The Westmount examiner, 25 juin 1948, vendredi 25 juin 1948

[" The Examiner Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1948\u2019 VOL.XIX, No.26 Rotary Carnival Auto Goes To Westmounter The best Rotary Carnival in the history of the Rotary Club of Westmount reached a grand finale on Saturday night, when several thousand people jammed the carnival grounds \u2018to enjoy themselves and witness the drawing, for the car to be given away, which wound up the carnival for another year.As the hour for the draw drew near, more and more interested carnival-goers crowded into the grounds.Finally, the mixing box, from which the winning ticket was to be drawn, began to turn slowly.At the appointed hour, \u201cBud\u201d Close, president of the Rotary Club of Westmount; and Stan Cayford, chairman of the carnival committee, made their way to the platform.The milling throng stilled.The box stopped turning and was opened, and young Cecilia Ryan, who was picked from the crowd, reached in, and drew forth a ticket \u2014 nothing but a little piece of paper with some writing on it, but it meant a new car for somebody.In the tense hush that followed, the winner's name was read off -\u2014 GQ.Wark, 105 Irvine Ave.Westmount.The winning ticket bore the number 40990, and was sold by J.G.Cornell, 4129 Western avenue.The big moment was over, and the.throng slowly dispersed homeward.Once more, the carnival was over.W.M.Gardner Named Gideon Cabinet Trustee W.McG.Gardner, 313 Elm avenue, president of the Montreal Camp of The Gideons, was recently named a trustee of the Dominion Cabinet of the Gideon executive body, and C.W.Wort- man, of London, Ont, has been re-elected president of the national organization, which plans to build a new headquarters in Toronto during the coming year.The national organization of the Christian Commercial Men's Association, best known for its efforts to keep .a copy of the Bible in every hotel room in North America.© now plans to place copies of the New Testament, with the Psalms and Book of Proverbs added, in the hands of every school child.Millions of testaments already have been distributed to children in Canada and the United States.Foiled Burglar Later Captured And Identified On Monday evening, a nurse in a local residence surprised a man in the act of attempting to make off with some of her employer's effects.She attempted to stop him; a struggle ensued and he got away after she had managed to strike him several times with an iron poker \u2014 but not before he dropped the goods he was attempting to steal.Later, a suspect was picked up by the Montreal Police Department, which notified Westmount authorities, and he was identified in a lineup by the nurse as the man whom she had seen prowlng in hef employer\u2019s home, He was arraigned befure Recorder C.A.Hale on Wednesday and charged with burglary and aggravated assault.He pleaded not guilty as charged and the case was remanded to this morning.\u201cJeep\u201d Steering Fails Results In Collision Failure of the steering apparatus of a \u201cJeep\u201d delivery wagon on Monday -afternoon, resulted in an accident on Sherbrooke Street opposite the Temple Emanu-El The driver lost control of his vehicle as he was driving west and it collided with a LaSalle Taxi, driven by Raoul Guindon, of Montreal, who received a shaking up and slight bruises.Both vehicles sustained moderate damage.Canada Must Support U.N.Prof.Scott Tells Rotary \u201cYou can not separate internal and external policy into two compartments, least of all in a country with the wide international connections of Canada.\u201d So declared Prefessor F.R.Scott, of the Law Faculty, McGill University, in an address on the subject \u201cCanada\u2019s International Position\u201d before the Rotary Club of West- mount, this week.Mr.Scott went on to review the \u201c general position which Canada today faces in world affairs.\u201cThe United Nations is still a major factor in world politics, though it has declined in influence since its formation.It is wrong to imagine chat this second attempt at setting up a world organization has failed.It is functioning as a form of world opinion and its numerous speciat\u201d agencies are doing unspectacular but excellent work.\u201cCanada's policy must always be one of unqualified support for the U.N., end she should\u2018 détend the principles of its Charter, no matter what other states may be involved,\u201d he declared.In Western Europe, he continued, we now see the beginnings of a hopeful development.Britain, France, Belgium, Holland and Luxembourg are united in a treaty of alliance and co-operation that may well.Become the basis of a Western Union.Sixteen countries are co-operating to solve their economic difficulties and to plan the use of E.R.P.assistance from America, and the success of this movement is vitally important to Canada.Development in Europe \u201cA new type of democracy is emerging in Western Europe, neither capitalist nor communist,\u201d stated Professor Scott.It is sometimes called the Third Force.It offers a way to economic security and new expansion without the sacrifice of political liberty and helps to break the dangerous Well-Known Scout Official Resigns Post After 38 years of active association with the Boy Scout Movement, E.Russell Paterson, 367 Metcalfe Ave, Westmount, Provincial executive corhmissioner, retired on Saturday.Mr.Paterson has been in \u2018the Scouts\u201d since 1910 (the Movement was started in England in 1908) and he has been an executive of the Quebec Provincial Council since 1913.During his association with the Movement, which was interrupted from E.RUSSELL PATERSON 1914-19-9 by service in the Army overseas, he has been scout- aster, cubmaster, deputy camp chief and assistant provincial commissioner, and sfnce 1913 senior scout executive in this province.Last year, in recognition of his outstanding service to the movement and to the youtn ot Canada, he was decorated by His Excellency the Governor General, who is also Chief Scout for Canada, with the Silver Wolf, the highest order in the gift of the Boy Scouts Association.The citation for the award stated in part that \u201cfrom the outset, Mr.Paterson realized the importance of the training of scouters and patrol leaders.Before the (official) Gilwell courses were started in Canada, he had planned and was running courses of training and was one of the designers of a patrol leaders\u2019 training course which later became the basis of the present Bronze Arrowhead training for junior leaders.Mr.Paterson's special interest in the (Continued on Page 2) A Tip Of The Hat To Wectmount\u2019s Police & Firemen Westmount Rotarians are loud in their praise of our Police and Firemen.Each year, every man who is not on regular duty has voluntarily offered his services to aid the fair and regulate the crowd at the carnival grounds.This accounts in no small measure for the -rderly and happy atmosphere at the annual West mount Rotary Carnival.The Canadian Brotherhood of Policemen, Westmount Section and Local N.5 Fire Section of the Canadian Brotherhood of Civic Employees merit hearty congra- polarization of the world into two tulations for their unstinting co- camps -+ U.S.A.and U.S.S.R.Be- operation in helping to make the {Continued on Page 2) Carnival an outstanding success.PRICE\u2014THREE CENTS War Assets To Evacuate Building On Historical Site War Assets Corporation head office, which has been located at 4095 St.Catherine street west, in Westmount, since carly in 1945, will move to Ottawa, it was announced recently by H.R.Malley, president and general manager, Executive offices of the Corporation, which was formed by Order-in-Council in 1943 \u201cto hold, manage, operate, dispose, of or deal in and with surplus Crown Assets consigned or transferred to it.\u201d were opened early in 1944 in the Dominion Square Building, with sales offices in the Confederation Building.Early in 1945, all head office staffs moved to the present location.Historic Site The War Assets office building is on a historic site, and itself has quite a history.\u201d Planned in 1920 as a garage, it served that purpose until 1943, when it wus converted into a plant to make precision tools for war industry.In 1945 it was declared surplus, acquired by War Assets Corporation and transformed into offices accommodating nearly 1,200 individuals.This building is only the secoi.d to occupy a site granted to the Sulpician Order after the foundation of Montreal in 1642.From pasture, it eventually became a lacrosse field, and in 1898, the Montreal Arena was built there, the first structure in any country designed specifically for ice hockey.For 20 years, it sheltered sports and entertainment, helped in the development of hockey to its streamline form, housed swagger horse shows, and provided stages for grand opera and a succession of world \u201cgreats,\u201d including Patti, Albani, Dénalda, Melba, Calse, Schumann-Heink, Clara.Butt, Caruso, Edouard de Reszke and Pietro Mascagni.Fire destroyed the arena to end that phase in 1918.A new arena was designed, but not built because of local restrictions, and the shareholders approved the (Continued on Page 2) WHS.Results Are Announced Pass and honour lists of West- mount Senior High School results of sessional examinations in Grade 10, and Commercial Grades 10 and 11, have been issued as fol- lows (\u201cs\u201d indicates supplemental); 10 Ba.\u2014 Bacal, Michael, 3 hon- nours: Bissett, George, 1 first place, 1 honour; Bond, Roy, 2 honours; Brodeur, Raymond, 3 first places, 4 honours; Brown Gordon, 2 honours; Cross, Alex, 2 first places, 8 honours; Dorion, David, 3 honours; Draper, Peter (s); Drummond, Brian (s); Eber- wein, Arthur, 2 honours; Elimeleck, Morton, 7 honours; Faith, Robert, 5 honours; Friedman, Jerry 2 first places, 6 honours; Gilbert, Ian, 2 honours; Hellyer, Gordon, 1 honour; Kudo, Jack, 3 honours; Mick- les, Peter; Paterson, James; Phillips, Edward, 2 first places, 5 honours; Ross, Donald, 2 honours; Rusk, Myron, 1 honour; Schwartz, Arthur; Wilkie, George, 1 first place, 11 honours; Williams Jeffrey.10 Bd, \u2014 Adler, Leonard; Ber- ridge, Bruce, 4 first places, 7 honours; Bishop, Allan; Campbell, Gordon, 2 first places, 4 honours; Chenevert, John, 1 first place, 1 honour; Cox, David, 1 honour; Emo, Wallace, 1 first place, 3 honours; Folkins, Jack, 1 first place, 2 honours; Frossard, Albert; Grant, Geoffrey; Haloro, John, (8s); Harris, Graham, (8); Hunt, Grant, 1 honour (8); Jacobsen, (Continued on Page 2) & Business College Has Graduation Exercises Graduation Exercises of Graham\u2019s Business College were held on Tuesday evening at Victoria Hall, .and were followed by a dance for the graduates and their friends.Special guests attending tha event included Mr.and Mra, Jarand of the Royal Typewriter Company, representatives of the Remington and Underwood Companies, Mr.Bruno Chatelain, of Chatelain Business College, Mr, Proulx, president of the Associa tion of Business Colleges, and representatives from other business organizations, as well as a number of members of the Rotary Club of Westmount.The Exercises opened with the graduates\u2019 procession, which was followed by an introductory address by J.Philip Page, principal of the college.Next came the presentation of diplomas by Mrs.Hook, senior teacher, and Mr.Jarand.This was followed by presentation of prizes, and an address to the graduating class by Mr.Jarand.\u2018 He pointed out that two requirements are necessary for success in the business world, \u2018.e., adequate academic qualifications and desireable personality traits.Saying that, as graduates of Graham's Business Colleges, they were undoubtedly well qualified as to the former, he proceeded to elaborate on the latter.The valedictorian address was delivered by Miss Sue Ann Black, followed by an address in French by Mr.Chatelain.Mr.Page then addressed the graduates, and thanked those present for their co-operation.He concluded hy (Continued on Page 2) Unity Youth Club Summer Activities Have Good Start Sixty members of the West- mount Unity Youth Group on Sune day enjoyed a day of boating, swimming and other activities at Calumet Beach.The weatherman was good, and a grand time was had by all.The W.U.Y.G.has drawn up plans to hold several such picnics during the coming summer, and the second will be held in the near future.Another regular feature of the Club's summer programme is the Friday Night Dance, held every week at the St.Stephen\u2019s Church Hall.A lot of planning has gnne into making these dances outstanding attractions to teen-agert and Youth Group members. PAGE TWO Essay Competition Prize Winners Receive Awards Philip Seeman, of Baron Byng High School, adjudged grand prize winner of an essay competition on the general subject \u2018Behind the scenes in a large departmenetal store,\u201d was presented witn a mantel radio at a ceremony held in the training classroom of Henry Morgan & Co.Ltd, on Saturday morning.At the same ceremony, 22 other students received merchandise certificates for their prize-winning essays.The competition was sponsored by Henry Morgan & Co.Ltd, in conection with a series of group tours during April and May, in which students from eight Montreal High Schools were conducted through non - selling departments at Morgan's und shown operational routines of maintenance, supply, deliveries, accounts, display, advertising and many other functions normally invisible to the shopper's eye.These groups included about 30 students each, all of whom showed keen interest in the various phases of departmental store operation which were fully explained.As a result of these visits, a large number of esays was received and they were read and judged by J.Dando, of McGill University; Chanoine Georges De- niger, of Montreal University and Jean Dufresne Valois, of® La Presse.First, second and third prizes were awarded to each school and a grand prize for the best essay submitted.Winner Named The prze winners are: West- mount Junior High School \u2014 Bill Boon, Kenny McNeice, Anne Baker; Catholic High School \u2014 David Haberl, Hugh Carmichael, Richard Riendeau; Verdun High School \u2014 Lorna Haworth, Joyce E.Melrose, Robert Lavigne; West Hill High School \u2014 Audrey Scott and Barry Startford Dawson (ty- x Joan Robin- ing for first place), son, Frances Lang; Baron Byng High School \u2014 Philip Seeman (Grand Prize Winner), Rella Na- thens, Philip Blander; College de St.Laurent \u2014 Bernard Carriere.Raymong Moreau and Richard Bernier (tying for second place), Roger R.Beaudoin; Ecole Su- perieur St.Stanislas \u2014 A.Zac- caria, Roger Theriault, Bernard Lachapelle.Canada Must (Continued from Page 1) cause it ties Britain closer to continental Europe, it is bound to affect future commonwealth relations in a manner not easy to foresee at this stage.\u2018But it deserves our support and encouragement because it is filling the vacuum created in Western Europe by the devastation of war, without any violent break with those cultural and political traditions which are part of our western heritage.\u201d Speaking of Russia, Professor Scott went on to say: \u201cSome people are attacking the Soviets just because it is the popular thing to do: This is irresponsible and dangerous.There is a difference between firmness of policy and loose verbal denunciations.\u201d We must be firm, he continued, in our resistance to any form of Russian aggression; but we are part of the same world as Russia, whether we tike it or not, and Canada should fallow a policy designed to maintain peace, rather than merely prepare for war.Sooner or later, he added, some new.kind of a balance will be Found and will be acceptèd and we must work to secure this balance, to find a way through the present period of tension and permit the strengthening of the United Nations.\u201cThe only sane policy for Canada,\u201d he concluded, \u201cis to avoid Adding fuel to the fire and to work patiently and persistently for peaceful solutions to every problem.\u201d Well-Known (Continued from Page 1) outdonrs and nature has made possible many special (Scout) proficiency badge courses.Many men owe their interest in the stars, the trees, the flowers and rocks to the understanding enthusiasm of Mr.Paterson.\u201d Cyril J.Dendy, 5848 McLynn Ave., former Montreal field commissioner, has succeeded Mr.Paterson as Provincial executive commissioner.DIRECTS BY CARTOONING Norman McLeod, who megaphones Veronica Lake and a topnotch cast in Paramount's \u201cIsn't It Romantic?\u201d, was once a newspaper cartoonist and still plots his flim action by sketches che scene as he wants it played in advance.New Traffic Guide In Montreal Area In connection with their extensive campaign for better motoring in Montreal and district, the Metropolitan Police Chiefs Discussion Club have released an excellently prepared Traffic Guide, which contains a detailed street directory, routes taken by the tramway streetcar and buses, traffic rules, advice to motorists and notes on \u2018places of interest within the city.The new booklet, which numbers over 140 pages was especially designed to help motorists, and contains the 20 most important bylaws concerning automobile driving.These laws which formerly totalled 120, were cut down by the Police Chiefg Discussion Club, to enable drivers a better chance at understanding the rules pertaining to traffic regulations.The Police Chiefs of West- mount, Hampstead, Ville St.Laurent, Montreal West and Ville St.Pierre, each has an allotment of the new traffic guides which can be of invaluable service to motorists.Anyone wanting to obtain a copy may do so at one of the Police Headquarters, War Assets (Continued from Page 1) erection of a 400-car garage, which became the present War Assets Corporation Head Office.The designer of the building, at that time looking to the future, designed a roof suitable as a landing deck for helicopters and light aircraft, probably the ony one in Montreal.Since its tenure of the building, the War Assets Corporation has disposed of millions of dollars worth of war surplus.In the four and one-half years of its existence, the Corporation's sales have aggregated more thon $434,000,000.In that period, as surplus declarations increased, the staff at head office and in regions and branches all over Canada and in Newfoundland gradually expanded until it reached a peak figure of about 10,300 employees in January, 1947.Since then it has progressively dropped until at present it is around 2,400 and is expected to be about 1,400 at July 31.; | them with this opportunity.Gordon.THR EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, We Want No Housing Shortage For Rats! Your Department of Health would very much like to hear that many homes for rats are vacant.This would be a change from the housing shortage for humans.We all, however, are responsible for the presence of rats in our community.Generally speaking, the acceptable figure as to their number in any community is two rats for every person, so we have a job on our hands to Keep their numbers down to the minimum.How can we do this?Rats usually are present in any i] neighbourhood for two reasons: (1) They are provided with homes that are suitable for family living.(2) They must eat to survive and carelessly left food and uncovered garbage cans provide The rat has a tremendously Keen sense of smell \u2014 any unclean garbage can or wooden box where garbage cans are stored provide him with his first opportunity \u2014- you can readily appre- riate the necessity for having cleen garbage cans.After emptying, cans should be washed out carefully with a hot, soapy soi.i- tion, then rinsed, after which the container can be deodorized and sterilized by using a javel sol\u20181- tion in lukewarm water.Do not use hot water in the javel solution, which is much more effective using lukewarm or cold water.The Health Department appreciate the co-operation of its residents but do feel, however, that many more can co-operate.If you have any problems concerning the presence of rats such as holes in the earth, under bushes, do not leave these holes undisturbed, fill them in and keen filling them in until you have discouraged their presence in your neighbourhood.We will advise all those who have rat problems.Let us make sure that by our united efforts we can prove to others that as far as the rat population in West- mount is concerned, we have many homes to let.NO HOUSING SHORTAGE HERE! Business College (Continued from Page 1) wishing the graduates success in the future.Following is a graduates: Black, Sue Anne; Broohy, Mary; Brownrigg.Elizabeth; Burgess, Helene; Campbell, Mary; Coughtrey, Doreen; Desrochers, Jane; Earle, Marilyn; Flummer- felt, Eleanor: Forrester, Joyca; Grant, Jean M.; Grant, Mary E.; Greely, Doreen; Green, Helen; Hastie, Kathleen; Henderson, Jean; Hendry, Shirley; Hever, Elizabeth; Johnson, June; Killen, Mary: Knowles, Patricia K.; Leslie, Margery: Lightfoot, Marjorie; Luck, Ruth; MacAulay, Annie M.; MacKenzie, Margaret; McCready, Norma; McKeogh, Joan; Major, Effie; Martin, Margaret; Michetti, Joan; Miles, Elaine; Murphy, Norma; Pratt, Margaret; Stace, Joyce; Smedley.Lois; Tanguay, Claire; VanAl- styne, Marion; Verdoni, Pauline; Weeding, Corinne; Williamson, Elizabeth; Wotta, Dorothy: Wright, Carol; and Ackerely.Dorothy.Belanger, Evelyn; Cazavart.Nicole; Delcourt, Solange; Gwav Berangera: Gingras, Marielle; Lalonde, Rejeanne; Lavoie, Mariette; Lorange, Olivette; McCar- list of the thy, Angela: Menard, Lucille; Menard, Rollande; Parent, Gabrielle; Parent, Marie Reine: Plante, Moniaue; Pontbriand, Noemie: Rice, Muriel; Tremblay, Mariette; Vallee, Pauline; and Viau, Rita, Bilingual Secretarial Berlinmnette, Vivianne.Boys® Secretarial Cavanagh, Thomas; Lalonde, Alfred; and McInerney Edward.Commercial Typing Guillemette, Ronald.Accountancy, Part 1 Ewing, Dave; and Minogue, 198 W.H.S.Results (Continued froin Page 1) Peter, 1 honour; King, Ross; Kirsch, Martin; Knowlton, Peter; Lazare, Danny, 3 honours; Live- rant, Herbert, 2 honours; Mac- donell, Ian, 1 first place, 1 honour; Machida, George; Marwood, Ronald, 1.honour; Neilson, Allan, 2 honours; Parrott, Thomas; Red- don, John, 1 honour (s); Roper, Peter, 1 honour; Smith, Ian, 2 honours; Starr, Robert, 2 honours; Thurston, Ronald (s); Wickes, John, 1 first place, 2 honours; Woodward, Donald; Wynne, Walter.10 Be.Barry, Michael, (3); Cagney, Terence, 2 first places, 2 honours; Campbell, Ronald, 3 first places, 3 honours; Crombie, Michael, (s); Deschamps, Paul, 1 first place, 1 honour (s); Dubney, Jack; Goode, Lawrence, 2 honours; Halls, Richard (s); Kuran- off, Ronald (s); Laffoley, Peter; Lupovich, Norman; MacLeod, Kenneth, (s); McCoubrey, William; McTaggart, Duncan, 1 first place, 1 honour (s); Reusing, Wilson, 1 first place, 1 honour; Ross, Donald (s); Stead, George (s); Thompson, Robert (s); Watanabe, Jack, 2 first places, 1 honour.10 Ga.\u2014 Aitchison, Margaret, 1 honour; Apostolatos, Katherine, 1 honour; Baird, Betty, 3 honours: Beasant, Diane: Black, Barry, 1 first place, 1 honour (s); Common, Sheila, 3 honours; Gardner, Jane, 4 honours; Garneau, Francoise, 1 first place, 1 honour; Goodman, Joan (8); Greenberg, Marlene (s); Hiam, Enid, 2 honours; Jones, Barbara, 1 honour (3): Klein, Lois, 1 honour; Marle, Marlene (8); Nash, Wilma, 2 first places, 8 honours; Noltie, Helen, 2 honours; Roos, Eva; Salomon, Dorothy, 3 honours; Shaw, Rosemary, 2 honours; Smith, Anne, (3); Snow, Cecily, 1 honour; Taylor, Margaret, 2 honours; Taylor, Ruth, 9 first places, 10 honours; Trueland, Betty, 1 honour; Wein- traub, Rachel, 1 honour (s).10 Gb.\u2014 Abbott, Nancy (s): Brown, Barbara, 2 first places, 7 honours; Christensen, Hjordis, 4 honours; Crombie.Ann, 1 honour: Dorkin, Elaine; Earl, Mary-Jane, 1 first place, 1 honour; Fish, Peggy; Grant, Eleanor, 1 honour (8): Holden, Barbara, 3 honours; Hutchison, Ann, 1 honour; Jorgen- sen, Haldis, 3 honours; LeBaron, Qlaida, 1 first place, 4 honours: Lightstone, Maxine, 1 honour; Liverant, Helga (s); McDowell, Marjorie; McNicol}, Dianne; Nose- worthy, Joan, 2 first places, 7 honours; Pearson, Lois, 2 honours; Puvrez, Francoise, 5 first places.9 honours; Rutherford, Lyn, 2 first places; Seller, Marna; Speer, Nancy, 1 honour.10 Ge.\u2014 Aykroyd, Judith, 4 first places, 8 honours; Davis, Mary, 1 honour; Dunlop, Shirley (s); Erickson, Vivian, 1 honour; Franklin, Constance, 1 honour (8); Gef- ter, Sandra (8); Goodman, Leila, 2 honours; Grimson, Carol, 2 hon- ous; Ibbotson, Mary (s): Jolley, Joan, 1 honour (s); Lander, Roberta, 2 first places, 2 honours: Light, Josie, 1 honour: McFarlane, Doreen, 6 first places, 8 honours: Pow, Ann (8); Robertson, Sonia, 1 first place, 1 honour (s); Sand- || ers, Peggy (s): Scott, Lucille, 1 honour; Shiller, Joyce, 1 first place, 2 honours; Steinberg, Rita, (s); Thompson, Betty, 2 honours: Walker, Beverley, 1 first place (s): Whalen, Beatrice, 5 honours, 10 Gd.-\u2014 Darling, Sheila, 5 first places; Fish, Diana (s); Gardner, Joyce, 1 first place (s); Jackson, Shirley (s); Kennedy, Kola (s); | Lewis, Thora, 1 first place; Yates.Brenda, 3 first places, 1 honour.10 and 11 Commercial, Bgys and Girls \u2014 Ford, Ruth; Jellison, Grace, 4 first places, 3 honours; Kudo, Ethel, 1 honour; McCuaig, Ruth, 1 first place, 1 honour; Mc- Kinley, Jean, 2 first places; Pa- lander, Shirley (s); Wheatley, Llui Amoy; Milne, Robert; Eve- leigh, Barbara; Pace, Helen, @ first places, 6 honours; Soutar, Irene; Forrest, Ian; Manolson, Will\u2019am, 1 first place, What's What In the Parks Tennis \u2014 The mixed doubles tournament got under way on Wednesday evening on the adult courts.Four tournament games will be played each evening, from 7 p.m.till 9 p.m.: 36 persons have entered for this opening tournament of the season.The next tournaments will be for Students and Scholars.Putting \u2014 The Westmount Park putters played their regular weekly handicap last Friday evening.W.D.Stott won the men\u2019s prize with a net score of 84 and Mrs.W.Jones was successful in the ladies section with a net score of 87.A sealed-hole tournament was run off on Tuesday night.The prize winning couple were R.Kent and Mrs.T.Mahaffy.Shuffleboard \u2014 The first shuffleboard of the season was played on Thursday night in Westmount Park, with lots of enthusiasm among the players.R.Chatelois and R.Cote, playing like a couple of baseball veterans finally emerged winners of the silver spoons.Tournaments will be played evepy Wednesday evening starting at 7.30 p.m.All residents of West- mount are welcome.Entiy fee is ten cents and engraved silver spoons awarded as prizes.Horseshoe Pitching \u2014 The horseshoe pitches are now in operation in Westmount Park and are providing a lot of fun and aching arms.Softball \u2014 Ball fans can see some keen games on the Western Diamonds at 6.45 p.m.each evening.Municipal games scheduled are: Monday \u2014 Marauders vs Tornadoes.Tuesday \u2014 Postmen vs Mounties; Police and Fire vs Western Taxi.Wednesday \u2014 Unity vs Tornadoes.Thursday \u2014 400 Taxi vs Western Taxi; Westmount Yard vs Mounties.Band Concerts \u2014 The first band contest of the season will take place in Westmount Park on Monday evening.The Music will be supplied by the band of the Royal Montreal Regiment.Cricket -\u2014 Cricket fans had an enjoyable afternoon last Saturday when the local club entertained the West Indians in Westmount Park.The West Indian Club proved too powerful for the West- mount eleven.Closing scores were: Westmount, 75 All Out; West Indians, 76 For Three Wickets.WHO OWNS THIS DRESS | The Westmount Police Department would like .get in touch with the owner of a lady's lace evening dress found in a cardboard carton at Belmont and Westmount Avenues on the evening, of Tuesday, June 15th.SIDNEY B.FRASER FIRE CASUALTY LIFE INSURANCE 388 ST.JAMES ST.W.Montreal MA.5601 Barrister and Solicitor Office: HA.9238-39 | HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.Department for the closing of estates of Deceased Persons, 57 St.James St.West Residence: Fl.6507 \u2014 ES f ee ary a Cr mr aa ay Bi JIE REPAIRED - REFINISHED .SUPPLIED Hardwood Floors LAID - FINISHED - CLEANED A.Ross Grafton & COMPANY Free Estimates WESTMOUNT VOL.XIX, No.26 WE.2323 4263 ST.CATHERINE ST.RR mul.Renaissance Films Plan 10 Movies In Two Years Initial production plans and policies for the Renaissance Films Inc., 4824 Cote des Neiges Road, the first permanently established Canadian film studio designed for continuous production, were announced on Thursday, in a joint statement by J.A.DeSeve, President, and Joseph Than, an Executjve Producer of Canadian International Screen Production Limited.It was stated that a balanced programme of ten feature length motion pictures would be produced during the next two years, with releasing deals set with Allied Artists and Monogram, each respectively distributing five films throughout the United States and world-wide markets.Joseph Than, executive producer of Canadian International Screen Productions Limited, a Canadian Company created to handle feature length film productions in collaboration with Renaissance Films Inc.emphasized that every effort will be made to use Canadian talent as writers, actors and technicians, and that only key personell are being used at the start posts for which there are no experienced Canadians.Executive Producers Mr.Than, together with Leonard H.Fields, who was in Hollywood completing contracts, will be the Executive Producers for the next two years.Both have firm and qualified backgrounds in film productions, as writers and producers.Mr.Than, a native of Austria, has written, directed and produced films for the past 23 years in Austria, Germany, France and Hollywood.He won three international awards for his picture \u201cSplendour and Misery of a Courtesan,\u201d gave Paul Henried hig first film role in \u201cHole Schule\u201d, which he wrote and produced in Austrla in 1938.Since coming to Hollywood, he wrote \u201cDeception\u201d for Bette Davis, and \u201cNone Shall Escape\u201d, starring Alexander Knox, which brought him an academy award nomination in 1944 as the best original motion picture story of that year, Mr.Fields, who was Story Editor of Universal for ten years, during which time the Company to fill + x produced \u201cShow Boat\u201d, \u201cBroadway\u201d and the Academy Award Winner \u201cAll Quiet on the Western Front\u201d, has produced for Monogram \u201cManhattan Love Song\u201d and \u201cKing Kelly\u201d.Like Mr.Than, he has over 20 years of motion picture experience, and in the role of writer, producer and director for Republic was responsible for \u201cTwo Wise Maids\u201d and \u201cFollow Your Heart\u201d.Mr.Than announced his intentions of visiting the key cities of Eastern Canada in the near future and later plans to visit Western Canada.These tours are de- signed to acquaint him with the .intimate feeling of the Dominion scene and its people, It will also afford him an opportunity of interviewing Canadians seeking careers as writers, actors, and technicians, He will be accompanied on his tours by Glenn Ire- ton, an officer of Renaissance Films and Canadian International Screen Productions, where he is production assistant in charge of public relations.MECHANICS\u2019 INSTITUTE SUMMER HOURS The Mechanics\u2019 Institute Library will close for the extended week-end over Dominion Day, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and will re-open Monday, July 5, on Summer hours.During July and August the library will be open daily from 9 am.to 1 p.m, and Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings from 6 to 9 o'clock.Ladies\u2019 & Gentlemen's SUITS Just arrived! New English Gabardines and Worsteds HAND-TAILORED ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Call and See Mr.Davies who will Give you his Personal Attention, PICCADILLY VALET SERVICE 154 ABBOTT AVE.Wi.3205 {Just below St.Catherine) GENERAL ALTERATIONS and REPAIRS Also Painting and Decorating (City or Country) J.A.BETHUNE 3342 TROIE AVE.AT.7192 WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES:31 When you bought War Savings Certificates, you did so, not ealy to bring Victory, but to put something aside for the future, Why not let those certificates continue to du 2 saviags job for you?Instead of mailing them month by month to Ottawa as they mature, bring them to your nearest B of M branch.For a small service charge we'll handle their redemption and put the money in a Savings Account for you.There it + » will continue to carn interest and serve as a pest- egg for your future.TOA NILLIOK (4RADIANS BANK OF MONTREAL WORKING WiTh CANADIANS tn Every wark' ov Lire 'tiwce Vary\u2019 IN FREE : 4 | the Association.Che Ca ° - Gxuminer WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1 Named President Life Underwriters Clarence S.Madill, 338 Wood avenue, of the New York Life Insurance Co., was elected president of the Life Underwriters Association of Montreal at the Association\u2019s 42nd annual meeting, held recently in the auditorium of the Sun Life Building.Retiring President Jules Der- ome, C.L.U., reported a highly successful year, with the largest C.S.MADILL membership roll in the history of the Montreal Association.A 25 per cent.increase over last year was largely due to the excellent work of Leo.J.Chevalier, chairman of the memwershir committee.Mr.Derome stated that the C.LU.course of studies was proving of great value to the Life Underwriters, and that this year, 24 have successfully passed the first year examination, 22 the second year, and that nine members have successfilly completed the 3-year course of studies leading to the award of the degree of Chartered Life Underwriter of Canada (C.L.U.).The French and English Language Sales Congress, held in the Sun Life Auditorium on January 14th, under the joint chairmanship of Messrs.Paul Guertin and J.B.Sparling, had been attended by upwards of 450 Life Underwriters from Montreal and the surrounding municipalities.Secretary - Treasurer, Mr.W.O'H.Percey, C.L.U., presented the financial statement, which showed the Association with a substantial cash balance with which to further the expansion of th: work of | The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Hon.President, Jules Derome, C.L.U., Sun Life; President, C.S.Madill, New York Lifc; 1st Vice- President, Julien Benoit, C.L.U,, Great-West Life; 2nd Vice-Presi- dent, John B.Sparling, C.L.U, North American Life; and Secre- tary-Treasurer, W.O'H.Percey,- C.L.U., Canada Life.This Week at Victoria Hall Friday, June 25 Health Department X-Ray Clinic \u2014 4 p.m, Monday, June 28 Westmount Municipal Association \u2014 8 p.m.Tuesday, June 29 St.John Ambulance Association -\u2014 evening.Wednesday, June 30 Er \u201c49 YEARS (Fy WESTMOUNT\" 948 GRADUATION GIFTS Stainless Steel, 17 Jewel WATCH For Boys and Girls Wonderful Value! OHMAN'S WE.4046 JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.ARERR PAGE THREE Y.M.C.A.World Service In Action POLAND The plane roared on over miies and miles of twisted wreckage, rubble, and the skeletons of buildings.\u201cI had heard that the city was 80 p.c.destroyed,\u201d wrote the visiting American \u201cY\u201d man, \u201cbut from up there the destruction looked complete.\u201d He was flying over Warsaw, and seeing it as few men have.The Polish pilot, finding a foreign \u201cY\u201d man aboard, had turned off course and was circling about to give him better views.> The pilot's action typifies the attitude of Polish people in general towards the YMCA.If ever the \u201cY\u201d, as a national \u201cmovement, had the people behind it, it is in Poland today.Despite profound political differences, all shades and factions in the country support it.The mayors of Warsaw, Lods and Danzig each helped the \u201cY\u201d in their cities obtain sites, buildings and materials.Church leaders have blessed the worl.The ratio of volunteer help t» those on the paid staff is among the highest in the world.And the people in \u201cyr communities, despite unparalleled privation, have strongly backed their Y's with contributions.Probably no other country's \u201cY\" movement was harder hit by the war than Poland.VE-Day found all properties totally destroyed except 3 camps and 3 city buildings; of these, all had been stripped of furnishings and one of the buildings had been 85 p.crazed by nine bomb hits.About 40 p.c.of the secretaries and 70 p.c.of the volunteer leaders weta lost.The recovery in two years from this prostrate position broke all time records.Participation figures have skyrocketed.In ona month alone, January of 1947, 98,000 different people took part in \u201cY\u201d activities and used \u201cY\u201d premises.Today over 5,000 use the \u201cY' building daily in Warsaw, more than that is Krakow, and 8,500 in Lodz (an increase in this city of 6,000 over lasc year).In the last two years, 25,000 of the poorest boys in the country spent an average of 18 days in camp.Every day 6,000 children eat frva meals at the \u201cY\", and many thousands more receive supplementary fond and clothing.The number of local associations has increased from five to twelve, and more are being organized.Over 50 \u201cY\" cars and trucks facilitate extension work and carry fool (Continued on Page 20) Finest Quality SALA IA TEA & COFFEE Rotary Club Annual Meeting | \u2018and Luncheon.bet PAGE FOUR Tr THE EXAMINER Serving the City ef Westmount GARDEN BUBURB OF CANADA'S METROPOLIS Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave, WAlnut 2773 % \u201cThe Examiner\u201d aims to be an Independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service.Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per year; $1.00 half-year.Authorized as 2nd Class Mall, Post Office Dept.Otinwa ' FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1948 ELECTION CAMPAIGN BEGINS The election campaign has begun, and as is the practice of this newspaper, strict impartiality will be the rule until the ballots are counted.Every candidate will be given his share of the news columns provided no\u2019 personalities are indulged in.The secret bajlot is the symbol of a people politically free.It is the instrument by which they pass judgment on those who have been governing them, and select the men they want to govern them for the next four or five years.Examine the records and the arguments presented to you, talk it over with your neighbours, and then make your selection with calmness and deliberation, as free as possible form the passions and emotions that will inevitably be raised during the campaign.> GROUND RULES NEED CORRECTION It has often been said that the law can only prescribe democratic equality; it remains the duty of individual citizens to put it into effect.If that be true, it would seem fundamentally important that to begin with, any law which fails to prescribe democratic equality should be immediately rectified.The ground rules by which Canadians live should be fair and clean cut, and educational forces should operate to maintain and protect democratic equality under such laws, states the \u201cCanadian Statesman\u2019.At the present moment, however, the two greatest educational forces outside the classroom are themselves hampered or threatened by inequitable laws.Independent radio stations are under the thumb of a government-dominated CBC, which operates in competition with them \u2014 gets into the game and plays the part of umpire at the same time! Newspapers, which have long been free, will face similar government censorship and domination with the advent of facsimile.Canadians are a fair-minded people.Given complete information and fair laws, they are apt to make correct decisions on most vital matters.It is certainly time to review a situation wherein one of their primary sources of information is already under the government thumb, and their most trusted source is threatened with similar government intervention.SOCIALISM IN SASKATCHEWAN SCHOOLS \u201cThe World of Today\u201d is a textbook officially approved for school use by the Departments of Education of the Provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan (Revised June, 1946).The purpose of the book is to \u201cdescribe some of the more important social, industrial and political aspects of the world since the Treaty of Versailles in 1919.\u201d We find many of the statements in this book interesting, although perhaps not quite in the way the authors intended, The Socialist point of view is bolstered throughout the book, always in a roundabout way; for example: \u201cOne of the largest and most efficient hydro-electric systems in the world is to be found in the Province of Ontario.It is also one of the cheapest, for it is publicly owned .\u201d Russian housing is touched on: \u201cRussia has begun a huge programme of cheap and good housing for the workers engaged in ils industries.\u201d A familiar Marxist maxim is echoed: \u201cThe alternative to production for profit is production for service.But the latter is possible only where the government is in a position to control industry completely, as in present-day Russia, and most countries are working toward a compromise between the two systems.In order to remove the objectionable features of the profit system, ensure adequate returns to the primary producer (such as the farmer), to protect the worker against low wages and the consumer against exorbitant prices, it seems that some powerful central authority must be in control.That authority can only be the government or somebody set up by | the government, and so it would seem that government control over business may continue to develop.\u201d On national planning: \u201cPossibly the greatest hardship of the modern industrial worker is the uncertainty of his or her employment from day to day.Undoubtedly the only way to improve this condition is to plan production on a national basis.\u201d As an exercise the pupil is directed to draw a \u201ccartoon to show the ill effects of the lack of a national plan in industry .\u201d The student is told that \u201cone hundred large corporations (not including banks, insurance companies and financial corporations) dominate Canadian industry .The political power of large corporations is always very considerable .To protect the public from the immense power of big business corporations governments have been compelled to exercise a certain amount of supervision over business practices .But government regulation of business is still very incomplete in most parts of the world.In Canada, for instance, very little has been done to prevent \u2018sweating\u2019 (overwork and underpay) in certain industries, such as the making of clothing, and hours of labour are still largely unregulated.\u201d But, of course, New Zealand: \u201cIn New Zealand the government loans money for your home building at 1% interest.In Canada the private loan companies charge 4% and 5\u2018 interest.What is the difference in amount of interest that will be paid on a loan of $4,000 in the two countries?How much more per month will the New Zealand family have to spend on necessities and recreation ?\u201d .Whether you say that no nation can exist half-slave, half-free, or that having a little socialism is like being a little pregnant, it is still true: Socialism and Democracy don\u2019t mix.Here are a few words on the subject from someone who should know \u2014 the new Czechoslovak Minister of Foreign Trade, Dr.Antonin Gregor, as reported in the official Czechoslocak Economic Bulletin \u201cof Prague for April 6th: \u201cAs regards the share of private enterprise in foreign trade, the Minister stated that it accounted for at least two-thirds of import trade, and for between a third and a half of export trade .The results of leaving a large sector organized on a liberalist-capitalistic basis within the framework of a socialist planned economy had soon begun to show unfavourable results .Following the new organization of foreign trade, all the profits thereof would go to the state treasury, and foreign trade would proceed only according to plan.It could not be otherwise.Since Czechoslovakia was planning her production, she had also to plan the influx of material and the marketing of production, which, considering the extent to which Czechoslovakia was dependent on foreign trade, necessarily involved the planning of foreign trade.\u201d PUT THE WIRES UNDERGROUND The planting of hydro and telephone poles in a new Toronto district suburb has led H.B.Hall, in a letter to the editor of the Toronto Globe and Mail, to ask, \u201cIf we cannot get leadership from successful township politicians, the largest private corporation in the world, and the most outstanding example of public ownership, from whom can we expect it?\u201d Mr.Hall leads off by noting that the view from his new bungalow was, until quite recently, restful.It consisted of two elm trees and a green field.\u201cNow,\u201d he adds irefully, \u201cit has been augmented by two stout tele< phone poles and a sagging cable,\u201d and while the street is bordered with hopeful young trees, \u201chopeless Hydro poles are being planted faster than the trees.\u201d The time has come, Mr.Hall thinks, when officials should have learned from past experience and be making an attempt to put their \u201cuseful but ugly\u201d public utilities underground.\u201cHydro and telephone lines be- a ~ THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNYP, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1948 long underground with sewer pipes and water mains,\u201d he concludes.Scouts BY REG & Cubs GROOME ~ Well, one day until both Cub Camp and Scout Camp open.Saturday, the 26th of June, will be the beginning of an enjoyable training period for a large number of Cubs and Scouts, which periods will continue, in the case of the Cub camp, MacAuley, until July 17th, and for the Scout Camp, Tamaracouta, until August 21st.Most of the camp staffs are now on the job, with the remainder journey ing to camp with the busses on Saturday.Of course, this weekend has another and bigger meaning to many in the Scout movement .it's the first weekend FREE after school closes .ful?Last week-end at Tamaracouta, several tons of canned and bottled foods, a small portion of the amounts which will be consumed this summer, were unloaded from trucks into the Trading Post.There was quite a gang on hand to help out, including the Trader, L.C.Houldsworth, Assistant Factor George Shearman, Deputy Trader Doug Stewart, Assistant Trader Leonard Ashley, Harbour Master Allan Knapp, Assistant Harbour Master Bill Dendy, Motor Attendant Walter Johnson and Jim Aspinall, Allan Locke and your reporter.Factor Stanley A.Richardson arrived in camp Sunday bubbling full of enthusiasm and was quoted as saying, \u201cThe Staff is raring to gq, and camp should have one of the best years ever.\u201d Newly appointed Executive Commissioner for the Province, Cyril J.Dendy, was also welcomed at camp Sunday, along with Mrs.Dendy and junior sons Peter and Bob.Mr.Dendy has just returned from the Special Training Course at Ottawa, of 19 days\u2019 duration, and is looking very fit.Once again we extend our best wishes to both Messrs.Dendy and Richardson in their new duties, and we are sure that Scouting shall continue to profit even more than in the past through their efforts.See you at camp! Trinity Memorial A meeting for campers only was held by Trinity Memorial Wolf Cub Pack last Monday night.Nineteen cubs were present \u2014 just one being absent.Sixer Arthur Armstrong of the Grey Six led the opening Grand Howl, and also acted as Sixer for the evening.Instead of the boys going to their usual six lairs under their respective sixes, they pretended they were at Camp and lined up outside their \u201ccabin.\u201d While at Camp, the Sixers will all have a turn at being sixer (or Leader) of the Cabin.Then Canip inspection took place.At the beginning of the meeting, Allan Brown was presented with his First Star and at the end of the meeting, Earl Bisson received his First Star.Both these boys have been working very steadily in order to gain their Star and thus be able to attend Camp.Looked pretty hard there for a while, but they managed to make it.Arthur Armstrong was presented with his third year service star, and Douglas Lindores received his first year service star.Douglas hasn\u2019t been with Trinity Pack for very long but joined a Pack in Windsor last June.The following Cubs of Trinity Pack will be attending Camp this summer: John Ancrum, Graham Mar- John McTear, .Âsn\u2019t it wonder- tin, David Shaw, Bill Hartley, Arthur Armatrong, Earl Bisson, Bruce McLean, Norman Bedford, Bob Turnbull, Gregory Walker, Dick Christensen, Bob Manktelow, Michael Schell, Roy Smith, Gordon Smith, Allan Brown, Teddy Roberts, .Douglas Lindores, Riche ard Howard, Gordon Merritt.We are sorry that Jimmy Shaw canmot make camp as he expect- ed\u2014Jim will be in the hospital next Monday, Cubs, while we are rushing around in the heat (we hope).Also, it was good to have Michael Schell back with us at this meeting after a siege of pneumonia.Two Clergymen To Give Lectures Two Anglican clergymen, Rev, K.C.Bolton, rector of St.John.the Divine Church, and Rev.J.C, Kirby, rector of St.Stephen's Church of Lachine, will give lectures at the Quebec Diocesan Summer Conference of the church of England in Canada.The conference will be held at North Hatley, June 28, to July 4th.Mr.Bolton will give a course on \u201cChristian Marriage,\u201d and Mr.Kirby will speak on \u201cChristianity and Society.\u201d The Summer Conference is an annual youth gathering held under the auspices of the Anglican Archbishop of Quebec, Most Rev.Philip Carrington.A number of delegates from the Diocese of Montreal, inelu- ding several from the Church of St.Jobn the Divine, plan to attend.Roslyn News By Dick Dunbar and Peter Safford On Monday morning, an assembly was held at which the following prizes were awarded: Westmount Women\u2019s Club Prize for Music \u2014 Judy Brow; West- mount Teachers\u2019 Association Prize for Co-operation \u2014 Dick Dunbar and Grace Wragge; Frances Willard Chapter W.C.T.U.Prizes in Hygiene \u2014 Jonathan Gossage, John Brierley and Joan Scharfe; Spelling \u2014 Peter Safford; Public Speaking \u2014 Edward Brodkin; Geography Booklet \u2014 Beverley Martin; Principal's Prize for Cooperation and Sportsmanship \u2014 Heather Davidson and Robin Drake.Mr.Penrose also received a table from the graduating class.buy may be affected by FROM THE U.S.OR ABROAD » » « avoid disappointment by asking your nearest Customs Office whether or not your purchase can be brought into this country.The item you wish to tions necessary to conserve ou U.S.funds.Be wise .« .before ordering goods from the U.S.or other countries ., % consult your nearest Customs Office or write Emergency Import Control Division, Department of Finance, Ottawa.EB ° the existing import restric- ef) AYN EO ad Ai Nee a oe.=~ Lomé me mr Westmt Baptist Bible School Awards Made Camp scholarships and other awards were presented to high ranking students of the Waest- mount Baptist Church Bible School during the morning service last Sunday.The scholarships reflected attainment by the students, in certain spheres of Christian Education, as prescribed by the Church School, last Fall.The successful students inc|ud- ed Evelyn Saunders, who achieved 99.4 per cent of the possible total, Barbara Mornan, Roslyn Smith, Ann Mornan, Stephen Kimble, Joan Adams, Nancy Smith, Malcolm Gibson and Gordon Chalmers.Lt.-Col.R.H.Dean, chairman of the board of trustees, presented the awards! The superintendent, W, E, Williams, in a brief statement to the congregation, \u20188tressed the element of teamwork which existed between the parents, pupils and teachers.Dr.J.A.Johnston acknowledged the remarkably faithful and able work of the school teachers and staff during the course of the year.Winners of the awards qualified for a one or two week holiday at the Montreal Baptist Sunday School Camp at Dalesville, Que.Scholars who found themselves unable to attend the camp were given other suitable awards.Francis C.Routh Funeral Held Funeral service was held in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, on Wednesday, for Francis Cuvillier Routh, who died following a lengthy illness on Saturday in his residence, 222 Melville avenue.He was in his 67th year.Born in Montreal, he was the son of Francis A.Routh and the former Marie Lucie Cuvillier.He had been associated with the coal industry for more than 50 years.He was president of F.A.Routh and Son, which later amalgamated with the Weaver Coal Company.When these were taken over by the Reading Coal Company, Mr.Routh remained with the latter firm for 20 years.Mr.Routh was a grandson of Maj.- Gen.Sir Randolph Routh, K.C.B., who commanded the Imperial Army here during the 19th century.In 1910, he succeeded his father as Portugese consul here, and served in this capacity from 1910 until 1930.He is survived by his wife, the former Mary Winnifred Crean, of Montreal; a son, Randolph F.Routh, and two grandchildren.Mrs.J.Gardner Funeral Service Final tribute was accorded Mrs.James Hunter Gardner, who died at her residence, 388 Gros- venor avenue, on Thursday, at a funeral service held on Saturday afternoon in the chapel of the D.A.Collins Funeral Home.Mrs.Gardner was in her Blat year.Formerly Margaret McNaughton Booth, she was born and educated in Montreal.Her husband predeceased her in 1941.A member of Stanley Presbyterian Church for the past 30 years, she, at one time, took a quite active interest in church affairs.She is survived by a sister, Mrs.J.T.MacRae; a brother, Richard Booth, and a daughter, Mrs.W.R.Somerville, with whoin she resided, all of Montreal.Rev.J.D.Wilkie, Minister of Stanley Presbyterian Church, officiated at the funeral service.Interment took place in Mount Royal Cemetery.: BAND CONCERT Programme of concert to be given by the Band of the Royal Montreal Regiment in Westmount Park on Monday, June 28th, at 8.15 p.m., under Capt.T.E.Jackson, Director of Music: March, \u201cL\u2019Argonne\u201d, McNichol; Overture, \u201cMasaniello\u2019\u2019, Auber; Cornet Solo; \u201cBride of the Waves\u201d (Soloist, Sgt.W.Puttick), Clarke; Serenade from \u201cThe Student Prince\u201d, Romberg; Selection, \u201cThe Yeomen of the Guard\u201d, Sullivan; Intermission.Three Spanish Dances, Mos- zowsky; Intermezzo, \u2018\u2018Liebes- freud\u201d, Kreisler; Saxophone Solo, \u201cEstillian Caprice\u201d (Soloist Bandsman R.Plante), Paul; Descriptive, \u201cBy the Swanee River\u201d, Myddleton; March, \u201cMan of the Hour\u201d, Fillmore; \u201cRegimental March\u201d, and \u201cGod Save the King\u201d.Miss S.Starke Named President At the 42nd annual meeting of the Trinity Players, held in Trinity Memorial Hall, Monday, June 14, Miss Sally Starke was reelected president.Vice-presidents are Miss Ruby Rowat, Miss Louise Perrault, Rene Almond and Bert Finnie.Treasurer for the coming year is George Nixon and assistant treasurer is Alf Redgell.Secretary is Miss Althea McLean and business manager is Leitram Harvey who will be assisted by Miss Vivian Hayes.Honorary president is Canon R.Kenneth Naylor.Honorary vice- presidents are Mrs.John H, Mol- son, Mrs.J.M.Almond, Mrs.Basil Donn and C.W.Paterson.After the election of officers, Mrs.John H.Molson was presented with a silver compact by the members of the Players, as a token of affection and appreciation for her fifteen years of service as president, Following the business meeting, a programme of entertainment under the convenership of Miss Marion Keith and Hugh Knox.Allan Murray, himself a member of Trinity Players, acted as master of ceremonies and was assisted by the foilowing artists: Miss Carol Wharton, Barry Wharton, Ted Traynor, Miss Dorothy Perkins, Walter Wakefield and Miss Lillian Reidy.Thomas Molloy Funeral Service Funeral service was held at the Church of the Ascension, on Wednesday morning, for Thomas Boniface Molloy, former member of the Manitoba \u2018Legislature and a resident of Montreal for the past seven years, who died suddenly on Sunday at his residence, 502 Elm avenue, in his 72nd year.A brother of the late Sen.J, I.Molloy, who died last November, Mr.Molloy was for many years mayor of Ste.Anne, Man.and also was an ex-president of the Native Sons of Winnipeg.Another brother was killed on active service in the First Great War.Mr.Malloy was born in Emerson, Mann., and is being buried in St.Mary\u2019s Cemetery, Winnipeg.He is survived by his widow, the former Marie Dubuc, daughter of the late Sir Joseph Dubuc, Chief Justice of Manitoba, and Lady Dubuc; four sons, Bernard, of Malartic, Que., Paul, of Winnipeg, and Wilfred and Vincent, of Montreal, and two daughters, Miss Denise Molloy and Miss Dale Molloy, R.N., both of Montreal, Time will tell that money talks louder and louder \u2014 when put into government bonds.\u201cSome Wholesale Prices Hold Level\u201d \u2014 headline.Were they on the level in the first place?A woman's idea of thrift is saving enough on one purchase to buy something else.- THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1948 PAGE FIVER Come.to Church Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy \u2014 There Does Freedom Flourish Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly + The closing service of Worship in Calvary United Church for the summer season will be held on Sunday.The preacher will be Maxwell Reader, B.A.Assistant Minister.The theme of the morning sermon by Mr.Reader will be \u201cThe Day That Never Dawns\u201d and at the evening service the sermon theme will be \u2018\u2018Life, a Road of Discovery\".For the month of July and Sunday, August 1, the congregation will worship in First Baptist Church, Guy at Dorchester St.Montreal, when the Rev.Dr.M.F.McCutcheon will preach each Sunday and wil be available for pastoral ministry.Saturday, Calvary Sunday School will hold its annual Picnic at Calumet Beach.Buses will leave the Church at 9.30 a.m.Parents and friends are invited to accompany the children.For details call A.E.Robinson, WE.4783.* * | ~ Calvary Church | Ï Dominion Douglas A * * On Sunday morning, the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered at the Service at 11 a.m.in Dominion-Douglas Church.Dr.Lloyd Smith will preach and will take as his Pre - Commurion theme: \u201cWhat may our religion do for us?\u201d This will be Dr.Smith's last sermon before his departure for Europe where he will attend the World Conference of Churches.The choir, under the direction of Mr.John Robb, will sing: \u201cGod Is a Spirit\u201d - - Bennett.* * ï Westmount Baptist | * \u201cUnder Oarsmen of Christ\u201d \u2014 This will be che title of the morning sermon in Westmount Baptist Church on Sunday.The Greek \u201cTrireme\u201d which was a very early Man-o'-War was propelled by three decks or tiers of oarsmen.In the highest bank of rowers was the \u201cThranite\u201d or upper-oarsmen.In the middle bank was the \u201cZy- MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Ave.Westmount Minister: Kev.Charles C.Cochrane, B.A, B.D.SUNDAY, JUNE 27th Services at 11.00 a.m.and 7.30 p.m.The Minister will Preach Mr.Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Choirmaster.Stanley Presbyterian Church Westmount and Vicloria Avenues Rev.J.D.Wilkie.B.A.Minister SUNDAY, JUNE 27th 11.00 am.Mr, Lawrence Hakinson, There Will Be No Evening Service Miss Dorls Killam, A.T.C.M., L.Mus.(McGill), Organist and Choir Director.Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.end Rosiyn Ave.John Alexander Johnston, D.D.\u2026.Minister \u2019 Hibbert Treop, Organist and Choirmaster 11.00 a.m.\u201cUmtber-Oarsmen of Christ\u201d.Rowers in a \u201cTrireme\u201d or Greek Man-Q'-War Striking Illustration of Christlan Service.p.m.May The World Expect A Great Spiritual Awakening?Are we due for: \u2014 Another \u201cLatter Rain\u201d Pentecost?Another Twentieth Century Reformation?Another Wesley - Whitefield Revival?Dr.Johnston at Both Services THOUGHTFUL PEOPLE ESPECIALLY INVITED \u2018Subject : gite\u201d or middle rower, and in the lower bank was the Thalamite\u201d or under oarsman.In these three types of rowers we have a graphic portrayal of three significant types of Christian service.\u201cMay We Expect Another Great Spiritual Awakening?This will be the theme of the evening address.Is the world due for another \u201cLatter Rain\u201d Pentecost?Is there a possibility of another Twentieth Century Reformation?Is there any likelihood of another Wesley-Whitefield Revival?* | Christian Science * * \u201cChristian Science\u201d is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday.The Golden Text is from Isaiah 2: 5 \u201cO House of Jacob, come ye, and let us walk in the light of the Lord.\u201d Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: \u201cAnd there appeared a great wonder in heaven; a woman clothed with the sun, and he moon under her feet, and upon her head a crown of twelve stars: And she brought forth a man child, who was to rule all nations with a rod; and her child was caught up unto God, and to his throne.\u201d (Revelation 12: 1, §) .The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science \u201cScience & Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy.\u201cIn the year 1866, I discovered the Christ Science or divine laws of Life, Truth, and Love, and named my discovery Christian Science.God had been graciously preparing me during many years for the reception of this final revelation of the absolute divine Principle of scientific mental healing, Christ, as the spiritual or true idea of God, comes now as og old, preaching the gospel to the poor, healing the sick, and casting out evils.\u201d (Pages 107 and 347).First Church of Christ Scientist 52 Academy Road, Westmount, P.Q.West Side Entrance SUNDAŸ JUNE 27:h 11.00 a.m.Morning Service.11.00 a.m.Sunday School, Wednesday \u2014 Testimony Meeling, 8.16 p.m, Reading Room, 4022 Sherbrooke St.W.11.30 a.m.to 4.30 p.m.\u2026 also Friday evening 8 to 9.30, except Sundays and holidays.Christlan Science.Golden Text: Isalah 2: 5.O house of Jacob, come ye, and let us walk in the light of the Lord.ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Corner Church Hill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th., M.C.Servicen During The Summer Months: 8.60 a.m.Holy Communion, 11.00 a.m.Morning Service, 7.30 p.m, Evening Service Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlowe Ave.Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector.Barnabas Day.A, and M.(said).Friday, St.FIFTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer, 7.30 p.m.Evensong.TUESDAY St, Peter, A.and M.10.00 a.m.Holy Communion.WEDNESDAY 7.00 a.m.Holy £onmunlon.! THURSDAY 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion, textbook | Westm't Park-Emmanuel] * \u2014\u2014\u2019 Dr, Harvey Campbell, the newly inducted minister of West- mount Park-Emmanuel Church will preach his first sermon\u2019 as the minister of the amalgamated congregation on Sunday next.The past two Sundays have more than exceeded expectations, There have been large congregations; a genuine spirit of warmth and cooperation and a conviction that, under the ministry of Dr .Campbell, Westmount Park-Emmanuel will make a marked contribution to the spiritual life of Westmount and Montreal.Caivary Church Dorchester St.at Greene Ave.Westmount Minister: Rt.Rev.T.W.Jones, MA.D.D.Moderator of the United Churck of Canada Assistant, Mr.Muxwell Reader, BA.Organist and Choir Director, Mr Gitford Mitchell SUNDAY, JUNE 27th 11.00 a.m.\u201cThe Day that never Dawns\u201d 7.30 pan.\u201cLife, n rond of Discovery\u201d Mr.Reader will preach at both Services.ALL ARE INVITED TO SHARE IN THESE SERVICES, .Dominion-Douglas Church Westmount Zlvd., cor.Lansdowne Avenue Ministers: Rev.À.Lioyd Smith, M.A., D.D.Rev.R.Graham Barr, B.A., B.D.SUNDAY, JUNE 27th HOLY COMMUNION 11.00 am, Dr.A, Lloyd Smith: \u201cWhat may our Religion do for us?\u201d The Sacrament of the Lord's Supe per will be administered.MORNING SERVICE ONLY | Organist and Choirmaster, À Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bac.St.James United Church 463 St.Catherine St.West Interim Minister Rev.8.B.Browa, SUNDAY, JUNE 27th 11.00 a.m.\u201c7,000 to 1,000,000.\u201d 7.30 p.m.\u201cYou Are Important \u2014 You Can Win.\u201d Rev.W.E.Dudley.D.D., will preach at both services.VISITORS WELCOME St.Andrew's Church Westmount 101 Cote St.Antoine Rd.near Argyle Ave.Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A, Minister Rev.George K.Wurd, B.A, Assistant-Minister SUNDAY, JUNE 27th 11,00 a.m.Mr.Grant \u2014 \u201cGod's Proms ise For The Days Ahead.\u201d NO EVENING SERVICE Organist and Cholrmaster, Phillips: Motley, B.A., Mus, Bac, ! F.GC.0.i COME AND WORSHIP § WESTMOUNT PARK Emmanuel Church {Cor.Lansdowne and Western Aves.f, Ministers: Rev.George W.Goth, B.A., B.D, Rev.Harvey Campbell, B.D., D.D.11.00 a.m.Dr.Campbell will preaem, Mr.Goth will be associated witly De.Campbell in the service, d C Scott,- L.R,$S:M, Chpir Directoë ; G.E.Flower, Organist. PAGE SIX THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1948 PERSONALSOCIALENGAGEMENTS WEDDINGS Mr.and Mrs.William 9.Hodge Mr, and Mrs.Morrison and their family are leaving shortly for a vacation at Rawdon, Que.Miss Dora Christie has left to spend her vacation at Brace- bridge, Muskoka.Mrs.Priestley and her youngest daughter, Miss Gladys Jean Priestley, are leaving on Saturday to spend the summer months at their country home at Lake Mac- Donald, Que.The Hon.Mr.Justice and Mrs.Errol McDougall have returned from Bondville, Que., where they were the guests of the Hon.Mr.Justice and Mrs.C.Gordon Mac- kinnon.On account of the inclement weather yesterday, the Montreal Junior Advertising and Sales Club had to postpone the golf outing which they had planned to- hold at the Mount Royal Golf Club.J ps.W.G.Muirhead, St.Catherine Street, Westmount, Miss Ruth Taylor, Roslyn Avenue; Mrs.David Crombie and Miss Cornelia Groenheyde, have returned from a two weeks\u2019 vacation when they were the guests of Mr.Frank Jarvis at Jarvis Island.Mrs.W.M.Hick, chairman of the Civics Group of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club, entertained the members of her Committee at tea recently.Plans Were discussed for the project for the coming season.Mr.and Mrs.Walter E.Soper of Rockcliffe, Ottawa, are in town to attend the wedding today, of Miss Diana Hamilton Piers, to Mr.Francis Gavin Power, M.C.They will be guests at the Ritz-Carlton.Accompanying them will be their Mr.and Mrs.Hodge, picture above, were married recently of the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount.Mrs.Hodge is the youngest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.J.Walsh, of Rielle Avenue, Verdun: the bridegroom being the son of Mr.Joseph Modge and the late Mrs.Hodge, or Bill, or he is better known, is a veteran of four daughter, Miss Barbara Soper, who will be a bridesmaid at the Hodge, of Westmount ond formerly of Newfoundland.wedding and will stay with Mr.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur S.Piers, of West- mount.Mrs.L.Devost, president, and Years\u2018 service overseos, and was wounded in Germany in the Rhine crossing.Before the war he was well known in sport circles.Bud Crone Photo.Mrs.E.Kidder, French Corres- onding Secretary, both of the Duebec Provincial Command of tlhe Canadian Legion, were guests recently of Mr.and Mrs.Mac- Neil, at Fairacres Farm, Monte- bello, and later they visited the Seigniory Club, Charlotte PR 23 Hing Furs Gowns K cool ® PRINTS ® SHEERS ® MESHES ® LINENS FROM $16.95 .\u2018 SUMMER COAT SALE! 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Leave a note in your Borden bottle, or telephone Wilbank 1188\u2014and arrange for our Old Fashioned Buttermilk to be delivered to your heme daily.Dordens OLD FASHIONED BUTTERMILK Colorful Yellow corduroy shorts and cool printed sheer blouse make this outfit a sunny splash of color.The shorts and blouse were modelled at the recent Norghern Eiectric Fashion Show.Photo Courtesy Northern News.To Keep Memory Of Baby Years Bronze-Craft Reg'd, 1558 Stanley street, Montreal, specialists in preserving baby's shoes as a treasured keepsake, offer you a chance to bring back memories of baby\u2019s first step.The co-owners of this newly | opened establishment, N.L.and L.P.Green, have perfected their knowledge by spending a year working with thriving companies in the United States and they believe they have a business which will help parents cherish a lasting memory of baby's first steps.The process gives you a choice of four metallic surfaces encased in a plastic material which gives durability and a naturalness that has to be seen to be appreciated.You send them a pair of baby's shoes, and they come back bronzed, with every wrinkle, scuff and mark remaining on the shoe as baby left it.There ig also a wide variety of bases on which the shoe may be attractively mounted.One, for instance, is a base wide enough to have the two shoes mounted on each end, with a picture of baby in the middle.Another base is book-ends.You bring your baby's shoes in, and you get them back in two weeks, preserved for life.Appreciative Audience Hears Talented Pupils Of Miss Elsie Collins A delightful plano recital was given In Victoria Hall on Thursday evening, June 17th, by pupils of Elsie M.Collins, L.Mus.(Mc- Gill), before a large and apprec- lative audience, The programme included both classical and popular music and the items were well rendered.Among the beginners were five-year-old Barbara Brice and seven-year-old Marion Graham and Susan Schloen.All pupils showed promise of hecoming good musicians, THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1048 -or about to be Thompson was presented with a - silver entree dish, from the grad- Many Showers Held v For Local Graduate \u2014=\"\"\" : Prior To Marriage \u201cQld at 40,5060?\u201d Several social events were held 9 = Man, You're Crazy honoring Miss Phyliss Thompson Forget your aye! Thousands are peppy at 70, Try whose marriage to Mr.Mitchell ! : DEDDIDE UD'* With Ostrex, Â took place .at Wesley United rundown fecting duo soieis capes, 20e for oak: Church.Miss Thompson, who is Oetrez Fook Tabjers tar Port eal, ai a graduate of the Honmioeopathic l'orsale ne all Grus seomemerod 2ize only\u201d 50c, Hospital, was given a floor lamp by her classmates at a gathering heid at the home of Mrs.Lloyd Parker in Cartierville.Another interesting event was the miscellaneous shower held by joint hostesses Miss May Brown and Miss Marion Henderson at the latter's home.Other joint hostesses were Miss Joyce Ed-|2 wards and Miss Evelyn Geddes, IN NEW ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS 5269 NL NL Immediate Delivery at SE EE OR 1 LE who entertained at a presentation a shower at the former's home, |= : ° ° when the guest of honor was a Church Radio Service iven a tea set from the gradu-|B 5 on 168 4 1 E @ 5860 SHERBROOKE W.The Birthday Club of the Lad- n .ies\u2019 Auxiliary of the Homoeopa- |= 1 thic presented Miss Thompson a N.D.G.Bicycle Shop with a gift of sterling silver nut [lB 5260 SHERBROOKE W.dishes at a social gathering held a \u2014\u2014 at the home of Mrs.George Mor- B I .gan; and at a tea held in the ë Ice'and Refrigeration Griffith Memorial Hall in honor | of several graduates just married fg 2 MILNER ST., Mtl.West married, Miss = -l v0 ED EO CHARLES BROOKS REG'D.INTERIOR DECORATION PAINTING - Exterior and Interior Upholstery - Slipcovers - Curtains Picture Framing 1227A GREENE AVENUE {Just above St.Catherine} RUGS & CARPETS FOR SUMMER COTTAGES, CLUBS, etc.IN FIBRE, DRUCGETS, JUTE, ete.WILTON and AXMINSTER CARPETS IN LARGE RANGE OF COLORS BROADLOOM CARPETS We Are Also Selling Agents For The : HOOVER VACUUM CLEANER CREGEEN LIMITED EX.3411 - - - 3945 NAMUR ST.WE.2726 PRIVATE CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL RAWDON, QUE.mp mme = ts ve 8 FE tue 3 DOCTORS IN ATTENDANCE NURSE SERVICE 24 HOURS A DAY 2 DIETICIANS 15 ROOMS Bright cheery rooms over-looking lake.Health-building ozone-laden mountain air.First-class service and quality.+ Special rates for one month and over « [For AN Information Call CLairval 6731 re ve. Technicolor Hit at Monkland AT THE MONKLAND SATURDAY Danny Kaye, as Walter Mitty, unassumirg proofreader for a pulp magozine, becomes in turn a miracle-working Viennese surgeon, a fearless cowboy protecting blonde co-star, Virginia Mayo: a famous flight ace and entertainer, and other heroes of escapist dreams in Samuel Goldwyn's \u2018\u2019The Secret Life of Walter Mitty,\u201d in color by Technicolor, and based on James Thurber's popular short story.Added feature: Ann Blyth gets her man for the first time in pie- tures in \"A Woman's Vengeance,\u201d à Universal-International film, the screenplay of which was written by Aldous Huxley.The man in this case is Charles Boyer, star of the film.Danny Kaye as \u201cMitty\u201d Hero musicals in Technicolor.For \u201cUp In Arms\u201d the ex-vaudevillian played a neurotic hypochondriac who turned into a one-man army.Then, in \u201cWonder Man\u201d, Kaye enacted the dual role of a meek scholar and his twin brother, brash song-and-dance man.And, in \u201cThe Kid From Brooklyn\u201d, Local motion picture audiences are marvelling at Danny Kaye, playing seven roles in Samuel Goldwyn's \u201cThe Secret Life of Walter Mitty,\u201d produced in Technicolor, and based upon James Thurber\u2019s famous short story.But them, Kaye has never played just one person in his series of Lost Showing TODAY! \"THE EXILE.\" Also \"THE CAPTIVE HEART\" Starts SATURDAY United CFheatne (Monkland at Girouard Ave.) DExter 9711 CAN You USE À Ÿ LOAD OF LAUGHS ?.end an eyeluil of girls, a heart full of happy song?A SAMUEL GOLDWYN Is presen | DANNY KAYE * VIRGINIA MAYO ky ond THE GOLDWYN GIRLS in \u201cTHE SECRET LIFE OF WALTER MITIY\" in TECHNICOLOR - wih BORIS KARLOFF FAY BAINTER » ANN RUTHERFORD J ONE KISS .and his hours were numbered! PLUS pid HUXLEY, à] UT EIRE ETI 50 Pathe First Run News J voy.À \u201cLsen « THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1948 Belmont Park Kiddies Days Have Arrived Kiddies\u2019 Days will be celebrated at Belmont Park for a limited period starting today with exception of Sundays and Mondays.Guest tickets can now be obtained from any Thrift Stop and Shop Store, sponsors of these kiddies\u2019 days, which will entitle children of school age to special admission rates to the park and to numerous attractions within.Excellent picnic facilities, shelters and asphalt walks make a day's outing at Belmont Park a most enjoyable one for the entire family.Breath-taking is a term often applied to aerial acts, but it is the only fitting description for the dangerous, daring and death- defying performances of Les Kimris, famous French aerial stars currently featured daily at 5 pm.and 11 p.m, as the Free Outdoor Attraction.The stunts that the average aerial gymnast does on a fixed apparatus, Les Kimris perform atop a towering contraption, while in circular motion, without any safety net below.Their contraption is driven by a miniature aeroplane equipped with a high-powered electric motor.A brand new feature made its | bow at the Park Saturday evening.Its Pete Kortes famous Side-Show, formerly featured with the Clyde Beatty Circus, which came direct to Belmont Park from a triumphant five months\u2019 tour of the Hawaiian Islands, This is their first appearance in the city.Kaye was the mild milkman, who through no fault of his own, became a boxing champion.In his new picture in Technicolor, \u201cThe Secret Life of Walter Mitty\u201d, the lanky, tousled comedian plays a flock of roles.He begins as a prosaic proofreader prone to day-dreaming.It is an escape from his task of correcting stories for such publications as \u201cWild Confessions,\u201d \u2018Exotic Love Stories\u201d and \u201cRacy Detective Stories\u201d and from -being dominated by his mother, henpecked by his prospective mother-in-law and confused by his beautiful-but- dumb fiancee, played by Ann Rutherford.But in his dreams and in his \u201creal\u201d life \u201cMitty\u201d, as a reward, encounters his glamorous ce-star Virginia Mayo.As Dr.Mitty, he performs miracles of surgery.In lustful, romantic North Africa Wing Commander Mitty clears the skies of Nazi pilots, captures the hearts of tropical beauties, entertains his companion G.L's.He gambles for a fortune on a Missippi river packet.He becomes Slim Mitty, terror of the badmen in the roaring West.In another sequence, he is Anatole of Paris, milliner de luxe.In the Indian Ocean as a salty captain, he conquers a monsoon, In support of Danny Kaye and Virginia Mayo are featured Boris Karloff, Fay Bainter and Ann Rutherford and the Goldwyn Girls.\" Norman Z.McLeod directed, Stcond Feature \u201cA Woman's Vengeance\u2019, starring Charles Boyer, a Universal- International picture produced : and directed by Zoltan Korda from a classic screenplay by Al- dous Huxley.The cast of the picture, which tells how a man\u2019s reckless past, when exposed in criminal court, taker him to the shadow of the gallows for wife murder, includes Ann Blyth, Sir Cedric Hardwicke, Jessica Tandy and Mildred Nat- wick.Miss Blyth, Academy award nominee for the role of Joan Crawford's daughter in \u201cMildred Pierce,\u201d is seen as Boyer's second wife.The indiscretions of their tempestuous love affair are an important factor in the chain of circumstational evidence which results in his conviction of murder.co Looe 1 \u201ca.PAGE THIRTEEN AT THE SNOWDON SATURDAY! Robert Newton and Simone Simon appear In a scene from the new British drama.\u2018Temptation Harbour,\u201d which will be shown for the first time in Montreal starting Soturday at the Snowdon Theatre.C.A.T.School Of Musical Arts To Present Recital C.A.Sebistianowich, director of the Canadian Art Theatre Schoo! of Musical Arts, announces that students of his school will present their first public recital on Tuesday, at 8 p.m.The recital will take place in the studios of the Canadian Art Theatre, 5767 Monkland Avenue! and, organized by the student body it will represent all fields of musical study.The difector and staff will attend and refreshments will be served at the close of the evening.\u201cNo-button men\u2019s shirts are plentiful on the market now.It's hard to distinguish them from those returned from the laundry.From the novel \u2014WITH\u2014 a The strange tale of the Delisle Twins, to whose Death Defying Fame all Europe paid tribute .but who, tricked by \u2018fate, finished in Disgrace \u2014 and DEATH! ERBERT at ew ew * er see ai CERES ue .D e vd.st snowde, Inct x Simone venise UE N Starts SAT a 0 For One Week: struggle with the temptation of sudden wealth! \u201cTEMPTATION HARBOUR\u201d \"Newhaven- Dieppe\" by Georges Simenon MARGARET BARTON N IDENTICAL TWINS COMMIT THE PERFECT CRIME?NCE de MARNEY T RPRYLLIS DIXEY aay an honest man\u2019s Last Showing Today! June Allyson and Peter Lawford in \u201cGOOD NEWS\u201d filmed in technicolor.Also Mickey Rooney, Ann Blythe and Brian Donlevy In \u201cKILLER McCOY\", {GE FOURTEEN AT THE AVENUE SATURDAY! Carole Lombard and James Stewart, co-starring in \u201cMade For Each Other,\u201d starting Saturday at the Avenue Theatre, portray a pair of parents who are pardonably proud of their offspring.Poignant Story of Married Life THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1918 Mickey Rooney's Latest FilmAt Westmount Sun.So established has Mickey Rooney become as a master of comedy that filmgoers sometimes overlook the fact that this talented young star is also a superb dramatic actor.If the proof is in the pudding\u2014the pudding is \u201cKiller McCoy\u201d, the new Rooney film, which starts Sunday at the Westmount Theatre in which he gives a performance that will stick to audience memory for some time to come.It is a cold, clean, precise portrayal, this portrait of young Tommy McCoy, ex-newsboy who becomes a prizefighter and accidentally a killer in the ring.Its the story of a boy brought up ;|by a drunken, no-good father, a boy striving to do the right thing but driven to desperate circumstances, who battles his way up the ladder to sports fame, is made the pawn of a suave gentleman gambler and, in a terrifying climax, takes a terrific beating and almost throws his biggest fight in an endeavor to save his father and the girl he loves, ¢ AT THE WESTMOUNT SUNDAY! James Dunn and Mickey Rooney as father and son in \u201cKiller McCoy,\u201d the excitement drama in which Rooney enacts bis first mature role as @ tough prizefighter.In the above scene he receives a telegram notifying him of the death of his mother.This excellent film starts At the Avenue Theatre Saturday The re-issue of the comedy- drama depicting young married life will be shown at the Avenue Theatre starting Saturday until Tuesday.The story, adapted by Jo Swer- ling, tells of the trials and tribulations that beset the married life of Johnny and Jane Mason, played by Carole Lombard and James Stewart.John is a promis- dng junior member in a New York law firm, but is obliged to struggle along on a meagre salary.His mother (Lucile Wat- son) comes to live with them, and further complicates his life with Jane by her continual carping and complaining.When, however, a son is born to Jane and Johnny they forget their troubles in their ecstatic happiness, Even this joy is destined not to last long.On New Year's Eve the child comes down with pneumonia, and to save its life a serum must be flown from Salt Lake City.This thrilling race against death forms the climax of the picture, and by the (Greene above Ave.above St.Catherine) Starts SATURDAY until TUESDAY! Light-Hearted Last Showing TODAY! James Stewart Bendix.DVENVE {Healthfully Air Conditioned) uni Pal GODDARD and Helen Walker in \"CALL NORTHSIDE 777.\" Also Bob Hope and Signe Hasso in \"WHERE THERE'S LIFE,\" with William FF Feature! Entertainment \u2014 rer, Heart-Warming Screenful of Favorite Stars! G \"HEART aa w Our Service! | For the convenience of our patrons who wwe hard-of-hearinz, speciol hearing aids will he loaned on request! pene \u2018anyone's money, \"and they get the surprise of their \u2018easy-going.lives.: 'A.R.Wylie \u201cKiller McCoy\" packs a wallop in every scene not only in its realistically spectacular prizefignt Sequences, which range from a spirited\u2019 amateur bout to a fight in Madison Square Garden, but also in the emotional impact of such episodes as that in which the young \u201ckiller\u201d comforts the heartbroken father, who has proved himself a liar and a thief, and the touching scene in which -the boy, raised in New York's slums, decides he is not good enough for Sheila, the girl who has befriended him.While chief plaudits go to Rooney's portrayal of the title part, the roles of the sports racketeer Jim Caighn, hig daughter Sheila, and Tommy McCoy's no- good father, Brian, are of tremendous interest and vitality, Brian Donlevy, who recently scored as the prosecutor in \u201cThe Kiss of Death,\u201d goes the opposite extreme in his portrayal of the gentleman gambler who uses the \u201cKiller\u201d for his own ends.Ann Blyth is touching and appealing as the girl who tries to bridge the gap between her own social environment and Tommy McCoy's prize-ring background, and James Dunn offers a memorable portrait of the weakling father, Second Attraction A tale of lusty adventure, crackling with robust romance, rousing hand-to-hand combats, duels to the death and chivalry in the famed Robin Hood tradition is \u201cThe Prince of Thieves\u201d, the added attraction.Lovely Patricia Morison as Lady Marian, Robin's true lover, Adele Jergens, beautiful victim of pol- iticial intrigue; Alan Mowbray as the jolly Friar; Michael Duane, loyal follower of King Richard; H.B, Warner as Robin's foster time the child recovers the differences in the Mason household have been sufficiently ironed out to allow Jane and Johnny to start off on their long delayed honeymoon.Charles Coburn, as Johnny's crotchety employer, and Ruth Weston, as the scheming Eunice Doolittle, add their fine characterizations to the work of the principals.Second Feature The added attraction is the gay comedy \u201cThe Young In Heart\", co-starring Douglas Fairbanks, Paulette Goddard and Janet Gay- nor.Roland \u201cTopper\u201d Young, Billie Burke, Henry Stephenson, Richard Carlson and Minnie Dupree head the imposing supporting cast of this screen version of the I.Saturday Evening Post serial, \u201cThe Gay Banditti.\u201d Sunday at the Westmount Theatre.father, and Lowell Gilmore, cruel Norman foe of all good Saxons are cast in the important supporting roles.Filmed in Cinecolor with all the pageantry and excitement of medieval days, \u201cThe Prince of Thieves\u201d screenplay was written by Maurice Tombragel.The action centres around Robin Hood's attempts to rescue the Lady Christabel (Miss Jergens), be~ ; \u201cThe Young in Heart\u201d is the\u2019 - delightful story of the Carletons, a family of fascinating phonies, | who live by their charm and on: kicked out of only the hest places from the Riviera to London.They're out to \u2018take\u2019 the world, and have been \u2018 but their hearts get in the way À SEVILLE: Last Showing Today! Charles Chaplin and Martha Raye in \"MONSIEUR VERDOUX.\" Also Turhan Bey and Virginia Mayo in \"OUT OF THE BLUE.\u201d Revival TONIGHT after II.\u201cBAMBOO BLONDE,\u201d with Francis Fangford and Glenn Vernon.(St.Catherine at Chognedy) Starts SATURDAY! THE GAY MUSICAL THAT WILL PUT A SMILE IN YOUR HEART! DENNIS MORGAN MYSTERY AND INTRIGUE IN « THE LIFE OF A PRIVATE TECTIVE?Ale Ji ps x SN Q no ay ney trothed of Sir Allan Claire (Puane) from an unwelcome marriage with the calculating Baron Tristram.In the course of events, Robin meetg and falls in love with Sir Allan's sister, Lady Marian (Miss Morison).% WESTMOUNT: TODAY and SATURDAY! Dennis Morgan and Arlene Dahl in \"MY WILD IRISH ROSE\u201d color by Technicolor.Also Franchot Tone and Janet Blair in \") LOVE TROUBLE.\" A Clhsotne (Sherbrooke at Grey Ave.) Starts SUNDAY ! MICKEY ROONEY IN A NEW TYPE OF ROLE AS A TOUGH KID FROM THE STREETS WHO RISES TO FAME IN THE PRIZEFIGHT WORLD! \u2014Added Action Featurel\u2014 THE PEN OF SLY ALEXANDRE DUMAS ADDS THAT FRENCH TOUCH TO THE STORY OF ROBIN HOOD AND HIS MERRY MEN! A y A i eves | eof bd SA 8 2e tt ee SB Direct From 1 Hollywood By Jack Hirshberg Lower Case Eden Ahbez this is written in lower case because that's how eden ahbez would want it.by now even canadians must be familiar with that name.eden ahbez \u2014 no caps, please.he's the guy who wrote \u201cnature boy\u201d.wrote it, he says \u2014 or stole it, if you're to believe the chorus of accusations soon to be hurled at him in the courts.anyhow, it will make him rich and eden finds that most disheartening.\u201cmoney \u2014 i don\u2019t want it, \" he says.ugly affectation.i despise it.\u201d * perhaps you've read of eden elsewhere; he's had a lot of headlines | recently.but he happens to be a neighbor of mine in tujunga canyon about 20 miles from hollywood.he lives under a peach tree in someone else's garden.his bed is a double sleeping bag and his wordly possessions include three drinking cups, two knives and a towel.he shares these facilities with his wife.i don\u2019t know what they do when the towel gets dirty.* * * i also dont Know what they'll do when mrs.ahbeg has her baby next autumn.perhaps they'll move under an oak tree \u2014 it offers more room.though the family dog may crowd them, eden doesn\u2019t like ostentation of any sort.or publicity \u2014 it says here.he loves nature, and subsists on a diet of vegetables, fruit and nuts.yes, lots of nuts.ahbez hails from brooklyn.he wrote the words to \u201cnature boy\u201d four years ago, then studied composition in order to set it to music.the tune eventually was recorded by nat \u201cking\u201d cole and swept to instantaneous popularity.now r.k.o.has paid him $10,000 to use the ditty in a film called \u201cthe boy with green hair\u201d.sheet music and recording royalties will bring him $50,000 more this year alone.what will ahbez do with the dough?since he claims to hate wealth i hereby offer to relieve him of its burden.anything for a neighbour, y'know.however, it is likely he will stash it away, perhaps play the ponies, maybe buy a few new drinking cups or another towel.= and meanwhile the world, or as much of it as is interested, wonders if he really is an enchanted man or just another smartie who snickers up his sleeves every time somebody writes another story about him, TICKERTAPE \u2014 Because his weighty films, like \u201cOdd Man Out\u201d, are reportedly losing money, J.Arthur Rank says he will concentrate on lighter fare this season.English producers have turned out fine suspense cinemas and ¥ Variety Show! jong! \"Every sunday Night VERDUN AUDITORIUM AIR CONDITIONED Starting Sunday, June 27th., 8.30 p.m.Sharp HOURS OF SOLID ENTERTAINMENT 2 2 With Top Name CANADIAN and AMERICAN ACTS From Night Clubs and Radio First Show, Sunday, June 27th, Features OSCAR PETERSON TRIO x GERMAINE GIROUX CANADA'S FINEST Star of Bal Tabourin MASTERS OF CEREMONIES DON CAMERON & GILLES PELLERIN CJAD CKVL Make Believe Ballroom SID MORRIS, MUSIC DIRECTOR.Admission: 50e and 75¢, Tax Included = Children Under 12, 25¢ \u201cdisplay of wealth is an AT BELMONT PARK Lee Wallenda, one of the world's most beautiful girl aerial gymnasts, feotured with Les Kimris ot Belmont Park daily at 5 and 11 p.m.it would be novel to see a good British musical .Three- dimensional sound is already a technical reality and may reach the general public within a year.It's a new recording system whereby the onlooker hears actors speaking from the screen much as they would speak on a stage \u2014 their voices emanate from whatever part of the screen they are located .Jack LaRue goes back to London soon to take the role intended for James Mason in \u201cUnder Capricorn.\u201d Though Walter Wanger and Joan Bennett remain happily married, they have dissolved a business partnership in Diana Productions.Miss Bennett remains with the firm while Wanger leaves .Darryl Zanuck\u2019's \u201cThe Iron Cur- This Summer CAT.On Tour The Canadian Art Theatre, in last stages of packing for summer tour, which commences Monday, has announced arrangements have been made to accommodate a limited number of apprentices for certain periods during the summer months.These apprentices will work with the company, and gain practical backstage experience on tour, as well as understudying the supporting roles.No fees for apprenticeship will be charged; students will be responsible only for the payment of their own room and board.A great deal of experience in theatre is not nécessary\u2014simply an interest in theatre, and a willingness to learn.Application should be made immediately to the Canadian Art Theatre, 5767 Monkland avenue.As a preview of its opening show, \u201cNight Must Fall,\u201d the C.A.T.is presenting this play at Hudson, Quebec ,on Saturday.In the leading role of Mrs.Bramson will be Maud Whit- more.In the role of Danny, which the playwright, Emlyn Williams, wrote for himself, will be Silvio Narizzano, playing his first serious dramatic lead with the CAT.Opposite Mr.Nariz- zano, Mary Sheppard will play Olivia Grayne.Once on the road, the Canadian Art Theatre will be away from Montreal until early September, During its absence it will present eight, possibly nine productions, to a possible audience of about ten thousand peo- (ple in the Eastern Townships of Quebec and northern Vermont.This will be the first tour of the CAT and the first to be attempted by any English-speaking Montreal group for many years.Joy Thomson, director of the CAT, will be director of the Summer Tour, the company of which will include Mary Forde, Norma Hobbs, Amelia Hall, Gerald O'Brien and Paul Horton as well as regular CAT members.tain\u201d took in almost $1,000,000 during the first week of its release across Canada and the United | States.One wonders if Zanuck's motive for filming the Gouzenko story was profit or public service.It played 399 theaters simultaneously, aided at the box-office by communist agitation that enlarged its audience rather than diminished it.* * * REVIEWS OF PREVIEWS \u2014 \u201cKey Largo\u201d (Warner Brothers), 75% \u2014 This reminds you of \u201cPetrified Forest\u201d and has the same leading man, Humphrey Bogart.It's the story of a Florida innkeeper and his family who are held prisoners in their own hotel by a gang of mobsters.Lauren Bacall is unexpectedly capable in a not too taxing role, but Edward G.Robinson menaces perhaps a bit too dramatically.However, it's good entertainment with a generous quota of suspense.EXPENSIVE STAR Shaggy, the dog star of Pine- Thomas\u2019 #Shaggy\" Paramount color production, was brought at the Los Angeles City Dog Pound for $2.The canine star has already earned $50,000 for its owner, movie animal trainer Earl Johnson.BUSY ACTOR Star Richard Arlen has completed his starring role in Pine- Thomas\u2019 \u201cSpeed to Spare,\u201d Paramount release, and is currently in her new Technicolor picture.Arlen plays a truck driver in \u201cSpeed to Spare.\u201d NICE GESTURE Barry Sullivan, starred In Paramount's \u201cThe Great Gatsby,\u201d personally pays the salary of his stand-in, Raymond Stevens, on the days during a picture when Stevens doesn't work and is officially \u201coff salary.\u201d THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1948 This species is highly venomous, PAGE FIFTEEN Family Pre-Holiday Treat | \u201cBush Christmas\u201d Starting Thursday at noon, the Kent Theatre is presenting special | family showings of \u201cBush Christ.| mas\u201d, an unusually interesting ! and novel type of film, which re- | presents a new departure in the cinema world.Made catirely outdoors against the magnificent background of the Blue Mountains | of New South Wales, it has a simple but exciting story of five youngsters lost in the Australian bush and their adventures when tracking .down a trio of -horse- thieves.; Ralph Smart produced and directed this absorbing new picture, with a cast headed by Chips Raf- ferty as \u2018Long\u2019 Bill, a bold bad horse-thief; John Fernside, Stan Tolhurst, Pat Penny and a group of talented children, including Helen Grieve, who played the part of the drover's younger daughter in \u201cThe Overlanders\u201d.The excellent photography by George Heath has captured the sharp, brilliant outdoor qualities of the country, giving a wonderful effect of space, sunlight and air.; appearance.\u201cBush Christmas\u201d is heartily recommended to young and old as | a different and wholly refreshing | entertainment.| Sidelights on Production The shooting of the film in the Blue Mountains of New South Wales was not without its moments.One hot day, while Helen Grieve, one of the child actors, was sitting on a boulder near the cameraman, a brown snake slid out of cover towards her feet.and Helen, very sensibly, did not try to move her foot.The snake slid over her boot.In a matter of seconds Chips Rafferty, the \u201cchampion snake Killer\u201d of the party, had followed and killed it.Later it was skinned and Chips presented the skin to Helen, who has had a belt made of it as a souvenir of her escape.During the expedition, says the producer, , at Kent Ralph Ralph Smart, six or seven snakes were killed by Rafferty.Each of the children had his or her own pony during the shooting of the picture and a \u201cterrific rivalry\u201d developed, says the producer, Ralph Smart, \u201cas to which of them could produce the best They were up early and late, brushing, grooming and polishing.\u201d Neza Saunders, the black boy who plays the part of Neza in \u201cBush Christmas\u201d, was chosen from five hundred \u201cAbo\u201d boys who attended an audition in the Native Reserve in Queensland.It was his first trip into civilization.\u201cHe's & very bright boy, though\" says the producer, Ralph Smart, \u201cand soon got used to our ways.He attended lessons with the others.Gwen Annesley, the schoolmistress, found him very intelligent.I think the kid has a film future.Adult performance will start at 6 p.m.with the showing of \u201cBush Christmas and \u201cWings Of The Morning\u201d.The special matinees will continue for one week only.[CERNE AERIAL SENSATION MOTHERS! To Enjoy This Full Length Feature Film , .Ji a Christmas\u201d Special Matinees: 4 Shows Daily 12 Noon till 5.30 p.m -MOTHERS!! BRING THE ENTIRE FAMILY ! STARTING TODAY ADMISSION FOR EVERYONE 25¢ Especially Produced by J.ARTHUR RANK ADULT SHOW STARTS AT 6 P.M.\u201cBUSH CHRISTMAS\u201d 21:0 \u201cWINGS of the MORNING\u201d REGULAR ADMISSION with Henry FONDA and ANNABELLA in TECHNICOLOR a\u201c PAGE SIXTEEN THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1948 ASCENSION TOP STEINBERG\u2019S 10-5 Emmett Jones Pitches Locals To Sunday Afternoon Win By GEORGE COCHRANE Slamming out 16 hits off of the right-handed offerings of Jacques Deslauriers and Bill Russell, Ascension\u2019's Snowdon Senior Fastball League entry racked up an impressive 10-5 win over Steinberg\u2019s in a regular league contest played at Macdonald Park last Sunday afternoon.The Ascensionites were well on their way to another win Sunday evening at their home N.D.G.Park.They were up 2-0 over Hampton Food when plate umpire Joe Ross called a halt due to rain.The boys were in the last half of the third when the game was called.The afternoon tussle was featured by the solid clouting of a quartet of local balthawks.Em-#* mett Jones, Gerry Snyder and Sonny Provost came through with three for five performances while clean-up swatter Leon Peloquin had two hits in four official trips to the plate.JONES THE WINNER Emmett Jones was on the mound for Kev Kennedy's Krew and turn- ed for the grocer clan and was hit hard before being relieved by veteran Billy Russell in the ninth.The locals\u2019 batting attack was featured by a three-run homer in the ninth by Gerry Snyder, the young men whom the Ascension ites obtained in that recent deal which saw Roger Bourassa go to ed in a fine game to chalk up his Steinberg's.first win of the 1948 season.Jones Ascension .000 020 125 '10 16 2 held the Steinbergers to 11 pretty Steinberg\u2019's .000100202 5 11 8 Batteries: Jones and Harvie; | Deslauriers, Russell and Barber.LEAGUE STANDINGS Tonight at N.D.G Park; Thrift vs St.Augustine's.| Well scattered hits while fanning four and walking one.Long Jacques Deslauriers start- AN INVITATION \"sro WwW.L.P.C.Ascension .6 2 750 TO St.Augustine .6 3 873 Hampton .4 3 571 Denman .5 4 .556 $ 8 ê t À 8 St.Malachy .3 4 429 Trenholme .3 4 429: Oxford .2 8 200: British HILLMAN MINX Y Notes Camp Westmount Camp Westmount, the city camp operated by the West mount Y.M.C.A., will 9.30 a.m.The purpose of this in-the-city project is to give as many as possible of the best camping experiences to boys who otherwise be left to their own devices on the city streets.The THE CAR WITH THE MODERN GEAR SHIFT Now on Display e DEMONSTRATIONS HUDSON SALES and so stimulate boys that they will desire to continue to explore for themselves, either by continuing their formal education or further their knowledge informally by reading, developing hobby interests or learning new skills.This year's camp will operate for a three weeks' period from June 28th to July 17th.There will be an all-day program from 9.30 a.m.to 4.30 p.m.each week day and a half day on Saturday mornings.Regular program will ERVI E include an assembly period, tol- lowed by baseball, handicrafts, CLIFF MOORE swim instruction, lunch, group games, hikes, inter-Y visits, track and field, industrial trips, story telling.All day picnics will take place out of the city each Wednesday.Camp Westmount is planned to (Continued on Page 17) \u201cSARGE\u201d Poster Design REC'D.Advertising Art Announces .1824 St.Catherine St.W.WI.7283 The opening of their new studio at 4119 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST {Opposite Dionne & Dionne) SHOWCARDS - POSTERS SILK SCREEN PROCESSING FOR FAST AND EFFICIEN SERVICE, TELEPHONE ! Fl.3164 | \u201cBe Wise.Advertise\u201d in-the- officially | open this Monday, June 28th, at.would .program of the camp is planned : to open up areas of experience | | Ascension Sports Fund Prize Winners Revealed In the recent fund raising campaign put on by Church of the Ascension of Westmount to aid their entry in the Snowdon Senior Fastball .League, .the .following were the lucky winners: Miss Jane Murphy, 425 Mount Pleasant Ave., Mr M.B.Bronstetter, 348 Lands- ; downe Ave., Mr.F.B.Kendall, 1 578 Roslyn Ave., Mr.Eric Sim- monds, 680 Sherbrooke St.West, and Miss M.Toupin, 125 19th Ave.Lachine, The money raised will be used to equip-and maintain the Ascension Softball Clubs.Rising Red Agile Cardinal second baseman Red Schoendienst goes high in the air to save a bad peg from catcher Joe Garagiola as the Giants\u2019 Whitey Lockman slides safely into second base.Pitcher Ray Poat shut out the Red Birds for the Jints, 5-0.Western Taximen Take Mounties For 12-4 Ride On Thursday the 17th, in West- mount Park, Western Taximen took the Mounties for a ride to the tune of 12 to 4.The Red Coats tried hard to pull the game out of the fire but the Taxi boys tlamped down and held tight.In the second game Postmen vs Police and Fire, the Postmen knocked at the Police door three times but the boys in blue were having none of that and slammed back with four runs.On Tuesday night the Taxi boys were at it again and the 400 men free wheeled a 15-2 victory against the Postmen.At the same time the Western outfit were locking up the Corporation Yard despite some clever pitching by the latter.The game finished with an 8-3 win for Western.In the closed Senior League the Unity boys slugged out a 12-6 win over the Marauders in a hard hitting game.Regardless of how good our forelgn relations, most of them seem too poor.Commissioner Chandler Welcomed To Montreal Baseball\u2019s High Commissioner, A.B.(Happy) Chandler, former Governor of Kentucky and form- i er member of the United States Senate, was the guest on Tuesday of the Montreal Baseball Club in an abbreviated visit to this city.Currently making the rounds of the International League parks, in the guise of a trouble-shooter for the National Game, the Commissioner was accompanied during his Montreal visit by Frank Shaughnessy, President of the International League and a resident of Montreal West, The Montreal Baseball Club tendered the distinguished visitor an informal press luncheon at the Mount Royal Hotel at noon Tuesday and immediately after the reception, the Commissioner left to play golf for the afternoon.However, he turned up at the ball park in the evening.and made a great hit with the crowd of 15,000, speaking in both French and English, and even singing \u201cMy Old Kentucky Home\u201d.Speaking to the writers, Chandler continually affirmed his belief in the integrity of baseball, and told the scribes that he is an ardent supporter of Legion baseball and that nothing would please him more than to see such a programme adopted in Canada.There were a few fleeting references to the trouble the Commissioner had in his early months of office, but the speaker passed these off with the remark: \u201cNo, I wasn\u2019t in trouble.It was just a lot of other fellows making a lof of trouble for themselves.\u201d The ex-senator, who took over the reins as baseball's head in 1945, now pointed out that, when he assumed command, there were but 10 leagues in operation in organized baseball, whereas today there are over 60.He also showed the difference between his policies and those of his predecessor, Judge Landis, saying that while the Judge almost never left the sanctuary of his office, he, himself, was continually on the move, spreading the gospel of the game far and wide.He also said a word about those critics who compared his work to what Landis would have done in the same case; but as the Commissioner said: \u201cI don\u2019t know what he would have done, in fact, I don't think anybody does.\u201d Also present at the informal luncheon were the managers of the Montreal and Newark Baseball Clubs, Clay Hopper and Bil Skiff, respectively, the Montreal General Manager, Buzzy Bavasi, and the Newark G.M., Chet Lane.A wallet is always a nic: gift but is not needed until several wer\u2019 * r Christmas.THE MONTREAL RACQUET SHOP 1484 St.Catherine St.W.(Opposite The York Theatre) \u2018Tel.Wi.3035 A new and distinctive shop offering the finest in all types of Racquets, Re-Stringing, and Repairs.Direct and mail order sales and repairs handled promptly with the highest gfade workmanship and care, endorsed by Jake\" Kramer, \u2018\u2019Dinny'\u2019 Pails, and other Tennis Greats, Bring your tennis problems hers for expert frees advice, TICKEYS NOW ON SALE HERE FOR Davis Cup Matches July 8, 9, 10.LAURENTINE KENNELS REG'D.D.W.and Mrs.Mitchell Boarding and Breeding Kennels SPACIOUS INDIVIDUAL QUARTERS 34 OUTDOOR EXERCISE RUNS VETERINARY INSPECTED Cote de Liesse Road Just East of Airport Entrance PHONE LACHINE 239-W FOR RESERVATIONS Gen.Adm.$1.25 FA TOO OLD 2 EEE.1 OL ODO LO RACING BLUE BONNETS June 19th to July 5th POST TIME, 2.30, SAT.and HOLIDAYS 3.00 DAILY Box Seats .50 Parking and Paddock included Minors will positively not be admitted Club House, with up-to-date dining room, open at 12.00 noon.Regular streetcar service from Park and Mount Royal ONTO nn 0 Club House $2.50 | ë i \u2018 - THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 198 Untagged Fielding Henry Schenz\u2019 grounder, shortstop Buddy ; Kerr of the Giants grimaces hitting the dirt in vain attempt ta tag Clarence Maddern of the Cubs at the Polo Grounds.Bill Rigney leaps over Mad- dern as Art Gore signals Ahat he is safe.Ray Poat shut out the Chicago club with Zone Olympic Committee Picks Stars For Finals The Zone I Olympic Committee consisting of F.M.Van Wagner, J.W.Davies, Miss Irene Wall, Miss Jean Snyder and T.D.Lord, Chairman have picked the track and field athletes to represent Province of Quebec, Eastern Ontario and the Maritimes in the final Olympic Trials and Dominion Championships at Molson Stadium on Friday and Saturday, July 9th and 10th.The following are the athletes selected on their performances in the Zone Trials last Saturday and on past performances: \u2014 100 and 200 metres: Reynold Skerrett, M.T.F.C., Pete Reébinson, McGill, Hugh Munroe, McGill, George McPhail, Ottawa.400 metres: Mac Sanders, Sher- & brooke and A.Rankin, Ottawa.800 metres: Mac Sanders, Sherbrooke, R.Love, Maritimes, R.Hickey, McGill + 1500 metres: Pete Grahame, Me- Gill, Don Scott McEwen, Ottawa, E.Wilburn, Maritimes.5000 metres: Don Scott Me- Ewen, Ottawa, R.Appleton, Maritimes, C.Jack, M.T.F.C.10,000 metres: Lloyd Evans, M.T.F.C.,, G.Lefebvre, M.T.F.C., Les Brooks, M.T.F.C, 110 metre and 400 metre Hurdles; A.Livingstone, Verdun High School.- 400 and 1600 metre Relays: McGill Track Club and Zone 1 Team.Jumping Broad Jump: Sandy Spence, Mc- Gill, H.Salisbury, M.T.F.C., Lionel Fournier, McGill, F.W.Judge, M.T.F.C.High Jump: Neville Lafcoe, Mc- Gill, F.W.Judge, M.T.F.C., Lionel Fournier, McGill.Pole Vault: Ian Hume, M.P.A.- A.A., Henry Sliwka, Ottawa, Lionel Fournier, McGill.Hop, Stép and Jump, Ian Hume, M.P.A.A.A., D.Shand, Verdun.16lb.Shot Put: Ted Fainstat, McGill, G Pronovost, M.P.A.A.A., R.Guidon, M.P.A.A.A., Lionel Fournier, McGill.Discus Throw Discus Throw: G.Pronovost, M.P.A.A.A., Joe Arteau, M.PA.A.A., Ted Fainstat, Lionel Fournier, McGill.Javelin Throw: R.Guindon, The easy way to LAWNS 96° for only 96c! 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playoffs two Kings teams met ; and fought it out for the cham- wrlier in the season Eagles edged it the Dodgers in a close fixture, this week the Dodgers came wack and smashed out a one- sided victory to the tune of 28 vo 8 and walked off with the Pee Wee \u201cC\u201d league championship.Richard Lines, captain of the Dod- pers chucked better than average ball while Grant Dixon and Ross Dello were the big guns that rap- ved in most of the runs.à | pionship of the league.Although took place when St.Leo's beat out Roslyn for the championship in the Pee Wee \u201cA\u201d League.The hard hitting Roslyn team led throughout the season finishing with a perfect percentage only to be beaten in the final playoff by the scrappy St.Leo\u2019s i.ine.Behind the superb pitching of young Lindsey St.Leo's seemed very confident and after taking a lead in the first inning were never headed for the rest of the game.The score tonight at 7 p.¥, weather permitting.Five members are leaving tonight for the city-wide Young Adult Program Conference at Camp Otoreke.Jim Kennedy has been active as chairman of the promotion committee, Gordon Clarke is one of the discussion (Continued on Page 19) The biggest upset of the season PAGE SEVENTEEN was 11.5, Perhaps the most surprising of the three playoff games was the one between Tornadoes and Cuba in the Bantam Section.Although everyone expected the Cubs to whitewash the Tornadoes it turned out to be one of the closest games of thé season both teams playing almost one hundred pere cent ball for the entire game.Ale though the score was 8-5 for the Bums when the final inning rolled around they were in danger twice of losing the game when the Tor- nadose had three men on base in the fourth and again in the sixth only to be dismissed without a further tally.Now is the time to have those Plumbing and Heating repairs done.All kinds of Plumbing ond Heating repoirs and new installa- tons.Call today for free estimates.Agents for Ruud Automatic Gas and Electric Water Heaters.Fl.1189 Westmount Plumbing & Roofing Limited 206 OLIVIER AVE.Emergency Calls: AM.1418 \u2014 CA.9864 AAA LA MAMMA a eee Rs Bluenose Riggers & Sailmakers oc\u2014>o Manufacturers of Yacht Sails using Imported Egyptian Sailcloth We also make Rigging for Yachts of Stainless Steel Cable and Aircraft Fittings oC 0 2150 St.Clement St.Tel: TU.2559 UU A LL ad A A LO a7 7077 Port Richelieu has been rented by a Montreal promoter to hold motorcycle races every Friday night at 8.30 p.m.The first meeting will be sponsored by the Verdun Motorcycle Club.Owners of 125cc and 250cc motorcycles are invited to participate in our special races for $100.00 in prize money.Admission: Adults $1.00 Children 35c For Particulars Call At 1000 Ontario St.E.CHAS.E.RHAULT ORGANIZER PAGE EIGHTEEN THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1938 TOWNSHIPS MANOIR BROME LAKE FOSTER, QUE.Good Fishing, Boating, Tennis Fully Licensed Hotel Knowlton Golf Club within % mile.Good Bathing Beach, Hot and Cold Running Water in every room.Excellent Food, Dancing Pavilion.Also newly constructed heated cabins, unique in style, Tel.Knowlton, 610 R.6, or Write Direct.Lakeview House BROME LAKE A quiet place to spend a holiday.Boating, swimming, riding, golfing Phone Knowlton 17 or write P.O.Box 150, Knowlton, Que, Excellent Cuisine PLEACANT VIEW HOTEL NORTH HATLEY Situated on beautiful Lake Mas- sawippi, 90 miles from Montreal.ROUTE 1 TO MAGOG Boating, Fishing, Bathing, Golfing, Tennis, Dancing and Riding.Every Modern Comfort At ; Reasonable Rates For all particulars regarding rates etc.write or phone 23, John McKay, Proprietor, or Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.2773 RESERVE NOW FOR RIPPLECOVE On Beautiful Lake Mossawippi 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.Make this a CANADIAN TRAVEL YEAR Canada offers infinite variety © SO MUCH TO SEE! 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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 end 373.Camadlion Pacific BACK-YARD BONANZA A few thousand silkworms and some mulberry trees in his backyard, and James B.Leong of Los Angeles is in the silk business.The bathing suit, modeled by Bunny Spencer, was mads from Leong's back-yard silk.The Chinese-American shows Miss Spencer a hank of his prized product.Canada\u2019s Tourist Industry Canada\u2019s tourist industry can be the most financially profitable branch of our export trade.No less important than the financial benefit is the great stimulus to international understanding and goodwill developed by travel.There is a tremendous incentive, both economic and cultural for the development of an increased tourist trade, The great value of the visitor trade is not only in the impressive dollar total, but in the fact that the tourist dollar has such widespread distribution in the nation.The typical dollar from tourism has primary distribution in this fashion.Retail merchants, 30 cents: theatres and restaurants, 22 cents; amusements, 9 cents; accommodation, 17 cents; transportation, 7 cents; gasoline stations, 12 cents; incidentals, 3 cents.And then this income is redistributed through all channels of commerce and taxation.Every individual in the nation benefits directly or indirectly from the tourist trade.And every individual should contribute to the development of the tourist trade.Only with the active support and assistance of the Canadian people can growth in this vital industry.Increased Travel In 1948 With the increasing trend to vacation with pay, more people than ever will be travelling in 1948, And competition for tourist business will be more intense, from Latin America, from Europe and from within the United States, Canada hag enjoyed two hoom tourist years as a result of the post-war travel spree.There are indications that holidayers this year will be: more diserltitinkt- there be: ; facilities Has Splendid Possibilities ing in their selection of vacation areas.These people concerned with travel promotion in federal and provincial governments, the transportation interests and regional agencies, are co-operating in a strenuous program to develop the Canadian tourist Industry, but the final responsibility lies with the community and the individual.Canada is gelling vacations.The only way by which Canada can be certain of getting her share of the travel business is by keeping the quality of her products high.United States citizens travelling in this country must go home féeling that for vacation enjoyment are as fine here as anywhere in the world.Canada\u2019s Natural Advantages As a vacation land, Canada has superlative natural advantages, but there exists an urgent need for the development of all types of [facilities for the enjoyment of these advantages, More and better accommodation is our greatest need.Since 85 per cent of United States tourists travel by car, there is special demand for new cabins STE.ROSE Butternut Lodge WEST STE.ROSE 15 Miles from Montreal On Route 38, between Laval-sur-le-Lac and Ste.Rose The Tdeal Place for a Restful Holiday.Luncheons 1.10 up - Full Teas 60c Dinners 1.50 wp Served In the Open Air on Screened in Pinzzas Miss Lucille Dutrisac, Proprietor For Reservations or Information Phone St.Eustache 621 - 12 'or Monitor Vacation Bureau.WA, 2778, \u2018| and material and motor courts and for improved quality in existing accommodations.Tourists don't expect elaborate quarters, but they insist that facilities be clean and comfortable.Good accommodation at fair prices is available in most United States tourist regions, and tourists have every right to expect comparable treatment here.In order that a high standard of service be maintained in tourist accommodation, legislation respecting licensing and regulation of this type of accommodation has been passed in some provinces.Travel authorities in Canada and the United States are currently committed to a concerted promotional effort to extend the period during which vacationers travel.This campaign is certain to benefit resort operators everywhere and encourage .{ the development of new accommodation, Improved quality of food and service in public eating places is a problem that a few Canadian communities have taken positive measures to solve.But in most areas, deplorable conditions still exist.Poor road conditions have been a leading cause for complaint from tourists.As labor become availab'e, extens®e road improvement pro- \u2018! grams are helping to correct this situation.All provinces have made large road-building appropriations.The completion of the Trans-Canada highway will be a boon to interprovincial travel.Development of more facilities for the amusement and entertainment of the visitor is ane other important requirement.LAURENTIANS \u2018 PLAN TO SPEND YOUR VACATION AT - PINE CROFT LAKE CONNOLLY, QUE.The Ideal Summer Resort Featuring Tasty, Well-Cooked Meals, Tennis, Boating, Swimming, Safe Bathing, Modern Conveniences, Electricity, Licensed.Phone EL.8776 or HA.1624 Tues., Thurs.or Fri.Evenings or Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA, 2773 CANTOR'S SQUARE LAKE INN ST.FAUSTIN STATION, QUE.Completely Remodelled.Rooms with connecting bathrooms, Near station.Sports.Social activities, Dancing.Horseback riding.Excellent cuisine.For further P or St.information, phone L.8487 Faustin 6, Ring 2.| LAURENTIANS \u201cRowan Bank\u201d VAL MORIN .Ideally situated for 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 PL.2647 \u2014 after 7 p.m.Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.2773 \u2014- PINE LODGE HOTEL RAWDON, QUE.An excellent Resort Hotel.All modern conveniences.Really a desirable location for the skier or vacationist.Our Meals Are Our Pride COCKTAIL ROOM Apply CL.1753 or direct Meet Your Friends At GROS SAPIN INN Situated on the shore ef ; Lake Guindon, near Lake : Marois.On the summit of ; the Laurention Mountains, § 40 wiles from Montreal, the door.@® LIGENSED INN on the | point of Lake Guindon\u2014 entirely renovated.§ © PARKING SPACE for auto- \u20ac mobtles, © RUSTIC COCKTAIL.BAR.© © LAURENTIAN STYLE LOUNGE the Lake, 4% ® SUN-BATHED ROOMS decorated In vestful colors, © with running spring water and hot water.@ DINING ROOM ing the Luke.@ CUISINE under the direc tlon of a capable chef.@ SPACIOUS TERRACE on the edge of the point of the Lake, and numerous Laurentian chairs, © PRIVATE BEACH and floating platform for sunbathers and swimmers.Information: AU GROS SAPIN INN, LAKE GUINDON, County Terrebonne, Shawbridge 606-R-5 LEY ec mac Fami TU ani, to 5 PM overlooking overlook- Provincial Transport bus to / HILLSIDE GUEST HOUSE ST.SAUVEUR Foot Hill 70 Accommodation available for a few paying guests.Respectable, quiet.Spring-filled mattresses.Hot and cold water.Tennis.Good meals.Operated by Ex-Business Girls For information, write direct or Phone Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.2773.PS = | a word | about : Ae inthe U.S.© If you are contemplating a trip to the United States, here are two important facts to remember: © You may not bring back with you any merchandise # which is prohibited under 4 the Emergency Exchange Conservation Act.Find out in @ advance from Canadian ÿ Customs officials whether you 4 may bring in any contemplated purchase, © To conserve all available U:S.dollars for essential purchases, a travel ration of $150 U.S.per person for 2 the 12 months between Nov.2 15, 1947 and Nov.15, 4 1948 has been established.Be sure to get the necessary forms and details À ot your bank, well in ad- § vance of your trip.2 This caution is given to help avoid possible embarrassment at border points.TMT ; + pt 1ave pro- the ea 1.ties ter- I~ | BE is, 9.v PETITE 0 es = WwW THE\u201dEXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1948 PAGE NINETERN { PAINTERS ) = ® REFRIGERATORS LAND The Westmount Examiner © WASHING DECORATORS es > > MACHINES sei cree || Classified Advertising + ravvs Frere cane pes re LEANERS Lagendyk Vissenga & Co.\u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 10 WORDS 35¢ : re LIMITED pong W Alnut | 277 3x 2c for each additional word ALWIN S ir EL 1000 of it | PLEASE PHONE YOUR ADS EARLY IN THE WEEK.NO ADS ACCEPTED | SALES - SERVICE - REPAIRS 0e tn, vu AFTER 10.30 A.M.THURSDAY FOR CURRENT ISSUE | DE.8430 20 ROOMS TO LET = 29 FOR SALE \u2014_\u2014 archos prier ® vackn CROSSWORD PUZZLE cies Seo Bts #10-007 bird TRADES AND WELL furnished singie room.Bright and newly decorated.&5 Columbia, Westmount.VW-a7 LARGE, bright, front room, in West- mount, suitable for business couple or 2 friends.Good cupboard space.Call EL.38972 after 5 p.m.W-33 DOUBLE room, suitable couple or 2 girls.WE.5274, W-42 Zi ROOMS WANTED CULTURED business woman desires room fn private home, with breakfast and evening dinner.Phone evenings, DE, 9779.W-48 29 FOR SALE BOY'S desk; fire basket; diniere; camp bed.WA, 1730.SAILBOAT 10\u2019, Junior Moth type, excellent condition, reasonable price, EL.S780 GAS stove, Monarch, green taoletnp, automatic oven and lighters.Good condition, $60.00.Green damask .chesterfield and chalr, $75.00; sofa, $13.00.L.4765.W-45 brass jar- W-47 MAHOGANY carved settee;; 2 easy chairs; small antique cupboard.EL.1490.\u2018W-91 FRESH CUT PEONIES FOR SALE ELwdod 6022 W-18 BICYCLE man's pre-war C.C.M., good condition, WA, 4076, W-40 NINE piece Mission oak dining room set, in good condition, $125.00.WE, 1617, After 7 p.m.W-38 UMBRELLAS called for and delivered.W-s Recovered, DE.4505, CROCHETED table cloth, rich cream, beautiful pattern, lifetime gift, 102\" x 92\".TR.4856.W- CHESTERFIELD, NEW Spring fllled, 2 tone, 3 pleces, sacrifice $75.00.6820 Sherbrooke West, EL.3614.w-3 24\u2019 DELTA jig-saw, $50.00; walnut bedstead, $15.00; small mahogany table, $10.00.DE.3907.W-24\" BLECT.REFRIGERATORS, NEW Modern 714 cu.ft.Fully zuar- \u2018anteed.Immediate delivery, $339.00.Limited quantity, 5820 Sherbrooke West, EL.3614.W-2 CHESTERFIELD get, wine and green, sofa convertible bed, good condition, $75.00, Sacrifice.No dealers.Friday, after 6 p.m.-Saturday meor- ning.DE, 5017, W-28 SHOWCASE, glass top, wood hase, solid construction perfect condition.1354 Greene Ave.W-27 BIRDCAGE with stand, good condition.DE.9259.W-26 FUNERAL HOME 5610 Sherbrooke St.W, DExter 1149 Modern Chapel \u201cHAMMOND® ORGAN _ Es ps SEIT Previous Puisle ARswer\u2014\u2014 ACROSS 2 Cover the 20.Scatter 1.Eulogistic inside of 21.Fuss panegyric 3.Misdeed 22, A vein of 6.Custom 4, Common a leaf 11, Firearm Eur.Kite 24.Add up 12.Of the calf §.Ever 25.Vitality of the leg (Poet.) 27.A foot crank 13.Deduce 6.Employ 29.A mounted 14.American 7.Suppose sentinel Indians 8.Melodies (var.) 15.Plant ovule 8.Celtic 32.Personal 16.Masculine Scottish pronoun 17.Goddess of Highlander 34.Circlets 39.Gang justice and 10.Qtherwise 35.Muse of 40.Blunders revenge 18.A worker lyric poetry 42.Southeast 21.Land- in stone 38.Silkworm by south - .measures 19.Half 37.Part of (abbr.) 23.Insects anem à camera 43.Crown 24.Spain (abbr.) 26.Prescribed regimens 28.Musical show 30.Siberian gulf 31.Capital of Italy 33.Mischievous person 84.Refreshed 36.Pen-name of Charles Lamb 38.Plexus 41.Tears apart 43.To purvey food 44.A fireplace 45.Oil of rose petals 46.Beasts of burden 47.Odes DO 1.Goddess of discord FISH AND WILD LIFE ABOUT BAITS Bod Kermath, who writes \"\u201cAngles on Angling\u201d, is one of our; local sportsmen, and he wrote a little piece recently that we clipped, with the idea of having it appear under this corner.It is about various baits, and we think it is important to bring it to you sportsmen again, and mostly for the ones that did not catch it the first time, Pike: Usually disdaining the worms, this fish will take almost anything in the way of small tish, or animals.Perch, sunfish, rockbass (of sizes in proportion to the size of the pike sought) and almost any kind of minnow or small fish, except catfish, Frogs, mice, and even young ducklings, enter into Funeral DIRECtORS Gstablished 1840 il A Chapel of Cathedral Beauty At your disposal without charge Tie TENS mcr ia had tiny Tn tdged Nl its diet.Up north, I have found that dead bait (pieces of fish) will interest them, and in winter they can be caught with pieces of red meat.Muskies and Pickerel: The diet -of these species is almost iden- ! tical to that of the pike.Muskies seem to favor good sized sucker nsinnows.Blackbass: Almost anything eatable.Worms, minnows, small rockbass, sunfish, perch; crawfish, helgramites, crickets, grasshoppers, bees, and other insects, mice, etc.Likes its bait alive, and favors Borie minnows and hel- gramites.Dore: Like the pike, it does not often take worms.Minnows of all kinds (except catfish), small perch, sunfish, etc; crawfish, frogs.Up north, will take pieces of fish.Favors young lamprey eels and sturgeon minnows.Perch: Worms, minnows, small fish, insects, the eyes of other fish, helgramites, small crawfish, I have taken quite a few perch on small sunfish (caught by seining) and on small frogs.Speckled trout: Worms, insects, minnows.(We do not recommend using the latter, as their use often introduces an unwanted species into a trout lake.Rockbass: Somewhat similar diet to the blackbass, with the possible exception of mice, Sunfish: Snails make up a large part of its diet.Will take worms, insects, pieces of fresh red meat, and minnows of small size, though the latter are not a good bait as they have difficulty getting them into their small mouths.- 2 : wheel bicycle: Norge oil burner, reasonable, TI.5632, W-34 MATTRESS for single bled, almost new, $10.00, WE.3044.w-2 long, and p.m.FT.W-2zg BEDROOM SUITE, NEW Beautiful 7 piece walnut finish, 2 tone, sacrifice $95.00.3820 Sherbrooke West, EL.3614.Wl 31 WANTED TO PURCHASE ANTIQUE silver, china.paintings, furniture, figurines, vases, clocks, objet d'art purchased.Full vaiue paid.Lyons, WIL 5700, W-9 34 HELP WTD.\u2014FEMALE TYPIST-BOOKKEEPER Required by Toilet Goods Manufac- PETERBOROUGH canoe, 16 ft.complete with chairs, cushions paddles.Call between 6-7 3033.turer.Bank or Insurance office experience desirable, Telephone Miss Turnbull, WI.3556.W-33 RELIABLE woman between ages 25- 43, for part time work, Preferably with car at her disposal.Write Box 358, c-o 2185 Hampton Ave.W-36 BEAUTY COUNSELORS OF CANADA has good position with flexible hours for woman over 30.Phone evening.FI.3168.W-22 35 SITS.WANTED\u2014FEMALE PROFESSIONAL CARDS 20 WORDS 65e Additional Words 3 Cents Each BUILDING REPAIRS R.PENNEY \u2014 Fireplitce bullder, tile setter, stonework, coment finish and repairs.BY, 2758, _ \\W-21 DECORATING BLUENOSE riggers and sallmakers, steeplejacks, palnters and decorators.Interior and exterior work.We guar- PVR W-48 FOR CARPENTRY RIPAIRS, F.Thomas.For painting and decorating, W Thomas Estimates free.WI.6311 EL, 6852.wd JULICS BUSSIERES paînler.cons tractor ana decoratur.antee satisfaction, TU.inside and outside, first class work.Call Ft wat PROVENCHER & LAMER PAINTERS-\u2014DECORATORS INTERIOR, EXTIRIUR LECURA- TORS, SPRAY PAINTINU, PAPER HANGING 8794 LES ERABI.CS ST, Do.8764.W-13 FRED HENDY & SON - Ee ~.Painting, paperhanging., lastérin MIDDLE-AGED, refined woman de- p Ing, sires position, companion-nurse, Se.carpentry.Reasonable rates, Work cretarial and housekeeping ability, Buaranteed.WI.3828.~~ W-13 Excellent references.Free to travel.§ FRANK, painter.Interior, ex- No incumbrances.Sleep in or out terior Business, WE.5641.Residence, EL.4765.W-44 Pl.0533, W-16 FLOORS cleaned and polished, wall ALL painting, decorating, inferior.ex- washing, painting and furniiure terior.Specializing residence.Free es- polishing.References.YO, 1021.W-14 timates, Consult West End Palotine, 41 DOMESTIC PETS FI, 3707, We VEVA ROBSON offers the smartest NU-TONE in trimming and washing, also de- DECORATING CO.ghtfu oarding Kennels for the .or convenience of your dog.For reserva- HOME AND INDUSTRIAL tions, phone LA.1322, W-17 PAINTERS ; FOR FREE ESTIMATES TEL.EL.4845 '\"Y' Not ER ee ores PAPRRING, palnfing, tinting, care _ pentry repalrs.First viass work.se fimates free.References.Veteran, (Continued from Page 17) TA.8261 or FR, 1428 after 6 pin, leaders, and the others are Ruth W-30 Younie, Jim Bolton and Frank ELECTRICAL REPAIRS McGruther.Their experience TWIN ELECTRIC should add something to the EL d 1038 Young Adult Program in the fu- Woo ture Maintenance, Installations, repairs, * industrial and domestic work.N D.G, _\u2014 and Westmount, w-10 Monday night is bridge night.We have three full regular tables now.If you can play, we will piay with you \u2014 if you can\u2019t, we will give instruction.The games start at 8.15 p.m.Tuesday .of this week will be quiet \u2014 everyone is preparing for Thursday.Last Tuesday, the bus trip to the \u201cY\u201d Camp at Isle Perrot had to be cancelled ba- cause there were some empty seats.We cannot operate a partly filled bus.There were a lot of disappointed people that night because YOU were not there.However, a mixed swim and social were held in the \u201cY\u201d building.We need your support if activities are to function properly.The Thursday \u201cSplash Party\u201d will not be held on Dominion Day, as we are sure that you will be enjoying yourself the whole day.Mixed swimming is available to all adult members from 9 to 10 p.m.every evening except Monday, when a mixed Life Saving class will be operating from July ELECTRICAL repairs and (nstalia- tions of all kinds.Electrical appilances of all makes repaired.Star Electric, Licensed Electricians, 1409 Perce.FI, 5107.W-4 WE REPAIR radios, toasters, vacuums, \u2018rons.heaters, lamps, fans, ete.Repairs guaranteed, WE.2226, Westmount A pliances and Sporis Co.4209 St.Cath erine St, W.W-7 FURNITURE REPAIRS FURNITURE repairs: upholstering, all kinds of furniture polishing: spray painting.Furniture made to order, MA.7820, W-12 VENETIAN BLINDS VENETIAN Blinds custom-built.Flexalum oven baked slats, will not warp, chip or rust, no Installation charge Free steel draperies hruckets fastened on each blind First on the market with this exclusiva offer Call for free estimate.J P.Beaudoin, veteran.OXFonb VENRTIAN BLINDS YO.6681 Evenings YO wee 17th.Have your bathing suit ready and enjoy \u201ckeeping cool in the \u201cY\"\u201d pool\u201d after a warm evening of tennis, golf or just being out in the heat.Can't you just imagine some waiters trying to help their sons with arithmetic?| BUSINESS DIRECTORY | PLUMBER REAL ESTATE JAMES GRIFFIN & SON Ae LIMITED Real Estate PLUMBING and HEATING .and CONTRACTORS Business Brokers 1661 St.Loke St.- Flrzrey 6235 NIGHT CALLS - Fitzroy 6180 313 Victoria Ave., stmoun RT Lif phomet, Wik Sutil SAGE PWENTY Excitement High In Young Citizens Election Drive Election fever is at boiling point in the city paris there days.Candidates are canvassing votes and pushing ahead with the Election campaigns.For Fire Chief, six candidates rave entered the field so far.Ross Delo offers bigger and better fires in Westmount; Jimmy Morgan is going 10 do away with matches, baseball and all the lot; Richard Lines thinks a Fire Engine in every home is the solution to the fire prob'em: Chris Keating has a \u201cSeciet Wenron' that he is going to divu ge the day before the election.Ewan Evans is all for fur unde:wear and no heating and furnaces at al! ta cause the risk of fire, while David Robb says \u201cWhat the heck \u2014 let the place burn\u201d Your choice is as good as mine, so take vour vick and mark your cross on the ballot paper.For Chief of Police we have Teddy Evans.Fed Hunter, Ken Copland, André Lauton.Michael Hewton, Michae! McNally and Carl Cronin ei with different ideas how thcy will re-organize our guardians :f the law.One lad wants to make everyone coppers and then there would be no crime at all and eve rbody would be ful- lv occupied catching everyone else that there would be no time left to get into trouble.Maybe he\u2019s got something there! Another lad wants to make our jails so attractive that nobody would ever be outside to do wrong.That's how it goes at the moment and only election day will break the suspense of the young citizens of Westmount.The beauty contest has attracted Pat Gauch, Pat Tyner, Barbara MacClean, Audred Bremner, Joan Currie, Lenore Chesner, Joan Manley, June Manley, Dorothy Morgan, Helen McLeod and Marion Lines.These gals d.a't re- guire any canvassing \u2014 you have only to sce any one of them to realize that the Junior Miss West- mount of 1948 will have lots of poise, perscnality and glamour.Of course the key jobs will be the Plavtown Mavors and Jimmy Pickford, Daue Patterson, Bruce Davidson and Jimmy Besante have offered the'r services to the tommun:ty to fill these posts.Their campaigns are being hotly ursued, each with his own policy o aid the cause of the junior population of Westmount.It certainly looks as if July 7th \u201ca going to be a day of days for Westmount.The Westmount Busi- Ress Association are co-operat- Ing with the Parks Department in lonating the use of their vehicles Sailors\u2019 Instit:t: Sees Last Show Of Unity Frolics Bob O'Neill's Unity Frolics of 1948 at the Protestant Sailor's Institute on June 22nd entertained a full house of Merchant Seamen.Opening the show was Bill Mc- Manus in his fast tap routine.A newly added feature was the hilarious routine of Bill McManus and Bob O'Neill who did a jitterbug solo with Bill, dressed as a fascinating glamour-girl.Gil McKenzie who sounds a great deal like Hollywood's \u201cFrankie\u201d gave out with that hit tune \u201cBut Beautiful\u201d and following him Bert Hollingsworth, on the \u201ceighty- eight\u201d, gave an outstanding performance in be-bop.The musical background of the show was supplied by Mrs.Armstrong on the piano and Johnny Roland on the drums.Bob O'Neill, director, was thanked by the cast for a fine year of showmanship.The Frolics will continue again in September when new acts will be added and they will start tour- \u2018ng again.Fletchers Field Coaster Classic Set For Saturday Fletcher's Field has been designated as the site for the Kinsmen Coaster Classic, slated for Saturday.A special ramp, at present under construction and staffed with the latest safety devices, including a mechanical starter, has been donated by the Pepsi-Cola Company for the race.Special precautions will be taken to insure the highest margin of safety for the racers, building plans calling for the erection of rails along the ramp sides and a sand bed to slow up the cars immediately after the finish line Meanwhile more than 60 applications have been received including entries from Three Rivers, Dorval, Cowansville, Ste Anne de Bellevue and Lachine.Mr.Ruiter, who organized the event in cooperation with programme chair- to be converted into Floats tor that evening.Keep the evening of July 7th clear for this event \u2014 there will be Bands, Fancy Dressed Parades, Decorated Floats and all the raz- matazz of a gaily coloured gala parade.Information can be had from the City Recreation Supervisors at 150 Hallowell Avenue, F1.6975.Sparkling Pepsi-Cola is now available at soda fountains by the glass! Stop by for a Pepsi at your favourite soda fountain today.st-Cola\" and * Pepsi** are the registered trade marke Canada Canada, Limited.of Pepsi-Cols Company of EPSI THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1948 Suicide Victim Reported To Be On The Mend Jacques Desbaillets, 38-year-old French language radio announcer who was shot by his father-in-law, Lt.Col.C.McCort at the latter's home, 4320 Montrose Avenue, on Friday morning, is reported to have been released from hospital on Monday and to be convalescing favourably at home.Col.McCort killed himself with a pistol after having shot his son-in-law.The tragedy occurred shortly after Desbaillets and his wife, the former Joan McCort, whom he had married a month ago, arrived at the retired soldier's home to take Mrs.McCort and her unmarried daughter to the pier, whence they were to sail to England.Police report that while the luggage was being carried from the Looking down on everybody doesn't help anybody get up.man, Ed Dever, expects an all- time turnout for the classic.Heat Elimination Basis All racers will be run on a heat elimination basis.The classic will be run in two sections, one for cars with roller or ball-bearing, the other for racers with plain bearings.The winner of each division will receive a new bicycle and the driver of the fastest car of all by heat elimination will receive the Birks trophy and declared the Kinsmen Coaster Classic Champion.A beautiful trophy for the smartest looking racer has also heen added.All boys who participate in the contest will receive a prize.A nice bundle of prizes has been lined up for the boys by Leo Martin and Noel Macadam.A demonstration of \u2018\u2018Fizz-Rac- ers\u201d by Perfection Craft Reg'd.has been added to the programme.\u2018The \u201cFizz Race:s\u201d can hit speeds of more than 100 miles per hour.Another added attraction at the Coaster Classic will be the appearance of the Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps Viscount Band.World Service (Continued from Page 8) and clothing to needy families.Hi-Y Clubs, introduced early in the year, have caught on so fast there is already a National Hi-Y Council.Responding to the appeal of Christian ideals, these Hi-Y boys all over Poland cre pitching into service projects: clearing the streets, waging health and clean-up campaigns, nailing up posters to stimulate safety-consciousness, counselling in camps and supervising younger boys\u2019 activities.In Warsaw and Lods, the rebuilt \u201cY\" buildings have become the chief centers of intellectual, social and cultural life as well as the most important centers for training youth.Besides these main buildings, the workers maintain many small neighborhood centers called \u201cswietlicas\u201d (lighted rooms) which are most popular for their libraries.In the capital, a city-sponsored and Y-run \u201cWarsaw Community Center\u201d on the banks of the Vistula, features boating and gives recreation to thousands of poor children.The Krakow \u201cY\" has a boathouse on the river-bank, ton, and Gydnia and Gdansk jointly conduct a nautical training center for 250 student sailors.Bv last March, the YMCA staff had grown to 53 with the salaries paid them worth onlv a fraction of their pre-war purchasing power.New leaders are being recruited and already more than 500 young men have attended training courses and served in volunteer jobs, Some of the beat of the new secretaries have come out of prisoner-of-war camps where they first saw the \"\u201cY\u201d at work.One old-time secretary, after 8 years of Nazi incarceration, brought back five of his prison camp assistants, ail off whom now head \u201cY\" operations.house to the automobile, Col.Mec- cort appeared and fired at his son- in-law from a short distance with a .45 calibre revolver before the stunned eyes of the three women.Without a word, he immediately re-entered the house and killed himself.Col.McCort is reported to have retired from the army a month ago after having served in the two wars.In the last war he served in Scotland and later in Europe with the Forestry Corps.Since his retirement, however, he had shown signs of despondency, police stated.He was a retired consulting engineer.At an inquest held on Wednesday morning, Col.McCort was declared to have committed suicide while of unsound mind.C-I-L GARDEN DUST kills insects - controls disease.C-1-L GARDEN DUST is a time and trouble-saver for home gardeners, It does TWO jobs in ONE\u2014kills destructive insects, and controls such plant disease as blight, mildew, leaf spot.C-I-L.GARDEN DUST is a combined insecticide-fungicide, made especially for home gardeners, which contains DDT, rotenone, pyrethrum and copper.Comes in handy, ready-to-use Dust Gun package.No need for speci dusting equipment.ATOX (DERRIS DUST) Controls biting and sucking insects ATOX (Derris Dust) is non-poisonous to human beings and animals.You can use it on edible vegetables right up to harvest time.Contrels many destructive garden insects, including flea bee les, aphids, potato bugs, cabbage worms and oder ou terpillars 5 KILL WEEDS Famous 2,4-D Weed Killer in handy weeds without harming grass*.One \u201cHERBATE\"\u201d pill, dissolved in two quarts of water, is enough to treat 100 square feet of lawn.In cellophane- wrapped packages of 20 pills.(Also in powder form without harming lawn grass \u201cHERBATE\u201d (2, 4-D IN PILL FORM) for larger areas).*Do not use on clover.\u201cAMAATE\" kills poison ivy.One application kills poison ivy, roots and all\u2014also poison oak, sumac and other tough growths.The practical, easy way to weed driveays, paths and walks.Not for lawns.RIDSECT .growth, At seed and garden supply stores, hardware stores, departmental stores.Household DDT Insecticide Sure kill for flies, mosquitoes, gnats, bed-bugs, moths, fleas, carpet beetles, etc.Contains 59, lasting effect, pyrethrum for quick action.Sprayed (or brushed) on screens and other surfaces, retains killing power for weeks.No objectionable odor.DT for IDSECT * * * GARDENITE Complete Plant Food.Helps to produce top yields of sturdy vegetables, makes lawn grass richer-coloured and hardier, more resistant to summer drought.In the flower garden, GARDENITE produces larger, more brilliant flowers, stronger root CANADIAN INDUSTRIES LIMITED AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS DIVISION tolifex Montreal Toronte Chotham, Onl.Winnipeg New Westminster "]