Examiner-courier, 6 octobre 1933, vendredi 6 octobre 1933

[" Outremont Mount Roya | Fxaminer-Courier Issued with the Co-operation of the Businessmen's Association of the Nerth End.MONTREAL.FRIDAY OCTOBER 6.6, 1933 Park Extension Montreal Annex PRICE \u2014 - TWO CENTS MOTION TO WIDEN PARK AVENUE T0 BE PUT BEFORE CITY COUNCIL BY ALD.SEIGLER, LAURIER WARD Motion to Be Put At Next Meeting of City Council Calling for Additional Width of Three to Four Feet\u2014Will Be Seconded By Aldermar Dr.Lesage, of St.John's Ward, is Stated\u2014Outcome Awaïted With Interest.Alderman Max Seigler will, at the next meeting of the City Council, introduce a motion \u201cthat Park Avenue be widened on each side by about three or four feet.\u201d The representative of Laurier Ward has made this fact known in a letter to the EXAM- INER-COURRIER.He adds that Alderman Dr.Lesage, of St.John's Ward, has promised to second the motion.This is the upshot of a long period of intensive study on the part of city engineers and North End business men of ways and means whereby the width of the Avenue might be widened, without imposing undue hardship, to the end that it should become a first-class business thoroughfare, which it is felt is its ultimate destiny.The move to widen Park Avenue had its inception at a mass meeting of property-owners and North End citizens, called at the instance of the Business Men\u2019s Association of the North End at the Rialto Hall on Au- rust tenth last.At this meeting a number of plans were submitted.One was that proprietors cede six or eight feet of their frontage to the city; a second that the city be prevailed upon if possible to assume the cost of placing the outside stairs, of which there are a large number, in.the interior of buildings.The ceding of frontage met with a more or less favorable reception, but the removal of the outside stairways proved from the very outset a difficult problem.A committee was however, appointed by President B.M.Garfield, of the Business Men\u2019s Association to study the matter from all angles.This committee consisted of Messrs.L.H, Ouimet, B.M.Garfield, A.Fortier, and E.Lamarche, with A.Campeau as chairman.These gentleman held several consultations with the City Executive and the engineers thereof, at all of which they were accorded the utmost courtesy and consideration.For a time there was every hope that a considerable area would be added to the street surface at a comparatively small cost, hut a scientific analysis by Mr.J.A.Caron, engineer in charge of technical services, together with Messrs.B.M.Garfield and R.L.Greenfield, of the Business Men's Association, brought forth the fact that in order to add nine full feet on each side cf the thoroughfare the roadway would have to be entirely repared.The expenditure involved in this operation would be so great that it sounded what appeared to be the death knell to the entire proposition.The motion of Alderman Seigler, however, lends a different color to the subject, and its result will be awaited with interest.-\u2014 | MacVICAR MEMORIAL | CHURCH NOTES A + 1 ! \u2014{ National Thanksgiving Day will be observed in MacVicar Memorial Presbyterian Church, next Sunday, Oct, 8th at both services, 11 a.m.and 7.30 p.m.when Rev.Dr.Potter will preach taking as the morning subject \u201cThe Relation of the Past and Present\u201d and the evening \u201cThanks for His Unspeakable Gift.\u201d The choir under the leadership of Mr.D.A.Hincliffe will render special Thanksgiving music.The Young People\u2019s Society will Oo » + + + + + + + à + + STUDENTS HOLIDAY AS TEACHER CONVENE Yesterday and today the pupils of the local Protestant schools received a well earned holiday, following a month of steady work, as the teachers attended the annual Teachers Convention held by the Protestant Board.This two day lay-off is the only respite from studies afforded the pupils between the beginning of September and the Christmas vacation and is always looked forward to eag- + + + + + + + + + + 4 + terre ptrbrr rrr rr ete + + + + + + ++ +++ 4 +4 eee od \u201cST.MICHAEL'S PARISH | NOTES + + Next Sunday being the feast of the parish, the ceremonies will be carried out with all possible solemnity.The United choirs have been preparing a most beautiful program for the occasion.The special preacher will be the Reverend Gerald Britt, a boy of the parish who was raised to the priesthood last June.A cordial invitation is extended to all parishioners to attend this special celebration.The visitation of the parish, commenced three weeks ago, will be concluded next week.So far over seventeen hundred families have received a visit from one of the clergyman, The Channel choir, under the direction of Reverend Brother Borromes, of the Presentation Order, made its initial appearance last Sunday at the eleven o'clock service.This choir composed of some forty boys from the Luke Callaghan Memorial School, take part in the church services, singing a Processional and a Recessional Hymn.The Pastor.in his announcements last Sunday, spoke very feelingly about the new church organization known as St.Michaels Asgociation.Large crowds have been attending the exercises of the Tudeum in honor of St.Theresa.Special services have been held every morning and evening in her honour.also celebrate Thanksgiving Day at their meeting, Monday, Oct.9th at 8 o'clock.The Wednesday night service will be merged into the Preparatory Service on Friday night at 8 o'clock.Thursday, Oct.12th at 3 p.m.the Annual Thanksgiving meeting of the Women's Missionary Society.The Rev.Canon Allan P.Shatford, D.C.L.will be the speaker.The Communion will be observed both services Sunday, Oct.16th.CAN'T SEE ROMANCE IN U.S.MARRIAGES American marriages resemble a business association rather than the romantic relationship of two lovers.This is how Marie-Louise Soupault, writing in \u201cParis-Midi,\u201d views Amer- OF THE TELEPHONE NUMBER THE EXAMINER -COURIER 5736 PARK AVENUE CRescent 4112 THE Unrly.Prisoners ! Fire Bedding State troopers are shown entering the several were overcome by smoke.cell corridors at Eastern Penitentiary, Philadelphia, after subduing 1,492 long-term prisoners, who rioted and burned their bedding.Below is an exterior view of the prison, while inset is Herbert \u201cHard-Boiled\u201d J.Smith, Warden of the penitentiary, bearing the marks of his beating at the hands of the convicts.None escaped, but , \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Mr.Duplessis was awarded the honor boch men.Ouimet-Wilson Distribute + British Coal Corporation\u2019s + Finest Welsh Anthracite |, This being the season when all eyes are focused on the coal bin, the Oui- met-Wilson Coal Company take occasion to call to the attention of their + + + + +++ large clientele, and to the publie generally, the fact that they are distri- + butors for the famous Welsh An! thracite coal imported by the British: 4 Coal Corporation.This is the genuine : Welsh Anthracite, and is screened and | + graded by the finest machinery that | + money can buy.It is brought to the + consumer through the medium of one + of the world\u2019s greatest importers.It gives heat in exact proportion to.the 4 amount you use.It cost no more, yet + does a much better job.And it is re- ja commended and backed by the guar- 4 antee of a thoroughly responsible firm, 4 with years of experience behind it; 4 in the coal industry.The service 814 prompt and particular, and its fleet | Maurice Duplessis, M.L.A., Prov.Conservative Leader Maurice Duplessis, M.L.A.for Three Rivera was re elected leader of the Conservative party in Quebec late Wednesday by a majority of 118 votes over this opposition Onesime Gagnon.The convention which was held at Sherbrooke was representative of the entire province and The matter of complimentary votes for popular men was not thought of as the delegates realized the serious business on hand.The leader was wildlyapplauded every time he came forward to speak.He was given huge support while others were howled down.| + after a medley of speeches for + + + + + + + + + + + + + + SECOND PERFORMANCE + \u201cMISS CHERRYBLOSSOM\u201d BY ASCENSION GROUP «| greatest attractions «4 tenth annual radio show.The Ascension Choral Asso- +! ciation presents, for the sec- le - \u201csu -\u2014* ond time, its latest vehicle, *| \u2018 FAIRMOUNT-ST.GILES ! \u201cMiss Cherryblossom,\u201d on the + CHURCH NOTES ! 10th of this month.The per- pe = - + formance will be a benefit one + Thanksgiving Services will be ob- in aid of St.Matthew's An- served next Sunday at Fairmount- glican Church of Hampstead, sis Giles Church with the minister, and will take place at the Parish Hall of that community.The Association has been in *% rehearsal for a month now, ®i and with Miss Jacquelyn Greenfield again in the title role, is expected to give quite as good a performance as was given in the spring.The cast remains the same.+= of trucks enables it to supply your requirements economically and immediately.They can also furnish the best quality fuel oil in any quantity, ican matrimony in comparison with the European weddings.\u201cThere are few of the \u2018marriages of reason\u2019 so common in France.American marraige is like a contract wherein each party accepts his responsibilities and details his rights,\u201d she states.\u201cEquality between the sexes is so absolute in the United States that masculine infidelity, which is taken for granted by the European wife, is not admitted but leads to dissolution of the contract or divorce.\u201cBut American weddings are-on a solid basis,\u201d concluding Mademoiselle Soupault.\u201cAlthough individual lives are lived by the two \u201cassociates\u2019 and the woman would never admit her job was solely to serve and aid her husband, she often sacrifices everything to do this very thing.It is a spirit of \u2018fair play.\u201d One df the chief tasks before us, is to learn to employ leisure.EDDIE, THE AD MAN URE FUNNY, TH' RESULTS FOLKS GEY FROM OUR LIL! OLE WANT ADS = WALT GIMPUS RAN ONE IN DAY BEFORE YESTERDAYS ISSUR, \u201cGIRL WANTED TO HELP WITH HOUSEWORK?LAST NIGHT TH STORK +; + | o*elock a special Thanksgiving Mes.\u2018sage will be given, series of addresses on The Bible.Next | | (its opening session.t ! KNIGHT COMES I ! i : questions from his audience and his 4 this electrical + Rev.Burton H.! # ected by Mr.Binnie will render spe- # (cial Thanksgiving music.+ #'sociation are # picture \u2014 travelogue of \u201cBeautiful + England and Wales.\u201d These pictures 4 | were all + + + + + + + + & + 4 grapher of the Cunard S.S.Co.and Ithig is their first showing in Canada.tions, would * OUTREMONT PRESBYTER- ! JAN CHURCH NOTES The will be held on Sunday.Annual Thanksgiving services: At eleven Last Sunday evening, Mr.McLean commenced a new Sundays\u2019 evening subject will he \u201cThe Book\u201d \u201cIts Inspiration\u201d.At ten o'clock on Sunday morning the Young Men's Bible Class will hold Brownie Pack meets every Satur day morning at 10.30 in the John Patterson Hall, under the leader ship of Miss Tees.BACK TO SHOW: 4 on of Kuku's to Play Return Engagement at \u2018 Radio Show Featured by the triumphant return visit of Raymond Knight, king of the \u201cCuckoos,\u201d the Montreal Radio Show and Houschold Appliance Exhibition in the Sun Life building will close its doors on Saturday at midnight after having been viewed by the largest crowd that cver attended a radio show in Montreal.Raymond Knight received such a tremendous reception when he appeared at the radio show on the opening day that the management has complied with hundreds of re-: quests and arranged to have him ap-¢ pear in person again on Saturday.\u201cIS IDLE AT P Only routine matters ; taken u day night- No unemployment troubles locally\u2014Result TAVERN REFERENDUM QUESTION RESENT TIME; LITTLE OF INTEREST ON AGENDA p by city council on Wednes- of Verdun beer referendum will be looked to .In an interview this week with the Examiner-Courier, E.T.Sampson, of the city of Outremont staff, stated that the refenrendum on the question of taverns, which time.it was rumored would come up in | the near future had been shelved and was lying idle at the present Nothing would probably be done on it now he stated.Routine matters were taken up at the council meeting on Wednesday night and nothing of gre agenda.at importance was included on the The city of Outremont has been surprisingly free of unemployed disturbances up to the present better off that the other neighbo time and in this connection is much uring suburbs.The north east part of the Island and Verdun particularly suffering from uprising from time to time.Verdun is to have a referendum on the tavern question shortly and the feeling that is expressed there will probably be a warning one way or the other to the local interested parties, St.Michael\u2019s Athletic Association Formally Open- New Club Rooms The new club rooms chael\u2019s Athletic of Association, St.Esplanade Ave, ton and his two assistants Rev.Fr.During the latter part of the week, b John Britt and Rov.Fr.Wm.Byrd, H.Warden Wilson, NBC mimic, who 0 i Over one present, indicative of the high deg- impersonates Seth Parker, Rudy; Vallee, Amos 'n\u2019 Andy, Maurice Che-! valier and a host of other celebrities of the air, will appear in person.He returned to Montreal Thursday | morning and will make his final personal appearance on Friday night.| Vieing in popularity with the \u201chuman\u201d stars, Eric, the Robot, mechanical man, is also on view at the radio show.His uncanny answers to awe-inspiring appearance have made marvel one of the of Montreal's Robinson in charge # both morning and evening.Decoration for the services will be in charge of the Floral Committee of the Women\u2019s Association, and the Choir dir- On Tuesday evening the Men's A:- presenting a special taken by special photo- \u2018There will be no admission fee charg- led and the men are inviting all {members of the other friends to a evening.\u201cLittle most Miss Muffett-\u2014Lost and children's operetta to be next Friday evening, Oct.13th, by Miss K.Blackwell, superintendent f; four kiddies in Mother Goose and other colorful costumes will take part.This charming entertainment is being staged under the auspices of Group 4 of the Women\u2019s Association, The Women's Association held a splendidly attended meeting on Tues- rangements of the annual bazaar, supper and country store which is scheduled for Thursday and Friday afternoons and evenings, Nov.2nd and 3rd.Frankie Darrq) the clever young boy actor, admits he would rather play in a picture with Jimmy Cagney than be President.And he got his wish in \u201cThe Mayor of Hell.\u201d Mr.congregation and, enjoyable | J.O'Keefe, chairman of the bridge | section, and with regard to bowling, Found\u201d is the title of a delightful, presented .day of this week to complete ar-, hundred members ree of interest and enthusiasm which the new undertaking has created.Fr.Singleton in his remarks to the meeting congratulated the members J on the success achieved by them up to the present, and stated that the Association had his entire approval\u2019 and support, he also expressed his pleasure at their request to have Rev.Fr.Britt act as chaplain, Fr, Britt and Fr.Byrd, also addressed the members, expressing their pleasure in being present, and wishing the Association every suecess in their future activities.Mr.M.Kavanaugh the president\u2019 then thanked the Rev.Pastor and his | assistants for their interest in the work of the Association, and for their presence at the mecting, and in reviewing the activities of the sum- | mer and outlining the programme for the ensuing months, stated that the success achieved in the past, amply justified the existence of the society! and that with a continuance of the present enthusiastic co-operation, it would eventually become one of the strongest units of its kind, and a : very definite contribution to Catholic lay \u201cactivity in the city.The agenda of the evening was then presented for consideration, and after a general discussion of the various proposals it was decided that the hockey, bowling and bridge sec- commence to function as soon as possible, for this purpose W.Carragher was appointed chairman of the hockey section, Mr.a meeting of last year's team cap- taing will be held Friday evening, Oct.7th, to select a chairman and arrange a schedule.It is evident that the Association the Beginners\u2019 Sunday School.Fifty- has made a definite appeal to the men of the parish, to judge from the Adds Zest \u201cFresh from Mi- |* located at the corner of St, Viateur St and were formally open- ?ed Friday evening last in the pres- 1 ence of the pastor Rev.F.J.Single- were \u201c FAIRMOUNTSTGILES | © MEN'S ASSOCIATION | OPEN FALL SEASON | \u201cAll Aboard\u201d say the members of the Men's Association of Fairmount- St.Giles United Church as they extend open invitation to embark with them on a trip to theheart of Old England, in beautiful motion pice tures; sailing Tuesday evening, Oct.10th, at 8.15 p.m., Pier: the Church Assembly Hall; Fare: a Silver Cols lection, This delightful motion pie.ture travelogue, entitled \u201cCome to England,\u201d is filled with scenes of interest, some of which are \u2014 Life on hoard of ocean liner; A trip up the Thames; the trooping of the colors by the King's Life Guards at Whitehall, with the Prince of Wales taking the salute; the City of London; across the Pennines; Plymouth to London, and many other points of interest.This travelogue feature has only recently been completed and is being presented on this occasion for the first time in Canada, through the courtesy of the Cunard Line and W.H.Henry Ltd.i This event marks the official opening of the fall and winter season's activities of the Fairmount-St.Giles Men's Association, and with the presentation of this fine travelogue fea- \u2018ture a very enjoyable evening should be the result.j numerous inquiries received since {last weck\u2019s meeting, the club rooms \"are open daily between 1 p.m.and 11.45 p.m.prospective members are asked to submit their application in writing there, or communicate with any member of the executive whose names appear below.President, M.Kavanaugh; vice-president, W.Burns; secretary-treasurer, 8.McEntee; treasurer, I.Quinn, Aline MacMahon is a discriminating collector.of old china, with the accent on specimens of eighteenth- century English wares.Where did people go to practice a cough when there were no theatres ?Philip Faversham, is taking a house in anticipation of the arrival of his famous father, William, who has come to Hollywood for picture work the latter part of the month.to the Meal \"SALADA TEA the Gardens\u201d - ra A = + me a PAGE TWO Examiner-Courier Devoted to the interests of Outremont\u2014Model City ** \u2014Park Extension and Montreal Annex Published with the Ce-oporstion of the | Business Men's Association of the North End Sy THE Examiner-Courier Publishing Company 5736 PARK AVENUE that things aren't any worse.Only once in the history of the modern world have the poor suffered as they have during the past three years, and that was at the time of the introduction of the factory system in England.There are signs, however, that a change is coming.It is inevitable that leaders capable with dealing with the situation will emerge.Hard times makes people think.We can he thankful for that, THE STRATFORD STRIKE + THE EXAMINER-COURIER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1933 * \u20ac | Madame , Gertrude Pays \u201cLAW AND JUSTICE\u201d | by Lyon W.Jacobs, K.C.; Gambling | | Wherever you look on earth today or in the \u2018past, and particularly during the Stock Market Boom in 1927- 28-29 you find human beings gamb- phant\u2014love whisky, and easily become drunkards.The passion for alcohol seems innate in animal life; even the wise ant can be readily induced to disgrace himself if alcohol \u2018in the wardrobe of the stylish missy i gre just beginnir.\u2014 to - once were rclegated to the old-clothes | pile, to be gotien rid of at the first opportunity, now find their way buck in ever-increasing numbers, t» take on new forms at the hand: of expert workers, and to be fashioned nity creations so new that Paris end New \u201ccar themt The service has a dis.\u2018et appel, since it means a con '.li.ble saving, for the despised \u201cIIa.of Yesterday\u201d Particular Attention = To Hat Remodelling The \u201cHat of Yesterday\u201d is no longer the discarded headgear of today or matron, according to Madame Ge- trude, leading North End milliner, with an establishment at the corner wv.of Park Avenue and St.Joseph lluu- .p, be transforme}, !, at Madame Ger.levard.There was a time, Madar rode* a, into \u2018e popular smart model Gertrude states, when it was the habit lof tedey, for but a.fraction of HusTRRAL > bn ; \u2014_\u2014 ling and you will find the gambling]., \u2018 tg CRESCENT 4112 Neither Employers Nor Workers to Blame for Condi- {instinct stronger than any other\u2014|\" put near him.of \u201cMiladi\u201d to toss the spring hat original cost.tions thet Breed Communism than the love of drink, infinitely For all of the human weaknesses | carelessly aside as soon as summer \u2014 e\u2014\u2014 ) s and mainsprings, \u2014 ambition, affee-| roiled around, and to follow it with| Just when business appears t.|.Sabseription: 68.00 & yoor sabes ons should be sent to above address.Any change of ress should be forwarded ons week in advance.This Will ensure prompt delivery every Thursday morning semmmunication either Edito: News or Advertisements, su Should be ddréased to \u201cThe tor\u201d at above address \u2014 Py» so mailed as to arrive at our office on or bofore SN adnesdes Os each week at noon.MONTREAL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1933 The most distressing development of the year, in Canada\u2019s struggle for economic recovery.is possibly the strike at Stratford.Bad enough when considered from, a purely local angle, it is ten timés worse in its psychological effect upon the entire nation.It is of course foolish to brand the strikers Communists and thereby explain stronger than the love of normal honest gain.Christopher Columbus\u2019s sailors gambled on the way over while the Indians on this side were gambling while waiting to be discovered.The public are startled and amazed to find that WOMEN are gambling heavily.The Hearst Publications tion, vanity, drunkenness, ferocity, greediness, cunning\u2014we can find beginnings among the lower animals.But man appears to have evolved from within himself the gambling in- stinet for his own especial damnation.We are all natural gamblers because we have within us the quality the summer one when autumn put in appearance.Times, however, have changed, and remodeling of hats has become an outstanding feature of the up-to-date milliner\u2019s art \u2014 a feature | Which has a particular appeal to the iamartl} dressed, but economy-minded woman.The felts and velvets that waking up, along comes this slecping sickness, , A couple who first met on a If course are to marry.There seem: i, be no limit to the hazards in gulf, Hog prices are going up gradu:lly, RR) I LAIIIII THE WELCOME FIRE away the entire difficulty.Whether the strikers (have editorially stated that \u201cThey!which makes us willing to risk our] \u2014 \u2014 In other words the pig\u2019s tail is slow.ex are Communists or not, the cause of the trouble have gambled heavily ever since civ-lown comfort, seeurity and happiness pag high aspirations, and these are ly assuming the shape of the $ s gn, p Why Do People Like to Sit Before the Hearth?will not be erased by labelling them such.Many ilization has progressed far enough for a result that seems better wortb|just as important to her as yours are s=\u2014=\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 tre CO A .J : ive s ?ile = ne These are days when the first touch of win- of them are married men with families to sup- to give them large sums to gamble| while.:to you.In fact more so, because she ce .with.Marie Antoinette staked thou-| In view of the number of women: h îi h 6 ter is in the air\u2014too early to start the furnace, port, and have heen trying tp make ends meet on |sands of Louis at a time at Versail-lthat have recently heen taken int of es to live, which is courageous DO.4411 sn but chilly enough to make a fire in the hearth less than five dollars a week, Most of them are les.She was so wrapped up in|cystody in Bookies\u2019 resorts and the and honorable, while you express the Diamond Rings.fa welcome in the evenings.Why do people, even in so far in defit that it will be years before they |gambling that she could not see that!general tendency of the publie to, ve are no longer living in the stif- Wedding Rings meeegr ef our largest cities, seek dwellings with a hearth in are even again.It'is such conditions that breed her neck was in danger.» |purchise sweepstakes tickets, I have! ing atmosphere of the Middle Ages Tavannes, Bul- th .hey build fire?Why d Bolshevism among men that rmally are pa- Nowhere in the lower forms of ani-|deemed it advisable to prerent an or at least, : à to ova and Cyma' which they can build a fire: .y oes @ com BOE a qe 5 1c} a ne os y PA\" mal life so far as we know, is there!article dealing with gambling from , \"1 po we are no ts an pany of people, no matter how diverse its tastes, triotic, law-abiding citizens.Neither can you |the slightest indication of the gamb-|the legal point of view.This will e 0-day, a woman's talents and Watches.become congenial immediately it is seated around blame the employers.Everybody is paying low, |ling instinct.The monkey\u2014the ele- appear next week.(ability are no less important than er 11 7 .Le, those of man.So all I can say to you A Beautiful Le a fire?Possibly the explanation is that in all of and still lower, salaries.Tf they raise individual thal you might not be playing the us there is still a bit of the primitive\u2014race mem- salaries even a dollar a week, they will lose busi- #\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 | game?\u201d Did it ever occur to you that Assortment NPs 4 ories of the days when fire was hoth a shield ness to a competitor who refuses to raise wages.Pe rsonal Problems you might not be playing the game?ALL Av \" against the cold and against predatory, carnivor- and the men Will be out of work anyway.It is ; Marriage is give and take.The things 25% R d ti , bat ms animals.The late Jack London, in his won- for the cure of just such a descending spiral that By A.CUDDON-WOODTHORPE {you believed were hidden away from 0 eauction.liv \u2018erful book \u2018The Call of the Wild\u201d gave a graphic the N.R.A.was put into force in the United y a j \u2018 sight are clearly revealed in your Arrange Your Showers at cul 00 ; e Call o 1e \" ga © grap Seba.was p Lo Te ; (Grapho-Analyst) handwriting.9 rey \u2018e«ription of these memories \u201cSometimes as he States\u2014elimination of \u201cprice\u201d competition, min- Copyright, 1933 | Please do not take this as condem- CHAS.HERMAN S A rouched there, blinking dreamily at the flames.imum wages, and profitable prices.It is difficult + ination.It is not meant to be that, The Reliable Jeweller The : seemed that the flames were another fire, and to see how \u2018ve can avoid some such action in It was Robert Saudek, famous Eu-[ropractie.Only in the outward gar-|although I have not hesitated to hit © ' jen \u201chat « lie crouched by this other fire he saw an- Canada ropean Cryptologist, who first drew [ments does the one slightly resemble) you straight from the shoulder.I 5137 Park Avenue og hier and different man from the half-breed cook - attention to the fact that \u201cThere is the other._ Want you Lo see things clearly.You CUT GLASS, STEMWARE, CUTLEK:.ren