The Westmount examiner, 19 août 1949, vendredi 19 août 1949

[" last we inning ty 8 victor Would jy 4 victor s, th 14 a play, contend lidn't en last yy it work Might aby\u201d Alls N this ve , while i miss \u201cgg luring 1S return Fort wy were goy back stop 0gan Ma most dap, with credit, ang tches with is Stringe mound, | Steinberd e play-off > Choice à 8.Mon her tes 0 join th the expe my Clark rhaps th er man ugh being umber of Hampton tzger yved ba Sponsof ves a nod msor whq | times\u2026 of trading vith Augi 0 changed nidway i t his own wouldn' ther Bob er on th bly mak too.JRS it OKE T ) ASHERŸ 51 The Examiner Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s M etropolis voL.XX, No.33 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, Westmount Whistle Wizards Win Wreaths With Wind | monn: Es REISE =X Sern above are the officers who accompanied the pipe band of the No.401 (City of Westmount) Squadron, R.C.A.F., to the Central New York Scottish Games at Syracuse on Saturday.The band won four prizes at the games in its first \u201cinvasion\u201d of foreign soil.It took second prize in classes \u201cA\u201d and \u201cB\u201d for a Strathspey and reel; Piper K.Ireland wen fourth prize for individual piping; \" Piper J.Woods won honours as the best-dressed Highlander; and Sgt.H.M.Wilson won second prize for best-dressed in Highland costume.The of ficers are, left to right, F-L K.C.Mason, Sgt.L D, Temple, Cameron Howarth, band president, Cpl.R.P.Boulter, Pipe Major J.S.Laurie, and $L J.C.Mirabelli and W-C Joseph Lecompte, w ho piloted the -aircraft which took the band to the games.heft Sentence lo Be Pronounced - Lo Dagenais, 26, of no fixed Wress, pleaded guilty of a charge of attempted auto theft and of À charges of theft from other lis before Recorder A.E.laverty on Wednesday morning, vith the result that he was reminded until today for sentence.The thief was arrested early Weday morning after he had llègedly stolen a camera, rubber tmps, and miscellaneous tools lom an automobile, parked on Springfield Avenue near Mount fphen Avenue.Earlier, Chief Robert Byford of the Westmount hlics Force said, Dagenais had Med to steal an automobile on thourne Avenue, but had been feed to abandon the car after I had stalled a short distance Wn the scene of the crime.He was booked on Tuesday ning, on the charges of at- Umpted theft of an auto and on Uarges of stealing $60 in arti- Us from the other car.No Homes Robbed Since August 1 lpector Edmundstone of the \u201cmount Police Force told The Miner today that no home Pôberies have been reported in mount in the month of Au- L despite the fact that many Pile are currently holidaying My from home, Je added that the lack of such Me Was in a large part due to \u201ceration hetween citizens and ®, pointing out that if police b lolified when a house is to eg they can place an b Security check on the pre- dis Also he commended the of private citizens in re- Miting an Y suspicious activity in Feimount to police.| Therapeutic Appliances and Anti-Polio Drive Backed By Legion West-end Branches of the Canadian Legion, including Gen.H.D.G.Crerar, under presidency of Art.Pratt; Notre Dame de Grace, under Ed.Feigin; Montreal West, under R.A.Johnston; Service, Loyalty, Remembrance, and Westmount Branches; along with others in the province, have received notification from the Quebec Provincial Command of the Legion that the Polio Committee is again campaigning for funds, with a final objective of $75,000.The Committee, comprised of C.A.Solomon, General Chairman, W.E.Foulkes, and R.Hainault, declare Poliomyelitis has struck the Province with hundreds of cases now in hospitals awaiting proper care and treatment; that funds arexy : \u2014 1949 17th Flower Show At Wesley U.Hall The West End Horticultural Society's 17th annual flower show, | biggest and best seen yet, opened last night at the Wesley United Church Hall, with a huge crowd in attendance.The Society, which draws its membership from Westmount, Cote des Neiges, Notre Dame de Grace, Cote St.Luc, and Hampstead, is yearly expanding, and it is one of Montreal's shows of note that comes up for judging mT PRICE: THREE CENTS EXHIBITION CLOSES TONIGHT day, started coming in Wednes- and exhibition.gably that the show may be an outstanding success; as well, the efforts of many individual members of the society have been and are \u2018being directed toward this end.Honorary presidents of the society are W.A, Crammond and J.Q.Senecal, Decoration of the hall began on Tuesday night, with the T.Eaton Company generously supplying many of the lavish eye-easers.Entries, which closed at noon yesterday night, making the show one of surpassing interest and splendour.Cups On Display Cups to be won after the final judging of entries have been on display all week in the University Street windows of Eaton's Department Store, and include the Cooper Cup, for top points in the show, won last year by a society past-president, the late Tom G.Ireland; the Founder's Cup, for most first prizes, won by H.D.Hunting last year; the Bell Telephone Company Trophy, The Monitor Award, and many others.A new cup, presented for the first time by the Banque Canadienne Nationale, is to be won for the highest points in the novice section.Judging took place this after- (Continued on Page 4) urgently needed and that the amount raised in campaigning is to be used as follows: \u2014 Immediate hospitalization of all Polio cases.Provision for long drawn out after treatment.Purchase of new equipment such as Iron Lungs, Hot Packs, Braces.; Increased Research by various Universities.Establishment of a Legion Memorial Foundation in the form of either a Diagnostic Centre, Treatment Wards, or the financing of à Research Clinic; this to be decided at the next Legion Provincial Convention.Hugh M.Parry, a former President of the Provincial Command, has been named Chairman of Branch Polio Activities and will advise on Eranch Campaigns, \u201cGive A Dollar !\u201d The letter sent out.states Branches have helped tremendously in previous campaigns, many with their own methods of raising funds.Slogan for this year's Drive (Cpntinued on Page 2) Westmount Cadet In England Fraser Lindsay, 48 Arlington Avenue, Westmount, is seen at K.Kaiser, Show Chairman, P.L.Stoek, Show Secretary, W.a.Borland, Society Secretary, and Mrs.Sybil Walsh, responsible for the provision of prizes, all under the able leadership of President L.Gunstone, have worked indefati-* Foster Mother Contends Decision Of Recorder Hale The case of a nine-year old youth, being convicted by West- mount Recorder Charles A.Hale, K.C., and sentenced to five years in a training school, will be contested in a legal battle in the St.Jerome Superior Court on September 12.The case will be heard at that time through an order by Mr.Justice Philemon Cousineau, who has also issued a writ of habeas corpus, ordering that the youth concerned be brought before him and explanations be given on that date.Mr.Justice Cousineau also ordered the boy's temporary release from the institution on bail of $50.The case was re-opened, when the boy's foster mother alleged that Recorder Hale was overstepping his jurisdiction in hearing the charge of theft, Her contention is that if a lega charge was laid against her foster son, it should have been proceeded with in\" Juvenile Court.She stated that at the time the case was brought before Mr.Hale, the boy was only slightly over nine years of age.He has spent nearly one year in the correctional institution so far.Her belief is that children up to the age of 16 should be tried in juvenile court.In her petition, the mother added that the charge against the hoy was of stealing a $20 bicycle.Sentence Imposed On being found guilty by Recorder Hale, sentence was imposed to the effect that the boy was \u201cto be imprisoned in the Boys\u2019 Farm and Training School at Shaw- bridge for the space of five years\".The lawyer for the mother, Nat W.Jacobs, K.C., argued that, even if the boy could legally be called to trial before a Recorder's Court, and this he denied, said Recorder could only sentence him to a \u201ccommon jail\u201d, and the Shaw- bridge institution is a school, not a jail.Another flaw in the sentence according to the lawyer was the term of five years.Jacobs maintains that even if the boy could have been subject to the West- far right in above picture, taken as four cadets from Eastern Canada sat astride a 2000-1b.bomb at Cromwell, Royal Air Force College in Lincolnshire.Others in the picture, from left to right, are George Boyd, 1027 Fourth Avenue, Verdun; Edmond St.Laurent, 2750 Contrecoeur Street, and Arthur Vile Encave, 18 Taylor Street, Carlington, P.O., Ontario.mount Recorder\u2019s Court and even if he could have been found legally guilty of theft, the maximum sentence to which the 9-year old youth would have been subject would have been six months.re eae Mee ama tm mE DEP STRESS A Pw eam Deemer Arto es RS PAGE WO Q c By REG.couts & Cubs GROOME On Saturday, Camp Tamaracouta will close dewn for the 184% &ceson, which has been very successful in every way.Although final attendance figures are not yet available, we believe they will show a slight decrease over last summer.This can be accounted for by the last minute cancellation for the fourth period of two Troops, whose Scouiers were taken ill.Camping at Tamaracouta this year saw the beginning of what will prove to be a gradual return to patrol camping, where each patrol leader is responsible to sea that his lads eat regularly and well.This mode of camping has not been used extensively in Tamaracouta at any time, so Troops using patrol camping th: summer were doing it mainly inw# > the nature \u2018of an experiment.\u2018he expe.iment proved successful in every case we know of, although it does mean a lot of @lditional work for the Scouters, Wie patrol leaders and the boys.Hor the latter two, this work consists mainly of more K.P.than with: Troop cooking.In a few years, perhaps, the only campsite that will likely operate without patrol campng, if the present trend continues, will be Cumberland House, the camp-site operated by the staff for boys whose Troops are not in camp.We don't think that patrol cooking would be possible in such a camp-site for many reasons.Last weekend at camp, Constables Jim Archer and Boh Anderson of the RCMP were welcome guests, while Jim Cartier, Chairman or the Weekend Camp Committee, and Bill Shaw, a member of the Tamaracouta Camp Committee, also spent some time in camp.Mr.Cartier came up specially to guide sx American Scouts and their Scouter, from Philadelphia, who are at present in camp.Someone once asked us how it was that young men, striving ahead in th: business World, and sometimes completely out of touch with Scouting, sudd:nly turned up | at Tamaracouta in the middle of the summer, and asked permission to stay for a few days, or for the weekend.Yes, this happens much more often than you would think.Many times, throughout the summer, the Factor welcomes a new visitor, to find that he was once a camper at Tamara- couta, and that he has just dropped in to stay for a short while and look around to see if things are the same as when he Was there.It is curious what prompts this sudden urge to re-visit Tamara- couta.Your reporter has been going there for twelve years now, and would no more think of not spending at least some time there during the summer than he would of walking to New York City.Strangely enough, we never enjoyed our first year, 1938, at Tamaracouta, and vowed, when leaving, never to come back.How grand that such was not the case.In 1939, there we were back again, for this camp seemed to hold a strange pulling power.Bill Shaw, who is on the camp committee, snd a long-time member of the Scouting fraternity, perhaps, explained this urge when he said on Sunday, \u201cWhen I got up this morning, I had no intentions of coming to Tamaracouta.yet, here I am\u201d.The camp is ideally located, not too near the city, yet not too far that the journey becomes tiresome, But, if you're looking for a pleasant ride over smooth roads, then stay away from Tama- racouta.From St.Jerome to camp, you have fourteen miles of dirt road that would be hard to surpass.We don\u2019t think there's any worse anywhere.Old Scouts and Scouters come into the camp by any number of means., hitch-hiking, (not in uniform, of course), by taxi, on bicycles, motorcycles, baby austins.in fact, anything they can lay their hands on.There's a spirit in Tamara- couta.it\u2019s the Scouting spirit, and those of us who have tried to put anything into our stay at Tamaracouta, know what we mean.You only get out of anything what you put into it.There have been hundreds of grand fellows stay at Tamaracouta who have done their best to see that all had a good time.It is the results of their efforts that we enjoy today.Fred Tees, Assistant Scoutmaster of 2nd Westmount Troop, and Chief of Canoe Trips at camp this summer, expressed, what is the ba~'~ underlying reason for the co.ant return of so many old Scouts to camp, in his sermon at the Scout's Own Service Sunday night.Fred took as his subject, \u201cLoyalty\u201d, and there you have it.Those Old Scouts and our new Scouts who went and are going to camp to put all they have into making it a better place for the next fellow.they are the ones who put the spirit into the camp.and they are the onesy who, in later years, realize how much they, as individuals, have profited by their past efforts.So it is that they remain loyal to the camp.This loyalty dates back to the first camping at Tamaracouta in the year 1912, and many are the Scouts who, when they say they would like to go to camp, hear their Dads say \u2018Oh, yes, I went there when I was a boy\u201d.And still more are the number of fathers who arrive in camp to visit little Johnny, and are overheard saying, \u201cWell, the place hasn't changed much since I was here.Thank Heaven\u201d.It is always with regret that \"we see another camping season | draw to a close.at Tamara- couta, that is,.for it means | the end of another season\u2019s fun and good times.the.end of another season of making new friends, greeting old ones, surmounting obstacles together playing and working together, the possible end of much of our outdoor camping life for another season, which shouldn't be but often is, and, above all, the end of another season at Tamaracouta where, living so close to your neighbour, you get to know his every fault and virtue, and like him the better for it.However, time flies, so they say, and it won't be many months from now before you will hear that old expression, \u201cGoing to camp this year\u201d?We hope YOUR answer will be, \u201cYES\u201d.SPRING BYINGTON IN \"BELIEVE ME\" Spring Byington has been signed for a top comedy role in Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer's \u2018Please Believe Me,\u201d her seventy-first picture since coming to Hollywood in 1933, following some thirty Broadway stage plays.Miss Byington made several of her first film appearances at M-G-M, in such pictures as \u201cMutiny on the Bounty\u201d and \u201cAh Wilderness!\u201d Her lates role also was at the same studio, with Judy Garland and Johnson in \u201cIn the Good Old Summertime.\u201d Barrister and Solicitor OFFICE: HA.9238-39 HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.Department ter the closing eof estates of Deceased Persons.57 St.James St.West Residence: 2055 Lincoln Avenue + \u2014 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1949 Port Of London History Proves Interesting Talk By GEORGE COCHRAN: THE FLEA And here's the happy, bounding flea \u2014 .(You cannot tell the he from she.The sexes look alike you see; But she can tell and so can he.: ' \u2014 Roland Young - THE HEALING RAILWAY Electric trains, so people are apt to believe, are a fairly new.method of transportation but Ursula Eason in: the BBC's \u201c In Britain Now\u201d programme, told, listeners of the \u2018very first hydro electric railway in the world, This, which is in Northern Ireland, was designed in 1879 and is now called the Portrush Electric Tramway.It still runs to the Gaint's Causeway, a long line of cotagonal rocks, stretching out to sea.The Causeway is one of the great geographical curiosities: of the British Isles, for the natural rocks look exactly as though they had been hand cut.The antique railway runs along the- edge of the cliff and the little open-sided carriages are roofed now, though they were not in the early days, when passengers got more than they wanted of the extremely bracing North Antrim air.The oldest employee of the railway is Robert.Scott, who has been working on it for 57 years, and he told Miss Eason about its early days.The main change since then has been the removal of the third rail which carried the power.This rail was situated between the railway car and the ditch and was supported on wooden posts about 18 inches high.There were difficulties and, according to Mr.Scott, the company was not allowed enough current for the little live rail, so that 50 years ago it was taken away and the overhead system adopted.The BBC observer remarked that this was surely a good thing (as a live rail in such a prom- jinent position must have been {rather dangerous.Mr.Scott countered such a suggestion with {the story of the old countrywoman from the district who used to sit on the rail every evening.\u2018She was warned that, despite her | | copious skirts, the habit was a , dangerous one but she refused |te give up her apparently fool- \u2018hardy practice because, she said, jit eased her rheumatism.| Young Liberals from Vancouver \u2018to St.Johns, Newfoundland, will be swarming into Montreal two months for now for the National Young Liberal Convention which will be held at the Windsor Hotel from October 12 to 14.One of the two voting delegates from this constituency is just about certain to be John Joseph Junior Pepper, president of the Westmount Young Liberals Association.It looks very much as though Ascension, Westmount's entry in the Snow- don Senior Fastball League, is going to wind up in first place, for further news of which see this week's sports } l editor-in-chief of The Examiner while Paul McCaffery is on holidays and doing a bang-on job.Aside to Jimmy Wrigglesworth: How about a few releases on your grid hopefuls?Anti-Polio .\u2026 .(Continued f.om Page 1) is \u201cGive a Dollar, Get a Dollar, To Fight Polio\u201d.: The Committee proposes to award a suitable prize to the Branch in the Province fulfilling the objective on a pro rata percentage basis.Remember, says the Committee, Polio strikes the rich and poor, regardless of race, creed or colour.All Branches have signified their intention to give the Campaign their utmost sup- port.[luncheon meeting held Wednesday.city and port, and.gave a geo.reign.\u201cThe word London is derived | from the celtic language of Lon Don meaning \u2018the fort on the pool,\u2019 Major A.T.Thompson, a staff member of the Port of London Authorities, told Westmount | ¢n \u2018Rotarians.at their regular weekly Major Thompson who for the past 38 years has worked for the Port of London Authorities and | who during that time has written several books on the famous port, outlined the general history of the \u2018graphical - description of the harbour.He told how London was known as a thriving community in the year 66, and how the first attempt of building & dock was made during Alfred the Great's: \u201cAfter the Norman conquest\u2019 the city began to develop rapidly,\u201d Major Thompson said, \u201cand she reached international fame and stature when the famous sailors of the Elizabethah era sailed out to discover new .lands and make new conquests on the seas.\u201d .It was not until the West Indian Merchants were in need of a dock that something was done about establishing a permanent dock in the area.The merchants built the first dock at London, and since then it has remained the center of the West Indian trade for the British Isles.\u201cFollowing their initial attempt to establish a dock in the London area, the dock companies built rapidly, so that by the end of the 19th Century all docks were built in the area covering 70 miles of waterfront,\u201d the speaker said.Many companies built docks but by 1908 they had amalgamated into three main docking companies, and the following year the Port of London Act was drawn up in the House of Commons, and the .name the Port of London Authorities given to the official organization in charge of the area.The board is made up of 28 members, 10 from shipping com-! panies and establishments and 18 through an election process, plus the Chairman and Vice-chairman who does not have to be one of the 28 men on the board.Major Thompson said little about the war experiences in London area, but did admit that if the allies had not landed on the Freach coast for another few weeks, a great deal of damage may have heen done to the docks as the V2 bombs were just finding the range.He also said that the port, while heavily bombed during the blitz, was in a sound enough condition to send 230 ships loaded with all types of supplies to the French coast on D-Day, with only one vessel failing to make land on enemy coastline.: features of the ducks, he citeq one huge Warehouse tha is filled with ivory tusks, stating that 4 is the only one in the world He sides one in Antwerp, He al mentioned 8 Wool warehouse ther that is specially constructeq \u201c that the top floor has a Hy roof.\u201cThe reason for th Major Thompson explaineq \u201c that merchanté never buy woul à inspect it under artificial lighting and if the sky happens t, : cloudy on the day of the sale ity postponed until there iy i\" weather.\u201d Major Thompson is in Canady to \u2018attend the Canadian Nätion] Exhibition.in Toronto, which yj; feature a 280° foot model of fy, Port of London.He also mentione] that to make the model mp authentic, 150 ships, all according \"to.scale have been built, and re commended that any of the Rotar, faps visiting the fair should visit the Port of London booth, Frank Kenwood, Vice-President, presided over the meeting in th President's absence.Rev.Gorge Burgoyhe introduced the guet \u2018speaker, and Frank Sharpe thank ed him.Funeral Services For R.W.Steele Robert W.Steele, chairman of the board of the Asbestos Cor poration Ltd., and a former re \u2018sident of Westmount, died sudden ly Saturday at his home in George.ville, P.Q.Funeral services and interment at McPherson Cemetry, Georgeville, took place Tuesday at 2 p.m.Mr.Steele recently sold his home in Westmount, at 65 Forden Crescent, \u2018and then went with his wife to Georgeville, where they planned to spend some time.A director in many companies, i he had also been active in commu nity activities in the City of West: mount.He was a vice-president of the Crown Trust Company, of Canadian Colleries, Ltd, and Western Fuel Corporation of Ca nada, and a director of Valley.field Silk Mills, Ltd.Mr.Steele was a past president of the Family Welfare Association and served as chairman of the school commission of the City of Westmount in 1937 and 1938.He was also noted for his interest it philanthropic matters.He is survived by his wife, (he former Sydney Ruse; one si Alexander, of Montreal; and thre daughters, Mrs.William Murray, of Boston, Mass, Mrs.Malcolm Putnam, of Brockville, Ont, ad Outlining some of the unusual Mrs.Wilfrid Wallace, of Montresk section.Brodie Snyder, Jr, filling in as THE MR.MOUNT, WA.2773 For Rates ond Information EXAMINER PLEASE CALL Island A | take 186, it w [and th \u2018| alderm = Front Dennis B.Ogil J.Wo Cavans M.Tro Two al reported plthough injured 1 The fir : pecured ot Cote Victoria ven hy M treet tollided 1 Quevrema nue.The mage, auto wa front de board, ai The o 549 p.m, yen by I 55 Rosiy intersect and Prin tar was $15, wit bearing vhile the damaged and rea tune of The Westm Tuesda Meeting August until t) ber hel slack throug Al 4226 Ha Just ] \\ Ee D .REFINISHED - SUPPLIED y Hardw Floors - 2 \u201c50 YEARS IN oy WESTMOUNT\" LAID - FINISHED - CLEANED - ¢ Reliable Watch Repairs A.Ross Grafton = Four Certified Watch Makers & : @® .: .cited .- , vas pres We 223 4 OHMAN'S oat | ji 4486 ST.CATHERINE.ST.Ine YX JEWELLERS + He uy | WESTMOUNT 3 WE.4046 1216 Greene Ave.Be therg ea 2, Ucted - EEE ; = = \u2014 Hyg VOL, XX, No.33.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUSY 19, 1949 PAGE THREE Or thigh \u2019 = : 2e ined, iy e e id Graham Business College 1949 Graduating Class estmount Par 1ghtin hi Sing-Songs Are Sale, ity ng- ng is fay : = Great Natiny eat JUCCESSES hich will ment Despite two weeks of rainy del moré Wednesdays, the popular weekly .according Sing-Songs go on being planned, 4 and re regardless of what the weather- or - man has in store.The Parks De- th, partment Recreation staff beat President, their heads weekly getting talent ng in thy \u2018for these sings, and some very fine re.pan young performers have been dis- rpe thank.covered.Last Wednesday night a galaxy \u2014 of future stars performed, their acts to a fine crowd in the park.Bill Langstroth continues to roll the people in the aisles with his terrific renditions of Spike Jones\u2019 numbers, and last Wednesday night was no exception.Bill has a remarkably fine repetoire and is a popular standby for these even.Hardy, M.Gagnon, R.Bertrand, J.Berry.Third row: Misses M.Sherman, M.Tessier, D.Bell, M.Kerr, B.Donnelly, E.Dunphy, C.Bramley, N.Burns, A.Reid, A.Viau, M.Fortin, M.Knights, H.Garrow, S.Towsley, S.Woods, M.Gilbride, J.Ramsay, E.-Pilley, S.Beaton.Fourth row: Misses E.Roche, J.Larder, P.) | Front row: Misses F.Edwards, D.Cookman, J, Vacarcuie, L.p ê Dennis, Mr.LaPerle, Mrs.Page, Mr.Page, Mrs.Lead, M.Ferrier, B.Ogilvie, E.Chalifour, M.Gaisford, D.Loynachan.Second row: J.Worden, M.Murray, G.Reid, M.O\u2019Brien, M.Gregory, H.airman of Cavanagh, N.Bixel, R.Anderson, J.Allen, Y.Gravel, J.Paris, : estos Core M.Trottier, Y.Marier, C.Gilbert, M.Nadeau, P.Gauthier, M.Newton, M.Vaughan, J.Hall, E.Nugent, K.Neis.nes Gallagh ning his Irish po = : -\u2014 oey Gallagher, singing his Iris Lo former re., Jo e ; CAR hgs, has proven himself one of bv à === À Two Collsions Lt-Col.K.R.Swinton Joins Westmount YMCA ; the finest young entertainers on 44 oo \u2018sc M 1WO LOLLISIONS t.-Col.K.K.Swinton Joins 'éstmoun tne finest young enterlainers on I à Come i Westmount Co Vi P : d B \u2019 D bles\u201d \u2018number, however, was a + Ce ! \\ + beautiful example of what Joey POLE a Ts mpany As Vice-President boys Department sie: ome.tse on sold his Two automobile accidents were ea eine tots bubbles, PIE 85 Fordez reported in Westmount this week, Lt.Col.K.R.Swinton, 4361 King Edward Avenue.a mamber of The boys of the Westmount \u201cY\" Paul jrebert, Westmount's it with his pthough fortunately, no one was ; Vacation Club have had a most | i vhere they injured In the mishaps the Westmount Rotary Club, formerly Manager of R.C.A.Victor ti d int ti k strong man of note, did a great ti ; Electronic Division and a wartime Assistant Director of Communica- active and interesting weex.Along show on the perfect control of his > time The first, at 12.10 p.m.Friday tions Devel ti Vice-President of Ritchie R P Ltd | with floor hockey, baseball and muscles Single hand stands on companies, yrcured at the busy intersection | elopment, 1s now Vice-President ot Richie fecor ers Lid.other group games, the boys took the tops of tables, hand stands in comms \u2018it Cote St.Antoine Road and manufacturers of the new and unique \u201cTape-Writer\u201d, an amazing up the sport of volleyball this h Pp led tabl t il ty of West- Victoria Avenue, when a car dri- machine that promises to bring many much-needed American dollars week, which proved very popular.on = hi > at lit oS © poi : ce-president ven by Mrs.A.Segal, 310 Second into Canada.On Monday the group went Pie entertain on tity as an acro- \" opens pet Wes, Cornwall Ontario: Demonstration of the perfected \u201cTape-Writer\u201d on Thursday at |through the Shipping Containers! ygayurin Brassard, violin, Johnny À tion of Ca fuevremont 5423 Duquette Ave.the Windsor Hotel gave fresh evidence of Canada's industrial coming- plant.This was a valuable experi- gejanger, accordian, and Bill 7 of Valley tie.The first oar sustained no Of-28¢ 8s Proof of its amazing qualities was given to the Press and et reatay the.weekly \u201cDown Langstroth on guitar, hammered w : out some very fine hoe-downs st president famage, although Guevremont's futo was damaged to the right Harry Ritchie, announcement was made bykx\u2014 President, that |and plans are also being made to the St.Lawrence Swim\u2019 was held.much to the enjoyment of the crowd.- Association ont door, the right runinng [this latest product, a magnetic manufacture in Britain also.(Continued on Page 4) 5 e ity .: - Ton a 153 tefl 59 vm Saturday when cars dri.Vaded the U.S.electronic market prosedure.Tor a Canadian Come Lo ; interest in ven by Phillip Derry, 5476 Trans pany to be able to grant manu- Ou Zo 1 Bo Avenue, and Peter B.Hall, facturing rights to U.S.and Bri- # is wife, the 99 Roslyn Avenue, collided at the tish companies Ae one so, intersection of Windsor Avenue to TIR |: and tee 21d Prince Albert Street.Derry'a Not À Gadget I 5j am Mural, tar was damaged to a tune of The tape-writer, neither gad- 3 rs, Malin $15, with the left front fender get nor toy, is the most modern Make tea double strength and at , Ont, md bearing the brunt of the accident, tape-recorder and puts electronics while still hot pour into glasses I : of Montres que the auto driven by Hall was at the service of industry and filled with cracked ice .4 me amaged to the rear right fender commerce, Its versatility and Add sugar and lemon to taste.\\ 7 and rear right hubcap, also a tune of 815.NEXT MEETING The next meeting of the | Westmount City Council will || take place at City Hall on Tuesday afternoon, September 5, it was announced this week.Meetings, held regularly until August 1, have been postponed until the first week \u2018of Septem- | ber because of the heat, the slack of the summer season, | and the absence from the city ; through vacation of several aldermen, avenue A EE Lt.Col.K.R.Swinton .United States demand is so great that manufacture of the machine in Chicago has been licensed AVENUE TAILORS \u2018 & VALET SERVICE REG'D.226 St.Catherine St.West (Just west of Greene Ave.) Hand Tailored Suits and Coats For Ladies and Gentlemen Just arrived! New English Waollens for the Fall and Winter Season.Reasonably priced.2 weeks delivery.Best work guaranteed.=> \u2014\u2014\u2014 ere AE DE LUXE DRY CLEANING-\u2014[ SPONGING & PRESSING 8 HOURS SERVICE ~~~ 5 HOURS SERVICE ALTERATIONS OF ALL'KINDS WE CALL FOR AND DELVER WE.5908 À flexibility make it suitable for general purpose and as a home recorder.The same tape can be used over and over again or the same can be played repeatedly without deterioration, Corrections and \"SALADA changes are easily made and the 7 ; ei \u2014 tape is self-erasing by merely recording new material into the mike.Col.Swinton is delighted with the performance of the lightweight and efficient machine and |: asserts it portends vast improve- |, ments in office routine and that |\u2018 it will give service that will be indispensible.BABY BODY CASE |; \u201cAs yet,\u2018 there\u2019 \u2018have \u2018been \u2018 no new developments in the case of |: the baby's body found near the | Westmount incinerator over two | weeks ago\u201d, Inspector Edmund- | | stone of the Wesmount Police | Force told The Examiner today.| BODY WORK Seventeen days ago, the partly end PAINTING decomposed body of a new-born baby was found by a.workman near the incinerator, but as yet, all efforts of the police to establish who the baby\u2019s mother is, and how it came to be there, have ! 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MECHANICAL REPAIRS CE Plymouth _ Chrysler \u2014 Fargo 2761-2 proven unsuccessful, Le soute - 5 ae : Se eam he dati a A fae rege ere _rAUE FOUR = Counting out the less habitable | THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1949 parts of Canada theré are less than seven persons per square mile; in Holland and Belgium there are m( ve than 700 persons per aquare mils, Repair and Protect your Foundation Walls \u2014 while you may C.GC.MUNRO & CO.LTD.WI.5311 Y.M.C.A.NOTES YOUNG ADULT SECTION Corn was the theme of Ron MacLaren, Bob Morrow and last Tuesday's Trip \u2014 golden corn, boiled and served with plenty of butter and salt; white corn, hot out of the popper, the way you like it; and corn, plain corn, dished out of the corner of the mouth and received with a shudder.; Fun and fellowship were had by the 20 young people who travelled by cars to the Y.M.C.A.Camp Perrot.Isabel MacLean, _ a RS GENUINE WELSH ANTHRACITE COAL More Heat - Less Ash - No Dust For Immediate Delivery cALLDEXTER 1131 7opAYy dk PO A A AM M M MAMAN Authorize HAND & © OIL BURNERS Backed by thirty years LIMITED 4857 Sherbrooke Street West LE A P27 22 72777 2 7 222 LP dl a Or 720 7 Fd dA 02 Za d Dealer PARKER e FUEL OIL of dependable service M A AA A M M AAA AA AM MAMA a Gordon Clark provided the means of transport.Bob Morrow was master of ceremonies of the campfire program on the beach, which included mouth organ duets, sing songs, solos and dancing on the sand.Those taking part in the program were Mary Morton, Jean Mitchell, Lorrain Slocum, Al Oldfield, Walter Ramshaw, Ron Hosking and Gordon Clarke.Next Tuesday the gang will be going to Belmont Park at reduced rates.Tickets are now on sale \u2014 buy yours in advance and take in the full evening.If you want fun on the way, be at the \u201cY\u201d by 7.45 p.m.After last week's successful reopening of the Assembly Hall, the regular THursday \u201cSplash Party\u201d increased in attendance.This is the time to enjoy a mixed swim, and then dance Jn the new floor.to the latest music of the famous bands.Swimming starts at 9 p.m., and the dancers start at 9:30.May we see you then, There will be only one more of these special splashes, and then the fall program will take the dances back to Friday nights at 9 p.m.The Bridge Club on Mondays at 8 p.m.is still the place to meet new people and play and learn to play a popular game.Elementary instruction is provided, and then learn-as-you-play is the process of getting further knowledge of the game.September will soon be with us, and so will the Fall Program.Now is the time for you to plan in which activities you would like to participate.Then let us know, so that adequate arrangements can be made for days, times and room space.Start planning now! 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MACKENZIE LTD.485 McGILL ST, MONTREAL 1 pe EE Er ee mm fem fee Sem en em em em owe Geese sg sees res eer IRs ese 00 ets 0 eet sere r reser esters anne Peas eet ae.Applicant EVA COWDERY Montreal passed at the last Royal Business College Grads \u2014\u2014 P, COMPAGNA Miss Eva Cowdery of N.D.G.and Miss Plerrette Compagn test their official examination at the Court House and are now competent to act as Official Coy Stenographers having graduated with brilliant success.Ties, two candidates have studied under the supervision of Mix Jocelyne Papineau, principal at the Royal Business College, Y.M.C.A.World BOLIVIA Perched 12,400 feet high in the Andes mountains, the La Paz Association, with practically no outside help, has built up a membership of 300, maintains a full building program, and carries on community work.Staff assets consist of a Board of Directors who match in rank and influence any in the world, and one dedicated general secretary (who will have a World Service colleague if 1949).The small rented building is\" a busy center of sports, social, educational, and spiritual activities.Basic division of Association work are: a Y's Men's Club, the Atlantes Club, and the Jorge Williams Club, for men, young men, and boys respectively.M.T.C.Repairs Westmount Rails The activity currently being carried on in the way of removing tramway on St.Catherine Street between Atwater and Greene Avenues, is simply a routine repair and replacement of old tracks, Montreal Tramways Company officials told The Examiner today.The spokesman for the company pointed out that such work had previgusly been carried out on Park Avenues and through other sections of the city and is part of a program to give Montrealers the best possible street-car service.However, the work is of some annoyance to residents of West- mount, both because of the noise the removing and replacing of the trackg causes, but also because all traffic on St.Catherine Street west of Atwater Avenue is being detoured either north to Western Avenue or south to Dorchester Street.17th Flowers.(Continued from Page 1) noon, with entries on display tonight at 7 p.m.Special Section Of particular interest is the African Violet Special Section with 15 classes, while for the entire show there will be a total of 152 classes of exhibits.Special awards are being made in addition to the regular prizes.President of the Society, L.Gunstone, is of the opinion that the Show this year is transcending any formerly held, because of the growing and widespread interest in gardening, in the society, and in its efforts, as well as because of the abnormal expansion of the district, which means more gardens, more gardeners, and consequently more members in the society, all leading tc the biggest and best exhibition yet held.* \u2014\u2014 Service In Action J.R.Jones Wis Putters\u2019 Club Golfing Event The Friday night putting tou nament in Westmount Park sy J.R.Jones emerge the winner with a gross of 84 and a net of 69.R.Drain and W.Stott followed the winner with nets of 72, P.R Minto scored a 76, R.J.Kent and J.Smith came in with 78's, and M) Soden came up with a net 80.In the ladies\u2019 section, Mis, T| Mahaffy and Mrs.Warner tied with low nets of 79.In the play off Mrs.Mahaffy defeated Mr, Warner by one stroke, Mrs.J.Ca meron, Mrs.J.J.Smith and Mis E.Hoyes all tied with net 80% while Mrs.H.Soden scored an § and Mrs.R.Drain 82.A honey-pot tournament too place on Tuesday night.R.J.Ken and T.Hahaffy tied with 9s.the nine hole play-off T.Mahal came out on top by 2 points.Fol lowing the winners were W Creighton, 89, P.R.Minto and R Drain 88's, P.Warner 87 and W Stott 85.In the ladies\u2019 section, Miss M Sargent was the winner with 8 8 Mrs.H.Smith scored an 89, Mrs R.Drain and Mrs.M.Soden wer tied with 87's and Mrs.W.Stoià came in with an 86.Westmount.(Continued from Page 3) It was a close contest all the wëÿ The \u201cWolverines\u201d came oul top, piling up more lengths tha their opponents.The winning tead was composed of Donnie Sells Bob Matthews, Christensen, Ro Smith, Pierre Hudon, and Bris Hutchison, The \u2018Panthers\u2019 tn in a close second.Their team + composed of Eric Jones, Walte Thompson, Lloyd Koshimo, À Johnson, Hibbard, Gordie Sm! and Michael Harris.Every boy has improved con® erably in his swimming in the pa few weeks.The highlight of the week fo one group of boys was al ovel night trip to Kamp Kanawant the Y.M.C.A., boys camp in Leurentians, The boys, under ! leadership of Bill Johnstone we there during the famous Lumbef men-Voyageur Games, which te place during the last week camp.Penny Circus On Wednesday morning the\u201d visited the large Penny CI held at the Southwestern > C.A, and in the afternoon we personally conducted through Verdun Waterworks.The G ofter @ 15.Aida, Briti Grille {Ger in 1946 an Hitle Statu Adolph to dip its co turned out \u20ac In this r largest priva in New York charities, inc fare Agencie George use the 3,87: most.The Britis facturer bou the British A mn, George, crew have Gibraltar.A been offered he paid for i Twice as 1 fial yacht W fot \u201cgift\u201d pople to th up, or rather In English, C Forme) The Whim layer and a 1 during the fr conferen deck of the C broadcast tt passing to ti Now, refit Upholstery a ments, the : date 70 pa: Pleasure, Mr when Hitler stoned decks officers\u2019 bun lixurious day Kcording to members who tn trial runs À crew of # the yach led during just after th I.The rag (8 transmi 3} requirec Some of Temains, wit} Yunich, ang The ship w trie power, t] man nav; utisfied wit} Converted tq Grille becam Ÿ ocean-goi sem turbin orsepower, i During Hit 0 the yael Hirybody, tr ould shake & member FO concert bey recallea Smoc Someone t ship in Beirui w he Cros e dent, en 6m ich ghigy \\gna of tion at Court .These f Miss lege, on i tting tours Park saw he winner } a net of tt followed f 72, P.R .Kent and 8's, and M} net 80, n, Mis, T| arner tied 1 the playd cated Mrs Mrs.J.Ca h and Mig h net 80%, ored an § nent took R,J, Ken ith 94's, T.Mahaffy points.Fol were W into and R 87 and W.n, Miss À r with a 9) an 89, Mrs Soden wer 5, W.Stotd age 3) all the w85 ne out of ngths thal nning teal (nie Sella ensen, Ro and Brisl hers\u201d can y team vs nes, Walte shimo, 18 rdie Smi yved consid in the pe e week fo ag an ovel Kanawans amp in , under À stone, we us Lumb which ta t week 4 s ing the \u201c nny Circ stern YA synoon WE through Ÿ HITLER'S \"WHIM\" ON SHOW THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY.AUGUST 19, 1949 The Grille, Hitler's luxury yacht, glides into New York harbor oer a 15-day voyage from Gibraltar.It's now owned by George Arido, British-born Middle Eastern textile millionaire.He bought the Grille {German for whim) from the British Admiralty at an auction in 1946 and will exhibit it in this country for charity.Hitler's Yacht Salutes Statue of Liberty Adolph Hitler never expected his $4,000,000 yacht, the Grille, to dip its colors to the Statue of Liberty, but a long list of things turned out differently from what he anticipated.In this minor twist of events the former Hitler yacht, the world's Jargest privately owned one \u2014 having saluted \u2014 is now on exhibition in New York for a forthnight for the benefit of several United States charities, including the Red Cross, the Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies, and the Federation of Jewish Philanthropies.George Aridas of Lebanon, the present owner, says he wants to most.The British-born textile manufacturer bought the Grille from the British Admiralty in 1946.His wn, George, Jr, and a 90-man mew have just sailed it from Gibraltar.Already, he says, he's been offered $25,000 more than he paid for it.Twice as large as the presiden- fil yacht Williamsburg, the 476- ft \u201cgift\u201d from the German pople to the Fiithrer hadly lives up, or rather down, to its name.In English, Grille means Whim, Former Control Ship The Whim served as a mine- layer and a U-boat control station dwing the war, Hitler used it fir conferences.From the main deck of the Grille, Admiral Donitz broadcast the news of Hitler's Pasing to the German people.Now, refitted with comfortable Wholstery and oriental appointments, the yacht can accommo- fite 7) passengers strictly for Pleasure, Mr.Aridas says.But vien Hitler strolled the holy- sloned decks of the Grille, petty dficers\u2019 bunks stood where the luxurious dancing saloon is now, Kcording to three German crew Members who sailed with the ship % trial runs before the war.À crew of 250 regularly operat- « the yacht, the engineers re- tlled during a press conference fst after the Grille docked June L The radio equipment alone 3 transmitters and 78 receiv- Hs) required 80 men.Some of the equipment still main, with names like Breslau, Yunich, and Helsinki on its dials, The ship was designed for elect power, the engineers said, but Man naval officials were not que With initial trials in 1934.pucited to steam in 1935, the Ce became one of.the fastest ; Wean-going craft.With two \u201cim turbines that deliver 28,000 MStpower, it can attain 30 knots.ving Hitler's infrequent trips tr be yacht he was kind to oy ody, the engineers said.He al shake hands with \u201cthe low- hy 0er of the crew\u201d and toncern about his troubles, \u20ac recalled, ; Smooth Crossing ip june tried to blow up the Bu fut last year, they said.hi | & crossing from Gibraltar à en smooth and without in- Mich Gyroscope stabilizers, shift water about in the 0 we the 3,873-ton vessel in ways that would have displeased Hitler + x Whooping Cough Takes More Toll Than Does Polio A disproportionate emphasis is sometimes placed on poliomyelitis in comparison with other diseases, it is dectared in a statement issued by the Health League of Canada.The statement points out that an editorial in the magazine Health reveals that last year whooping cough alone caused almost as many deaths as diphtheria, polio and scarlet fever combined.In a five-year period, whooping cough caused nearly five times as many deaths as polio, and diphtheria three and a half times as many.\u201cAt this time of the year,\u201d thé statement says, \u201cparents are nervous about poliomyelitis, or infantile paralysis.Such \u2018feeling is understandable, particularly during a year such as this, when there has been a sharp increase in the number of cases.However, since our knowledge of the \u2018why\u2019 of polio epidemics is extremely scanty, there is no more reason for forecasting an epidemic than for prophesying that there will be none.\u201d .The statement points out that while there are specific preventives for whooping cough and diphtheria, there is, unfortunately, no such preventive for polio.However, there are sanitary precautions which should be followed.Here is common sense advice offered by health officers throughout Canada.People should live outdoors as hull, decrease rolling in rough weather, \u2018 A swastika insignia on the ship\u2019s bell appears to be the only concrete evidence that the Grille was a Nazi vessel.The bakery smell from the huge galley, the warm blast of air from the glistening engine room, and even the Fiihrer's big bathroom, with its hot and cold running fresh and salt water, have no political coloration.Photographers did find a silver board.They hung it for a picture in the yacht\u2019s spacious master bedroom.It was quite tarnished.much as possible and make sure of good ventilation when indoors.Water which is not chlorinated should be boiled.Milk supplies should be pasteurized.Streams polluted by should not be used for bathing.Rubbish should be burned or disposed of in proper receptacles.Flies and mosquitoes should be kept out of the home.Dusting should be done with a damp cloth, and sweeping with an electric cleaner.Fatigue and crowds should be avoided.The Health League statement wag issued in connection with forthcoming National Immunization Week, September 11th to 17th, and pointed out that the public should realize that it has sewage | a definite duty to see that children are immunized against diphtheria and whooping cough, both of which can be prevented \u2014 and \u2018leach of which usually takes greater annual toll among Canada\u2019s children than does polio for which, so far, there has been discovered no specific preventive,\u2019 The Health League feels that the general public should become as concerned about the tragic effects of diphtheria and whooping cough as they are about possible polio after effects, In 1912, the Canadian explorer Stefanssen found on Victoria Island above the Arctic Circle a tribe of Eskimo among whom fair hair and blue eyes are so frequent that it.is thought they may be descended from a band of Norsemen which found its way to that distant point three or four hundred years before Columbus discovered America.PAGE FIVE Rats have caused more deaths than any other animal.° SALES \u2014 SERVICE REPAIRS © SIGNS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS e SHOWCARDS ® POSTERS WE.6506 DWYER NEON 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EXAMINER Serving the City of Westmount GARDEN SUBUKB OF CANADA'S METROPULIB Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton WAIlnut 2773% \u201cThe Eauminer aims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoled to public servira Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per yesr; $1.00 half-year.Authorized as 2nd Class Mall, Post Office \u201cJept Ottawa Ave.FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1949 CANADIAN OIL \u2014 AND U.S.DOLLARS \u201cThe prospect of reducing U.S.dollar expenditures substantially makes Alberta oil one of the most important and encouraging recent developments in Canada\u2019s economic life\u201d, says the current Monthly Review of The Bank of Nova Scotia.\u201cLast year oil imports cost $300 millions, which had to be disbursed almost entirely in U-S.dollars since the United States and Venezuela supplied the major part.Developments in Alberta now hold out the hope that Canada may in the reasonably near future be, on \"balance, self sufficient in oil.Even present production is considered sufficient to justify the projected 20-inch pipeline to Regina and serious consideration of an extension to the head of the Lakes.\u201d To assure a sustained rate of production large enough to take care of present Canadian requirements, which are roughly 300,- 000 barrels daily, proved reserves of at least two and a half to three billion barrels would be necessary.states the Review.\u201cProved reserves in Alberta are now estimated at something less than a billion barrels.How much oil will eventually be found is, of course, merely a guess.But geologists now talk of Alberta as possibly one of the world\u2019s major oil fields and competent opinion considers it a not unreasonable guess that at least 5 billion barrels of oil may be found in Alberta in the near future.\u201d HOW TO MAKE MILK SAFE Harried housewives and others responsible for their own and others\u2019 welfare during summer months at holiday resorts or isolated cottages have many problems not common to city life, and one of them is the problem of a safe milk supply.It is well known that pasteurized milk is the only safe milk, yet it is not always pos- sible to obtain the commercially pasteurized product at vacation spots.Therefore, some way must be found to make milk safe for human consumption\u2014some method of home pasteurization must be found.There are quite a few home pasteurization methods, but the Health League of Canada suggests the following method aseeasy and effective: .Use a double boiler.Put enough cold water in the bottom pot to touch the lower part of the top utensil which then should be half- filled with cold milk.Bring the water to a boil and keep it boiling for eight minutes.Then cool the milk as rapidly as possible, bottle it and put it in the refrigerator or whatever cold storage system is available.UNIVERSITIES BENEFIT EVERYBODY All Canadian universities are finding financing difficult right now, because of higher operating costs and lower rates of interest on endowment funds.; With present high prices for repairs, especially for maintenance staff and for building equipment, university .administrators find they need more money to maintain the educational and research services they provide.- Queen\u2019s University is appealing for a little more than three million dollars to offset increased building, endowment and operating costs.\u201cWe must always bear in mind that in a Democracy, it is not just the graduates who benefit from a university, it is everybody,\u201d said Dr.R.C.Wallace, principal and vice- chancellor of Queen's.Local residents, particularly Queen\u2019s alumni, of which there are quite a number here, will, we know, generpusly respond to this appeal.: MODERN MIRACLE One who had never been south of the border of the United States or visited a country in southern Europe might be unimpressed by the delative sanitation of our cities.Our cities are dirty enough in some ways but in respect to drinking water, milk: uncooked vegetables and fruit, and absence of vermin, they are marvelous, writes William Feather.: It is one of the modern miracles that a city as large as New York can supply such superb water and offer such a variety of food from which the danger of typhoid contagion has | been completely eliminated.So What?| Vi By Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector of Trinity Memorial Church.down \u2018froin heaven\u201d makes a vast difference in our lives.And further: it is sometimes said that Jesus cannot possibly be an example for us; that we cannot imitate Him because He was both God and Man.There is another way of looking at it.Jesus walked the ways of men; He lived His life here among us; He stirred up deep love and faith; He also aroused the bitterest hatred; and we look upon it all and we say, \u201cYes, that is the way God Himself THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1949 : \\ x ome to Chur Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy, There Does Freedom Flourish, Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly, AR wie We have looked at some of the great statements which we make about Jesus Christ, and have considered their implications in our everyday life.But there are other statements that we make or be- Mlefs that we accept concerning His Birth and Death and Resurrection.It is well to notice that when we gather together our belief about Him we lay particular emphasis on those points.We do not refer in the same terms to His teaching or His miracles, It is not His teaching or His miracles that save us.St.Paul was little interested in what Jesus did, or even in what He said; but he was very much concerned with the fact that He died for our sins and rose again for our justification, i.e.to free us from those sins and set us in a new relationship to God.St.John refers to one of our Lord's commands to love one another, but he lays at least equal emphasis on the fact that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh; and he maintains that to deny the coming of Christ in the \u201clesh is to act the part of Anti- Christ.} The climax ot the Prologue to the Fourth Gospel is the state- nent \u201cThe Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us.\u201d That fact of the Incarnation is what C.S.Lewis calls the greatest «ê \"1 vairacles, It was the great moment when God Himself intervened in History, or as we put it last week, the moment when God came to the forefront of the stage to take part in person in the great drama of salvation.The early Church in telling the story of our Lord's life told the story of the earthly beginning of it from different points of view.There was the account of St.Paul emphasizing His descent from David, the account of St.John referred to above; and the two.accounts in St.Matthew and St.Luke emphasizing His Birth from a Virgin.And, of course, you ask \u201cWhat difference does it\u201d make whether God came into the world in human form, or whether He inspired a great and good man to be the greatest teacher of all time?\u201d It makes at least this difference.The \u2018Doctrine of the Incarnation brings to our mind, as nothing else could, the dignity and worth of man, Man is so related to God that God Himself can assume the form of man without a change in His nature, God can use the human form and the nature of man to perform the work of salvation.And in the second place, it emphasizes the loving-kindness of the Lord, the depth of the love that He bears to His creatures.If it is important for us in our approach to God, to know Him as He is, and to know ourselves as we are, then to belleve that \u201cfor us men lived among us.That is what happens when complete righteousness comes in contact with earthly sin.There is no higher example that can be set than this: This is what I must follow because here is God Himself before me.\u201d | MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Ave., Westmount Rev.Charles C.Cochrane, B.A, B.D, Minister SUNDAY, AUGUST 2ist 11,00 .a.m.Public Worship, The Minister will preach.Evening services of Worship withdrawn for the summer months.Organist and Choirmaster Lester A.Woodin, Visitors and Friends Cordially Welcome WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH \u2018Sherbrooke St, W., and Roslyn Ave, \u201cJohn Alexander Johnston, D.D.Minister Arthur Collingwood, F.R.C.0., F.T.C.L.Organist and Choirmaster SUNDAY, AUGUST 2ist 11.00 am.and 7.30 pan.REV.JOHN B.McLAURIN, D.D.Seéretary, Canadian Baptist Foreign Mission Board \" Î Christian Science 1 * * \u201cMind\u201d is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, on- Sunday.The Golden Text is from Romans: 11:34, \u201cWho hath known the mind of the Lord?or who hath been his counsellor?\u201d Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bihle: \u2014 \u201cAnd God spake all these words saying, I am the Lord thy God, which have brought thee out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of bondage.Thou shait have no other gods before me.\u201d (Exodus 20: 1 to 3.) The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science .textbook \u201cScience & Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy:\u2014 .\u201cThe First Commandment is my favorite text.It demonstrates Christian Science.It inculcates the tri-unity of God, Spirit, Mind; Church of The Advent Corner of Wood & Western, Westmount Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay Rev John W.Kerr TENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8.00 a.m.Holy Eucharist.; 10.15 a.m.Matins.11.00 a.m.Solemn Eucharist and Dedication of Sanctuary Windows.7.00 p.m.Solemn Evensong.Holy Eucharist: 8.00 a.m.Monday and Friday; 7 am.Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday: 9.30 a.m.Wednesday.\u2019 Malins: 7.30 a.m.daily except on Wednesday at 9 am.20° Evensong: 5.30 p.m.daily, except on ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount - Corner Churchill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, -LTh, MC.Assistant: Rev.C.R.Cariss, B.A.,, L.Th.SUNDAY, AUGUST 21st 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 11.00 a.m.Morning Service.7.30 p.m.Evening Service (wil said).Visitors and Friends Cordially Welcome Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlowes Ave.Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector.SUNDAY, AUGUST 21st TENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 11.00 a.m.Choral Communion.7.30 p.m.Evensong.WEDNESDAY, 7.00 a.m.Holy Com- it signifies that man shall have | be no other spirit or min eternal good and that all er ol have one Mind.We can have one Mind, if that one is Infinite We bury the sense of infinitog when we admit that, althoy : God is infinite; evil has pe in this infinity, for evil can he no place, where all space is file with God.\u201d (Pages 340 apg i, \u2014_ First Church of Christ Scientist 52 Academy Road, Westmount, P.Q.West Side Entrance \u2014 SUNDAY, AUGUST 21 \u2014\u2014\u2014 11.00 a.m.Morning Service.11.00 a.m.Sunday School, Wednesday.Testimony Meeting at Mi Reading Room, 52 Academy Rd, 14 Rd Holidays\u201d CX Sa Subject: Mind.Golden Text: Romans 11:34, Wig hyy known the mind of the Log} or who hath been his counselor} Calvary Church Dorchester St.at Greene Av, Westmount © Minister: Very Rev.7.W.Jon, A.DD, Gifford Mitchell, B.A., Mu.Organist and\u2019 Choir Director SUNDAY, AUGUST 21st, 1949 UNION SERVICES OF CALVARY UNITED AND FIRST BAPTIST IN CALVARY CHURCH, 11.00 a.m.and 7.30 p.m.Servi \u2018Worship.Guest Preacher for ao Sunday _only: Rev.S.Maurki Watts, oA Bb parier 4 nion urch, ) IL L England.onder Mr.Watts is Immediate Past Chairman of the Congregation Union of England and Wales\u201d.Next Sunday, August 28th, Sérvlets,at 11 a.m.and 7.30 p.m.Preacher: Very Rev.Dr.T.WV Jones.friends to share In these services\u201d ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH 101 Cote St.Antoine M.\"near Argyle Ave.Rev.D.M.Great, BA.Minister Rev, George K.Ward, BA, \u2019 Assistant-Minister SUNDAY, AUGUST 21st THE PUBLIC WORSHIP OF 60D 11 \u2014 Ward 11.00 a.m.Nr.War No Evening Services in August During the month of August sid Sunday; September 4th.United Services with Westmount Park Emmanuel in this Church.F.L.McLearon, A.C.C.0.LRSY,.Summer Organist COME AND WORSHIP \u2014\u2014\u2014 A8 St.James United Church 463 St.Catherine St.West Minister: Rev.Thomas E.McLenset Visiting Minister Rev.B.B.Brown SUNDAY.AUGUST 2lst 11.00 n.m.Morning Service.\u201cThe Vision Splendid\u201d 7.30 n.m.Evening Service, \u201cThe Leadership of Jesus.Rev.John Smith, Harrogate York: munion (St.Bartholomew A.& M.) THURSDAY.10.00 a.n.Holy Commun- on.shire, England, will preach # both services, Mr.Warner Norman, Organis! CJAD at .and for our salvation He came lows Wednesday, 8.00 PM.Midweek Fel- hip.Organist and STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN AND DOMINION - DOUGLAS UNITED Joint Church services until September 4th every Sunday morning at !! o'clock.Throughout the month of August and on September 4th in Stanley Presbyterian Church.(Westmount and Victoria Ave.) Le August 21st - Rev.Charles F.Johnston, M.A.S.T.M.Topic: \"HOLY GROUND\" The service will be broadcast over Station CBM A service will be broadcast from the Studio \u201cof Station.Len 7.30 PM, A cordial welcome awaits you et these services Miss Doris Killam, A.T.C.M., L.Mus.(McGill) Choir Director AH.are invited to attend and brig | \u2014 oN lake fishing, hu days.Cue room log ant's Lan monthly._1 monty: 13 \u2014\u2014 FIVE or ally in ol Excellent c-o 2185 TH 420 YOUNG e gpartment, including # possible area, appr Local 354.2 R gentleman, Westmoun! \u2014 2 RO YOUNG by with break or Westin {ull partic Hampton, A AT 133) Nash ditioning, + good Darg 1» sold by Second % GA 21 GA HEATED | Victoria v pn.GARAGE and Greene It ha: very thin, two get m item whic over who à few da: dishes, af forgets al something and it mi, desire for also be a Weary of hand over But no; t doing the Sistance o other, The Tel, and + § ceeded to 3 huff w herself.On the Incredible Whole gtor bad other should wa order to 8 | but Go \u2018men oe] | have yy 18 Infinite infinity! at S a Plag can hay, 2e is ; and 469) \u2014\u2014\u2014 Christ d, 21nt ting at 89 y Rd.1, pt Suis - Who heth the Lord] counselor} rch j ne Ave, N.Jonm, Mus, Bae, rector, st, 1949 CALVARY 3A PTIST RCH.Services for her for this S.Maurké | Minister of lil), London, late Past gregational Wales, Sérvlees, at 1, Preacher: Jones, and bring e services, is HURCH 1e Rd, ).BAl, BA rT 21st Ward j August ugust sud Le United int Park ch.\u2026 LRSM, st SHIP | Church .West McLenset L 2st pe Jesus\u201d.rogate, York | preach # Organist re ) Sunday per Ath | 5 ÿ (\u201ceded to do the job, the wife, in PAINTING CONTRACTORS 4469 St.Catherine West (Near Metcalfe Ave.) Carrying à complete stock of GLIDDEN PAINTS Also , complete assortment of ARTISTS\" MATERIALS © FRAMED PICTURES e WE DELIVER \u2014 WE.6889 AAA COUNTRY HOUSE TO LET ke Memphremagog \u2014 For fall ox La hunting time, September holi- duys.Guest entertaining.Private 5 r cabin, fireplace, near Bry- us 105 ng.$35.00 weekly, $10.00 monthly.DO.4345.Ju-22 13 APARTMENTS WANTED i refer- TVR or six room apartment prefer or near Westmount wanted.Yxcellent references.Write box 627, c-o 4183 ffampton Ave, I-13 A YOUNG executive wishes two room apartment, furnished in good taste, including refrigerator.Garage space i possible, Westmount or Snowdon area, approximately $80.00.CL.7711, Local 354.E-21 » ROOMS TO LET SINULE rvom for refined business gentleman, with private family, in Westmount.EL.8884, 23 ROOM AND BOARD WANTED YUUNG business man requires toon with breakfast and supper in N.D.G, or Westmount district; apply giving {ull particulars to box 630 c-o 2135 Hampton, 1-21 U AUTOS FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL 199 Nash with 5 good tires, afr conditioning, seal beam lights, extremeiy gwd bargaln for quick sale; must 1» sold by Friday.Can be seen at 71 Second Ave,, Verdun, _ % GARAGES TO LET GARAGE \u2014 $12.00 monthly at 68 Chesterfield, EL, 4837.15-20 21 GARAGES WANTED HEATED garage wanted, Sherbrooke, Victoria vicinity; DE.5017 after 6 pn.1-18 GARAGE wanted vicinity Western, and Greene; FI.7624, E-23 THE EXAMINER, VWVESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1949 Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlnut 2773x 10 WORDS 35-| 3e for each additional word | PLEASE PHONE YOUR ADS EARLY IN THE WEEK.NO ADS ACCEPTED PAGE SEVEN Automatic POP-UP TOASTERS ONLY $24.95 WESTMOUNT APPLIANCES 4209 St.Catherine West (Near Greene Ave.) A AFTER 10.30 A.M.THURSDAY FOR CURRENT ISSUE | EXPERT RADIO REPAIRS = = WE.2226 - FI.3006 29 FOK SALE - -8 (General) A REAL bargain\u2014Bedroom suile, TRADES AND Laser CROSSWORD PUZZLE OU.= erbrooie, SL, .mon PROFESSIONAL CARDS TRAILERS TO RENT , [ACROSS 3.Hand bombs 32.Cnet sty ; -\u2014 20 WORDS 65c¢ \u2018Boat, horse, luggage and cabin trall- }.Theatrical 4.Pelt wi \"(Baby ) ADDITIONAL WORDS 3c EACH ers for rent.Reasonable rates AT.backer eggs (Babyl.9871, EL.6023, E-10 6.Cavalry 8.Marshy 23.Egg-cells Answer = = \u2018\u201c \u2019 sword meadow 25.Kind of nut on DECORATING ELECTRIC RANGE 11.Immense 8.Shallow 26.Snare FOR CARPENTRY REPAIRS, F.Very good condition $69.00.Hodze ; ce eatin, 27.Half ems omas.l'or painting and lecorat- Bros, 5252 Sherbrooke, LL! 4310.15 Lake NW utensil 29.Hole-pierçs page gig; Vo Thomas.Lstimates free.WI - - \u2014\u2014\u2014 Russ.) 7.Portion «.ing too} STANDRING & JENNINGS LEG'D.RAD MEN UE, ess Axminstez 14.Choir of a curved 31.God of 15 Interior, exterior painting and deco- Sherbrooke, IL.3614.TT EO eight voices line earth > rating.Satisfaction guaranteed.Te _ 15.Careworn 8.Seize with (Egypt) \u2014DRESSMAKING ; COAL, WOOD RANGE 16.Therefore theteeth 33.Particles x Wingham coal and wood range, white 17.East by 9.Paradise 34.Jewish 40.Noblemag UXPERT | dressmakiug, alterations enamel, equipped with oil burners, northeast 10.Network month 42.One-spot, and aadesignins.Also drapes, becs hearly new 0.00; Hodge Bros., 5252 (abbr.) 16.Little girl 38.Talipot card\u201d spreads.By appointment.\u201c Dash 1erbroo » JL hu, du , = : ; = = - 18.Per tothe 19.Covered palm 43.Bord DRESSMAKING, alterations \u2014 Don't NEW chesterfield, 3 pieces, all spring Alps with lint 36.Tart - Border discard outdated clothes.| have ideas filled, will sacrifice at $35.00.5820 p Cherished 39.Mythical 44 Keel-billed] Madame D'Arcy, 2053 Mansfield, Apt Sherbrooke, EL.3614.12-13 22.Masses of 20.animal ê \"monster \" cuckoo 1 6.BI.4688.! i \u2014 matter À = GURNEY GAS RANGE 24.Skin FURNITURE REPAIRS With high shelf, 4 hurners, $35.00.disorder ve FURNITURE repairs: upholstering, ligase Bros.0362 Sherbrooke, El.| 28.Occurrence ai kinds of funiture polishing, spray : =: 29.Pale 7 MA.7820.T4 31 WANTED TO 30.Final RADIO s JE , SERVICE PURCHASE 31.Confections ANTIQUE silver, china, paintings, furniture, figurines, vases, clocks, objets d'arts purchased.Full value.1480 St.Catherine, Lyons, WI, 5700, 35 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE EXPERIENCED office worker or Secretary desires position.FI, 8630, evenings.15-12 41 DOMESTIC PETS | VEVA ROBSON offers a private heated country Boarding Kennel.No overcrowding and where every dog is given individual care and attention.Also trimming, washing, and pedicuring.For reservations.LA.1322.2-3 Dog - By 2 > WEEEKLY REVIEW Day Stories Lewis Milligan STITT It has been said that the line between comedy and tragedy is very thin, but there are many instances where there is no line and the two get mixed up.An example of this was contained in a recent news item which told a tragic story of a over who should wash the dishes.married couple who had fallen-out It is a well known fact that\u2014for 8 few days, at least\u2014the bridegroom will insist upon washing the dishes, after which he becomes less and less insistent, and finally forgets about it or remembers that he had forgotten to attend to Something else, But the couple in and it might be assumed that the desire for dish-washing.It might # 8lso he assumed that the wife, Weary of the slops, would gladly hand over the job to her husband.But no; they each insisted upon doing the dishes without any as- Sistance or interference from the other.There was à violent quar- Tel, and when the husband pro- à huff went upstairs and shot herself, On the face of it, that is an lcredible story; but it is not the : ole story.The couple probably a other fallings-out over who sould wash the dishes, and in tder to avoid them had decided ane - A : TT are this case were not newly married, husband had no longer any eager to buy a dish-washing machine.The machine had arrived just in time to wash up the dishes after a house party, and the husband, more out of curiosity than kindness, insisted upon operating it alone.Another news item tells the story of a matrimonial smash-up which had nothing to dow ith dishes \u2014 except that one of the complaints of the husband was that his wife slept until noon and he had to eat his meals in a restaurant.The couple had been married only two months, on the day after the husband had obtained a divorce from his first wife, The wife was a screen actress, 23, and the husband, 53, an internationally-known psychiatrist who was famous for his \u201csuccessful treatment of mental patients with music.\u201d The doctor sued for a divorce, charging that his young actress wife \u201crefused to allow his children to\u2018visit their apartment, used unprintable language, refubed to pay household bills out of an al- | lowance,\u201d and would not cook his 32.Relinguishes 34.Sleeveless garment (Arab.) 37.Siberian gulf 38.Apex 41.Former coin (Venice) 43.Scope 45.Seaport (N.Chile) 46.Harden 47.Floats, ag a ship 43.Bishop's \"headdress .DOWN, 1.Below - (Naut.) 8.Novel by Zola meals.In a cross-suit for separate maintenance, the actress charged the doctor with, (1) Trying to hypnotize her.(2) Trying to drive her insane.(3) Attempting to shoot her with a hypodermic needle for experimental purposes.(4) Threatening to throw acid at her.(5) Knocking her down and kicking her.(6) Refusing to give her an automobile.It will be noticed that the actress did not accuse the doctor of trying to tame her with music.Her profession had probably rendered her immune to the charms that soothe the savage breast.After trying in vain to hypnotize her, he resorted to more drastic treatments, and in desperation finished up by kicking the patient.She could hardly expect him to give her an automobile after that, although it might have been the best way to get rid of her .All of which goes to show that psychiatrists cannot cure themselves, much less an intractable wife.Yet another news item, which called for a big headline in these dog-days, told the story of a heated argument between dentists and psychiatrists on the question of thumb-sucking.The dentists affirmed that the child who is allowed to suck its thumb will grow up with a misshapen face, The psychiatrists, on the other hand, contended that if a child is forced to get its thumb out of its mouth it may feel frustrated and wind up with psychological troubles.It seems the arguments started over a pamphlet by the Department of National Health at Ottawa, which advised against using mechanical means to stop thumb-sucking.Health Minister Paul Martin was appealed to, but the Department stuck to its New Railway Car Being Tested Saves Perishables To test the efficiency of mechanical refrigeration in a railway car, commercial fishermen on our Atlantic and Pacific coasts have recently been swapping some of their catch.Thirty-thousand pounds of frozen fish from the North Atlantic banks were recently loaded aboard a specially designed railway car at the General Seafoods Ltd.warehouse here, for non-stop run to Vancouver.The journey was expected to take nine days.Transportation and refrigeration experts believe that mechanical control of temperatures could revolutionize the shipments of perishables over long distances.In the railway car now under test, two gasoline powered units drive cold air through jackets huilt around the insulated interior.Halts to replenish ice are eliminated and temperatures can be closely controlled and maintained, By flipping a switch the units become heaters, permitting use of the car for shipment of non-freez- ing perishables in cold weather.Frozen fish fillets, frozen smoked fish, scallops and kippers thumbs and said it was \u201cprepared to stand four-square on its thumb- sucking views.\u201d It might be a Eood idea to have the whole matter thrashed out at the next meeting of the United Nations.TRY OUR RADIO SERVICE And repair work guaranteed.2% hour service.We call and deliver, Hodge Bros.5362 Sherbrooke West, 11.4540.12-8 VENETIAN BLINDS VENETIAN BLINDS custom-built, Flexalum oven baked slats, will not warp, chip or rust, no installation charge.Free steel draperies brackets fastened on \u2018each blind.First on the market with this exclusive offer.Call for free estimate J.P.Beaudoin, veteran.OXFORD VENETIAN BLINDS REG'D, YO.5681 Livenings: YO.3912 #\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 < \u2014\u2014 \u20ac + Church of the Advent | * -\u2014- \u2014_ + Two sanctuary windows, which have recently been erected in the Church of The Advent, corne: of Wood and Western Avenues, Westmount, will be dedicated on Sunday at the Solemn Eucharist.The windows represent the B'ess- ed Virgin Mary and St.John the Divine, and are a memorial to Adolphus Cecil Jones and his wife, and their daughters, Alice Euphe- mia and Marga:et.They have been given by members of the family, and are the work of C.W.Kelsey.Following the dedication, the sermon Will deal with the symbolism of the.windows, and their significance in the sanctuary.Brass ornaments must be bright if they are to be decorative.Any intricate patterns may be cleaned with a toothbrush dipped in ammonia.An alternative to ammonia is lemon juice.Thoroughly wash the brass before polishing \u2014 the finished result will be far better.made up the Halifax shipment.Technicians travelling with the car to check on performance, expected to maintain a constant temperature of zero degrees Fahrenheit throughout the journey.Country Property for Sale DOMAINE PONTBRIAND RAWDON, QUE.Exclusive year-round resort under development in the Lauren- tians, surrounding 5-mile-long Lake Pontbriand.Adjacent to Rawdon village.Modern subdivision; 50* boulevard crosses pron- erty.Plan includes hotels, church, schools, riding academy, ski slopes on Oak Mountain, golf course, aviation field.Houses of various architectural design or building lots available.We can also design and build to your convenience.Electricity, Wells or aqueduct.45 miles from Montraal on route 18.For information see Henri Pontbriand, 288 Lakeshore Road, Rawdon Heights.hs AS sah La Ha RE pa Ps PAGE ETGHT THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1949 Socia > À rsonal Engagements Jeddings Miss Barbara Clark recently best man for the groom, and th ushers were Mr.William wy; \u2018 and Mr.Basil Boxer, it Mrs.Inglis, mother bride, was in a dress of 5 f nay Mrs.W.B.Moore sailed yes- faille, with navy accessories 1 terday on the Ascania for a visit returned from Jasper, Ont., where Jackson, mother of the or she was the guest of Mr.and Broom to relatives in Aberdeen, Scotland, and Worthing, Sussex, England.Married At Dominion-Douglas Mrs.D.L.Steward.The Misses Claire Foy and was in pale blue Crepe pink accessories.Following the ceremony, 5g, t With Mr.and Mrs.G.W.Elliot, 3 ception was held at the ho their daughter Dr.Kathleen Lloyd ; Dorothy Nye, of Westmount, pie the bride\u2019s parents, 4495 PA and her two children, have re- = spending two weeks at Knowlton brook avenue, after which oh turned from the Laurentians P Grove Inn, Knowlton, Que.newly-married couple left wi i where they were entertained by Mrs.J.J.Cormack at her summer residence, Green Gables, ENCACEMENTS Lieut-Colonel and Mrs.Howard W.Rick, of Glen Elm, Que.announce the engagement of their daughter, Maybeth Armitage, to Mr.Norman Fred Mitchell, son of Mr.and Mis.Norman S.Mitchell, of Westmount.The marriage will take place on Saturday, September 10 at \u201cRickhaven\u2019 the residence of the bride's parents.Mr.and Mrs.Andrew Reid Kerr of Westmount, announce the engagement vf their second youngest daughter, Agnes Christine, to Mr.Roland George Davies, only son of Mr.and Mrs.William George Davies, of Montreal.The wedding will take place in Calvary United Church on October 8.Mr.John E.Hamilton, of Rouyn, Que., was the weekend guest of Mr.and Mrs.H.V.Stoddard, at their summer cottage at Penville Bay.* Mr.and Mrs.W.George Mc- Intosh of Westmount, who are spending several weeks in Cavendish, P.E.I., will return in ten days time.Satürdäy -to spend twd weeks at and Mrs.Leslie Kirby at their summer home there.Another little ballerina has arrived in town \u2014 a baby daughter |born to Mr.and Mrs.J.\u201dB.Rosen, the latter Hilda Gait Rosen, of the Hilda Galt School of Dancing.The baby was born on Tuesday, at the Jewish General Hospital.The Rev.R.DeWitt Scott, D.D., Miss Patricia\u2019 Gilbride left on|' Lac \u2018des Places, the guest of Mr.|: tor to spend their honeymoon ir the New England States t bride travelling in a dress navy sheer, with white aceps sories, and a white shortie coat, Upon their return, Mr.and jy Jackson will reside in Montre, Special Care Required To Preserve Linens The most common cause for wear in linens is not the hazard of daily'use but thoughtiessnegs \u2018 Although linen fibre is vey strong it is also relatively ung, tic and will break if Tepeatidly bent at the same point.Wherever the fibre is broken a worn spi will appear sooner or later, Fy this reason, do not iron the fog in napkins to a razor-sharp edge \u2018but press them down with the fingers.Because of their size, tablecloth have to be ironed with a fo APP ROACHING MARRIAGE Mr.and Mrs.Donald Hugh Jackson, photographed following and Mrs.Scott, uns spending ave down, the centre.The exact point his vo : \u2019 their wedding on Saturday afternoon, in Dominion-Douglas weeks on the Manitoulin Island as occurs can by the han Notre Dame de Grace, announce Church, Westmount.Mrs.Jackson was formerly Miss Jean [the guests of Mr.Hiram Pearson.rotated.the approaching marriage of their Ursula Inglis, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Robert James Inglis, |They are accompanied by their Thus any wear that might re Those only daughter, Nancy Caroline, of Notre Dame de Grace, and Mr.Jackson is the son of Mr.|daughter, Miss Carolyn May Scott.sult from folding is distributed bandanas to Mr.s P-, Robbins, Jounger and Mrs.Douglas Jackson, of Westmount.M ; : 5 ; a over enough area to minimize dan- ing fron Westmount, and the late Mrs.|tended by a maid of honor, Miss tion is to be held at the home |g, derived recent] Lon the ger of breaking the fib Tes.glance tr Robbins, which is taking place at Jacquline LaFaille.Mr.Douglas |of the bride, 4048 Royal Avenue, Bars y y unexplained holes develop Jug two o'el ock on Saturday after.Thompson will act as groomsman |N.D.G.Empress of Canada to spend three outside areas where wear is ex Hy b two o'elo y eI-| nd the ushers will include Mr.months with her mother, Mrs.T.| pected, the blame can be traced \u20ac De , August 20, at the Church |Z\" : \u2014 A.Somerville, at 631 Carleton |to some member of the fani workman of St.James the Apostle.Robert Davies, brother of the WEDDINGS - Bo , 4h o 80 ember of the family, Kerchief To be given in marriage by bride.avenue, Westmount, and e Sport enthusiasts sometimes trace child's 22 her father, the bride will be at- Following the ceremony a recep- PERCY - MOFFATT Seigniory Club, Montebello.a ing football play on th \u2014_\u2014 eh e & y Pp The marriage of Marion.Jane tablecloth with the tines of a fork, Myrne, daughter of Mr.and Mrs, The President and members of _ Lett Bertrand James Moffatt, of Notre the Board of Trustees of the| Ordinarily two or three waxing ( 5 Dame de Grace.to Mr.Edward Montreal School for Nursing|a year are sufficient to keep fur .We Can t Tell You Enough About Charters Percy, son of Mr.and Aides have issued invitations to niture surfaces elastic and pros Glin Mrs.George E.Percy, of Hamp- the Exercises for the presentation tected.Surfaces that are subject stead, took place Tuesday after-| of Arm-Monograms, Pins and|to a great deal of wear may re OUR NEW F ALL STY LES noon, at half-past five o'clock, in| Certificates, to be held on Wed- quire several more.Have the wood The Westmount Park - Emmanuel |nesday afternoon, August 24, at|clean \u2014 it may be washed wij JEN nection v Church, the Rev.Harvey B.Camp- three o'clock.lukewarm water and a bland sup ning Bil SUITS \u2014 A cosmopolitan choice in sults of subtle grace bell, D.D., officiating.Mr.John and dried with a soft cloth, bul here, wa with typical tailored elegance.Gabardines, wools, tweeds, flan- Grant played the wedding music! Reverend Canon Gilbert Oliver, work quickly \u2014 before sani Dear nels and worsteds in the newest foliage shades.From 29.50 to and white and Pic ardy gladioli, Rector of St.Matthias Church, the wax.Several thin coats, sl Toda 23.00.arrange with palms and ferns, and Mrs.Oliver, who have been rubbed down to a hard, glossy fi | p rel and candles in candelabra were|yacationing in England during | nish, are much more effective th freedom | COATS \u2014 In broadcloth that is supreme, some with fur used to decorate.July and August, are sailing] one thick coat of wax.Will be of .touches, some with belts, so many new and exciting silhouettes by her father, was m AS vin CE rom, Liverpool y ne eprom re | _ : y W o anada on ugus , and 5 RESSE co at moderate prices.Plush satin, fashioned on princess will arrive here September 6.N bandits, \u2014 That are the essence of loveliness, shades that ines, the bodice having a square \\ thing tha are soft and flattering, materials that you have to touch to neckline a dleaves ending in cireular Miss Paula Rostant, who Aas wv a 1 Air-ma ; ji ; , ; en visitin er aun rs.believe .and prices that you just won't believe.motifs over the hands and the skirt Bernard Reschman in \u2019 Akron, N 19 ing throu MILLINERY \u2014 1s now featured in our large ground floor falling into a circular train.Her (Ohio, has just returned to town.Q ob ordinary salon.Here you are sure to find the hat to complete your fingertip length vei of tulle illu-| Miss Rostant is the niece of Mr.4 V Mail has 18 ensemble .at a pleasing price.sion was held by a coronet of blust {and Mrs.Harry Goodman, 23 ç Frany tir OR satin and she carried a cascade Burton Avenue, Westmount, and C ALL an utt SU 4 bouquet of white gladioli blossoms her father is the Ship's Surgeon on over] erl Un { AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT | and Joanna Hill roses.the S.S.Lady Nelson.© pn Ia Miss Beverley Anne Moffatt, as (Fran \u2019 & mont #4 maid-of-honor for her sister, and WEDDINGS McKendAS us ; LE h a rlotte Miss Joey Abbey, as bridesmaid, JACKSON - INGLIS & à Hs » were in frocks of seafoam green| Tall standards of gladioli dec: su ee \u20ac .satin with bodices having off-the- grated Dominion-Douglas Church Q Q PLat.ne od 4 shoulder necklines and skirts fall-| saturday afternoon, for the mar- y on 8 | og urs \u2014 own ing into slight trains.ed wore riage at three o'clock, of Jean 4444 My bieye : ; crownless scallored headdresses to , nger daughter of Mr.6 1353 GREENE AVENUE Westmount |mateh their frocks and carried Dre Le pert pe Inglis, Sherbrooke Mount ch I CA NEAR SHERBROOKE OPEN 9 TO 6 DAILY Fl.7773 seml-cascade bouquets of Picardy of Notre Dame de Grace, to Mr.on tro LL = sladioli.Donald Hugh Jackson, younger vlan + ; \u201c\u20ac NE TY ZO Little Miss Lorraine Percy, niece gon of Me and Mrs.Douglas ts SOR N N |of the bridegroom, was in a frock Jackson, of Westmount.The or- \"Havin : N N of peach satin, fashioned on similar ganist was Mr.John Robb, and possible UE.N ME ° OU RV AL N lines to that worn by the brides- during the signing of the regis- vitation TN N [ maids.She wore a headdress to| ter, Miss M, Gilmour sang \u201cO compa; ref -\u2014 CORSETIERE \u2014 N|match her frock and carried &) perfect Love\u2019 Reverend Dr.C.Visits wv ; \\ N nosegay of Pinocchio roses and| johnston officiated.ighway vof.N SPECIALIST IN N White sweetpeas.Given in marriage by her fath- meetings \u201ch.N N Dr.Ian Milne acted as best man er, the bride was in a floor-length RRELL'S ay oy RE .N NeBadk AND D & A N for Mr.Percy and the ushers were gown of white organdy over taf- FA Pel.You cb .N * + N Mr.George Percy, brother of the feta, fashioned with yoke and Sunday SE N a N bridegroom, Mr.Bruce Johnston, Peter Pan collar of embroidered C ATERING 3 he Burn _ 2 N CORSETS, CORSELETTES N Mr.John Brunning and Mr.Ste-|organdy, elbow-length sleeves, 3 en Tor fi \\ N [phen Byers.and a gathered skirt that fell SERVICE ] bushing | Kf N G OTH IC D A N| The reception was held at the| into a slight train.Her veil of SB osters, | 344 N AND + & + N residence of the bride's grand.tulle illusion, worn by her grand- WEDDINGS BANQUETS, Over the ; \u2018 Lo N N mother, Mrs.A.S.McNaughton, mother at her wedding, was held ~EPTIO NS A lages \u20ac od N BRASSIERES N [334 Grosvenor avenue, Westmount, in place by a wreath of orange REC ills of t 3 Le po N \u201cmernity and Surgical Supports \u2014 Elastic Stockings N [where multicolor gladioli were blossoms and lillies of the valley.AND PARTIES At | de N îÎ N used as decorations.She carried a bouquet of pink Bo and pg I lu | N 5 STORES AT YOUR SERVICE N| Later Mr.and Mrs.Percy left roses and white gladioli.211 GORDON AVE {nce .wed \\ 4861 Sherbrooke West \u2014 DE.5656 N by motor for Virginia Beach.Miss Doris Inglis, as her sis- | eh .! Si of 3 N N Both the bride and bridegroom ter's maid of honor, was in pale .TR 2342 5 y man [HERE N WESTMOUNT N are graduates of McGill University blue organdy over taffeth, with Residence - TR.1.oy ve Bl; N 3132 Masson St.4235 St.Lawrence N [Where the bridegroom is continu- headdress of roses.She carried YOrk 0254 re come LH fn N 4491 St.Lawrence 6550 St.Hubert N [ing his studies in the Faculty of a Colonial - bouquet of roses.Miged +, ph i i N 07020 TT Medicine.Mr.David Philipott acted as lé = , due À ry _ * \u2014\u2014\u2014 0, and ty Mm Wright I of th 3 Of ma Ories, Mr, he Broom, \"Spe, with ony, ate le home of 4425 Cook Which, thy eft by mo.lEyMoon in tates, dress \u201c tite accey 10rtie cost, - and My, Montres], \u2014_\u2014 quired ns cause foy the hazarg \\tlessnegs, ré is very vely unelay repeatedly t.Wherever worn spo} later.For in the foldy -sharp edge 1 \u2018With the , tableclothg vith a foi exact point urs can 4 t might re distributed - inimize dan.bres, les develop wear is ex n be traced the family, etimes trace lay on the es of a fork, ree waxingg to keep fur c and pre are subject ear may re ave the wood washed with a bland s01ÿ ft cloth, bul ore gh! 1 coats, esch cd, glossy fi ffective than THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1945 Novelty Handbags Swing Out For Summer This round-up of novel designs for smart spring handbags includes the hand-woven reed basket with printed cotton straps (top left); the hand-braided raffia bucket (bot Those baskets, buckets and pandanas soon to be seen swinging from wrists will at second glance turn out to be smart handbags.The bandana bag is actually a workman's red cotton print handkerchief fashioned to resemble a child's sand pail.What turns the om left), and a quilted bandana This round-up of novel designs for smart handbags includes the hand-wov en reed basket with printed cotton straps (top left): the hand-braided raffia bucket (bottem left), and a quilted bandana \"sand pail\u201d (bottom ¢ enter).Natural-colored linen combines with pincheck drawstring bag (center).Fringed shable.bandana into a smart handbag of Fichard Koret\u2019s design are quilting and piping with leather, and a stitched handle of the cotton \u2018sand pail\u2019 (bottom center).Natural-colored linen combines with pincheck gingham to make drawstring bag (center).Fringed white pique carryall (right) is washable, gingham to meke white pique carryall (right) is wa print piped with leather and looped through rings of brass.The bucket bag is shaped like a bucket and hangs from a rope- Letter From Missionary Gives Glimpse Of Life In China Today The following letter, received here recently, was written in con- i nection with the work being done by the Balvation Army at Kun- ning Bible School, in Yunnah Province, China.The writer, well known here, was home on furlough fairly recently.Dear Friend: Today sees the last of the classes for this term.After three days LA freedom for reviewing comes a week of exams snd then the students will be off for a month of preaching and visiting, some in their own churches, and some in churches where they have been invited to help.Just before school began our district was visited by a group of bandits.We were not molested though our wall is but a makeshift thing that wouldn't keep out stray dogs.Alr-mail letters have been com-* ÿ ing through quite regularly though odinary mail and second-class mail has failed to get through any times or has reached us in in utterly unreadable condition.Overland transportation has been disrupted a good deal during these months for various reasons but the truck belonging to the Mis- slon bringing baggage and medical supplies got through safely and In good time.My baggage came On from Kweiyang later by air.My bicycle and some other things which I was not able to get on the truck came out of Shanghai on the last trip the missionary Pane \u201cSaint Paul\u201d made before Shanghai went behind the curtain, Having the bicycle has made it Possible for me to accept the invitation of the students to ac- any them on their Sunday isits to the villages along the hway to conduct children\u2019s Meetings and preach to any who ol be free to listen to the gos- eu Jou may picture me then on > n Morning speeding along ben ona road for some miles, eh OPPing off the bike and Porton it with its load of tracts, ve rs, flannelgraph board, etc, ne the little narrow path to the Wages tucked away in the foot- 5 of the mountains, 0 Place we have between bunds 45 children nearly every on op ere are about 60 names Ur little book but unfortunate- y many of the little ones can't ve come or Sometimes they are ged to help in the fields pull-.M to remember what day it is.ing weeds, etc., and cannot come.There is a dear little lady there who lends the ground floor of her house for the meetings.She and her son have the benches (every available sit-upon-able thing in the house) all neatly arranged in the shed before we get there.The chickens I'm sure hate Sunday for the little lady skuds them all into their pens though it's broad daylight and shuts them in securely\u2014 there's a special big stone for the door of the big red rooster\u2019s pen for he's a powerful fellow and might decide to perch himself on the grinding stone and add his voice to the singing.A hen that had been quietly sitting on her nest when Mrs.Yang penned up the birds suddenly burst into ec- stacies over the nice white egg she had produced one day in the midst of my story.She was promptly sent packing but it's not easy to shut a hen's mouth when she sees no good reason for being quiet.Never a dull moment: 1 wish yon could hear these kiddies sing John 3:16 or \u201cThere's Something More Than Gold.\u201d Apart from teaching, studying and these Sunday excursions, there have been the little illnesses to care for \u2014 one case of epilepsy, one of typhoid, several of malaria ar well as the many little ailments flesh is heir to \u2014 so the days have been full.Sincerely yours, Betty Laing - A ring mould should be greased with a thicker layer of fat than the square baking pan.\u2018was complete without its cozy old Rocking Chairs, Low-Slung, Modern, Make Bid For Favor There was a time when no home rocking chairs.More apt to be considered utilities than furniture pieces, they followed the years along in forms adapted to the character of the periods.; Comfort and usefulness usually won the rocker its claim to a permanent niche in the household, though too often it was a dated styling and did not add beauty to the room scheme.Emerging Once Again .So, in recent years, interest lagged somewhat in these old faithfuls.They were still used in many a traditionally styled interior, of course, but the sophistication of modern decorating schemes never seemed to make a place for them.But, like the good ideas that they were, they couldn\u2019t stay submerged long.Now here and there in new furniture groupings\u2014es- pecially those handled for television viewing\u2014is seen an inviting, easy rocking chair.Walter Charak of Charak Furniture Company in the States which recently introduced a softly modern platform rocker, admits that they found no particular demand for a rocker at this time.\u201cBut the fact that we thought there should be a demand has been most satisfactorily proven,\u201d he says, adding that they've discovered no one who just doesn't love a rocker.His designer, Tommi Parzinger, wanted to \u201chumanize\u201d modern design, feeling that engineers who were in the forefront of modern furniture design were becoming a little too subjective in their efforts to be merely inventive.Charak's modern rocker is deceiving, for at first glance it belies the fact that it is a rocker.It resembles simply a smart, low.slung upholstered chair with high tufted back and seat.Its design is simple, back padding is foam rubber, arms are partly of wood (at the ends to avoid soiling the fabric), and partly of upholstery like handle.But all resemblance 1to a bucket ends there, thanks to fine natural raffia hand-braided in Italy and woven into a delicate band pattern embossed with bowknots, Basket bags of hand-woven reed boast as fine a look of craftsmanship.The flaring round sides of a basket, compartmented for hand- a Moth Holes, Cuts, New Address {near Fort) PAGE NINE Better Onions Aim Of Egyptian Growers Taking onions to Egypt seems like carrying coals to Newcastle.This pungent vegetable has been grown along the Nile since one of the world's oldest civilizations was developing there.Nevertheless, the Egyptian Government is asking for onion know-how.From America it seeks information on modern methods that will help make bigger and better versions of the ancient Egyptian model.The importance of onions is hinted in many inscriptions, paintings, and sculptures of early Egyptian life.Arranged in bouquet form, the bulbous vegetable was often placed as a sacred offering on the altars of the goods, along with other delicacies.\u201cOnions were a popular dish, cooked or raw, at both private \u2018land public tables of the Egyptians.\u2018Onions still are an outstanding element in Egyptian life and economy.\u2018The land of the Nile is one of the world\u2019s leading producers and the Egyptian crop rates high as a money-producing export The first railway in Canada was built in 1835 between La- prairie and St.Johns, Quebec, a distance of sixteen miles.Silver's Tailoring High Class Ladies\u2019 and Men's TAILOR Good assortment of imported goods always in stock.Repairing, cleaning and pressing.5133 Sherbrooke St.West {Near Vendome) \u2014 Eopert Abt Weaving _ INVISIBLE REWEAVING LOW PRICES 2055 St.Catherine St.West WA.7675 Tears, Burns, Etc.Wilbank 2443 LADIES, Montreal each afternoon SALADA TEA 1294 St.Andre » FREE = Afternoon Tea! come and bring your friends.Enjoy healthful exercise and good fun, bowling on our spacious air conditioned alleys.Bowling from 1 p.m.to 4 p.m.Free afternoon tea and biscuits will be served at four o'clock in the adjoining luncheon hall, also beautifully decorated and air conditioned for your comfort.Remember this invitation is extended to the ladies of MONTREAL BOWLING - ACADEMY Cor.St.Catherine, opposite Dupuis Freres Completely Air Conditioned until September 10th.DAVID'S BISCUITS HA.4641 (as a cushion for the elbows).So TIRE IE EE En, i heel ©! iy 1 Gil [4 x.M; 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But what kind of sauca \u2019 ?21 is this?And just how it is to be Tomorrow 5 Dinner eaten with the lettuce ?\u201d All Measurements are Level Recipe Serves Four Iceberg Lettuce with Cocktail Sauce Smothared Pork Tenderloin Sweet Potatoes, Mixed Pickles Cocktail Sauce Cauliflower en Casserole \u201cIts a sharp cocktail sauce Chilled Bartlett Pears that's a favorite with the gentle- Caraway Cream Cheese men and also the ladies.Crisp Hot or Iced Coffee or Tea iceberg lettuce tastes most ap- Milk (Children) petizing with this sauce, so Ix thought it cculd be \u2018dunked\u2019 in it.erate oven, 375 F.Serve with a I personally always eat the core gravy made from the drippings of the lettuce, it tastes so good.\u201d |i the pan.\u201cI am particularly fond of ice- Cauliflower en Casserole lrerg lettuce, too, Chef, because it Thorougaly wash a cauliflower stays so fresh and crisp.Like all |; cold salted water to remove any fresh leafy vegetables, iceberg let- insects.Separate into fleurettes tuce should not be allowed to soak that is the natural sections.Oil or th cold water When ft comes from margarine a casserole; put in the e marke © core shou e CU cauliflower with 11 tbsps, butter; out, and the head of lettuce held add 1 tsp.salt and boiling water core up under a gentle stream of to almost cover.Put on a lid and cod water rom Cu tap Lo wash bake about 30 min., or until crisps out any dirt.Lel IL drain a fe) tender.The liquid will be largely minutes, than wrap in waxed paper evaporated.If desired half water and store in refrigerator.It will and half tomato juice may be used keep crisp for several days.for especially good flavor.\u201cA head of iceberg lettuce pre- pears with Caraway Cream Cheese pared in this way can be used as a ; natural salad bow] for the service Wash and chill 1 Bartlett pear of a fine shrimp, tuna, lobster or for each person.Serve with fruit egg salad.To do this, pull open knives and caraway cream cheese the lettuce leaves from the core to spread on the pear as it is sliced.end, to form a \u2018bowl\u2019.Fill this Caraway Cream Cheese: To a 3 with the salad mixture; spread °Z- Cream cheese add 1 tbsp.sweet mayonnaise on top and decorate °F Soured cream and 2 tsps.cara- with olives or capers.Place on a| Way seed.Beat and stir until big round plate and pour over a Creamy, then chill.little French dressing.Then in the TRICK OF THE CHEF open spaces between the outer| For flavor unique use half apple lettuce leaves, tuck a few shrimp, juice or cider and water in ripe or green olives.smothering the pork tenderloin.Iceberg Lettuce with Cocktail _ Sauce Extra Canning Care Shred crisp iceberg lettuce and cut into bite-sized pieces.Serve in Brings Extra Pleasure individual bowls with a small dish of cocktail sauce in which to| Like to have a bit of summer's \u201cdunk\u201d the lettuce.sun to brighten next winter's Cocktail Szuce: In a small bowl meals?Then be extra careful in combine 1% c.tomato ketchup or {the way you prepare, storé, and chili sauce, 14 c.lemon juice, 6|plan canned foods for the coming drops tabasco sauce, 1 tsp.salt, wintry days.Those precious jars 2 tsps.Worcestershire sauce and can provide almost endless variety 1, c.prepared horse-radish.Serve (in winter menus.W if possible in small individual Jars should be clean and dry.glasses or paper cups.Label, if you like, specifying the Smothered Pork Tenderloin date canned; canned foods prefer- Season 2 Ibs.fresh pork tender- ably should be used up within 12 loin with salt and pepper and |to 16 months.Storage space should sprinkle with 2 tbsps.flour.Place |be dry and dark.Open\u2019 shelves on a low rack in a deep pan that should have dark curtains to keep can be covered.Dot with 2 tbsps.|Out light and dust.Foods Keep butter or margarine; surround |better if stored in a cool, well- with half-peeled sweet potatoes, ventilated place.Freezing spoils Pour in enough water to barely |flavor and texture and is likely reach the rack.Cover the pan tight to cause jare to break.LA Molded fish or meat molds solv the hot weather main course pro, lem.Delicate, wholesome ang tractive, they can be made carly in the day when it is cooler a kept ready in the refrigeraty, Served with hot.vegetables ang 1 fruit dessert, these protein moldy ease hot weather kitchen work, Tuna Fish Mola (8 servings) One envelope unflavoreq gel.tine, 1 cup milk, 2 egg yolks, % teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon Prepare mustard, 3 teaspoon Tabase, tablespoons mild vinegar or lemon juice, 2 cups flaked tuna fish, 9 tablespoons diced pimiento, - diced celery.Soften gelatine in cold mj in top of double boiler.Put over boiling water and stir until gels.tine is dissolved.Combine the eg, yolks, salt, mustard and Tabasey and beat slightly.Add small amount of the milk to the egg yy a Cup oo |mixture and return to double boiler.Cook over hot, not boiling water, stirring constantly, yy mixture thickens.Remove from heat; cool.Stir in lemon juice flaked tuna, pimiento and celery, Turn into 7 by 31-inch loaf pan and chill until firm.Unmolq ang garnish the top with sliced stuffej olives.Arrange tomato wedges and cucumber slices around mol, Jellied Meat Loaf (8 servings) One envelope unflavored gelatine, Le cup cold water, 14 cups hot water, 2 bouillon cubes, 4 teaspoon salt, 2 tablespoons lemon juice, 13, cups finely diced cooked meat (use cooked ham, ve) chicken or luncheon meat), !; cup finely diced celery, 1 teaspon horseradish, 2 tablespoons diced pimiento.Soften gelatine in cold water, Add hot water, bouillon cubes and salt and stir until dissolved.Ad lemon juice.Chill until mixture is the consistency of unbeaten eg whites.Stir in the meat, celery, horseradish and pimiento.Tum into loaf pan or individual molds and chill until firm.Unmold and garnish with lettuce and serv with mayonnaise, or French dressing.For a dinner menu, serve jellied meat loaf, parsley new potatos, green beans and almonds, cucum ber and carrot sticks, radish, mixed fresh fruit, coffee, milk Can you French fry onions?Why sure, if you have time, Pel the large onions; slice thin; seps rate into rings.Dip single ring into batter with a fork; then fry in hot fat at 385 until gold brown.Drain on paper towels ad sprinkle with salt.\u2014_\u2014 fect storage place.Next best is à dry, unheated basement which bn fairly cool in summer and abort freezing in winter.A safe ruled to keep home canned foods whet ever you keep groceries and con mercially canned goods.Canned food usually has bells color and flavor if kept coverd with liquid, but don't open Ji to replace liquid which has dise appeared.To keep liquid at the proper level, use fresh, tend produce; hot pack it; pack loos} leave 1 inch of head space ™ move air bubbles if food is ( packed or if bubbles are noticeable when hot packing.Use \u2018 ners according to instruction Processing at an uneven rate speed in pressure cooker of water batch draws liquid out jars.Skinny men, womé! gain 5,10, 15 bs Get Now Pep, Vim, Vigor » pis bof What à thrill! Bony limbs fll out: PS ut an up; neck no longer scrawny: bo fre d e se and roast about an hour in a mod- An insulated pantry is the per- Use For The all made of Ca with tempt about jugg vegetable d other meals Fo include at 1 {hese should In addition, serving of 1 madishes, ce pe substitut: Following that will de vegetable di SWEET ! 2 tablespc syrup, 2 Cup toes, ¥% cup Yrorange (] eggs.Add fat, juice, and gr ei sweet pot egg yolks Fold in stiff pour into a and bake slo (350 degrees or until pude TOMA 115 pound spoons flavo lt, 8 eggs.potatoes, 2 (up evaporat Canadian ch Peel and d mough wate moon salt a about 20 n water and r vill be about foes and 15 thiek sauce « water and mi in egg yolks told in the ch tg whites.E in a moderaf F} until se Berves eight TOMAT wi Remove th centres of tomatoes cu from the cob can; put thy of a meat § Pepper, salt, il the cavi ud pour a butter or may tomato; baké degrees F.) | FIVE-MH Heat 3 ¢ quarts of sh immer for fix 3 tables 8 tablespoon to this blen little of the the cabbage to four min time.Season] tnd pepper Nerves six, Th SITUATIO ited for a Dome of fri WRONG ree days ks you to 0 do so, RIGHT W Îiree days ¥ise to ove, twas first Care ig ake or pie ard) center Quctg as mj 8 to à red ein foods, q re Jhandied rarticular]y ritiea) spa eather, 1 \" meat, a ! all need og ee ais Work t molds Soly course prop, 3ome and at, Made egy, 8 cooler an refrigeraty, tables and à rotein moig, chen work, old 8) avored gel.°88 yolks, § 00N prepare n Tabasca, 3 Bar or lemon tuna fish, 9 ento, 14 cup cold milk j, Put over ir until Bel.1bine the ege and Tabasey Add smay ) the egg yolk 1 to double t, not boiling, stantly, until temove from lemon juice, o and celery, inch loaf pan Unmold and sliced stuffed mato wedges around mold, Loaf 5s) lavored gela- iter, 14 cups on cubes, 2Spoons lemon diced cooked ham, veal, meat), 13 cup , 1 teaspoon espoons diced n Cold- water, lion cubes and issolved.Add until mixture \u201cunbeaten egg meat, celery, miento.Tum dividual molds Unmold and ce and serve French dress- u, serve jellied new potatoes, monds, cucum- icks, radisha, offee, milk.fry onions?ave time, Petl ice thin; seps p single rings fork; then fry 5 until golden per towels and \u2014 Next best is à ment which ¥ mer and abort A safe rule 8 ed foods wher eries and com goods.ally has bette £ kept covered ont open ja which has di ) liquid at fresh, tendet t; pack loostlh ead space; ™ if food is col les are notice king.Use ca o instruction uneven rate cooker or hl g liquid out 1, Wome 150s iL Vim, Vigor 20e « s fill out: ue ee A ed Fresh Garden «Vegetables For Attractive Summer Meal The all-vegetable main meal is most appealing.and colorful if ade of carefully chosen combinations of fresh vegetables and served with about tempting garnishes and accompaniments.And if you are clever juggling your marketing and menus, - purchases made for a vegetable dinner will provide the vegetable or salad part of several other meals.fo be attractive and well-balanced, the vegetable plate should, include at least three fresh vegetables in addition to potatoes.One of these should be cooked with milk, cheese or eggs to balance the meal.In addition, there should be something crisp and crunchy \u2014 a small ing of raw.vegetable salad in a cup -of lettuce, cucumber slices, servi : yadishes, celery, carrot sticks or olives.Grilled fruit may, if desired, 1 substituted for one of the vegetables.Following ave recipes\u2019 for dishes *\u2014 that will do much to make your vegetable dinners more enjoyable.SWEET POTATO PUDDING 5 tablespoons fat, Jz cup corn syrup, 2 cups \u2018mashed sweet potatoes, % cup milk, 14 teaspoon salt, 1 orange (juice and rind), 1 or 2 eggs.Add fat, salt, syrup, orange juice, and grated rind to hot mash- ci sweet potatoes.Add the beaten gg yolks and milk.Beat well.Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites, pour into a greased baking dish wd bake slowly in moderate oven (350 degrees F.) about 30 minutes, or until pudding sets.Serves six.TOMATO SOUFFLE 14 pounds potatoes, 2 tablespoons flavorful fat, 4 teaspoon salt, 8 eggs, 12 cup water from potatoes, 2 tablespoons\u2019 flour, 4 wp evaporated milk, 1 cup grated Canadian cheese.; Peel and dice potatoes.Add just mough water to cover, 15 teaspoon salt and boil until tender, shout 20 minutes.Drain, save water and mash potatoes.There will be about 3 cups mashed potatoes and !, cup water.Make a thick sauce of the fat, flour, salt, water and milk.Add potatoes.Beat in egg yolks one at a time.Then fod in the cheese and stiffly beaten gg whites.Bake in a greased dish.in a moderate oven (350 degrees F) until set, about 40 minutes.ferves eight to ten.\u2019 TOMATOES STUFFED WITH CORN Remove the -top and scoop out tntres of smooth, well-ripened timatoes cut some tender corn frm the cob or use niblets from an; put through the fine knife o & meat grinder.Season with pepper, salt, and a little sugar.Fill the cavities of the tomatoes, ud pour a teaspoon of melted butter or margarine on top of each tomato; bake in a hot oven (425 degrees F.) 15 to 20 minutes.FIVE-MINUTE CABBAGE Heat 3 cups of milk, add 2 quarts of shredded cabbage, and simmer for about two minutes.fix 3 tablespoons of flour with 3 tablespoons of melted fat.Add 0 this blended flour and fat a ttle of the hot milk.Stir into the cabbage and cook for three lo four minutes, stirring all the time.Season to taste with sait Md pepper and serve at once.Serves six, The Better Way SITUATION: You have been in- ted for a three-day visit in the fome of friends, RONG WAY: If, when the ree days are up, your hostess Ms jou to stay longer, feel free 0 do so, i MIGHT WAY: Go when the Te days are up.It is seldom lite to overstay an invitation as Was first given, -_\u2014 Le is needed in storing any an or pie with cream-filled (cus- » b centers, and such pork pro- tS 23 mild-cured ham.Accofd- .p À recent bulletin, soft pro- re hos, especially those that arto in preparation, are ti arly subject to fast and ath spoilage during warm hi er.Dishes containing egg, ih Ph gelatin, poultry or 0 Need to be kept where it's Fashion Mints ss Po - There's a good dash of Scotch in fall fashions as \"laids register well in casual and college fashions as well as for town sults and coats.A good choice for the first Dug day-of Autumn might well be t s neat street dress In red and grey worsted.Extended \u2018\u201cnewsboy\u201d peplum above a slim skirt that is detailed with a lap-over pleat in back.The belt is of gunmetal patent leather.A GRILLS THREE AT ONCE \u201cShort-order\u201d cooking, whether done in the kitchen, playroom, or trailer, can now be simplified with the Menu-Master, large-capacity electric griddle, recently introduced by Westinghouse.The 120- square-inches of grill surface al- THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1949 Tasty Gelatine Dishes Aid 0 = \"For \u2018Women ona reducing det, here are two.low-calorie recipes that taste good, provide protein and contain the minimum of those dreaded weight-producing calories.They are made with unflavored gelatine which is without sugar and carries supplementary protein, .) They .can be served in the regular family meal.For the non- dieters, mayonnaise can be use with the salad and whipped crear or chocolate sauce with the des- \u2018sert.; .Low Calorie Perfection Salad .One envelope unflavored gelatine, 34 cup cold water, 3% cup hot water, 9 !4-grain saccharine tablets or 3 tablespoons sugar, 1; teaspoon salt, 4 cup mild vinegar, 12 cup finely shredded cabbage, 1% cup diced celery, % cup grated carrot, 2 tablespoons minced green Soften ge.atine in- cold water.Add hot water, saccharine ar sugar and salt and stir until gelatine is dissolved.Add vinegar.Chill until mixture is the consistency of unbeaten egg whites.Stir in cab bage, celery, carrot and green pepper.Turn into large or individual molds and -chill until firm.Unmold on lettuce and serve with cottage chzese dressing.Fit it into this meénu for weight-watchers: Broiled lean meat or fish, grilled timato, summer squash,\u2019 low calorie perfection salad, small wedge melon, glass skim milk.Low Calorie Chiffon Dessert One envelope unflavored gelatine, 2 cups cold skim milk, 12 14 -grain saccharine tablets or 1; cup sugar, }4 teaspoon salt, 2 eggs, separated, 14 teaspoons vanilla.Soften gelatine in cold milk in sugar and salt and stir until gela- boiling water.Add saccharine or tine is dissolved.Beat egg yolks slightly.Slowly pour small amount of the hot mixture over egg yolks.Return to double boiler and cook over hot, not boiling, water, stirring constantly, until mixtuce coats the spoon.Remove from heat; add vanilla.Chill until mixture is slightly thicker than the consistency of unbeaten egg whites.Beat egg whites until stiff.Fold the gelatine: mixture into the beaten egg whites.Turn into one- quart\u2019 mold and chill until firm.Unmould and serve with mixed früits.at one time, or 11 quarter-pound hamburgers, six to eight eggs, or an ample supply of pancakes, or bacon.The griddle has a 1,000- in a one-plece aluminum grid.Miss Shirley Brett To Replace Edna May As CBM Commentator A new woman commentator will be heard on CBM, Monday pepper.* PAGE ELEVEN Reducing SLENDERIZER\u2014Low caloric chiffon dessert is an ace in the reducing diet.top of double boiler.Place over- low for grilling three sandwiches koe BAKERY GOODS Cakes and Pastries for all occasions ® Everything Guaranteed Home-Made ¢ } We specialize \u2018in : HOME-COOKED MEATS Choose from our large variety including Virginia Ham, Roast Beef, Tongue, Roast Stuffed Chicken, etc.EIOENER'S CONFECTIONERY 4966 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST DE.5010 (Near Claremont) 1410 STANLEY ST.caste sie.Suites 412 - 413 LA.3022 watt Corox heating element, cast | to Friday, beginning August 22.She is Shirley Brett who will broadcast each morning, at 10.35 EDT., a îten-minute commentary on events in the news, happenings in and around Montreal, visits to colourful epots and institutions and numerous other interesting items.She will also tell about interviews with resident and visiting | notables, some of whom she will bring to the microphone.Shirley Brett comes to Montreal from CBL in Toronto.She was born and brought up in Gait, Ont., and always wanted a job in radio.She started her professional career as a school teacher then went to a Brantford newspaper as women's editor.After two years, she enrolled in the School of Journalism, at Western University, and graduated last spring with honors and special recommendation from her professors to go into radio.She has broadcast all summer on CBL and ccmes to Montreal to replace Edna May, now in Geneva, Switzerland.Listeners will hear from Edna May on Shirley Brett's program.The former CBM commentator, who left Canadian radio to become Mrs, Paul Guttman, is writing a experiences as a continental housewife, letters which will be read SHIRLEY BRETT series of letters describing her | on the air by Miss Brett.ous ahe., ofl Rs, SCENTS.SENSE?There's no sense in wearing clothes scented with stale tobacco, perspiration or cleaning odor.Avoid scents, use sense, send.your cleaning to us.MODERN METHOD DEPENDABLE ODORLESS CLEANING ALL WORK GUARANTEED PICK UP and DELIVERY SERVICE Dry Cleaners & Dyers Co.Lid.1205 Church Ave.- TRenmore 6679 Er Td Les iC kK Lk i.Ë + 4 ¥ rman on tm aE re a Se Et \u2014\u2014 ast canard on os 2 - 7 Tee A via Wetheg, epd at 12 Lem A @AGE TWELVE THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1949 3 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 a \u2014\u2014 lai \u2014\u2014 ee \u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY \u2014\u2014 The reason why it is dangerous to fall from a height is that the speed of a falling body increases, so that the farther we fall the greater the force with which we strike the ground.Licensed DRESS - DESIGNING » School À PARIS TEACHING SYSTEM COTNOIR CAPPONI ESTABLISHED 1932 Day and Evening Annual Exhibition - Diplom.Opening Sept.13 at 2.00 p.m.Limited Accommodation Now Open For REGISTRATION Daily 2 - 4 P.M, 2019 CUY STREET THE FAMILY SCRAPBOOK By Dr.Ernest G.Osborne It Feels Good Billy kicks up the warm dust with bare feet.Mary Anne picks a handful of alfalfa and runs the cool leafy stems through her fingers.Johnny and Susan, Deborah and Jack find all sorts of sensations in the simple things about them, The smell of honeysuckle, the \u201csquashy\u201d feel of a mud pud- die, the drowsy \u2018hum of insects \u2014 all these are a part of the summer life of happy youngsters.Even in the city, there are sensory experiences that bring simple joys to children.Sometimes we parents, forgetting our own childhood, become a little impatient with such activities.We tell Billy to stop kicking up dust, scold Mary Anne for getting her hands stained and in other ways step in and spoil the youngsters\u2019 fun.We can't see any value in these simple things.It's all just a nuisance.Such experiences are a real part of growing boys\u2019 and girls\u2019 learn- LA COMMISSION SCOLAIRE DE SAINT-LEON-DE-WESTMOUNT Academie Saini-Leen \u2014 360 Avenue Clarke Pa- permission spéciale du Conseil de l'Instruction Publique, la seule école de la province ayant un cours de Lettres-Sciences, similaire au High School anglais et conduisant à l'Immatrieulation.Il y a place encore pour quelques élèves dans les classes du cours élémentaire (lère à 7e année)l\u201cet dans la classe.de Be année (lère du cours Lettres-Sciences) pour les élèves ayant terminé la septième année et obtenu leur certificat d'études primaires-élémentaires.Information et inscription: ; Fr.Directeur, FI.2843 ou FI.1642 OUVERTURE DES CLASSES, 6 septembre SIR GEORGE WILLIAMS BUSINESS SCHOOL (of the Montreal Y.M.C.A.) New classes every month School open 12 months a year DAY DIVISION General Office course \u2014 Bookkeepers' course Stenographic course - Secretarial course Subjects include Shorthand, Typewriting, Stenographic Practice, Bookkeeping, Business Arithmetic, Business English and Correspondence, Spelling, Office Practices, Business Office Machines, Filing, Principles of Business, Employment Guidance .EVENING DIVISION A similar range of business subjects together with a group of technical subjects.Information from the Director 1441 DRUMMOND ST., MONTREAL, MA.8331 « TELEVISION s RADIO « ELECTRICITY RECISTER NOW for Courses Starting Sept.6th Office Hours: Daily 9 to 5 \u2014 Evenings 7 to 9 CANADIAN SCHOOL OF ELECTRICITY .282 Ontario St.W., Montreal, P.Q.8 Telephone \u2014 HA.4745 EB STREET ing.The simple pleasures give a tang to everyday living that's worthwhile, With all the \u201cdusty\u201d things there are to do, we should not begrudge our children or ourselves the satisfactions of these earthy experiences.(Copyright, 1949, by United Feature Syndicate, Inc.) CLIP AND SAVE The slot of a pillar-box slopes upward for two reasons: to keep out the wet when it rains and to make it difficult for unauthorized persons to get the letters out of the box.ROWLAND'S TUTORIAL © Classes and ivate tuiti SCHOOL e Matriculation in one year 69 Bruce Ave.© McGill Supplementals Phone FI.1339 @\u2019 High School Grades.ESTABLISHED 1922 WEST END Business College Req'd.\u2019 Day and Evening Classes (Both Sexes) COMMERCIAL STENOGRAPHIC, SECRETARIAL, COMPTOMETER COURSES.Gregg, Pitman's and Boyd's Shorthand Wilbank 4208 1426 Mackay St.| Peter Pan Nursery School Private Kindergarten Special programme arranged for Children from 3 to 6 years.RE-OPENING WEDNESDAY, SEPT, 14th RESTRICTED ENROLMENT Particulars on Application Miss Elizabeth Veitch 52 Academy Road EL, 4310 Sc STE CLASSICAL INSTITUTE OF DRESS DESIGNING School of Designing and Sewing x _ 1821 St.Catherine St.W.SKETCHING DRAPING DESIGNING SEWING Fall Opening Sept.19th REGISTER NOW FI.2908 MARGUERITE FORTIER director Catholic High School 3465 DUROCHER STREET Conducted by the PRESENTATION BROTHERS Experienced staff; character bulld- ing; organized athletics; gym naslum; central location.Accredited high school and college preparatory, Junior and Senior Matriculation, Separate Junior and Commercial Departments.The Principal \u2018may be seen dally from 3, to 4 pm, nd at other times - pointment, by ap Registration Commences August 22nd School Reopens September 6th Telephones: MArquette 2713-187.SECRETARIAL COURSE Includes intensive training in commercial subjects; as stenography, ete, als special.Graham features: PUBLIC SPEAKING PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE BUSINESS MACHINES PERSONALIZED INSTRUCTION IN SOCIAL AND CULTURAL QUALIFICATIONS COLLEGE GRADE CERTIFIED INSTRUCTORS \u2019 GRAHAM GRADUATES MORE ESS COLLEGE * BUSIN AND MORE IN DEMAND DE.2242 4914 Sherbrooke W.A Distinguished School for Westmount The Discriminating Stud J.PHILIP PAGE, ing Student A.P.A., Princ.DAY and EVENING CLASSES CANADA COLLEGE @ @ MONTREAL ge Founded by Dr.C S.FOSBERY in-1909 .A day school for boys with accommodation for a limited number of woekly boarders.; The school takes boys of all ages from FIRST GRADE to SENIOR MATRICULATION.Its main scholastic aim is to prepare boys for entrance to university.Its spacious playing field, its gymnasium and shooting range, the new memorial library and recreation room give ample opportunity for training in games and for the building of character, The school\u2019s Cadet Corps is affiliated to the Royal Montreal Regiment.! Enquiries should be sent to the Headmaster, D.8.Penton, B.A.(Oxon).School reopens on Wednesday, September 7th, at 9.00 am.New boys are expected to report on Tuesday, Sept.6th.They will be advised by mail of the exact time.Sir George Williams College td OF THE MONTREAL Y.M.C.A ARTS, SCIENCE, AND COMMERCE College courses for High School graduates {men and women) leading le two years to diploma of Associate in Arts, Science, or Commerce, in four years to degree of B.A, B.Sc.or B.Com, Equivalent courses day ond evening.AND SIR GEORGE WILLIAMS SCHOOLS BUSINESS Business School open to both men and women, Secretarial, Stenographi and Bookkeeping courses, ten months in length in day division, similar courses in evening division.FINE AND APPLIED ART Professional and business-time training in all branches of fine and Come mercial Art, including drawing and painting, modelling and sculpture; portraiture, poster design, fashion drawing, textile design illustrations advertising art.Day and Evening.Coeducational, .EVENING ELEMENTARY AND HIGH SCHOOLS Evening classes In elementary grades (V, Vi and VII) for young people and à special class for adults, leading fo high school entrance; Completé four-year evening high school leading to high school graduation.General Mathematics-Science, or Commercial Courses.Preparation for High School leaving if desired; * Information from the Registrar 1441 Drummond Street.Montreal, MA.8331 ee Sue's pu closet wit floor for dolls\u2019 war which ho a minimu Sippi his atts Lee \u2014 U.CL.A average couldn\u2019 bere is nomena busines: was Vir! Los Ar somewh major n the peal loves hi tives ar: profit o fore it 1 Nonethe enough to fessional li & long a or an ins protect hu against fi has progr: tide inves \u2018You mi; tend to thy \u201cTou won tafes and b and such.sure ou tl, we h and kids t However) bis money he's unfan profitable trains hon teers cleal avocadoes He also ion comp syndicates ind severa not appear.likes ang STG BRIDA > training bjects: as Ca also features: LOPMENT JANCE ES STRUCTION ULTURAL CERTIFIED TES MORE MAND chool for 3 Student > CLASSES R A E - a limited I' GRADE He alm is 1 shooting room give e building ed to the er, D.§ t 9.00 a.m, Sept.6th.C.A leading i ree.in four es day an S enographkÿ sion, similar > and Com d_ sculpture; illustrations ung people \" Complete n.Gener Direct From Hollywood x By Jack Hirshberg \\ LADD PLAYS IT SAFE HOLLYWOOD, Aug.17 \u2014 Ever since Alan Ladd spent two hours in Montreal en route to London's Command Performance last year, taking time off from his hurried schedule to telephone my father and say howdy, I've intended to devote a column to the quiet, good- ho has never made k\u2014 - .d guy who his contihuing popularity as a movie idol, these enterprises are solid businesses.\u201cYou know, Jack\u201d, he confided, \u201cninety percent of our income goes in taxes.Now, Pm not complaining.1 consider it a real privilege to pay for our freedom.Nonetheless, taxation does deplete our wide- ly-publicized incomes by about nine tenths.Then we have other expenses \u2014 \u2018such as wages, agents commission, secretprlal costs.I employ four girls just to keep the.typewriters hot answering let- lets.\u201d As Ladd points out, in many ways an actor is like a factory.Actors produce a definite product, call it what you will, and that is all they have to sell.If the public ever tires of it, the actor must turn \u201cto another business \u2014 or starve.ture Le financially unsuccessful picture.Last week Ladd and \u2018his frau, gue Carol, moved into their fine new home near Bel Air.It\u2019s an ultra-modern abode built around 4 swimming pool \u2014 Al's a former champion diver \u2014 yet its modern design does not interfere with its warm livability.It incorporates several of Ladds pet innovations, including a cubicled closet for gue's purses, a special clothes closet with rack two feet above the floor for their baby daughter's dolls' wardrobe, and a built-in rack which holds 20 pair of trousers in a minimum of space.Sipping a Coke with Al and his attractive daughter, Carol * Lee \u2014 who starts college at U.CL.A.with a high A-minus average in September \u2014 I couldn't help but realize that here is one of the few phe- pomena of present day show business.À decade back Alan was virtually unknown outside Los Angeles, where he was somewhat of à busy radio actor.He became a star in \u201cThis Gun For Hire\u201d, his first major movie, and he\u2019s been at the peak ever since.The public loves him, and studio executives are able to guarantee a profit on a Ladd feature before it is even made.Nonetheless, Ladd is smart enough to realize an actor's professional life ordinarily doesn\u2019t run\u2019 i long as a real estate broker's or an insurance agents.So, to protect his family and himself ainst future uncertainties, he Iss programmed a series of outside investments.\"You might ask why actors don\u2019t tend to their acting,\u201d smiled Ladd.\u2018Tow wonder why they invest in cafes and ball clubs and gold mines ind such, All we're trying to do is assure our future income.After tl, we have families to support tnd kids to educate, too.\u201d However, Al\u2019s not one to sink bis money in business with which les unfamiliar.His ranch is a profitable affair.He raises and tins horses, raises hogs, but teers clear of such gambles as fvocadoes and citrus fruit.He also owns a radio transcrip- ton company which produces and Andicates his own show, \u2018Box 13\u201d, and several series wherein he does If appear.These are pursuits he kes and knows.Irrespective of * * * Of course, it isn't likely Ladd will hit the breadlines, even in the distant future.Like Bing Crosby, Bob Hope and Clark Gable, he has a tremendously loyal following.And there will always be a demand for the fast-moving action with which Alan is identified.Nonetheless, he's a Ladd \u2014 pardon the pun \u2014 who believes in being prepared.- It's too bad more movie idols aren't as level-headed as he.Wallis Acquires Story For Martin and Lewis HOLLYWOOD \u2014 \u201cThe Stooge\u201d, was acquired recently by Hal Wallis Productions as a starring vehicle for Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis, sensational night club and radio comics.Preview audience reaction to the zany pair in Wallis\u2019 \u201cMy Friend Irma\u201d prompted the immediate search for a story slanted to their special talents.\u201cThe Stooge\u2019 proved ideal and Fred Finklehoffe has been signed to develop the screen play.Production is tentatively scheduled for fall at Paramount.\u201cThe Stooge\u201d is a \u201cshow business\u201d story with a special emphasis on vaudeville.The Wallis organization feels current resurgence of two-a-day *\u201cvaude\u201d, with several national circuits now in the formative stages, makes the theme particularly timely.SN THE FLAMING, ADVENTURE-FILLED STORY OF THE STRANGEST BRIDAL NIGHT ON RECORD! @ Bride ofe Vengeance GODDARD - A TY - go.Mi 8 A) PCIe CAL Sih ALBERT pf Prades TION: PArMONO Burn Ourecreq >y MITCHEUE Léeu we.TODAY and SATURDAY! THE NAN FROM COLORADO,\" tolor by Technicolor, Also \"MOTHER IS À FRESHMAN,\u201d color by Technicolor.SMERBROOKE of GREY EL 9445 pa George Gahan\u2019s Record Rendez-Vous .Well, the Montreal Festival has come and gone.The final attraction of the festival was the performance of the Masenette opera \u201cManon\u201d at Molson Stadium on the 11th.There is little need to review this, as it-has been adequately covered in the dailies, One final word, however, we would like to send out to Montreal Fes- \u2018tivals Inc, who were responsible for these splendid \u2018three weeks of art.\u201cIt seems a pity, when you get right down to it, that the Que- almost all fireproof, will not admit children under 16 -years of age.On the other hand, wherever an open air performance is held, children of all ages are allowed to attend\u201d.\u2018While the writer is full of praise for the performers and others.responsible for staging \u201cManon\u201d, he cannot truthfully say he enjoyed it.The fact of the matter was that I was sitting between two children ages about fiVe and three.While one of these dear little kiddies would be banging away on my knees with a fist of iron, the other would be crying to her \u2018Daddy\u2019 to get her a glass of milk.During the whole of the evening, the only time I was able to enjoy the opera was shortly before the final act, when both of the children fell asleep from exhaustion.We are certainly of the opinion that something should be done about this situation.About the Cabarets Above all else, lovers of popular music should not miss Rose Murphy, the \u201cChee Chee\u201d girl, who is now ending a week's stay at the Esquire .And if you want to the De Milo room of the Venus Restaurant.The Rythm Rascals, who do comic impersonations of such stars as Vaughn Monroe, Ink Spots, Al Jolson, etc., are simply amazing .Una Mae Carlisle, beautiful recording star of MGM and Victor records is currently holding forth at Ruby Foo's .We'll remember her best for her duet with the late Fats Waller on his Victor recording of \u201cI Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby\".: Tickets are now being sold by Canadian Concerts and Artists for their Nelson Eddy concert \u2018as reported last week.Coote Returning from Europe for Hope Film HOLLYWOOD \u2014 Robert Coote, well-known English actor who has appeared in British and American films, is returning from Europe to play a comedy nobleman role in \u201cWhere Men Are Men\u201d, in which Bob Hope and Lucille Ball are again teamed following their success in \u201cSorrowful Jones.\u201d Coote went to Europe for the Orson Welles picture which has been postponed.The actor has played top roles in many Hollywood hits including \u201cThree Musketeers\u201d, \u201cBerlin Express\u201d, \u201cForever Amber\u201d and \u201cThe Ghost and Mrs.Muir\u201d.In \u201cWhere Men Are Men\u201d, he joins a top- ranking supporting cast including Jack Kirkwood and Lea Penman.Blue Barron Coming To Ideal Beach Blue Barron and his orchestra has been booked by Knight Enter- prizes Reg'd., to appear at the Do- the 23rd.Blue Barron together with Art Mooney, is famous for.reviving the old time favourites, but his latest best seller is \u201cCruising Down The River\u201d which proves him as a ver- gatile and talented performer.Coming with him will be a horde of top flight musicians and vocalists, and he is expected to be one of the biggest attractions of the current season, maine Ideal Beach for Tuesday bec movie theatres, which are now : laugh, then hike yourself down to : THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1949 JOSEPH COTTEN TO ITALY FOR \"SEPTEMBER\" Joseph Cotton leaves Hollywood this week by train for New York and will sail shortly on the Ile de France en route to Rome to start his role in \u201cSeptember,\u201d Hal Wallis production for Paramount, Joan Fontaine, who has the other co-starring role, will depart for Italy as soon as her present RKO assignment is completed.She will fly to Europe when her present film ends.Wallis has arrived in Rome, PAGB THIRTEEN joining William Dieterle who will direct the picture, Exteriors will be shot at Italy locations and come pany will return to the Paramount: Studio to film interiors.EXPECTING Dorothy Lamour, leading lady in Paramount's \u201cManhandled,* expects her second child this September.She has a son, Ridgeley aged three.He appears in a scen of the suspense melodrama, pros duced by William Pine and Wile liam Thomas.; HELD OVER Last Showing TODAY! \u201cA LETTER TO THREE WIVES\" Alss \"MY DREAM IS YOURS\" STARTING SATURDAY! Plus! \u201cLOSI THE WEST.p73 TWO-GUN TECHNICOLOR! {D mmmo ventes cannes crmaresantrrgens raser THAT STAGE SMASH IS THE NEW SCREEN SCREAM FROM WARNER BROS! rao) JOHN LOVES MARY] BOPENNT FA Sr Arr ANS RTE CE ES Mr y SONALD REAGAN-JACK CARSON: EDWARD ARNOLD WAYNE MORRIS « VIRGINIA FIELD SATE2S PATRICIA NEAL mascne a DAVID BUTLER - mescons sw JERRY WALD + * 3 THAUL TO TNESE FAMOUS RODGERS AND MART WTS: \u201cWith A Song In My Heart\u201d \u201cBlue Moon™* *The Lady Is A Tramp\u201d \u201cWhete Or When\u201d \u201cSpring Js Here\" \u201cFalling In Love With Love\u201d BASED ON THE LIVES AND MUSIC OF RODGERS ous HART Added Attraction! > te Z\\Ü SENSATIONAL STARS! =2% TerRIFIC TUNES ! =G MusICALS IN one! 1% GREAT LOVE STORIES! X%k + x va \u20ac DENNIS O'KEEFE © \u201cWALK AR CROOKED MILE\u201d STARRING LOUIS HAYWARD LOUISE ALLBRITTON ENDS TODAY! \u201cBLOOD AND SAND\" also \"SO DEAR TO MY HEART\" color by Technicolor G.G.STARTS SATURDAY! ANCA EGP LIDAR AREY + 0 à se A i THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1949 egain 1st Pla \u2014_\u2014 ce PAGE FOURTEEN - Ascension R \u2014_\u2014 x Meet Weak Hampton Nine] > LIT DIF scension Lose ampton INine SPLIT DIFFERENCE\u2014Chuck [ The Pp ha Diering of the Cardinals exe- nsion 0se { the .cutes a passable split at the Polo e 4 fier wd .afterno un ay acdona Grounds plate scoring in the jÿ it $e .à first inning after Nippy Jones\u2019 g y dy- $ ( The \u2018hol ; Le - fly to Bobby Thomson.The cen- games | * By GEORGE COCHRANE \u2019 4 ter fielder o throw, got away T S H ° in à do! anal av .fe dle es rom Ray Mueller.e umpire i die Ascension have regained the top spot in this see-saw battle for 5 is Lon Warneke.Four-run sev- 0 ° enn Pls first place in the Snowdon Senior Fastball League that has held the à enth won for the Giants, 7-4.: until 11 attention of the fans for the past month.\u2019 = man ae A \u2014 under À The A's climbed back into the number one slot over the week-end scension Intermediates o of W.I : : two bad games out of 8 ; as Columbus dropped two games while the locals staged a two-run tem and lost t} ot thelr , club, a eleventh inning rally to shade Robitaille Motors 7-5 at Macdonald of the City Pla dualifying Tous ponents Park Sunday afternoon in the week's \u2018most gripping spectacle.The sult.On Sunday they 3 8 In full tale of this tense battle, the Westmounters\u2019 second 11-inning ped by a powerfui St drop.The Pp game in a week, will be found elsewhere in this section.squad, 7-1.Rusty Kin Heng tion, pr The Ascensionites should be able to strengthen their hold on the charged with the defeat \u201d hoy of an top rung of the ladder at Mac-* he tossed a neat six hitter oy ad of donald Park this Sunday afternoon [teams clashing.If the laddies hit the only home run ot i and the when they do battle with the|stick to their constitution, the ball game to break the St, i some fi cellar-dwelling Hampton nine in |semi-final rounds will be best of shut-out.On Monday the St, Her, by recel the bottom half of the regular five games affairs.There's a move ri team qualified for further ply.wm.Ei sabbath doubleheader.afoot, however, to have the semi\u2019s off honors when they downe 0 of QLB COMING UP extended to best of seven.Westmounters 9-3.Denis Strip ; venirs 0 Games scheduled for the coming If the standings remain as they was knocked out of the boc 1 play.EV week in the Snowdon Senior Fast- |are at present, which seems quite the second inning with Ruy ried aw: ball League are as follows: _ |likely, Ascension will meet Robi- King again hurling a neat on memorie Tonight, N.D.G.Park: Stein- [taille in one semi-final round and test.| amongst berg\u2019s vs Robitaille.Columbus will hook up with the In the league ti C Jay entiem Sunday afternoon, Macdonald |hot and cold Steinberg's squad sion came trom\u2019 boning na Pit Park: Coluribus vs Robitaille; |in the other.seventh inning to ey = tured by Ascension.vs Hampton.\u2018 LEAGUE STANDINGS .game of the best of fiv Pt second I Sunday night at N.D.G.Park: W.L.Pet.GBL.with Robitaill Ive Serle b re Robitaille Motors vs St.Augus- Ascension ._.18 8 09 \u2014 e.They won fy Cub T° Ou Columbus ©1222! SI 18 10 68 1 : game last Friday 84 to moy fifth anc tine's.Robitaille .16 10 615 3 Era : , Baile 2 vs one up, while St.A Le d Regular league games will be Delnberés ge 8 5 5 3, > 77 thir series up wih onto oJ CPR.played at Tremholme Park On |Humpton ne eee 4 25 \u2018138 151 \u2019 ° ° wit xford at Ce Monday evening and at Macdo- Note: These standings do not Shelley s 11th Inning Homer Gives Ce Ages st i.The nald on Wednesday.include the result \u2018of the Ascen- ° ° .ee oSt on Friday 134 o the Playoffs will likely start the |sion-t.Augustine's game plaved Ascension 7-5 Win Over Robitaille |}.rentre der chine à fi DOS week before Labour Day with the |àt \"Macdonald Park Wednesday itter for the Oxford team.Owen memoral first and third, second and fourth night \u2014_\u2014 Mäloney took the defeat, on collectio {000507 SNOWDON ITEMS A two-run homer by rookie Frank Shelley gave Ascension a Tuesday, Oxford dropped th main EASTERN TOWNSHIPS Tommy Brennan, Ascension\u2019s narrow 7-5 win over Robitaille Motors in a tense, thrill-packed Sécond contest 8-3 putting the gatherin fast stepping rentrefietder and Snowdon Senior Fastball League battle played before 1,500 fans at Series on an even scale.The thirg The re third baseman, will be returning Macdonald Park Sunday afternoon, te is being played tonight at mount C PLEASANT VIEW HOTEL to Halifax at the end of Sep- Shelley's circuit smash came in the last half of the eleventh.The «ford Park.ary Toul NORTH HATLEY tember for another season with SCOre was tied, 5-5, Tommy Brennan was on first, two were out, .eral's Cc Situated beautiful Lake M the Haligonian entry in the Mari- When Paul Laurin, the fireballing ace of the Robitaille mound corps Ascension Tie pl ituated on beautiful Lake Mas- l'times puck circuit.Harv rved izzli i i insi ; against sawippi, 90 miles from Montreal.s P cuit.arvey served up a sizzling pitch that would have nicked the inside corner S ° y first r ROUTE 1 TO MAGOG pobitatle.backer of the Robi- of the plate.But Shelley stepped into the horsehide, sent it screaming teinberg $ Mo in 0 Boating, Fishing.Bathing, Golfing, taille Motors nine, mevutned ao on a line to centre field.The ball took a bad, high hop over Howie the Gre Tennis, Dancing and Riding.chard last wecloend.\u2018\u2019Three weeks Ashton's head and Shelley toured the hassocks.Ascension\u2019s Snowdon Senior Club, w Ee able Rata! A is too long,\u201d he opined.There'll The home run was Shelley's first Fastball League entry got nui excellent e s , ven : .; : Lee For »'.particulars regarding rates be three umpires on hand for all hit of the game.Previously he had three of the Westmounters\u2019 tallies.ed in thelr second tie game with the oppo etc.write or phone 2.John McKey Snowdon loop games from now struck out twice in the contest.Ascension notched their other runs > week at N.D.G.Park last Fridsy tion of Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.2773 until the curtain is rung down Homers Costly in the first and third frames, Noel 2.3, nb Se it em pans, u rt on the 1949 season in October.It was home runs which gave |Romney scoring both times after |\" Mine-Inning draw with Sting ie piaye Paul Saindon, strikeout king of Ascension the verdict Sunday.|Peating out infield hits.berg's.The game was called at thy their ga MANO R the Snowdon loop with 207 whif- Dave Harvie came through with This was a gripping struggle all end of the ninth because of dark were not I BROME LAKE feroos to his credit, is rumoured one in the fifth with two mates [the way between two well- ness., | alter tw FOSTER, QUE.to have parted company with aboard to account for another matched, cop-flight clubs.Both Ascension outhit the Steinberg.Steinberg s.Without him, the teams came through with super- ers 10 to 7 but Steinbergs left the Sh Il , Good Fishing, Boating, Tennis Steinberg\u2019s chances of getting pitcher Paul Laurin not to give [lative fielding gems when they greaterq number of men stranded e Fully Licensed Hotel and Cabins anywhere in the playoffs will be |the Ascension rookie anything he were needed most.In the seventn °! base, 11 compared to the West (Con very dim.Frank Shelley's could hit, to let him walk if |Robitaille got themselves out of a \"OUNter's seven.Knowlton Golf Sub within % mile.game-winning homer on Sunday necessary so that the Robitail- jam when they engineered one of It was a thrill-packed tussle ir the ¢ EE da eos und Cou was his third of the season.He |lers could get Lecavalier.Laurin the sweetest double plays of th with little to choose between the and Ma cellent Food.New Dance Hall and |[had previously belted two in one |fed Shelley inside pitches \u2014 but season, shortstop Jack McKi © two teams.Both starting hurlen Laurin Grin ih Cocktail Lounge, Or- l|game.There were two out and |that seems to be where Shelley taking a flip from Steve.ack went the route.Gerry Snyder toil tfter ha iy Write Direct Ph Knowl Lecavalier coming up next when likes them.There'll be no |to force out Paul Barrette at e.ed for Steinberg\u2019s and struck ut singles, \u20ac 3 J rite Direct, or Phone Know ton Shelley connected for his sabbath {game at Macdonald Park tomor- |ond and rifling the pellet t eC\u201d four, didn\u2019t walk a man.Veteran 8 grounc N : clout.Pat Patterson had ordered row night.And so it goes.|to complete the twin Killin © first Emmett Jones allowed only seven second b ti \u2018 i Ascension pulled off an most hits, fanned three, walked two.hy it Py cd mou I identical replica of the play in In a batting way, Gord Callag- e dirt, oh | ATLA NT! e |! 6 4 the eighth with Frank Provost, han led Steinbergers with tis ot han EE ,[ | Kev Kennedy and Noel Romney for four, despite the handicap 0! à nd tou ; | i mes \u2014 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014 = figuring in the double, bad ankle, while Ascension's Dar with his Pl : Kennedy Gem Harvie also came through with 4 Gerard .Was But the fielding masterpiece of three for four performant 73 choked : the week ibl ; Steinberg\u2019s 010 101 00 Ney e i ek, possibly of the entire Ascension .010 002 oe bes the sea, season, was pulled off by Kennedy | Lilies: Snyder and Barber: Bl Lecavali \u201d .(Continued on Page 15) Empires: Sibby Mundey and À saw his N.R.BEGIN, President = behind H A ESN REE In the pi - S à k ° .0 i SCRE EIT: Pick An All Star Team § bitai ; Merely as a matter of interest to the players and fans of the eh Snowdon Senior Fastball League, and to themselves, the sports ! staff of this newspaper is asking its readers to choose a first | : and second all star team from the dozens of players who have (nde performed regularly in the Snowdon loop this season.ms ; Readers arc asked to mark their choice on the space belo\" of po i or on a separate sheet of paper if they prefer, and mail to: Sports blonde .Editor, The Monitor, 2191 Hampton Avenue.Votes will be care four hitg ; fully tabulated and the fans\u2019 all star team will be published in Played ¢ this newspaper two weeks from today.ind scon ok FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM en ru DEP .Catcher seen ea era \" or H \u201c Rheaum, ; SP teereareeneens Pitcher asc ananas 00180\" G i ooo Cudet Cee ieee Cerrina First essence nana eat\u201d five, an i Hee .sassssec000 Second Les sae sense ent for six, cree asus 0 seau as a 0000 ceo Shortstop ee oi TTR is A esasooa ares 00000000 Left RAS vate me .cerca srascecs 006 Centre ae Dee rare ce re Umpire, One Mile North ur dey, I 3 DECARIE BLVD.e Mite Nor eres RIGAE enn al i .veste de ns0 00 6000000 0000 Manager RC Cellop i - erman \u2014 | 0s ifs Il ediates gy Of their sy, lifying roug VIB ag g pg, 7 Were drope | St Hem King vu feat thougi X hitter ag TUR of thy he St.Hey the St.He, further play.downed the enis Strlnger the box iy with Rusty a neat on.\"-offs Ascen.hind in the tke the fing f five serig BY won the 8-1 to move gustine's tied h Oxford at | Friday 133 ching a five | team.Owen defeat, On dropped the putting the ile.The third d tonight at Tie lon Senior y got involve game within rk last Friday battled to à y with Stein- 5 called at the ause of darks he Steinberg- bergs left the men stranded to the West cked tussle > between the arting hurlers y Snyder toil- nd struck out man.Veteran ed only seven valked two.Gord Callag- \u20183 with thres handicap of 8 \"ension's Dase wrough with 8 rmance.; 000 \u2014 3 7 00 \u20143 108 1 Barber: Jones ndey and Alf eee eam fans of the the sports | ose a first | s who have , pace below, 1 to: Sports ill be Care: published in arene?rere\u2019 corres?at the\u2019 afternoon d in à double shift.Pisy commenced ones Were played-by' all the competitors, consisting oftwelve ends, at noon and was continued uninterruptedly, until 11:00 o'clck.The tournament was conducted most efficiently under the guidance: of a qualified Committee, under the chairmanship of W.Burnside, one of the moat prominent members of the Verdun Club, and one of the finest ex-# gonents of the game.Prizes 8ifered The prizes offered: for competi- tin, provided by the Club, were of an exceptionally\u2019 high\u2019 order, md of & very practical nature, and the winners, representative of some five Clubs, were rewarded py receiving at the hand of Mr.wm.Evans, President of the P.of QLB.A,, their well-earned souvenirs of a most delightful day's play.Even the less fortunate carried away with them the happiest memories of & day well-spent amongst a body of fine sporting gentlemen.First and third places were captured by players of the home Club, second prize went to the Lachine Cub representatives, and fourth, fifth and sixth to rinks from Notre Dame de Grace, Mount: Royal and CPR.The Verdun Club is deserving of the thanks of all bowlers of this District for providing a most memorable occasion, the happy recollection cf which will ever remain a never-to-be-forgotten gathering.The representatives of the West- mount Club escaped the preliminary round of the Governor General's Competition for which play started last week, and were drawn against the Caledonia Club in the first round, which took place Monday night, two rinks aside, on the Greens of the Mount Royal Club, which, as usual, were in excellent condition, and afforded the opportunity for a demonstration of the game on the highest plane.Unfortunately the Caledon- ie players were somewhat off their game, and the final scores were not close as anticipated, and titer twenty-one ends of play the Shelley's 11th.(Continued from Page 14) ir the eleventh.With two gone, and Maurice Deserres and Paul Laurin resting on first and second tfter hammering out consecutive singles, Stan Kalinauskas slammed & ground ball just to the right of second base that had \u201chit\u201d written ill over it.But Kennedy dived ifito the dirt, grabbed the spheroid with one hand, rolled over in the dust and touched the keystone sack with his free hand.Gerard \u201cThe Team\u201d Lecavalier Wes on the hill for the winners and thalked up his fifteenth win of the season against five defeats.Lecavalier was nicked for 12 hits, faw his mates commit six errors behind him, but he came through In the pinches, racked up 10 strikeouts, didn't walk a man.Laurin went the route for Ro- bitaille, He gave up nine hits, whiffed eight, walked four.Romney Starry Slender Noel Romney led the Ascensionites to the all-important Vin which put them back on top of the Snowdon standings.The Monde first sacker banged out our hits in five trips to the plate, Played errarlesg ball in the field, #nd scored three of the winners\u2019 Seven runs.er Pat Patterson's club, Leo a UMe had three for six, Roger \u2018Audet and Paul Laurin two for ore, and Stan Kalinauskas two Or six, Atle 002 VAT 110 00 _ 5 12 1 Bates, 191 030 000 @\u20147 9 6 taveller pi Laurin and Desautels; Le- oy arvie, at Gyy MY Giles, Sibby Mun- = Sellophane Was.first made in Many and France.Westmount teams retired winners by a total majority of -30 shots, the rink skipped by Willie Brown registering a score of 28-10 whilst that skippad by R.C.Braithwaite won out by 22-10.most important compétition will be played on Thursday and Friday | evenings, 8 journey later to Ottawa to meet the winners of the Ottawa dis- | trict.The semi-final and finals in- this and the winners will = - - | THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1940 Three Teams Represent Westmount In Tournament The Westmount Bowling Club waa: represented by three teams \u201c most \u2018prententious - weekend tournament lield last\u2018 Saturday and evening on the Greens of the Verdun Bowling Club.ne home club was favored by ideal weather conditions, and three Gill-Macmillan Doubles Champs In the finals for the men\u2019s doubles championship Cliff Gill and Chuck MacMillan had an easy time: defeating R.Welter and J.\"Todd.\" Gill and MacMillan were too.strong for their opponents and | romped to victory to straight sets 6-0, 6-0.The men\u2019s singles and mixed doubles are now under way, the draw sheets being posted in the \u2018Ville St.Pierre, played some very adult courts.The.participants are requested to - play \u2018their matches a8 soon as possible.Miss Anna Prass is again giving.free tennis lessons at the Western Avenue tennis courts.Anyone wishing to take advantage of these lessons will please telephone FT.6975 or enter their narnes at the tennis courts.Canada today has 7,524 chemists and chemical engineers, about 5,- 500 of whom are professionally active.Ville St.Pierre Westmount Teams In Soccer Draw The Wednesday soccer match between the Ville St.Pierre and Westmount-Staynor Soccer teams ended in a draw.Mr.Robert Marsh's fine young crew from spectacular soccer but just could \u2018not seem to run away with the game this time against the strong Westmount-Staynor players.The score énded in a 2-2 tie.These players were 15 years and under.\u2018Last Thursday night in West- mount Park, the-12 and under teams, Ville St.Pierre \u2018Blue Bonnets\u2019 and the picked team \u2018from Westmount - Staynor battled with the tinal scare being 3-1 for \u2018Blue Bonnets\u2019.Some very good soccer is played by these youngsters and although a lot.of credit is due PAGE FIFTEEN Mr.Marsh's great little Ville St.Pierre boys, the Westmount Park- Staynor Park team, who play every sport and not soccer exclusively, deserve the highest praise for their exhibition.Frank Mackay of the West- \u2018mount Parks Department was re.ferre.\u2019 DO YOUR SWIMMING SAFELY Make sure vou do your swimming safely.Don't attempt to swim longer distances than you can easily make, and don't swim in polluted or swiftly-moving water.You can avoid swimming hazards by staying out of the water for a reasonable time after meals and by never swimming alone.Do your swimming sensibly for health and safety.Driving into waters of unknown depth is a fine way to injures yourself seriously.Dive only in familiar waters.Our bones keep us from collapsing in a shapeless mass on the surface of the ground under the influence of gravitation.Ungava as the immense new - HUNGRY FOR IRON, the world\u2019s steel industry looks to 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 and roads have been built, and the route is being surveyed for a 350-mile railway from the St.Lawrence at Seven Islands.In another section, inland from Havre St.Pierre, what promises to be the world\u2019s richest source of titanium has-been discovered and is being developed.Our one-time wasteland proves to be a treasure-housc This new northern expansion is but one of many examples of Canada\u2019s tremendous modern development.Never before, here or elsewhere, have there been such opportunities as those which await the energy and initiative of youn Canadians in our own country today.: ONE OF A SERIES PRESENTED BY A .ulse pitfalls and difficulti es at and growth of any business à TO PROMOTE À FULLER REALIZATION DY CANADIANS OF CANADA'S PRECENT GREATNESS NEw OPPORTUNITIES \u201d \u201cNever before hy many new fields usinese, thus a Ant upon the establ; Venture.*blishment ave there been so ance, to keep his voiding the Cen aes ie eres oe nD TRS SPT TRAN CL as ey \"cr a 25650 meg se tie» THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1949 #AGE SIXTEEN St.Lawrence R.Not Our Longest It may pe because we have 80 much country, but we Canadians are inclined to be woefully ignorant of our own geography.Take We think our rivers, for instance, Kenzie, which flows north from % Great Slave Lake to the Arctic Ocean, a distance of 2,514 miles.Canada\u2019s .rivers.have played a big part in the development of a great country.of the St.Lawrence as being one of the great waterways of the world \u2014 which it is \u2014 but how many Canadians know that we have a longer river?The St.Lawrence is nearly 2,- 000 miles lung, from the Atlantic Ocean to the westerly end of the [ Great Lakes system, a waterway which reaches almost half way across the continent.But longer than the St.Lawrence is the Mac- i stles A new type handbag, we read, At least eight genuine cast] is carried over the shoulder on a |8re in the market.in Britain stick, This fad should prove ex-|today\u2014five for sale and three tremely popular, especially \u2018in to Jet.crowded buses and elevators.Their various owners have de- THE D.A.COLLINS FUNERAL HOME, as it appears today, is the result of plans carefully prepared throughout the years.Each arrangement and facility that the home presents was carefully considered for its appropriateness and usefulness before it was adopted.Our new improvements to the home have been made expressly for the purpose it serves; its existence, we - gratefully: acknowledge; is the result of the confidence reposed in us by the residents of Montreal and neighbouring communities.\u201cNO A well designed air conditioning system throughout this establishment adds considerably to the well-being and comfort of the visitor, and additional tastefully appointed slumber rooms ensures privacy to a maximum.THE CHAPEL, seating comfortably three hundred persons, provides ample space for tribute from friends of the family.It is also air conditioned.May we take this opportunity to invite inspection of our newly enlarged and appropriately decorated establishment.When needed, our services are available in sympathetic harmony, relieving you of many details with which we are familiar.A, À.Collins FUNERAL HOME 5610 SHERBROOKE ST.W.DE.1149 Britain Expects Rise In Castle Market \u2014 New \u2018 cided to give up occupa; cause of the burdens of high ® ital Jay ages, i ation, death duties, cap; threatened rate incre culties of wages, \u201cIt is tragic,\u201d reports an cial of Berkeley-square in agents, who have more than § large country mansions on thee books as well as castles, | \u201cMost of these homes haw been in the family for hundreg | of years.Owners are heartbroky at having to sell.Some of castles need modernizing, Ty .|are'nearly all short of bathe and permits to have.more in stalled are aimost impossible 4, get.\u201cWe usually sell castle + schools or religious bodies, Ve may sell one or two to-Goren, ment departments.The Town ang Country Planning Act has vu their: value.Co \u201cThe ideal estate today py 300 or 300 acres, a Georgia house with from seven to ty bedrooms and three bathroom, pleasant .servants\u2019 quarters, a a home farm.Sellers of cay invariably buy small estates of this type.\u201d ' Lady Conway ot Allington, wig is trying to sell moated Salty Castle, near Hythe, Kent, whey the four knights who murden Thomas à Becket slept on.py way.to Canterbury, said: \u201cI fi the business.of running the Jin estate a little too much fo woman, though the castle iti can be run with only four wr vants.\u201d Castle Owner Lives in .Two Rooms Somerset de Chair, the author who bought Chilham Castle, n Canterbury, in 1944, said: am living in the octagonal Nor man keep, which has two ba rooms.It is just the right sia to administer the estate.I ha let the 25-bed-roomed Jacobea section to Lord Killeam for while, but\u2019 I shall probably hay to find a new tenant.\u201cI could not afford to run all myself.The National T also allows me to live at historid Blickling Manor.in Norfo which was left to the nation à Lord Lothian.\u201d Ince Castle, lying on a pens sula near Saltash.in Cornwal, for sale, and the Donningt Castle estate, which was sold fo about £30,000 last year, is agi on the market.The company which hought old building and fts extensiv grounds was interested in dev oping the timber only.Glenborrodale Castle and If acres in the Western Highland is offered for £6500 by la Trent.It is new among castles only 50 years old.Lord Croft is hoping to # Croft Castle, Kingsland, B fordshire, for 21 years bec of the high cost of upkeep.the same reason Sir Stephen dleton is putting \u201cTo Let\" not outside Belsay Castle, in No umberland.He is living M small house.Mr.Bernard I'Estrange, who trying to sell massive Hunstan Hall, said: \u201cMy family has bé is unbroken ownership and I dence for 1.000 years.The br is due to the impossible bur of taxation.\u201d Said a well-known auction \u201cWe expect far more castles come on the market in a cof of months.nee Gon: Answer aisé ser .[walk se To This melbiity 5 TASK Week 's [hs msmint vi Jeli 0 Puzzle [lsimezins CRRA goad om \u2014\u2014 A gm\u2014\u2014 vol.XX, | Seen above Lions\u2019 Cl September Jim Swarl Club golf Examiner Wes.A Westm] mouncemen fus to lack A gro Playgrounds, 9 sound {in At the 3ar ial situa efinite per rough Wes) 2 full use fc Grounds September lors play th ill be the of rounds whi % since thd ar 11, First pra] ight ont at ay Playfai \u2018arriors, ai als of the at since th favour, as layers as pa Y for a pl; 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