The Westmount examiner, 22 juillet 1949, vendredi 22 juillet 1949

[" \u2014 The Examiner dge.Scout, te will pe bi ttawa Jam Two leader y Tamaracy (rey and yy erland Hoyt \u2014 IS y \u2014 voi.XX, No.29 Restrictions Not Trade Dilemma Solution - Abbott Hon.D.C.Abbott, Minister of Finance and M.P.for Westmount- Bt, Antoine, told a press confer- ay in London, Tuesday, that he international trade dilemma wont be solved by restrictive Serving the City of West mount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1949 PRICE: THREE CENTS Indefinite If \u2018\u201cRaffles \u201d Will Be Brought To Can.Westmount Police told the Examiner today that it was indefinite whether Gerard Dennis, who recently confessed to seven counts of burglary and was sentenced to 18 years to life in White Plains, N.Y, would ever be brought back to Canada to face other charges of burglary.° Positive word was unavailable as the man most interested in the case, Robert Byford, Chief of Westmount Police, is at present on two weeks vacation, but on his last visit to the U.S.to question Dennis, he reported the alleged bandit had also confessed to 11 lection hy] en measures.\u201cI don\u2019t think dollar robberies in this district Lo of its are a cure for anything\", Romantic entanglements seemy \u2014_\u2014 at he said.: \u2019 ora ! The danger of curtailing trade, it Late ee crc PA ne py maga Mr.Abbott emphasized, was that from his attractive former \u201cgirl ets prod sich curtailment raised -produc- TO 8 r 8 friend\u201d a 22-year-old model, that ry fon costs which were certain to he was first arrested in Cleveland It is the of scentuate the difficulties.ind.The da The local M.P.was guardedly | last February 18.He used the girl cas re pptimistic regarding possible re- to dispose of stolen gems.\\ Gorm Ul fits from the Commonwealth At the same time, Dennis is t Jounal francs talks.\u201cThe emphasis that thought to have been sharing an bers of à I kept putting was on the ex- apartment on the West coast of at the ris JR Pansionist rather than on the the United States with Betty 3 restrictionist side,\u201d he said.Ritchie, 24, former Toronto If the nations concerned will school teacher who was charged D WNSHIB pit into positive action the sug- with receiving stolen property af- estions made at the conference, ter thousands of dollars worth of OME L i I difficulties should night ther furs and jewelry were found in her elves, Mr.Abbott said, but to possession.She was acquitted on QUE Mtempt to achieve a balance by this charge and a charge of theft ; Joe trade won't help any- was dropped.She was deported to oating, Tess dy in the long run.Canada for having entered the otel and Cadi 1 ° U.S.illegally.; b within % al J.McGee Winner * Miss Ritchie said at her trial Gerard Dennis h.Hot and Cod] \u2019 e If any Westmounters are set to leave on that she and Dennis had lived as Danse Ball z Putters Club aca t I on = their holidays this week-end, the above man and wife and that there Had transferred his activities to Monte picture will put them in the right frame of mind.Speed and spray are old friends to Willa Worthington whe is shown whizzing through the spray at Cypress Gardens, Fla.The three time women's national champion took the Dixie Water Ski title real and Westmount and later to New York, where Miss Harris went under the name of Eleanor never been any marriage: ceremony except \u201cjust between the two of us\u201d.\u201csor \"ll Golfing Event Phone Knerite FR.53, J.McGee won the low net prize from a field of 33 experts.Dennis, otherwise known as Farrell.\u2014_\u2014 in the Putters Club Friday night \u201cRaffles\u201d, was married earlier in| During his trial it was shown by 4 tournament He had a gross of his career and was the father of the District Attorney's office that MA and a net of 72.Other low ° ° ayne @lis otary two children.He left his wife long Dennis had been convicted of 14 LLEY b poo 75.L Jack sen Te \u2019 .before his divorce in 1947 and lived crimes in Canada, including break- .Res » La eatley an Of M l C with Eleanor Harris of Toronto.ing and entering and assisting in M.Soden 76, and R.Drain 77.ontr eal 8 ontrasts It was after this that Dennis an abortion.ANCH In the ladies\u2019 section Mrs.M.\u2018 Boden and Miss Dawson turned : TO THE in identical scores of 78 In the \u201cMontreal, like every other large city throughout the world, is a play-off Mrs Soden came out on top by a 2 stroke margin Mrs.city of contrasts, olthough these differences are more widely shown here through cultural, religious, and architectural, as well as histor- bond Recluse H.Smith followed the first pair ical divergences,\u201d W.L.Payne, of the Canadian Pacific Railways\u2019 with a 79, Mrs.P.Warner scored public Relations Department told members of the Rotary Club of HAMILTON 0 and Mrs.W.Stott came Westmount at the weekly meeting of the group at Victoria Hall on TON, QUE n with an 81.Wednesday.Bolton Pes The guest speaker, a native of London, England who came to Canada in 1920 and has resided in Montreal since 1929, also showed a series of 52 slides, illustrating his talk by giving views of he most interesting and attractive parts of the French-Canadian metropolis.House x LAKE Following a brief talk, in which > \u201c| |he classified the contrasts in ce to spend Lady m Daze \u201c| Montreal into such groups as resi- liday ° dence, business, racial, religious, a With Dog Days and architectural differences, Mr.3.riding, Payne showed his series of slides, Cuisine ) .° ranging from views of such land- 17 or wit And Triplets | marks as the Chateau de Rame- ie, __ zay and Notre Dame Cathedral Knowlion Q# - On Tuesday afternoon, Mrs.B.to such recent developments as the .new Laurentian Hotel, and the St.\u2014 Hingston, of Western Avenue, .TIANS shopping on Sherbrooke Street T°9PIS Shrine.N 4 Ww Fr 8 a for] lookin Churches in City re est, noticed a lorlorn-'00King A considerable portion of his little yellow dog wandering about address was devoted to the | INN uncertainly in front of the stores.; ; ; ; ; ; churches of the city, with views Taking pity on the lost animal, and brief historical notes of the NT, QUE.she took the poor unfortunate treal home with her, giving it supper Church of Notre Dame de Bon- \" MEP.5 5 pp secours, St.Sulpice Seminary, the and bedding it down for the night.The next that Mrs.Hingston heard from the dog was a plaintive whine in the middle of the night.She got out of bed and went to see what was the matter, and made the astonishing Parish Church of Notre Dame, St.James Cathedral, Christ Church Cathedral, St.James \u2018United Church, St.Joseph's Shrine, St.Phillip's Church in Montreal West, and the Church of St.Andrew and St.Paul being presented.Piegmont Val stful vacation wimming Ned IT od it desired 8.of ; an experient i or mosquitoes: i i i When voluntary donors contribute ing available ai h he dog had gi Mr.Payne also described in © \u2019 dir a ss scovery that the dog had given i iv histor Mont- r\u2014 to the free blood transfusion drooms £1 less of his hands is small handica birth to three puppies.\u2018detail the cariy ory of ; e- ave service of Canadian Red Cross.ress 0 th ; P real, through the careers of Mai- ~LIENTELE & musical career of Israeli If th f the small yel- their gift blood is put in a bottle like this \u2014 the bottle that has \u2019 army vet e owner of ihe 3 y sonneuve and Jeanne Mance, .e Rates : eran Roy Leizer, 31, who low dog, which appears to be a - .already saved thousands of Canadian lives.In 25 hospitals in Montreal, vin not forget Your won first prize on a New bet fox terrier and showing slides of the areas which Westmount and surrounding distiicts, this bottle has become a familiar yrentians A - radio amateur program.He C oo PC ween a by inguishabl they first inhabited as they look object.Later it will appear in hospitals, large and small, throughout eat ret hat wounded a year ago In a Several other less distinguishable today.He said a special word about Quebec as it has already In some other provinces, thanks to men and write dr re, \"th Arabs.Sent to the U.S., breeds, recognizes the description Margaret Bourgeois, an early women between the ages of 18 and 65 who support free transfusions dete au, WA 77 cal 1 os outfitted with mechanl.Of the dog, he can regain it by by giving a twentieth of their blood twice a year.The bottle label hands last October.getting in touch with this paper.\u2019 (Continued on Page 9) reads, \"Gift of a Volunteer Donor,\u201d repeated in French, res AE EE LPI ESE 5 ge fee PAGE TWO By REG.Scouts & Cubs CROOME Connaught Camp, Ottawa, July 20, 1949.\u2014 Here at the First Canadian Jamboree, your reporter has found a true meaning of the spirit of Scouting.In camp are twelve contingents of boys, making a combined total, including the Jamboree Staff, of over 3,000 Scouts and Scouters.The twelve contingents are one from each of the ten provinces, one from the U.S.A.and a delegation of fifteen Scouters from Cuba.Monday, Governor-General, Viscount Alexander, the Jamboree was officially opened by the and the colourful March Past of the entire camp, with the RCMP Band, resplendent in their scarlet uniforms, was really something to see.More than one on- Sleeping Car Honors Halifax Hon.J.A.D.McCurdy, Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia, has added his tribute to the importance of the railways in the national life of Canada.Speaking at a special ceremony when a new | type Canadian National sleeping car was christened \u201cHalifax\u201d in honor of the bicentenary of the founding of that city, he said that since boyhood transportation in its many forms had appealed to his interest and imagination.\u201cThe Canadian National\u201d, he said, \u201cis our greatest industry and has always been a good and valued friend.\u201d His Worship Lt.Col.Gordon S.Kinley, Mayor of Halifax, officiated at the ceremony.He cut a ribbon and a beautiful floral curtain swung back to unveil the name of the streamlined sleeping car *\u201cHalifax\u201d.W.E.Robinson, vice-presi- dent and general manager, Atlantic Region, and W.S.Thompson, C.B.E., director of public relations for the system, represented the railway.The new car, one of three now in service between Halifax and Montreal on th \u201cOcean Limited\u201d, was built in C.N.R.shops and has all the latest features for the utmost in travel comfort, relaxation and convenience included in its design.Ladies\u2019 & Gentlemen's SUITS HAND-TAILORED ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Our Newest Imported Materials Are Worth Seeing Call and See Mr.Davies who will Give you his Personal Attention PICCADILLY VALET SERVICE 154 ABBOTT AVE.Wi.3205 (Just below St.Catherine} Silver's Tailoring High Closs Ladies\u2019 and Men's TAILOR .Good assortment of imported goods always in stock.Repairing, cleaning and pressing.5133 Sherbrooke St.West (Near Vendome) WA.7675 ylooker.and many of the participants in the parade had lumps of being a member of this great, world-wide organization which has brought Scouts from every corner ir Canada, every State in the U.S.A.one guest from Great Britain and representatives from Cuba, all to stay in the same camp for nine days.Although many of the special trains were late arriving in Ottawa, some not pulling some eight hours after the original estimated time of arrival of the boys .in fact, it just added a little more color to the whole trip.The Quebce Contingent arrived right on schedule in their special buses directly from the weekend camp at Vertu, near Montreal.Three Willingdon boys, Bill Baines, John Storr and Ed Keller, carried the three Troop flags in the March Past review, and all were a credit to the Quebec Contingent.The Quebec boys, under Frank Hicks, Chief of the Quebéc Contingent, seem.to have settlea right into the way of things, and were having a grand time when we saw them.Lawrence Rodgers and David Mace of Montreal West Troop came up to the Jamboree on Monday for a short visit .ho doubt to visit Don Rodgers, who is a member of the contingent.Well,, anyway, we are so busy here, that it is hard to even find time to write these brief jottings for home .and wu are trusting our old fiiend Mel Burge to fill out this column, until we return to Camp Tamara- couta, to take a well-earned rest?for two weeks there.So, take it away, Mel! Aside to Reg.Groome .Nice hearing from you, and I know your readers will be pleased too, for not every Tom, Dick and Harry got to the Jamboree.There's no news Reginald .The only good news we can give you is that we down at St.Saviour's will be seeing you at Scout Camp (Tamaracouta) on Saturday .For 6 boys and one Leader (your guess) will be going to Camp for the 3rd period.Be seeing you Reg! SENSIBLE SUNBATHING Every year about this time thousands of Canadians are soaking up every available bit of sunshine in the hope of acquiring \u201ca healthy coat of tan\u201d as soon as possible, But tanning, if it is to be done safely, is a slow process.To avoid painful and dangerous sunburn, expose yourself for only a short time at first, gradually lengthening the periods as a tan is acquired.Remember, sunburn can be dangerous as well as pain- lful.Do your sunbathing sensibly.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: 2055 Lincoln Avenue SALES NEON Safe Cold Cathode SERVICE Instant light without the aid of starters.Day & Night Service \u2014 WE.6506 DWYER NEON COMPANY «een.4202A St.Catherine St.West REPAIRS SIGNS Fluorescent Lighting EE ES in their throat when they thought.in until |: this had no adverse effect on any |.+ THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1949 Persuasive Dog Aids S.P.C.A.- Caesar, 189 pounds of Great Dane muscle, isn't holding up the bank in Auckland, New Zealand.He's soliciting funds for the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.The teller decided to contribute.Y.M.C.A.NOTES That red-brick building opposite Victoria Hall with the familiar Red Triangle of the Y.M.C.A.on its doors is the place we su often mention in this column\u2014 the Westmount, Y.M.C.A.Go past those signs and into the building where the spirit of the \u201cY\u201d prevails.Here is your opening into a world of new experiences.The program is arianged by members for the members, and so it varies considerably.The swimming pool is in use all day with special periods for boys, girls, men, women and mixed groups.There is a place for you; here is your opportunily to find it.Horse-back riding\u2014are you interested for the first try or as a regular rider?A group will be going off next Tuesday; in order to join them book your horse by Monday evening, at the Program Office.If, however, you prefer \u2018\u201cshank\u2019's mare\u201d as your steed, a few members will be walking over the mountain to the Chalet.Good music, good surroundings and good company all add up to a good time.Meet at the Y and 8 p.m.is the time to leave.For something different, come out to the \u201cSplash Party\u201d on Thursday evening.Mixed swimming starts at 9 p.m.and the dance follows at 10 p.m.The latest records by the best bands give you the smoothest dancing.Make it a date! come out on Monday at 8 p.m.Now is the time to learn the rudiments and be ready for those regular winter sesions.Elementary bridge instruction is given by the Bridge Club members\u2014- take advantage of it.Cycle rides, boat trips, corn roasts, are all items on the program for the coming weeks.\u201cKeep cool in the Y pool\u201d is a good slogan to follow.Enquire now about membership particulars, telephone EI.1106.BOYS\u2019 DIVISION Brian Hutchison was elected Mayor of Camp Westmount.Other councillors elected are: Andy Mc- Kee, Carlos Keizer, and Davia Nelson.i.The past week has been an interesting one, the boys having * Even if you cannot play bridge, | visited Pepsi Cola Co.and the White Motor Truck Co., where a detailed explanation of the con- structicn of trucks was made.On Wednesday afternoon the boys spent the day at Malo Beach.This afternoon 9 boys are leaving for an over-nite trip to Camp Perrot.WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.TEEN AGE CLUB The Westmount Y.Teen Agers will be cruising on the Island Queen this Friday Nite.The group will be leaving the West- mount Y.at 7:30 sharp.There will be no dance this Friday.Mil Transfusion Service of- Red (Cross Commended Though Red Cross is less th 100 years old, its origina] basi principle of protection in batt) to help aid the woundeq go back to 500 B.C, when Ki) Cyrus the Great of Persia organ) ized something similar, Sypg, quently the idea limped along, until Red Cross gave it a pert manent basis at Geneva, in 1544 The historical flash-back comes from Dr, Mohammed Hessaty, from Teheran, Capital of Iran who's now visiting Montreal under the aegis of the American Red Cross Society's international ex change plan.He is a professor at the University of Teheran apg director of radiology at its Medical School.Also he's an offivia] of the Iranian Red \".on and Sy Society, which is th.Iranian Reg Cross, so named because of the lack of meaning of the cross in the non-Christian countries though actually Red Cross gels its name from the Swiss flag, colors reversed, and has no direct religious significance.While here, Dr.Hessaby wi] observe Canadian progress in meg.ical application of the nuclear fissure (atomic) discoveries of recent years, in collaboration with Dr.Carlton B.Peirce, radiologist- in-chief of the Royal Victoria Hospital and Dr.O.Dufresne, medical director of the Radium Institute of the University of Montreal, He'll be here about 10 days, Already he has visited the Canadian Red Cross blood transfusion service in Montreal and discussed methods with Dr.R.L Denton, its provincial medical di- - rector.Dr.Hessaby said the war- work of Canadian Red Cross transfusion services is world.famous and that its present peacetime work of free transfusions in hospitals was made known to him in the United States as an outstanding example to study.He said that in Iran there is a similar free transfusion service, but the efficiency of the system in Montreal commanded his admiration.Pictures of \u201cshooting stars\u2019 have shown that the density of the atmosphere 45 miles or so above the earth increases in summer and decreases in winter.Westmount Public Library Teen-age Book Reviews NO TRUMPET BEFORE HIM, BY NELIA GARDNER WHITE No Trumpet Before Him is the story of a young minister, of his ambitiouse wife, of his posts, ments in his parish.It is about the usual type of story, and if you are in the mood for an evening of light entertainment you will enjoy this book.Unsigned EVER AFTER, BY ELSWETH THANE Ever After is a story about Bracken Murray, with quite a Westmount Team Wins Against NDG Cliff Gill's Westmount junior tennis team played some of the boys from the N.D.G.courts in an exhibition tennis tournament.last Friday night.The Westmount team swept the series.In the singles Charlie MacMillan defeated Bert Bureau 6-1, 6-3, and Cliff Gill came out on top over Chris Sullivan 6-1, 6-3.In the doubles John Todd and Bernard Bilodeau Ken Chung and G.Bell 6-1, 6-3.In the best game of the evening C.Gill and Bruce Thompson de- fented,.Bert Bureau and, Chris Sullivan 6-4, 4-6, 6-4.his failures and achieve- | defeated few sad stories about his many relatives, both young and old It is written in the free style of Elsweth Thane and 1s a book that you will want to read.Unsigned ALL THIS TO KEEP, BY MAIDA FRENCH All this to keep is the story of early Canadian settlers 1 Ontario.It is about a young couple and their relations, and their struggle to undo a Wrong done by a scoundrel.W.L.Payne .- (Continued from Page 1) teacher who built a small chapel on the spot where the Church of Notre Dame de Bonsecours Wis built in 1770.He also drew a contrast be- twgen the summer and winter seasons in Montreal's great inland harbor, pointing out that when Montreal's 8 miles of wharves and docks are operating with the 30-foot channel through the sun\u201d mer months, Montreal is the second most important port in North America.This is in direct con trast to the idle winted months.Of special interest à ent of the club were several slides 0 Westmount, showing the citys streets, Victoria Hall, and 2 Sat- progress in Westmount Park.| 3 o members.uxday.afternoon.cricket.match.\u201d Though last Febr ies of re Czechoslo on with | ruption, tion.app on the As be coope! general, t pres CHL a THE THE 491 FE d nded less thay inal basi} in batti 1ded go hen Ki, sig, organ T.Subses ed along) it a per , in 1864 ick come Hessaby, Of Tran: real under rican Req tional ey, ofessor af eran and its Med, an Official 1 and Su anian Red se of the 2 Cross in intri es, TOSS gets Niss flag, no direct saby will SS in med.uclear figes of re.ition with adiologist- toria Hose, medical | Institute Montreal, days.sited the bod trans.treal and Dr R.L 1edical di- - | the war- ed Cross 8 world.ent peace.ansfusions known to tes as an study.He 3 a similar , but the in Mont- niration.g stars\u201d jensity of les or 80 8 in sum- inter.ary )S his many and olde style of s a book read.Unsigned EEP, NCH the story ettlers in a young tions, and ) a wrong age 1) nall chapel Church of cours Was ntrast bend winter reat inland that when f wharves g with the 1 the sun\u201d js the sec + in North jirect con d months.o members.1 slides of the city\u2019 and a Sat- .match, I | Park.Fo oeane .REFINISHED - SUPPLIED Hardwood Floors | LAID - FINISHED - CLEANED A.Ross Grafton & COMPANY Free Estimates WE.2323 4486 ST.CATHERINE ST.WESTMOUNT The Examiner pme WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1949 Shown abeve are typical scenes at Camp Ewing, Que., the Royal Conadion Sea Cadets camp near Montreal where 80 selected Canadian Sea Cadets will play hest to 78 cadets from the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zeclend and Sweden between July 26 and Aug.S.Top left: Ship's Office, Werdroom end Officers Quarters; lewer left: Signals Class: centre: whalers at the jetty; lower centre: the Mess Hell seats 300 perpetually hungry Sea Cadets: top right: Recreation\u2019 Hail; centre right: professional attention to small hurts by the Nursing Sister: lower right: airy dormitories make for sound sleep.mo YMCA.~ World Service In Action CZECHOSLOVAKIA Though the Communist coup is continuing its job of serving last February touched off a ser-| people and developing Christian ies of revolutionary changes in| character, with the same basic Czechoslovakia, the YMCA kept programs common to Associations on with its work without inter- throughout the world.ruption.A National Administra- Despite the uncertainties and tion.appointed to keep an eye tensions, in fact, 1948 was a on the Association, has proven to year of growth, and vitality for be cooperative and helpful.In the Czechoslovak movement.general.the Czechoslovak YMCA Membership increased to 7,000, CHUCK AND HUMPHREY KASSIE THE OPENING OF THEIR NEW STORE KASSIE'S Reco MEN'S HABERDASHERS LOCATED AT 4915 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST (BETWEEN PRINCE ALBERT & CLAREMONT) FEATURING QUALITY, VALUE AND STYLING IN ALL MEN'S ACCESSORIES AAA Phone Orders Given Personal Attention.Prompt Delivery.Phone DE.3951 AAA _, golden buttered toast.with Associations active in 9 cities.Secretaries now number 23, volunteer workers 600, and other employees about 200.An estimated 100,000 persons benefitted in same direct way from -Y activities during the year.YMCA summer camps handled a capacity of 4,000 and were universally recognized as demonstrating the best camping methods in the country.The sports of basketball, volleyball, and softball, originally introduced by the Y, now enjoy nationwide popularity.The Student YMCAs, with 750 members, héld regular meetings throughout the year for discussions and Bible study.And the Y's Men spread to 12 clubs in 9 cities.Biggest local Association was Prague, with 4,000 members active in 59 groups ranging from general \u201cPurpose Groups\u201d for boys to a ceramics club.RUSSIAN WORK YMCA work with Russians outside of Russia was this year at its liveliest since 1939, when war crippled its international outreach.Its constituency increased by many thousands as a result of jobs secured by Displaced Persons in Belgium and France.Over 100 new students registered in the correspondence school, despite the difficulty of exporting currency.And 10 new books enriched the YMCA Press\u2019 reputation of publishing most of the significant Russian books in philosophy, theology and pedagogy during the last quarter of a century.\u2018 In Paris, Y-led Russian scouts increased to 320; Orthodox Theological Institute students numbered 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All drowning fatalities are not necessarily due only to carelessness on the part of the victims.Too frequently of knowledge as te proper means of artificial respiration on the part of onlookers anxious to help.Dr.Gordon Bates, General Director of the Health League of Canada and editor of \u201cHealth\u201d magazine, states: \u201cArtificial respiration should always be immediate and continuously applied by persons with some knowledge of There are misapprehensions, however, which in some cases have led to tragedy.In spite of widespread publicity about ten years ago there is lack the procedure.tion.\u201d By Doctors Paid So.Much A Skull WEEEKLY REVIEW Lewis Milligan B80 crm 8 ce 1 cn ce 1 1 ae wit.Hf » The agitation for a National Health Service would give one the impression that there was no such service in Canada.It is not a nationalized \u201cfree\u2019-for-everybody service, such as was introduced by the Labor Government in Britain.But we have in Canada &- immense and highly efficient National Health Service which caters to the health needs of all classes.Both Federal and Provincial Governments and all city councils and school boards have their health departments, which are actively engaged in the supervision and promotion of national health.In looking over the Canada Year Book I was amazd at the numbers and the great variety ofk institutions and societies, public and private, that are devoted to the health and welfare of the people in all parts of the Dominion.I find that there are no less than 1,091 public and private hospitals end mental institutions, all of which receive federal, provincial or municipal grants amounting to many millions of dollars annually.In addition there are numerous private clinics, nursing homes and homes for the aged and infirm.Health services are maintained by large industries and business concerns for employees during work.Ing hours.Workmen's Compensation is provided under provincial laws and some companies also arrange for group insurance against sickness.Many labor unios provide sickness and other benefits to their members, as also do most of the fraternal societies.In addition to all these and more, there are health foundations and laboratories which are continually investigating the causes of various diseases.The above is a brief and incomplete summary of Canada\u2019s National Health Services, and they constitute a truly marvelous achievement under a free democratic system of society.What more could a Nationaljzed Health Service do for the people of Canada?It would be folly and disastrous \u2014 medically, socially and financially \u2014 for the Government to attempt to take over and administer the vast organization of health services in this Dominion.The new National Health Service in Britain is an example and a warning, and we need not go to the spnonents of the Labor Government.The leading Socialist Journal of England, The New Statesman and Nation, publishes an article en- litled \u2018\u201cDoctors and Spongers\u201d, in which the writer, D.R.Cargill, savs the National Health Service ts proving too costly and is being exploited by practitioners, druggists, and malingering patients.\u201cFirst,\u201d says Mr.Cargill, \u201cthe eye service is costing too much.A very large-number of people are getting spectacles that are unnecessary and even harmful.Any patient can go to a dy \u2018or and demand a \u2018sustiffikit\u2019 (cem ficate) for an eye test.If the demand is refused, the patient can and will change his doctor.Doctors are paid so much a skull, and the customer is always right\u201d The designation of a patient as a \u201cskull\u201d is rather gruesome, but it is quite in keeping with Karl Marx's idea of the human individual.Mr.Cargill has a very poor opinion of the opticians.\u201cThey need not be highly skilled,\u201d he says, \u201cbut they are the arbiters of the need for spectacles.\u201d He says they create the demand by advertisements, such as, \u201cHEADACHES?NERVES?HAVE YOUR EYES TESTED!\u201d.and hy circular letters to old customers.\u201cI have yet to hear,\u201d says Mr.Cargill, \u201cof a patient who did not meed at least one pair of spectacles.He may take his prescription to any dispensing optician, and he usually takes it to the person who diagnosed the need, and an other profit is netted.\u201d : Turning to \u201cmedicine and appliances\u201d, Mr.Cargill says: \u201cOnce again, the demand is being created by thoge who make a profit by the sales.Apart from wigs, brassieres and corsets, whose free supply is in many cases ridiculous, advertised nostrums and gadgets are frequently demanded by patients, and it is not unusual for the advertisements to advise the patient, \u2018How to get on the N.H.S.*, \u2018You are entitled to it free,\u2019 or \u2018Ask your doctor how to get it\u2019, are typical phrases.\u201d When I first heard that wigs \"were to be supplied free under the National Health Service, I thought it was just a little joke.But there it is, and as a sop to the women, they are being supplied with free brassieres and corsets.Since the Government is catering to \u2018the vanity of bald-headed men, why not free hair-dos for the ladies?However, there are to be no more bald heads under Socialism-\u2014which is surely a movement back to the aristocratic wig period of the eighteenth century.I'm afraid there will be a lot of wigs flying around on those windy days they THE EXAMINER, \u2018WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1949 - in the Canadian press, there still remains in the minds of many the idea that a person who has been under water for more than a few minutes cannot be revived by artificial respiration.This is not true.There have been instances of individuals who have been revived after having been as long as half an hour in the water.\u201cA committee of the Health League of Canada vader the leadership of the late Sir Frederics Banting, in 1938 issued a statement to the effect that artificial respiration should be kept up continuously for four hours or until there is evidence of rigor mortis in the victim.Yet it has been noticed in not a few cases recently that artificial respiration has been discontinued in a very short time and the victim pronounced dead.This action has presumaly been decided on because there have been no signs of life.\u201d Dr.Bates states that the same committee also found that \u201cmost drowning victims have no water in their lungs and that death results from spasm of the larynx.It is therefore most important that one should make certain in all of these cases that the air passages are free.The only known method of attempting to assure this end at present is to see that the patient\u2019s tongue is drawn\u2019 well out during efforts of artificial respira- have in my native land.Which recalls what happened to .John Gilpin \u2014 \u201cAway went hat and wig!\u201d * its | St.James United | * - * x During the absence of the pastor, the Rev.Thos.E.McLennan, who is on holiday in the Maritime Provinces, the Rev.B.B, Brown will be in full charge of all pastoral responsibilities up until the end of August.For the next two Sundays, Mr.Brown will preach both morning and evening.The morning theme is, \u201cacing the Dawn\u201d and the topic of the evening sermon is, \u201cThe Quest for Security.\u201d During the month of August an outstanding and popular Old Country preacher, the Rev.John Smith, Moderator of the Congregational Church in #England, will preach.Mr.Smith has been guest preacher in St.James United Church for a number of summers.He has brought stirring messages and attracted large congregations.SWIMMING SAFETY When you go swimming this summer you'd be wise to learn to dive, Or, if you must enter the water feet first, hold your nose.Water forced up into the nostrils often stings unpleasantly, but it may also carry infection to the nose, throat and sinuses.Swimming is a healthful recreation, but like all sports we need to know the rules to play it properly and safely.Make a point of learning to swim this summer.And teach your children the art.It is fine, healthy exercise.WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke \"St, W., and Roslyn Ave.John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister Arthur Collingwood, F.R.C.O, F.T.C.L, Organist and Choirmaster SUNDAY.JULY 24th 11.00 a.m, and 7.30 p.m, R.F.Aldwinekle, D.Th.8.00 p.m.Midweek Fel- Rev.Wednesday, lowship.MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Ave., Westmount Rev.Charles C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D, Minister SUNDAY, JULY 24th 11,00 a.m.Public Worship.The Rev.Duncan Blair, Minister -of Newlands South Presbyterian Church, Glasgow, Scotland, will preach.Evening Services of Worship withdrawn for the summer months.Lester A.Woodlin, Organist and Choirmaster.Visitors and Friends Cordlally Welcome * |'Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy.ome to Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy.There Does Freedom Flourish.Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly.Church * - ° ° - ® e | Christian Science A * = * \u201cTruth\u201d is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, July 24th, 1949, The Golden Text is from Psalms 86: 11.\u201cTeach me thy way, O \u2018Lord; I will walk in thy truth.\u201d Among the citations which comprise Lhe Lesson - Sermon is the following from the Bible: \u2014 \u201cAnd this is the condemnation, that light is come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil.For every one that doeth evil hateth the light, neither cometh to the light, lest his deeds should he reproved.But he that doeth truth cometh to the light, that his deeds may be made manifest, that they are wrought in God.\u201d (John 3: 19, 20 and 21.) The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook \u201cScience & Health with Key to the \u201cTruth destroys falsity and error, for light and darkness cannot dwell together.Light extinguishes | Church of The Advent Corner of Wood & Western, Westmount Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay Rev John W.Kerr SIXTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.10.15 a.m.Matins.11.00 a.m.Solemn Eucharist.7.00 p.m.SoleMn Evensong.WEEK DAY SERVICES Holy Eucharist, 7.00 a.m.Tues, Thurs.and Sat., 8.00 a.m.Monday aud Friday, 9.30 a.m.Wednesday.Matins: 7.50 a.m.daily except on Wed- Desday at 9 a.m.Evensong: 5.30 p.m.daily, except on Saturday at 8 p.m ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Corner Church Hill end Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th, M.C, Assistant: Rev.C.R.Carlss, B.A., L.Th.SUNDAY, JULY 24th 8.00 a.m.Holy Communfbn, 11.00 a.m.Morning Service.\u2019 7.30 p.m.Evening Service (will be sald).Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlowe Ave.Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector.SIXTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.11.00 a.m, Mattins, Preacher: The Rev.Canon Herbert Lindsay, of Belfast, Ireland.7.30 p.m.Evensong.Preacher: Rev.Canon Herbert Eindsay.The Monday\u201410.00 a.m.Holy Communion, St.James, A.& M.Wednesday \u20147.00 a.m.Holy Communion.\u2014_\u2014 Thursday\u201410.00 a.m.Holy Communion.the darkness, and the Seriptyre declares that there is \u201cno n; ght there,\u201d To Truth there is ng error \u2014 all is Truth.Christian Science brings to the body the sunlight op Truth, which invigorates ang puri.4 fies.Christian Science acts aq an alternative, neutralizing eryor and Truth.The effect of this Science is to stir the human ming to à change of base, on which it may yield to the harmony of the divine Mind.\u201d (Pages 474 and 162.) \u2014 _\u2014P\u2014m First Church of Christ Scientist 52 Academy Road, Westmount, P.Q, West Side Entrance SUNDAY, JULY 24th 11.00 a.m.Morning Service.11.00 a.m.Sunday School.Wednesday, Teslimony Meeting at 8.15 : p.m Reading Room, 52 Academy Rd, 1.09 p.m.to 4.00 p.m., except Sundays and holidays.Subject: Truth.Golden Text: Psalms 86:11.Teach me Thy way, O Lord; I will wulk in Thy truth.Calvary Church Dorchester St.at Greene Ave, Westmount Minister: Very Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A.D.D.Gifford MHchell, B.A.Mus Bac, Organist and Choir Director SUNDAY.JULY 24lh Union Services First Bantist Chareh Dorchester St.at Guy St, Montreal, 11.00 am.and 7.30 p.m.Services of Worship.Preacher: Rev.Frank G.Haslings, B.D., of Glascgow, Scotland, All are most cordially invited to share In these united Serviees for the balance of July.For the month of August First Baptist congregation will unite with calvary United Church in Calvary Church, St.James United Church 463 St.Catherine St.West Minister: Rev.Thomas E.McLennos Visiting Minister Rev.B.B.Brown .SUNDAY, JULY 24th 11:00 a.m.\u201cFacing the Dawn\u201d.7.30 p.m.\u201cThe Quest for Rev.B.B.Brown at bolh services, Sevuuity* will preach Mr.Alex McPherson, Guest Ovyanist SWESTMOUNT Park | \u201cEMMANUEL Western Ave.at Lansdowne = Minister: Rev.Harvey Campbell, B.D.D.D.SUNDAY, JULY 24h DURING JULY, UNION SERVICES WITH ST.ANDREW'S IN HIS CHURCH 11.00 a.m.eMorning Worship.7:30 p.m, Evening Worship.Dr.Campbell will preach.Scott, L.R.S.M, Choir Director.0.R.Gliddon, Organist Lroadeast er I.C.These services will be DOMINION - DOUGLAS UNITED AND STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN Joint Church services until September 4th.Every Sunday morning at Il\" o'clock.Throughout the month of July in Dominion-Douglas Church (Westmount Blvd.and Lansdowne Ave.) JULY 24th \u2014 Rev.Robert Lennox, M.A., D.D.Principal, Presbyterian Theological College Topic: \"THE GUARDIAN OF THE HEART\" A cordial welcome awaits you at these services Organist and Choir Master - Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bac.- The the defe [ was happy So can do jt still There i in calm Commo! from \u20ac there 18 The : election the CCI existenc spread commod product as this remedie were \u20ac unfortu never H opportu against The | not be He has We ha platforr in his readily He is U CCF m the spi has be conflict discour ginning In p sible fo In this the lir aware not ye positior nable | underst proud forts of of the increas: men, b: duced wages, they w stare they a intellig what g The in the than | back, more, day is was J could on the if it whole would alist s of in profits profits Now Plumt done, Heati tions, Call Agent ane pture de.night no errop | Science night or and puri.| ts as an Tl'Or and ; Science ind to 8 1 it may He divine 62.) ~ ER Christ h 1& at 815 Rd, 1.00 t Sundays Tesch me H walk in \u2014 h Ave, Jones, is Bac, ector h vt Church Montreal, evxives of Hastings, and, | to share for st Baptist 1 Calvary hurch.Church West McLernos 1 TR Sevuuity* 11 preach Orvanist PARK L ansdowne h VICES \\ THIS win Director.st ondeust D inday urch Bac.1 spread petween prices of farm .+.TOPICS OF THE WEEK By R.J.DEACHMAN AFTER THE BATTLE The election is over \u2014 there Will be no regrets except among the defeated.They have my sympathy \u2014 once I was one of them.{ was sorry when I was defeated happy in but I soon got over it.I wasn't the House of Commons, I have been since.So I say to the defeated: \u201cDo not worry, there is little one can d ; jt still is.The new members will Th o in the House of Commons\u201d, That was true in my day \u2014 sense this fact as time slips by.ere is a far greater pleasure in a day by day search for truth, jn calm detachment, trying to make it known.In the House of Commons the mind warps, sees only one side, views all things from that angle, forgets that there is another point of view.The amazing thing about this election Was the blow dealt to the CCF.That group came into existence as a protest Against the commodities and manufactured products.It flourished so long 93 this condition continued.The remedies the CCF prescribed were Causes not cures.It was unfortunate in the fact that it never held power, never had the opportunity to test its theories against the facts.The blame for its failure can- mt be attached to Mr.Coldwell, He has been a gallant fighter.We have few more competent platform performers.He is skilful in his foot work, he escapes readily from a difficult position.He is untiring in his efforts.The CCF may linger for a time but ine spirit has gone out of it.It has been badly battered in the conflict, Mr.Coldwell must feel discouraged\u2014the night is beginning to lower.In part, industry was responsible for the growth of the CCF.In this age men do business in the limelight.Business is now aware of that fact\u2014labor does mot yet realize its truth.The position of industry was impregnable but it was open to misunderstanding.Labor owes its proud position today to the efforts of capital.With the coming of the machine age production increased, wages moved up.When men, by the aid ¢f machines, produced more they earned more\u2014 wages, more profits are the fruit they were paid more.These facts stare everybody in the face\u2014 they are now acknowledged by intelligent people\u2014no matter to what group they belong.The man who drives a combine in the harvest field is worth moree than the man who, with bent back.used a sickle \u2014 he gets more.The position of labor today is infinitely better than it was 100 years ago.Industry could not pay the wages of 1945 on the production of 1890.Even if it turned over to labor the whole product of industry it would not be enough.The capitalist system is dynanlic, higher of increased production.Totat profits will be higher, but unit profits, profits per unit of pro- how is the time to have those fumbing and Heating repairs one, All kinds of Plumbing and jecting tepairs and new installa- Call today for free estimates.Agents tor Ruud Automatic Gas ond Electric Water Heaters.Fl.1189 Westmount Plumbing & Roofing Limited 206 OLIVIER AVE.Emergency Calls: AM.1418 \u2014 CA.9864 duct produced will tend to decline, thus lowering the cost of living.\u2019 Capital investment is much greater than it was in the days of hand industry.There has been greater investment per unit of production.These facts have not been clealy understood.Basing their attacks- on obvious misunderstandings the CCF gained support from those who believed that the profits of industry were enormous and obligingly forgot that the plant and equipment with which capital supplied the workers made possible the higher standard of living they now en- \u2018Joy.Modern transportation provides larger markets.The biggest factories of a century ago would look inconsequential in comparison with the factories of today.In the circumstances, it was a simple matter to portray the manufacturers as malefactors of great wealth and do it even when profits per unit of product produced tended to decline.* * * During the past year industrial groups have put out joint statements showing exactly what was done with every dollar received.They revealed clearly the simple fact that modern industry has made possible a standard of living which was wholly impossible outside the capilalist system.Then there has been another source of lignt.With the advent of a labor government in Britain the theory of government owner- THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1949 PAGE FIVE \u2018Hey! Wanna Lift, Mister?\u201d oo ship of industry has been put to the test.This has, to some extent, altered the picture.Labor is now becoming aware of the fact that industry too has its problems, some difficult, intractable.The closer industry and capital can come together the more the national income will be increased.The individual must realize now, more clearly than ever before, that the size of the pie determines the standard of living\u2014it the pie is big enough there will be ample for all.Age Of Bird Determines Way To Cook It For Best Results Most persons will agree that there is nothing better than a good chicken dinner.And any bird, young or old, supplies the basis for tasty poultry dishes for warm-weather meals.Broil, fry or open-pan roast young, tender, well-fatted birds.or hens past their prime for roasting.Cook very old birds long and siowly in water or steam.Then strip meat from the bone and use as a \u2018base for chicken a la king, chicken loaf, croquettes, souffle \u2014 or, if a cold dish is preferred, chicken salad.Smothering is a good way to cook a lean chicken that is not too old or tough.A small bird may be \u201csmothered\u201d whole, or a larger one disjointed as for frying.Sprinkle the chicken with salt, pepper and flour.Borwn in fat, then cover the pan and finish the cooking in a very moderate oven (300 degrees F.).When chicken is tender, remove from pan.Make gravy with the drippings.A bird weighing 3 to 4 pounds will probably take from 11/, to 2 hours to cook.A pinch of ground ginger rounds out the flavor of chicken fricassee to epicurean perfection.Chicken Paprika with Bread Biscuits 1 young hen Flour 1 teaspoon salt 14 teaspoon paprika 14 teaspoon ginger 14 cup butter or «(chicken fat) 1 cup chicken or beck stock or water 1, pint sour cream 1% small onion, minced 2 whole cloves 1 tablespoon chili sauce 14 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce 1 bay leaf + Enriched white bread and butter Have butcher cut chicken into serving pieces.(The quantities given in this recipe may be doubled).Sprinkle with flour mixed with salt, paprika and ginger.Saute in fat until lightly brown.Add stock, half the sour cream and remaining seasonings.Cover and simmer slowly about 11% hours.skim off any surplus fat, and add remaining sour cream.Cook at low heat until chicken is tender.Thicken gravy if desired with 1 tablespoon of flour mixed with a little cold water.Cut small biscuits out of slices of white bread with fancy cookie cutter.Spread biscuits with softened butter and toast in oven to a golden brown.Drop, butter-side up into paprika sauce just before serving.(These crisp little \u201cbread biscuits\u201d are very good with plain chicken fricasse, too.Bavarian Salad Dressing Two tablespoons lime juice, 14 cup salad oil, % cup beer, 1 tablespoon sugar, 1 tablespbon cut chives, 1 tablespoon minced parsley.Combine all ingredients.Shake thoroughly before serving.Serve on sliced tomatces and cucumbers.The invention of portable timepieces dates from the end of the 15th century.Like getting one frees gallon in every four! 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CASSIDY The marriage of Miss Mary Audrey Cassidy, daughter of Mr.Samuel Hugh Cassidy and the late Mrs.Cassidy, Ville St.Lau: rent, and Mr.Gerald Walter Coyle, son of the late Walter J.Coyle and of Mrs.Coyle, of Notre Dame de Grace took place at ten o'clock Saturday morning at the Church of St.Augustine of Canterbury, Msgr.Martin P.Reid officiating, Mr.J.Craig was at the organ, and Mr.A.A.Edgington was soloist.Roses, carnations and gladioli were used in decorations.The bride was attended by Miss Theresa Long, while Dr.R.L.Estrada was best man, and Mr.Kenneth Campbell, of Chateau- guay Heights, dcted as usher.Given away by her father, the bride wore a gown of ivory slipper satin, the long-sleeved fitted bodice having a high neck with pointed collar and pearl trimming, and the full skirt falling into a slight train, Her veil ot tulle illusion was held with a satin band trimmed with pearls and she carried a colonial bouquet of white carnations and gladioli blossoms.The maid of honor wore a dress of lilac marquisette over faille, with matching headdress, carrying a bouquet of pink gladioli blossoms.Following a reception in the Officers\u2019 Mess of the Royal Canadian Army Service Corps, decorated with summer flowers for the occasion, the couple left by plane for New York, the bride Mrs.T.Lawson has left tq takg up residence in Victoria, B.C, Among the out-of-town guest, who will attend the marriage à Miss Florence Mary Mayrand Mr.Richard M.Schratz, Saturdg morning are Mr.and Mrs, Dong Lowe, Toronto, and Mr.and Md M.M.Schratz, Pittsburg, Peng, 5 i.Joint hostesses at a crvatg shower held recently at '{ Queen's Hotel in honour of Florence Mayrand, whose m riage to Mr.Richard Schratz taking place Saturday mornin were Mrs, W.J.Harvey, Mrs, A.Hart and Miss Norma.Gray, \u2018 Out-of-town guests at the p shing-Fergus wedding on sg day, July 29, will include Mr, a; Mrs.Lewis Harry Pershing, ç Arlington, Virginia, parents the groom; Mr.and Mrs.Emme W.Logan, of Washington, bd Mrs.John Redd, of Arlington, Vj sister of the groom and Miss A}je Chadwick, of Toronto, Ont; ; Mrs.A.E.Watts, Regent of thy Earl of Bessborough Chapt LO.D.E., entertained recently 4 her home on Hampton Avenue, | honor of Mrs.T.Lawson, prig to her departure for the Wes Coast.The guest of honor receive a presentation from members the chapter.Pink candles and pin roses formed the tea table decorge tions.3 India, was the guest of Mr, à Mrs, Henry Lorimer, Redfern Ave, nue, Westmount, during his thre day stay in town this week, Mi, Jinarajadasa is the President of The Theosophical Society, whose headquarters are in Adjar.He if making a presidential tour of America before returning to his home in India this autumn.Miss Patricia Mulroy, formerly of Coolbrooke Avenue, Snowdon, is returning to Montreal on Sat urday to spend a few weeks with friends here.Miss Mulroy and her family moved to Chicago last year, when her father, Mr.Barney Mul- roy, of the Passenger Department of the C.P.R.and former president of the Lion's Club of Montreal, was transferred.Mrs.Mulroy will I'be spending a few weeks with relatives in Ottawa and will join her daughter in the middle of August for their return home.APPROACHING MARRIAGES The marriage of Florence Mary, younger daughter of Mr.and Mrs, Leo J.Mayrand, to Mr.Richard M.Schratz, B.Comm., son of Mr.C E.Schratz and the late Mrs Schratz, all of N.D.G, will take place in the church of St.Augustine of Canterbury, Saturday morning at nine o'clock.The bride will be given away by her father, and will be attended by Miss Cath erine Schratz sister of the groom Best man will be Mr.James Grib- bin, and ushers will be Messrs.Norbert Schratz and Geld Flynn.Following the ceremony, a Ie ception will be held in the Green Room in Victoria Hall etme wearing for travelling a navy blue crepe dress with cape, and navy accessories, carrying a gold shortie coat, her corsage bouquet being white gladioli.They wil reside in Norgate Community, Ville St.Laurent.The bridegroom is a graduele of McGill University.ee Light tints of flat paint allow the greatest radiation of heat from radiators.Dark and metallic coatings keep the heat in and ak so prevent getting the most for the mogey spent for fuel.Always rub with the grain when polishing furniture.rhe furniture will then polish mo quickly.Mr.Cc.Jinarajadasa, of Adja Mr.\u20ac Chepel © Grece, is Grace (N W, Stimse The SITUAT ephones po bring a home to d WRONG impossible, planned a RIGHT bly manag dinner, sin food he wi fact that (Remembe realizes thi is usually luck.) Speirs Summe Opens The Sp School go Monday room Cla) barn stud studio do which car People, a.dances t week for local resi This b Now rea.these exp vide a pla enjoy a day.Da boating à to the pi rounding The Sn Tey hag, of the wi district, ering When à there b 175 ven held the Ty.Co dance g doubtles his thre eck, Wy, esident of ty, whos jar, He i tour of ng to his nn., formerly Snowdon, il on Sat \u2018eeks with y and her last year, rney Mul- epartment president Montreal, ulroy will sg with re.I join her of August XRIAGES nce Mary, and Mrs, chard M.of Mr.C late Mrs.will {ake t.Augus- Saturday The bride er father, 1iss Cathe he groom.mes Grib- e Messrs ] Gerald ny, a re he Green a navy ape, and 1g a gold > bouquet They will mmunity, graduate int allow of heat | metallic n and al most for je grain re.The sh more Will Reside In Goderieh, Ont.Associated Screen News Photo Mr.and Mrs.Donald Stimson who were married in Loyola College Chepel on Saturday, July 16.The bride.formerly Miss Geraldine Groce, is the daughter of Mrs.Charles Grace end of the late Mr.Grace (Newfoundland).The bridegroom is the son of Mr.and Mrs.W.Stimson, of Lucknow, Ont.The letter Way SITUATION: Your husband telephones you that he would like to bring a man from out of town home to dinner that evening.WRONG WAY: Tell him it is impossible, since you haven't planned a company meal.RIGHT WAY: If you can possibly manage have the guest for dinner, since if you have plenty of food he will not be critical of the fact that it isn't a fancy meal.(Remember, the unexpected guest realizes that he is unexpected and is usually delighted to take pot luck.) Speirs - Miller New Summer Dance School Opens at Aubrey, Que.The Speirs - Miller Summer School got away to a fine start on Monday evening when the Ball Tom Class was held in the new barn studio at Aubrey, Que.This studio doubles as recreation hall Which can accommodate about 200 People, and it is planned to hold dances there every second or third Week fof pupils, vacationers and local residents of the district.This beauty spot at Aubrey is Row realizing the ambitions of these experts of the dance, to provide a place where vacationers can énjoy a quiet and beneficial holiday.Dancing, swimming, fishing, boating and horseback riding add to the pleasure of the lovely sur- Toundings, oy Speirs-Miller place at Aub- dE the for many years, been one feu Well known homes in the er ict, and was a favorite gath- he Place for social events.there po land Was first cleared ; \u20ac by the original owners, about held Tors ago, the first settlers roy ar church services at Aub- dance ompletely remodelled, the Pt School and holiday resort 58 will\u2019 continue to be a STIMSON \u2014 GRACE The marriage of Geraldine Mary, younger daughter of Mrs.Grace of Montreal and the late Mr.C.Grace (Newfoundland) to Mr.Donald A.Stimson, son of Mr.and Mrs, W.Stimson, Lucknow, Ont, took place at Loyola College Chapel, Saturday, July 16.The Rev.Father Wilson, S.J.officiated at the ceremony.The bride, who was given away by Mr.Harrison Call, a friend of the family, was gowned in white satin fashioned with a fitted bodice having a Peter Pan collar and long pointed sleeves.The full skirt ended in a short train.Her fingertip-length veil was of French tulle illusion, held by a coronet of pearls and she carried a shower bouquet of red roses and baby's breath.The matron-of-honour, Mrs.R.W.Ball, sister of the bride, wore a dress of orchid lace over net and a matching lace picture hat.Miss Barbara Wilcox, as bridesmaid, was similarily attired.Both attendants carried Colonial bouquets.Mr.Donald Grace, brother of the bride, was best man and Mr.George Allan and Mr.John Foy were ushers.The young couple will reside in Goderich, Ont.Banana Pear Castanet Salad Two pear halves, fresh or canned, 1 ripe banana (use fully ripe banana\u2014yellow peel flecked with brown), salad greens, berry or cherry.Place two pear halves, one cut side up, the other half pear cut side down, with stem ends overlapping, at an angle at back of salad plate.Peel and slice banana.Arrange a half circle of overlapping slices in front of pear halves.Garnish with crisp salad greens and berry or cherry between pear halves and banana slices.Serve with a tart or sweet salad dress: ing.favorite spot, under the direction of Betty Speirs and Peter Miller.THR EXAMINHR, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1049 Canadian Styles, Fabrics Acclaimed at Paris Showing Reassembling in Montreal on Monday, Betty Hughes-Koren, Ben Cossman, the marquis dë Roussy de Sales, Iona Monahan and photographer Sam Getz, who flew to Paris, France, for the All- Canadian Fashion Show staged at the Club France Amerique, were PAGE SEVEN was seen for the first time in Paris when French madels presented Canadian sportswear items that were second to none in individual styling.\u201cThe audience was loud in their praise of our furs, rainwear and Junior items\u201d, she reported, \u2018\u2018and suits and coats impressed them very much \u2014 even though sportswear brought the tients fueled.unanimous in the belief that Ca-* most appreciative applause\u201d.nadian merchandise can hold its own on all fronts, that Canadian values surpass those of other countries and the Canadian manufacturing and distribution methods make the \u2018average\u2019 Canadian woman a better-dressed person than her counterpart in any other part of the world .yes, Paris included! None of the group would attempt to detract from the artistry of the Paris Syndicate of Haute Couture, but the fashions of these famous designers are not available to the average Parisienne due to both limited produc- || tion and top-bracket prices.\u201cThe combination of our styles and our prices was almost too much for our audiences and even the models themselves\u201d, Mr.Coss- man said.\u201cIf customs regulations had allowed, we could have sold every item we brought with us.However, we did not go to Paris to sell Canadian fashions.We went into the lion\u2019s den to put the Canadian Fashion Industry to \u2018its most severe test .and we are glad and proud to be able to say that the test has been passed with flying colours\u201d.Betty Hughes-Koren, executive |.director of Montreal Fashion In- |, dustries, who shared the show commentary with the Marquis de Roussy de Sales at France Ameri- que, reported on the usual amount of interest in fabrics and finish of Canadian styles.In her introductory speech, she had paid tribute to Parisian designers, the inspiration of manufacturers the world over \u2014 but her commentary stressed the tremendous progress CUCUMBER SALAD 1 package lime-flavored gelatine 1, cup hot water % cup canned grapefruit juice 1 teaspoon vinegar Salt to taste 14 cup grated cucumber 1% cup diced cucumber Dissolve the gelatine in the hot water.Add the grapefruit juice, vinegar, salt and grated cucumber.Strain.Chill until slightly thickened and add the diced cucumber seasoned with salt.Turn into individual molds and chill until firm.Unmold on crisp lettuce and decorate with a \u201cpiping\u201d of creamy mayonnaise.Add Chocodate Two squares of melted unsweetened chocolate may be added to the usual 2 egg-whites recipe for boiled frosting.Add it after the sirup has been beaten into the stiffly beaten egg whites.A 100-year-old Crow Indian was jugged in Memphis, Tenn.for selling gasoline as \u201cmedicine\u201d.For a time he must have had his pa- FARRELL'S CATERING SERVICE WEDDINGS, BANQUETS, RECEPTIONS AND PARTIES 211 GORDON AVE.Residence - TR.2342 YOrk 0254 made by Canadian designers in the past five or six years, in creating typically Canadian styles and in adapting leading style trends to Canadian needs and the Canadian way of life, Iona Monahan who co-ordinated the show, reported that the outstanding success of the show was our Canadian sportswear.Enthusiastic applause greeted the appearance of each item, for the use of brilliant colour and colour contrast in ski and spectator sport clothes PICCADILLY PARCELS TO GREAT BRITAIN $3.20 to $12.25 Delivered and Guaranteed Economy and Value \u2014 Popular Here and There ! 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Canada.Monday, July 11, 1949, will always be remembered as one of the happiest days in their lives, for Hermine, or Minzia, as ghe is usually called, arrived in Montreal, and greeted her brother for the first timie in her tweniy-one years.Strange as it sounds, Minzia is technically Roumanian, because at the end of the first World War her birthplace had been occupied and given the name of Roumania; yet her brother Phil, though born in the same pace, is Austrian.Buco- vina is constantly being occupied by various troops, and at present the Russians are in control.The Wimmer family left all their possessions and fled to Poland in 1942, where they lived for three years.From there they came to Lindau, an igland in Bodensee, the largest lake in Europe.The two kept up a lively corres-» pondence and exchanged numerous pictures, for Hermine had long been determined to come to Canada, and wanted to know all about the country and these relatives who were strangers.Phil had a wife and two children, but he never ceased to send feod and money overseas to aid the project.Actual negotiations began two years ago, but every inch of the journey seemed paved with red tape.Endless exarninations and waiting for results, and forms to \u2018be SPEIRS-MILLER | FARM AUBREY, QUE 28 miles from Montreal BOATING SWIMMING - FISHING - RIDING Ballroom lessons in new Bern Studio Lovely rooms \u2014 all modern conveniences \u2014 limited accommodation Phone DE.3717 or Monitor % Vacation Bureau \u2014 WA.2773 é EASTERN TOWNSHIPS MANOIR BROME LAKE FOSTER, QUE.Good Fishing, Boeting, Tennis Fully Licensed Motel and Cabins Knowlton Golf Clab within 3% mile.Good Bathing Beach.Hot and Cold Running Water in every room.Excellent Food.New Dance Hall and Grill with Cocktail Lounge, Orchestra and I'cor Show.: Write Direct, or Phone Knowlton 10 K 6 or FR.5996, Lake House Hotel NORTH HATLEY, QUE.Situated on Water frontage Lake Massawippi.Swimming, Fishing, Boating.Tennis, Riding, ete.Excellent Cuisine New Rumpus Room ond Grill Make Your Rescrvation * Early Phone 139 \"A.W.GIESON, Proprietor.} Boating, Fishing, Bething, Golfing, PLEASANT VIEW HOTEL NORTH HATLEY Situated on beautiful Lake Mas- sawippi, 90 miles from Montreal.ROUTE 1 TO MAGOG Tennis, Dancing and Riding.Every Modern Comfort At Reasenable Rates l'or all particulars regarding rates etc.write er phone 23, John McKay Proprietor, or Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.2773 vs mae THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1919 Her Brother for First Time Phil Wimmer and his sister, Hermine, spoke to each other for the first time last Monday, when Hermine reached Montreal from Austria, her birthplace.Phil left his couniry in 1928, when his sister was only five days old.He is well known in Westmount as Western Sports Supervisor | and District Monitor.Hermine will live with aer brother and sister-in-law at their home, 5891 Sherbrooke Street West.Photo by Ed.Bermingham filled out, and more waiting was very discouraging, but Minzia, like millions of other Europeans dreaming of escape and America, persisted to the end, and on June 20, her patience was rewarded.She received a letter telling her to be at the migration camp near Kux- haven on the 23rd.This letter was to have arrived months earlier, and now she had only three days\u2019 notice.But Minzia is a determined young lady, and she made it.Then another agonizing week of examinations and questionnaires.If a person were found to have the slightest ailment, he or she was refused passage.Finally on June 30, two thousand weary but happy people sailed for Canada aboard the S.S.Sama- ria.They stopped at Le Havre to pick up a few more passengers, and arrived ir\u2019 Quebec at 1:30 a.mon July 11.The inevitable doctors and papers, then the train to Mont- real\u2014and one of the happiest reunions this city has known.Phil Wimmer is decidedly proud of his \u201clittle sister\u201d, and with good reason, Minzia is five-feet-five, has brown wavy hair, and lively grey- green eyes.She thinks that too much is made of the fact that she speaks several languages (English included), plays the guitar, accordion, piano, and flute, and sings beautifully.At her brother's request, she entertained us at the guitar with La Paloma, sung sweetly in Austrian, and Forever and Ever, in English, which she learned aboard the ship.Besides being musical, she draws, knits and sews excellently\u2014a sample is the dress she is wearing in the above picture.When she had to leave school in 1945, she assisted her mother in her dressmaking business, and will probably continue her profession in Montreal.Her impressions of Montreal have not as yet been too definitely formed.To a girl who has visited Trieste, Nice, Vienna, and other famous cities, our metropolis means \u201ctall buildings and streetcars and many people\u201d.But what Min- zia has seen, she likes very much.She marvels at the ease with which we live, comparing, for example, our quick baking with the all-day session in Austria.\u201cAnd so many cans!\u201d she exclaims.To her, tinned foods are associated with the comforts of occupation troops.The simplicity of modern housekeeping causes her to wonder what we do with all our spare, time! so soft.At six o'clock in the morning the people line up for the daily food ration, which is planned the week before and is the same for each person.Foods are entirely unprepared, and almost the entire morning is spent making the noonday meal.This process must be repeated for supper.As for clothing rations, the lucky girl who could obtain a coupon every three years or so, could buy a pair of shoes or a dress.Formerly, all commodities were scarce, and money values low, but lust year the standards were raised and Minzia's 3,000 marks, saved so painstakingly, were taken and only 35 returned to her (3 marks and 9 pence equal 1 dollar).Now food and clothing are returning to the market, but the people are poorer.The Austrian people are to be commended for their staunch hearts and high spirits in the face of these eternal difficulties.We noticed that Hermine\u2019s dress was considerably shorter than Canadian fashion decrees.With infinite tact we tried to find out if Austrian girls were accepting the New Look.The young girl smiled and replied simply: \u201cThey were down, yes, but they are up now\u201d.She explained that being so close to France, Lindau receives the Paris styles long before we do, and that soon our hemlines will be at least 15.5 inches from the ground.For those rare people who do not know Phil Wimmer, he is Sports.Supervisor for the Western Section of Montreal, and District Monitor.This coming Tuesday he will have been with the city exactly twenty years.He has a lovely young wife and two children, Norman, 7, and Diane, 3.His brother Carl, and his other sisters, Anna, Marie, Hedwige, Olga, and Gertie are all married and living overseas with the eleven other grandchildren.Their father died in 1944, and the mother is living in Lindau with two of her daughters.SECOND GENERATION The sons of two famous stars met recently while working in Paramount's \u201cCaptain China,\u201d a William Pine - William Thomas Production.Lon Chaney, Jr.son of the late star, and Lawrence Tib- bett, Jr., are both in the sea adventure story.This is young Tib- bett's second film.Chaney costars in the movie with John Payne, Gail Russell, Jeffrey Lynn, Edgar Bergen and Michael O'Shea.Salad Success Depends Much On Dressing Cool, crisp salads on hot days\u2014 Of course! 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LE TRAY 118 owl ED POWER he bashed potatoes for breakfast, & - ashed potato topping for Li pie, the boiled potatoes that \u2018into a nourishing salad are a few examples of the many Là uses that start with a cooked duct.Egg and Potato Casserole 1 No, 2 can peas 3 cooked large white potatoes 3 tablespoons butter Milk ; ¢ hard-cooked eggs, sliced 7 tablespoons minced onion 3 tablespoons flour » teaspoons salt ; cup soft pread crumbs range the sliced potatoes, be, and peas, from which the ior has been drained and reed, in alternate layers in a xed or oiled two-quart casse- |, simmer the onion uritil tend- in 2 tablespoons of the butter y Pinochio roses and corn vers.Jlowing the reception the hyweds left on a motor trip New York, Atlantic City and gara, For travelling the de wore a tailored suit of sance blue gabardine with Lv accessories.On their return couple will reside in Montréal.Among the out of town guests ke: Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Har- pr, Mr.and Mrs.T.S.Carr, Amold Carr, Mrs.H.Gar- Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Reid, s Eileen McQuaid, Mr.and b.Duncan Spencer, Miss Jean sn, Mr.James Donald, all of ptreal, and Miss Irma Miller i Mr.Harold Knight, Ottawa.lowing the banquet, the wed- g guests were entertained by bride\u2019s parents in their home Glen Tay.the top of a double boiler over ect heat.Add the flour and hd.Add the drained vegetable or with enough milk to make 2 cups liquid, and cook over boiling water until smooth and thickened, stirring constantly.Add the salt and pepper, and pour into the casserole.Top with the bread crumbs mixed with the remaining 1 tablespoon butter, melted.Bake in a moderately hot oven of 400 degrees F.3d minutes.Serves six, \u2019 : Creamed New Potatoes and ~ Scallions * 12 small, unpared new white potatoes 2 cups scallions, cut in 14-inch pieces \u2019 1 tablespoon butter 1; teaspoon pepper 2 teaspoons salt 1 tablespoon flour 1 cup milk \u2018 Scrub potatoes.Cook, covered, for 10 minutes in 1% inch of boiling water with 1 teaspoon salt.Then add scallions, and cook about 4 minutes or until tender.Drain; reserve liquor for use in soups, gravies, etc.Meanwhile, melt butter in double boiler; stir in flour, 1 teaspoon salt and pepper.Stir in milk \u201cgradually, and cook until thickened.Turn vegetables into serving dish; pour sauce over them.Serves four.JANE COWL BACK Stage star Jane Cowl, who was away from the screen from 1917 until 1949, is currently making two pictures at once for Paramount.They are \u201cI Married A Dead Man,\u201d starring Barbara Stanwyck and John Lund, and the Betty Hutton- Fred Astaire musical, \u201cLet's Dance.\u201d SCORES HIT Six-year-old Mary Jane Saunders scores a big hit in Paramount's Bob Hope-Lucille Ball co-starrer, \u201cSorrowful Jones\u201d, in which she makes her movie debut.THE PICTURE EVERYONE WANTS TO SEE ! Ve a RY Wrg'iNG d À ® 0 Wu a en Loretta Young LETTS WENDEL D Jaffe -R yy Tra La) 2ND ATTRACTION \u2014 \"THE KISSING BANDIT\" Color by TECHNICOLOR wi FRANK SINATRA eo \u201cTel ré À Lu RH) ith KATHRYN GRAYSON Lost Showing TODAY! AN INNOCENT AFFAIR\" ond \"SLIGHTLY FRENCH\" 5 BENT ELLIE IR] {walls and win jobs in the movies.{fo a crate in Chicago, and the CRASHING MOVIES .HOLLYWOOD, July 24 \u2014 I was having a spot of tea, suitably \u2018spiked, with Paramount casting director Eddie, Morse when Eddie made mention of the methods used to penetrate studio Few stunts compare to Charlie Loeb\u2019s.Loeb was an ex-vaudevilhan from Germany who tried for months to meet a movie producer \u2014any movie producer.Loeb was certain he could convince a producer of his great acting talent if only he could gel to meet one, face to face.So Loeb had himself packed in- crate \u2018was labelled \u201cStatue\u201d ana addressed to Pathe Studio.Charlie thought once the crate was delivered inside the studio, he producers on the lot.* * * However, Charlie reckoned without one thing\u2014thirst.He ran out of water a few hours out of Chicago and soon became so parched in the hot crate that he had to holler for help.He was jailed for violation of a Jaw prohibiting shipment of human beings by freight.Loeb was thé young movié-struck lad who stowed away in the tummy of an embalmed exhibition whale consigned to MGM Studios.And then there was a girl named Vonceil Viking, who attracted considerable publicity by riding to Hollywood from New York on a horse.Despite the front page treatment, she was never offered an acting contract.+ * + Yes, Hollywood used to be stormed by an almost endless stream of screwballs, Their target was the screen\u2014fast fame and fortune in films.Today Southern California still harbors more neurotics and psychopathic cases than any other area ot comparable population.But many of these light-headed characters are religious or financial fanatics, and not at all interested in the picture studios., However, this little essay would be incomplete without mention of the girl who threatened to'do a strip-tease in front of \u2018Universal Studios unless the corporation gave her a job.Each day at noon she paraded before the main gate, removing an additional garment.The passers-by loved it, but studio executives were horrified.By the end of a week she had nothing left to protect her from the elements except her flimsy lace pant- les.At this time the Los Angeles police stepped in and stopped the show.* * * TICKERTAPE \u2014 Glenn Ford, Quebec's entry in the glamor boy sweeepstakes, goes to Europe a few days hence to star with Franchot Tone in \u201cWhite Tower.\u201d Backgrounds have already been made in the Canadian Rockies.Rudy Vallee is producing a series of Dick Tracy movies for television release exclusively.Paramount paid $250,000 for screen rights to the «Ringling Brothers Circus story.Burt Lan- Mille producing early next year.There has never béen a really successful circus cinema, so this may be the fruit., Currently recuperating in the east from he: lengthy illness, Judy Garland re- turns soon to MGM to .star in MOVE CRASHERS PULL MANY STUNTS physical breakdown occasioned \u2018by too high living.Quote from Daily Variety: \u201cSome say Hollywood needs new faces, and PAGE NINE some say it needs new stories, It could also use a few new customers!\u201d .Adios.NEVER IN GERMAN\u2019 Erich von Stroheim, starred in Paramount's \u201cSunset Boulevard,\u201d made his early reputation by playing German officers in World War I pictures, But he is Austrian-born, has never heen in Germany.BOTH WAYS \u2018John Payne makes pictures and also shows them for + living.The star of Paramount's \u201cCaptain China,\u201d a William Pine - William Thomas Production, owns the Park Theatre in his home town, Roanoke, Va.could break out and see all the Almost as scatterbrained as caster will star, with C.B.De- SUNDAY Laci KIRK DOUGLAS PAUL DOUGLAS WR BARBARA LAWRENCE - JEFFREY LYNN 29K ON THE SAME PROGRAM \u201cWHISPERING SMITH\u201d \u2014 with \u2014 Alan Ladd, Brenda Marshall } SHERBROOKE ot GREY EL 9545 TODAY and SATURDAY! \u201cMY CREAM IS YOURS\" color by TECHNICOLOR also \"THAT WONDERFUL URGE\" N LINDA ARRISON DARNELL UM VALLEE LAWRENCE TO _ ITS A MIRTHFUL First Rup News in TALE OF MARITAL | MIXUP] Montreal.Cartoon LAST FREDRIC MARCH SHOWING \"A CASE OF MURDER\" TODAY! \u201cShowboat.\u201d The.singer was on the brink of completé mental and Also \"MEXICAN HAYRIDE\" \u2019 - PAGE TEN REF - _\u2014 PAINTING CONTRACTORS 4469 St.Catherine West (Near Metcalfe Ave.) Carrying a complete stock of GLIDDEN PAINTS Also A complete assortment of ARTISTS\u2019 MATERIALS e FRAMED PICTURES e MIRRORS WE DELIVER \u2014 WE.6889 9 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES POTTERY studio well equipped large enough for school.YO.5721.A-27 20 ROOMS TO LET WOOD AVE.\u2014Beautiful room, private bath, sun-roof.YO.5721.A-2 21 ROOMS WANTED RIBFINED young Business Woman n-=ding quaiet and rest, wants nice toom with elderly couple in self- cantained house Westmount or N.D.G, Call MeMullin, WA, 27793 Daily except Saturday, Sunday.26 GARAGES TO LET GARAGE, $12 monthly, Corner Argyle and Sherbrooke.Apply supt.4226 Sherbrooke West.A-19 29 FOR SALE (a) GENERAL 34x44 Grafiex focal plane shutter, Zeiss Tessar 4.5, Speeds ta 1/1000, 5x7 camera and holders, tripod and other photographie acressories.WE.4375.BLAND new, rug, Fnglish Axminster size 6x9, very special at $33.95.3820 Sherbrooke, Kl.3614.A-14 NEW chestegfield, 3 pieces, all spring filled, will sacrifice at $83.00.5820 Sherbrooke, EL.3614, _20.A-18 GAS stove, 4 burner, all enamel, slightly used $23.93; 5820 Sherbrooke West.Tél.3614.A-12 DARK brown muskrat coat, 16-18, alsa brown coau with mink collar size 11, suitable schoolgirl; 4603 Royal Ave.WAlnut gi67, - 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WITN \"HAMMOND\" ORGAN Asc: Mot The f on tap 5 gunday e Satur clash in | plage Rob Steinberg\u2019 bus plays with this week hands.1t will b paul Sal erry Lec fa time \u20ac thriller an he walked an, Lecav hits in los winning.% triple play history in Sunday's Ascension another th: and his Mo for Fathe boys\u2019 scalp added som Loop this fine replac and Shop.In the © can start & can get b) berg crew.The Stei the fans This week the hard-i Hampton their hittin bus and St Tn Sunday Park, Robi second ga Columbus.R Last Fri Park, Fr Saints sto taille Moto waz the w the losing | The gam the Saints in the 8 Ernie Gra was safe Walker d throw and on's doub Tan Sia or the ieved in later loo [few for Rl son is ove boys were riday nig Leo Rh for Robi end playe style.Brn inners [Robitaille St.August Batteries Deylin-E, Q Our si a portant q one of th of us s strain al only to ¢ print fo ping.Mo stresses be proteg fighting, er are p ers en ortment Fines lugs Minne raps Tackle » Ete, pb CARDS be 3c 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Ascension's erry Lecavalier meet again.The fa time out these two provided a ler and Lecavalier lost when ne walked in the winning and only , Lecavalier allowed only three hits in losing and Saindon five in winning.Steinbergs had the only triple play in the Snowdon Loop\u2019s history in this game.Sunday's first game between Ascension and Robitaille will prove another thriller, and Pat Patterson and his Motor boys will be gunning {or Father McMahon's Ascension boys\u2019 scalps.The Motor outfit have added something to the Snowdon Loop this year and have proved a fine replacement for Thrift Stop and Shop.In the second game, Hampton oan start a winning streak if they con get by Gerry Snyder's Stein- berg crew.The Steinberg outfit always give the fans a game to remember.This week-end will prove a test to the hard-fighting crew, because Hampton seemed to have found their hitting power against Columbus and St.Augustine's last week.In Sunday night's game at N.D.G.park, Robitaille Motors play their second game of the day against Columbus.Robitaille Upset Last Friday evening at N.D.G.Park, Fritz Crowdis\u2019 hustling Saints stopped the strong Robi- taille Motor squad, 4-3.Bill Devlin wae the winner and Paul Laurin the losing pitcher.The game was closely played and the Saints scored their winning run in the seventh.Saints\u2019 catcher, Emie Gray, led off with a single, was safe at second when Steve Walker dropped Jean Desautels\u2019 throw and scored on Don McQues.ton's double.Ian Slater started on the mound | or the Motor boys but was re- ieved in the fifth by Paul Laurin.later looked like he may win a few for Robitaille before the season is over but the St.Augustine boys were giving him trouble last riday night.Lo Rhéaume had a good night or Robitaille with four for five end played the hot-corner in grand plyle.Ernie Gray was best for the inners with two for four.oo R.H.E.Mobitaille .000 812 000\u2014 3 10 1 St.Augustine .000 021 010\u2014 4 7 3 Batteries: Salter Lauriu - Desautels; Deslin-E, Gray.SIGHT SAVERS Our sight is by far the most important of our senses.It is also one of the most overworked.Many of us subject our eyes to great strain all during the working day, nly to come home and read fine print for hours during the eve- ping.Modern living imposes many Stresses on the eyes.They should Pe protected by the use of proper ighting, and by glasses is the la*- ff are prescribed by a phyiscian.\u2014\u2014 pin @ postponed game and on Sunday afternoon, Ascension 5 Robitaille- Motors in the first game and Hampton battling jeinberg's in the second.Sunday evening, at N.D.G.Park, Colum- With the top four teams within three games of one another end\u2019s games could see the league leadership change Columbus Beat Ascension 54 Jay Killoran's steadily improving Columbus crew won one of the most exciting games played to date in the Snowdon Senior Loop last Saturday night, at Macdonald | Park.The game was one that was rained out earlier in the season and the Columbus win of 5-4 put them within a half game of the league-leading Ascension team.Columbus opened the scoring in the first inning when Gerry Lecavalier walked Guy Lapointe and Buddy Atchison, then big Jack Eagan tripled.Lecavalier struck out Bottie Gray but Hank Atten- borough singled Eagan home.Johnny Marks had struck out to start the ball game and Lecavalier fanned Sammy Pollock to end the first inning but those three rüns looked mighty big.Lecavalier and Columbus\u2019 Guy Lapointe went right along getting the side out till the seventh inning when Ascension scored their first run.Tiny Guy Lapointe made Tootsie Provost pop up and then he struck out Dave Harvie.Johnny Peirson singled sharply through the box and was safe at second when Sammy Pollock tried to trap him on a close play at second.Logue Mc- Donald, from the Ascension intermediate team, replacing Tommy Brennan, singled, and Pierson scored.Gerry Lecavalier hit to Buddy Atchison in right and Buddy threw a perfect strike to Catcher Doddy Grey to trap Logue Mc- Donald at the plate.In the bottom of the eighth, Ascension took the lead when they scored three runs on four hits and a walk.Heron, Kennedy and Pelo- quin singled in succession and after Paul Barrette was out, Provost walked and Dave Harvie singled before Guy Lapointe managed to retire the side.Lecavalier struck Johnny Marks out and Guy Lapointe hit a terrific smash to centre but Doug Heron made the catch to retire Guy.Buddy Atchison walked.Big Jack Eagan came through with a lovely double and Atchison moved to third.Doddy Gray was safe when Tootsie Provost fumbled his grounder and threw badly to first.On this play the fleetfooted Atchi.son dashed madly for the plate and he was safe when Catcher Harvie dropped the ball.This was all the encouragement Guy Lapointe needed and he retired the side in order in the last of the ninth to win the game.R.H.E.Columbus .s.300 600 0R2\u2014 5 9 2 Ascension .000 000 130\u2014 4 7 4 Batteries: Lapointe and D.Gray; Lecavalier and D.Harvie.Economical Transportation At Its Best! ® Hillman © Sunbeam-Talbot © Humber Sales \u2014 Parts \u2014 ® Commer THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1949 \u201cLady Rodney\u201d Back to Montreal - Ariother of the four and one- half day cruises out of Boston, along the New England coast and up the St.Lawrence, was completed by the \u2018Canadian National Steamships' liner #Lady Rodney\u201d w TED REEVE well-known sports writer nd pee August, 1583, by Service Products of The Rootes Group (MOORE MOTOR CLIFF MOORE 1824 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST - FI.8208 on returning here from her 277th voyage to the West Indies and British Guiana.Fifty-two Canadians and Americans were on board as well as a number of passengers returning from visits to the West Indies Islands.Under the command of Captain Frank Smith, O.B.E., the liner also brought a heavy cargo of sugar, molasses, cocoa, coconuts and other products from the Caribbean LOUIS BOURDON prominent radio singer and master of ceremonies area.province?RICHARD PENNINGTON University Libsarion, McGill University columnist PAGE ELEVEN HOLDEN'S HOBBY William Holden, starred in Paramount\u2019s \u201cSunset Boulevard,\u201d grows orchids as a hobby.It started when he \u201cinherited\u201d some bulbs from Leon Erroll after buying the latter's home.Q\u2014What stata has the longest coast line?A\u2014Florida has a longer coast line than any other state in the Union.California is second in the extent of its coast.The BLACK HORSE \u201cDo You Know\" Advisory Panel GREGORY CLARK distinguished the population of Canada\u2019s 10th The population of Newfoundland, tenth province in the Dominion of Canada, is 321,171.Be You Know .that Newfoundland was discovered by John Cabot on June 24, 1497, and was formally occupied on behalf of Great Britain in Sir Humphrey Gilbert?its area of 42,734 square miles is covered by water .the capital of Newfoundland is St.John's, a city of 56,709 inhabitants .over 940 saw mills are in Do You Know + .BLACK HORSE ALE is,Canada\u2019s\u2019 finest | operation .204 factories pack salmon with a total pack of some 6,600 cases, and 220 factories pack lobster with a total pack of some 6,300 cases .seal fishery, codfish packing, whale fishery are also engaged in.large beds of iron ore are being developed and extensive deposits of zinc and lead ore are being cultivated .in 1947 a .total of 396,998 tons of standard newsprint was exported.there are 16 hydro-electric plants with 237,471 horsepower developed in 1948.Do You Know any interesting and unusual facts?Our \u201cAdvisory Panel\u201d will pay $25 for any authenticated readers\u2019 submissions if they are usable.All letters become our property.Write Black Horse Brewery, Station L, Montreal, P.Q.smn Lae de AAA ed AE THE PAGE TWELVE Columbus, Ascension Share Snowdon\u2019s Top Position Jay Killoran's Columbus crew reached their objective when they defeated Danny Daniels luckless Hampton crew last Sunday, 5-2.This win put them in a first place tie with Ascension in the Snow- don Senior Fastball League.Although Killoran and his heavy hitting gang will probably not be satisfied until they are in sole possession of first this is a steady climb from their third place slot of a few weeks ago.George Scully allowed Hamptonk eleven hits, but they were well scattered.Scully hit a three run homsar in the fourth, to aid his cause.Bill Todd was the losing pitcher and only allowed the powerful Columbus outfit eight hits One of these was Jack Eagan\u2019s fifth homer of the season.Hampton had a heavy day at bat but could not bunch their hits and were set down by Scully in\" three innings after getting two men on base without scoring.Chickie Morrow hit a home run for Hampton in the sixth, fc} one of their runs and the other came in the third when catcher Charlie Mooney singled home Harold Maher who was safe on | a fielder's choice.A Shutout Robitaille Motors jumped on St.Augustine's pitchers Bill Dev.lin and Bill Graham early and often to chalk up an 8-0 victory in Sunday's second game at Macdonald Park.2° : Paw Laurin won for the Motor gang, allowing four hits.Laurin had a no-hitter until the sixth when Bunny Kavanaugi doubled.Outfielder Maurice DeSerres and shortstop Jack McKissock homered for Robitaille.McKissock got three for four for the day and pitcher Laurin did the same.Second Win Sunday night's game at N.D.G.Park saw Hampton chalk up their second: victory of the year at the expense of St.Augustine's by a count of 8-7, Albert Labelle turned the trick at the expense of his old teammates.This game was an exciting one all the way and Hampton were not sure of the victory till the last man was out.There were two men on base, and it was only on a sensational catch by first baseman Chickie Morrow that young Labelle finally emerged the winner.Bill Graham lined a terrific smash between second and first \u2018and Morrow leaped away over towards second to spear it with his gloved hand.For the Hampton crew, Johnny Van Loo had a perfect night with three for three including a triple, homer and double.He was purposely passed twice with men on.Van Loo mace a sensationay calch on Mundey's long hit in the first inning to emerge from the game as the outstanding star.Jim Clark, up from Hampton Intermediates, played third in grand style and had a big night at top bat too with four for five swrluding three doubles.A NEW PLANE \u201cHurricane\u201d, \u201ctyphoon\u201d and \u201ctempest\u201d were famous\u2019 airplane names during the war.All were members of the Hawker family but when the newest addition to this famous family was demonstrated recently it had no name\u2014 just the number NT7-46.N7-46 is a jet-propelled fighter designed to operate from aircraft carriers.It has a wing span of 36, feet and is 38 feet long, has a bullet-shaped body, and is powered by a Rolls-Royce Nene turbo-jet.In recent tests ite speed was said to be well over 600 m.p.h.Answer To This [gen Week's Puzzle KEEPS TAB ON PHONE CALLS The Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania announce the development of an electrical book-keep- er which keeps tab on all dial telephone calls.The automatic instrument punches symbols on a paper tape for each phone call made.These show the number of calls from an individual phone, the length of the call and the rate.At the end of a month the tape is run through a machine and a typist obtains translated data for billing purposes.EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1949 Unusual Trophy At Chicago Ex.The competition at Chicago's International Live Stock Exposition apd Horse Show will be keener than ever this year, Large increases in prize premiums have been promised \u2018show winners in recognition of its 50th anniversary.In the classes for purebred Aberdeen-Angus, Hereford and Shorthorn cattle, prize money is increased by $3,000 over last year \u2014from $6,000 to $9,000\u2014on each bread.When the steer classes are also included, cash premiums offered in each breed total $20,000, the highest in the history of the world famed show.Increased prizes are also scheduled for the sheep and swine classes.An unusual trophy for the forth coming International Shropshire shows is a silver cup which was originally won at the Perth, Scotland, show in 1899 by the Earl of Strathmore, father of Queen Elizabeth.It will be presented to the exhibitors of the champion Shropshire ram.The Exposition will be held November 26 to December 3 in the Interfational Amphitheatre at the Chicago Stock Yards.DEFROSTS AUTOMATICALLY Any electric refrigerator can be made self-defrosting by use of combination defroster and electric clock.Defroster automatically turns refrigerator off at 1 am.each night and switches it back on after frost is removed.During shut-off periods moisture created by melting film is circulated through box and foods are thus kept better.Device is installed by inserting plug into convenient outlet, inserting refrigerator plug into slotted receptacle on defroster plug and hanging clock, housed with switch controls in cream.colored plastic\u2019 case, upon wall nearby.- \u2014\u2014 GLORIA NO corycar Gloria Swanson, starreq Paramount's \u201cSunset Boulevargy | refuses to wear the same styl clothes as others, since Childs has insisted on.dressing bs dually.| ha _\u2014 \u20181st secretary: The new ; O.K,, only he\u2019s kinda bigotey\u201d 2nd same: Whatdya mean Bie goted.tr 1st: He thinks words be spelled one way._\u2014 KASSIE FUR | Still located at 4915 SHERBROOKE STREET WESY In reur of \"KASSIE'S MEN'S HABERDASHELY Phone DE.3951 An only a HuNGRY FOR IRON, the world\u2019s steel industry looks to Ungava as the immense new source to supply its increasing needs.There, in the wilderness of rocks and stunted trees -stretching north to Ungava Bay, lies one of the richest, purest deposits of iron ore the world has ever known.The vast area is now being actively explored.Already over 300 million tons of ore have been outlined; camps have arisen; airfields 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