The Westmount examiner, 27 juin 1947, vendredi 27 juin 1947

[" a DER EER EE TE Em Wm A A \\L -E ER 47 Yeors ln UTIFUL CERTIFIED BEAU DIAMOND WEDDING GIFTS rT Watch 2 Crock Repairs OHMAN\u201d JEWELLERS WE.4046 Westmount § ENGAGEMENT RINGS $- 1216 Greene Ave: .amirer - Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 27; 1947.Hardwood Floors Repaired - Refinished Supplied -_Laid - Finished Cleaned A.Ross Grafton & COMPANY Free Estimates WE.2323 4263 St.Catherina St, Westmount \u2014 PRICE\u2014THREE CENTS Business College as Graduation xercises \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 The Graduation Exercises of.raham's Business College were bd at Victoria Hall last Friday ening, and were followed by a ance for the graduates and their friends.special guests.Were nd Mrs.Rotary Club.The Exercises opened with the njuates\u2019 Procession, accompa- ned by organ music rendered by r.E.Savaria, well-known organist, The Valedictorian Address was idivered by Miss Lois Elliott.Alderman Cameron spoke briefly, à was thanked in French by B.natelaine.Miss Pauline Pepper as asisted by J.Philip Page, rincipal, who presided.He con- uded the exercise by thanking ose present for their co-opera- in, and wished the graduates pcess in the future.Foliowlng is a list of graduates: Stenographic Department Misses Clare Belisle, hetierre, Elsie Crookes, rice Mueller, Margaret Nicholson ary O'Toole, Jean Poole, Cecilia Prince, Joan Quinlan, Diana Ray- J ond, Victoria Sernuck, Lillian #8 proule, Mary Shanahan, Doreen || tephenson, Doreen Savage, Thel- a Smale, Doreen Silver, Vera ornett and Marjorie Worby.Bilingual Department Misses Hugette Blanchard, Ma-! (Continued on Page 2) baptists Award ix Scholarships Si scholarships have been irded to students of the West- nt Baptist Church Bible hol, it was announced by ths perintendent, W.E.Williams.te scholarships were introduc- this year for the first time in ¢ history of the Church School i have been made possible by \"al churen memvers as well the Staff of the School.\u201che Winners are: Evelyn Saund- is.Doris Mooney, Ann Mornan wey Nasmith all of - I; Barbara Mornan, Grade ch and Ralph Temple, Grade IX.à scholarship takes the form os or week holiday at the mp at Baptist Sunday Schools à at Dalesville, Que, which new venture on the part of.a \u201cperintendents\u2019 Council in nis pon with Rev.and Mrs.: Mildon of the Montreal Mission, = thn arships were award- ai asis of the Mets during the yes on including home- e, etc, the eligi- 150 being required en examination at ldren'g » Altendanc \u2018andidateg a Pass à conclusion \"Alderman G.F.Cameron; Rev.W.MeDonagh; Mr.and Mrs.P.Jar- [ an: Mr.and Mrs.B.Chatelaine; hiv.and Mrs.Ralph Bell; Mr.and his, E.A.Jarand, and representa- es from thé Business Associa- jm of Westmount and Westmount Audrey tampion, Anne Cizmar, Dorothy shen, Joyce Casey, Camille Cro- Shirley Dixon, Barbara.Dowling, Patricia ibride, Margaret Hartas, Sybil erscovitch, Mrs.J.M.Johnson, Misses Suzette Kaufmann, Con- | tance Kelly, Betty Leonard, Joan eRiche, Donna McCaffery, Wilma chntosh, Stephanie Majdosz, El- je Munro, Gertrude Munro, Bea- Westmount \u201cY\u201d\u2019 Elects Officers , ! C.L.COPLAND Who was recently elected Chairman of the Westmount Y.M.C.A Board of Management.Management, C.L.Copland was elected Chairman of the Board; succeeding D.O.Bremner, who has served as Chairman of the Board for the last four years.Mr.Copland joined the Board of Management in 1943, and served as Chairman of the World Service Committee for the last two years.He is a member of the Session of Westmount Park Church.Other Officers elected: J.F.Lewis, Vice-Chairman; and J.Fraser Cliff, Secretary.Chairman of the Standing Committees were appointed as follows: Finance John F.Lewis; Membership C.J.Smith; Boys' J.G.At- Kinson; Physical G.A.Holland; House I.R.Tait; World Service F.B.Wilson.* - * The \u201cExaminer\u201d office will be closed all day on Tuesday, July 1, Dominion Day, and all news contributors and advertisers are urgently requested to send or bring .in copy on Wednesday, of the term, \u2014 .July 2nd, before 6 p.m.* \u2014 \u2014 % At a recent meeting of the Westmount Y.M.C.A.Board of LUCKY\u2014Miss Helen Ayer, of 810 Upper Lansdowne Avenue, Westmount, is shown receiving the keys to the mew car she won at the Rotary Carnival on Saturday night from Doug McKean, retiring president \u2018of the Rotary Club of Westmount.Well- Known Pion William Doig Robb, pioneer Canadian railroader and former vice-president of the Canadian National Railways, died Monday morning in his 90th year at his home, 4700 Western avenue.One of the few remaining railroad builders trained in the school of hard knocks, he completed 60 years of service with the Grand Trunk and Canadian National Railways before his retirement in 1931.Mr.Robb was born in 1857 at Longueuil, where his parents had settled upon their arrival from Scotland, and at the age of 14 he began his railway career as mechanical apprentice in the Grand Trunk Railway shops at Hadlow Cove, near Point Levis, Que.Three years later he was transferred to Montreal, where he completed his apprenticeship, and in 1883 he became night locomotive foremen in the Montreal Shops.Transferred to Belle- ville, and Toronto, he rose steadily, and returned to Montreal in 1901 as acting superintendent of motive power, becoming superintendent the following year.In 1917, he was appointed vice-president of Motive Power and car departments and in 1918, he became operating vice- president of the Grand Trunk System.Appointed Vice-President He was appointed vice-presi- dent and general manager in| 1922, and in 1923, although he had completed more than 50 years of service, he accepted the invitation of Sir Henry Thornton to remain as vice-president of the recently amalgamated Canadian National Railways with jurisdiction over telegraphs, agriculture, lands, colonization and .development, insurance, radio, pension and relief departments of the system.He continued in this capacity until his retirement in June, 1931.During his career with the railways, Mr.Robb helped locomotives develop from.the old wood- W.D.Robb Served Sixty Years eer Railroader Westmount Girl Wins Automobile At Rotary Fair Westmount Rotary Carnival, held in Westmount Park last week, reached a grand finale on Saturday night when several thousand people crammed the carnival grounds to enjoy themselves and witness the drawing for the new car to be given away.As the hour for the draw drew near, more and more interested spectators crowded into the grounds.Finally, the mixing box, from which the winning ticket was to be drawn began to turn .At the appointed hour, Doug.McKean, president of the West- mount Rotary Club, made his way to the platform.The milling crowd stilled.The box stopped turning and was opened.Mr.Mcs Kean reached in, and drew forth a ticket, a little piece of paper which meant a new car for some fortunate individual.In the tense hush that followed, Mr.McKean read off ths name of the winner \u2014 Miss Helen Ayer, of 810 Upper Lansdowne Avenue, Westmount.The big moment was over, and the throng slowly dispersed homeward, and the Carnival was ove (Continued on Page 2) W.D.ROBB of our time.Aided by his practical experience in the shops, he is credited with introducing many innovations which revolutionized shop procedure in the handling of railway locomotive power.He instituted first aid.training among railway men, which has been responsible for the saving of many lives, and aided the growth of the modern apprentice system, by which youths are received (Continued on Page 2) HONOUR ROLE - It has been announced that the City of Westmount intends to place the names of all of its citizens who lost their lives in World War II on additional tablets which will be erected at the War Memorial.In order to have the list as complete as possible, letters will be sent out to all next-of-kin to check the records which the City has compiled from various sources, including the records at Ottawa.New By-Law Proposed Consideration 1s being given, by the Westmount City Council to a new zoning by-law which will concern the erection of various classes burners to the powerful giants of buildings.| Funeral Tuesday For Drowned Boy A funeral was held on Tuesday morning, from St.Leo's Church, Westmount, for 11-year-old Pierre Loranger, of 235 Kensington avenue, who lost his life in the pool of the Notre Dame des Grace Community Hall late Friday afternoon.An autopsy performed that night showed the cause of death as - drowning.Reports indicate that the boy, a son of Crown Prosecutor Henri Masson Loranger, K.C., and grandson of Mr.Justice J.L.Loranger of the Superior Court, went with his brother Jacques, 13, to the pool, where a large number of boys were enjoying respite from the summer heat.The pool is well- patrolled by Neil Cameron and Theo.Macduff, who are both competent swimming instructors.It is reported that Mr.Cameron spotted the boy under water, and immediately removed him from the water and commenced artificial respiration.Firemen and membera of the Quebec Hydro Emergency Squad were called, as well as Dr, D.D'Avery Bailey, of the Homoeopathic Hospital, and Dr.Samuel Shuster.of 35821 Girouard avenue, who worked on the body without success for an hour and a half, Mr.Cameron, in his years as a swimming instructor at the Community Hall, has rescued from the water well over 125 individuals who were in serious difficulty.RATS IN WESTMOUNT Rats have been reported by Miss Sophie Elliott, of 90 Arlington avenue, who claims that they are growing plentiful in the neighbourhood, and that they have been raiding garbage cans and are getting into homes.Miss Elliott reports that she has heard of similar situations in other Westmount localities, and claims she would rather see dogs on the loose than have to put up with rats.BEN aan x Ra SUE om, ea WHIMSIES , By Oliver Towne Received a complaint from a Westmount resident to the effect shat her garbage, when left in the streets to be picked up, is being overrun and scattered around by numerous rats.Not only that, it was stated, the rats do not confine themselves to routing around in the garbage, but spend much of their time finding their way into the houses themselves.The observance was made that it was much better to have dogs running loose around the city than the rats which are on the prowl just mow.Maybe the city should investigate this.a little more closely Great indignation has been ex- k\u2014 pressed by a number of residents who own property in the Gros- venor, Victoria Avenue District.No, this is not about the tramways work, but about a proposed lane to be built down the middle of the block, cutting off some \u201cbackyard\u201d property of property owners on these two streets.We believe the idea is partly to provide a rear exit for the new theatre on Victoria Avenue.One citizen stated that he had his lawn and garden all seeded and starting to grow, and now the city wants to expropriate some of his land.Accordingly, there is a strengthening opposition now arising, with all the property owners fighting it.% % % Overheard at a Westmount restaurant .\u201cNo wonder we haven\u2019t sold any of that spaghetti tonight, we forgot to put it on the menu.\u201d We must extend congrats to our genial Sports Editor, ye old George \u201cBuddy\u201d Cochrane, for the magnificent literary effort he is now putting forth, which is known as \u201cThe Pillar\u201d.Undoubtedly, it will henceforth be a Pillar of Strength on page two.+ % % George was all set this week to start an extensive research programme on that much debated problem of late, \u201cWhether or not girls should kiss with their eyes open or closed.\u201d However, due to the urgent pressure of more important matters, George was forced to postpone the starting of the experiments until after next week .the line forms to the right, girls! % % % Congrats to Tom Sparrow, one of our Westmount Boy Scouts, who will be going over to Paris this summer to attend the World Jamboree.He will be going over aboard the \u201cWarrior\u201d, a Canadian Aircraft Carrier, and is looking forward to the trip.He is representing the entire District of Montreal.Well-Known (Continued from page 1) into the railroad shops, taught their trade, and given educational courses to fit them for their future tasks.Aided Railway Development Mr.Robb was deeply interested in the welfare and opportunities for promotion of his men.He created a skilled and loyal staff which advanced with him.He grew with the growth of Canadian railroading, and played a prominent part in its progress, which greatly influenced the phenomenal development of the country, He was a Canadian, born and bred, and never forgot, in his long and active life, that his country and her people had first claim on his loyalty.Mr.Robb married Catherine Haggart Black, daughter of James Black, of Montreal, in 1881.She died in 1937.Five sons and a daughter survive.They are Joseph D., J.Bruce, W.Clifton, and F.Morse, all of Montreal, and Wallace H., of Kingston, Ont., and Mrs.C.R.Sneed, of Montreal.The funeral service was held ât 2 p.m.Wednesday, in St.Andrew's United Church, Westmount, where Rev.D.M.Grant oficiated.Interment was Down Hobbylane By FRANCES GAUTHIER at \u2018Mount Royal Cemetery.| J Leagan hoe ee ame REY\" PYF I'm ready.Won't you join me?Where to?why, down Hobbylane, of course! A land of relaxation, as well as a fascinating new world.Each week we'll go on to a new section of Hobbylane; néxt week, we'll be visiting collectors\u2019 corner, But, so much for that.Did I hear you say that you're .Too busy?No one is too busy to devote a few minutes a week to relaxation.And once you've joined us, you'll want to spend all your days with us, we promise.So come on to singing, sports, arts, crafts, photography, building, and loads of others .Too old?It's never too late to start relaxing and enjoying yourself.Join our housewives in cooking and sewing, join our \u201cretired\u201d gentlemen in crafts, collecting.Too young?Not if you're old enough to paste pictures in a scrapbook! Gather round us, make that sweet little dress for your doll, or build those swell airplane models.No, nor are we forgetting teenagers! There'll be more than enough for you to do! Sportsmen and business men, too, will find it very hard to choose from all the sports we're thinking up! But that's expensive, you say?That\u2019s where you're wrong! Comparatively few hobbies can ever cost you a fortune! Choose a field you like, suited to your pocketbook and time schedule.But, you object, there's nothing you'd particularly like to do?Come now .Think back to the innumerable times you've envied a person with a hobby .Remember how you fel when Jim showed you that fine collection?\u2014 Perfect miniature reproductions of the world\u2019s most famous ships.Or when Mary showed you that wonderful new dress she made?Or when you got a peak into Betty's photos of movie stars?Or again, at the bedch this summer, when you saw how Bill could dive! or heard Ed.playing that accordion?.These are but a few instances; really, there are countless examples.If you are among the few who aren't sure of just what they want, then follow wus; before we're through, you'll have decided oft a definite hobby with an eye toward half-a-dozen others at the same time .So whether you're seven, seventeen,, or seventy, the Welcome Mat is out! Join us next week won't you?F.G.P.S.Look for our social notes of Westmount teen-agers.And if we slip on something, be sure to let us know, will you?Plans Laid for 1948 Hobby Show At the final meeting of the Westmount Boys' and Girls\u2019 Hobby Show Committee, reports of the 1947 Show were presented, and a forecast given stressing the following: A permanent, acting Committee will be set up.This will include more members from the Junior schools than previously, and so build up the quality of the Committee, Alsd, it was announced, Indoo- THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JUNE 27, -1947 Athletice will no longer be included, Instead a Sports Show will be featured by the same Committee probably around January.Highly stressed, too, was the idea of combining the Pet with the Hobby Show.Plans are also being made for a spelling bee.Colourful as well as original was the idea of having a bicycle parade to usher in the '48 Hobby Show.SOCIAL NOTES All's excitement about the walls of St.Leo's and St.Paul's about now.The cause?\u2018Why the grad dance, of course! It will be held on Mon.June 23rd at the Ritz.Tell you all about it next week! We'll miss you, Sheila! Yep, the incomparable Kennedy family is moving to Rawdon.Let's hope there'll be a lot of \u201cbusiness trips\u201d to Montredl! Business College (Continued from page 1) deleine Cadorette, Huguette Caron, Fleuerette Gamache, Henriette Gregoire, Liliane Lapierre, Lucille McKay, Irene Ouellette, Helene Rheault, and Alberte Viau.Special Department Miss Kathleen Marchand, .and Miss Jacqueline Hirsch.Secretarial Department Misses Joan Bryant, Lois Elliot, Nora Hodgson, Shirley Kercher, Helen Racine, and Cecilia Smith.Commercial Accountancy William Biddulph, Part I; Alfred Bromirsky, Part II; Andrew Ewing, Part I; Leonard Fogarty, Part II; John Nugent, Part II; and Victor Voyanne, Part I.| Y.M.C.À.Notes Camp Westmount Camp Westmount, the» in-the- city Camp of the Westmount Y.M.C.A.opened with a bang on the morning of last Monday, although the official opening took place the following day.Mr.Nourse, Chairman of Camp West- mount Committee, at a meeting of boys and parents, officially opened the Camp.He requested that parents take a part in sharing in the program planning of the camp, and that parents feel free to call the Secretary at any time in relation to the progress of their boy.At the conclusion of the meeting films of Kamp Kanawana were shown.Mr.Holliday, Christian Emphasis Secretary of the Montreal Y M.C.A.gave a short talk followed by a quiz to boy members of Camp Westmount.Quiz contest was conducted on the Y.M.C.A.À prize of \u2018cherries\u2019 was given to each boy who participated Program for the week June 28 to July 4 is as follows: Saturday 9.30 a.m.\u2014 Swim for both sections of Camp Westmount \u2014 \u201cTIGERS\u201d & \u201cSEAHAWKS.\u201d Monday 9.30 a.m.\u2014Assembly, with speaker on the R.CM.P.; 10.30- 12 noon.\u2014 Out of door physical program and swim; 12.30 p.m.\u2014 Lunch club with singing\u201d 1.30 \u2014 Leaving for Industrial trip through Gurd\u2019s Soft Drinks; 4:00 p.m.\u2014 Swim, Tuesday \u2014 Dominion Day \u2014 CAMP CLOSED.Wednesday \u2014 All day picnic to St Lambert Beach, leaving West- mount \u201cY\u201d at 9.30 a.m.and travelling by Montreal Southern Counties Rly.Boys to bring lunches and take part in athletic meet.Thursdey City-wide swimming meet with other YM.C.A.Branches at the City of Verdun Natatorium, leaving Westmount \u201cY\u201d at 9.30 a.m.Friday 9.30 am.Assembly period with film on the Bell Telephone Co.; 10:30 - 12:00 noon \u2014 Crafts and swim; 12.30-1.30 p.m.\u2014 Lunch club with sing-song; 1.30 p.m.\u2014 Treasure hunt on West- mount Mountain; 4.00 .pm, \u2014 Swim: Friday Nite Club The Friday Nite Club wil! hold its regular dance tonight, commencing at 9 p.m.Members are invited to attend and to keep in mind that the Club will continue BY REG Tom Sparrow, \"Westmount's Scouts & Cubs fifteen-year-old member of the 2nd Westmount \u2018 Senior Scout Froop, will be the only representative from the Distrie of Montreal who will attend the International World Jamboree being .held at Moisson, France, near Paris, this summer during the Monty of August.The Canadian delegation, consisting of 85 Scouts leaders, will be transported to England and back by the Canag Aircraft Carrier \u201cWarrior\u201d.Tom plans to spend three weeks at Sconf Camp Tamaracouta in the Laurentians, from June 28th to July 19:,}.and will leave for Halifax on July 26th.Tom attends Westmoum Junior High School.He will be sponsored for the Jamboree by thé: THE PILLAR By GEORGE COCHRANE TUT, TUT, MR.GROOME It would appear that Reginald Groome, our rather obese Wolf Cub and Boy Scout expert, .and also one of the leading lights of our advertising department, is becoming interested in the Girl Guide movement: A recent despatch from the vast metropolis of New York tells of the formation of an organization whose raison d\u2019être (that's French!) is our Mr.Groome.The name of this happy group is the Wolf Protective Association.It was formed by an enterprising miss by the name of Betty Grady who is described as a \u201chon- ey-haired teen-ager.\u201d The Wolf Protective Organization claims.that nice girls shouldn't; 1.Neck in public.2.Pick up men.3.Wear sloppy clothing \u2014 especially sweaters, 4.Swoon over crooners.Miss Grady, doubtless with our Mr.Groome in mind, says that wolves become more repulsive with age but handles them all in the same way.She just flashes her W.P.A.badge.And I thought that Reginald went down to the U.S.A.to sell advertising !- WINNIPEG REPORT Wright Balfour, Westmount's ace fictioneer (an appellation which he abhors), is now pounding a typewriter for the British United Press in Winnipeg.From that prairie city he writes as follows: \u201cThere is little to write about from this cow country \u2018as very little happens.A couple of weeks ago it snowed and Thursday was the coldest day since 1857 or some such date in the long, long ago.\u201cOut here in the west a person grows to appreciate the sparseness of Canada\u2019s population.There seems to be a sort of vacuum out here.Also it\u2019s sort of wild and wooly, The people are narrow- minded, brutish and aggressive.They are loud and singularly ignorant.The women, having been forced to adapt themselves to the type of male in existence, are equally loud, coarse and brutish, \u201cI have nothing good to say for this city.It isn't reaily a city at all.It is a small country town.\u201cAnother curious thing I have noticed about this centre is that everybody looks like a westerner.A taxi driver looks like a westerner running a taxi.In Montreal, a taxi driver looks like a taxi driver.Even when he's off work he'll look like a taxi driver.There\u2019d be no mistaking him under whatever circumstances you saw him.And the same thing would apply to a waiter.But out here nobody looks like what they are doing.They all look as if they were playing at what they are doing and that pretty soon they'll ¥ 2nd Westmount Group.It js Home Newspaper\u201d re \u2014 EE only Montreal representative tainly a great distinction that thy from the City of Westmount, 4\u2018 Speaking of Tamaracouta, thy marked the will be two Westmount A end of June.Troops in camp for the Advane Party Week, starting toon 5 ?by Hon.Tre and- they will stay for the fiy joad the Sec period also, July 5th to 19th, Thess two troops are St.Leo's, ung ties.He also Scoutmaster W.H.Barry, who yj; [Jljperation of camp in Touchwood Hill, and 2nd mount which ; ind others\u2014 Tan Roberts, who will camp in th newly opened camp site on th North Shore of the Lake.For thd let two weeks comprising the fire eal > period, they will be joined by { y thanking Westmount, under Scoutmaste 9 third Westmount Troop, St.Mati [HE 2 rat thias, under the joint ead us Co oe of Assistant Scoutmasters Alf m during We said that Powis and J.Wallace.They wil camp in Fort Churchill.Royal SÈ ie gle bis : Lawrence Sea Scouts, note] ES ort hl Westmount unit, will be camped A a re under J.Hamilton in Flying Post, js office.Approximately two hundred ls final r Scouts and Scouters will be in ot mn bis camp for the Advance Party week JI\" od that while close to five hundred wi] t on h a% be there for the first period.Near.puke ; : hd v ly two hundred and fifty will bey oof toca for the second period, and probly oir part \u2014 all around two hundred for the fil ! cause ti period.There will be no West rt | mount Area Troop in camp fot the second period, but Calvary Specia Troop, under T.Alexander, will There was ti be camped in Touchwood Hill for ve special prai the third period.So Westmount vice Commit will have an adequate representa psirman Bill M tion at camp as Troops; and on thé 'MilBanifold accomp staff, with W.McRudden of 2nd pat it was \u201cpos Westmount as Office Assistant d most active and Tom Sparrow at the Inter- ub,\u201d and gave national Jamboree.We expect Tom of its membe will have quite a story for us when Milfhildren's, the he comes back.BF! the Attend Scouters planning to attend Ts JAP Came in for maracouta this summer are stronge Neon ! arefully all 9 Inc ly advised to read c y d Close.Mr.CI the 1947 literature BEFORE going to camp, that has been issued by Scout Headquarters for thes have been many changes from last year.All in all, it looks like \u20ac very good camping season.CHOIR TO BROADCAST -The Oratorio Choir, whose pres dent is Aida Denman Giro) C.CM., L.C.CM., will broadest over radio station CHLP a 1 p.m.on Saturday when it wl render excerpts from Pergols \u201cStabat Mater\u201d in Latin.Bradley Smith and Katherine # Coy will be soprano soloists; 0 tralto soloists will be Aids D& man Girouly and Chari?Stewart.Doris Yeary Moder wil accompany.Te Enforced Vacation Sir Tsaac Newton conceived his idea of the laws of gravitation when only 24 years old.A v rible plague had broken out England, schools and univers were closed, and Newton \u2018 much time to think during the en forced vacation.\u2014 that's lacking here is cogmop \u2018litanism.; , \u201cI hope that I shall always * ¢ thanked the C rin electing hi À the responsib htailed, and pron \u20ac best of his & icial act wag btery Button of tetiring Presid To wind up tr Kean wag then Bold wrist wate} behalf of the With the conclu Year, outgoi: be doing something else\u2014possibly |a stranger to this city- Ice re! ost of # going back to the farm or some- ly wouldn't want to fit in -COCKTAIL thing like that.I gueess the thing Any Winnipeggers around\u2019 - : © e UH New Le LY-FUR HOWARD S.ROSS MEDROON Barrister and Solicitor thoughout the Summer, Bet AC ARY aE SA AAR UT Ray eI TINE PAH LEAVE i.2 6 Ede sm.BE, Department for the closing of estates of Deceased Persons.\u2026 Telephone HA.9238 a % Thor as 57 St.James St Wat do ae tuanenan sente = * es , : \u2018 II ; \u2014 ! - © perniGERATORS FORUM GROCERY WASHING MACHINES ; 2 * 2209 St.Catherine West Il saLES 3 .(Near The Forum) SERVICE AL 1 = BE IR ; LICENSED GROCER REPAIRS © Groceries, Fruits, Vegetableg, RADIOS DE.8439 al Cigarettes, etc.| VACUUM CLEANERS \\ WE DELIVER Fl.4744 t's Home Newspaper\u201d \u2018 : WESTMOUNT.FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1947 PAGE THREE Westmount Rotary Club Y.M.C.A.Youth ; ; as Annual Meetin Conference Will .q g e .} H Begin This Week t, Wednesday's Westmount Rotary Club pra eat at the The Fourth National Y.M.C.A.j f another Rotar.ear, w -M.C.; they asked ne end © y .Youth Conference will convene at A end 0 : ; .Lake Couchiching, Ontario, June dvane The Financial Report, which proved quite satisfactory, was read 28th to July 6th.Delegates from or) by Hon.Treasurer D, McL.Brophy, and Hon, Secretary Stan Neilson some fifty Y.M.C.A.\u2019s across Cane.le firs lead the Secretary's Report in which he summed up the year\u2019s activi- ada will be represented.The theme .Thess lies, He also gave an interesting account of what goes into the pre- of the Conference is \u201cCitizens or ; g : fi c - on nde paration of the weekly Rotary Review of the Rotary Club of West.Subjects ?sui mount which he prepares and sends out to the Rotarians, the press Some of the resource persons nd 20d ¢ : .i who have been invited are: Mr.tmastey ud others \u2014approximately 110 copies weekly Cliff Carey, Program Secretary, pin on Retiring President M ; A U.S.A.National Council Y.M.C.A.; on th iring \u2018President Doug c- ° ANSE We.Mr.R.E.G.Dacis, E tive Di- Retiring .cis, Executive Di Port ven completed his year of office This Week At AMERICAN BOY SCOUTS rector, Canadian Welfare Council; \u20ac fire ing the officers, commit- Mi ; ; d o ) thon embers for the gener- Victoria Hall Shown above are two United States Boy Scouts who will be Bureau, Diversity ot Torenter st.Math us cooperation they have given .attending the Montreal District Boy Scout Camp, Tamoracouta, in the : Mr.Joseph McCully, Headmaster, adershif im during his tenure of office.Laurentians, with the St.Matthias Scoup Troop from July 5th to 19th.Pickering College; Dr.Jarvis Mc- rs Al x said that he had at first Friday, June 27 Christy Testone, left, is a Life Scout, while Johnny Carr, right, is a Curdy, Dept.of Phil, University hey will cepted his office with some mis- Health Department, X-Ray \u2014 Star Scout.These two boys will be the only American boys ottending of Toronto; Mr.Rajaiah, Inter.oyal § wings, but that now, due to the |, pm.the Montreal comp, the annual International Exchange with the State [National Committee Y.M.C.A, anothe ie support he has received, hè Monday, June 30 of New York having been cancelled.The two boys are members of (from India); Mr.Murray Ross, | LE omewhat regrets relinquishing Health Department Food Lec-| Scowtmaster Ed Strang's Troop in Derby, Connecticut.The St.Matthias Personnel Secy., Canadian National g For js office.: > P Scout Troop will be under the leadership of Scouters AH Powis and Council Y.M.C.A.; Prof.Wm.Line, hundred In his final report, based on re- ture \u2014 p.m.J.Wallace during their stay in camp.(Continued on Page 11) ll be in Sc trom his various committees, ~ Tuesday, July 1 ty wed sated that contrary to usual Dominion Day \u2014 holiday.Westmount.Playground red wi - ° 2 Neo [RR he wes not gong to to Wednesday, July 2 Supervisors On Duty vill beug because of any lack on| Rotary Club luncheon.F ; t li protatiy \u2018 qu Dec deserved.raise \u2014 _Ælecta Chapter, O.E.S.\u2014 eve-| Summer supervisors are on duty mes ua iy the final si oe Prime was P ramming ning.at the following playgrounds in 10 West A cause Thursday, July 8 the City of Westmount this sea- amp fot Mount Royal Chapter \u2014 supper 301: \"ne 38 Calvary, Special Pralse to and meeting.At Westmount Park, Prince Alder, wil There hp le to tie Youth - bert and Staynor Playgrounds | Hill for ve special praise female supervisors are on duty \u2019 estmout [genice Committee, headed By FOOD PREPARATION rom 9:30 am 1 5.30 p.m., and : presents: barman Bill Moxley.Listing male supervisors at Westmount nd on the '[eifold accomplishments, he said! The second of the present series | and Staynor from 2 p.m.till 10 n of 2nd Jet it was \u201cpossibly.he biggest of thtee Foodhandler's Instruction- p.m.Assistant [Fd most active committee in to al Lectures will be given at Vic-| A variety of games, group and e Inter ub\" and gave high praise to toria Hall at 3 p.m.on Monday, ©\"@anized, handicrafts, picnics, FFEE pect Tom of its members.The Crippled to p.m.\u2019 contests, visits to points of inter- us when Jhildren\u2019s, the Public Relations under the auspices of the Depart- est, hikes and track meets are .[gg the Attendance Committees ment of Health.some of the items on this summer's tend Ta« \\ came in for special praise.a Food poisoning is an ever-pres- program.estroge JC MeKean then relinquished) ~.° ace to the health of the| One main item on this program rally of JR\" chair to incoming President © will be the operation of a play- RE going i Close.Mr.Close spoke briefly.individual and he Community at town on each of the playgrounds.bsued by ; thanked the Club for the hon- large.ne me 0 foun po De The playtown will be operated on thers [JE I electing him, said he realiz- most effective in E h democratic principles with chil- Ls fron JIE.Ue responsibilities his office of such poisoning, both for those) , electing their own officials.s like à MR led, and promised to serve to| who eat at home, and those who LE e best of his ability.His first eat out, is in its preparation for ficial act was to present the consumption.They are shown how Westmount Park Band btary Button of Past Presidency food becomes contaminated, how AST Joining President McKean.bacteria multiply in contaminated Concert P rogramme .9 wind up the meeting, Mr.foods, how to avoid such contam- ; Ken was then presented with ination, and how to apply the The concert to be given by se pr old wrist watch by A.A.Boire simple application of modern sci- phe and of the Dove Montreal Girou, .Regiment, under the cadet ot of the Rotarians.entific knowledge to the prepara Capt.T.Æ.Jackson, in West- at 10 he conclusion of the Ro-| tion of clean and wholesome foods.mount Park, Monday, at 8:15 it wl Yar, outgoing members of These lectures are open to the p.m., will include: march, Rolling rgole! \u2014 public.It would be wise to take |Thunder, by Filimore; overture, i) ~ advantage of them.Raymond, by Thomas; cornet ine A | h À solo, Willow Echoes, by Simon ts; cone / ff \u2018 .G soloist Sgt.W.Puttick; modern a Der Orne l \u20ac Me Board of 2 rectors Te Nf transcription, Stardust, by Car- Inartotté Rosemere, Que.ox DE M POS michael; ballet Egyptien, by fer wil UST PAST and D.Kerr._ Luigini; intermission; Northern , ST.ROSE BRIDGE + + Rhapsody, by Hosmer; serenade, j La Paloma, by Tradier; \u2018two P A i N T i N G Welsh hymns, Hyffydal, and ed his AND Cwm Rhondda; selection, from stati Maytime by Romberg, and a n ua DECORATING march, On the Mall, by Gold- in man.The concert will conclude o CARPENTRY REPAIRS with the Regimental March and ers! ol Cleanest, Neatest and Most God Save .the King.n n Thorough in Town 0 he er \u2014 J.A.Bethune|| - UNUSUAL ACCIDENT or Suggest d Estimates Free Lo = Color SAT 7 92 \u201cur A rare accident occured on the [| mop i , 4 evening of June 19, when John W.Forbes, of 3157 Maplewood ys WEY exclusive placo to enjoy the avenue parked his car in front of ertair best of food: 7 F L S ILV ER 628 Victoria avenue.Shortly after- (J.p PE her ; Le wards, he was informed that his \u2014 a .- ae , _ x N LJ = COCKTAIL BAR , a Ci Ladies\u2019 and Men\u2019 car had run down the hill and a ; pr A - High Class Ladies\u2019 an s struck the rear of a truck belong- À AN PS ) > VA ©.0 ing to Rutherford Lumber Co, The \u2019 = =ailf TAILOR @ a = l=) a u NEWLY-FURNISHED .0° car incurred damages to its hood, i Es WE Good assortment of imported both front fenders and headlights .PROOMS goods always In stock radiator, and grille:-only the tire COKE \u2014 CANNEL COAL \u2014 FUEL OIL Mervations, call or write Repairing, cleaning end rack on the truck was damaged.-_ tor oR.Sauron se \"\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\" HRMPTON WOOD, COAL & COKE ) St.Thorese 418 4883 SHERDROOKE WEST |.The temperature on Neptune is .y : : : : -ELwçod 0082 : estimated.to be about 40 degrees |! EL.1177,\u2018 .6051 WESTERN AVE, | : La RES Ul below zero.O° ie lene set wn, mi 0e 1 AIRSET LET Ap \u20ac rots ram À +2 RY SN oo teen me = ve 3 Le ine, a met Ser TO RS = peel Ca SR ES =the THE EXAMINER Serving the City of Westmount GARDEN SUBURB OF CANADA'S METROPOLIS \u2026 ! Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAlnut 2773% \u201cThe Examiner\u201d alms te be an Independent, clean newspaper for the home, deveted to public service.Mall subscriptions: $2.00 per year: $1.08 half-year.Authorized as 2nd Class Mall, Post Office Nept, Otlawn * FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1947 PARLIAMENT CAN ONLY HAVE TWO LANGUAGES A week or so ago Hon.Jan MacKenzie, Minister of Veteran's Affairs, was brought to task by the Speaker for attempting to in- troduce a third language into our already } bilingual House of Commons.This is the event as recorded in Hansard on Monday, May 26th: Right Hon.IAN A.MACKENZIE (Minister of Veterans\u2019 Affairs): Mr.Speaker, I rise to a question of privilege.Last Friday, at page 3433 of Hansard, the authenticity of my interpretation of holy writ was challenged by one of my good friends from Toronto.I was supported by the book, sir, the Bible on which you were brought up.I went home and got my own Gaelic Bible, and I am going to put the quotation on record.I have a precedent for doing this, because John Tolmie\u2014 Mr.MacKINNON : He was my uncle.Mr.MACKENZIE: \u2014did this about forty years ago, in the Gaelic language as used in that part of the country from which my colleague the Minister of Trade and Commerce (Mr.MacKinnon) comes.This is what it says in Genesis, chapter 27, part of verse 22: : Is e 'n guth guth Iacoib, ach is iad no lam- han lamhan Esau.The translation, which I give to a long suffering Hansard, is: The voice is the voice of Jacob, but the hands are the hands of Esau.Mr.GRAYDON: Mr.Speaker, does this mean that this house is becoming trilingual?Mr.MACKENZIE: It should be.Mr.SPEAKER: According tothe rules the right hon.minister should not try to introduce a third language in the house.close friends and had even visited Ottawa together on two occasions while the conspiracy was active, \u201cthere is not a particle of evidence that the appellant was in any way concerned, in any of these visits, in the affairs of the conspiracy.\u201d In view of the quashed conviction another observation of the judgment is of interest and moment.\u201cNaturally,\u201d the court pointed out, \u201cthere will be much suspicion that there | is real substance behind all that appears on the record of this trial, but the court cannot proceed upon suspicion.\u201d In this phase the Appeal Court put a finger on the uneasy fear that has been | troubling many Canadians since the espionage trials began.In seeking to protect our liberties against those who from selfish or sinister motives have been whittling them away, have we assured these accused the essential freedom and the even justice that we are striving to protect?Or have we dealt in suspicion and prejudice?: Awhile \u2018ago the writer was discussing the espionage trials with an old-time friend who is also a justice of one of the courts of our country.He said: \u201cI may as well admit that, in my fear of the growing aggression of Russia, my personal reaction was one of satisfaction at the convictions for espionage.But with that feeling there was a profound underlying fear that such a personal reaction, shared no doubt by a great many people, might be far more dangerous, in breaking down our belief in a justice beyond fear or revenge, than the work of any number of disloyal citizens.\u201d When we remove the protections of the worst citizens, we have robbed the best citizens of the rights and safeguards that they and their forebears have worked and fought for over countless generations.Let us be slow to substitute any hint of Stars Chamber rule for rue of the courts.= TO FILM LIFE OF EXPLORER Preparations for the forthcoming film \u201cScott Of The Antarctic\u201d which producer Michael Balcon is making for Ealing Studios later this year are well under way.Cameraman Osmond Borradaile has spent three months in the frigid Antarctic on location photographing background scenes for this new film.The cast for the film has not yet been announced, but British screen star John Mills is being considered for the title role in this production following his brilliant roles in \u201cGreat Expectations\u201d and the unreleased film \u201cThe October Man\u201d.THE EXAMINER, PRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1947 weed extermination.SCIENCE COMES TO THE PAID OF LAWNOWNERS Weed Extermination Is Much Simpler Than This \u201cWEED CONTROL Reg\u2019d\u201d have successfully treated over 300 lawns for Specially designed machines assure proper distribution of chemicals and eliminate danger to gardens and shrubs.WEED CONTROL REGD Phone anytime for an estimate, no obligation.CAT.1212 TH Conducted by Howard S.Ross, 0 \"2 A In Which Subjects of General Interest Are Discussed © accept responsibility for them.Russians believe cartels are the Inevitable form of modern economic development.Recent news from Germany stated the Red Army has quietly organized the biggest cartel in history, prepared to do business with western Fu- rope.Known as the Sowjetische Industrie A.G.(Soviet Industrial Corp., and bwned 51% by the Russian State and 49% by German), the enterprise has an official capital of over $800,000,000.Its real value is estimated at twice that sum.It employs nearly 400,000 workers and embraces the choicest 30% of all German industry in the Soctet zone including I.G.Farben.Russian reparation seizures and forced nationalization already took care of other large portions.4 % » The Metropolitan Opera decided to reduce its chorus from 94 to 78.The American Guild of Musical Artists (president: Baritone Lawrence Tibett) insists its board should be and who, if any, should be dismissed.The Met.refused to arbitrate and may not give any concerts this winter rather than surrender to the Union.+ ¥% bert George Wells, the greatest intellectual force in the English speaking world.Wells a few weeks before his death said he had \u201cone foot in the grave and the other waving about.\u201d The London Daily Herald said that more than any other persons, Wells was responsible for Socialist England.He has been described as one who looked like, and was the quintessence of the Common Man and it was as such and through the convictions and aspirations which history made available to common men in his time that he grew to the heights he reached.Some critics believe that his Science of Life (written with his son and Julian Huxley), may come to be recognized as more remarkable than his world famous\u2019 Outline of History.When 19 he wrote The Past and Future of the Human Race and seldom thereafter took a less ambitious subject.It is said that although he left the evangelistic Protestantism in which he was brought up he always remained the most passionate of Protestants, the most eloquent of evangelists.At the end he realized that his work and hopes were in vain; that he or humans are dreadfully wrong and he blamed it all on the human race.As I read his books I wished he had realized the possibilities of Equitism under which the world \"would have an equitable medium of exchange for the work individuals do for each other, the only system (some believe) which will be a practical application of the Sermon on the Mount.1 should have written him, but felt as I also do that he being a Socialist would not see the importance of a work unit dollar, with mutual banking.I must write his son and send him some Equitist literature.¥ + % Britishers are not easily upset, so when someone on a fnusic- hall program sang \u2018I want to be a refugee from England\u201d followed \u2018by \u201cIf they (Parliament) can carry on without Wirston Churchill.They'll blooming well have to man-.\u2018| age without me.\u201d - * #% % Albert Marschner Gilles, who has had a farm near Cowansville for about nine years came to Canada from the U.S.A.He is a native of | France and hopes soon to be naturalized.He is one of the very few artists who do hammered pewter work, hammered brass work and Jin some of his creations he uses egg shells, A few years ago he made a beautiful gold chalice E FORUM, The opinions expressed In #his Forum ere not necessarily those of this mewspaper, and it does not * Anotole France, once called Her- |: \u201cWestmennt\u2019s Home Newspaper cemetery at Lachute there j; stately mausoleum erected for thé Ayer family.The impressive hammered bronze and brass doors Werg made by Mr.Gilles.He has may and is still making artistic com; munion rails and stations of tn cress «for Roman Catholic cathe, drals and churches.\u2018 % % % i Wheaton College, In Illinois, hag graduated its first group of industrial chaplains (eight), who arg now ready for assignment in industrial plants throughout the U.S.A.; + 4% % There is much agitation in the British Parliament on the subject of the unfair use of the press by opponents of Labor policies.The attorney-general used the word \u201cmonoply\u201d.The accused publishers deny that they confuse coms ment with news.The National Union of Journalists urge that a royal commission on the press he ape pointed - + +#% % \u201cThe laws of Nature are the - thoughts of God.\"\u2014Oersted, % % ¥ \u201cIt is not Kings nor aristo racies, nor land owners nor cap italists, that anywhere really ex slave the people.It is their own ignorance.\u2019\u2014 Henry George, Protection of Free Trade.\u2018 * + % \u201cProgress and Poverty\u201d This is in truth a hall-mark of art, that the thing itself shall approximate perfection, shall be the utmost effort of the utmost man.\u2014Harod Jacoby in Astronomy, Columbia University Press.Miss Hagey\u2019s School Holds Closing The closing exercises of Miss Hagey's School were held last Friday.After a brief review of the year\u2019s work the principal, Miss Frances Hagey, outlined the policy for the coming year.The following is a list of pupls who have successfully completed the year:: Junior School \u2014 Joyce Barbt Ross Chaston, George Sunnif ham, Joan Dobinson.Lorne Dw, James Gill, Marian Hindle, Richard Matthews, Beverley Papermih Diane Rankin, Ruth Robin Marilyn Rollo, Kathleen Fos Michael Schwartz, Lois Sprostoh Joan Stevens, Margaret Sturrock Senior School \u2014 Hugh Anderson Philip Blanchard, Ester Contd Denise Girouard, Sybill Hackelt, Beatrice Hines, Virginia Latimeh | Donald Loynachan, Laurel Mat 'millan, Jim Morton, Duncan Myit Sarah Desnick, Peggy Sanders Marilyn Smith, Jean Teany, Nan Telfer, Margaret Thomas, Shells Vidito, Barbara White.Certificates of graduation Wer presented to Laurel Macmillgh Sarah Resnick and Margaret Thomas.Le Scout is Master of Ceremonies When Sea Cadets, Air Cadelf and Boy Scouts recently took part in a new program of youth proad: casts to Great Britain over the C.B.C.International Service.pe trol Leader Paul Barolet, 8 Mont real Scout, was master of th monies, and thanked His leney Viscount Alexander ~ which was presented to the Gan- adian Apostekc Delegafe.In the , Chief Scout for Canads, for officially launching the series: more pu would er and more ard of liv ployment Now t power ar grips wit! of financi keting, t) fallacy of chasing | covered t Purchasin; there is to purcha have wor} wages ha: higher pr production downs ang tion of wo result wa: costs, decr 8ges, highe standard « Paper une When it sa any bétte; before,\u201d fe Are worge before, It may thing to gg What I aa Workerg we lower wag What the When jt | Money ch, Booda.\u201d Th Phasizeq by that \u201cto in Money in Nothing to of 8oods g trary, it Worga,\u201d The avers 83 in most Not save hig if he canno Necessarieg for the hon Money, ay | Fam bling ar Chief incenti È ng Or the : hams weré | mad - : Com | of thy cathe.i | is, hag indus, he arg in ine it the in the subject ress by es.The e word publishe 3e com nal Un.à royal be ap are the - ted.aris 10I cap ally en eir own ge, Pro 4 ?This js art, thet oximate most ef- Harold olumbia of Miss bld last view of bal, Miss e policy f pupls mpleted Barbe, unni Dwi Richart perma bbinson, Ross, broston urrock dersoi, Cohen, ackett, atimen Mac: Myles, a nders Nanty Sheils wert injen, aret nies adets part broads y the Pr ont cert\u2019 cel a, fof .amined the statement more closely \u201cthe concluding passage\u2014 \u201cprices By LEWIS The Economic Steeplechase MILLIGAN It is no laughing matter, but I confess I had a good laugh to If when I read the following extract from the British Labor Government's White Paper, \u201cEconomic Survey; 1947, issued in February last: © «at the present time there is too much money chasing after too few goods.To increase the amount of money in people\u2019s pockets does nothing te increase the amount of goods available.On the contrary, it makes the situation worse, since, if there is still more \"money chasing the same amount of goods, prices must sooner or : Jater be forced up and no one will be any better off than they were * before.\u201d After I had recovered from my sudden fit of cachinnation I ex- to discover what it was that tick- fed me.I found that the humor of it was, so to speak, double- parrelled.In the first place, the jdea of too much money chasing after too few goods; and then still more money chasing after fhe same amount of goods, follow- ¢d by the chasing of prices up the spiral staircase, was in itself a funny motion picture.But the thing that caused the explosion was the childlike simplicity of must soener or later be forced up nd no one will be any better off han they were before.\u201d It was these last words that touched my funny-bone, for it seemed to me that the idea that \u2018no one will be any better off\u2019 for ali this chasing, had struck the writer as an after-thought, as though he had made a unique dis- tery.It may indeed be a new discovery for some members of the Labor Government who.have for years been engaged in promoting this economic steeplechase.They have all along contended fhat higher and higher wages will give to the workers more and more purchasing power, which would enable them to buy more and more goods, raise their standard of living, and provide full employment for everybody.Now that they nave got into power and have come to close grips with the practical problems of financing, \u2018production and marketing, they have discovered the fallacy of their theory of big purchasing power.They have discovered that high wages are not purchasing power at all unless there is an abundance of goods to purchase.The theory might have worked out all right if high wages had been accompanied by higher production, but they put production into reverse with slowdowns and strikes and the reduc- tien of working hours, The logical result was increased production Costs, decreased production, short- âges, higher prices, and a lowered Mandard of living.The White Paper understated the situation when it said that \u201cno one will be any bétter off than they were before,\u201d for the British workers ire worse off than they ever were before, It may seem like a callous thing to say, but I believe, from What I saw in Britain, that the frorkers would be better off with OWer wages This is practically What the White Paper means When it speaks of \u201ctoo much Money chasing after too few goods.\u201d This point is doubly emphasized by the further statement hat \u201cto increase the amount of Money in people's pockets does of hing to increase the amount te Boods available.On the con- ary, it makes the situation Worse,\u201d .i average worker in Britain, not save a other countries, does if he Ai his surplus earnings, and necessaries spend them on the for th les or the little luxuries © home he will waste the pan As he is now doing, on \"bling and amusements.The chief in th centive to work full time Cover.destroyed, and the Labor at iment is \u2018trying to testore Wan, tive by its \u201cWORK OR Campaign, It is an appeal to th to hang of want as the spur Red Feather Summer Projects Open for Season The echo of \u2018school\u2019s out\u201d hardly -dies from the air when the Red Feather services with special vacation projects get underway.This week, two of the most important summer time activities open the holiday season\u2014the Parks and Playgrounds Association with medel playground programs planned for grounds scattered throughout Montreal, and for Red Feather camps and affiliated camps, one of which, Camp Lewis of the Montreal Boy's Association, opened Wednesday of this week with 250 young campers arriving at the camp site in St.Adolphe de Howard.With the reins of school year discipline loosened and plenty of time on their hands, vacationing youngsters need tactful supervision and a variety of activities to occupy their minds and bodies.To this end, Welfare Federation agencies have aranged special summer pro- city children who must be confined to the congested neighborhoods as well as those who will have the thrill of camping in the country.50-DAY PROGRAM The playgrounds operated by the Parks and Playgrounds begin their 50-day program this week, with specially trained play leaders to supervise activities from morning until nightfall.Since the playgrounds are centres of neighborhood activity in every district, projects are plahned to include all age groups from the sandbox crowd to the older boys and girls who go in for team games and advanced handicrafts.Some of the pitching and checker games to entice parents to drop around.Another summertime project which is less well known is the Daily Vacation School.Several schools will be opening during the tirst week in July, marking the 35th year of activity.VACATION SCHOOL One might think that the idea of returning to school would have little appeal to youngsters who shout with joy as they leave their classrooms in mid-June.On the contrary, all of the schools were filled to capacity last season, and early enrollments indicate that this year, the same will hold true.Under the supervision of volunteer teachers from the Protestant Board of School Commissioners, a program of summer fun is planned clares: \u201cIf we don't (work hard), very soon we will have to go without much that our families take for granted.We're up against it! We WORK or WANT.\u201d That is a very obvious truth which is as old as the human race.The saying, \u201cMoney isn't everything,\u201d is well exemplified in the present lot of the British workers.It comes down to the simple truth belatedly discovered by a Labor Government: \u201cTo increase the amout of money in people's pockets does, nothing to increase the amount of goods available \u201d Some labor leaders on -C Work.In its t 4 _-% In its poster appeal * the people, thé Govéïniient de- this continent have i grams considering the interests of\" yet to make | : 21 .bigger grounds have horseshoe || THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1947 to Church Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy \u2014 There Does Freedom Flourish Attend the Church of Your Cheice Regularly PAGE FIVE * * | Westmount Baptist | * * .: * (\"Church of the Advent | * Tk .Next Sunday is the Feast of St.Peter, the apostle and martyr.The preacher at the 7.00 p.m.solemn evening will be the \u2018Rev.W.Talhot-Hindley, K.C.H.S.On Dominion Day the Guild of Servants of the Sanctuary, consisting of servers from various parishes in ten dioceses, will meet at the Church of the Advent, corner of Wood and Western Avenues, at 9.00 a.m, for Solemn Eucharist and Corporate Communion.The celebrant will be the Rev.Eyre M.Dann, chaplain of the guold.There will be no sermon.Following the service there will be a breakfast for servers and choristers in the Parish Hall.Servers from all parishes are cordially invited whether they belong to guild or not.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 L Calvary Church J The Congregation of Calvary United Church will join with the First Baptist Congregation for Union Services in First Baptist Church on Sunday next, June 29th and on July 6th, 13th, 20th and 27th at 11 a.m.and 7.30 p.m.each Sunday under the leadership of the Rev.M.F.McCutcheon, D.D., who will conduct the servicegnd preach the sermons, and who will also be available for pastoral visitation during, the month of July.All members of Calvary Church and friends are invited to attend these services and to call Dr.McCutch- eon in case of illnes or if other pastoral ministry is required.* | Trinity Church *_ The Anglican Young People's Association is holding a Conference at Rothesay, N.B., beginning next week.À party of delegates is coming from the Prairie Provinces, accompanied hy their Chaplain, the Rev.Roy F.Webb, of Thes- salon, Ont.Mr.Webb will be the preacher at Trinity Memorial Church on Sunday morning at 11.The members of the A.Y.P.A.are invited to hear him.Fixed Boundaries Eighty-eight star constellations are recognized today.About 50 of these were named in ancient times.By international agreement, the boundary lines of a constellation are parallel and perpendicular to the celestial equator.that will hold the interest of the youngsters.Hikes, picnics, inter- school baseball games, and craft work are part of this vacation school curriculum, one that bears no very close relationship to the reading, writing, arithmetic counterpart of September to June.and idle hands find mischievous work to do, these agencies and others at similar work have gone a long stride forward toward planning a resourceful, wholesome summer program for youngsters.Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W, and Roslyn Ave.John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister Hibbert Troop Orgagist and Cholrmaster 11.00 am.Satisfactory Things Christ Offers.Communion, 7.30 p.m.Reaching for the Stars.What Christian Falth Offers Youth.Dr.Johnston's last Sunday Before % ing for the Stars\u201d.\u201cWestmount\u201d Rev.Dr.and Mrs.Johnston leave for overseas on the Aqui- tania on July 2ad., sailing from Halifax.One purpose of the visit is to attend the Quintennial Congress of the Baptist World Alliance which is to be held in Copenhagen, Denmark from July 27th.to August 3rd.The Alliance has a membership of fully thirteen million Church members, besides a great host of adherents and children.The last Congress, held in Atlanta, Georgia in 1939 drew an attendance of over 100.000, sometimes over 57,000 attended a single session.The sessions were held in a ball Park.On Sunday morning, Dr.Johnston\u2019s theme will be:\u2014 \u201cSatisfactory Things Christ Offers.\u201d Communion will take place at twelve noon.In the evening the subject of the address will be: \u2014 \u201cReach- continues its services morning and evening throughout the Summer.Guests and visitors are always most cordialy welcomed.Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay, Rector ST.PETER'S DAY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.10.15 a.m.Matins.11.00 a.m, Solemn Eucharist and Pro- .cession, WEEK-DAY SERVICES Holy Communion: 8 a.m, Monday and Friday; 7 a.m, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday; 9.30 a.in.Wednesday.Matins: 7.30 a.m.dally except on Wednesday at 9 au.Evensong: 5.30 p.m.daily, except ou Saturday at 8 p.m.DOMINION DAY 9.00a.m.Solemn Eucharist of the Guild of Servants of the Sauctuary.All Servers welcome.ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH - Westmount Corner Church Hill and Cote St.Antoire Road Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th., M.C.Assistant: -.Rev.J.Gardner Hodder, L.Th.Sunday Services during the Summer months as follows: 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 11.00 a.m, Morning Service.7.30 p.m.Evening Service.Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlowe Ave.Rev.Canon R.Kenneth, Naylor, Rector.Rev.Gorden G.Mercer, Assistant.FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY ST.PETER, A.and M.8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer.The Rector, 7.00 p.m.Evensong.Preacher: The Rector.WEDNESDAY, JULY 2nd Preacher: * A Dominion Day Service will ba observed in St.Luke's this Sunday.The nrinister, Rev.Ralph E.Spencer will preach on the subject, \u201cJust Pride in One's Country\u201d and the choir will render tha Anthem, \u201cTe Deum in B.Flat.\u201d Parents can continue to leave their children at the Nursery Department during the Sundays of the Summer months for the morning hour of worship.This convenience is made possible through the kindness of Mrs.Ritchie and also the Church School Teachers.Calvary Church Dorchester St.at Greene Ave.Westmount * \u2014 * | St.Luke's United | Minister: Rt.Rev.T.W.Joses, M.A.B.D.SUNDAY, JUNE 29th Union Services in First Baptist Church, Dorchestér St.at Guy St., Montreal 11.00 s.m.and 7.30 p.m.Preacher: \u2014 Rev.M F.MeCutcheon, D.D, who will also be avallable for Pastoral calls in case of itluess or ether essentla.ministry.James United Church 463 St.Catherine St.Wast St.Rev.F.W.Norwood, D.D.Interim Minister Assistant Minister: Rev.C.F.Tilbury, B.A., B.D.SUNDAY, JUNE 29lh 11.00 a.m.\u201cThe Hope of the Unaccomplished Years\u201d, 7.30 p.m.\u201cAbiding things in a change ing world\u201d, The Very Reverend Peter Bryce, B.D.; LED, Minister of Metropolitan United Church, Toronto, Ontario, will preach at both services.Mr.M.Warner Norman, Organist and Choirmaster ST.LUKE'S UNITED | Decarie Boulevard ! (Just above Sherbrooke Street}, -: 1 Minister: Rev.R.E.Spencer, M.A.B.D.SUNDAY, JUNE 20th\u2019 DOMINION DAY SERVICE 11.00 a.m.\u201cJust Pride in One's Country® 11.00 a.m.Nursery Department.Organist and Choir Director, X.R.Cunningham, F.C.C.M.Westmount Park Church (Cor.Lansdowne and Western Aves.) Minister: Rev.George W.Goth, B.A., B.D.SUNDAY, JUNE 20th \u2018 11.60 a.m.Union Service with St.Ane drew's Church, Wesimouut Ia Westmount Park Church, Mr, Goth will preach.7.00 a.m.Holy Communion.THURSDAY, JULY 3rd 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion.Proceding to Baptist World Congress in Copenhagen.that\u2019 discovery.GUESTS CORDIALLY WELCOMED + J.C.Scott, L.R.S.M.,, Clioir Divectoe G.E.Flower, Organist Dominion-Douglas United and Stanley Presbyterian Joint Church Services Every Sunday Morning at [1 o'clock.This Sunday and throughout July in Dominion-Douglas Church (Westmount Boulevard and Lansdowne Ave.) June 29th \u2014 Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A.REVEILLE (John 11:43) But there are some people who are so entangled in old things as to make a fresh effort impossible.A Cordial Welcome Awaits You At These Services I ©».Organist and Choir Master \u2014 Mr.-John Robb, Mus.Bac.us PAGE SIX ESSI Mrs.Raymond A.Mellhone en-, tertained at a trousseau tea in honor of her daughter, Miss Winni- fred Virginia McIlhone, whose marriage to Mr.Albert Campbell Douglas Moffat took place yesterday morning at eleven o'clock in the Sacristy of the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, West- mount.Mrs.Miller Donnelly, Kensing- ton Avenue, with her son, Stephem, is leaving tomorrow to take up residence in Sarnia, Ont.Miss Winifred MacRae, Ottawa, attended the Simpson-Gibson wedding on Saturday, and was guest of her aunt, Mrs.D.Gibson, Wilson Avenue.Dr.and Mrs.Robert A.Findlay, with their daughters, Roslyn and Marlyn, of Oklahoma, are the guests of Mrs Findlay\u2019's parents, Mr.and Mrs.R.Glenn Liddy.Mrs.E.Wells entertained the Women's Association of West- mount Baptist Church at her home at Pointe Claire, with approximately 55 ladies present.Mrs.R.Sykes conducted a meeting on the lawn, introducing the new president for next year, Mrs.Clyde \u2018Whitman.Among those who have entertained in honor of Mrs.Miller Donnelly, who is leaving tomorrow for Sarnia, Ont, are the following: Mrs.K.Mackenzie, Mry.F.Miller, Mrs.C.De Volpi, Mrs.S.8S.Donnelly, Mrs.F.Lambert, Mrs.R.A, Campbell, Mrs.H.Wert, Mrs.H.Conklin, Miss P.Kennedy, \u2018Miss E.Hart, Mrs.D.Forrest and Mrs.G.Hare.Entertainments given in honor of Miss Jean Anne Gibson, whose marriage to Mr.Peter Cameron Simpson took place last Saturday afternoon include the following:- A cup and saucer shower by Miss Marion Cummings; a kitchen shower by Miss Marion Hanson and Miss Elizabeth Teague; a bathroom shower by Miss Doreen Kinnear and a presentation of a silver tea service and candlesticks SO THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1947 , MR.T.T.SOSSNER Cornell University in 1940.OCIAL AND PERSONAL CH MISS D.M.XERT TO WED EARLY IN THE FALL Miss Doris Maxine Kert, only daughter of Mr.and Mrs, Isaac Kert, of Westmount, and Mr.Theodore Townsend Sossner, son of Mr.and Mrs.À.G.Sossner, of New York City, whose engagement was recemly ennounced.The wedding will take place in Westmount in the early fall.Miss Kert graduated in Arts from McGill University in 1943, and received a Licentiate of Music degree from McGill Conservatorium that same year.Mr.Sossner graduated in Mechanical Engineering from Co.Mrs.G.G_ Reilly, sister of the bride, entertained the bridal party on Thursday evening.Miss Lelo Cameron, Dundee, Que., was in town on Saturday to attend the Simpson-Gibson wedding, and was the guest of Mrs.Arthur Rowly, Wilson Avenue.ENGAGEMENTS Mr.and Mrs.LawrenceW.Lati- mer, of Westmount, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Eleanor, to Mr.Ian Darney Mann, son of Mr.H, D.Mann, K.C,, and Mrs.Mann, of Calgary, Alta, the marriage to take place in October.The engagement is announced of Gloria Alphonsine, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Jules R.Timmons, of Westmount, and Mr.Ben Earl Ferguson, son of Mr.and Mrs.Ben Hugh Ferguson, of Hampstead, the marriage to take place on Satur- by the staff of the Bell Telephone day, September 20th.| a; vu : MIN SL dan All Le L \u201c0 / lacs, [Li GAY! 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WOODWARD At St.Lambert United Church the marriage took place recently of Miss June Elizabeth Woodward, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Robt.S.Woodward of St.Lambert, to Mr.Gordon Greig Harrison, eldest son of-Mr.and Mrs.G.E.W.Harrison of Notre Dame de'Grace, the Rev.J.D.McCrae officiating.The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a long-sleeved gown of blush satin made on princess lines, having a fitted bo- the full skirt falling in a graceful train.Her long veil of tulle d'illusion was arranged in a Mary Tudor effect and she carried an arm bouquet of American Beauty roses.She wore the bridegroom's gift, a strand of pearls.The bridal attendants, Miss Beverly Woodward, sister of the bride as maid of honour, Miss Peggy Martin, and Miss Beverley Anne Harrison, sister of the groom, as bridesmaids were gowned alike in silk jersey with cap double-gathered piped skirt.The maid of honour wore robin\u2019s egg blue and the bridesmaids paradise pink.They wore miniature bonnets of matching silk jersey flowers made with short streamers, long lase mittens, and carried nosegays of variegated sweet peas centred with yellow roses.Mr.Andrew McNiece attended the groom as best man, while the ushers were Mr.George Woodward, brother of the bride, Mr.Clifford Harrison, brother of the groom, and Mr.William D., Harrison, the groom's cousin, ' Mrs.Woodward, mother of the bride, wore a floor-length gown of Renoir blue crepe, a small hat of black net and a corsage of American Beauty roses.s.Harrison, mother of the groom,\" was gowned in floor-length powder blue crepe, having a lase bodice.She wore a flower-trimmed hat of matching blue net and a shoulder bouquet of Sweetheart roses.During the signing of the regis- ter, Mrs.Walter Charron sang A \u201cBecause\u201d, accompanied: at the organ by Mrs.Victor Knowles.The reception following the ceremony was held at the home of Mr, and Mrs.Dent Harrison, uncle and aunt- of the groom, 609 Roslyn Avenue, Westmount, where sweet peas, garden flowers, and tall standards of lilias and hqneysuckle were used to decorate the rooms.The bridal couple left later for Jasper Park Lodge, Jasper National Park, to spend their honeymoon.\u2018The bride wore for travelling a suit of powder blue wool boucle with a white blouse .blue hat, and shoes and bag of black plastic.She wore a corsage of white carnations.Upon \u201ctheir return they will reside in Notre Dame de Grace.Out of town guests at the wedding included Mr.and Mrs.J.Trevor Robertson of Boston, Mass.,, Mr.and Mrs.Wil- (lard A.Reid, Miss Shirley Reid, Mr.Charles Reid, all of Ottawa.RAMSAY - GILL Candelabra and standards of gladioli, snapdragon and summer flowers \u2018decorated Calvary United Church for the marriage on Saturday afternoon of Marjorie Grace, younger daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Harry Gill, Old Orchard Avenue, to Mr.George Thornton Ramsay, younger son of Mr.and Mrs.J M.Ramsay, Girouard Avenue.The Rt.Rev.T.W, Jones, M.A, D.D,, officiated at the three o'clock ceremony.Mr.G.Mitchell played the wedding music, and Miss B.Nash sang Schubert's \u201cAve Maria\u201d before the ceremony, and \u201cBecause\u201d during the signing of the register.Mr.Harry Gill gave his daughter in marriage.The bride wore a gown of white Chantilly lace fashioned with a fitted bodice with silk net yoke, high round neckline and points over the hands.There was a line of buttons down the back to the waist and the bouffant skirt of silk net over taffeta ended in a short train.A heart- shaped headdress of tulle held her long veil of tulle illusion, and she carried a semi-cascade bouquet of Rapture roses and lilies-of-the-val- ley.Miss Mona Reid was maid of honor, wearing a frock of primrose embroidered organza over taffeta, while the bridesmaids, Miss Helen Norton and Miss Marion Snod- grass, were also in gowns of the same material, the former in aqua and Miss Snodgrass in ice cream pink.The dresses of all three attendants were fashioned on similar lines, with full skirts and fitted bodices, the latter having high round necklines.They wore match- ing Dutch caps, and carried show- *.\"Westmount's St.Leo, St.Paul Graduates Dinner \u2018 At Ritz Carlton The Ball Room of the Carlton was the scene of à m enjoyable event on Monday eve ing when the 1947 Graduat ; Classes of St.Leo's and St, Pay), Academies held the Annual Di ner Dance.A Student Commjy, under the Chairmanshiip of Geral Berry was in charge of a} ar rangements and the Mothers\u2019 Ch of Westmount under the Chain manship of the newly electeq Pn, sident, Mrs.Chas.J.Shaw, Sy sored the event.j The guests at the head ty! were Mr.E.C.Connolly, y,\u2019 principal of St.Leo's Aca, Mr, &.J.Shaw and Mrs.Si, president of the C.M.C.; Mr, N J.Grant, President of the Parent Association of Ascension Pari and Mrs.Grant; Dr.and Mrs, p, J.Kearns, Mr.and Mrs.Fray Mulcair, Mr, and Mrs.John Mu, cair, Mr.and Mrs.L.Cote an Mr.G.Macklin Marshall and Mn, Marshall First Vice President gf the Mothers\u2019 Club.Reverend Fathers McDongy and Feron were present during the evening.Paul Beauregard and his orche tra played for the dancing.Doctor and Mrs.P.J.Kear, Holton Avenue, entertained befon the Dinner and the Graduty were the guests of Dr.and Mn James \u2018T.Rogers at Breakfat following the Dance.er bouquets of variegated swe peas.Mr.Malcolm Young was bet man for Mr.Ramsay, ands ushers were Mr.R.S.Mchim and Mr.W.Mcllhagga.Mrs.Gill, mother of the tit, wore a gown of pale blue phl CLEARANCE! 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Graduates r.and Mn Breakfast rated sweet was bet y, ands S.Mcliyre a.f the bik, blue pal NCE! ons In ESSES hntungs, peys and ens.haker hes, \u2014 Home Newspaper\u201d epe made with a draped skirt, oy she had navy accessories and a orsage of pink Delight roses.» Mrs, Ramsay, mo ther of the groom, Was in midnight blue crepe 190 fashioned with a draped skirt, fa wore navy and pink acces- bories, With a corsage of Briar- jiffe roses.Ÿ pink and white roses were ar- anged in the Green Room of Vic- sria Hall for the reception which \u201cFollowed the ceremony, Mr.and Mrs, Ramsay left later for Plat- \u2018Epurg, N.Y, and New York City, 4he bride travelling in a blue Las po suit, with a black straw \u2018\u201cépen-crown hat, black and white Accessories and à corsage of Sweetheart roses and forget-me- nots.\u2018 | The newly married couple will side in Montreal.} Miss May Morrison of Three Rivers, Que., was an out-of-town quest at the wedding.SIMPSON - GIBSON Stanley Presbyterian Church was the scene of the marriage on Saturday afternoon at half-past three oclock of Jean Anne, youngest daughter of the late Duncan Gibson, and of Mrs.Gibson, of N.D.G., to Mr.Peter Cameron Simpson, younger son of the late Ivan Simpson and of Mrs.H.Braidwood, of Montreal.Rev J.D.Wilkie officiated at the ceremony.Standards of gladioli and palms decorated the church.Miss Doris Killam played the wedding music, ad Miss Beryl McKeough sang i} Walk Beside You\u201d during the signing of the register, Given in marriage by Ler brother, Mr.Douglas Gibson, the bride wore a gown of white Chantilly le fashioned with a high round neckline and mousquetaire sleeves, the draped hipline forming a bustle effect in the back and ending in a circular train.Her veil of tulle illusion fell from a half hat of matching lace, and she carried a cascade bouquet of white carnations and gardenias.As maid of honor Miss Doreen Kinnear was in a frock of bluebell blue Bianchine crepe, modelled on similar lines to that of the bride, but having cap sleeves, as was the gown of the bridesmaid, Miss Marion Hanson, in vintage Bianchine crepe, Both attendants wore matching crepe headdresses and mitts and carried semi-cas- cade bouquets of sweet peas.Miss Donelyn Reilly, niece of the bride, was flower girl, wearing bluebell Painting and Dcorating Paperhanging A Specialty Ws carry one of the largest stocks THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 5347 MR.AND MRS.GORDON GREIG HARRISON The bride and groom are pictured at their wedding reception held in Westmount following their marriage in St.Lambert United Church.Mrs.Gordon Greig Harrison was formerly Miss June Elizabeth Woodward, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Robert S.Woodward, of St.Lambert.Mr.Harrison is the eldest son of Mr.and Mrs.G.E.W.Harrison, of Notre Dame de Grace.The newlyweds left later to spend thelr honeymoon in the Rockies, at Jasper Park Lodge.blue Bianchine crepe with a keyhole neckline, small bustle and cap sleeves.She wore a matching crepe headdress and carried a Colonial bouquet of sweet peas.Mr.James W.Simpson was best man for his brother, and the ushers were Mr.Eearnest Mount, Mr.Albert Parker and Mr.Hugh Hicks.Mrs.Gibson, mother of the bride, wore a dress of dove grey crepe, with a black Italian lace straw hat and black accessories.Her corsage was of pink carnations.Mrs.Simpson, the groom\u2019s mother, was in a powder blue sheer two- plece gown, with white accessories.She wore a white flowered hat and a corsage of Sweetheart roses.A reception was held in the Cartier Room of the Berkley Hotel.Mr.and Mrs.Simpson left later for a motor trip through the Adirondacks, the bride travelling in a gabardine suit of London smoke grey with a pink straw hat, pink accessories and a corsage of gardenias.They will reside in N.D.G.of domestic and imported wallpaper in town.\u2019 Old Paper Removed.2 Machines At Your Service.ESTIMATES FREE DAYS: DO.1772 EVENINGS: TA.9977 H.E.YOUNG 20 years service to Westmount homes.STOREY BROS.Upholstering Co.4917 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CASTLE BUILDING BÉ ON TIME Readers are reminded that news reports and announcements for the women's pages should be sent in over the week-end, or as soon after as is possible.To con- (act the social editor, phone WA.2773.Hayworth\u2019s Gown At Ski Fashions A dashing little number, all gold lame, and form fit{ing and priced at a modest $85.00 and actually used in a movie by Rita Hayworth, and in a full page colour picture of her whichÆappeared recently in \u201cPic\u201d is one of the features of the Olympic Ski Fund Fashion Show which will be held tomorrow at 2:20 p.m, at the Alpine Inn, St.Margaret's.The very sensational suit, which is definitely not for sale, may possibly be raffled as a donation by Miss Rosemarie Reid to the worthy fund which will be entirely devoted to increasing the amount of money made available for sending skiiers to participate in the next Olympic Games.Miss Rosemarie Reid's name has become a byword in Hollywood with the result that M.G.M., Universal, and United Artists stars have all recently been fitted to suits designed by the young Canadian girl who has scored a sensational success during the last three years in this field of work.\u201cA dozen suits were flown in from Hollywood specially for the show,\u201d said Douglas Potter, \u201cand of course they are not for sale in the province of Quebec, but more a display of the work of a Canadian designer for the movie world.\u201d Other features of the all-Cana- dian show are included in the work of the noted ski suit designer Irving, and of the sports wear and after ski clothes by Bezz Maxine Samuels, of Betty and Maxine.Production of the show is being worked out by Buddy Clarke, leader of the orchestra, and Vic Hyde, the feature star, of the Normandie Roof.The days and years are of equal length on the planet Mer- \u2018cury, which turns on its axis once during a complete turn around the | sun.PAGE SEVEN \"HOME EDUCATION By MARIE MURRAY HUGHES \u2018Hello\u2019 from a pilot.\u201d Jimmie left to join the Army Air Force the next day.While David missed him, the idea that he had a personal friend whe was a real pilot and who at some time soon would dip his wings in salute just to him\u2018colored al lhis days.He thought and talked almost continuously about planes, and all his play centered around them.Jimmie entered the Service his gift to his little friend was a four- foot plane model, and this was later suspended with wires from the ceiling of the boy's room.David constantly pretended that Jimmie was at its controls as he pushed it gently back and forth through the air.hen came the fateful telegram to Jimmie\u2019s family\u2014and the word to David\u2019s mother and father that Jimmie had been killed in the service of his country.David's parents both knew that their little son must soon be told, but how?\u2014 certainly not too casually.They, also, loved Jimmie very much and felt his loss keenly.My friend, in telling me the story, said, \u201cIt was the hardest thing I ever had to do.His father and I thought it would be best for David to be alone with me when I told him.He never wants anyone to sec him cry\u2014not even his daddy.I was sitting on the davenport, apparently reading a book, but really groping for a way and praying for the courage to tell him; he was playing happily near me.Finally I said, \u201cDavid, our hero has given his life for our country.\u2019 \u201cHis little face, usually so rosy, blanched, and he looked at me\u2014 silent, scared, and unbelieving.At last he said, \u2018Oh, Mother! \u2014Jimmie's dead?That means I'll never see his again, doesn\u2019t it?\u2019 \u201cYes, darling,\u2019 I said, feeling more inadequate than ever before in my life.\u201cQuickly David climbed up beside me, threw his arms around me and clung tightly.I could feel the sobs slowly rising inside that small body and at the same time a growing determination not to give way to tears before me.Such strong conflicting emotions are more than even an adult can long withstand; they would be devastating to a child.Slowly, I released his arms from around my neck and brought him face to face with me.\u201c \u2018David,\u2019 I said, \u2018Mother feels just as sad about Jimmie as you do, but I think if we both cry for Jimmie and say a prayer, it will A CHILD'S GRIEF Retently a dear friend told me of an experience she had had with her small son, David.It had been a revelatian to her, and it proved to me, too, that young children feel grief and have a depth of love that few of us realize.She told me the story with complete sympathetic understanding, for she had just shared her child's first real sorrow.David, in spite of his mere five years, absolutely adored Jimmie, the nineteen-year-old boy who lived next door.They were as close as brothers could possibly be, for Jimmie loved David, too.One day*Jimmie pointed to a plane high overhead and said, \u201cLook, David, one of these days I'll come flying over your house in a plane and I'll dip my wings-\u2014that means * On the first Christmas after y help very much.We shall both feel better.\u201d It is a simple iittle story, but [ have not been able to forget the impression it made.The poet tells us: \u201cGrief knits two hearts in closer bonds than happiness ever can, and sufferings shared ars far stronger links than joys.\u201d I think David's mother, by her sympathetic understanding, has caused to be established a love and confidence between her son and herself which can never be shaken or taken away.Condemned to Die The Everglade kite, of Florida, depends entirely on a species of snail for its food, Now man is draining the habitat of the snail, and with the snail's disappearance, the bird, too, will become extinct.Highest Egg Producer Although the poultry industry is one of the most important branches of agriculture in Australia, Canada, Denmark, Eire and Holland, the United States ranks first among all countries in egg production.LENNOX A.HAY | CHIROPODIST - 17 Years 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then never betray it if you expect to remain friends.\u201d \u201cBirds are never alike,\u201d said Mr.Mobley.\u201cThey have different dispositions just as people have.Some have a sense of humor, others are shy, or quarrelsome, or proud.But they're all smart.You have to understand their ways.Watch their eyes.You may think they look beady and that\u2019s the end of it, but look again.You'll see their eyes are full of expression.\u201d Though she likes them all, Mrz, Mobley is particularly fond of SUIVI VIII II III I IIS SIL IMG) Sl SERVICING YOUR FURS with US means: Clazing - Blowing out dust accumulation - Checking small rips in lining - Tightening buttons and Loops and COLD STORAGE.ALL INCLUDED IN YOUR 2% Valuation CALL FOR PICK-UP ELwood 5503 Tras UTTÏEIS 1 inc.ULLAL Lt LP 7 LR Zo PA Fd eZ Zt dL 7 a 7 7777077 2 L277 272 A 2d ZZ a Ze Zr 7 0 troupials\u2014small birds belonging broadly to the oriole and blackbird families.Many are beautiful whistlers, soon tamed, and when in the house fly where théy like, On this expedition the Mobley family will be on the lookout for flamingos, crown cranes, ostriches, storks of many varieties, weavers, and rollers, and other rare specimens.\u2018 C.P.96 Auxiliary Holds Banquet The annual summer - closing banquet of the Canadian Pacific (Quebec 96) branch of the Canadian Legion, Ladies Auxiliary, was held on June 19 in the Canadian Pacific's legion rooms.Over 50 members and guests attended.The tables were decorated with flowers which were later taken to Miss A.K.Wakeham, the branch's president, who is in the Montreal General Hospital.After the dinner, a short busi-' ness meeting was held at which Mrs.R.N.Carlton, first vice- president, presided in Miss Wake- ham\u2019s absence, Games rounded out the evening\u2019s program and prizes were awarded the winners.VAC Good If Changing Feathers To New Ticking To get the most good from your vacuum cleaner you should know all of its capabilities.Study thé uses of your attachments and don\u2019t forget to use them! Have you ever tried to change pillow feathers from one ticking |to another?It can be done quickly and easily with your vacuum cleaner without sending up a shower of feathers.Remove the dust bag and fasten the new ticking in the same position with stout string or a rubber band.S1it open the old ticking and pick up the feathers with the cleaner.They will be drawn up into the new ticking fluffier than before.Heavy Spender The ordnance department of the United States Army spent nearly half as much money in 1917-1918 as the entire American govern» ment had spent since its beginning, in 1776.: tailoring is featured in yokes, body \u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 Bright Ribbon = Lifts Blo, From Plain Dud To Gay Creati Want to turn a plain, common- garden variety of white blouse into a \u201cdesigner's creation\u201d?Here's how, with tricks that designers use.Use black grosgrain ribbon trimmed with picot loops to give dash to a tailored collar.Cut ribbon to make two short tabs of matching length.Use to face the edge of collar at front closings and sew or snap each into place from neckband to tip of collar.Lilli (\u201cBody and Soul\u201d) Palmer, who likes this trick, adds matching ribbon to encircle edge of cuffs and ties each cuff ribbon with a bow.A snappy bow tie\u2014girl's version of a guy\u2019s\u2014is another smart addition to a blouse which designers use and so can you.So can you add a four-in-hand tie of cotton print, If the tie's material matches a skirt, the effect is smarter.Same skirt-matching idea can be put across with an added collar of cotton print.Cut one out of a scrap \u201cleft over from your skirt which exactly duplicates the collar of your white blouse, except for size.Make the print collar\u2014 to be used as a \u201cframe\u201d your white blouse collar\u2014about an inch larger all around.This makes a smart device for repeating the print motif of your skirt and turning.blouse and skirt into a smarter ensemble.Waterproof Coats Suit Rain Or Shine | Raincoats don't give a hang about April showers any more.Instead of waiting for a rainy day so they might come forth and shine in all their gay colors, raincoats in the modern mood take any kind of weather in their stride.Their right-about-face may be traced directly to the new chemical processes which can be used to make any kind of a fabric durably water-repellent.The .ready acceptance, however, stems from the careful styling which has whisked rainwear out of the rut it had been in for years.The time has passed when a woman's raincoat\u2014or a man's or a child\u2019s\u2014hangs much of its life away in the closet because it's too awkward and clumsy to be attractive.Cottons, taffetas, woolens, velveteen\u2014these fabrics when made water-repellent, lend endless variety to coat designs.More and more frequently, raincoats are designed with the same detailed features which particular people demand in coats.Careful * lines, in various cuff and pocket designs.FLYING BIRD'S-NEST A bluebird picked a big PBY patrol bomber at the Atlanta (Georgia), Naval Air Station as a good place to build a nest.When the machinist\u2019's mate found it with one egg inside he let it stay there.Westmount\u2019 ouat's Home Nor day, the bluebird didn\u2019t know t under bomber had flown to Pensay Fla., so she laid another egg, Afiy her nest had gone to Olathe, ky REFRIGERATI(} OF ALL TYPE Household - Commerc Sales\u2014Servig When her nest disappeared one.MISS PALMER: Chic REPAIRS- Perkins, 4R4 F Vacation PLEAS In Stock For Immedist[ii |.Delivery\u2014 sawippi, Fefrigerators for oan Re Restaurants - Hotels Tennis Stores Eve C For all .ou Propre Refrigeration (nf = 837 NOTRE DAME .J [iano ON LAK LISTEN TO THE Good MORNING NEWS- Knowltor CAST MONDAY Good Ba THRU SATURDAY Banning.CKVL ne 10.55 A.M.a By A.C.= 714 VITRE WEST RUGS WASHED\u2014 Bright as the Summer Sun! 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but it later became an agent of mercy and of public health in peacetime as well.Twenty years ago\u2014on May 20, 1927\u2014the Canadian Branch of the British Red Cross forwarded to the International Committee of the Red Cross, in Geneva, Switzerland, a formal application asking for recognition as an organization independent of the British Red Cross.Canad has become of age, \u2018and the Canadian Red Cross felt Cross.Canada has become of age, The time had come for the Red Cross in Canada to stand on its own feet and decide for itself many of the matters which affected i.and Canada only.Independence The request was regarded as thoroughly reasonable.Six months later, on November 15, 1927, the International Committee in Geneva issued an official circular in which it stated that the British Red Cross had informed the Committee in Geneva that\u2014to quote the circular\u2014\u201cthe National Red Cross Societies of Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and British India were no longer branches of the British Red Cross\".To quote further from the Geneva circular: \u201cDesiring in particular to accede to the request of the Canadian Red Cross, the International Committee is glad to be able to recognize this (the Canadian) Red Cro=s as a national society and to accredit it to all the Central Committees.\u201d The proclamation meant that the Canadian Red Cross Society had ceased to be a minor organization under the tutelage of its parent society\u2014the British Red Cross, and had become a major unit, one of the scores of independent Red Cross Societies found in as many nations throughout the world.Incidentally, these different Red Cross societies of the different nations are co-ordinated for international purposes into a Lea- |.gue of National Red Cross Societies.In time of war much of their efforts are accomplished through that thoroughly international body which knows no barriers, recognizes no enemy, favors no cause\u2014the International Red Cross, with headquarters in Geneva.It was in Geneva, as you know, that the whole idea of Red Cross took form.Defence Auxiliary The Canadian Government now recognizes the Canadian Red Cross Society as an auxiliary of the Department of National Defence in time of War; as the official agency for locating lost persons in conjunction with the Governments and the Red Cross Societies of other nations; and as the official agency for the teaching of arts and crafts to disabled veterans in hospitals throughout Canada.Also, the Canadian Red Cross is recognized as the official organization to create a nationwide blood bank for civilians who need transfusions; and it is recognized by governments and municipal authorities as the logical agency to respond with emergency relief in case of disasters such as fires, floods, explosions and epidemics.The act of Dominion Parliament dated 1909 authorizes the Canadian Red Cross to promote public health and humanitariar interests.To quote its motto, the objective is, always: \u201cThe improvement of health, the prevention of disease and the mitigation of suffering\u201d.Thus the Society has undertaken such work as outpost fursing; a (Continued from page 8) .O.B.E., - University of Toronto; Prof.C.E.Hendry, University o Toronto.Three Commission Groups have \u2018| been set up: Group \u2018A\u2019\u2014for delegates from Y.M.C.A.Building Branches from cities whose population is 100,000 or more.(This group will be directed by the Montreal Association.) - Group \u2018B'\u2014for delegates of Y.M.C.A.Building Branches from cities under 100,000 population (directed by London, Ont.) Group \u2018C'\u2014for delegates from community Branches and from towns or cities whose population is under 25,000 (directed by the Lakeshore Community Y.M.C.A.) Some of the problems that will be discussed in the Conference are: (a) The problems created for working young people by the ris- \u2018ing cost of living.(b) How can young people manage marriage (and perhaps a family) under persent social-economic and work conditions ?(¢) The longer educational and /or training period required before one can earn a living in an occupation today creates many problems of dependency, housing, vocation, etc.(d) Young people appear to be losing interest in the Church and in Religion.Our whole Western civilization was built and developed on a Christian democracy basis.Is this a problem and should the Y.M.C.A.do anything about it?(e) The consumption of alcoholic beverages and drunkenness among young people has reached alarming proportions.(f) The jobs available to many young people provide only a means of livelihood.They require little of their intelligence or their creative energy, and violate many of their intellectual and ethical standards.How does one match his job and his means of earning a living with his intelligence, his \u2018philosophy of life?(g) The large percentage of major crimes committed by young adults (18-24).(h) What about pre-marital and extra-marital relationships and the related problem of V.D.These problems will be discussed on the basis of the Canadian Youth Commission findings.Mr.George N.Baker and Mr.Donald Guess will represent the Westmount Y.M.C.A.at the Conference.Doubtful Status The 20,000 natives of Guam, under existing laws, owe allegiance to the United States although they are neither citizens nor aliens, and ro provisions exist whereby they can become American citizens.national blood bank; home nursing; first-aid; water safety; mobile medical and dental clinics; and other tasks of the kind in Canada.Thanks to the benevolent collaboration of millions of Canadians, the Red Cross in Canada marches on to bigger and better accomplishments.Butternut Lodge WEST STE.ROSE 15 Miles from Montreal On Route 38, between Laval-sur-le-Lac and Ste.Rose The Ideal Place for a Restful Holiday.Luncheons 1.00 up - Full Teas 60c Dinners 1.50 up Served in the Open Afr on Screened-in Piazzas Miss Lucille Dutrisac, Proprietor For reservations or information phone St.Eustache 612-12 or Monitor Vacation Bureau.WA.2773 PAGE ELEVEN LAURENTIANS Two Scottish miners who had persistently lost money at \u2018the \u201cdogs\u201d decided it might be better- policy to buy a greyhound.They did so, but the hound was not filled with the proper spirit of urgency and repeatedly finished last.Coming home one day, one of the owners said.\u201cI think we'll throw the dog into the Clyde.\u201d \u201cNaw,\u201d said his friend, \u201cthat\u2019s too cruel.We'll tak aff the leash and run away from it.\u201d \u201cNaw,\u201d said his friend.\u2018That's Hotel \u201cLa Clairiere\u201d LAC LABELLE, Que.Ideal for vacation and rest Beautiful spot Sood Fishing \u2014 Boating Tennis \u2014 Bungalows L.GENET, Proprietor Phone Labelle 607 R 4 or Monitor Vacation Burcau.WA.2773 too cruel.Wel take off the leash and run away from it.\u201d NOT THE APPENDIX While the diagnosis of the patient, who had eaten rather generously, was preceeding, the sick man said: \u201cDoctor, do you think! the trouble is in the appendix?\" \u2018Oh, no,\u201d said the doctor, \u201cnot at all.The trouble is with your table of contents.\u201d Blagrave Inn Lac Ouareau St.Donat, Que.The finest natural sandy beack in the Laurentians.Good fishing.Tennis.Boating and other sports.Private Log Bungalows on Lake Front Write for Descriptive Folder or Phone St.Donat 21 LAURENTIANS > Mente Vacation Bureau PINE LODGE |[Rock Cliff Inn HOTEL MORIN HEIGHTS, QUE.RAWDON, QUE.Beautifully furnished, newly built Resort Hotel.Spacious well kept grounds, studded with lovely pine trees.Cool and breezy on hot summer days.Regulation.iiluminated swimming pool, tennis, golf.atc.Our Meals Are Our Pride COCKTAIL ROOM Apply CL.1753 or direet FULLY LICENSED HOTEL 50 miles from Montreal.Route 11 to Piedmont, then turn left.On a private lake slocked with speckled trout, fly fishing only), beautifully situated for privacy yel only ten minutes walk from station and village.Tennis, shuffleboard, swimming, hoating, fishing, ping pony, dancing, ete.Excellent cuisine, Rates: 44.00 per day, double, Bridal sulte, $5.00 per day.American Plan.Write for folder or phone 385, or Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.2773 Au Gros Sapin A licensed Inn situated on the shore of Lake Guindon, on the road to Lake Marois.At the summit of the Laurentian Mountains, 40 miles from Montreal.Comfortable rooms with hot and cold water.Excellent meals.INFORMATION: Lake Guindon, County Terrebonne.Phone Shawbridge 606-R-5; in Montreal, HA.0211 from 10 AM.to 5 P.M.or Monitor Vacation Bureau, .277 Shadynook Inn On Lac Mercier Mont Tremblant Station, Que.Comfortable rooms with hot and cola waler, rooms with private bath :also privale cottages with bath.meals in hotel Golf - Tennis - Bathing Sandy Beach - Dancing By rail, CP.R., Mont Tremblant Station, Que.; By Road, Route 11.Phone St.Jovite 59 Ring 2 or Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.2773 \"PLAN TO SPEND YOUR | VACATION AT PINE CROFT | LAKE CONNOLLY An Ideal Summer Resort Featuring Tasty well-cooked meals: Tennis, Ping-Pong, Free Boats, Swimming, Safe Bathing, Dancing, Modern conveniences.| For information phone HA.1624 |, or WI.4594, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, § p.m.to 10 p.m.only.- Limited Accommodation Reserve Early CANTOR'S SQUARE LAKE INN ST.FAUSTIN STATION, QUE.Near Station Sports - Social Activities - Dancing Horseback Riding Excellent Cuisine Rooms with running water Hot and cold showers For further information, phone PL.8487 : or St.Faustin 6, Ring 2 IT'S OPEN HOUSE All Year \"Round At a > ~~ \u2014 TS and yet has a rustic keynote which GOOD TROUT FISHING Swimming \u2014 Four Sandy Cuisine by a § WHITE FOREST: a LODGE\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 = = Overlooking Beautiful Lake MacDonald On Route 31, 20 miles above Lachute, or C.N.R.to Weir, Que.This newest Lodge in the Laurentians has\u201c every urban convenience bath, shower or running water, also spacious suites with adjoining solariums.Cocktail Lounge.Everything planned for your comfort and convenience \u2014 whether fun and frolic or peace and contentment.© Write or phone: White Forest Lodge, Arundel Post Office, Que.or Arundel 13 ring 2.In Montreal, Phone PL.9613, Folders available at Monitor Vacation Bureau \u2014 WA.2778 Go adds to its charm.All rooms with IN LAKE MacDONALD Beaches \u2014 All Sports famed chef rar mr _ - = rer ea porn 7 = i Is mmaer mare = Tis AR re = ER ETE ro 7 - = FES ee ~ Gs eT cree dar ST Pen teck pi< péter oran ES - em Tom de Te oT CT, i.tins » Fes = o ea PAGE 1 TWELVE THE EXAMINGR, PRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1947 RECORD-BREAKING MUSICAL TRIUMPH! William Demarest, Evelyn Keyes and Larry Parks are co-starred in the great musical hit, \u201cThe- Jolson Story,\u201d in Technicolor, which starts on Sature day at the Monkland United Theatre playing until Tuesday night.\u201cTill The Clouds Roll By\u201d Musical Biography Of J.Kern At Snowdon A glowing tribute to the memory of the late Jerom= Kern is offered on the scren of the Snowdon United Theatre, until Friday night, in \u201cTill The Clouds Rell By\u201d, star- studded Technicolor musical drama based on incidents in the famed composer's life and career.Built around Kern's touching friendship with his musical arranger, James Hessler, and the latter's stage - struck daughter, Sally, the story traces the composer\u2019s arrival in New York full of hope and ambition, follows his rise to fame bot! here and abroad, BEAUTIFUL BELMONT PARK 2 \\ except Sunday THRIFT \u2014 STOP & SHOP 6c KIDDIES' DAYS accents the romantic meeting in England with the girl he eventually married, and ends on a dramatic note when Sally, embittered by a quarrel over her career, proves her talent as a singer and is reconciled to Kern whom she has always regarded as a foster- parent.The.role of Kern is brought to life with sympathy and warmth by Robert Walker in one of his finest portrayals to date.Van Heflin is splendid as the loyal and encouraging Hessler, and Lucille Bremer gives verve and spirit to the part of Sally.The girl with whom the composer falls in love after he \u201cborrows\u201d her piano, is delightfully played by Dorothy Patrick.Punctuating the narrative are song-and-dance filled sequences from some of Kern's greatest successes and it is in these that the picture's dazzling array of headliners are given an opportunity to offer a feast of talent.There are so many high spots in the musical interludes that it is difficult to pick and choose, but among the inemorable moments are Judy Garland, in the role of the great musical-comedy star, Marilyn Miller, singing \u2018Who, \u201cSunny\u201d and \u201cLook For The Silver Lining\u201d; June Allyson and Ray McDonald singing and danc- ing in the rain to \u201cTill The Clouds Roll By\u201d; Lucille Bremer\u2019s version of \u201cLand Where The Good Songs Go\u201d; still another dance team, composed of Cyd Charisse and \u2018 Gower Champion, \u201cSmoke Gets In Your Eyes\u201d; Kathryn Grayson singing \u201cLong Ago and Far Away\u201d, and joining Tony Martin for the wonderful song, \u201cMake Believe\u201d, and Dinah Shore's rendition of \u201cThey Didn't Believe Me\u201d and \u201cThe Last Time I Saw Paris\u201d.Among the songs in the spectacular \u201cShow Boat\u201d sequence are \u201cOF Man River\u201d, sung by Kaleh Peterson and later by Frank Sinatra; \u201cLife On the Wicked Stage\u201d, sung by Virginia \u201cCan't Help Loving That Man\u201d, sung by Lena Horne, Harry James To The Forum Arrangements have now been completed, it is definitely an-| nounced, whereby Harry James, \u201cAmerica's Number One Trumpeter\u201d and his famous 21-piece orchestra will appear at The Forum for one nignt dance engagement on Friday, July 11th, next.The 31-year-old Texan, who has in the past few years achieved a tre- |] mendously high rating in box-office appeal, record sales and radio popularity, and built up a spectacular motion picture following, is said to have in addition \u201cCalifornia Here I Come\u2019, \u2018 LAST SHOWING TODAY! \u2014 2 REPEATS! BETTE DAVIS.in \u201cThe Great Lie\u201d, with George Brent.Also JACK CARSON and JANE WYMAN in \u201cMaske Your Own Bed\u201d.REVIVAL TONIGHT After 11 p.m.\u2014 \u201cRROTHER ORCHID\u201d, with Edward _G.Robinson.Là Added Feoture \u201cLone Wolf In Mexico\" introducing in this film, the great hit tune: \u201cAvalon\u201d, JIS STORY wo LARRY PARKS - EVELYN KEVES .waco oeantsi - Ba caonn \u201cApril Showers\u201d, \u201cYou Made Me Love You\", The musical hit of the yeor.aglow with the melodies you have always loved.the wonderful \u2018performance of a great new ster, Larry Parks! .and backed by .\u201cThe Anniversary Song\u201d \u201cRockabye Your Baby\u201d, \u201cSwanee\u201d, By The Light of the Silv'ry Moon\u2019, \u201cLiza doing: O'Brien, and HEADS LAUGH- FILLED PROGRAM! Bob Hope and Dy Lamour are co-starred in \u201cMy Favorite Brunette\u201d, whic, on Sunday at the Westmount United Theatre, playing week.The other excellent feature on this bill will be \u201cThe Bey Marriage\u201d, with Loretta Young and David Niven, ARNOLD ACQUIRES pg Latest \u201cimprovement\u201d y ward Arnold's ranch ig a of young pigs, which the y now playing in Paramounty Ruth\u201d with Joan Cauifiey William Holden, ays will eve, ly make excellent pork Chope hams.made his trumpet pay off as has no other musician in America.He comes here, ag did Charlie Spivak, under the sponsorship of impresario and former war correspondent Maurice Desjardins.Chopsticks are used by somé Chinese for signaling secret codes across a room.* TODAY-SATURDAY: TRON POWER cod GENE TIERNIY | \u201cThe.Ramor's Edge,\u201d wih Ay Baxter, John Payne, Clifton Wey end Herbert Marshall.(Sherbrooke at Grey Ave.) STARTS SUNDAY FOR ONE WEEK eet Private Dé tective Hepe vis takes up where Bogart and Lait leave off! 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Monty Woolley and are co-starred with Ann Sheridan and Jimmy film_ version of the Broadway success, To Dinner,\u201d which starts on Saturday at bo Avenue Theatre, playing until Tuesday night.emptation\u201d* With Merle Oberon nd George Brent At Seville Soon psely directe d, beautifully ted and artistically enacted, mptation\u201d, starring Merle von, George Brent, Charles vin and Paul Lukas will be seen e Seville United Theatre start- next Wednesday, July 2nd, for days only.The film is a skill- portrayal of feminine psycholo- romantic duplicity and taut pérama, with an emotional im- tthat will haunt the average tator long after letving .the ue story, from the classic, a Donna,\u201d by Robert Hichens, gets Miss Oberon as a beauti- miatory divorcee.She sets sgt for a rich and idealistic tologist, à musician, poet and amer, played by George Brent, p fells for her charm.He mar- her and takes her to Egypt, re he is head of an expedition bring the tomb of a Pharach d for some 3000 years.ored by the dull life of Cairo, incessant talk of a dead past, turns for excitement to a na- blackmailing gigolo, done by ries Korvin, who woos her into plot to poison her husband.iss Oberon\u2019s exotic delicate beauty is an intriguing contrast to the scheming adventuress she essays in the early episodes of the drama, and her eventual reformation is skillfully interpreted without sentimental overtones.Brent, as the deluded scientist, has never heen more convincing nor more happily cast.Paul Lukas is admirable in the important role of Brent's friend and physician.Korwin, as the gigolo, makes the character despicable, as the author intended.Others in the cast include Lenore Ulric, Arnold Moss and Ludwig Stossel.> Ronald Neame, who is producing Cineguild\u2019s screen version of Charles Dicken's \u201cOliver Twist\u201d at Pinewood Studios, England, announces that the start of the film has been slightly delayed.Appll- cations for the part of Oliver have been reduced to three, but no final decision has been made as to who will play this important] role.Production will not start until the choice has been made.It's Delightfully Cool at the 127772 (Greene Avenne at St.Catherine) Starts aturday ! 2 EXCELLENT REPEAT HITS! pe est Showing TODAY?! NE TIERNEY and ORNEL WILDE in 1 e Her To en\u201d in TECH.ICOLOR, with ane Crain.Also HE WOULDN'T AV YES\" with otalind Russell end Bowman, WARNER BROS\".HAPPIEST IWAY DURANTE + RICHARD TRAVIS * BILLIE * REGINALD Hit Number Two! %* Rita HAYWORTH in \u201cTonight and | * Lee BOWMAN TECHNICOLOR! IT.with Every Night\u201d * Marc PLATT | Two Cities AF Ÿ Record Crowds At Belmont Park After hiding wack of the cious these -past few weeks, Old King Sol finally decided to put in an appearance on Saturday to officially welcome the arrival of Summer.So pleased was he with the reception accorded him by the thousands of ardent lovers of the outdoors that he decided to extend his stay.As a result Belmont Park has been catering daily to record - shattering crowds.the throngs found the park a haven from the oppressive heat in the city and at the same time .enpoyed themselves on the many and varied \u2018Rides\u201d etc, along the Midway.They also got a terrific trill watching Les Kimris, sensational French aerial gymnastic stars, execute breath-t-aking stunts on a superstructure containing a rapidly revolving miniature areoplane from which are suspended the trapezes, rings and other mechanisms these dare-devils use without benefit of safety net between them, 100 feet in the air, and the platform on which their contrap- tiorr rests.Les Kimris are presented daily at 5 and 11 p.m.In addition to the Thrift Stop= and-Shop Kiddies' Days being currently held daily, with exception of Sundays and Mondays, at Belmont Park until July 11th inclusive, other picnics listed include those being held Today, Thursday, by the Academie du Sacre-Coure, Sorel and the Spirella Co.of Canada Ltd.; on Friday by the Ritz Carlton Hotel; the Guardian Assurance Co.Ltd ; the Guardian Insurance Co.of Canada Ltd.Murray's Lunch, Ltd, ang the Verdun Lions Club.The regular Saturday afternoon of Station CJAD\u2019s Club 800 is scheduled for this Saturday at the park.: MOVIE BRIEFS A spectacular picturization of the famous John Gay musical \u201cThe Ealing Studios.The production, will be filmed in Technicolor.Basil Dearden, who established himself, as one of the truly fine directors of the day with \u201cThe Captive Heart,\u201d will handle the microphone on \u201cThe Beggars Opera\u201d Michael Relph as associate producer.No cast has as yet been selected, but production is slated to start this summer in London.* * * When she has completed her role of Ophelia in \u201cHamlet\u201d which Laurence Olivier is producing for at Denham Studios, England, Jean Simmons will leave \u2018for the Fiji Islands for location shots of \u201cThe Blue Lagoon\u2019.On her way she will make a personal appearance tour in the U.S.and Canada.+ * # John Mills has gone to Inter- laken in the Swiss Alps to begin Beggars Opera\u201d has been announ- { ced by Michael Balcon, head of the with | THE EXAMINBR, PRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1947 W.Somerset Maugham's \u201cThe Razor's Edge\u201d, has been transformed into one of the finest motion pictures ever to reach the screen.The picture, starring Tyrone Power, Gene Tierney, John Payne, Anne Baxter, Clifton Webb and Herbert Marshall, which is now location shots for his next film, \u201cScott Of The Antarctic\u201d in which he plays the title role for Ealing Studios, England.Later this month he will return to London to prepare for his visit to New York and Hollywood.* = * Stewart Granger, co-star with Valerie Hobson in the Technicolor production, \u201cBlanche Fury,\u201d at Pinewood Studios, England, has been filming night and day during the past week.In addition he has -been to New Brighton, near Liverpool, to judge a Beauty Contest.He left in a specially chartered plane in the afternoon and was flown back to the studios at midnight and he worked all through the night.He went to London Airport straight from the Studios in his \u201cBlanche Fury\u201d dress and changed into evening clothes in the plane.¥ * *% After playing leading roles in -the Two Cities film \u201cHungry Hill\u201d and the unreleased Gainsborough film \u201cJassy\u201d opposite Margaret Lockwood, young screen actor, Dermot Walsh, has been cast in a star part for the film \u201cThe Mark \u201cThe Razor's Edge\u201d, With T.Power, G.Tiemey At Westmount PAGE THIRTEEN playing at the Westmount United Theatre until Saturday night, provides a rare and wondrous film experier.ce.As all who have read the book must know, \u201cThe Razor's Edge\u201d is a' deeply probing and powerful story of one man\u2019s passionate search for true peace and inner contentment, search that tore him from all love and sent him plunging into strange places half-way across the world.And, too, it is the story of the womèn who loved him, and of her desperate and ruth= less plot to save him from himself and for herself.Tyrone Power gives the finest performance of his career in the role of the sensitive and introspective Larry Darrell, Gene Tierney tops all her previous portrayals in the role of the love-mad and spiteful Isabel.Anne Baxter, winner of the Academy Award for the Best Supporting Actress of the Year for her part in this film, plays the tragic dipsomaniac, Sophie.Each of the other stars is equally superb in the other important roles: John Payne, as Gray Mature.in who vies with Larry for Isabel's affections; Clifton Webb as the supercilious\u2019 sophisticate, El liott Templeton; and Herbs t Marshall \u2018as the author Maugham, himself.Similarly outstanding in important roles are Lucile Watson, Frank Latimore, Elsa Lanchester.Fritz Kortner and an imposing host of other players.H (St.Catherine at Chemedey) Starts SATURDAY LAST SHOWING TOD AY! OLIVIA de HAVILLAND and LEW AYRES in \"The Dark Mirror,\u201d with Thomas Mitchell.Also \"TALK ABOUT A LADY,\u201d with Jinx Fal- kenburg and Forrest Tucker.REVIVAL TONIGHT After 11 p.m.JANE WYMAN oad JEFFREY LYNN in \u201cTHE BODY DISAPPEARS.\" until TUESDAY! As x Thrilling S Theirs was a hunger no earthly love could satisfy ! M.SOMERSET MAUGHAM'S The Razors d Attraction! Adrift on a raft, eight people face death .fight for life\u2014till one chose to die that another might Tove again! \u201cSeven Were Saved\u2019 * * Richard DENNING Catherine CRAIC «Decrie Bivd, at Snowdon Jets H ANOTHER GREAT BRITISH .FILM HIT \u2014 STARTING SATURDAY! \"AN EAGLE-LION RELEASE with ANNE CRAWFORD Extra\u2014Academy Award Winners ° Last Showing Today! \"TILL THE CLOUDS ROLL BY.\" A TT Musical Blography of Jer- \u201c ome Kem in TECHNICOLOR! ( A Gainsborough Priture \"The Cat Concerto\u201d .Dest Cartoon \"A Boy end His Dog\" ooo Bost DAGE-FOURTEEN Local Will Play First Game Tuesday By GEORGE COCHRANE \u2018Fhe names of the wizards of the softball diamond who will represent the Westmount Municipal Senior Softball Leagué in the Cancer Fund benefit round robin tournament were released this week.It's interesting to note that all but three of the larrigans on ; the local dream team are members of the various teams in the Bnowdon Senior Fastball League.The Westmounters will swing into action against the East End League's best on the Frontenac street diamond next Tuesday after- nooh, Dominion Day, at 2.30.At the same time Snowdon and Verdun will be locking horns at the lat-# ter\u2019s St.Willibrord Park.Winners of the two games will meet next Saturday at either Macdonald Park or St.Willibrord\u2019s, depending upon the outcome of the Snowdon-Verdun tussle.The Teams But you want to know the names of the All-Star roster.Here they are: Catchers: Emmett Millen and Dave Harvie.Pitchers: George Scully and Logue Macdonald.First base: Noel Romney.Second base: Kevin Kennedy.Third base: Toots Prevost.Shortstop: Jack McKissock.i Left field: Doug Heron, i Centre field: Ed O'Brien.* Right field: Don Maher.Sub: Sonny Prevost.Chatter Emett Millen is the short, stocky fndividual who backstops for the Dodgers and for Hampton in the Snowdon circuit .Dave \u201cChink\u201d Harvie is the Cardinals\u2019 number one teceveur .George Scully, one of the most highly-rated pitchers in the city, twirled in the East End League last summer.This year he's bowling for St.Malachy's in the Snowdon League Lawnmowers Sharpened By McWhinnie's Stay Sharp Longer Bicycle Sales, Repairs and Parts For All Makes.Locksmith \u2014 General Repairs McWHINNIE'S REPAIR SHOP 5900 SHERBROOKE WEST WA.3113 STOP! 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EL.008) > WESTMOUNT Y.M.CA.4585 SHERBROOKE WEST 11 EL 106\u201d ul Star manager of the far-famed Dod- ~ THE EXAMINER, PRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1947 Westmouat\u2019s deep Catcher Yogi Berra gives white - border around 407-foot sign in right-center ] Yankee Stadium a fresh coat of paint.Youlig right-hand pitcher Don Johnson hopes it will help the old Bronx Bombers to find range again.field of Senior Softball League Results Monday evening saw another hard-fought Dodger game at which the Cardinals gave the Dodgers a run for their money.At the end of the 8th inning, when umpire George Gravel called the game, the score was 6 to 8.Alan Dyke, pitching his first game of the season for Cardinals kept the Dodgers to a minimum cf hits.Logue Mac- Donald pitching for Dodgers was just as liberal with his pitching.This game was about the best seen on Westmount diamonds this season.Another close contest was beihg played the same evening on No.2 diamond.Royals and Westmount Police & Fire had a touch and go game.With.Royals being the victors by the score of 15 to 12.By all appearances, it seems that the Police & Fire team are starting to flame.They certainly made the Royals work to win what appeared to be an easy game.Westmount's All-Star team in Red Fisher's Cancer Fund game will be: catchers \u2014 Dave Harvie and Emmett Millen; pitchers\u2014Geo.Scully and Logue MacDonald; 1st base \u2014 Noel Romney; 2nd base \u2014Kevin Kennedy; shortstop Jack McKissock; 3rd base \u2014 Toots Prevost; right field Dougie Heron; left field \u2014 Ed O'Brien; centre field \u2014 D.Maher.Subs \u2014 ada.As the Meet is being staged for the benefit of the Canadian Olympic Fund \u2014 contributions to which are not ear-marked for any particular sport \u2014 the sponsors have invited other amateur sports groups to stage added attractions.Leading local boxers and wrestlers will be seen in bouts while there will be a special exhibition of sabre fighting by Olympic fencers.In one part of the field Weight-lifters, exceedingly popular with French-Canadian sports fans, will stage the Montreal Weight-lifting Championships.The piece de resistance will be exhibition of high diving by George Athans, McGill's Dominion cham- pian and probable Olympic point- winner.A tank will be erected in mid-field for George's hair- raising dives.- The total area of the earth is about 200,000,000 square miles, and you can fly from where you \u2018mow \u2018stand to any other point on the earth in just 60 hours.Bobby Lord and Kevin Tolan.Man- | ager \u2014 Sonny Prevost.Westmount will play the East End All-Stars at Harbour and St.Catherine Sts.on Tuesday, at 2.30 p.m.Come and support your team and the Cancer Fund.League Standings P W L PC Dodgers 5 5 0 1.000 Cardinals 6 5 1 .833 Aces 7 3 4 .429 Royals =~ + 5 2 3 .400 Police &'Fire - 7 0 0 .000 Men's Provincia Championships A; Molson Saturday With the Caledonian Game event.of the past, the next Maj track and field meet locally Wy be the Men's Provincial Champlo : ships at the Molson Stadiun q Saturday afternoon.All the leading track this in the Province will compete u it will be\u2019 the last meet beforg the Eastern Canada Champions ships at Molson Stadium on Fri day, July 4th\u2014preliminaries.and field event finals in the aftemyy | Sports Festival under the lights\u2019 at 845 pm.Chuck Beaudry, French-Cangg, ian flash from Québec City AAA, appears to be a sure bet to cap, .ture the century and furlong (Continued on Page 15) RICH Garden Soil For Sale $3:90 Single La $5:99 Double Load DExter 0035 S.AUBIN 6712 Upper Lachine Rd.C FOR ARRQ p EAD LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG ANNOUNCEMENT Parents wishing to have their sons go to Camp Arrowhead for the period July 25th to August 22nd, should now write to the Camp.Camp Arrowhead .Magog, P.Q.Quebec BOYS \u2014 Director: K.H.MURRAY rome Nevipoper Proms] oster Named} A BRICHTER TARGET EDITOR ,à writer © his profes; James 5 of timely rons who J stes this @r ying\u201d and od feels co! 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winners on spectacular careers, notably George Fazio, of virtual unknown, who ever since professionals on the American circu The British Open Golf Champ Los Angeles, the 1946 winner, a has been crowding the leading it.ionship was started in 1860, the American Open in 1895 and the Canadian Open in 1904.From the standpoint of prestige, most players rank the British Open ænd American Open on equal terms.The Canadiar Open is the richest of the three.It is a $10,000.event with the winner receiving $2,000, custody o.the Seagram Gold Cup for one year and a gold replica of the cup outright.The American Open is now worth $9,000, and the British Open $4,000.The Seagram Gold Cup: first became the championship symbol at St.Andrew's Golf Club, Toronto, in 1936, the winner being Lawson Little with his record score of 271 their Canadian Open victory as the start of their sugcess.Leo Die- gel won it four times between 1924 and 1929, and became known all over the North American continent as the 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follows: Herbert Hoover having studied the tendency of Presidents to take up fishing, concludes that occupants of the White House can: find privacy only while praying or fishing.: The former President expounded on angling in a radio discussion of Izaak Walton's 3 00-year-old |.manual, \u2018The Compleat Angler.\u201d Hoover said that he, Theodore Roosevelt and Grover Cleveland were the only Presidents who enjoyed fishing before entering the White House, and of the last- named \u201cit is recorded that his sea- | fishing boatmen were chosen for silence.\u201d \u2018 \u201cWhere President Coolidge fished in his youth is uncertain,\u201d Hoover said.\u201cHe was a good deal of a fundamentalist ih economics, government and fishing, so he naturally preferred angleworms.\u201cBut when fly fishermen of the nation raised their eyebrows in surprise, he took to artificial flies.\u201cHowever, his backcast was so much a common danger that even the secret service men Kept at a distance until they were summoned to clirgb trees to retrieve flies.\u201d In examining the \u201cnational phenomenon\u201d of Presidential fishing, Hoover said he concluded \u201cat the pneumatic hammering of demands on the President's mind had increased in frequency with the rising tide of economic and international complexity, and he just had to get away somehow, somewhere, and be alone for a few hours once in a while.\u201d The Fish Derby J.W.Pollock, 7803 Henri Julien street, had proof today that That Big One didn't get away.Mr.Pollock's proof was a 16- pound, 13-ounce Muskie which he caught Saturday in Lake St.Louis, near Dorion, winning first prize for the biggest \u201cone\u201d in the Big Fish Derby sponsored by Lake St.Louis Anglers Inc.Approximately 900 enthusiastic sportsmen and women took part in the fishing competition, from Lachine to Dorion on the north -\u2014 League, and the local 'Y\u2019 will have a team in each.: .The men in the Life Saving Classes are practising regularly Monday nights in preparation for their examination to be held July 10th at the Central Y:M.C.Malcolm Ross will be the senior examiner, assisted by a second man from his examining committee.Plans are progressing favourably for a regular Wednesday Night Splash Party and Dance to be held in our Y.M.C.A.Swimming will be from 9 to 10 p.m.with dancing to the music of Ted Rooney and his musical men from 9 to 11.30 pm.Watch for the opening date about the second Wednesday in July.Don Guess, the official West- mount \u2018Y\u2019 delegate will be leaving Friday night for the Fourth National Y.M.C.A.Youth Conference being held at.Lake Couchiching Ont., from June 28th to July 6th.There wiil be seventeen delegates from the Montreal \u2018Y\u2019 Branches, and a total of 145 delegates are registered from all Y.M.C.As in Canada.These Conferences are held every two years.Their purpose is to give young people an opportunity to meet together and discuss problems of common concern.\u201c .The Montreal delegation have been meeting regularly to prepare themselves for their responsibilities in connection with the conference.The Montreal group will be leading the Commission discussing Social Problems affecting Young People.Harry Haunts will be\u2019 the Commission Chairman with Jim Hall as Secretary.George Barker, the local \u2018Y\u2019 secretary will be attending as Resource Leader to the Commission.1947 .side of Lake St.Louis, and- from Beauharndis to ChateAuguay on the south side., Aggregate prize \u2018event to R.Leduc, 417 de la Salle street, Montreal, while second \u2018aggregate prize went to Mr.Pollock, Other main prize-winners were \u2018P.A.Labelle, who caught a six-pound 1214-ounce fish off Dixie, to win first prize for dore, and Mrs.I.Walker, 920 St.Antoine street, Lachine, .who won first prize for pike with a six-pound six-ouncer.Provincial Swim List Programme \u2018The City of Verdun will present the 1947 Provincial Swim Championship, under the auspices of the Verdun Swimming Club, to be held at the Verdun Natatorium Wednesday, July 30.The meet is sanctioned by the Canadian Amateur Swimming Association.The event is open to all registered amateur swimmers in Canada and United States.Entries for the meet will close July 19, at which time they have to be in the hands of Ken M.Palmer, 1096 Allard Ave., Verdun.: .; As well as the provincial events for junior and senior mien, junior and senior women, and diving, there will be events for Verdun -\u2014 | PS = \"Westmeunt's Home N residents only.The finalg held at this time, while heat be run off a few days ape, July 30.co The events for Verdunitey Boys, and girls under 1} \u2018and years of age, 25 years free The senior eveñt will be top, only, a free style, 50 yarg, | |.Junior Men:' 220 yards style; 150 yards, Back stroke: y yards\u2018 Breast Stroke; 150 ya Medley Swim'and' 200 yards style relay.- Junior Women: 100 yards Stylé; Back Stroke and pi Stroke; 150 yards, Medley ang.yards, Free Style Relay, Style and Back.Stroke; 200 ves Breast Stroke; 400 yards p, Style; 150 yards Medley Swin ÿ 8 metre Diving.RR Senior Women: 100 yards ne Style, Back Stroke;\" 200 jl Breast Stroke; 150 .yards, Mu Swim and 440 yards Free § and 3 metre Diving.7345 miles on three location f, ma, \u201cWild Harvest,\u201d starring Preston.LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED and SET MA.621¢ M.Philbin Hardware ( \u2018 \u201cCANADAS OWN | COLA\u201d Senior.Men:- 100 yards y J ee units traveled a tof @ Paramount's action-crammed qui Ladd, Dorothy Lamour and Robe WESTERN TAXI ASSOCIATION LIMITED DE.8451 ANNOUNCES.The opening of a new stand on Greene Avenus - (Between Sherbrooke and Western) in order to give our clients in the eastern section of Westmount a faster and more-improved service @ All Our Cars Are Meter-Equipped @ SPECIAL RATES For Out-Of- Weddings, Etc.FOR FAST, COURTEOUS SERVICE PHONE .| DE.8451 WESTERN TAXI ASSOCIATION | LIMITED ' Town Trips, APP - | "]