The Westmount examiner, 28 mai 1948, vendredi 28 mai 1948

[" i ee \u2014 = i | \u201c_ 35,000.- VOL.XIX, No.22 P.L.Pratley WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1948 Honoured By Engineering Institute \" In an announcement recently released by the Engineering Institute of Canada, Philip Louis Pratley, 5 Thornhill Avenue, prominent consulting engineer, was accorded signal honour by being named one of the two recipients for 1947 of the Julian C.Smith Medal, awarded each year by the Engineering Institute \u201cFor Achievement in the Development of Canada.\u201d He will receive his award at the Annual \u2018General and Professional Meeting of the Iinstitute, to be held this year at Banff, June 1-5.Mr.Pratley was born in Liverpool, England, and has won the following degrees from the University of Liverpool; B.Eng.(Ordinary) Six Robberies In Westmount This Month Loss from a burglary which occurred over the weekend at the home of W.R.Eakin, 572 Roslyn Avenue, has not yet been evaluated, it was reported by police after the home was found ransacked on Saturday, shortly after the departure of Mr.Eakin's son, Col.I.R.Eakin, for a weekend in the country.The discovery was made by a servant.Chief of Police R.Byford stated that this was the sixth robbery in Westmount in the month of May, and gave the addresses of other homes entered as 69 Bruce Ave- - nue, 148 Cote St.Antoine Rd., Apt.18; 633 .Victoria Avenue, 571 Grosvenor Avenue and 655 Lans- .downe.Avenue.: \u201cThere is nothing.to-indicate a crime wave, and earlier, reports that valüe of the goods lost \u2018amounted, fo $35,000 are false,\u201d .- said Chief Byford, adding.that the © tentatively estimated value of the stolen \"articles approximates e.suggests that residents can aid the police to protect their properties by promptly reporting the presence of any suspicious looking individuals without arousing their suspicion.This will give the police a better opportunity to apprehend and question such individuals, who might otherwise vanish from the acene.A.E.MacLachlan Struck By Car, Dies In Hospital Alfred Ernest MacLachlan, 75, of 396 Olivier Avenue, died in the Western Division of the Montreal General Hospital shortly hefore noon on Tuesday as a result of injuries sustained when he was struck by an automobile at Met- calfe Avenue and Sherbrooke St., around 11 p.m.on the preceeding evening.An inquest was held on Wednesday morning, at which Coroner Richard L.Ducket returned a verdict of accidental death.According to Westmount Police, Mr.MacLachlan was struck by an eastbound automobile, driven by Dr.C.W.Rondeau, as he was crossing the sereet several yards from the intersection.Dr.Rondeau swerved his vehicle to avoid an accident, but was unable to avoid striking the man.Cut about the head, at first he was not believed to be seriously injured.He was later found to have sustained a fractured pelvis.To M1904; B.Eng.(1st Class Honours) 1905; M.Eng.1908; D.Eng.1939.In April 1906, after a short period of service with the Locomotive and Machine Co.Montreal, Dr.Pratley joined the Quebec Bridge Board of Engineers, Dept.of Railways and Canals.He remained in the Government service until December 1911 having been appointed Assistant Designing Engineer in October 1910.Concurrently with this work, betweerl October 1910 and June 1911, he was with the St.Lawrence Bridge Co.of Montreal, preparing stress sheets, designs and estimates for tenders on the Quebec Bridge.Between April 1906 and April 1908 and December 1911 to April 1920, he was with the Dominion Bridge Co.Ltd, with which Company he had very wide experience as a Designing Draftsman, De- tailer and Checker, a Designing Engineer and as Engineer in charge of plate and boiler shop.From April 1920 to July 1921, he was Principal Assistant Engin charge of inspection and valuation of all bridges on the Grand Trunk Railway System and its \u2018subsidaries.Me was in complete charge of office and field staffs and compiled detailed reports on lover 1,100 bridges, including sta- \u2018tistics for valuation and court testimony.From 1921 to 1940, he was a member of the firm Monsarrat & Pratiey, consulting civil engineers in Montreal.They handled all engineering matters, staff, office, accounting, dealing with contractors, inspectors, etc.They also acted as technical advisers to legal counsel and were engaged by various departments of Dominion and Provincial governments for numerous projects.Mr.Pratley has geryed on the executive committee and on numerous technical committees of the Canadian Engineering Standards Association.On the death of Colonel Monsar- rat in 1940, Dr.Pratley carried on the consulting practice under his own name.Dr.Pratley joined the Institute, as a student, in 1907, transferred to Associate Membership in 1909 and to full membership in 1917.He was & member of Council from 1927 to 1929 and from 1932 until (Continued on Page 2) St.John Ambulance Brig.Annual Church Parade The St.John Ambulance Brigade will hold the annual Church Parade of the Order of St.John, which is being held each year in honor of the Patron of the Order, St.John, on Sunday at 7.30 p.m., at Christ Church Cathedral.Reverend Dean Evans will officiate at the service, and members of the Order of St.John and members of the St.John Ambulance Brigade of the Montreal District will attend this most important event in the voluntary organization of the St.John Ambulance Brigade.WAR MEMORIAL CHANGES COMPLETED The Examiner | Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada's Metropolis PRICE\u2014THREE CENTS EY Alterations to Westmount's 1914-1918 war memo:ial, undertaken last fall to honour those residents of the community who lost thelr lives in the recent war, are now completed.The official dedication of the memorial will be celebrated at a ceremony to take have stated.In bringing the memorial up to date, the base was enlarged, place in the late summer or early fall, City Mall officials the inscription changed and two tablets bearing the names of those who fell in World War Il were added, one on each side of the enlarged base.Picard Brothers Recently Receive College Degrees Mrs.R.F.L.Picard, of 426 Grosvenor avenue, received word recently that her sons, Horace and Leonard each had been the recipient of a degree.Both young men graduated from Westmount High School and McGill University with the degree of B.A.before the recent war, in which they served with the Navy.: R.Leonard Picard, after graduation from McGill, taught school at Strathearn, Iona and William Dawson schools for five years before he joined the Bell Telephone Company in Montreal.He enlisted in the R.C.N.V.R.and served as an Instructor Lieutenant on the East Coast during the war.After demobilization, he returned to the Bell Telephone Company, in which he now is employed in the personnel section.Last week he was informed that, culminating several years of part-time studies, he has been awarded, in absentia, the de- (Continued on Page 2) Westmount Girl Hurt In Golfing Accident While playing golf with friends on Sunday evening at the Fairway Driving Range on Decarie Blvd, Miss Pauline Grant, 621 Hallowell Avenue, suffered a broken hand when she was struck by a flying golf ball.The Westmount girl, who is 17 years old and a student at St.Paul's Academy.was taken to St.Mary's Hospital, and has been under observation since.The.accident, which occurred between 9 and 10 p.m., also left Miss Grant with a nasty cut on her hand which required several stitches.The mishap is particularly unfortunate for Miss Grant at the present time, for she soon starts examinations at St, Paul's, and she is barely able to write legibly., High Taxes Reflect World Conditions Rotary Told Our present high taxation is the result of war and deteriorated international relations, and can only be reduced effectively through economic improvement brought about by enhanced international relations and an improved world situation, declared Philip F.Vineberg, partner in the firm of Philips, Bloomfie!c Vineberg and.Goodman, in an address to members of the Rotary C Speaking on \u201cThe Canadian Tax Sys +f Westmount, this week, \u201d Mr, Vineberg went on to say that the income tax, brought in as a \u201ctemporary\u201d war measure, in 1917, is now a lusty veteran of two wars, and apparently is here to stay.It has become an integral part of our tax system, which is absolutely necessary in these days of high government expenditure, in which the yearly cost of war debt alone exceeds total yearly budgets of not too long ago.: Looking To Future In setting up our \u201crather grim and brutal budget\u201d, the government has espoused the long-term principle of operation for the future benefit of our country.Other ways to set off the war dent, he pointed out, would be to pass the debt along to succeeding generations, to produce goods using only existing plants, which would eventually deteriorate and become obsolescent, and by borrowing from abroad.As the situation now is, we owe the money to ourse!ves, Discussing the relation between federal and provincial taxation.Mr.Vineberg declared that we have inherited a setup in which the pcovinces had responsibilities which required high taxation and subsidies from the federal government.However, the balance has changed so that the federal gov- eranment now carries a much heavier proportional load, and yet the provinces insist on maintaining their old high taxation This \u2018has created situations in which, in certain instances, a man or nrornoration would lose more than the total income through taxes on that income.Therefore, federal- provincial conflict in the tax field becomes a most important problem to the country as a whole.\u2018Compromise Needed Mr.Vineberg pointed out that resolving the problem requires a good deal of compromise -\u2014 we (Continued on Page 2) 17th Westmount Rotary Carnival Next Month The final list of officers was appointed this week by the Rotary Club of Westmount for the orgae nization of their 1948 Rotary Care nival in Westmount, it has heen announced by S.B.Cayford, chairman of the carnival committee.They include S.B.Cayford, general chairman, J.H.Colton, honorary treasurer, R.E.Edwards, publicity, D.Kerr, stock, C.T.Med- lar, tickets, P.G.Delgado, construction, W.H.Girard, lighting, W.F.Close, purchasing, W.G.Moxley, decorations, E.A.Ever- son, programme, A.M.Murray, personnel, 8.A, Neilson, honorary secretary, F.Kenwood, advertising.This will be the 17th year the popular event will be held out of doors in Westmount and wi'l run from June 15 to 19.All nro- ceeds from the Carnival will go, as in previous years, in aid of the Julius Richardson Convalescent Home, the Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital, the Unity Boys\u2019 Club and towards two scholarships to be awarded, one at Westmount High School and the other at St.Leo's Academy.Other charitable projects sponsored by the Westmount Rotarians will also come in for their share. PAGE TWO Y.M.C.A.World Service in Action JAPAN In an old Buddhist Monastery on a Japanese countryside, miles from the nearest town, an American so.dier, Y-man Russell Dur- gin stood one day in a circle of young Japanese men and women explaining how Lo organize youth associations on democratic lines.Questions and suggestions flew from all sides and before long concrete plans were drawn up for several democratic youth associations in the immediate neighborhood.During the meeting incidental conversation revealed that just a few short months before, more than a third of the young men present had been fanatical kamikaze pilots or soldiers in the Japanese Army.During the past year, scenes like this took place many times in Japan, where 90% of the country\u2019s 10,000 villages organized youth associations under Russell Durgin's direction.As Director of Youth Activities under General MacArthur, he travelled last year through 31 of Japan\u2019s 46 prefectures.He returned with the conviction that the former military leaders are discredited in the eyes of youth, and that most young people are open-minded and eager to find the new democratic way.Christianity, they feel, is worth studying and democracy is the ideal.The Y.M.C.A.in Japan is trying to give them both.The Japanese Y.M.C.A.is meeting the temper of the times with an intensive program for students.Student Associations have sprung up anew in more than 100 colleges and universities.The first postwar national student conference, held last September in Tokyo, drew 165 delegates instead of the 90 expected.Students came from all over the country.One stood for two days and nights on a train so jammed he sometimes had difficulty putting down both feet at the same time.All paid their own way and brought food enough to last the whole Conference week.Other Y-sponsored conferences fared well, too.In the Physical Educational field 845 teachers attended institutes in five cities, Of the 11 prewar city Y.M.C.A.buildings in Japan, 4 were completely wiped out by fire and bombs, 2 are now in use by the occupation forces, and the rest need repairs; nevertheless, the Y.M.C.A.of Japan is carrying on a program of great range and power.All staff members have stuck to their jobs despite outside offers of much higher salaries.The Y.M C.A.in Tokyo was one of those forced out of its building by the occupation authorities.Notwithstanding the inconvenient location of its new rented quarters, 1,000 young men and women come each day for educational, social and religious activities; Bible classes alone draw 500 weekly.In Yokohama, the other city with a displaced association, the Mayor has substituted a building for the OFFICES TO RENT Newly decorated offices, corner Greene Ave.and St.Catherine St.Approximately 200 sq.ft.each Apply 4205 St.Catherine W.Y in the centre of the city.In another section of the city, the Yokohama Y has turned the burned out ruins of a Church into a school.Despite the absence of heat, windows and floors, 500 people attend daily classes here in the charred concrete remains.Last January in Osaka, fire reduced the Y's 3-storied educational building to ashes.\u201d Within half a year, with no help from the outside, a campaign for reconstruction funds was launched, tie goal raised and a two-storey building erected.Enrollment now is 1,627.Fifteen new city Y.M.C.A's have been organized in the last two years by volunteer laymen.In Kanazawa, for example, Y members, with the Mayor's backing, began their work with the week -day use of one of the churches.Within 6 months educational classes, Bible Study, a Y Men's Club and a large student program was well under way.This year the first post-war Boys\u2019 Camp was held in Yamana- ko at the foot of Mount Fuji.Boys from 19 High Schools attended and good times were had in spite of shortages in food, transportation and clothing.Crippled Children School Plans Tag Day Westmount citizens have: shown a particular interest in the School for Crippled Children, on Cedar avenue just beyond the Westmount limits.Over the years a number of leading Westmount citizens have been governors of the institution, and all today continue their interest.Saturday, June 5, will be the annual tag day of.the School for Crippled Children, and West- mounters as well as other residents of the Island of Montreal are thought certain to respond as generously as they have in the past.At the school, youngsters of all races and creeds, who by reason of accident, disease or deformity, are not able to play with their fellows, are given a general education and taught special skills which will enable them to earn a living.\u201cNo graduate of the school has ever had to go on relief,\u201d Douglas Bremner, president of the School for Crippled Children told The Examiner yesterday.The youngsters are taken to and from the schoo! in special buses, and while there they have the benefit of a clinic and a nurse for the treatment they need to help make them well again.Last year a goal of $20,000 was set for the tag day.\u201cOn Saturday, June 5, I'm sure we will far surpass that record,\u201d said Mr, Bremner.DESERVED IT \u201cDid you hear that every single prize in our band contest was carried off by one man?\u201d \u201cGood gracious! What did he | get!\u201d \u201cSix months.\u201d THERE'S THE CATCH Chaplain \u2014 How have the heart to swindle people who trusted you?\u201d Prisoner \u2014 But, Parson, people who don't trust you can\u2019t be swindled.An Ohio judge contends that most people can be trusted.But folks would prefer that they pay cash.Barrister and Solicitor Telephone HOWARD SS.Department for the closing of estates of Deceased Persons, ROSS, K.C.57 St.James St.West HA.9238 THE EXAMINER could you] .WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 23th, 1048 vi DAVID SOLOMON ROSS CLARKSON Honour graduates in this year's graduating class at McGill University.David Solomon, son of Dr.Meyer Solomon of Westmount, was awarded the Montreal Dental Club Gold Medal and a prize in books for the highest aggregate in the final year.and also a prize awarded by the College of Dental Surgeons of the Province of Quebec for the highest standing in the practical work of the final year.Ross T.Clarkson, 524 Mount Pleasant Avenue, won first class honours, the Elizabeth Torrance Gold Medal for the highest standing in the final examination, Montreal Bar Association and 1.M.M,, prizes in commercial law and honorable mention for third year essay.> MICHAEL K.OLIVER Dan Gavin, President, Scottish Schools Club At the annual meeting of the Scottish Schools Club of Montreal, Inc., Dan Gavin, Graig Nairn, C.D.Fairweather, John Stroyan and Robert Young were re-elected to the board for the incoming year.Also elected to replace retiring directors were: George Burgess, James Gorie, George M.Niven and Ian Wilkie.Dan Gavin, vice-president for the past two years, was elected president, Craig Nairn, vice-presi- dent and Ian Wilkie, honorary treasurer while D.C.Kidd was reelected secretary-treasurer.George Hamilton, retiring president, becomes honorary president.An eminentiy successful year was reported by George Hamilton, retiring president, at the annual meeting with a considerable increase in paid membership and a sizeable operating surplus for the year as compared with a deficit in the preceding year.Son of Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, rector of St.Matthias Church, and of Mrs.Oliver, Michael K.Oliver, 23, has been awarded - the Guy Drummend Memorial Scholarship, value $2,000, for study at the Sorbonne, Paris.He will go to France In December.After graduating from Westmount High School, Mr.Oliver's university education was interrupted by overseas service with the Canadian artillery.He obtained his B.A.degree of James came to a word he could iot pronounce and the teacher prompted: \u2018\u201cBafque.\u201d James snickered, and the teacher explained rather impatiently Wednesday's convocation, with \u201cBarque!\u201d \" \u2019 first class honours in economics Bow-wow\", answered James and political science.obediently.Roslyn News By Dick Dunbar and Peter Safford On Wednesday, May 19, Mohawks defeated the Crees in the \u201cB\"\u201d league baseball schedule 14-4, On Thursday, May 20, the Tigers defeated the Leopolds 25-8.The latest standings are: \u201cA\u201d League P.W.L.Pts, Eagles .3 3 0 6 Bears .ee 2 2 0 4 Leopards .3 1 2 2 Tigers ;.4 1 3 2 Wildcats .\u20184 1 3 2 \u201cB\u201d League .Mohawks .4 3 1 6 Crees .8 2 1 4 Iroquois .3 0 8 0 On Wednesday, May 19th, there was a swimming meet at N.D.G.Community Hall in which Roslyn girls entered.Roslyn School placed second in the Junior School Relay Race.Beth Whittall came second in the twenty-five yards crawl, Judy Liersch came second in the breast stroke with Jane Bartlett coming in third, and Beverley Martin came third in the back stroke.Kristin Liersch, of Room 21, spent the week-end at Niagara Falls.She stayed at the General Brock Hotel.She went under the falls and saw the barrels.in which a man went through the rapids.BANK OF COMMERCE MAKES PROMOTIONS Kenneth H.Copland, 447 Mt.Stephen Avenue, was this week appointed Assistant Manager of the Montreal Main Branch of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, and will replace George S.Unwin, 5231 Westbury Ave, who has been transferred to Ottawa as Manager of the Main Branch there.Mr.Copland was formerly manager of the Ville St.Laurent Branch, r and a chartered member of the Progress Club, while Mr.Unwin was a formet manager of the Owen Sound Branch after having several years departmental duties in the Bank's Head Office in Toronto.Over 5,000,000 pairs of glasses are sold every year \u2014 just to help our geod looks.High Taxes (Continued from Page 1) must remember that to maintain government solvency, whenever a concession is made to one group, it must be balanced by an im- pcsition on another group.He concluded by reverting to bis opening statements, declaring that the severity of the Canadian tax system is a reflection of world conditions, and can only be improved by an improvement in the world situation.P.L.Pratley (Continued from Page 1) 1934 and a vice-president from 1935 to 1936.He was treasurer of the Institute in 1933.In 1935 he won the Gzowski medal and in ZL SR ARS © LUGGAGE TRAILERS © BOAT TRAILERS © HORSE SIMS ISISILIMM IN U]UNMAI SAIS IIS IIS UNI ALI I SAMI VS IS SAIS IIS SIA ISA LI SI VU IIS AT.9871 a a a A MS \u201cTake It Yourself!\u201d WITH A TRAILER ACE TRAILER RENTAL SERVICE 5510 Cote Des Neiges WILLIS ISLS SIISSLSLSLTLLL 1111S SELL LSS LLL S LLL L LLL SLES LLLS ISLS SSSI SILI S 11 LSS SILLS LAS L SSA LS ASSIS ASSL S AAT OO CL A MAL AA SO AAA A AA A MAS © CAMPING EQUIPMENT ® QUTBOARD MOTORS TRAILERS EVENINGS EL.4023 CA AAA MAMA MAMA AA edd 1937 was the first recipient of the Duggan Medal and Prize.In addition to serving on the Council of the Institute for many years, Dr.Pratley has also served as Canadian member of Council for the Institution of Civil Engineers of Great Britain.* e Picard Bros.(Continued from Page 1) gree of B.Sc.(Econ.) from the University of London, England.Horace L.Picard, after graduation from McGill, became paymaster in the City Hall, until he enlisted in the R.C.N.V.R.with which he served four years as lieut.in Halifax, Vancouver, Kingston and Newfoundland.After demobilization, he attended the University of British Columbia, where he was among the recipients of law degrees at a convocation held on May 13th, © Hospital $3 to $9 paid for ® MATERNITY © ADDITIONAL © OPERATION 1231 Se, Catherine St.W.NAME ADDRESS x x x x x x x x « x x x x x x * x x x x x x x x « The later people turn in the less they turn out.: Who Will Pay Your \u201cCANADA'S\u201d own plan offers the following benefits: maximum of 70 days for accident and sickness.© AT A PRICE EVERYONE CAN AFFORD TO PAY DON'T DELAY.Mail this coupon (no obligation on your part) or give us a phone call.We will give ail necessary details.NS EU EF Fr rR J J FR OS GS UN SN SD ED GR US SN BN BO BR RB 2 0 0 J JB J} CANADA HEALTH & ACCIDENT cee Prete ree torrets ROROeRbReeeP OTLEY Ceres eet aecr tess cress O LEBER IIOEPFOIBREROIOTTS TC KAA hhh hkhhkhdhkhh, Hospital Bills?each day in hospital, with a BENEFITS @ CONVALESCENCE © WORLD WIDE COVERAGE ASSURANCE CORPORATI LA.2061 AFS NAN AURA UN EMMA NUNUHNENENN NN NEN HER RREN EU EHEE NS pb: w | | p= I 2 nrg ps =.emdyemete eta on pm x J ERP Se 2 pd Io r e NREL Hardwood Floors REPAIRED - 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SEE PACE 15 GENERAL ALTERATIONS and REPAIRS Also Painting and Decorating (City or Country) J.A.BETHUNE 3342 TROIE AVE.AT.7192 Jadies\u2019 & Gentlemen's SUITS Just arrived! New English Gabardines and Worsteds HAND-TAILORED \u2019 ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Call and See Mr.Davies whe will Give yon his Personal Attention.PICCADILLY VALET SERVICE 154 ABBOYT AVE.WI.3205 (Just below St.Catherine) Up Campaign Clean-Up and Beautification Campaign ig possible only through the co-operation of the citizens themselves, and it is the duty of every citizen of Westmount to personally take part in maintaining this community\u2019s enviable reputation.In addition to making your City a clean, attractive place in which to live, your co-operation in the Clean-Up Campaign has broader aspects \u2014 i.e, the lessening and possible elimination of fire hazards from accumulated rubbish, an improvement in health conditions due to increasing cleanliness, and lessening of elimination of rats now in the community which are a constant nuisance and danger to health, Remember tp do your part in keeping Westmount a clean, attractive and healthy city, not only during the present Clean-Up Campaign but also throughout the year, by refraining from littering the streets with rubbish and lidless garbage cans.Local Elections Will Terminate In Huge Parade Westmount very shortly will be the scene of great ættivity, with election campaigns being fanned to fever heat.This year however, the younger fry will be coming into the picture with a general election for the coveted positions of Playtown Mayor, Fire Chief and Chief of Police.The three existing Mayors Donald Douglas of Westmount Park, James Besant representing Staynor Park and Robert Matthews, Prince Albert, will have to look to their laurels this year.Nominations will take place the second week in June, and polling booths will be in all three playgrounds.The final election day, 22nd pof June, will end in a huge parade and -gala evening at West- mount Park.A beauty contest for the girls will be held and the.winning contestant will.be crowned the Queen of the Parks.The parade, which will begin at approximately seven in the eve- ning- will be of great interest.Bands, floats, clowns and all manner of razzmatazz will end up at the Park where the installations will take place with civic officials doing the honors.Members of the Businessmen\u2019s Association are helping out by loaning some of the vehicles which will be decorated for floats.The Recreational Supervisors are making an all-out effort to launch the playground program this year, and the forthcoming events will be watched with great interest.RRR INN 4] ® \u201cALL MAKES\u201d © ti FOUNTAIN PENS and PENCILS REPAIRED Ÿ WHILE-U-WAIT / À Trade in your eld pens n SN and get a liberal allowance N M PARKER - SHEAFFER N\\ WATERMAN-EVERSHARP N EN SV PSS ot boarding birds on the right.An inferior view of the Victoria Pet Suppli appointed Bird Clinic operated by Chas, A.Jomes.Bird Specialist, PLAY FOR CAVALCADE BY TRINITY PLAYERS _ Trinity Players will present \u201cThe Zeal of Thine House\u201d, by Dorothy Sayers, as Trinity Memorial Church's part in the Cavalcade of Christendom, in Christ Church Cathedral on\" the evenings of Tuesday and Wednesday.The action of the play takes MBA Youth Clubs Join In First Annual Dance Plans for the first annual dance, of the Montreal Boys\u2019 Association, are being organized with the event scheduled to take place at Sir Arthur Currie Memorial Gymnasium on Saturday night.The council, composed of the various youth groups, Unity, Lyons\u2019, St.Columbo and Eastward are now making final arrangements which will dances, waltz and jitterbug contests with other novelty dances.the winners.Music for the occasion will be supplied by Tony Pascale and his orchestra, Further information regarding the dance may be obtained from any one of the Youth Groups who are representative of the central council, and it is anticipated that there will be a large attendance from all youth groups of Montreal.This Week at Victoria Hall Friday, May 28th X-Ray Clinic \u2014 4 p.m.Tuesday, June 1st .St.John Ambulance Association \u2014 evening, Wednesday, June 2nd Rotary Club Luncheon.Electra Chapter, O.E.S.\u2014 evening.Salaried Employees Association Meeting \u2014 evening.Thursday, June 3rd Stamp Club \u2014 evening.Mount Royal Chapter \u2014 evening.sponsored by the central council include spot! Attractive prizes will be awarded place in England in the 12th Century in Canterbury Cathedral, and revolved around the re-building of the Choir, after the greal fire of 1174.A meeting of the Cathedral Chapter is called to choose an architect BIRD CLINIC IN WESTMOUNT PET SHOP 357 Victoria Avenue, Westmount, showing the welland a section of the space allotted to and after much discussion ree garding expense and experience, William of Sens is chosen, although he is a foreigner.The Trinity production will be assisted by the Church Choir under the direction of Mr.Prayn, the Organist.Outstandingly Good SALAIA TEA & COFFEE PAGE FOUR oumge= THE EXAMINER Serving the City ot Westmuant GARDEN SUBURB OF CANADA'S METROPOLIS Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAinut 2773% \u201cThe Examiner\u201d aims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to publie service.Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per year: $1.00 half-year.Authorized as 2nd Class Mail, « Post Office Dept.Ottawa FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1948 \u2014\u2014 CANADA NEEDS MORE SCOUTS In his Book \u201cGreat Contemporaries\u201d the Right Hon.Winston Churchill devotes important pages to Lord Baden-Powell and the origin of the Scout Movement and has this to say: \u201cMany venerable, famous institutions and systems long honoured by men perished in the storm of war, but the Boy Scout Movement survived.It flourished and grew increasingly.Its mottos gather new national significance as the years unfold.It speaks to every heart its message of duty and honour: BE PREPARED \u2018to stand up faithfully for Right and Truth, however the winds may ow\u2019.\u201d - The Aim of the Boy Scouts Association is to devel®p good character in boys and prepare them for good citizenship.Scouting is a \u201cgames programme\u201d, and in teaching it the endeavour is to bring out all that is best in the boy.From the boys\u2019 point of view, Scouting puts them into fraternity gangs, which is their natural organization, and through the legacy of chivalry appeals to the average boy's sense of romance.Never has there been greater need for such a sound influence as that of Scouting jin view of the abnormal conditions under which our boys are growing up in these uncertain times.In Canada we have some 100,- 000 Scouts, not 10% of the boys of Scouting age; and in this thriving Community we have about 1,200 in some 40 units which is still only 10% of possibility.With their acquisition of a Western Scout Headquarters Building on Cote St.Antoine Road at Draper as a focal point for the Scouting units, the Association hopes to broaden the scope of their local activities with the help and co-operation of individual citizens, and we count ourselves privileged to bring their prospective \u201cPeanut Day Campaign\u201d to the attention of our readers, for CANADA NEEDS MORE SCOUTS.FOR PASTEURIZED MILK The Health League of Canada has announced that as part of its year-round campaign to obtain compulsory milk pasteurization throughout the Dominion, it hopes this summer to enlist the aid of resort operators and vacationists.In a message to vacationists, the Health League requests them to make sure pasteurized milk is obtainable wherever they plan to spend their holidays, while resort operators are asked to make sure the milk they serve is pasteurized.It is pointed out to resort people that if a supply of the commercially pasteurized product is not available it is possible to make milk safe for human consumption by \u201chome\u201d pasteurization methods.Further, it is the belief of .the Health League that once resort operators are really made aware of the dangers of raw milk they will put the health of their visitors before all other considerations and will make sure their milk supplies are pasteurized.OC oC >< >o< BO IOCDOCCITOCSTOCTSO SOS OT OSSOSOS Or K REVIEW ByH S.Ross LE TER UNS THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT.FRIDAY, MAY 28th, 1948 OC OC DOC DOC DOI COC DOC DOC D0 do OOOO 0! Democracy in the Dominions, A Comparative Study in Institutions by Alexander Brady, Professor of Political Science, University of Toronto.University of Toronto Press, Toronto.Pages 475.This valuable book introduces us to a large subject when it undertakes to discuss and compare the political institutions of; the four overseas Dominions and their physical environment and social heritage, Its theme is a democracy that consists, not in merely abstract thought, but in going institutions, built up by a highly empirical people in conformity with the British parliamentary pattern and exhibiting a variety determined in each case by the whole cast of national life and the intricate interplay of history and geography.In these countries democracy in its essentials means government by the free exchange of opinion, the free choice of electors, and the free activities of parties; it means all those civil and political liberties that took active form In three centuries of British history, along with the rich mental inheritance whereby parliamentary institutions can properly work.Professor Brady stated that the institutions of Ireland are not included, not by the question as to whether or not Ireland was a Dominion or whether she was even in the Commonwealth, but merely by the circumstance that in character she is different from the young nations which developed from colonies in the last century and whose people experienced the social transformations of settlement in new and often severe lands.He expresses his thanks to the publishers for permission to quote from essays he contributed to Oxford University Press, Toronto 1941\u2014Canada In Peace And War\u2014and to University of Toronto Press, 1941 entitled Problems of Modern Government.Chapter One\u2014Inheritance And Environment Part One: Canada , Regions and Nation\u2014The Federal Experiment, Parliamentary Institutions and Parties and Contending Interests.Part Two: Australia Formation of the Community, Federalism and the Local Riile, Parliamentary Institutions, Labor and Parties, Collectivism.Part Three: New Zealand The Development of a Social Democracy, Parliament and Administration, Parties and Policies.Part Four: Seuth Africa Geography and History, Legislative Union and its Problems, Parliamentary Institutions, Nationalism and Parties, Race and Colour, Economic and Social Policies, Conclusion: Select Bibliography Index The following are the closing chapters of this valuable volume: \u201cNowhere,\u201d wrote a prominent Australian politician in 1889, \u2018\u2018whether in public or private affairs, does the individual count for so much as he does in Australia.There is no helpless fluttering against the iron bars of class or tradition.\u201d Here precedents were not such shackles ag in England, and social equality was regarded as an essential element of the democracy.We find Sir Henry Parkes in the early eighties, in an attempt to set out the points which distinguish Austral- fans, writing that they are free from \u201cthe grinding pressure of English poverty.No man need suffer from want of food or from want of warmth.\u201d He was confident that \u2018politically the English people in Australia enjoy a condition of equal rights not excelled by the liberties enjoyed by the people of the United States or of any other country.Every man is as good as, and no better than, his fellow citizen, except in so far as he may be greater than he In citizen virtue.\u201d Even more characteristically he remarked that in Australia no one need wince \u201cunder the patronizing notice of a great personage,\u201d In the argument of Parkes, Australia was extolled as a land of freedom, freedom in particular from the social inhibitions of England, from the weight of its past, and from the rule of its aristocracy.Such sentiment was even more emphatically expressed by the zealous band of Australian renublicans, inspired and tutored for a time in the nineties by the Sydney Bulletin.With the coming of the twentieth century changes took place in these attitudes, especially when the great era of social reform began with the accession to power of the British Liberals in 1905.To democrats in the Dominions it became increasingly evident that Britain could give distinguished leadership in devising the institutions of social democracy, and the force of that circumstance grew stronger as the opportunities on the frontiers of the Dominions contracted with the maturing of their economies.Whereas previously they had prided themselves, especially Australia and New Zealand, on a more rapid prowess in democratic institutions, they now increasingly looked, under the pressures of a growing industrialism, to the example set by Britain in national social services, Moreover the gradual supersession of the traditional ruling class brought the democracy of the British Isles closr in character to that of the Dominions.Thus, while the old type of colonial loyalty was weakening and disappearing under the attrition of time, the foundations were being laid of a deeper understanding between democratic communities sharing somewhat similar problems and deriving political nutriment from the same philosophy of life.Collat- oration in the two world wars of the twentieth century strengthened their sense of a common goal.In this new consciousness of a mental unity \u2018which characterizes the modern British Commonwealth, the democracy of the United States in some measure shares.In the nineteenth century it also had prided itself on the superiority of its institutions to the ariStocratic regime of Britain.It also asso-\u2018 ciated its democratic order with abundant material opportunity, free land, an open frontier, and highly paid labour.Hence it looked with something almost like contempt upon a state of the old world which lacked these valuable assets of social freedom.But in the twentieth century a change has taken place in its outlook under the impact of profound transformations within ; itself, the upheaval of Stali By Strategy.- Weekly Review 7 » » n\u2019s Sinister LEWIS MILLICAN \u201cWar is armed conflict between sovereign states, prosecuted by a systematic destruction of combatants and property (and increasingly in modern warfare of noncombatants also) and having for its purpose the imposition of certain conditions upon the opposing power after securing its defeat.\u201d That is an encyclopedia definition, and it sums up in cold, factual terms the world conflict through which we have recently passed.Looked at in the cold light of this definition, the last two world wars \u2014 to put it mildly \u2014 were foolish and futile, They were wantonly destructive of the life and property of both combatants, and the victors failed in their purpose of imposing peace conditions upon the defeated.The Germans were beaten to their knees in the first war, only to repudiate the conditions of peace upon them and rise stronger than ever to wage a second war of aggression.They have again been beaten, this time to the dust and rubble of their cities the annihilation of their military forces and national leaders.And yet the purpose of the war, the imposition of peace conditions, has not been achiev- ed\u2014why?The answer to that question is to be found in the so-called United Nations which are not and never were united in purpose.Britain and the United States entered the war with the utmost reluctance, and they were united in the sole purpose of destroying once and for all the military power of Germany and establishing peace and freedom in the world.Russia, on the other hand, avoided the war in the first place by entering into a compact with Germany to divide the spoils of Nazi aggression in Europe.That compact may have been intended by Stalin as a counter-move against Hitler, but its purpose\u2019 was the same as that of the Nazis\u2014 the conquest of the nations of Eastern and Central Europe.This is seen in the present Russian domination of those nations and Stalin\u2019s refusal to conclude a peace settlement and release ideological forces in Europe, and its own strategic Interest in the joint control of the Atlantic with a friendly power.It has come to look with more interest and deeper sympathy upon the British state in its attempts to pursue democratic goals.The federal union advocated by some well-meaning people on both sides of the Atlantic is doubtless utopian, but the moral and psychological cohesion of the English-speaking world is advancing, and is likely to advance all the more surely in view of the ideological challenge of communism in a large area of Europe.Thijs grow- Ing sense of a common political ethos will facilitate mutual exchange of ideas and methods, further the promotion of welfare through liberal democracy, and assist this ring of states to adjust their complex life to the harsh necessities of a changing world.\u2014 {mposed his hold on Germany and Austria.Whatever we may have thought about the faïluxe of Neville Chamberlain to come to an.agreement with Russia before the war, it is \u2018now quite plain that the Soviet was playing a double game.The war was the direct result of a clash between Hitler and Stalin for the domination of Europe.The only difference between the two was that Hitler was in a hurry and® wanted to achieve his purpose at one blow, while Stalin was willing to wait and gain his ends by infiltration.Thus Hitler played into the hands of Stalin, and we abetted the latter by going to the aid of Russia and signing the Yalta agreement for Russian zones of influence in Europe.The result is that the Western democracies are now faced with the same dilemma that confronted Neville Chamberlain when Hitler broke his promise and took over the whole of Czechoslovakia.If Chamberlain put too much faith in Hitler at Munich, Churchill and Roosevelt outdid him by confiding in Stalin\u2019s promises at Yalta.The past is past, and \u201cwhat's done cannot be undone,\u201d but it is not too late to learn from experience.We have learned that we cannot depend upon the given word of Stalin any more than we could on that of Hitler.Good faith must be mutual, and if it is only on one side, the unfaithful party has the advantage; he can resort to deceit, delay and other sinister means of frustrating action, as the Soviet delegates to the United Nations have been doing for the last three years.It is ag clear as daylight that Stalin does not want a peace settlement in Europe or anywhere else in the world, except on his own terms.The longer he could keep the nations of Western Europe in a state of political and economic chaos, the better his chances of success in extending his \u201czones of influence\u201d over the whole of Europe.But the Western Democracies are at last fully awake to the sinister strategy of Marshal Stalin's \u201ccold war.\u201d Another Marshall has entered the field with an open campaign for economic recovery, and all lovers of peace and freedom shal] diligently work and fervently pray for its success.Atlas Oil Burners, LEONARD ELECTRIC CO.5667 Sherbrooke St., West Between Oxford and Harvard Avenues SALES, INSTALLATIONS, AND SERVICE ON OIL BURNERS, REFRIGERATORS, AND ELECTRIC MOTORS Authorized dealers for Beach Electric Refrigerators, ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS PHONE WALNUT 1101 \u2014 DAY or NIGHT ben and Delco Motors.: OS SEE 8-12 4 #6 Royal Cemetery.PRESENTS REPORT It is the right ond duty of each Canadian citizen te help make Canada the nation we neèd, says Col.Wilfrid Bevey of Montreal, who is the Dominion Honorary Counsellor -on.Education for the Canadian Legion.Author of \"Canadian Demecracy and Citizenship Action.\u2019 he has been busy touring Canada encouraging citizenship - councils.Mrs.E.Cousins Funeral Held Funeral service was held on Monday afternoon for Mrs.Ernest A.Cousins, of 720 Victoria Avenue, who died at her residence on Saturday, following a long illness, in her 87th year.The former Maude Elizabeth Douglas, daughter of the late Adam and Susan Douglas, of Chatboro, Argenteuil County, she tauglit in the district of her birth for many years before her marriage to her husband now president of Ernest A.Cousins Ltd.in Chatboro, in 1891.Active in charitable works, she was a member of the Karnak and Montreal Women's Clubs and of the Ladies\u2019 Aid, Women\u2019s Missionary and Red Cross Societies.She is survived by her husband; two sons, Cecil and Frank; two daughters, Mrs, Stanley B.Chauvin and Miss Gladys Cousins, all of Montreal; one brother, John Douglas, of Chatboro; one sister, Mrs.M.Brasher, of Woodlands, California; nine grandchildren and\u2019 four great-grandchildren.Interment took place in Mount Royal Cemetery.Mrs.A.Walford Service Is Held Funeral service was held on Monday afternoon in Westmount Baptist Church for Mrs.Alfred G.8.Walford, of 4089 West Hill avenue, who died on Saturday at her home in her 75th year, A native of Brownsburg, Que.Mrs.Walford, the former Phoebe Anne McOuat, celebrated her golden wedding anniversary four years ago.She, took an active interest in church work.She is survived by her husband, five sons, Maj-Gen.A.E, Wal- ford; Lt.-Col.J.S.Walford, of Ottawa,; Stephen and Edward Walford, both of Wallinford, Conn., and Dr.Wallace Walford, and two daughters, Mrs.Ralph Rule, of Toledo, Ohio and Mrs.Dixon Gordon, of Montreal.Dr.J.A.Johnston officiated at the service.Interment was in Mount The Gideons Are sponsoring a musical program for your after-Church enjoyment Sunday, May 30th Westmount Baptist Church 9:00 P.M.There will be members of thres \u2018radio programs and others singing and playing special numbers.Rev.Walter Hughes will teil \"What the Word of God Meant to the Boys in the Service.\u201d S.A.Campaign To Continue During Week The Salvation Army Campaign for its objective of $125,000 will remain open to accept belated contributions, the total announced today being $115,515, is the statement of Duncan I.McNeill, K.C, General Chairman, who says it is imperative the Campaign remain open so that the minimum objective may be reached.: \u201cThe splendid and consistent work of the Salvation Army is too valuable to the area of Greater Montreal not to receive the full support of the people,\u201d Major Carswell states, while both report on the excellent work in the various districts which have been canvassed by volun- téer workers.\u201cThe co-operation has been fine in all localities,\u201d Major Carswell said.Full reports from several districts are still being awaited, he reports and says\" he is hopeful that when these figures come in the objective will be achieved, Demands.on the Salvation Army are acute and all its institutions are feeling the strain \u2018and cost of providing these services is increasing, it was .also reported, * | Christian Science | * * \u201cAncient & Modern Necromancy, alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism Denounced\u201d is the subject .of the Lesson-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday.The Golden Text is from Revelation 21: 7 \u201cHe that overcom- eth shall inherit all things; and I will be hig God, and he shall be my son.\u201d Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: \u201cThen was brought unto him one possessed with a devil, blind, and dumb: and he healed him, insomuch that the blind and dumb both spake and saw.\u201d (Matthew 12: 22) The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passage , from the Christian Science textbook \u201cScience & Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy.\u201cJesus cast out evil and healed the sick, not only without drugs, but without hypnotism, which is the reverse of ethical and pathological Truth-power.All unscientific mental practice ig erroneous \u2018 and\u2019 powerless, and should be understood and so rendered fruitless.The genuine Christian Scientist is adding to his patients mental and moral power, and is increasing his patient's spirituality while restoring him physically through divine Love.\u201d (pages 185 and 376) » Î Dominion Douglas A * * On Sunday morning the Rev.Graham Barr will preach in Do- minion-Douglas on: \u201cThe Seeking God\", e choir under the direction of Mr.Robb will sing appropriate music.At the - evening service Dr.Smith will take as his theme: \u201cMaintaining Vitality.\u201d At this service the choir will sing: \u201cThe Heavens are Telling\u201d from the Creation - Haydn and \u201cAs the Hart Pants\u201d - Mendelssohn.This will be the last evening service until September 12th.Preparations are being made for the annual June luncheon of the Woman's Missionary Society, which will be held on Tuesday at 1 p.m.The speaker will be Dr.J.8.Astbury who has recently returned to Canada following a trip around the world visiting the \u2018overseas missions of the United Church of Canada.During the week there will be 0014 sans i, COME AND BRING A FRIEND Vy eye co EY Cubs, Guides.and Brownies.the usual meetings of Scouts, and late contributors have made | : their donations, THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 28th, 1918 Lome.to Church Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy .\u2014 There Does Freedom Flourish Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly \u2019 [\u2014 PAGE FIVR * x | Westmount Baptist ! \u201cPeace of Mind.\u201d This boon which, sooner or later, all of us crave, will be the Theme of the morning sermon in Westmount Baptist Church.Freedom from anxiety and from the storms which sweep the inner life, like those that lashed Galilee into a fury, is surely one of the supreme blessings of life.There are so many things that destroy our peace; yet Christ was not talking figuratively when he promised his own Peace, a Peace that brings inward poise and quiet assurance.Nor was Paul merely using beautiful language when he said \u201cAnd the Peace of God which passeth all understanding shall keep your hearts and minds through Jesus Christ\u201d.People seeking this peace will be greatly helped by this Service.\u201cGetting What We Need From God.\u201d This will be the Subject of Dr.Johnston's evening Address.The Apostle declared affirmatively that \u201cMy God shall supply all your need according to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus.\u201d Our needs are deep and varied and yet here is a promise that the need of each are now frustrated and unhappy may find the very thing that will bring satisfaction, salvation and victory.The Westmount - Mid-week Fellowship continued each Wednesday evening throughout the summer.It is attended by a company of people who find that by thus coming together in the Presence of Christ, life is purified, re-inforced and sustained.Prayer, alas, is becoming a lost art in the Church of Christ.The call to all Christians is surely to come together in the place of prayer.* * | Calvary Church | * x The Services of Worship in Calvary United Church on Sunday, will be conducted and the sermons delivered by the Minister, the Rt.Rev.Dr.T.W.Jones, Moderator of The United Church of Cañhada, who has just returned from a six- week visit overseas to the Conferences of the Churches in England First Church of Christ Scientist 52 Academy Road, Westmount, P.Q.West Side Entrpnce SUNDAY, MAY 30th 11.00 a.m.Morning Service.11.00 a.m, Sunday School.\u2018Wednesday \u2014 Testimony Meeting, 8.15 v.m.Reading Rocm, 4322 Sherbrooke St.W.11.30 a.m.to 430 p.m.also Friday evening 8 to 0.30, except Sundays and holidays.Subfect: Ancient and Modern Nee-Ro- mancy, Alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism -Denounced.Golden Text: Revelation 21: 7.He that overcometh shall Inherit all things: and I will be his God, and he shall be my son.MELVILLE CHURCH Melville Ave., Westmount Minister: Rev.Charles C, Cochrane, B.A, B.D.SUNDAY, MAY 30th Services at 11.00 and 7.30 p.m.The Minister will Preach Mr.Lester A.Woodin, O¢ganist and Choirmaster.Stanley Presbyterian Church Westmount and Victoria Avenues Rev.J.D.Wilkie, D.A., Minister SUNDAY, MAY 30th 11.00 a.m.Rev.J.D.Wilkie 11,15 an.Sunday School.J.D.Wiikie ATOM: L.Mus, \"+ ++ {McGI1); Organist and Choir Director.of us may be fully met.Lives that | and Scotland.This will be the only Sunday until the Fall that Dr.Jones will be in his pulpit in Calvary Church and all friends and members are cordially invited to attend.The Communion of the Lord's Supper will be observed on Sunday morning following the sermon.All who love the Lord Jesus Christ are invited to share in this service.The Student Assistant, Mr.Maxwell Reader, B.A, will be preaching in Waterloo, Que., for this Sunday and Rev.E.D.Mitchell, M.A., of Waterloo, Que., will assist Dr.Jones in the service of worship and of Infant Baptism.A special meeting of the Women\u2019s Association is called for Friday afternoon, May 28th at 2.30 p.m.It is hoped to give a welcome to Dr.Jones at that meeting.This meeting is the final one for this season and will take the place of the one usually held on the first Wednesday of the month.All the Fladies of the congregation are urged to attend.Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.and Roslyn Ave.John Alexander Johnston, D.D.\u2026 « Minister Hibbert Treop, Organist and Choirmaster / 11.00 a.m.\u201cPeace of Mind\u201d The Boon which sooner or later we crave.\u201cMy Peace 1 Give Unto You\u201d 9.45 a.m.Bible School « 7.30 p.m.\u201cGetting What We Need From God.\u201d \u201cMy God Shall Supply All Your Need\u201d WIIt Thou Be Mnde Whole?DR.JOHNSTON AT BOTH SERVICES VISITORS MOST CORDIALLY WELCOMED Church of The Advent \u2018Corner of Wood & Western, Westmount Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay, Rev.John W.Kerr.FIRST SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.10.15 a.m.Matins 11.00 a.m.Sviemn Eucharist.4.00 p.m.Evensong.7.00 p.m.Solemn Baptism.WEEK-DAY SERVICES Holy Communion 8 a.m, Mouday and Friday; 7 a.m, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday; 9.30 a.m, Wednesday.Matins: 7.30 a.m.daily except on Wed: nesday at 9 am, Evensong: 5.30 .p.m.dally, Saturday at 8 p.m.except on / ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Corner Church Hill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th,, M.C.FIRST SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8.00 a.m, Holy Communion.11.00 a.m, Morning Prayer and Sermon.Preacher: \u2018The Rector, 7.30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon.Preacher: Rev.H.V.Fricker.Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlowes Ave.Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Moylor, Rector.\u2014 FIRST SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion 10.00 a.m.Bible Class.Sentor School 11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer.Preacher: The Rector.Kindergarten, 3.00 p.m.Primary School.Kindergarten 7.30 p.m.Evensong.Preacher: The Rev.Stanley Andrews.Wednesday 7.00 am.Holy Communion ursday 1080 am: Holy.;iCom- Th munion.* * Church of the Advent | e-\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014#\u2014\u2014 An unusual type of service will be held on Sunday, when there will be a solemn administration of Holy Baptism.The service will commence with a procession, from the Altar to the Font, in which clergy, servers, choristers, sponsors and the candidate to be baptized will take part.The candidate is a 13 year- old chorister, Willem van Lith, who came to Canada from Holland less than a year ago.An instruction of the significance of Holy Baptism will be given by the Rev.John W.Kerr.Calvary Church Dorchester St.at Greene Ave.Westmount Minister: Rt.Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A.D.D.Moderator of the United Church of Canade Assistant, Mr.Maxwell Reader, BA, Organist end Cholr Director.Mr Gitford Mitchell 10.00 a.m.Church School 11.00 a.m.Preacher, Dr T.W.Jones, assisted by Rev.E.D.Mitchell of Waterloo, Que.The Comuunion \u201cof The Lord\u2019s Supper will follow the sermon, 7.30 p.m.Preacher, Dr.T.W.Jones, Just returned from Conferences in England and Scotland.Friday, May 28th, 2.30 p.m.Meet ing of the W.A.to welcome Dr.and Mrs.Jones.AH the ladies specially invited to atend.Dominion-Douglas Church Westmount Jivd., cor.Lansdowne Avenue Ministers: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A., D.D.Rev.R.Graham Barr.BA.B.D.SUNDAY, MAY 30th 11.00 a.m.Rev.R.Graham Barr: \u201cThe Seeking God 7.30 p.m.Rev.A.Lloyd Smith: \u201cMaine taining Vitglity.\u201d Organist and Choirmaster Mr.Juhn Nobb.Mus.Buc, St.Andrew's Church Westmount 101 Cote St.Antoine Rd.near Argyle Ave.D.M.Grant, Minister Rev.B.A, Rev.George K.Ward, B.A.Assistant-Minister SUNDAY, MAY 30th 11.00 a.m.Mr.Grant: A Communlon Meditation.The Sacrament of The Lord's Supper.7.30 p.m.Rev.J.R.Purvis-Smith: \u201cThe Paradox of Investment\u201d Organist and Cholrmaster, Phillips MoHey, B.A.Mus.F.C.C.0.COME AND WONSHIP St.James United Church 463 St.Catherine St.West interim Minister Rev.B.B.Brown, Mr.Bac4 SUNDAY, MAY 30th 11.00 a.m, \u201cThrough Open Windows.\u201d me.Dr, ouglas J.M.A., Ph.D.Speaker: Mr.A.Ward, Speaker: Mr.A.Ward.B.B sons 3.00 p.m.Sunday School Westmount Park Church Rev.B.rown.- 7.30 p.m.Majestic Promises of 1 Dougl Men's Association at 3.00 p.m.{Cor.Lansdowne and Western Aves.) .Minister: Rev.George W.Goth, B.A.B.D.SUNDAY, MAY 30th 11.00 a.m.\u201cReligious Quitters.\u201d 11.00 a.m.Primary and Junior Depts.of the Church School.12.15 p.m, Intermediate Bible Classes, 7.30 p.m.\u2018They Came to Our City.\u201d J.G Scoft, LRSM, Cholr Director G.B: \u2018Flower, Organist ; I \u2014 PTY a p\u2014\u2014r\u2014\u2014 PAGE SIX Try Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Cam- The EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 28th, 3948 PERSONALSOCIALENGAGEMENTS HEDDINGS eron, of Rawdon, Que., are coming to town \u2018for the Manion- Cameron wedding on Saturday.Dr.and Mrs.C, M.Kelly, of St.John, N.B.,, are in Montreal to attend- the wedding of their son, Dr.Paul Kelly, to Miss Frances Adeltrude Endacott, which will take place in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Mrs.C.W.Hemming and Miss Patricia Hemming of Montrose Avenue, returned recently by the Empress of Canada from a two and a half months visit to England, Ireland, Scotland and France.Mrs.John Morrison and Mrs.Alice Mullins were joint hostesses at a luncheon given at the Marlborough Golf and Country Club on Tuesday, May 18, in honer of Mrs.Harold Mills, who leaves shortly for Scotland.Covers were set for twenty.Following the luncheon a musical programme with readings was given, Additional head table guests at | the first anniversary dinner of the Scripture Foundation, to be held in the Budge.Memorial Hall, Central Y.M.C.A., Drum- mond Street, May 31, at 6 p.m, are: Mrs, Louls Scripture, of Brighton, Michigan; Mr.and Mrs.Louis P.Goldstein, Rev.and Mrs.Gordon Phillips, Mrs.H.8.Jacques, Mrs.R.C.Shannon, of Brighton, Michigan.After the dinner a musical programme has been arranged by the committee with the following artists taking part: Ar- Fine West-end children are Barbara and David Brown, daughter and son of Mr.and Mrs.C.C.Brown, Globert Avenue.ANTIQUE FURNITURE Including 50 chairs, chests of drawers, sofas, tables, mirrors and odd pieces.All in excellent condition.thur Davidson, Violinist; Mar- Also Campbell's bridge and garet Scripture, Soprano; Jean table lamps and trilights.Grant, Reader; Mdme.Roy Vill- M L A R S E N andre, Vocalist Indian Folk- Songs in 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bride, wore a gown of flowered printed crepe, fashioned with side drapery.She wore a hat of dove grey Milan straw and a corsage bouquet of gardenias.Mrs.Landry, mother of the bridegroom, wore an ensemble of jade green crepe with a matching hat, brown accessories, Russian .sable furs and had a spray of brown orchids fastened to her | handbag.Master Ross McCrimmon, a\u2019 cousin of the bride, acted as\u2019 page, The reception was held in Cheney Hall where mixed spring flowers and plum blossoms were | used to decorate the bride's table, ! being arranged with white roses and sweetpeas.Mr.and Mrs.Landry sailed on board the Ascania for Great Britain, France and Switzerland, where they will spend the summer.The bride traveled in a suit of navy blue and white shepherd check and wore a hat of navy! blue rough straw and accessories of the same color.1227A CREENE AVENUE man Woolens.made clothing for the well dressed L BLACK Ladies\u2019 SUITS and COATS Made to measure of finest English Specializing in We Also Do Alterations and Repairs.4226 St.Catherine West (Near Creene) and Gentlemen's custom WE.5908 CHARLES BROOKS REG'D.INTERIOR DECORATION PAINTING - Exterior and Interior Upholstery - Slipcovers - Curtains Picture Framing WE.2726 (Just above St.Catherine) NEW! 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fashioned rag rug made on burlap, which also is in demand, but the type that is made from a canvas mesh foundation that is quite pliable and marked off in squares, so that a pattern is feature of this type of rug making is that no frame is necessary, all that is needed is a simple - latch hook, so that one can do the work while chatting away, or carry it where ever one goes.It you visit the hooked rug Dept.at Robert Simpson's, you will find all the girls busily hooking rugs, and with such enthusiasm, that I found it hard not to enter into this attractive pastime too.The girls are only too eager to give you instructions, as to the hooking and the following of a pattern, and also how to make your own design, which is fun also.These rugs which are made from BOUQUETTE CARPETTE RUG WOOL, when finished closely resemble the imported rugs, and will give years of wear.I was amazed when told that the ordinary washing machine will clean these rugs beautifully, without hurting the pile; in fact I have seen one that has been used for three years and has been cleaned by this method, which looks as good as new.The foundation canvas 27\" wide is $1.00 yd., the 36\u201d, $1.25, the wool is $2.00 a lb.The saleslady was working on a 27 x 36\u201d rug, and said that the TOTAL COST including the HOOK and CUTTER, CANVAS and WOOL would cost around $8.00.This will enable you to have a high quality rug that you will be proud of and so easily made, a hobby in which the whole family can participate this summer.* 8 which is an interesting hobby The wise ladies wha have sent - their furs to L.P.Lazare & Co., 1454 Peel St, for summer storage Will have received by this \u2018time their estimate for repairs, if any.Attending the fur show some time ago I was thrilled with the new * Your Out.Of Date Furs ) winter styles, the full sleeves and backs .very easily followed.The hig in.fact the fur.silhouette has undergone a complete change this past year, tending to make .one\u2019s coat of a few years ago look obsolete, and yet, who wants to discard a perfectly good coat.Here is the answer to your problem.If your coat is in perfect condition but you want a different kind of fur, remember, YOUR COAT HAS DOLLAR VALUE AT LAZARE'S as a trade-in deposit, for a beautiful 1949 creation.Your old fur coat can actually be a part trade-in deposit for a new and glamorous one next winter.OR, if you still wish to retain your old coat, visit LAZARE'S and investigate the new shoulderline, swingline and hemline possibilities.Remodeling won't cost as much as you think at LAZARE'S during May and June, and you'll have practically a new coat for a reasonable cost.With the expert craftsmen to advise you on the new styles, you are assured of receiving the most value for your money at LAZARE'S.As the hip length coat is going to be worn this winter, some ladies are having their old coats cut to this style, and wearing them as an in-between coat.However, whatever style you choose, be sure and have LAZARE'S do your styling.- 1» - ® * LS PAINT THE HANDLES OF YOUR GARDEN TOOLS A BRIGHT COLOR.They will be easier to locate in the tool- shed, and if your neighbor borrows them, they will not look like his.> + Ci Much interest has been shown in the window display of The C.S.L.Gift Shop, 1480 Sherbrooke St.W., featuring the Canadian hand blocked drapery material, the design being the old French Church at Tadoussac.This material can be printed on any three colors one may require.The SHOP {is now carrying suede jackets Gif Six made by the well known English firm, DENTS.The jackets are hip length, having two pockets and -belt, silk lined, in beautiful shades of Red, Gold and Blue, for $55.00.There are also waistcoats, for $27.50 in Red, Gold, Green and Blue.The very colorful Guatemala table cloths and: napkins have been reduced from $9.55 to $6.00.One combination is salmon with blue and yellow stripes, having-little ducks along the side.The luncheon sets of green, yellow and blue are $3.00.These cloths are all hand woven by the Mayan Indians who today are weaving their textiles in the same form and manner as did his ancestors.A real attractive black blouse is sometimes hard to find, and it is one that can look as attractive on a young as well as on an older person.This pure silk blouse with hand drawn work in the front, has pearl buttons set with & small rhinestone, and has been reduced from $35.00 to $18.85, size 18.Then there is a grey crepe, for $15.00.The collectors of miniatures who \u2018have been looking for a Chinese tea set should make sure and see the brown crockery tea pot with four tea bowls, for $5.00, with a black and gold metal tray, for $1.50.A very attractive wedding gift can be the inexpensive plates with blue borders, having gold flower centers for $2.00 each.These inay be gift wrapped and delivered from the C.S.L.Gift Shop.The English cut.Brurley \u2018Crystal ash trays ars unusual in shape and also make lovely gifts for $3.75.» When last discussing with Mr.Sydney Clark of the Super Health Aluminum Co.Ltd.the subject of cooking vegetables especially with regard to type of Food utensil to be used, he was very emphatic on a few Is Life particulars which I thought you would be interested in knowing: HEALTH UTENSILS SHOULD ALWAYS BE USED.ist.THE FOOD YOU EAT.TODAY IS OUR BODY OF TOMORROW.Natural food contains all the body requires for a healthy existence as they include vitamins and minerals, but these food values can be lost in your kitchen by (a) Peeling which destroys much of the precious ingredients.(b) Boiling and high temperature cooking.\u201cIn addition to important losses of calcium, phosphorus and iron, it has been found that two-thirds of the iodine of green vegetables appears in the cooking water\u201d.The late Dr.Mayo wrote: \u201cWhen you boil vegetables you extract the food values and throw them away\".Here are the four reasons why cooking the SUPER HEALTH way have proven to be so beneficial.(a) Vegetables and fruits are cooked in their own moisture at low temperature.(b) Top stove roasting.(c) Greaseless grilling or frying.(d) Tea and coffee made the immersion method.There is a Super Health unit for every purpose, all of which can be obtained at any of the Hardware Departments.The seven salient points of Super Health are: Designed for healthful cooking .Heavy .cast from pure aluminum « + «+ No rivets or seams to corrode .Lasts for years .Seals in cooking odors .Saves money in food and fuel ., .Shines like silver, ¥» * * PAINT A RAKE HANDLE WITH BLACK AND WHITE STRIPES.Then if it is left lying on the grass, no one will stumble over it.Food Is Health * + WHY SUPER .From now on the Summer weddings will be taking place, which means gifts to be thought of, and, if you are looking for rare pieces of silver or china, I * Gifts For The Bride shopping spot than the MORGAN TRUST GALLERY, on City Councillor St, and judging by the many ladies I noticed there last week, I am not the only person who thinks so.The most fascinating room to spend a quick half hour in is the china room.Here you will have no trouble in picking out a rare plece of Spode, wedgwood, or crystal , .these are gifts that any bride will cherish.There are four very.valuable prints hanging on the wall of this room, which have\" been part of a collection of twenty, that were sold at a recent auction at Sotheby's, London.They are colored plates engraved after Howett (1766-1822) and are drawings of British field sports.They fetched £1,150 for the 20, and these four are here priced at $200.00.You will find a finely scrolled, oriental tin, Chinese double compartment box, for $6.50, which could be used for smokes and matches.Here is a chance to buy some old Wedgwood, dated 1780; this is a tea set, and can be bought by the piece.There is a good size Irish glass decanter, beautifully cut, that will fit perfectly in any wedding gift display, for $25.00, also, many cut glass decanters from $6.00 up.There is something about a brass kettle that adds charm to a fireplace, and the one here, an English flat top type of $18.00, should NOT be missed, for it is a beauty.Here is a more expensive gift, one that could be used for a presentation: A pair of fine old English Hall marked candlesticks, about 13\" high, expertly made by Mathew Boulton, London, 1817.There are so many other beautiful pieces that I have not mentioned, so before some one else has picked them up, do visit MORGAN .TRUST GALLERY.-Feast of Christ the King, New certainly know of no better Sodality Officers Elected - At 10th Anniversary Meeting A review of the tenth anniversary year of the Young Ladies\u201d Sodality of Ascension Parish at the annual meeting held recently showed many activities successfully carried out during the past season.Officers elected for the coming season are as follows: Prefect, Miss Alice St.James; Vice-Prefect, Massia Cach; Recording Secretary, Patricia Mulcair; Corresponding Secretary, Marguerite Ascoli and Treasurer, Miss Carol Melvin.Through the work of the Apos-\u201d tolic Committee, visits were made to the Convalescent Hospital every Sunday morning by two or three Sodalists when cigarettes and magazines were distributed to the patients.A new project sponsored by this committee was to take fifty children from St.Patrick's.Orphanage to see the Santa Claus.Parade and it is planned to take.the children out again in Jtne, this time for a picnic.At Christmas time seventeen baskets were prepared and distributed to needy families.Besides this, several girls from the sodality served many valuable hours as Nurses\u2019 Aides, at St.Mary's Hospital.Old clothes were collected and turned over to the Welfare Bureau for distribution and candy and tobacco were sent to the Old Folks\u2019 Home.The Social Life committee opened the season with a tea at the Queen\u2019s Hotel, followed by a Social in November at Victoria Hall, This committee made the arrangements for a dinner held at the Tertiary House to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the Sodality, and in April planned and successfully carried through a Fashion Show by Bruck Silk Mills.In May, a Mother and Daughter Communion Breakfast was held at the Berkeley Hotel and the activities for this committee ended with the serving of refreshments at the close of the annual meeting.- A Mystic Library was established this year by the Catholic Truth committee whereby sodalists loaned their books out to other.members.This committee also looked after the pamphlet rack at the back of the Church.The main project of Our Lady's Committee was the promotion of the Family Rosary.\u2019 Pilgrimages to Bonsecours and Gesu churches ere also planned by this committee.The Eucharistic committee was in charge of the monthly spiritual meetings; Holy Hours held on the Year's Eve and on Holy Thursday; and of the closed retreat held at the Convent of the Sisters of the Immaculate Conception, SMOTHER THAT SNEEZE Good personal hygiene is a most important measure for the 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J.H.Birks will preside.The President versus Vive-President match will be held.Auxiliary Meeting The regular meeting of the MacGillivray Auxiliary of St.Andrew's Church, Westmount, will be neld Tuesday, at 3 p.m.Dr.C.Alex Gordon will be the speaker and Mrs.T.Harper the soloist.Mrs, E.H.Cliff and ladies of No.© Circle will be in charge.\u2019 Badge Presentation War Service Badges will presented to members of the Montreal Detachment of the Canadian Red Cross Corps by Mr.Paul Vaillancourt, Chairman of the Central Council of the Canadian Red Cross Society, tonight at 8.30 p.m.at the Sir Arthur Currie Memorial Hall, Pine Avenue West.be Annual Meeting The annual meeting and dinner of the Trafalgar Old Girls Association is being held tonight at 7 p.m.in the school gymnasium.The guest speakers will be the Misses Rhoda and Rhona Wur- tele, who will also show their Olympic ski films.All old girls are invited to attend.For further information, contact Mrs.W.R.Wonham, 28 Thornhill Avenue.Tea and Musicale The Children\u2019s Work Board and the Girl's Work Board will hold a Tea and Musicale in St.Matthias Church Hall, at 3 p.m.on Saturday, in aid of the Religious Education Council of the province of Quebec, Participating in the Musicale will be the following artists:- Evelyn Fergus, soprano; Helen Shields, Contralto; Mrs.Machin, violinist; Paul Webb, pianist and Mrs.Carl Bresee, Accompanist.will occupy most of the morning session.At the afternoon session which will open at 2 p.m.Mrs.Blair will give the presidential address.Special feature of the evening session will be an address by Rev.Ernest E.Long, B.A, B.D.Minister of! Fairmount St.Giles United Church, entitled !\u201cBattlefronts in the Temperance Fight.\u201d On the morning of June 4, a memorial seryice wil be con- Before Packing.rai For Travelling, Check On Thermostat Control Be sure your electric\u2019 iron can be used on both alternating and direct current before.depending on it for travel.The lightweight folding irons, sold especially for travelers, usually have no thermostatic control and therefore can be used on either AC or DC.But irons with thermostats may not be suited for both types of current.Thermostats Thermostats on \u2018irons for use on AC may be ruined on DC.Contact points can be melted when the thermostat acts to break the current when the iron reaches the desired temperature.Then, either the iron will no longer heat, or the heat is uncontrolled and if continued may even melt the plate of the iron.Public power lines throughout the country are AC but many private concerns, such as hotels, apartments, hospitals and other institutions have their own generating plants and are still on DC.Some are in the process of converting so may have DC in some rooms and AC in others.Travelers, therefore, should know whether the iron or other electrical equipment they carry is for use on AC or on both AC and DC.1918 'Mary Beetles Third edition of the Mary Beetles Spring Revue will be presented Saturday afternoon at the Sun Life Auditorium in aid of the Kinsmen Club of Montreal Boys\u2019 Club and Youth Work.The programme will be divided into two parts, \u201cLittle People of Other Lands\u201d, featuring about seventy small children under the age of five and the second part of \u201cBigger People of Other Lands\u201d, featuring the more advanced and older pupils of the school.Owing to numerous requests from pupils and friends, a few numbers seen on the program, May 7th, at His Majesty's Theatre will be repeated.Two Studio Recitals will be held next week, one on Tuesday and the other on Thursday, featuring the piano pupils of Annette Des- champs and Bertha Macbeth.On PAGE NINE and Olive Sanborn Lead will present their pupils in a song and recitation recital at Wesley United Church.The power \u2018needed to light an electric bulb for one hour would keep a small watch running for 4,000 years.Wednesdays, Muriel Shoobridge WHY WASH DIAPERS?Try WEE FOLKS for only $2.10 weekly CHerrier 2175 WEGFOUC © sterilized DIAPER SERVICE and domestic.N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N NS N N N N N N N N N N N N N N NY N NY N NY N N N NS N NY N N N N N N N N N N 3 N N 9 BROADLOOM! 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See our samples on display at .BRONZE-CRAFT REG\u2019D.Shoes attractively Phone MA.7230 Sherbrooke : 0 + CEES « 3 WP.* fended \u2018 there, graduating in journalism.For some time she contemplated Ullaine Malloy Thrills Crowds 'At Belmont Park Gasps of fear and cries of admiration greet the aerial exploits of pretty young Ullaine Malloy, whose brilliant feats on the trapeze are currently thrilling thousands at.newly-apened Belmont Park.Featured in the Park\u2019s policy of free outdoor attractions, Miss Malloy performs twice daily, at 5 p.m.\u2019and at 11 p.m.Each time her performance presents the\" highlight of the day.Known as \u201cVenus of the Air\u201d to thousands in the United States who have witnessed her spine-chilling aerial acrobatics, Ullaine Malloy comes to Belmont Park from a long series of engagements that began at the age of 17 when she joined the Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus.A season under that famous \u201cbig top\u201d established her reputation as a daring and brilliant performer, and for the following two years her act was featured with the equally famed Sells- Floto Circus, during which time she performed in nearly every large city of - America.However, but for the lure of the circus, Ullaine Malloy might have become\u2019 a newspaperwoman.She was born in Idaho and at- \u2018the State University the two - mutually ; exclusive careers and then decided in favor of the aerial trapeze, which had always been a hobby with her, Today her earlier training stands her in ggod stead - for \u2018she understands the language of the press and enjoys her interviews with newspapermen, But Miss Malloy is first of all sn athlete.She swims, rides and hunts.She enjoys riding best of all, and is an expert at jumping as well as skilled in amateur pola.: RICH TOP SOILS Single Load \u2014 $3.00 Double Load \u2014 $5.00 Rock Garden Stones Sod, Ete.SNOWDON LANDSCAPE CO.* 5320 Dupuis EL.4202 \u2018presented.| Timmins, AT MONKLAND SATURDAY Cary Grant in \"Mr.Lucky,\u201d which, incidentally, is the picture in which Cary has been starred solo.As the personable gambler in this popular RKO Radio film, Mr.Grant has added another, and a novel, portrayal to his large gallery of screen portraits.Lovely Laraine Day.his leading-woman, shares the plaudits which have been universally showered on this story of high adventure In New York.THE EXAMINER.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 28th, 1948 For Fine Summer Lawns Attend to Fertilizing Now With really hot weather in the offing, it is time now to give the lawn its last feeding until fall.The best lawn fertilizer is one that is high in nitrogen, with good support, but lower percentages, of both phosphorus and potash.The nitrogen is the chemical responsible for sturdy leaf growth and that is what is wanted from grass.It is possible this year to buy once more the lawn fertilizers that are made with organic as well as inorganic nitrogen.These aïe superior to inorganic ones be- causé, while the chemical nitro- \u2018| gen\" (inorganic) gives a quick response in growth, it is the organic (made from animal or plant matter) nitrogep that sustains the grass for the long summer time.It gives out its salts slowly, as rain and weather conditions cause it to decompose.Fertilize Carefully Just plain organic fertilizers are fine for the lawn too, particularly at the very end of June.These include cotton seed meal, soybean meal, dried blood, tank- age and the like.Some of them are available in certain localities this year, others have still to came back on the market.A light sprinkling of fertilizer Betty Speirs-Peter Miller Show of Shows Successful The Betty Speirs-Peter Miller \u2018Show of Shows\u2019 lived up to its title Thursday last when before a capacity audience the annual Springtime Dance Revue was Beginning with the baby classes in \u2018Mickey Mouse's Birthday Party\u2019 to the senior and exhibition presentations ev- -erything was in the smooth and clever manner usually associated with this show.As Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse, Hea- \u2018ther Goad and Susan Mendel- sohn were the \u2018life of the party\u2019 and were ably supported by Shirley Birrell, Jill and Mary ; Barbara Ann.Pringle and Marjory Klein, while in the ballet roles those outstanding were Joane Miller, Louise Bis- sonnette, Virginia Connors, Sandra Van Der Haeghe and Su- anne Moseley.Colour was added by Dorothy Mendelsohn and.Marion Bedonkean in a Gypsy number.The antics of the -babies, in- -cluding the .unrehearsed interludes, won the audience completely and made them receptive for a fine junlor variety programme which starred Emily Distinctive\u2014 .- for beauty and comfort C.H.Petch & Sons Ltd.973 St.Antoine Street MA.2973 \"Canvas Goods of Distinction since 1909\" Judith Bennett, and Beverley Ann Robertson, Beverley Calvert Gilbert.Special mention is made of in which this young lady displayed talent which promises big things for the future.Marion Grant and Joyce Atterbury were to the fore with smart solos while the tap dancing of the classes.was a revelation.The hit of the evening was undoubtedly an Irishman of three years of age who sang and danced to his own \u2018and the audience\u2019s huge enjoyment.As the revue moved along we were treated to some fine work by the soloists Carroll Guerin, Eu- son, we have yet seen.Teachers Perform .When the seniors took the stage the honors certainly went to Peter Miller and Therese Daly for a lovely vocal duet followed by a brilliant Exhibition Waltz, which received an ovation and deservedly so, Here -the two teachers gave pupils and audience alike a perfect example of stage presence and showmanship.Mr.Miller immediately followed with & ballroom demonstration in Tango, Foxtrot, Waltz and Rumba with Lorraine Harris, a very personable | young lady.- e Space\u2019 \u2018does not permit the mentioning of \u2018all \u2018names but \u201cLes Sylphides\u201d ballet, by the senjor group and Exhibition Waltz \u201cby the juniors were excellent as was the spectacular finale in which the entire ensemble danced Miller's celebrated 'Time Step Routine.\u2019 Harold Morris at the.Concert Grand was a tower of strength.In closing we would add that Betty Speirs, Peter Miller, their assistants and pupils have never excelled this recital.PAULETTE SELLS ART Paulette Goddard, star of Paramount's \u201cHazard\u201d, is gelling portions of her collection of pre- Columbian Mexican art.The collection consists of sculptures completed before Christopher Co- lumbug hit the beach in 1492.KEEPS IN SHAPE Alan Ladd, starred in Para- mounts \u201cWhispering Smith\", hasn't forgotten the skills he learned when he was a studio laborer.He keeps fit by doing all of the construction work at \u2018his Hidden Valley ranch, Sheila Edwards for \u2018The Swan\u2019, | nice Newall, Emily Ann Robert | Sheila Edwards and Mary | Blicksted, which was the best | at this time of year is ample.If you own a fertilizer spreader, make the necessary adjustment in the openings so that the material is just able to go through and will not pour out.This brings up the matter of fertilizer spreaders.If you don't already own one, it is a good investment to make.Not only can fertilizer be put on the.lawn evenly and rapidly, by just loading and pushing the spreader, but grass seed and screened compost from your own compost pile are also handled by this versatile tool.Water Thoroughly There are all prices of spreaders, some with the hopper made of cardboard cost only about $2, the large size metal spreaders costing $10 or $12.And there are all kinds of sizes in between these two in price.If you want to keep it looking just so, a spreader is a big help.After the fertilizer is spread, do be sure to water the lawn well, not PAGE THIRTEEN just sprinkle it.This water washes the fertilizer down around the grass roots and the soil, so that any soluble chemicals will be absorbed by the soil.And then, to complete the lawn care required for this season of the year, reset your lawn mower so it cuts at least an inch and a half, better two inches, high.Your lawn is probably largely composed of bluegrass, if it is a sunny lawn.Bluegrass has a dormant or resting period in the heat of summer, therefore growth slows greatly.To keep the lawn looking well and healthy it is necessary to stop, close clipping, for the bluegrass just won't take it.The two- inch setting is probably as high as your lawn mower will go.The grass may not look quite as trim when it is allowed to grow this high, but it will stay a lot greener and come out of, the summer heat in a lot better shape if left that little bit longer.THE EARLY BIRD Agnes: \u201cHow did you stop your husband from staying out late at his club?\u201d Jane: \u201cWhen he came in late, I called out in a nice,sweet voice, \u2018Is that you, Jack?' and my husband\u2019s name is Tom.\u201d FLOWERS Garden Plants MONTREAL GREENHOUSES AND NURSERIES 4509 COTE DES NEIGES ROAD TELEPHONE AT.1125 red), Chive Roots, etc.\" STURDY, HEALTHY PLANTS IN GREAT VARIETY MOST VARIETIES OF FLOWERS | 2 Dozen 75; 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H \u201cTHIS' THING CALLED LOVE,\u201d with ROSALIND RUSSELL, o INGRID BERGMAN in \"ADAM HAD 4 SONS.\" Mi REVIVAL TONIGHT - \"ESCAPE IN THE DESERT.\" SA United.Ciheatne NES : (St.Catherine at Chomedy) s Starting * \u2014SATURDAY \u2014 ce Starts SATURDAY ! \u2018| \u2014 , A THE PRIZE-WINNING NOVEL OF By Popular and A HEADSTRONG GIRL WHO STEALS THE MAN HER SISTER ; LOVES] : Demand .A United Theatre (Monkland at Girouard Ave.) AT THE AVENUE SATURDAY! Paul Henreid and Bette Davis in a dramatic moment from the pic., ture \"Now Voyager\" which will be shown at the Avenue Theatre start.FT ee POTREET ~ = mt À LANA TURNER (gr oy VAX DONNA RCRARD Jeg _L HEFLIN «REED « HART AS AU) Frank More + Etnopioree 00 Bye ley Wily + Engieakl Ouen « Sis Compas Second Attraction! \"Two Blondes and A Redhead\" A GAY MUSICAL MYSTERY! Jean Porter Jimmy Lloyd © Judy Clark ing Saturday until Tuesday! \u201cMr.Lucky\u201d and \u201cThe Fallen Mr.Lucky\u201d, Cary Grant's new starring film for RKO Radio, tells what happens when a self-made gambler clashes with a Manhattan socialite.Around this theme the picture builds an unusual story of romance, scheming and conflict that is said to make it one of the most entertaining vehicles of the season.The two principals meet.Grant, trying to promote a bankroll so he can take his luxurious gambling boat to South American waters.is also dodging by posing as another man.Laraine Day, the Park Avenue girl, is endeavoring to raise $100,000 for Relief, Inc., so a cargo of medical supplies can be sent overseas.The reliet workers are planning a charity dance to obtain part of their money.Grant seeing his op- Our Prices! Week Day Matinees 26; Evenings, Holidays and Sunday 42; Prov.Taxes Included! Matinee .An Outstanding Love Story! 9° DETTE DAS as the woman who meets her match in .from the bestselling novel by the author of \u201cStella Dallas\u201d.\"Don't pity me .© in our moment together | found the joy that most women can only dream of!\" .,.Last showing of Charles Dickens captivating story \"NICHOLAS NICK.LEBY* starring Sir Cedric Hardwicke, Derek Bond and Sally Ann Howe.Last Complete Show | Starts at 8:45 p.m.Starts SATURDAY at the (Healthfally Air Conditioned) DVENVE Greene Ave.above St.Catherine Telephone WE.4948 Sparrow\u201d At Monkland, Sat.portunity, tries to persuade them that a gambling concession on the side, operated by his men, will bring them the whole hundred thousand in one evening.He doesn\u2019t tell them that hé intends to abscond with the entire receipts.However, Fate takes a hand in the affair, and as Grant and Miss Day find themselves becoming more and more interested in each other, unforeseen complications arise.The whole film provides Grant with what is probably his finest and most colorful role to date.The outcome is as exciting as it is unexpected.Charles Bickford, Gladys Cooper, Henry Stephenson and Alan Carney, head the supporting cast of the David Hempstead production.H.C.Potter directed, from the screenplay by Milton Holmes and Adrian Scott.Second Feature \u201cThe Fallen Sparrow\u201d, RKO Radio offering which comes to the Monkland Theatre, Saturday, with Maureen O'Hara and John Garfield in the stellar roles, js the sort of movie that tempts .one to describe it in superlatives.It's as thrilling a story of hard- boiled love - making, clever detective work and perilous adventure as the screen has served up for a long time.Its absorbing escape entertainment, calculated to make the spectator forget his troubles and sure, at intervals, to make his hair stand on end! The locale is New York City, the time, before our entry into World War II.But the plot really begins with hero Garfield's soldiering for the Loyalists in Spain's civvil war, and unwittingly picking a feud wth Hitler over a battle standard which he hides to prevent its capture by Fascists.Its Herr Hitler's whim, to have the flag, but Garfield's only hope of survival is to avoid telling, even under torture in prison, where it is.If he tells, he knows he will be killed.After two years of imprisonment, he is allowed to escape.As the picture opens, he is returning to New York City, to avenge the murder of a friend who, he thinks, was killed for arranging his get-away.From the first he suspects that the agents are not through with him, and are thinking up a scheme to make him reveal where he has hidden the flag.Soon he realizes their presence | among New York\u2019s crowd of refugees, and recognizes part of their new scheme against him as the use of feminine allure, He suspects three beautiful women \u2014 Miss O'Hara, Martha O'Driscoll and Patricia Morison \u2014 of being in league with his deadly enemies.By way of finding out if this is true, he makes hard-boiled love to all three, Another friend of the hero's is murdered, and events move swiftly to an action-packed climax in which the hero traps his foes before they can spring an unescap- ing trap upon him.Suspense is sustained right up to the surprise ending.Garfield is ideally cast.Miss O'Hara never had a better role and the other two girls, Walter f Never before have so many requested the return\u2019 of these 2 outstanding hits, that we are happy to pre- » sent them once again for your enjoyment.FOR ROMANCE - - COMEDY - DRAMA WITH A SUPERB CAST OF STARS These Two Features Have Everything \\ spring C G Charles BICKFORD Here's the lift you're longing for! Romance with the zing © .as a lucky guy wit nothing to lose meets a gir has everything .GR A NT \u2018Mr.Lucky\u2019 WITH LARAINE DAY > Alan CARNEY - Henry STEPHENSON \u201cfallen, WALTER SLEZAK + PATRICIA MORISON who .but love! ARY - Gladys COOPER , MARTHA O'DRISCOLL Screen Play by Warren Duff Produced by Robert Fellows Directed by Richard Wallace ONAL LL ll tilda ddd Tw.Outstanding Hits | ; B| Return! (Fe ; PAGE FIFTEEN made \u201cGentleman's Agreement\u201d the most provocative story of these times.MAY 28th, 1948 is said to emerge on the screen with all the terrific suspense and gripping drama that has THE EXAMINER.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, STEN LAIR TODAY and SATURDAY! \u201cGREEN DOLPHIN STREET,\" with Lana A DOUBLE 1 Tur nd Van Heflin.Also \"THE HEADER! CRIMSON KEY.\" with Doris Dow- Miss Ullaine ling and Kent Taylor.MALLOY and DON COLLEANO Afternoon \u2018Com pelling drama of a man who found mastery over Men's lives .over wo- mens hearts .but never mastered his Dance to the AT THE SNOWDON SATURDAY! own ! Gregory Peck and Dorothy McGuire play lead roles in the Academy Award Winning Picture \"Gentleman's Agreement\u201d which storts Saturday at the Snowdon Theatre.Based on the sensational and provo- Music of ELLIS MeLINTOCK #40 apt AP YOU STILL CAN! \u2014BUT HURRY] DON'T DELAY-GRAB \"EM NOWI The Forum, Hymean's Cigar Store Prices $1.75 - $1.50 - $1.25 .95 (Tox is Included) (For Rotary Club of Montreal Welfare Work) for - ; mbole Koss) 3 OF UPROARIOUS FUN @ FORUM Saturday May 29th cative best-seller by Laura Z.Hobson, the picture also stars John Gar- field and Celeste Holm.Following on the heels of unprecedented acclaim that marks it as one of the most exciting and important motion picture entertainments of recent years, \u201cGentleman's Agreement\u201d opens Saturday at the Snowdon Theatre.The film stars Gregory Peck, Dorothy McGuire and John Garfield, and was directed by Elia Kazan from Moss Hart's screen adaptation of the widely discussed best-seller by Laura Z.Hobson.There was never any question in mind as to the choice for the film\u2019s central character, the crusading magazine writer, Phil Green.In describing him in her novel, Miss Hobson practically puts the finger on Gregory Peck: \u201cHe was in his thirties, tall .with an intelligent, decent face.Eyes and hair were dark .there was a quiet about him, an absence of aggression, yet there was no diffidence in his voice or manner.\u201d The part gave Peck his most challenging role and heaviest acting schedule to date.Dorothy McGuire was assigned the complex role of Kathy, whose romance with Phil is threatened by something which, despite all her understanding and love, she cannot comprehend before it is almost too late.The role of Dave Goldman, who understands only too well the cause of Phil and Kathy's difficulties, went to John Garfield, who considers this the most important role of his career, \u201calthough he does not appear until the film is almost two- thirds over.Others in the outstanding cast include Celeste Holm, as vivacious fashion writer; Revere as Phil's liberal and understanding mother; June Havoc as Phil's tortured and confused secretary; Albert Dek- ker as the fighting liberal mag- Anne azine editor; Jane Wyatt as Kathy's \u201ccountry club set\u201d sis- UL 22777727 MMA AMIISISUIIISISII III ASSIS III VIII S IS IV I LES IIS IS VIVII VIII ddds: MONKLAND THEATRE SATURDAY, MAY 29th at 10 a.m.A Real Treat For The Kiddies! On Our Stage THE CHILDREN'S THEATRE Presents \u201cSNOW WHITE and the SEVEN DWARFS\u201d Directed by DOROTHY DAVIS and VIOLET WALTERS LA \u201cGentleman's Agreement\u201d Widely Hailed Film, Snowdon Saturday the.(lliliiililiddiiidiiiiididid ddd ddd dl 7 ter; and Dean Stockwell as Tommy Green.As the millions | who read the book know, \u2018Gen: | tleman\u2019s Agreement\u201d is the story of Phil Green, young, crusading feature writer, and of the exciting challenge and adventure he experienced when he undertook to do a daring and com- placency-shattering series of articles.Determined to tackle his subject from the inside out, | Phil assumes an amazing masquerade.Driven by a passion no woman could understand, he is catapulted into a world he never knew, but stubbornly pursues his course although to the one woman he loves it spells the destruction of their romance.The startling things he discovers; what befalls his family; and how he is forced to choose between his conscience and Kathy THE GLORIOUS ADVENTURE STORY OF A HORSE WITH GREAT FIGHTING HEART! \u201cnsc NWTHONY QUINA Katherise OE WILLE - Elyse ox oucKy proved UIE o KANE, RICHM ON OLSEN.(Decarie Blvd.at Snowdon Jnct.) Telephone WA.5717 Starts SATURDAY For One Week! One Burning Problems Into The Open With Heast- Rending Droma! Of \u201cOur Democracy's Is Brought MAI To LA TL BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR! ELIA KAZAN - BEST DIRECTOR! CELESTE HOLM - BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS! Selected Shorts As Added Entertainment including \"TWENTY YEARS OF ACADEMY AWARDS\" Highlights Of Academy Award Presentations! at Showing TODAY! RONALD HOWARD, Son Of Immortal Leslie Howard, in the gay and fresh British comedy \"WHILE THE SUN SHINES,\" with Barbara White.All Seats (tax incl.) 50\u20ac Last Complete Show Starts at 8:40 p.m.Tickets On Sale At Box Office RM MAMMA AAA MAMA MMA AM MAMMA AE) A A UY RZ 2 2 2200777 I M MAMA M MAMA MMA pee PAGE SIXTEEN THB EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 28th, 1948 ASCENSION HUNTING FOR HITTERS Local Fastballers Reported Interested In Emmett Jones The fastball grapevine would have you believe that Kevin Kennedy's Ascension ball nine are conducting an intensive search for players who can put a few dents in the old apple.For the local lar- rigans, after winning their opener against Steinberg\u2019s in smart fashion way back on May 9, have dropped three straight.And the chief cause of all the trouble has been a woeful lack of power at the plate.The Westmounters are now embedded in the Snowdon League cellar.They are reported interested in the services of Emmett Jones, burly right-handed hurler who saw considerable service with St.Augustine's last summer both on the mound and in the outfield.Emmett, now in the twilight of his athletic career, is a dangerous man at the plate.Last summer he connected safely his first ten official times at bat.If the locals can persuade the big fellow to join their forces, hey'll really have a long ball hitter worthy of the name.The spies tell me, too, that the boys are after a couple of players who operated in the East End League last season.One thing seems reasonable certain: Kennedy'\u2019s men need strengthening.THREE DEFEATS Here's the bad news, all in one paragraph: Monday night at Tren- holme Park Ernie Mundey's Hampton Food nine hammered out a 19-6 win over the locals.Roger Bourassa was tagged with the loss .Sunday night at N.D.G.Park St.Augustine\u2019s eked out a 1-0 win over Ascension.This was one the locals should have won \u2014 and would have had they been able to get their hits when they were most needed.The locals left a total of 11 men on base compared to the pix left stranded by the Saints.Gerard Lecavalier was charged with the loss on this one although he allowed a scant six hits, half of them of the scratch variety, and fanned 13 .Saturday afternoon at N.D.G.Park Thrift knocked out a 6-1 win over the locals with Paul Laurin hurling two-hit ball for the grocers.Bourassa went the route for the losers.COMING UP This week\u2019s games in the Snow- don Senior Fastball League are as follows: Tonight at N.D.G.Park: Thrift vs St.Augustine.Sunday afterncon at Macdonald Park: Ascension vs Thrift; St.Augustine's vs St.Malachy\u2019s.Sunday night at N.D.G.Park: Hampton vs Ascension, Monday night at Trenholme Park: Steinberg\u2019s vs Hampton, Wednesday night at Macdonald Park: Steinberg's vs Thrift.Kings Lead In Pee Wee Loop Municipal Softball League for City of Westmount standings : PEE WEE \u201cA\u201d W.L.Pts Kings .cee 2 1 4 St.Leo's .vo.2 1 4 Roslyn .1 0 2 Queens (2) .1 2 2 Queens .oO 2 0 PEE WEE \u201cC\u201d W.L.Pts.Kings .2 0 4 Eagles .1 0 2 Queens .0 1 0O St.Leo's .0 2 0 BANTAM W.L.Pts.Bums .2 0 4 Falcons .eee.21 4 Queens .\u2026.\u2026.1 0 2 Ubangies .,.1 1 2 Kings .\u2026 1 0 Cubs .0 1 0 Tornadoes .0 2 0 SENIOR W.L.D.Pts.Postmen .2 1 0 4 W.P &F.1 0 1 3 Mounted .1 0 0 2 Western .1 1 0 -2 400 .\u2026.6 1 1 1 Yard vs.0 2 60 O Happiness comes quicker when sr Rainy Weather Postpones Many Local Ball Tilts weather all League suffered a great deal.postponed games on Monday and Wednesday evenings; team managers will be notified when a decision has been reached.tures for the week commencing May 27th.Senior May 27 \u2014 Mounted vs W, P.& F., 400 vs Yard.June 1 \u2014 Postmen vs Mounted, W.P.& F, vs Western.June 8 \u2014 400 vs Western, Yard vs Mounted.Bantam May 26 \u2014 Ubangies vs Queens, Falcons vs Cubs.May 28 \u2014 Cubs vs Kings.May 29 \u2014 Kings vs Cubs June 2 \u2014 Ubangies vs Cubs.Pee Wee \u201cA\u201d May 27 \u2014 Roslyn vs St.Leo's, Queens vs Queens (2) May 28 \u2014 Queens vs Roslyn.May 29 \u2014 Kings vs St.Leo's, Queens vs Queens (2).May 31 \u2014 Kings vs Queens.June 1 \u2014 Kings vs Roslyn.Pee Wee \u201cCG\u201d May 31 \u2014 Eagles vs St.Leo's.June 2 \u2014 Queens vs Eagles.June 3 \u2014 Kings vs Eagles.It is still hoped to form an open municipal senior softball league.Entrance fee for the league will be thirty dollars a team.Intending entrants should contact Recreation Supervisors at 150 Hallowell Avenue or phone FI.6975.Kinsmen Classic Set For June 26 Boys of the West End and Verdun will have a chance to participate in Montreal's first soap-box derby since before the war, when the Kinsmen Coaster Classic takes place on June 26th.This year, boys between the ages of 9 and 16 are eligible to compete in the race, sponsored by the Montreal Kinsmen Club, The question of weight is such an important one to the boys who are building their motorless racers, that it deserves special consideration in any discussion of planning The rules specify that the combined weight of the racer and the boy driving it cannot exceed 250 pounds.Boys who have built racers in the past have found that while a heavier car will pick up speed faster, a lighter car will get off to a quicker start.When a racer has been completed, the car must pass the Inspection Committee.This committee checks to see that every car abides with the rules regarding steering and brakes, making sure that the car is safe.Boys who are building racers and have not applied to P.O.Box 915, Place D\u2019Armes, Montreal, for entry, must do so right away, s0 the name may be placed on file, application completed, and the ra- Due to the sudden burst of bad schedules It is hoped to play most of the Municipal Softball League fix- \u201cT® DAwWra Nippy Jones STACKS CARDS Nippy Jones made good ot first base.That enabled the Cardinals to return Stan Musial to the outfield, and obtain Ralph LaPointe STAMP CLUB The Westmount Stamp Club held their regular weekly meeting in the Victoria Hall on Thursday evening, May 20th, Despite seasonal outdoor attractions the attendance at this popular club shows no sign of decreasing.Only two more meetings of the current season remain and members are nrged to make a special effort to wind up the season with a full attendance.\u2018The next regular meeting on June 3rd, for accommodation reasons, will be open to members only.The following week, June 10th, will be the last meeting of the present season and a further announcement will be made in these columns next week.Competitor Interest In Caledonian Games Wide The games section of the Cale edonian Society reports that ine terest in the Caledonian games, which will be held Saturday at C.N.Recreation Grounds in Lachine, is back around prewar level.Entries are on a consider ably heavier scale than for past two years, both for highland games and track and events, and are coming in from out of town sections as far removed as Hamilton, London and Buffalo to the West and Quebec City to the East.With the earlier date for the Games this year, prior to breaking up of schools, a much greater ine terest in junior events is antie cipated.WESTMOUNT 4226 St.Catherine St.W.Radio and Electrical Engineers Specializing in RADIO REPAIRS and SERVICE ELECTRONICS WE.5908 (Near Greene Ave.) BODY WORK and PAINTING The Oldest Representative For Plymouth \u2014 Chrysler \u2014 Fargo At the Service of all Local Car Owners fer Any Make of Car Courteous Service \u2014 Reasonable Prices Quotations Without Obligation .MECHANICAL REPAIRS ANN WA.2761-2 as Infield insurance in the deal 372 VICTORIA AVE.WESTMOUNT i sending Dick Sisler to the Phillies.- * * dl.Cr mmm sor or mm pie you are too busy | to look for it.| cer classified and inspected.oA A 47 a - nS RS oO Tr THE LINEMAN One of a hardy, indispensable army of men\u2014 men who keep vital electrical energy surging through countless miles of transmission lines to Canadian homes and industries\u2014men who untiringly, without thought of personal safety, fight to keep the lines \u201cup\u201d through every mood of weather, Men like this, some of Canada\u2019s finest, are in the public's service\u2014at your service.DAWES BLACK HORSE BREWERY SLACK WORSE BREWERY MONTREAT 55 ESYASLISHED 2017 À i \u2018 field .- \"sm Bp TE» aR to Le As THE EXAMINER.WESTMOUNT.FRIDAY.MAY 28th, 1948 ted TN NN FANS DON'T LIKE DODGER NOSE-DIVE That stormy petrel of the American baseball scene, Brooklyn, is back at it again, with the countless Flatbush fans and Dodger supporters throughout the nation demanding something in the way of an improvement in the fortunes of the slumping Brooklyn baseball team, Basically, the Dodgers still have the same fine team that won them the National League pennant and carried the New York Yankees to seven games in last year's World Series.They still have the same catching and pitching, the latter considerably strengthened by the acquisition of Preacher Roe, a top southpaw from the Pittsburgh Pirates.Their brightest star is rookie Preston Ward at first base, while the rest of their infield is better than last year.They have Jackie Robinson, Pee Wee Reese, and Billy Cox, and such other talented performers as Johnny Jorgenson, Arky Vaughan and Eddie Miksis.Their outfield still has Pete Reiser, Carl Furillo, and Gene Hermanski, and an addition is strong- hitting Dick Whitman, last year with the Royals, MIGHT BE LEO'S JOB IS SHAKY But still this ball club is not winning for high-paid Leo Durocher, probably the top-salaried man in his field, whereas it came through for old Barney Shotton, who got something like $10,000 for a pennant, If Mr.Darocher doesn\u2019t start to win pretty soon, he\u2019s going to find himself out of a job, for Brooklyn is notoriously impatient with a loser, and the sight of the Dodgers almost ten games back of their great rivals, the St.Louis Cardinals, is not a pretty one to any Flatbush supporter, You can't blame it all on Leo, though, for his pitching has been the worst in either league.Ralph Branca, 21-game winner from last season, has fallen down miserably, and the rest of the staff has likewise been unreliable.Probably the biggest individual disappointment has been.Hugh Casey, ex-ace reliever, who has been ineffective all season Jong.ALUMNI ARE NEMESIS FOR BROOKS Then, you can bet that Leo and his boss, Branch Rickey, are none too happy over the continuing success of their castoffs, including Stan Rojek, Dixie Walker, Eddie Stevens, and Kirby Higbe, who have helped the Pirates into the first division, after the Bucs\u2019 dismal finish last year.Then, every time the Brooks play in Boston it is little Eddie Stanky who stars in the game, and this Rickey castoff is the chief reason why the Braves are in third place.SWEEP BY CARDS HURT MOST But the finishing blow came last week, when the large, confident Cardinals blew into Flatbush, and swept a three-game series with the Brooks.But the rub is the way in which the Cards did it.They won the first game 4-2, but went on to make a shambles of the next two contests, and their three game totals were 31 runs and 40 hits.Stan Musial led the assault with 11 for 15, and drew more cheers than the whole Dodger team did together.In this series, a Brooklyn ball club was booed for the first time since the Dodgers\u2019 dismal seventh place finish in 1943.It must have brought, back memories to Branch Rickey, who -and Thursdays, the pool will be \u2018'nings at-8 p.m.has never been any too popular in Brooklyn, and must have given Leo Durocher \u2014 the man on thé\u2018spot \u2014 à new feeling \u2014 a feeling of apprehension for the first time since he came to Brooklyn in 1939.Full Day Air Show Includes Race Mtl.\u2014Ottawa Return By Jet Planes A mammoth Air Show, combining spectacular flying by R.C.A.F.personnel and ground exhibits by the Air Force and civil airline operators, will be jointly sponsored by the Montreal Board of Trade and the R.C.A.F.to mark Air Force Day, Saturday, June 12th, at R.CAF.Station, St.Hubert, it is announced by V.G.Bartram, Chairman of the Board's Aviation Section, K.R.Swinton, Chairman of the Aviation Section\u2019s Air Education Committee, has, been appointed head of a special committee, composed of members of the R.C.AF: and the Board of Trade, to make arrangements for the Air Show.Admission will be free and the public will have an opportunity ofx- seeing how the R.C.A.F.works and lives as well as viewing many aspects of the operations of commercial airlines.The day-long Air Show will start at 10 a.m.and will present formation and aerobatic flying, simulated bombing attacks, parachute descents and a Montreal- Ottawa return race between two Vampire jet planes.Precision drill by Royal Canadian Air Cadets, band concerts and special exhibits are some of the added attractions of the day.In the event of unfavourable weather the Air Show will be postponed to Sunday, June 13th.Members of the Committee for the Air Show are: K.R.Swinton, Chairman, Andre Bachand, F/L Monty Berger, J.H.Bowen, H.J.Canvin, Frank Coates, W.G.Conrad, J.Crandall], T.C.Davis, G.H.Dixon, W.Ducap, Robt.Forster, W/C Frank Grant, D.S.0., D.F.C., J.Hogenkamp, W/C Claude Hebert, D.F.C, Gorman Kennedy, M.C., J.Middleton, F/L K.R.Patrick, O.B.E., Stan Phillips, D.E.Pope.W/C Baxter Richer, D.F.C.Pope, W/C Baxter Richer, D.F.C, C.T.Russell, J.L.Scholefield, George Sellars Weed Sprayers Must Be Cleaned Reports of damage done by residues of 2,4D weed killers left in sprayers and then unknowingly used on flowering plants or vegetables is garden news of great importance, There are two possible precautions which may be taken to prevent such a happening in your garden, The first is to buy a second sprayer, cheaper if necessary, and te use it for 2,4D spraying only.The second is a thorough cleaning of your one and only sprayer after every use of 24D sprays by the S.Layton, S/L D.G.Mylloy; D.F.following method: first.clean the Y Notes June 1st will see the opening of our active summer program for young adults.A number of applications have been received for summer membership, and plans for a full month of June have been laid.Members and friends of the Westmount Y.M.C.A.will find something old and something new for them to do during the next thirty days.To start with, a \u201cTrip to Nowhere\u201d has been organized and tickets are being sold to those who wish to be sure of a seat on the evening of June 1st.The bus will leave the Y.M.C.A.at 8 p.m.| Be sure that you don't miss the! bus.Then on Mondays, Wednesdays open for mixed swimming from 9 to 10 p.m.The Thursday session will be the first part of the Weekly Splash Parties with dancing following the swimming.| | Bridge as usual on Monday eve- Softball is planned for Friday evenings at 7 p.m.Meet at the Y.M.C.A.at that time and we will have a diamond ready for you to run around.Mixed teams are planned for \u2014 there will be room for you.\u201cLadies Only\u201d in the swimming pool on Mondays and Thursdays from 7.30 to 8.30 p.m.Here is your opportunity to learn to swim, ladies.\u201cKeep Cool In The Pool!\u201d Tomorrow's movie at the West- mount Y.M.C.A, is \u201cGentleman from Texas\u201d, starring Johnny Mac Brown.Movie commences at 1.30 p.m.and is open to boys and girls in the membership and their friends.Mr.Blackstock, Assistant Director of the McGill department of physical education will give an opening address entitled \u2018Leadership & Service\u201d, at the Leadership and Service Conference to be held at the Westmount \u201cY\u201d on Sunday, commencing at 2 p.m.Invited to this Conference, sponsored by the Westmount Y.M.C.A.Boys\u2019 Work Committee under the Chairmanship of Mr.J.G.Atkinson, are members of the executive of the nine teen-age clubs affiliated with the Westmount Y.M.C.A.and Volunteer Leaders who are serving actively in carrying on the Boys\u2019 Program.Various discussions on the offices of the President, the Vice- President, Secretary and Treasurer Will be held.Volunteer leaders will explore a new plan for leadership recruitment and train- After the various groups have met a general list of recommendations will be submitted to the general meeting for action.The afternoon will conclude sprayer with kerosene, then use soapy water.Rinse with the kerosene once or twice, with the soapy water three or four times, and then with clear water twice.It takes all these rinses to really clease the sprayer\u2014and then one is not absolutely sure that all is well PAGE SEVENTEEN with a light refreshment, Members of the St.Henri Teen-Age Clubs affiliated with the Westmount Y.M.C.A.are going to Belmont Park this evening.\u2018Thanks to the courtesy of Mr.La- marre of the park, a special rate has been arranged for members of the Y.M.C.A.The group will meet at the Y.M.C.A.at 7.30 p.m.this evening.The Trianglettes will meet this Wednesday at 7.30 p.m.at the Y.M.C.A.Girls holding a social membership in the Y.M.C.A.are welcome to attend.The regular Saturday Dance, sponsored by \u2018\u2018\u2019Teen-agers\u201d will be held tomorrow evening.Members of the Y.M.C.A.are mailed guest passes each week with which they may invite a friend.There will be no guest passes issued at the Y.M, C.A.Tickets are now avallable for a \u201cTrip to Nowhere\u201d to be held Saturday, July 3rd.if Has Old Age Slowed Down Your Let us inspect them.A simple adjustment may be all thot is needed.Or, we have them.Drive in today.SERVES THE WEST END lAuromesLE (fl) c ovirmenT 4010 ST.CATHERINE ST.W.Corner Atwater \u2014 FI.4611 WINDSHIELD WIPERS replacement parts are necessary, Caledonian Society of Montreal (Games Section) Seniors 50c West Broadway, N.D.C.89TH ANNUAL .CALEDONIAN GAMES C.N.RECREATION GROUNDS (34th Avenue and Broadway) LACHINE Saturday, May 29th 1948, Highland Dancing and Bagpipe Competitions Track and Field Events Dancing Events, 1.30 p.m.\u2014 Field and Track Events, 2 p.m.CAMES SECTION MEMBERSHIP TICKETS \u2014 Juniors 15c (Admitting To Grounds) Information from R.Milne, 18 Murray Avenue, Greenfield Park; W.Houlton, 1476 Closse Street; D.S.Cameron, 47 Sixth Avenue, Ville St.Pierre; J.C.Whithers, 2499 SUMMER MEMBERSHIP June 1st to September 30th MEN $7.00 LADIES $5.00 BOYS $4.00 Swimming and Outdoor Program eee Fur Further Particulars | PHONE ELWOOD 1106 WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.4585 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST The purchase of a second sprayer is really the wiser plan.You, too, can be proud your son the learning how to drive fidence and reliability.Theoretical and LRUZON opportunity of in 5 easy lessons.Learners may be called for and returned to their homes.give with con- practical courses DRIVING SCHOOL Plateau 1122 «Tr 4001, Berri PAGE EIGHTEEN THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 28th, 1918 Lamprey Eels Are Threat To Our Fish Supply Great Lakes fishermen are a hardy even-tempered lot.But an eel-like two-foot long fish parasite is trying their patience.Catches are decreasing in number and many of the fish caught have large scar-holes in the sides of their bodies, \u2014tell-tale evidence that the bluish-colored sea lamprey has been at work.The lamprey grasps the side of the fish with a row of dangerous looking teeth inside its sucking mouth, works its way through the scales and drains the * blood.Number of pounds of lake trout ; [Ir you os.: LUNTEMAAT.aMPiothe VS, @ .you will need to secure a Form H.Permit from your bank, if you take with you more than $10 in United States funds, or more than a total of $25 in Canadian and United States funds.e To ensure that available United States dollars are distributed in a way that is fair to everyone, an annual travel ration of $150 U.S.per person for the 12 months between Nov.15, 1947 and Nov.15, 1948, has been established.In the case of children under eleven it is $100 U.S.\u2018 This caution is given for guidance of the public and to help avoid embarrassment at border points.Cane He i FOREIGN EXCHANGE CONTROL BOARD k OTTAWA Fez Ë on caught in Lake Huron, Georgian Bay and the North Channel fell from 3,797,975 in 1925 to 862,166 in 1945.Experimental work is being done to determine the abundance of sea lampreys, their life history and methods of control.But much work remains to be done.It is thought the lampreys originated in Lake Ontario, spread into Lake Huron through the Welland Canal in about 1921, Now they are appearing in .eastern waters of Lake Superior.Experts say apparently the only way to control them is by trapping in spawning grounds\u2014usual- ly a stream of clear, rapid water with a stony bottom.- Little Thessalon River, about 50 miles east of Sault Ste.Marie, Ontario, is the favorite spawning ground.Fact that none spawn in similar adjacent streams is an unsolved puzzle.Lake Ontario is a potential sup-\u2019 ply source and experiments aimed at control should be extended to this body of water.If any commercial use could be found for them, their numbers could be reduced by intensive fishing.Europeans are reported to consider them as delicacy but Canadians have not found them palatable.A Canadian canning plant canned some one time.The result was edible but at the same time more experiments were suggested.TRELLIS VINE Clematis Jackmani, a semi- hardy ornamental vine, is a trellis suggestion for home owners.The vine does best in a.sunny location but also thrives in partial shade.Plant Clematis in rich, well- drained soil and give it protection from wind.Strong winds whip the vines and injure the new growth, The Jackmani variety is the most widely planted.It bears many large violet-purple lowers throughout the summer and into autumn, While Clematis Jack- mani is sometimes killed by severe winter temperatures.it is beautiful enough to be worth that risk.It usually gives some bloom the first season.What a tame name spade 1s for a spade\u201d when dad is ordered to get busy in the garden.The parole system is what lets a criminal pay his debt to society on the installment plan.Quantity DR.BALLARD'S DOG FOOD Case of 48 cans ROSS MILLER'S KIBBLO 50 Ib.bag CAINE'S MEAL 25 Ib.bag | 357 VICTORIA AVE.$6.00 We Are Well Equipped To Take Care Of YOUR BIRD During Your Vacation See picture of our store elsewhere in this paper.If You Are Taking YOUR DOG To The Country With You, We Have The Following Foods In / + A $7.50 $3.15 #3 > Victoria Pet Supplies DE.5477 a Vacationists Warned Against Raw Milk Dangers The Health League of Canada has announced that as part of its year-round campaign to \u2018obtain .compulsory milk pasteurization legislation throughout the Dominion, it hopes this summer to enlist the aid of resort operators and vacationists.In a message to vacationists, the Health League requests them to make sure pasteurized milk is obtainable wherever they plan to spend their holidays, while resort operators are asked to make sure the milk they serve is pasteurized.It is pointed out to resort people that if a supply of the commercially pasteurized product is not available it is possible to make milk safe for human consumption by \u201chome\u201d pasteurization methods.The Health.League is of the opinion many urbain residents are so accustomed to regular delivery of pasteurized milk to their homes that they sometimes fail to realize\u2014or forget\u2014that raw milk exists, and that raw milk can contain dangerous disease bacteria which can cause such serious illness as bovine tuberculosis, typhoid and para-typhoid fever, undulant fever, diphtheria, scarlet fever and septic sore throat.Further, it is the belief of the Health League that once resort operators are really made aware of the dangers of raw milk they will put the health of their visitors before all other considerations and will make sure their milk supplies are pasteurized.On the other hand, as long as some vacationists neglect to insist on pasteurized milk there may be some resort operators who will continue to serve unpasteurized milk.However, if customer demand for safe milk becomes unanimous, the Health League says there soon won't be a resort in the nation which will serve anything but the pasteurized variety.When all static is eliminated from radios, crooners will be deprived of their last alibi.Make this a CANADIAN TRAVEL YEAR Canada offers infinite variety © SO MUCH TO SEE! © SO MUCH TO DO ! The Maritimes and their seaside Resorts Our great cities The Great Lakes Western Canada The Canadian Rockies The Pacific Coast Let us help you plan your trip Tickets Offices - 201 St.James St.West and Windsor Station, Phone Plateau 2211 locals 707 and 373.Canadian Gacific \u2018be bush or vine, its sap is al- Those who have suffered from an attack of poison ivy know how cruelly this plant can hurt those who touch it.Here's sound advice from safety officials: \u201cLearn to recognize thig plant\u2014 and leave it alone.Whether it ways dangerous.Remove it, and if you can't remove it\u2014don\u2019t touch it.You may well spoil your holidays, if you do! SUMMER RESORTS SUMMER RESORTS Au Petit Chateau ST.JOVITE STATION Where you eat and rest well Swimming pool, cocktail lounge, orchestra.Rates: $25 to $35 weekly.Daily: $4.50 to $5.50.Information: PL, 8387-8388 or Write Au Petit Chateau, St.Jovite Station, Que.Telephone 10.RESERVE NOW FOR RIPPLECOVE On Beautiful Loke Massawippi Ayers Cliff, Quebec 35 rooms with bath or running Water.Enjoy Good Fishing, Golf, Tennis, Boating, Canoeing, Ping-Pong Comfortable Beds.- Choice Cuisine Phone or write Ripplecove Inn Folders obtainable at all leading Travel Bureaus.Rock Cliff Inn MORIN HEIGHTS, QUE.FULLY LICENSED HOTEL 50 miles from Montreal, Route 11 to Piedmont, then turn left.On a private lake stocked with speckled troul, (fly fishing only), beautifully situated for privacy yet only ten minutes walk from station and village.Tennis, shuffleboard, swimming, boating, fishing, ping pong, dancing, etc.Excellent cuisine, Rates: $1.00 per day, double.Brida sulte, $5.00 per day.American Plan.Write for folder or phone 385, or Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.2773 Butternut Lodge WEST STE.ROSE 15 Miles from Montreal On Route 38, between Laval-sur-le-Lac and Ste.Rose The Ideal Place for n Restful Holiday.Luncheons 1.10 up - Fult Teas 60c Dinners 1.50 wp Served in the Open Air on Screened in Piazzas Miss Lucille Dutrisac, Proprietor For Reservations or Information Phone St.Eustache 621 - 12 or Monitor Vacation Bureau.WA.2773 Edgewater Lodge LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG Directly on the Beach Salmon fishing, safe bathing, boating, recreation hall ADULTS ONLY OPENING JUNE 12th Write Edgewater Lodge \u2014 Vale Perkins, Que.or phone Mansonville { R.4.Folders available at Monitor Vacation Bureau \u2014 WA, 2773.Gordonville Inn On the North River 40 miles from Montreal A cosy family hotel in the Lauren- tians.Swimming Pool, Large Piay- ground, Tennis, Boating, etc.Home cooked meals, pasteurized milk, children accepted.16 rooms.Rates: $21 weekly For Information, Phone + EXdale 1878 Camp Maupas VAL MORIN STATION, QUE.2 hours from Montreal by C.P.R.or Route 11 Ideal Vacation Recreation - Recuperation Physical Cuiture All Summer Sports Best French Cuisine Apply direct or Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.2773 LOG CABIN FOR SALE Most picturesque spot in the Laurentians, 57 miles from Montreal, Route 18, at Lake Pauze (12 miles above Rawdon), well furnished, good roads, year \u2018round bus service, fishing, hunting, skiing.Price $3,000 cash.For eppointment, call Day, DE.6944 \u201cRowan Bank\u201d VAL MORIN Ideally situated \u2018for an enjoyable and restful vacation Comfortable rooms, modern conveniences, English home cooking, close to lake and golf course.CHRISTIAN CLIENTELE Val Morin 467 r.2 or PI.2647 \u2014 after 7 Evening, CR.8630 p.m Monitor Vacation Burean, WA.27713 BUSINESS DIRECTORY REAL ESTATE PLUMBER ANDERSON JAMES GRIFFIN & SON REALTIES LIMITED Real Estate ) and PLUMBING and HEATING Business Brokers 313 Victoria Ave.Westmount Phone: WA.3369 INSURANCE CONTRACTORS 1661 St.Luke St.- Fitzroy 6235 NIGHT CALLS - Fitzroy 6180; J.C.Andrews Insurance Broker Specializing in Family Hospitalization Coverage 2092 NORTHCLIFFE AVE.© DEster 0109 USE EXAMINER WANT ADS FOR BEST RESULTS\u201d STE PAINTERS AND DECORATORS Residential, Commercial or Industrial Paperhanging - Spray Painting Interior & Exterior Painting Lagendyk Vissenga & Co.LIMITED Large Established Small EL.1040 Eetimates On Request 30 York Ave.Westmount Member: Business Association of Westmount THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 28th, 1948 \u2014 \u2014 The Westmount - E xaminer Classified Advertising \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlnut 2773x 10 WORDS 35¢ 2c for each additional word PLEASE PHONE YOUR ADS EARLY IN THE WEEK.NO ADS ACCEPTED AFTER 10.30 A.M.THURSDAY FOR CURRENT ISSUE «4 © VACUUM PAGE NINETEEN © REFRIGERATORS © WASHING MACHINES @ RADIOS CLEANERS ALWIN'S SALES - SERVICE - REPAIRS DE.8439 7 RESORTS-\u2014COUNTRY BOARD LAURENTIAN.CAMP Eagle's Nest, private, for children, ages 8 to 14; swimming, boating, sports, sandy beach, good meals, supervising, tralned nurse in charge, $14.00 weekly.For reservations and booklet write Mrs.E.Sonne, 1212 MacKay St., Phone FI.8038, S-50 12 APARTMENTS TO LET FOUR rooms, 2 baths, completely and well furnished, in Montreal, reasonable rent, 15th June to 15th September.Roferences.FI, 9457, S-52 20 ROOMS TO LET LARGE room, furnished or unfurnished, in Westmount.KL.5989.S-44 21 ROOMS WANTED YOUNG business man requires room with breakfast, reasonable.Write Box 334, c-o 2183 Hampton, 27a STORAGE TO LET BASEMENT to let, clean, dry.storare only, near Greene Avenue.FI.7977.- S-34 29 FOR SALE A.GENERAL CHINESE RUG 9 x 12, rich blue with border.Excel]- lent condition, $400.00.DE.7921.5-49 PORTABLE typewriter, Baby Hermes, \u2018WE, 3782, S-46 MEN'S golf clubs, 4, steel shafted.DE.3230.S-45 BOY'S and girl\u2019 sclothes, 6-9 years, including hand smocked dresses, .shorts, ete.Doll's carriage; child's bicycle.DE.7343.S-43 KHALABAR rug, §x 7, $75.00; walnut 4 poster double bed, spring and mattress, $25.00: gas kitchen stove, $10.00; white taffeta graduation dress, worn once, $25.00.FI, 3156.S-41 ELECTRIC stove, Gurney, 4 burners, ~- good condition, $75.00.DE.2285.S-40 RUG, 8x11, new; lumber adding machine, FI.9911, S-58 USED McClary gas stove, 4 burners, oven and broiler, good condition, $50.EL.8145.S51 FOUR attractive dinner dresses, 18, navy blue bolero suit, 14, afternoon dress, 18, all splendid condition, Call only Friday between 8-10 p.m.WA.3083.S-54 MOTORCYCLE, Whizzer, all equipped, perfect condition, bargain.EL.641 S-38 NEW and used radios, apartment size washing machine, Trade ins accepted.Apex Radio Service, 1343 Greene, WI.1472, S-33 BEDROOM SUITE, NEW Beautiful 7 piece -walnut finish, 2 tone, sacrifice $95.00.5820 Sherbrooke West, EL.3614.S-1 1942 HARLEY DAVIDSON motorcycle 45, price $450.00.WE.5554.s-2 1 ml C MA Collins FUNCRAL HOMC 5610 Sherbrooke St.W, DExter 1149 Modern Chapel \u201cHAMMOND\" ORGAN un Lire mme 29 FOR SALE A.GENERAL GIRL'S bicycle, good condition, EL.3640.McCLARY gas stove, # burners, high aven, broiler, pilot light, oven control, utensil drawer; white with grey and black trim, $30.00.WE, 1671 evenings.5-23 CHILDREN'S PHOTOGRAPHS Taken In your home; 12 different ple- tures, 4 by 3 Inches $5.00: copies 2ôc.Call S-26 McCullagh, LA.1721, S-12 UMBRELLAS Recovered, called for and delivered.DE .4505.S-8 CHESTERFIELD, NEW Spring tilled, 2 tone, 3 pieces, sacrifice $75.00, 5820 Sherbrooke West, EL.2614.S-3 NINE piece walnut dining room suite, $200.00.2068 Sherbrooke West, Apt.S-30 Dousræ bed with new mattress, good condition, $35.00.4147 Dorchester W., WI, 4220, S-2$ ELECT.REFRIGERATORS, NEW Modern 714 cu.ru.Fully guaranteed, Immediate delivery, $309.00.Limited quantity, 5820 Sherbrooke West, £L.3614.8-2 31 WANTED TO PURCHASE OLD pram to buy, or will exchange go-cart for same.WIS, 3782, 53-47 WICKER type go-cart wanted immediately.EL, 0552, $-35 ANTIQUE silver, china, paintings, furniture, figurines, vases, clocks, objet d' art purchased.Full value paid.Lyons, WI.5700.S-9 32 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED CLEANER wanted.Apply Manager Snowdon Theatre.5-48 COOK general for June 16th; 3 adults, in apartment, Phone WI.6642 belween 4-9 p.m.S-36 PART-TIME help wanted for light housework, 4-5 mornings a week, for one mouth only.WA.3904, S-42 $2 HELP WTD.\u2014FEMALE SALESGIRL, corsetry and lingerie, experience preferred but not essential.Madame Joel Ltd., 4888 Sherbrooke West.S-27 REFINED girl, nursery school training preferred, to assist with boy age 4.Sleep out.Part or full time.WI.0297.Vicinity Cedar and Clark.S-28 PART-TIME stenographer required for Manufacturer's Agent, Westmount, $30.00 per month plus over-time on accasion, 9-12 a.m.No Saturdays.Apply WI, 0671, 6-9 p.m.only.S-39 37 SITS.WANTED\u2014MALE FLOORS cleaned and polished, wall washing, painting, and furniture polishing.References.YO.1021, 8-17 41 DOMESTIC PETS VEVA ROBSON offers the smartest in trimming and washing, also delightful boarding Kennels for the convenience of your dog, For reservations phone LA.1322.5-20 DOGS clipped, trimmed, ete.Pets boarded.Winifred Steggall, EL.ee az PERSONALS 21 YEAR old French Canadian student would like to go out with charming and smart young English girl to get English and French conversation.Call J.P., EL.0031.5-37 Modern eating habits are partly responsible for crime, said a physician.Was he thinking of the soup Soloist?A traveler crossing the state of Nebraska from east to west is said to climb an average of 10 feet to the mile.FuneRrAL DiRECtORS dstablished 1840 A Chapel of Cathedral Beauty At your disposal without charge fm « Can eng | CROSSWORD PUZZLE Previous Puzzle Answer\u2014\u2014 \u2014\" TRADES AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS 20 WORDS 65c Additional Words 3 Cents Each NERD REDE ACROSS DOWN 19.Clump C'|RIC|EREL|OJWIE]R 1.Shout to 1.Kind of 21.Egress VIRIGIE|C JC [PIE]R]A] \u201d - 5.\u2014\u2014 Basin; fabric 24, Carry (30 GOoS.80 DECORATING region of 2.Constella- 26.Mimics SINOIR[1 INJGISIOIS] GCARPENTEY niecvAIñS F Germany tion 28.Sprinkles EIGIO1 IS TRF INIE Thoihas.l'or patnting and decorating, SIMIEILIL W Thomas.lEstimatles free.WI C4, 9.Melody 3.Single loop thickly DAR TEE NL Tho vs 10.The rise of achain 80.Knobofa KR re ETES ; ; RIABERIEIAIONIL]Y] JULIUS BUSSIERES.painter, con and fall of 4.Bodies of shield UIRMEWElD AIN tractor and decoratur, Inside and waters water - 31.Joins B[AIR[OINNHG|AlIS]F[E outside, first class work, Cal! let 3837, 11.Not filledin 5.Discolored 32.Narrow sinjofrirMdaimiaisis} | SIL 12.Maxim 6.Help 34 Let (geol.) WHT[E/0|S MMiAjo|E PROVENCHER & LAMER 14.Sioth 7.First man .Kind of , 15.Military 8.To gain daisy PAINTERS DECORATORS cap again 35.An open pie TORS, SPRAY PAINTINU, PAPER 17.Masculine 11.Apagan 38.A kind of 43.A stage HANGING 6794 DEN KRABRLIES ST.person god fabric direction UO.8764.8.14 18.Perform 13.Finishes 41.A fleshy, many.46.By way of JW MAJOR 20.Rational 16.Caress celled fruit 48.Tavern PAINTIN G, 22.Fish 23.Clumsy person 25.People of Texas 27.A dandy 29.Slope 30.Dairy product ' 33.Proof 36.Forward 37.Heroic 89.Chinese silk 40.À slight taste 42.Peel 44.Argent (abbr.) 45.A cooking apparatus 47.Live 49.Arabian prince 80.Liquid measure 81.Oceans 82.Spirit \u201cJamo Tag Day Opportunity To Help Crippled Children The citizens of Westmount and the west-end generally have long taken a keen interest in the School for Crippled Children.The plight of the child who is not free to play with his fellows, by reason of accident, disease or deformity, wring the heart of humanity, and humanity's heart is a big one.Citizens of Montreal generally will have the privilege of lending a helping hand to these youngsters Saturday, June 5, the: annual tag day of the School for Crippled Children.Every morning busses trdvel about Montreal picking up children to take them to this unique school, capped in various ways physically, the children are unable to attend normal classrooms, but without fee and without regard to race, creed or color they are welcomed to the School for Crippled Children.Normal Schooling At the school they are given wholesome food, taught ordinary school subjects and special additional ones to help them when the time comes for them to earn their living.Too, they have all the benefits of special medical treatment, \u201cHandicapped but Happy\u201d might well be the motto of the youngsters.The word \u201ccrippled\u201d is never mentioned in the school, the children consider themselves as going to school like other youngsters to learn their lessons and learn to be better citizens.Not one child from the school has ever grown up to go on relief, and many of them today have responsible jobs in Montreal industry and commerce.It is only with the help of the citizens as a whole however, that this work can continue, i The School for Crippled Child- which is on Cedar avenue.Handi- ren is the oldest Institution of its kind on the continent.The annual tag day, June 5, is the only appeal, with the exception of a Christmas letter to a few interested friends of the scheel.The annual operating cost is $60,000 and the governors are hopeful that last year's tag day goal of $20,000 will be topped by a wide margin this year.Douglas Bremner is president of the school and H.P.Wheatley \u2018 executive director and governor.Miss S.T.Rountree is headmistress, Miss H.D.McNiece, principal emeritus and governor, and Dr.Harry Stern, visitor.Governors are Willard Mace, Frank J.Kelland, D.B.Ross, William Ash- worth and John P.Harrison.Aren't husbands who rebe) at the price of women\u2019s hats failing to consider their entertainment value?Women who go in for heavy cosmetics to make their given age sound plausible are just making up for lost time.PAPER-MANGING PLASTERING, FIRST CLASS M .EXTRA CLEAN WORKIIRS., WE, 1533, WI, 4906 .s-15 YRED HENDY & SON Painting, paperhansing, pastering, carpentry.Reasonable rates.Work guaranteed.WI.3923.___ 5-1 S.FRANK, painter, interior, exterior, Business, WI.3641, Residence PL.0533.s-1 INTERIOR and exterior decorating Reasonable rates.free estimates We also specialize in asphalt tile laying Call KL.923.= 8-2 NU-TONE DECORATING CO.HOME AND INDUSTRIAL PAINTERS FOR FREE ESTIMATES TEL.Ei.4H SE ALL painting, decorating, interlor, exterior.Specializing residence.ree «os fimates.Consult West lind Painting Fl.8707._ 5-3) rLEUTRICAL R RLECTRICAL repairs and (nstalla tions of all kinds Electrica: appiiancet of afl makes repaired.Star IClectric Licensed Electricians, 140% Pierce [PT 5107.SA WE HEPAIR rudios, te $, VHCUUMS \u2018rons.heaters, lamps, ele.Repairs guaranteed.WE, 2226, Westmount Ap: plances and Sports Co.4200 St.Cuth- erine St.W.s-4 TWIN ELECTRIC ELwood 1038 = Maintenance, Installations, repairs industrial and domestic work, N 1.and Westmount, K-14 FLOORING FLOOR sanding, finishing and polishing.Linoleum installed.By unalified S-1 men, Sulton, TTA.4385._ FURNITURE REPAIRS ; FURNITURE repairs: upholstering, all kinds of furniture voilshing: spray painting, Furniture made to order.- MA.7820 5-13 RADIO SERVICE - ATEX RADIO SERVICE REGD.ofe fers radlo loaned free while yours ie being repaired by experts.All work guaranteed, WI.1472 __ 8-33 VENETIAN BLINDS VENETIAN Blinds Blinds eustom-bullt, Flexalum oven baked slats, wili not warp, chip or rust, no installation charge Free steel draperies hrarkets fastened on each blind First on the market with this exclusive offer Call for free estimate.J P Beaudoin, veteran, OXFORD VAN BLINDS YO.5681 :Eveniugs YO 2542 Smoking May Cause Heart Disease Increase Smoking may have something to do with the higher incidence of coronary thrombosis among women in the past 30 years, according to an article in a recent issue of Hygeia.\u201cFour groups of 1,000 patients each (smoker, nonsmoker, coronary thrombosis and non-throm- bosis) were subjected to statistical analysis.On the average smokers were found to get coronary thrombosis 10 years earlier than nonsmokers.Although not a cause of the disease, smoking is considered by many heart specialists to be a factor,\u201d the author, Irene E.Soehren, states. PAGE TWENTY THE RXAMINHR, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 28th, 1948 -SUMIMER SALE A REPEAT OFFER, BY POPULAR DEMAND, OF 500 SPUN RAYON DRESS AT THIS EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICE 98 5 Many New 2 Styles El MATERNITY DRESSES To | Sizes 12 to 20 Choose From JUNIOR STYLES Sizes 12 to 20 YOUTHFUL STOUTS | Sizes 38 to 52 ATTRACTIVE FLORAL, COIN DOT AND STRIPED DESIGNS The last time we ran this sale, it attract- WE HAVE A FINE AS- ed smart women shoppers from all ON S ALE SORTMENT OF OTHER parts of the city.They were so delight- DRESSES IN THE LA- ed with these values that they bought COMMENCING TODAY TEST STYLES.À WIDE several dresses and then \u2018sent their RANGE OF SIZES FROM AND CONTINUING WHILE friends many of whom we had to dis- 9 TO 52.QUANTITIES LAST.appoint due to the complete sell-out of Exceptionally app stock.P \u201c WISE SHOPPERS WILL Low Prices TAKE ADVANTAGE OF A VISIT WILL CONVINCE This time, avoid disappointment by THESE OUTSTANDING VALUES .h WITHOUT DELAY AND AVOID YOU! shopping early and be ready for the DISAPPOINTMENT.1.SHEINART reco ® COMPLETE SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY REFUNDED © 3001 ST.ANTOINE STREET corer aware ae.WI.6504 2065 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST \"30 castor monnes WE.1077 "]