using every resource to be found in this city supple- | mented by the complete co-opera- tion and direction of the technical staff of the New York City Opera Company, the roster of leading singers will be drawn from the Metropolitan Opera Company as well as from the New York City Opera Company.The full symphony orchestra as well as a chorus of 100 well trained singers will be drawn from Mor.t- | real.The corps de ballet will also be recruited from local talent and will be trained by one of the most outstanding ballet masters in the theatre.Stage and scenery will also be constructed locally under the supervision of the noted scenic designer H.A.Condell.Opening on July 23 with Aida, such noted singers as Marjorie Lawrence, Daniza Ilitsch, Camilla Williams, Winifred Heidt, Ramon Vinay, Eugene Conley, James Pease, Gean Greenwell, Robert Merrill and Hubert Norville appear on the roster of those scheduled to sing in the operas to be presented.Laszlo Halasz himself will conduct the opening performance of Aida, and other conductors who have been engaged are Thomas P.Martin and Jean Morel.Such noted stage directors as Theodore Komisarjevsky, of the e Russian Moscow Art Theatre fame, Leopold Sachse and John S.White are also listed.: But most Important, it is stressed by the Montreal Festivals, is the fact that \u2018every resource in the City of Montreal will be used by the organization in order to further the training of Canadian talent under the direction of some of the best technical experts available on this continent.\u2019 Belmont Park Open Saturday The official opening of the Outdoor Season at Belmont Park takes place on Saturday.All attractions, some new, others \u2014 favorites of yesteryear\u2014will be in operation, and there will be dancing every night as well as weekends to Benny Louis and his Casa Loma Orchestra.The Free Outdoor Attraction, to be presented daily at 5 and 11 p.m.will introduce to patrons of the park, the internationally famous Barretts, three perfectly developed young men who indulge in some fancy hand-stands an.other aerial gymnastics on a high rigging.Belmont Park which will operate daily, rain or shine, is the only place of its kind in Montreal that provides the fun, the thrills, the laughter, the recreation and relaxation so essential to the tired mind and body.So plan now to attend the opening of Belmont Park on Saturday\u2014the picnic facilities are many for an entire day's outing for the family.People occasionally stumble over the truth, but most of them pick themselves up and hurry off as if nothing had happened.\u2014Winston Churchill e ICES £2 MODERN COMEDY-ROMANCE! Errol Flynn, Patti Brady and Eleanor Parker are co-starred in \u201cNever Say Goodbye,\u201d which starts at the Seville United Theatre on Saturday, playing until Tuesday night.Last Showing Today! LAURENCE OLIVIER and JOAN FONTAINE in \u201cRebecca\u201d.Also \"SWING PARADE\", with Gale Storm and Phil Regan.REVIVAL TONIGHT After LI p.m.\u201cBULLET SCARS,\u201d with Regis Toomey.(Monktand at Girouard Ave.) Starts SATURDAY - Until TUESDAY! \u201cJOHN GERALDINE ARFIELD FITZGERALD NOBODY [LIVES [FOREVER - TWO GOOD FEATURES! Reckless laughter masking the troubled hearts of two who gambled with love\u2014in gay Las Vegas, where anything goes! ROBERT YOUNG BARBARA HALE FRANK MORGAN ledifuck with JAMES GLEASON - DON RICE HARRY DAVENPORT Swe Eas EBT IE OYE Ye inisc and Scou their ous ç { Present Big a Westmount s Home _Nowspaper\u201d | STORY OF A BOY AND HIS HORSE! George Tobias and Clem Bevans are trying to console Marshall Thompson when his beloved mare \u201cBess\u2019\u201d\u2019 is ill in the Cinecolor film, \u201cGallant Bess\u201d, which starts at the Westmount United Theatre, on Sunday, playing until Tuesday night.THE \u201cGed Montreal Scouts And Cubs Show At Forum Amongst the most surprised people having anything to do with The Scout Show, to take place in the Forum on Saturday evening, will be just those people! From news available thus far, the whole thing will be quite impressive; and it is known that there will be visitors in town from near and far to see the Show.To give the reader some idea of what is taking place, here is a rough outline.Item 1, a parade of colours with quite some pomp and circumstance.Item 2, a really smart Sea Scout show calling for the setting up of a dummy ship including basic appointments, officers, etc.; and in addition some flashy signalling with morse and semaphore flags, lamps, blinkers, etc.Following this, the Wolf Cubs present their Grand Howl and the Gremlin show, described elsewhere.Item 4 is a sort of five- ring event of physical training, first aid, signalling, trek-cart races and camping.The next item will be dimly rem- Iniscent of the recent animal show and should be good.Imagine Scouts and Scouters working in their spare time assembling various sizes and shapes of wood, bur- lap, rope, glue, etc, and produce a horse or an elephant, or a tiger for The Scout Show.Imagine, too, the fun of learning how to behave inside the \u201canimal\u201d, and the excitement of taking part on Saturday! Valois, Rushbrooke, Chal- mers, Lions Boys Club and St.Laurent troops have elephants; St.Laurent and Willingdon have lions and tigers; Greenfield Park have raised giraffes and Barclay troop cycling bears.St Matthew's and Woodlands will feature horses, circus horses.And of course, there will be the usual assortment of odd stunts, comic policemen and bands, pony and rider and the ever- present clowns.The pageant, by contrast will be impressive, ieading off with our earliest visitors, Lief Ericson, then Jacques Cartier, Missionary Fathers, etc, and of course our \u201cforefathers\u201d the Red Indians.This item will end with the finale, a monster \u2018council fire\u201d which will have to be seen to be appreciated.The whole show is scheduled to run through two very enjoyable hours, and it is felt that those attending will be well satisfied.If one can believe his ears, this Scout Show, will be something to EXAMINER, PRIDAY, MAY 16, 1947 remember, And next to seeing it, one can only go on what one is told\u2014and we have heard plenty.Take, for example, the \"Grand Howl and the Gremlin show offered by the Wolf Cubs, The Mac- kay Institute has a good pack under the leadership of Miss Win- nifred Cory, and they are staging Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.Three Western Area packs, Rosedale, Wesley and St.Ignatius, under Cubmasters Dewitt Clinton, W.R.Gold and Miss Alva Boyd, have a poodle show planned.Two dances which should draw at least some interest will be the jungle dance of Kaa (the snake in Rudyard Kipling's \u201cJungle Book\", the source book for all the \u201catmosphere\u201d in Cubbing); and the old-fashioned Maypole dance.The \u201csnake\u201d from St.Hilda's pack will feast himself on ten \u201cmonkeys\u201d from St.Cuthbert's pack; and about 50 Cubs from the packs of the Southern Area (Verdun, etc.) will take part in the Maypole dance, under the direction of W.R.Millen, district Cubmaster: And, of course, there will be clowns! : Naturally, being Wolf Cubs, there will be the Grand Howl, as it is called.This is an impressive ceremony before the Council Rock, when one of the older Cubs calls on all the DYB (do your best), to which the Cubs reply \u201cWe'll DOB (do our best) DOB, DOB, DOB.\u201d That, with some hundreds \u2018\u201chowling\" their pledge, should be good.And that is only a glimpse of the Cubs\u2019 part.In another column are some highlights of what the Scouts and Sea Scouts have to offer.PLAY AND LEARN A new game \u201cEat Right\u2014 Score High\u201d based on Canada\u2019s Food Rules, has been produced for use of children, and provides information as well as entertainment.Through Provincial Health departments and local health units, teachers and parents may obtain these cards, which will help in teaching children how to choose the right foods.You can get along with women if you let them think they are having their own way.But the only way to do that is to let them have it.\u2014Quebec Chronicle- Telegram.Ain HELD OVER (Decarie Blvd.at Snowdon Jet.) 2nd And Final Week ! T7 Short Subject Programt \"SWEET AND Low\".\"WALKY TALKY HAWKY\", \" TECHNICOLOR Musical.FASHION MEANS BUSINESS se March of Time.SENSATIONAL STAR MERVIN JOHNS TECHNICOLOR Cartoon.PRODUCED BY MICHAEL BALCON starring MICHAEL REDGRAVE RACHEL KEMPSON \"British Films Score Again\u2019 Herbert Whittaker, The Montreal Gazette.FACE TO FACE with a \u201chushand\u201d she'd never seen \u2014 his FORGED love letters, signed by a man she hated! WHAT COULD FATE OFFER THESETWO?OF \"DEAD: OF NIGHT\" BASIL RADFORD JANE BARRETT PAGE FIFTEEN re HELD OVER FOR SECOND WEEK! Rachel Kempsun and Michael Redgrave are co-starred in \u201cThe Captive Heart\u201d, which is having its Montreal first run at the Snowdon United Theatre, Excellent Double Bill With Comedy, Drama At Westmount Teaming dynamic John Gar- role of the beautiful widow, is field with Fitzgerald makes for grand en- talented Geraldine Geraldine Fitzgerald.A capable supporting cast features besides tertainment in the hard-hitting, Faye Emgrson, Walter Brennan fast-moving film \u201cNobody Lives who plays \u201cPop\u201d Gruber, a Forever\u201d, now playing at the sharp - witted oldster who has Westmount United Theatre un- seen better days; George Coutil Saturday night.| louris as \u201cDoc\u201d Ganson, a cheap, As Nick Blake, a veteran try-.unscrupulous mobster: George ing to regain his lost reputation Tobias as Al Doyle, Nick's faith- as a \u201cbig shot\u201d in the rackets, ful side-kick: Ralph Peters, Garfield assumes a role which | James Flavin and others.is a \u201cnatural\u201d for him.His task Providing the comedy on this is made difficult by a deceitful excellent bill is the modern co- girlfriend, Toni (Faye Emerson), medy-romance \u201cNever Say Good- who attempts to withhold a $50, | bye\u201d, which stars Errol Flynn 000 bankroll he left in her safe- lin a comedy role.It tells the keeping.i mirth-filled tale of an estranged Nick changes her mind in typi- again after a year's separation.cal fashion and teams up with couple who fall in love all over & mob intent on absorbing the!It .boasts an important cast better part of a young and beau- headed by love'y Eleanor Parker tiful widow's fortune.But the as Flynn's co-star and with Lu- scheme backfires as Nick's con- :cille Watson, S.Z.Sakall, little science makes itself felt and the 8-year-old Patti Brady, Forrést fireworks begin to fly.j Tucker and Donald Woods in Co-starred with Garfield, in the supporting roles.- i * WESTMOUNT Now Playing Until SATURDAY: JOHN GARFIELD and GERALDINE FITZGERALD in \"Nobody Lives Forever.Also ERROL FLYNN and ELEANOR PARKER in \u201cNever Say Goodbye.\" A United CHheatne (Sherbrooke at Grey Ave.) Starts SUNDAY A Thousand Thrill Wallop.With a Boy and Wonder Horse Who Gallop Right Straight Into Your Heart! MCM'S AMAZING MOTION PICTURE MARSHALL THOMPSON | GEORGE a TOBIAS 4 oem Ap rgomery: \u201cGall ; $ sonne NOC thera! \\ove , \\ The, fist Tod WO QUGOLES craft in BLAIR Janet TR ee EE Ent ét eo A.ATS AUR AERIAL Te SRE FAI NA \"Wesimosat\u2019s Home Newspape;\" 1947 Situation Said Precarious With but three full months left before the football season will open for training, coach Andy McGillis is wrestling with the $128.00 question confronting him, and that is what team or teams will the school be able to enter into competition.A couple of football meetings were held this week but even this did not throw much light on the subject.The Bantam set-up looks % anything but promising, as only eight boys over a hundred pounds reported as candidates for football next Autumn.The Senior B picture is a little brighter but by no means a sure thing, as coach McGillis is plainly disgusted with the efforts of some of the boys to condition themselves for such a rugged game as foothall, and unless these boys show a willingness to prepare themselves before the brief training period starts early in September, then it is feit it would be a folly to expect them ready for heavy practice which precedes a ten-day light workout.St.Leo's with its small high school student enrolment, has never been in a more precarious position of dropping out of foothall than it is now.The Senior B football meeting produced enough names listed as candidates, hut as the Academy coach pointed out \u201cnames are not enough, I must be convinced that these names represent boys who are willing to make sacrifices for the game in order that they will present themselves in good condition for the initial pracice.\u201d SPORT SHORTS: St.Leo's will be well represented at the football rally at Sir Arthur | Currie Memorial Gym tonight.Most of the Senior boys will be in| attendance to hear Columbia University's noted coach, Lou Little\u201d The Pee Wee and Junior boxers closed their season with their own little show in the school hall last week.Nineteen bouts, all local affairs, comprised the card, and it produced two hours of interesting fistic action as these youngsters pulled no punches in their enthusiasm to impress.Francis Jago won ' the trophy for the best Pee Wee bout, and Bob Lafontaine earned a medal as the pick of the Juniors.The cream of the winter crop of local school athletes were guests of honor at a luncheon last Satur- : day morning held at Eaton\u2019s store and under the direction of Eaton's Junior Council.A beautiful framed i diploma recording their outstand- | ing athletic achievements of the past season, was given to each boy.The popular Jimmy McCarthy »was St.Leo's selection for the award, and he well deserved the honor for having led the school's Senior B hockey team to another City Senior B hockey championship.Jimmy received a similar N.D.G.BICYCLE REPAIR \u2014 SHOP \u2014 New and Used Bicycles for Sale BICYCLES FOR RENT Welding and Brazing 5260 SHERBROOKE ST.W.(Corner Decarie Bivd.) Softball Rules and Their Meanings by C.W.TAHAMONT Umpires\u2019 Duties The umpires are the representatives of the Association and as such are authorized and required to enforce each section of this code.They shall have the power to order a player, coach, captain or manager to do or omit to do any act which in their judgment is necessary to give force and effect to one or all of these rules, and to inflict penalties for violations of the rules as hereinafter prescribed.In order to define their respective duties, the umpire judging balls and strikes shall be designated as the \u201cUmpire - in - Chief\u201d the umpire judging base decisions as the \u201cField Umpire\u201d.Umpire - in - Chief He shall render base decisions in the following instances: (1) If the ball is hit fair, with a runner on first, he must go to third base to take a possible decision; (2) with more than one base occupied, he shall, on appeal, decide whether or not a runner on third : leaves that base before a fly ball is caught; (3) in case of a runner being caught between third UMPIRES MEET All those who wish to act as Umpires in the N.D.G.Intermediate, Junior and Juvenile Softball Leagues, are requested to attend a Meeting on Friday, May 16th, commencing at 8.00 p.m., at the N.D.G.Park Clubhouse, Press, Radio In Golf Meet The last major undertaking of the late Tom Potter, who devoted so much of his last years to sport promotion in the Laurentians, will be opened on June\u2019 8, on the, occasion of the Press and Radio Golf Tournament.Douglas Potter has invited some 40 players to participate, and other entries are invited to the first annual \u201cFourth Estate golf event, in the Laurentians.Play will be over the course which is situated adjacent to the Alpine Inn on the banks of the North River, and in the shadow of Old Mount Baldy.A committee meeting will be held tomorrow at -the Mount Royal Hotel to complete plans for the Tournament.Y.M.C.A.Briefs National Youth Conference The Fourth National Y.M.C.A, Youth Conference will be held this year, June 28th to July 6th, at Geneva Park, Lake Couchiching, Ontario.There will be over 150 delegates from all YM.C.A's in Canada, meeting together to discuss the problems facing young people today, and to plan objec- | tives for young people's programs (in our YM.C.A's for the coming two years.| Westmount held a delegate\u2019s dis- and home, when more than one | cussion on Thursday evening, and hase is occupied, he shall make ; will attend the Montreal pre-con- he decision on the runner near- ference meeting being held this EL.0081 est the home plate.The Umpire- in-Chief alone shall have authority to declare a game forfeited.The umpire - in - chief cannot overrule the field umpire.Field Umpire He shall \u2018aid the Umpire - in - Chief in every manner in enforcing the rules of the game, and, with the exception of declaring a forfeiture, shall have equal authority with the Umpire-in-Chief in removing from the game players who violate these rules.PLEASE NOTE: \u2014 Under no circumstances shall either umpire criticise or interfere with a decision unless asked to do 30 by his associate.award at the conclusion of last year's football season.The Softhall season is now well underway in the school with both the Junior and Senior schedules past the half-way mark.The Reds, under the combined leadership of Vince Heney and John Dozois, are out in front of the senior section.Ray Losito and Chris O\u2019Brien, who form the brain trust for the Cardinals, have their charges at the top in the Junior League.1\u2014Quiet, RestFul.2\u2014Deluxe Comforts.3\u2014Breakfast in Bed.4\u2014Dinner Music.5\u2014150 Acres.6\u2014Picturesque.7\u20141,450 ft, Mountain.8\u2014Climbing.9\u2014Fruit Blossoms.10\u2014Two Lakes, River.De Luxe Year-Round Mt.Lodge ABBOTSFORD, QUE.Only 40 Miles (Route 1 - Paved, open all year) vast of Montreal with 4 Buses, 4 Trains Daily.33% DISCOUNT! 1947 \u201cINTRODUCTORY RATES 11\u2014Delicious Fresh Local Foods.12\u2014\"Balanced\u201d Home Pressure-Cooking.13\u2014Large CORNER Rooms (2 Views, Sunny).14\u2014CORNER Circulation (Cool Sleeping).15\u2014Ultra-Violet Ray Windows.16\u201475 mile Panoramic View.17\u2014Complete Radio in Each Room, 18\u2014Refined Clientele.19\u20143 mile dustless Promenade, 20\u2014Spring Water Facilities Equivalent to: \u201cRoom with Private Bath\u201d, NEW FOLDER (18 Photographs, Map, Full Description) GLADLY MAILED from CL.4874 (Evenings): OR from Beau-View House: OR you may obtain .it and see Olher Photos at your Travel Agent, EARLY RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED Bea View House Sunday at the N.D.G.\u2018Y\u2019.\u2019 Swimming Instruction The men's swimming instruction class, being held every Monday, 8 to 9 p.m, is under the guidance of Ken Taylor.Ken is himself a | champion swimmer and an ex-! | swimming instructor from the R.C.A.F.The men's life-saving class will get underway next Monday at 9 p.m.This group will be limited to ten, and there is still space for four more fellows.Instruction will be given by the Physical Director.Saturday Nite Club The S.N.C.are holding their last party for the season this Saturday, May 17th, in the Westmount \u2018YF\u2019.The dance hall will feature a Maypole as the centre of decorations.The party will commence at 9 p.m., and include all regular S.N.C.features of orchestra, dance prizes, and refreshments.DOW AWARD GIVEN OTTAWA MILKMAN Failure to put out empty milk bottles saved on Ottawa woman's life and won a milkman a Dow Award for bravery.Gerald Sperberg, Ottawa division, The Borden Company, Ltd, noticed Mrs.J.A.Clark had neglected to put out any bottles.\u201cI thought it was strange,\u201d said Sperberg, \u2018as it was the first time in six years Mrs.Clark had i failed to do so.\u201d | Opening the unlocked front \u2018door, Sperberg smelled gas.Rushing in he found Mrs.Clark unconscious in the kitchen.Carrying her to the open door, he called a doctor and police, who rushed her to Ottawa General Hospital.Sperberg was chosen by a group of editors as worthy recipient of a citation and $100 AMATEUR AUTHORITIES BURLESQUE SPORT Most Canadian fans are very much annoyed, we imagine, at the manner in which that Barbara Ann Scott automobile gift incidep was treated by the amateur authorities.One would think thy Barbara Ann had got herself involved in a crooked profession wrestling deal, or had accepted a bribe to throw the next Olyn skating championship to the Ukranians, judging from the fuss fy has been kicked up over the honour that her native city bestom upon her.PICKING ON A NATIONAL HERO But then amateur authorities generally are like that.They overlook the most obvious professionalism in some sports, ay pick on a wholesome young gir] whose exploits thrilled the wh, country.It's quite all right for Canadian hockey players, for examph, to go to England, sign an agreement to play hockey for an agreed sum of money, and then be permitted to play hockey for Engl and eventually take the world championship away from the native land.Everyone knows that truly amateur athletes with ability are as rare as broadminded amateur officials these day, But even so, one would have thought that Barbara Ann, of al people, would have been free from any accusation of professionalism, Only the most narrow-minded of people could see in that git that the City of Ottawa gave her any suggestion of payment for her winning of the skating championship.IS THIS AUTHORITY LEGAL?- The opinion has been expressed from time to time that they amateur officials are wielding a power over the activities an movements of people that is illegal.The case of George Dufresne comes to mind.George was a hockey player of considerable ability whose services were sought by professional and amateur clubs al over the east.He valued his freedom of movement and exercise it to the full, changing cities nearly every hockey season.Om year he playéd in Boston, and the next year was to play in Sud bury.But the amateur authorities refused to give him a car which would have barred him from playing, charging violatio of the residence rule.George was nobody's fool and promptly hired a lawyer.Is haled the amateur authorities to court to show cause why b shouldn\u2019t be allowed to play anywhere and at any time he wished The case went to trial, bat the trial was never concluded.After th judge expressed the opinion that the power the amateur mogul were exercising might be unconstitutional, the case was settled out of court.Dufresne was given his card.IT'S TIME THIS FARCE WAS DONE WITH It\u2019s high time this entire amateur farce was wiped off th slate.The amateur authorities, either in this country or any other, are in no position to decide who is a simon-pure and who isn't, and their efforts to do so are just ludicrous at times.* * * Mr.Avery Brundage would do a lot better investigating the purity of some of his U.S.college football players instead do sticking his long nose all the way from California to Ottawa into the affairs of a young lady we all think a lot of.UPSETS FEATURE RACING They ran the Preakness at Pimlico, Maryland last Saturday, and for the second consecutive Saturday, the favourite didn't have enough to win the race.In the Kentucky Derby, Jet Pilot, second F o horse in the betting at 5-1, won the mile and a quarter race bys Ç£ nose, edging out the favourite, Phalanx, in a photo finish, Last g Saturday, Faultless, favoured only behind Phalanx and Jet Pilot, turned the tables by winning the mile and three-sixteenths race with On Trust second by a half a length.Close behind the California B second placer came the favoured Phalanx, and then Jet Pilot, 4 badly-winded fourth, two lengths off at the wire.And so, the mud horse, Jet Pilot, who seems to revel in the slippery going, ran out of the money only a week after his senst tional victory that netted Mrs.Elizabeth Arden Graham, the horse\u2019 3 owner, $92,500.However, neither of these races can be considered as a rel test of form for the three year olds, as the Kentucky race and th Preakness are well short of the distance accepted as the best tet for a young horse \u2014 a mile and a half.BELMONT STAKES WILL BE BETTER TEST The horses get a chance at this distance in the next of ther races, the Belmont Stakes, run off at beautiful Belmont Race Track near New York City.Once again, the favourite will likely b Phalanx, to be again ridden by wily Eddie Arcaro.This remind: us of last year, when in both the Kentucky Derby and the Presk ness, Lord Boswell, also ridden by Arcaro was the favourite, Assan won both of these races and the experts finally condescended tf\u2019 ;.give him top ranking in the Belmont Stakes, which he also wo There will be no triple crown winner this year, but in Faultles Phalanx, On Trust, and Jet Pilot, are four of the most even! matched three-year olds to ever run-in the same race, And they will be running over the mile and a half distance in the Belmont k and may the best horse win! Boys and Girls Summer Camp PARENTS: Why not enjoy a vacation and still know that your children are having a good holiday?Private camp in Laurenfians, 46 miles from Montreal, in English community.Boys and girls from 9 to 14 years accepted.Under careful experienced supervision.Reasonable rates for season or weekly.Sleep in modern main house or in tents.Er cellent home-cooked meals, recreation, hikes, swimming, nature study, etc.Camp Opens June \u201823rd \u2014 Closes August 27th References exchanged.Details on request, A .Apply by letter to A.R.Cornell, Piedmont, Que, y rs Savings Bond.CEDAR LODGE A PRIVATE CAMP FOR BOYS AGED 6-16 HAWKEYE, NEW YORK On Silver Loke in the Adirondacks A superior programme for boys under the supervision of an exp | ataff.A counselor for every four boys.Swimming, canoeing, craft wor shep, photography darkroom, tennis, field sports, mountain trail tr\u201d eight week seanon, + For free booklet wiite F, B.Sprague, Au Sable Forks, N.Y or call Monitor Vacalion Bureau, WA.2773.Football PR.A The 5 Belump wi Bot the b Sting only 7 ith th ds to Cal f hands f d sanct fs of th alled \u201c thé bir season.Ihe hun ed sance times e, when 1 bein; a mas vi pu) ey A bapnder tl ratory erous a M the pro Med in dc MR courts r $10 t confisc fractior | mostly Mpaventur Anne d gregate Mthern ri Marois re Imp ere ar bec fish h ever h respec pession 82! catch erly.minim es and fish © led on orth of wa ri d sea: Se is ¢ es and ds.(' as ] whicl rence.) shing eyed 16; fc inong in t lon to aming L) vw Ta e Wes ervatic pec wg e fist led, (lake d ear PE foi ice js in res Were days less t Pm per the nr unti bet rip, e, at thy incident nk that fessiony) OI it.They rts, af le Whol example, n agree England m their les with se days, 1, of al] ionalism, that gift ment for e at thes ties and Dufresns e ability clubs al PX ercised son.One in Sud a card, violation vyer.M why bk > wished After th moguls 3 settled off the ny other, \u2018ho isnt, | ting the stead of awa into n't have , second JF ace bya Ë sh, Last \\s a rel + and the of thet pe Track, tended t Iso wou aultles bt evenlf imp rates, le study, r Fu A is senss: i e horse's fo best test And 8 Belmort i children |B 6 miles | | 4 years |B 8 nts.Ee |B n expert | ft work kif triph MUSIAL BEATS THE BALL FOR A CHANGE THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1947 ¢ The Cardinals\u2019 Stan Musial, most valuable National League player last year, came out of his 1947 lump with am in-the-park home run against the Giants at the Polo Grounds.Here he slides home just ahead of the ball (arrow).He led the league's hitters last year, but until he connected with this one was bat- Fting only 1.53 for the season.It didn't help the Cards, though; they lost, 4-3.Fish And Wild Life à R.C.M.P.Busy ith the return of migratory fos to Canada, the R.C.M.P.has hands full these days patrolling d sanctuaries in various secs of the province, to prevent Jacalled \u201csportsmen\u201d from shoot- Ni the birds illegally in their mat- BE season.- le hunting of birds in estab- Bi sanctuaries is forbidden at times but especially at this ¢, when shooting the birds, far 1 being a sport, is nothing a massacre, police officials Ra nb [ratory Birds Act of Canada, ji crous arrests in various parts i the province which have re- @iBed in dozens of hunters facing M courts recently and being fined Mn $10 to $25, while their gear confiscated.infractions have been commit- § mostly at Ile aux Hérons, St.Saturday, E@P-venture, Cap Tourmente and Anne de Beaupré, where birds éffleregate on their last lap to the ffthern regions, Inspector Noël rtois reported.Important Changes ere are important changes in E » bec fishing regulations in 1947, h every angler must observe.4 respect to all game fish, the Mession limit is now one day's l catch; not two day's bag, as erly.minimum legal length of 15 es and a daily bag limit of fish or 30 pounds, has been ed on Grey (Lake) trout; orth of the St.Lawrence and wa rivers, while there is no d Season on Northern Pike, 13 à minimum size of 17 es and a daily bag limit of 30 ds.(This applies to rivers as Des Prairies and Mille which are north of the St.rence.) shing for Rainbow trout and eyed Pike (dore) opens on 16; for smallmouth bass and Inonge on June 16, (except in the Ottawa River from lon to and including Lake Te- oe bass fishing opens on Taking a Beating e Weather Man this year is a ervationist, so far as trout in Pec waters are concerned, ¢ fishing season for grown, led, sea, Quebec red and (lake) trout opened at the d early date of April 1, But ME for these species through ice is prohibited, and laies in ach of Montreal fisher- 8 ice- days age locked until a less there is considerable rise op cratures, it seems likely he majority of fishermen will beter May or perhaps ro @ making their first EE y t Wnder the provisions of the The majority of Montreal district fishermen seek speckled, Quebec red or grey trout.These fish are available in public waters, but not within 50 miles of the metropolis.Generally speaking, one must go beyond such points as Weir, Joliette and Ste.Agathe to find good trout fishing.But there are lakes and streams which will prove fruitful, if the fisherman does not mind walking over bush roads for perhaps a few miles to reach them.From Sailing Yacht Club sailing committee, his Stevenson, skipper and chairman dians.As for the racing, they agreed that they had never encountered such keen sailors in all their world-wide experience of yacht à racing.They reported that the Bermudians practically live for their sailing and have a wonderful opportunity to indulge in their favorite sport.Right at their front, door they have ideal sailing conditions, although in one or two races the Canadians found the going fairly tough.However, apparently the harder it blew the better the Lake St.Louis tars liked it, for, of course, their greatest success was scored in the first race when with well reefed sails they scored a first and second.This substantial lead they protected by excel- lent team tactics in the following two races to win the series by PAGE SEVENTEEN Yacht Champs Return Win Sun tanned and happy, the members of the Royal St.Lawrence Yacht Club, who won the International 14-foot dinghy team races off Bermuda in competition with crews representing the Essex Yacht Club of Connecticut and the Bermuda International 14-Foot Dinghy Association, arrived back in Montreal last Tuesday.John Schwab, skipper and chairman of the Royal St.Lawrence crew Dr.Bob Townsend, and Dick of the Club's entertainment committee, his crew Ian MacLean, all expressed the pleasure they had in sailing at Bermuda, and were loud in their praises of the hospitality extended to them by the Bermu-+ D.2514 points to the Bermudians 20% and the Americans 17%.Of the hospitality accorded them they could not speak too highly, for not only did the yachtsmen entertain them, (but apparently everyone in Bermuda knew about their coming and put themselves out to see that the visitors had a good time.Everyone of them expressed the hope that an opportunity would be afforded the Bermudians to sail on Lake St.Louis, for they felt certain that the members of the Royal St.Lawrence Yacht Club would welcome the opportunity of repaying in some little part at Dorval, the wonderful welcome their representatives had received on the Island.Of course they themselves would not be adverse to a return visit to Bermuda in the future.VISIT OUR TRY ONE OF OUR SPECIALTIES JUMBO SODA BAR MILK SHAKES Here Comes Victoria Day (May 24) AND WE'RE ALL SET WITH A BIG : ASSORTMENT OF GREETING CARDS FOR ALL OCCASIONS SHERBROOKE SERVICE STORE 923% SHERBROOKE W.NEAR DECARIE - - DE.8936 A WE HAVE A VERY LARGE SELECTION OF TOYS, GAMES NOVELTIES, i veer YC 3 EVERYTHING FROM SPARKLERS TO GIANT CRACKERS \u2014 GET YOURS EARLY \u2014 SUPPLIES ARE LIMITED DEVELOPED & PRINTED AT NO EXTRA CHARGE ENLARGEMENT a -~ DOUBLE SIZE (SIZES 127 AND UNDER) FREE WITH EVERY ROLL RTT Aa ar tema LE nD eo em rd ES Tn A EME TS =1, - - : 5 Le = =.Fix 5 _ ir So : \u201c pa : : = A nie Er , dies EAS SSS - ET emia PA A : .Le Te \u2014\u2014 CS TIE os bee Ce _ er ls Len ni man, 5 5 1 : rte tre PAGE EIGHTEEN New Crops To Try Lures - Enthusiastic Experiment Vegetables which have not heen grown before offer, as the very least of their lures, horticultural adventures this spring.Some might turn out to be extremely good to eat and become permanent additions to the seed list.Kohlrabi is easy to grow.This plant is an interesting one to watch, for its habit of growth is unlike that of any other crop in the vegetable patch.Seeds are sprinkled in a shallow drill in late April and the plants thinned to stand three inches apart.The kohlrabi itself, the edible part, forms a ball an inch or so up on the stem and the leaves circle out and up from this enlarged root.Plants grow about a foot high, so for general placement and spacing they are like carrots and beets.Kohlrabi is very good to eat raw or cooked.Swiss chard, according to the nutrition expert, is most healthful when picked fresh.Seeds of this lovk like their relatives the beets and red to be sprinkled very sparsely \u2014 about one-half inch apart.The piants look a good deal like rhubarb and are usually about sixteen or eighteen inches high.They need not be pulled up entirely when the leaves are large enough to use.With a sharp knife the outside stems are cut off at ground level and the center left to grow.Thus cutting can be made from the same plant all summer.TOP SOIL and FERTILIZER FOR SALE Lawns Renovated The leaves are most flavorsome when they are young.Tomatoes are usually a successful home-garden crop.Having gathered experience with the large varieties, one might like to try the small sorts.Cherry, pear and plum varieties are named according to their sizes and shapes.Seeds must be started indoors in March, but seedings can be bought EL.0288 SEEDS PLANTS AND GARDEN le SUPPLIES 4 NEW CATALOGUE FREE \u2018For all your garden needs PERRON'S seed store is 6 friend indeed.\u201d oO.(&) WHPERRON CQ SEEDSMEN & NURSERYMEN \u201c5 955 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD, MONTREAL TOPSOIL and GARDEN SOIL For Sale Specially Treated Free of Weeds \u201c5205102 DExter 5198 R.AUBIN 6125 Upper Lachine Rd.in late May from some nursery- \u2018men.Yellow types are also avail- : able.They need to be spaced ahout \u2018two feet apart each way, One \u2018| pleasant way to use them is whole \u2018in salads.| Small Peppers One plant of pimento pepper, the seed sown early like tomatoes or the seeding bought in May, will produce enough hot fruits for flavoring throughout this crop\u2019s August and September picking season.The seed is barely covered, sprouts and set in the garden with two-foot spacing in May.Peanuts can be grown most vears in the vicinity of New York.There is always the danger that frost will overtake them before the nuts- have ripened, but the chances are quite good that this will not happen.Seed is sown in late April and the row covered with hot caps or newspaper tents.Seedlings are sheltered until the warm weather they prefer arrives.Low-growing varieties are best for Northern gardens, and the six- inch plants make an attractive edging for the vegetable plot.Bright yellow flowers looking like small sweet peas, appear in summer.Acording to the peanut\u2019s LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED and SET MA.6219 M.Philbin.Hardware Co.MON GREEN HOUSES St.Catherine & Guy S¢.4509 COTE DES NEIGES ROAD TELEPHONE AT, 1125 TREAL AND NURSERIES Mount Royal Hotel Poel St, kept moist and shaded until it i grown in home grodens, | thinned to stand THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1947 sy DEAN It your garden pool has been uncovered and cleaned and water lilies planted, some thought should be given to the many miscellaneous plants which can be used to add bloom or foliage interest to it.Such plants, you will find.can be used to do double duty.At this time, Marsh Marigolds can be potted up and set in the pool on a tile or bricks to bring illustrated in the accompanying Garden-Graph., Their bright yellow flowers, incorrectly called Butter- ~up and Cowslip, will give the first gay note of color to the pool.Since Marsh Marigolds are hardy perennials they can be taken from the pool and planted in the garden after they have finished blooming, Place them in a moist spot in partial shade.The following year they can again be brought to the them up to the desired height, as] GARDEN-GRAP HALLIDAY Released by Central Press Canadian pool at flowering time, Calla lilies can be handled in the same way.Another double purpose plant is the Cardinal Flower, whose brilliant red blooms will prove effective when displayed at the water's edge.It grows naturally along the banks of shady streams or in marshy places.\u2019 The umbrella plant, often called umbrella palm, is a splendid plant for both the house and at the shallow edge of the outdoor pool.This plant looks like a miniature group of palms, as illustrated.It can be potted and placed so that the edge of the pot is just at or above the water surface.In the fall, it can be taken indoors.Cat-tails also are effective in pools where tall plants are desired.They spread rapidly and may become pests unless restricted in root- growth by being potted.\u2014 POTTED MARSH MARIGOLD IN A GARDEN POOL ostrichlike custom, \u201cstems\u201d from the flowers go under ground and the nuts are developed there.In late September plants are pulled up to reveal as many as one hundred peanuts on a single small plant.A cool, Cry, airy place is the spot for them for several weeks before roasting.They are hung, spread out, to dry.Pumpkins and watermelons, like peanuts, are not guaranteed to ripen in our climate, but many years they do manage it.Anyone who has grown cucumbers successfully has a good idea of what to du for these crops.Seeds are planted shallow in foot-wide hills that are spaced three feet apart.Plenty of fertilizer is put under each hill.As fruits begin to form, straw is spread on the gro*nd around the vines.Comparatively new midget watermelons are good for this climate and for small families.Kale is a good crop to put on the to extend the harvest season as much as possible.Although some kales are ready in midsummer, Blue Curled Scotch wil last and enough to keep all winter.The flavor improves with frost, and many a gardener who thinks he grown frost has touched the leaves.Kale seed is sown sparsely in drills one-quarter inch deep, and plants are later thinned to stand two feet apart.Three or four bushels can be harvested from a thirty-foot row.If plants are left in the ground over winter, they will send up new sprouts in spring Parsnip is another crop not often which tastes much better than the mar- | ket product if it is harvested at | the right time.Parsnips should be À ' dug up after frost has touched the roots in late fall, or else left in the ground until early spring.Ones used in spring after mellowing in the earth all winter are the mildest kind of all.- | Parsnip seed is grown about an i inch apart, in deeply dug and en- : riched soil.When the seedlings are | about four inches high, they are about a foot apart.The slowest plant in the vegetable patch, this crop must occupy its row all year before yield: ing a harvest.Anpther crop to consider now: is 8 spring planning list if the aim is can he picked for three months of cold weather, and Siberian is hardy dislikes this vegetable finds it much more flavorsume once he has it properly himself and : waited to harvest it until after UMBRELLA PLANT 5/2 sorrel.If the plan for the vegetable patch shows any vacancies PRUNING - SPRAYING - PLANTING | FERTILIZING 2 Removing and General Maintenance NOW 4 1s the time to have your broken branches cleaned up.TREE SURGERY (CO.Ltd Estimates Without Charge 4601 Cote des Neiges Trimming - Clearing of Power Lines ti cvs me 1 mn 8 ree Tel.WE.2140 | Why take chances with unknown, unreliable seeds?Ewing's dependable, tested seeds are known throughout Canada reliability.estmouat's Home Newspapen can be sown then.RICH | Garden Soil For Sale $3.00 Single Load | $5.99 Double Loa DExter 0035 S.AUBIN 6712 Upper Lachine Ri for August ar Coptember, sop is good to remember because tt me _\u2014 RESORT REST, rest beauty pian ounge arou are's W jeaned and mulated wi Mimassage \u2018 And overall \u2014\u20142 Never Saw Such a swell Looking Lawn! == SS Navgatuck2,4-D Concentrate kills noxious weeds without harm to grass.Now at your retailer's.Insist on the green liquid with the Naugatuck name and trade mark.Naugatuck Chemicals for their Your Garden Deserves | \u2018 FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS | LAWN GRASS SEED - FERTILIZERS ' Garden Tools EVERYTHING NECESSARY FOR THE PROPER The Best THE WILLIAM EWINc COMPANY LIMITED | 412-414 McGILL ST.PL.2983 | CARE OF YOUR GARDEN AND LAWN yen plenty ill the time inter.\u201d FO) Nour fur you imply phon .P.Lazar Dra.1235.BMALL ateauguäy hing, boating House, Dewit pri OU won't h ext year to RE sorr] Mo cly furnis @nd cold run rnishings \u201d Bou very nid oman, ount, \"M bites small f1 d child.WI) | CTOR, Mari room» unfi Mc uipaney June d child.Not rangement, T ntoine M MMesigner a ctor of J ishes to 2 has ope 491 Cote d will be exclusiv signs for Tl 91 COTE 234 (1 YIP EREEE nirate ithout t your green gatuck A Mmassag by Over: | the time comes THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1947 PAGE NINETEEN er The Westmount Examiner ERTISI NG x [ \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 WAInut 2773+ OÙ 10 WORDS FOR 35 + 2c FOR EACH ADDITIONAL WORD \u2014_ \u2014 rms rest\u2014that\u2019s part of \u201cmy hs pan says Sally Skunk\" \u2018\u201cF OUnEÉ around all summer at La] ares where trs Eopd-\u201cand- cook.Jt reaned and have my body: oiled sti- with Nova processing\u201d ( ulated © cleaning \u2018to you).After room as 1 rest ven plenty of.elbow ime co Fate us y » For a similar.hol y for tur vou ean make reservations \u2018by imply phoning Pp.Lazare.1A.1235.TALL private > auguay River.\u2019 a pate ting: Indoor games.House, Dewittvilles Que.0 MONEY TO LOAN \u2018t have to borrow :any money on sear to buy a new fur coat If you re wise now; and send your fur .Lazare.Just phone A is P R-407 APARTMENTS \u2018TO.LET E'RE sorry we can't offer you a honse -number.fs The © Ri guest © on Fishing, swim= } Goodger- Q-25- hh pvely furnished apartment with hot 1d running water, southern ex- 0 sure, \u2018foors covered with jade green vs from wall to wall, sumptuous ridal bedroom with ivory and satin rnishings etc, but we can offer Sou very nice fur storage for your t.Just phone L.P.Lazare & Co.td.at MA.1255.R-411 Bs APARTMENTS WANTED ARTMENT or flat for 4 aduits, PAT ons required in : Westmount jcinity preferred, now or by Sep- mber 1st, up to $150.00; Personal, iciness and banking references.hone BE.1571.local 27.Scott.Q-21 REFINED responsible business oman, N.D.G.,, Snowdon or West- ount, Please call advertiser.LA.51, : Q-17 SSTMOUNT VETERAN, urgently re- ires small flat or apartment for wife d child.Willing to decorate.EL.8320.Q-23 (TOR, Maritimer, ex-navy, requires room unfurnished apartment, for tipaney June or later, for self, wife d child.Not interested in temporary rangement, Telephone El.3360.Q-27 RGENTLY NEEDED to rent, large un- rnished house or apartment, resident- district.PL, 8269.Q-31 POULTRY & EGGS N'T LET moths lay eggs In your eclous fur coat.Just phone L.P.zare & Co.Ltd.MA.1255.R-420 amily onuments 0 emories ntoine Marchand, formerly esigner and managing dir- ctor of J.Brunet Limitée, ishes to announce .that e has opened his office at 191 Cote des Neiges Road d will be pleased to quote exclusive or standard or esigns for memorials.Ask for Catalogue NTOINE MARCHAND MONUMENTS 91 COTE DES NEIGES RD.Phone AT.8001 -stodies at MeGIH.L ceptable.byt Mrs, Mink.Marten 0 PEC & me \u201831 ROOMS WANTED RESORTS\u2014COUNTRE BOARD 18a LIVING ACCOMMODATION 28.: WANTED \u2018HAVE YOU excess living space which ou never considered renting -simply -mecause you didn\u2019t need the money and Body} did net like the idea of: bringing just ranyone \u2018into your home?We must find all facial I'm {nspected \u2018and [some housekeeping arrangement to enable us to complete our post-graduat You will find us responsible, considerate and socially ac- We offer oun hearts and up to 660.00 a month.Jessie, HA.3614 and : Q-44- YOU will find plenty of room for your fur coat at Lazare\u2019s fine .Scientifie Storage Vault.Just phone \"MA AE a HAVE YOU AN ATTIC?Or 2 or 3 unused rooms.you would rent?Mother.of -8 year-old child desperately | anxious to get away from dangerous traffic area.Quiet educated people.Happy, well mannered child.Would be - willing to0.pay for any slight alterations necessary.c-o 2191 Hampton, Q-67 WIDOW desires small furnished room; lower Westmount; privileges.FI.7543.Q-16 22 ROOM & BOARD TO LET YOU will tind plenty of room for your fur coat at Lazare's fine Scientifie Storage Vault.Just phone MA.1055: 23 ROOM & BOARD WANTED YOU will find plenty of room for your fur coat at Lazare\u2019's fine Scientific Storage Vault.Just phone MA.Write box 418, 1255.R-415 25 AUTOS WANTED GAR wanted in good condition, from \u2018tires, size 36 x 15, $23.50.Hodge Bros.; 5336 Sherbrooke W.EL.4540.FOR SALE A.GENERAL | VE, four.burner and oven, old; DE.St81.- COASTERS All metal, ball bearing, heavy rubber\u2019 GAY STO 325.00.Q-43 HANDSOME fire screen and.irons, 316.60 for-$12.50 each.Brass Wood box 330.00 for : handsome brass birdcage, on-high stand: EL.6692, after 7 p.m.Q-35 TRICYCLES Child\u2019s new tricycles, ball bearings, price ~§14.50.Hodge Bros., 5326 Sherbrooke Wi.EL.4540.Q-50 3-PCE .simall chesterfield suite, ideal for apartment, also a walnut dinette suite, same as new.CR.SHRUBS FOR SALE .Burberry honeysuckle, and spiraes.G.Di Paoto:-Growers,: EE.6022, Q-41 BEAUTIFUL - indian -carpets, 9x12 blue, also plain.beige, both new, DE.7271.Q-00 VACUUM CLEANERS Brand new -and rebuilt.fully guaranteed from $19.00 up.TA, 5674.Q-30 LARGE electric refrigerator, two door; aquarium, 50 gal.capacity with Fish.All in perfect condition.EL, 1903.Q-17 LADY'S DRESSES, iweed skirts, etc., sizes 14-16, in good condition, reasonably priced.WA.6046.Q-45 BRUSSELS RUG.12 x 14; cocktail table, 41 DOMESTIC PETS VEVA H.ROBSON Announces the opening.-of her new: | modern Kennels under expert Supervision on St.Mary's Road, 2 miles East \u2018of \u2018Ste: Anne .de Béllevue.For reservations, Phone- LA.1322.\u20ac-151 42 PERSONALS ENJOYABLE MOVIES For children\u2019s parties: shown tn your home, sound and silent.CR.4675.: Q-9 FASOINATING! Analysis\u2019 of handwriting may reveal secrets buried in the subconscious.Learn what hand writing tells me about you, or others: Send sample to Astro, box 375.c-0 Westmount Examiner, 2191 Hampton HABLA UD espanol?Young lady wishes to exchange Kreuch or English conversation with Spanish speaking people, write box 414, c-o 2191 Hampton: Ave.SALLY SKUNK says there's nothing.that gives her back her pep after a long hard winter like a good summer vacation in Lazare's Summer Storage vaults.Confidentially she says, all you have to do is phone Lazare\u2019s at MA.1255.° POLLY PERSIAN, please come back soon, 1 promise to give you completey safe storage and the best of care, You know ! have your best Interests at heart.L.P.L,,\" MA.1255.42b MISSING PERSONS ANYONE knowing the vhereabouts of Miss Exilda Moth.who chewed up 12 fur coats last year, kindly cal L.P.Lazare, MA.1255.mahogany 18 x 46: bridge lamps.FL 0839.1424 St.Matthew St.Apt.3.Q-33 CHILDREN\u2019S PHOTOGRAPHS Taken in your home; 12 different pic- private party.No deulers, please.MA.| tures, 4 = 00: ies 95 brat.DO.843, Q-10 fur 5 4 bY 3 inches, $5.00: copies Zig 28c FUR STORAGE PREMIER vacuum cleaner in good - der, w \u2018ifice, $19.00.TA.374, FOR the finest fur Storage Tn the order, will sucrifice, $19.00.TA 0 and ar phone ei the land just UMBRELLAS recovered, called for phone MA.1255.\u2018That's the phone and delivered.DE.4505, Q-11 number of L.P, Lazare & Co.Ltd.BARGAIN HORSES, HARNESS, ETC.BR AyTIRDI, new chesterfield, spring A MOTH can chew a hole the size ed, pieces, 2 tones, sacrifice of a horse in your precious fur coat.$65.00; new rug 6 x 9 $15.50; 5826 So play safe \u2014 send your furs to Sherbrooke West.EL.3614.Q-2 31 WANTED TO PURCHASE Lazare\u2019s fur storage this year.Call MA.1255.-419 29 FOR SALE A.GENERAL BOY'S vutgrown clothes, size 15; broadcloth and polo shirts, pyjamas and khaki longs, some articles new, all excellent condition; 17 pieces in all; price as is, $17.00; not u dealer\u2019s insert and no dealers, pleuse apply, W E.5033 Q-42 BOOKCASE\u2014glass front, suitable books or china.EL.6022.Q-37 R.C.A.VICTOR phonograph record player attachment for radio: ludy\u2019s Burberry coat, size 36-38.EL, 8059, after 6 p.m.Sherbrooke St.W DExter 1149 Modern Chapel WITH \u201cHAMMOND\" ORGAN | LIGHT CANOE Weight G0 tc 70 lbs.wanted.WA.8641.Q-38 CHESTERFIELD SETS + Studios.sewing and washing machines, pianos, organs, ice boxes, electric refrigerators, men\u2019s suits, office and olumbing supplies, stoves, also all kinds household furniture, ete.Highest cash value paid.MA.2720, DO.6813, Q-39 ANTIQUES wanted for cash from individuals or estates.Silver or plated ware (in any condition).Old furniture, fine china, vases, figurines, bric-a-brac, paintings, prints.Other antiques and objets d'art bought.Representative calls, Lyons, 1480 St.Catherine, WILBANK 5700.Evenings WA.5317.Transactions confidential.-1 MEN'S and boys\u2019 clothing, ete., good price.HA.3790, evenings, CR.1938.Q-3 32 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED TRADES AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS 20 WORDS 65c ADDITIONAL WORDS 3c EACH BLDG.REPAIRS ALTERATIONS, carpentry, painting, decorating and paper hanging, plastering, floor scraping, general repairs.F.Mendy and Son, Free Estimates gladly given.WI 2928.Q-7 DRESSMAKING MISS MATHEWS, tailoress and dress maker, reasonable prices.2353 Bea- consfield Ave.Phone for appointment, DE.1344, Q-S DECORATING FOR CARPENTRY REPAIRS, F.Thomas.For painting and decorating, W.Thomas, Estimates free.WI 6311, EL.6852.Q-6 CALL WE.2720, for your painting, papering, picture framing, window gluz- ing and carpentry work.Operated by veterans.0-14 CALL us today WIllbank 9797.Painting, decorating.all kinds of repairs and spraying.Twénty years experience, Western Painting & Decorating Co.Q-18 A.B.C.VETERANS Inferior-exterior decorators.Painting, papering, plastering, tinting._Carpentry, paper removed by machine.Immediate service.Wllhank 8644 ELECTRICAL REPAIRS WANTED\u2014cook for girls\u2019 summer camp.Good working conditions.Desirable sa- Call MA, 7366.9-5 p.m.34 HELP WTD.\u2014FEMALE HELP wanted, help, help.Thousands of valuable fur coats belonging to thousands of Montreal women will soon be screaming for help if they are left for very long in warm cupboards where thousands of moths are lying in wail lo chew holes the size of the C.N.R.Terminal, Help your fur coat lo survive this summer.Send it to Lazare\u2019s Scientific Storage.R-413 CASHIER WANTED - until 4 lary.-66 Mondays and Tuesdays only DM, No experience necessary, Macy's Sherhroake at Victoria, DE, 3525.Q-43 \u201c(RAY PE CHER SR RN A i D 1 3 x A + 0 8 A Py Funeral Directors Gstablished 1840 A Chapel of Cathedral Beauty At your disposal without charge A = 1234 Mougyaiy St @P Phone: LENS] STFPPRASE | The best thing you can de: for your; = r ' wi, MANAGER'S Position Vacant for intelligent woman in Beauty Counselors of Canada.Phone evenings, FIL.itt STENOGRAPHERS TYPISTS CLERKS FILING GIRLS Required by large organization, Permanent position, Opportunities for advancement, Apply box 412 c/o 219) Hampton.Q-28 85 SITS.WANTED\u2014FEMALE YOUNG business girl desires room and board with family.Exchange light ser- vices.MA.4731, local 579, during office hours.Q-32 39 LOST - LOST: A genuine Labrador Mink fur coat, valued at $9,000.00.Don\u2019t let this lrappen to your mink coat and it can, If second storey Joe or moths get at it.ELECTRICAL repars and installations of all kinds.-Electvica] appliances of all makes repaired.Star Electric, Licensed Electricians, 1633 St Catherine St.W.near Guy.FI.5107.Q-4 WE REPAIR radlos, toasters, vacuums.frons, heaters, lamps.fans, ete.Repairs guaranteed WE.2226, Westmount Appliances and Sports Co.4209 St Catherine St.W, Q-10 FURNITURE REPAIRS FURNITURE REPAIRED ANTIQUE OR MODERN {EFINISHED - POLISHED MODERATE RATES PLATEAU 9670 RADIO SERVICE RADIO SERVICE AND REPAIRS The most complete modern radio repair shop, vicinity Westmount, N.D.G., for house and car radios.Work guaranteed.Car radios installed.Hodge Bros., 5362 Sherbrooke West, EL.4540, RUG SERVICE BEAUTIFUL REVERSIBLE BROADLOOM RUGS made from your old carpets, materials.into any size or c CO.PI olor.ANGLO-FRENCH CARPET Drummend Bldg.a UPHOLSTERING CHESTERFIELD sets rebullt and recovered, also slipcovers, nlee selection 5816 materials.Nu-art _Upholstering, 4110 St.Catherine St.W., WI, 9037, Q-22 VENETIAN BLINDS ROYAL VENETIAN BLINDS Flexible aluminum, made-to-measure.\"Que .bake, eggshell enamel finish.(WH Dr.Bunta Tells About Geniuses Many people are perfectly willing .to- become .geniuses if someone would:kindly show them how.Scientists haven't yet devised a formula for this, but Dr.Emile Bunta, prominent Chicago neurologist, laid down a few hints the other day.And in so doing he rudely upset a lot of popular misconceptions about the origin of genius.A genius reported Dr.Bunta, seldom \u2018transmits his or her special gifts to an offspring.Most geniuses are seldom born to non- genius parents.Geniuses are seldom born into poor families.\u201cThe vast majority of men of genius seem to belong to the rich and middle classes,\u201d he: observed., It's a myth that life in some seacoast picture-book village or beautiful mountain retreat helps produce unusual mental powers.Cities, though drab, produce 13 times as many geniuses as the country.You need not have an oversized brain.Its not size, but the nerve fibers, depth of cerebral convolutions and a number of gray cells that count.Nor need any genius resort to liquor or drugs.It's a mistaken belief that they increase creative capacity.Addicts who have turned out great work had the ability to do so before they leaned on false crutches.For any in doubt about their status, Dr.Bunta offered a list of what he considers the four chief hallmarks of genius.To strut your stuff in the genius league, he suggests, you must have: 1.Ability to produce new ideas, whether artistic, literary, scientific, philosophic or practical.2.A complete disinterest in personal gain.3.Achievements with both quality and permanency.4.Worldwide appreciation of your work.\u201cMany persons rate high in two or even three of these essentials,\u201d Dr.Bunta said.\u201cOnly the rarest individuals rate high in all four.\u201cI believe that if 20,000 well- Known leaders in the world were listed, true genius would be found in about one of them.\u201d SAFE CONVALESCENCE Pointing to the unnecessary prevalence of heart disease among people of comparatively early years, health authorities in Canada issue a warning against overexertion, particularly during the .period of convalescence from iil- ness.; Heart disease in Canada is by no means confined to older people.It is far too common among the youngsters, and over-exertion is blamed.After a serious illness, experts advise a medical examination to - determine whether, and to what \u2018 extent, the heart has been affected.| After a child has had a bout = with rheumatic fever, diphtheria, measles or scarlet fever, parents are urged to have the child examined before being sent back to i : school or allowed to return to strenuous play activity.| À 4e ft 4 RECORDS it Since completing her starring role in Pine-Thomas\u2019 \u201cDanger \u201c Street\u201d for - Paramount , Jane Withers has been cataloguing her \u2018 6,850 records, one of the largest seh US AFS te Leo Legg Nl OR T0 RE | Dee eds is locilestiorss dir Ml wOEsEE312 139 Muir TR ET TSI Ass Geb TY TERR eA 7 ray [I THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY.MAY 18, 1947 \"Westmount\u2019s Heme Newspape nt IN THE CAR e The McCREGOR BAC carries intact and at full length, overcoats, suits \u2018and dresses.® This unique bag is flexible; it drapes to the floor between seals of the car.Protects your clothes completely against dust, sun and rain! e No wrinkles; clothes ready for wear on arrival.The pockets are for shoes, books, papers, camera AS LUGGAGE ® Release the bag to full length immediately on arrival.Your clothes are ready for use at once.no pressing! ® The material is of fine quality laminated duck in a number of attractive colors.THE McGREGOR BAC PEND -_\u2014 À Ca 4 3 LE = M (52 & 4 \u20ac AS WARDROBE ® Have a McGRECOR BAG in the home, hotel, puliman or plane.Always packed, always ready.® Clothes can be put in or taken out of a McGREGOR BAG in a jiffy, at normal wardrobe height.Your clothes remain wrinkle-free .always in press! 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