The Westmount examiner, 30 mai 1940, jeudi 30 mai 1940

[" PS NT N known n and en in tch at at the ictoria \u2018clock.shown ability points \u2018ecrea- known lusias- the ration ile of courts from ranch, ld be 8.at on round 1 and titive 'S Il n_\"__ \"Im INSEE -\u2014 WEDDING GIFTS An Exclusive Collection of OLD ENGLISH SILVER Just Arrived Direct from London OHMAN\u2019S JEWELLERS WE.4046 VOL.Xi, No.22 CITIZENS\u2019 MEETING \u201c40 Years in oy Wastmevat™ 1216 Greens Ave.JULIA ASSIS S VIS ISLE SLSUSI LI CA SMALL SL EMI IA SAN AL SSI IN IN IIS as 2 he Westmount Sr Serving The City of Westmount, Corer Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis EE IN VICTORIA | TONIGHT ALD.W.COOTT Arther F Bell Honored By Colleagues At Dinner IS SPEAKER AT ASSEMBLY Addressed Convention of Eastern Ontario and Quebec Baptist Young People's Association \u201cBaptists need no words of mine to remind them of the value of liberty and freedom in matters of religion.Your forefathers struggled for and achieved religious freedom,\u201d Alderman W.B.Scott stated in welcoming Baptist Young People's Convention delegates in, Westmount Baptist Church Friday morning.Ald.Scott, present pro-mayor, greeted the delegates on behalf of the mayor and commissioners of the city.Ald Scott said that while he would like to outline to the visitors many of Westmount\u2019s points of interest, world conditions were too grave to dwell at length on municipal matters.He stressed the need of religion in the successful outcome of the war and asserted that, \u2018\u2018Selfishness and compla- vency must have no place in our lives.A feeling of personal res- ponsibilty and duty must be our chief concern.With united effort and determiration to fight without counting the cost, we know that the forces of good, the forces of decency, and the forces of right will finally prevail.\u201d The text of Ald.Scott's address follows: \u201cThis morning it is my pleasant duly to welcome to the City of Westmount the Baptist Young People of Ontario and Quebec for their convention in this beauti- fui Church.\u201cI wish your gathering could have taken place in a world living under happier circumstances than those prevailing at present and which I am afraid are going to prevail for some\u2019 time to come.We could have taken more time to tell you some of the things we are trying to accomplish in our city, for one of the most important duties of a municipality is to, provide a better way of life for its younger citizens.\u201cWe could mention to you our Public Library, and before you have finished your deliberations, 1 hope that many of you have time to visit the Library and see how we are providing, not only worthwhile books for adults, but also for children and young people generally.We could also tell you of our parks and playgrounds which we have more than doubled in size and number during the last thirteen years.We take pride in Victoria Hall, our community centre, which is available for general social use, We might speak of our Schools and details of our public heaith services, manned by a loyal and efficient personnel whose tgnure and promotion depend solely upon merit.Grim Struggle \u201cBut this morning a sense of proportion prevents one from making more than a passing reference to the subject.And the (Continued on Page 2) Attended by Mayor Walter A.Merrill, K.C., members of the City Council, fellow workers and representatives of other )siand municipalities, Arthur F.Bell, who is to retire as secretary treasurer of Westmount on June 1 after having completed 32 years of service, was feted at a dinner in his honor at the Montreal Club Tuesday night.Mr.Bell was presented with a silver tray and tea service by Mayor Merrill, on behalf of the city, in token of the valuable services he has rendered West- TO RETIRE JUNE 1 ARTHUR F.BELL mount in particular and the various surrounding municipalities generally.He was also the recipient of a crystal fruit and flower bowl presented by Mayor Beaupbien, of Outremont.~-In \u2018his presentation address-Mr.Merrill paid high tribute to Mr.Bell's efforts on behalf of the municipality and stated that a great deal of credit for the present sound financial situation of : son, I Justice C.A.Duclos; Westmount was due to the past, work of mayors and councils under his guidance, He expressed his keen regret at Mr.Bell's retirement and wished him the best of health and happiness, Mr.Beaubien, in his address, said that Mr.Bell was a maa of knowledge and vision and that his work had been of great value not only to Westmount but also to other municipalities.and said he hoped his valuable knowledge of municipal affairs would continue to be available.James Bal- lantyne, ex-Mayor of Montreal West, also expressed his appreciation of Mr.Bell's efforts, George Hogg, ex-Mayor of Westmount, who had a lengthy association with Mr.Bell, spoke highly of his services to the city.During the meeting a cablegram was sent from the Council, ex-Mayors and ex-aldermen, to Brigadier C.B.Price, D.5.0.D.C.M., an ex-Alderman of West- mount for many years closely associated with Mr, Bell, expressing regret at his absence and wishing him good luck and every success.Others who attended were ex- Aldermen R.I, Scott, S.F.Rutherford, J.J.Roberts, R.B.Common, W.G.M.Shepherd, A.McA, Murphy, A.L.Robert- J.Colin Kemp, G.S.Currie and Armand Chaput; ex-Mayors Dr.W.D.Lighthall and Mr.Aldermen Irving P.Rexford, C.K.McLeod, Douglas Lorimer, B.Panet-Ray- mond, K.C., W.B.Scott, K.C., of Westmount, and J.D.Hudson, of Outremont, Dr.Robert Bell, Chas.V.Heward, acting president of the Westmount Municipal Association, + A, D.Thornton, chairman of the library committee, J.W.Weldon, K.C., West- mount City solicitor, Recorder Chas: A- Halè,-Westmount, C.W: Houston, assistant secretary- treasurer, Westmount; George R.Lighthall, N.P.and P.E.Jar- man, city manager, Westmount.Mr.Merrill presided.PROGRESS MADE ON NEW WING OF BUILDING Addition to Victoria.Hall Expected to be Completed by End of Week Construction of the new wing at the south west corner .of .Victoria Hall is expected to be completed by the end of week, it was announced by C.Dutton, superintendent, yesterday.The wing, which is built of the same materials as the remainder of the building, will provide an office for the superintendent and additional storage space for scenery and chairs.It follows a general improvement undertaking commenced at the beginning oi the winter.The wing will also provide a reception room directly adjoining the office equipped with lounge chairs and telephones.Conviction Of Youth Ends Troublesome Case Local detectives wrote \u201cclosed\u201d by using insulting language, same to a particularly troublesome tase they have been working on since last March when a 17-year-: old youth, whose name is withheld, was sentenced to serve six months in jaf] when he appeared before Deputy-Recorder Alex P.Grigg in Westmount Police Court Monday morning facing 10 charges of indecent exposure and using insulting language.The youth, who has annoyed Persons in many sections of the City, had managed to avoid cap ture for months due to the diffi- Cilty of establishing his identity.Police ,had received numerous complaints of a person or persons using foul language and causing nther annoyances but had to seek their quarty from descriptior only.When brought before the court the charges against him in~lud *d: indecent exposu' on Ren- Liew avenue, April #, day; insulting language on Roslyn avenue steps ;indecent expo sure on Lexington avenue, April 16, and insulting language; indecent exposure and rommon as sault, Dec.17, 1939; indecent exposure, common assault, ani vagrancy by impeding pearable persons, March 19 He was found guilty in the local court on three counts receiving a six-month sentence ou | each, the terms to run concur- rentiy.Three others were dismissed and in the remaining two he requested trial by jury and | 8 these will go before Montrea\u2019 courts later.The youth was arrested by Lieut.Edmonstone on Lexington avenue, and identity wus later established by complainants at' the police station.He neG been previously ar- | rested in Montieal for = puree- vas ancy! snatching and theft as a servant.Boy Gardeners Here Are Busy The boys who form the garden class in the Municipal Recreational activities have been labor jously turning over the soil on St.Catherine St.and Metcalfe Ave.and are planting a variety of crops which they trust will be worthy of their efforts.This project is well attended to and is a popular activity in the city's summer recreational pfogram.Annual Breakfast Of Group June 2 \u201cThe Young Ladies\u2019 Sodality of Ascension Parish, Westmount.is holding its third annual Breakfast at the Ritz Carlton Hotel on Sunday, June 2nd, following the eight o'clock Mass.*Miss Sarah Tansey will be guest speaker.All ladies of the Parish are cordially invited to attend.\u201d VISITS MOTHER Miss Margaret Sweet left last night for Blue Mountain, N.S.to spend several weeks with her mother, Mrs.W.H.Sweet.TO BE coms AT MEETING NRE Mayor Walter A.Merrill, K.C., and Douglas C.Abbott, K.C., M.P., who will be among the many distinguished platform guests at the \u201c\u2019Citizens\u2019 Night\u2019 in Victoria Hall this evening.\u201c meeting of the Business Association of Westmount D.C.Abbott, MP, Scores Criticism Of War Effort Scoring unjust criticlsm of Canada's war effort as creating an entirely false impression and being positively dangerous, D.C.Abbott, K.C., M.P., addressed a luncheon meeting of the Caña- dian Progress Club in the Windsor Hotel on Tuesday.He left for Ottawa immediately following the session.While some criticism was sincere and desirable the majority of inferences against the government was untrue and destroyed confidence, undermined the morale of the people and caused them to view with suspicion sound \u2018national policies, he stated.4 Canada\u2019s war effort was evidenced by the huge expenditures being made and in the light=of present knowledge undue delay in longer be permitted.A policy of matters of equipment would no less rigorous standards with Increased production might be advisable, he declared.Mr.Abbott pointed out that the Government expenditure of $700,- 000,000 for war purposes alone, was $200,000,000 more than the total expenditure required for all normal) services of the country including interest on the national debt and the C.N.R.deficit.This in itself could be accepted as proof bf Canada\u2019s war effort.The country\u2019s total expenditure for the same period in the last war was only $166,000,000, or approximately one-fourth the -Comrtæof'wealth present scale, he Lold the gathering.\u2019 Plans Changed The turn the war has taken has made necessary the revision of a number of plans formulated at its outset, Until the beginning of this month the Alljed policy was based on the principle that the conflict would be waged behind specially erected fortifications, with weakening of the enemy brought about by means of economic pressure and the blockade.it would have been impossible for Canada to adopt a different poll- cy, even if it had wanted to, against the advice of leaders in Britain and France.In regard to the recruiting and {raining pf air personnel for the Afr-\u2014 Training Scheme, Canada and Australia, up to the presenl time, had followed similar policies.Canada\u2019s participation in the scheme had been on & much broader scale than that of Australia, the speaker sald.Progress made was much better than that anticipated.Effort Much Better In the early stages of the last war Canada's effort was « hit-or- miss quality.He referred to the trouble caused to General -Alder- son in England by the dispatch of unsuitable equipment and the serious results of ignoring the advice of the Imperial Staff when the First Division was armed.(Continued on Page 2) RS Today: \u2018Citizens\u2019 Night\" SLLLLLLILTELL ILL LL ELIS LSS FLL SSA SLA LLILLLLISS SSL LL SLIT ISS 1 TSS HAIL SI ILLS SILI 171171 1S 2 17 Fo The Week At Victoria Hall a Le 2 a ED 2 Rr O70 meeting of the Business Association of Westmount commencing at 8.30 p.m.* Tomorrow: Carrie Biggers School of Dancing, Trunk Boating Club, dance; St.Martin's dance.Monday: Westmount Council, ' Tuesday: Frances Goltman *pupils\u2019 recital; AF.and A.M.Wednesday: Regular weekly luncheon meeting of mount Rotary Club.Next Thursday: Order recital; Grand Young People's Society, Royal Arcanum, Connaught Lodge.the West- .of Scottish Clans.TANKS HEAVY CANNON BLAST WAY FOR INVADERS F = Spearhead of a Nazi blitzkrieg is frightful barrage by dive-bombing planes, protecting terrific smash i* of hundreds of huge tanks like this one, pictured before a battle-scarred railroad trestle in Belgium.Note heavy caliber cf cannon carried by this * Czecho-Slovakia.> \u2019 | \u2018rolling Fortress\u2019 whose heavy Prmar is proof against all but Field-gun shalis.H«ndreds of Germany's best and most heavily armored tanks were spoils from Nazis\u2019 conquest of | articles plained by Gloria Victor.\u201cthere will | Congregation Service * Band Concerts To Open Monday The band of the Roya Montreal Regiment, under tho direc tion of Lieut.T.1.Jackson, will open this year's series of summer band concerts on the bandstand in Westmount Park on Monday.The band will play through the permission of Major D.MacRitehie, Commanding Officer of the Royal Montreal.Regiment, (M.G.) Canadian Active Service Forco Depot.HEALTH, SEWING EXHIBITIONS AT ROSLYN SCHOOL Displays, Attracting Wide Interest, Entirely Prepared by Pupils Entirely the work of the pupils themselves, a health exhibit and a display of sewing are currently opon to publie inspection at Roslyn School.\u2019 The health exhibit, which has aroused exceptionally wide Iu- terest, consists of posters point- Ing out foods nocessary for a balanced diet and stressing the particular qualities of milk, flah, etc.Actual meals prepared: by the pupils give examples of a correctly = balanced breakfast, luncheon and dinner, Preventative measures for the protection of eyes, teeth, lungs aud other parts of the body are ulgpasleariy.shown thr medium of posters and tions.Probably the most novel of the individpal exhibits is that emphasizing the need for caution in the prevention of tratlic accidents.By means of miniature cars and scale-size scenery, a bad highway mishap fs depicted.A sign accompanying the display states, \u201cThis Need Not Have Happened.\" Also of unusual] interest is a collection of views of different health-promofing sections of Westmount suc as the parks, outdoor sports contres and pools.IL also includes pictures on the Inspection of food and water in the city.Main purpose of the exhibit, first to be held at the school, | Lo promote interest on the part of pupils and teachers in health education, The sewing display, an annual event, shows samples of the work carried out by girl pupils in regular classes throughout the year.It Includes a wide assortment of that they have been taught to make and lines one wall of the main ball.Both exhibits are open to the public from 9 a.m, to 4 p.m, They will continue for the remainder of the week.GROUP TO NAME NEW OFFICERS The annual open meeting and election of officers of the Parent- Teachers Assoclation of Shaar Hashomayim takes place on Monday evening, June 3rd, at 8.30 in the board room.Parents of all pupils of the Shaur Hashomayim Schools are invited to attend, to hear the reports of the year's ac: tivities and to participate in the elections.Those called to the reading of the Torah last Shahhos were Herbert Bercovitz, Lewis Manolson, Bernard Berlin, Jack Lazare.Marvin Feldman and Fred Solomon.The Sedra was ex- I.fonel Morris and Victor Goldbloom assisted In the Service last Shabbos.This coming Saturday morning he a special Junior in honour of the Graduates of the Sunday and Hebrew fchoois.Mrs.Jesse lustra- Schwartz wil] he the guest speaker.AT KNOWLTON Mrs.John Taylor and her small daughter, Sonia Elizabeth, \u2018are the guests nf Mrs.Tavlor's mother, Mrs.A.F.Baillie, at Knowiton.gh, the.AWARD MANY Admitted M.P., Chas.Heward, Club, Mrs.Plerre Casgrain, and at 8.15 o'clock.Boyd Robson, past-president and HARDWOOD FLOORS - Supplied - Laid - Finished Repaired - Refinished A.Ross Grafton & Co.4263 St.Catherine St., Westmount Free Estimates M de dd dd dd Ad A RR] 17 Cleaned \u2019 WE.2323 RR PRICE \u2014TWO CENTS BUSINESS ASSOCIATION TO PONSOR GALA EVENT; WILL DOOR PRIZES Mayor Walter A.\u201cMerrill, KC.D.D.C.Abbott, K.C,, M.P., and Many Other Prominent Guests Will Occupy Platform \u2014 Excellent Program of Entertainment Prepared \u2014 Children Will Not Be \u2018 Under the distinguished patronage of Mayor Walter A.Merrill, X.C., members of the aldermanie body, Douglas C.Abbotl,.K.C., vice-president Association, Mrs.Harold Mills, president of the Westmount Women's of the Westmount Municipal many other prominent platform guests, the \u201cCltizens\u2019 Night\u201d meeting of the Business Association of Westmount is taking place in Victoria Hall this evening, commencing Eric Ohman, newly slected president of the Assoclation and W.publicity chairman, will \u2018preside.The function, which is expact-+ ed to fill the main auditorium of the hall to capacity, will feature an excellent program of entertainment under the direction of Don Ross, chairman of the entertainment committoe, and a drawing for over 50 valuable froe prizos.Prizes will also be presented to Lhe winnars of the limerick competition sponsored by the assocla- tion in tho Examiner.All citizens of Westmount are cordially invited by the association to attend (he event which lu belleves will ba one of the most successful ever held In this city.However, due to limited accommodation it will he Impossible to admit children under 16 yonrs of age.The meeting will lave a slroug patriotig+apnesisag-.many o£.-tha- speakers will stress the need for a united war effort and songs in keeping with the spirit of the day will be rendered by W.J.Stephon- son, prominent loca] vocullst, Rehearsals of the various on- tertalnment units have been carried out with auch thoroughness that the entire show fs sald to function with the precision of a professional production.A public address system will make Il easl- ly heard from all soctions of the hall, Percy known French, well Westmount musician, will offi- clate at the organ.\u2018The entertainment program ls as follows: Pupils of the Norma Darling School of Dancing in two group numbers.Bob Goodier, comedian, who appears through the courtesy of the M.R.T.Tin Hats, W.J.Stephenson, soloist, companied by Percy Irench.Pupils of the Evañs Sisters School of the Dance in solo presentations.ac- Bob Wallace, \u201cThe Flexible Funster,\u201d in a balancing act.Mr.Wallace appears through the courtesy of Jack Adams Produe- tions.Pupils of Belly Spelrs School of Dancing In solos and a duet, wtih Miss Florence Jenkins at the plano.Westmount Y.M.C.A Senior Leaders Corp under direction of Hugh Noble.MIS.B.MANSKAU ON LADIES COMMITTER Due to an oversight the name of Mrs.B.Manseau, proprietor of the Claremont MI- Hnery, was omitted when the lat of new officers of the Business Association of West- mount appeared in the Kxam- tner.Mre, Manseau 13 a mem- her of the ladies\u2019 Committee.NO ACCIDENTS REPORTED HERE OVER WEEK-END Holiday Traffic Heavy but Motorists Taking Unusual Precautions Although (raffic was unusually heavy and a large number of tourists pussod through the city, mot a single acaident of any cone sequence occurrad on Wosimounl streeis over Empire weekend, 1L was reported: at the police station this week.Flremen, also, stated that things wore unusually quiet.No particular reason was given for the absence of mishaph, but police this yoay are bolng partie.ulurly strict In the enforcement of traffic regulations and motorists are gradually realizing that there is wllght chance of them escaping a ticket If they fall to abide by the rules here.Since the advent of spring when there was a marked fn- croase in the number ,of vehicles on the road there has boen but n scattering of accidents resulting In Injuries and the mujority of thera were of a minor nature.However, regardless of any ro- duction in accidents police will continue to conduct a vigilant campaign against « speeders and other traffic violators.- Officers Named | By Brotherhood The following wore elected to office at the closing meeting of the \u2018Temple lémanu-XIl Brotherhood held recently: President, George Hollinger: ist vice-president, Martin Arno- vitz; 2no vice-president, Lawrence Marks; recording secretary, J.Jos, Cooper; correspond secretary, Harold Neuman; treasurer, Harry Wolfe; associate treasurer, Samuel Papermap.Directors: Bob Mortimer, H.H.lewis, Jack Freedman, B, T.Gar- finkle, Jos D.Roslon, M, A.Ben- del, Dr.A.Birman, A, Schalek, J.Abrahams, KE.Pappelbaum, Mi)- ton Oser, Harry Stern, David Marston, M.KE.Hochmitz, Colin Splegel.Advisory directors: Arth@r Simon, Harry K.Davis, Hymah Grover, Felix [ewis, D.G.Jassby, J.Lewinson, H.C.8hefler.Driver-Less Car Causes Damage But No Injuries A serious accident was mar- rowly averted when a driver-less car which had started to rol} down Mountain avenue at 7.15 p.m.on Thursday, was brought to u halt before having gained | much momentum when it struck a parked station-wagon.Considerable damage was caused ! hoth vehicles.The car, the property of Anthony Pompeo, of 2270 ! Girouard avenue, had heen left parked opposite 488 Mountain with ils gear set, Pompeo told police the hand hrake was out of order, The machine had travelled hut a féw feet when ft collided with a parked station-wagon on the opposite aide of the street, owned by John W.Porteous, of 476 Mountain.The headlights, humper, and engine hood on the front of Pom- peo's machine were badly dented, while the rear of the body, rear bumpers, and mudguards on the other car were severely damageds No one was injured, i | | 3, weve Baca?de ial su :.PAGE TWO Westmount Examiner Published Every Thursday Serving tne City of Westmount Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis.THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave, WAlnut 2773% \u201cThe Examiner\u201d aims to he an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service.as the new cars are concerned.In fact, a reversion to the less extreme lines of a few years ago, when fenders were less easily damaged and cars easier to park would be welcomed by many motorists.The bzlief that the public continually wants something different is ill-founded.Most purchasers want reliability, economy of operation, reasonable \u2018comfort, and manoeuvreability rather than extremes of design and would be quite content to forego the latest creation of the aerodynamic minded engineers, particularly if they thought that by doing so they would be speeding the nation\u2019s air program.WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1940 eres MAKE IT REASONABLE ! BUY WAR STAMPS! \u201cIt takes money, and a lot of it, to carry out this, the biggest job Canada has ever undertaken \u2014 the job of keeping the world and Canada a place worth living in.nadians will not grudge that money.necessary to save the most precious life in the world \u2014 the life of liberty.\u201d How much more that word means to us today with the descendants of Attila and their modern machines of war on the English coasts, ready to strike at the heart of our Empire, We never appreciate our blessings until we are threatened with the loss of them.To preserve that liberty which is the basis of Britain's greatness, and which sets democracy apart from all other forms of government, is a task which will take everything that all patriotic citizens One effective way in which all can help is to purchase to the limit of our means the war savings stamps and certificates now on sale by the Dominion This money is to be used di- than it did a short year ago.can put into the struggle.Government, rectly to finance our war effort.ter invested is a blow at Germany.We know that many patriotic citizens would be willing to give the money to the Government for this But you are not being asked to do You are only being asked to lend it, purpose.that.and you will receive interest on it.stance, you buy a certificate at four-fifths its value, and in seven and a half years you can That makes patriotism pretty easy.We know that local residents, who are comparatively well off, will subscribe cash it at full value.heavily.NO NEW CARS?News that the war program will compel -sutomobile, manufacturers to tooling for new models will be greeted by the public with, we imagine, little interest as far In a democratic country like Canada, it is the right of every citizen to criticize the police, the garbage collection, the street lights, the bus service, the people upstairs, and the government.A little caution should be exercised, however, in war time, when criticism which is not constructive or of a reasonably responsible character can very well provide comfort to our enemies.Those at the head of our nation in critical times like these are in the position of a pilot guiding a ship through the rapids \u2014 they should not be asked questions which are irresponsible, or have to stand complaints of a partizan nature.The type of criticism being indulged in by Mr.Hepburn, for example, or Mr.Meighen, or some of those Toronto journals, cannot possibly do any good and might well seriously impair our war effort.This is not helping our cause one little bit; it is in fact doing the work of the fifth column \u2014 the work of the enemy! This is no time for partizan political arguments; no time to be undermining the faith of the peop'e in our system of government or in the men now charged with the great responsibility of leading us.The right of free speech should not be denied anyone, but on the other hand all should recognize the fact that free speech carries the responsibility of keeping criticism and complaints responsible, specific, and reasonable, | know Ca- It is Liberty! Every quar- For in- DON'T TELL US Sir Hubert Wilkins\u2019 prediction that it will be possible, within the reasonably immediate future, to forecast the day-to-day weather for seven-year stretches leaves us cold.In fact, it rather chills us with dread.Enough of the joy is taken out of life now by the daily predictions.How horrible it would be to know that it is going to thunder and rain on Dominion Day five years from now, abandon re- 'D.C.Abbott, M.P.(Continued from Page 1) Such mistakes must not be allowed to occur again, he emphasized.The public must exert case with regard to \u201cFifth Column\u2019 activities less !t lose its sense of proportion, Mr.Abbott warned.Quoting a member of the Mounted Police, he said that there was poth- ing better the \u201cFifth Column\u201d would like to have the police chasing in all directions getting nowhere.Anonymous letters containing no specific information sent police on many wild goose chases, While full public support fs absolutely necessary a sense of proportion must be maintained, he stated.\u201cCHRISTIAN SCIENCE! | SERVICES | * * \u2018Ancient and Modern Necromancy, Alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, Denounced\u201d is thé subject of the Lesson-Sermon to be read In Churches of Christ, Scientist throughout the world on Sunday, June 2.The Gotden Text is from Jeremiah 20:13.\u201cSing unto the Lord, praise ye the Lord: for he hath delivered tbe soul of the \u201cpoor trom the hand of evildoers.\u201d Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: \u201cAnd there was war in heaven: Michael and bis angels fought against the dragon; and the dragon fought and his angels, and prevailed not; neither was their place found any more in heaven.\u201d (Rev, 12: 7, 8), The Lesson-Sermon also Includes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy: \u2018The great red dragon symbolizes a lfe,\u2014the belief that substance, life, and intelligence can be material, This dragon stands for the sum total of human error .The Revelator Hfts the veil from this embodiment of all evil, and beholds its awful character; but he also sees the nothingness .evil and the allness of God.\u201d (Page 563).\u201c Words for 35 CLASSIFIED AD LOST WOULD the lady who found brown © purse 8 week ago In Westmount Park * please call WL 4218.R-18 SITUATIONS WANTED GARDENER ~ Undertaking general garden maintenance, Practical experience, flowers, vegetables, shrubs, rock, lawns.Rellablllty Service, C.H.k, 194 Dorchester E., MA, 7840.R-3 COUNTRY HOUSES TO LET PHERROT, St.Annes side water edge, summer camps, 3-4-6 rooma, partly furnished, verandah, fireplace.ï 3 À R-8 LAC MERCIBR - 7 roomed cottage, completely furnished, lake front, large grounds, oity conveniences, 1 month .oF longer.EL.1629, R-17 - STORE TO LET 2408 ST, MATTHEW ST.corner St.Catherine.Suitable for Barber Shop, Beauty Parlor, ete, Apply Ostro's Drug Store, 1801 St, Catherine West, - FL 0465, * - * R-3 ROOMS TO LET A BRIGHT room, Buit business couple or gentleman, Car space.English family, 133 Lowis Ave, Westmount, R-19 HOLTON AVE.Wesmount, large Agunny room, hot water, privileges, la- les.FI.2034.R-18 WESTMOUNT, Sherbrooke Street near Greene.Single room with kit- ènette.FI.7704.R-13 ESTERN GROSVRBNOR, luxurious large, furnished front room, central fbr cars, private family, breakfast, evening dinner optional.WA, 3226, .R-14 GARAGES TO LET HEATED garage between Sherbrooke land Western.Street entrance.EL 9687, 331 Claremont Ave.R-18 ! GARAGE, 1643 Sherbrooke St, W.Apply Supt.R-20 = FOR SALE ENGLISH Axminster rug 9x13, mauve and purple, new $14.00.WI.7966.> - - R-21 : siete ©\" ATTRACTIVE bird houses 0c up, SLA Chesterfield Ave, WA, 1687.ee TE HANDSOME RUG, never used, bar gain $30: Chesterfiled suite $50.Modern bedsroom $65.Qibbard dining room, studio set, scatter mats, gate- leg, bookcase, tables, Selllng Immediately.FI.1850, 1353 Greene, West.mount.R-11 KLEEREX \u2014 Heals skin troubles, Quick rellef, while you work, from Eczema, Psoriasis, Impetigo, Ath- lates\u2019 Foot, Salt Theum, Po!son lvy, Boils, Chaps, Itch, Ringworm and most skin allments, 50c; $1.00; $2.00 (Medium and Strong).Recommended and sold by all Drugglsts, R-1 ONE HALF H.P.electric motor, cén- tury, heavy duty, ball bearing, reversing switch, Fire basket.EL.2608.® X-182 FOUR USED Firestone tires 600x186.Gall EL.1077 after 6.30.X-180 PIECE chesterfield $10.00.JHE hall rhirror $2.00.CR.8692 $ Xe1i7 GAS STOVE, brofler attached, hardly used, price reasonable.Apply 662 * Querbes avenue, Qutremont.X-176 A WAGON, walnut, 6.00; gol $8.00.\u201ceube, left-handed and bag.Fhono WA 5016, .FOR SALE GIENTLEMAN'S 4 piece blue summer sut 358, perfect rundliion, too small {ur owner, Cheap, mo dealers.4384 Decarle.X-153 GENDRON baby's pram.Practically new.Good buy.Also small crib, AT.FOR SALE OUTBOARD MQTOR, 1830, 1-8 horsepower, used 30 hours, Like new.Economical, compact, deal for fish- \u2018ng.Reasonable price.EL, 9047, X-171 GOOD QUALITY lady's sult, .spring coat, nilsses\u2019 suit, several dresses, new, never worn, sacrifice, very 8512, 4715 Queen Mary Rd.Apt, 33.cheaply, aires 14-16-18-42, 4186 Qir-|__ X-152 ovard.X-172 LADY'S CLOTH COAT, size 48 $10; MEDIUM SIZE, safe.9 ft.counter |S yds.stalr carpet, reasonable.WI.would make excellent work bench, 8731.X-131 vargain.3419 Beaconsfisld avonue.SIMMONS double bed complete, with X-166 mattress and spring, EL, 9392.X-140 HORIZONTAL 1\u2014Forbidding 5\u2014Conceal 10\u2014Unjustly deprives of 14\u2014Emanation 15\u2014Connecting device 16-\u2014\u2014Sewing case 17\u2014Grow tired 18\u2014Perfect 19\u2014Vapor 20\u2014Herb of parsley family 22\u2014Medicinal 24\u2014Allments 26\u2014Emperor 27\u2014Steep headland 30\u2014Bovine call 32\u2014Hymn 36\u2014Lovely flower 37\u2014Prima: donna 39\u2014A cry of Bacchanalas 40-Auatrallan bird 4t\u2014Star-shaped flower 42\u2014Playing card 43\u2014Fodder pit 45\u2014Topic 46\u2014Decree 47\u2014Pad 49\u2014The silkworm lozenge 6) 69 7.50\u2014Wearles 51\u2014Nourishment 53\u2014Loop 65\u2014Triangular sall -68\u2014Withdraw 62\u2014Press 63\u2014Dinner course §i\u2014Ancient Greek coin 68\u2014Intellect 69\u2014Run away 70\u2014Blazing star 71-\u2014Sacks 72\u2014Jungle beast 73\u2014Observed VERTICAL 1\u2014Hook for landing fish 2\u2014Dominate 3\u2014Persia 4\u2014Enlarge 5B- A||| your chut Free divir Hug Ra wi I rr the heme wij) Doing?A tended ty D 1m Cal.lurch,\u201d vil} meet n all de.Own Bro- he church meet at and the t at 754 the ladies 1ese work in this t our sere held on the in r choirs rvice, \u2014 ol 0 Miles have re- elves tiny one horse ) of them 1d when n British 18 these e flooded 1S, fants of improv- lan infer.are offi cles,\u201d al- nicknam- my does 1 appeal ut people t to real- ints such hey can 8, parked through lifted up inly not \u2018y a 179- nt of 1 ssiatance, in hour, miles to [ Iubrica- ones, 3.0.vices, , B.D.) Slept in Doing?School in p.m.Red Branch of > worship rch.ist lyn Ave.B.Air Leader ganist NED HIS ZR, SFUSING Presence ; DAY OP Song of President 1 preach.West TaULoBAT, MAY #0, 1540 BOYS BRIGADE j = NEMBER PAID | © FINAL TRIBUTE Many Attend Fy Funeral Service for Corp.Walter Goodale of First Company The full membership of the First Westmount Company of the Poys Brigade, representatives from other Island units, and fricnds and relatives, paid final -ibute on Monday afternoon at t.e Armstrong Funeral Chapel to (Corporal Walter Goodale who was accidentally killed over the wrek-end in a highway collision.The First Company, of which Corp.Goodale was a member.a::ended under the leadersh\u2018» of Captain J.Howard Rich: \u2018son while representative from ! -nt.rei] Battalion units were under Lieut.Robert N.A.Kidd.The honorary pall bearers were N.U.0.\u2019s of the First Company, Sraff-Sgt.James Patterson, Sgt.William Mulligan, Sgt.Don Taylor, Warrant Officer Robert Beal.Corporal Robert Morrow and Lance-Corporal Leonard Gough, wlio accompanied the cortage to the Memorial Park Cemetary, where the committal service was conducted by the Company's Chaplain, Rev.Dr.Wm.O.Mulligan.The funeral service was conducted by Rev.Harold E.Lewis, pastor of St.Henry Baptist Church, who, in his address referred to the high Christian character of Corporal Goodale; his wilingness to serve his church and company at al] times and his outstanding personality.Every boy in the First Company as weli as the other companies in which he had served, knew and esteemed him highly.His death came as a great shock to the officers and boys of the Company.He was to have been with them at their annual sports day at Cartierville, but was accidentally killed as he was about to turn into a roadside restaurant, near the Airport.He had cycled out alone on this occasion.Corporal Goodale commenced he acts Je | Tompected Queens school playground : will be the scene of the annual inspection of the Sea Cadet Corps tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock.Brigadier J.P.U.Ar.chambault, officer commanding Military District No.4, will be the inspecting officer.In the event of rain, making an outdoor inspection impossible, it will be made at Navy League\u2018 headquarters, 1429 Closse street.Annual Confirmation Service On June 12 The annua] Confirmation service at Temple Emanu-E! will take place Shabucth morning, Wodnesday, June 12th at 9:30 o'clock.The following is a list of Confirmants:\u2014Maxine, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.A.Asch; Richard son of Mrs.J.C.Asch; Donald son of Mr.and Mrs.H.Benson; Shirley, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.M.A.Brown; Marilyn, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.A.M.Friedman; Joyce, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Morris Ginsberg; Betty, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.W.Gittes; Alma, daughter of \u2018Dr.and Mrs.R.Gottlieb; Ross, son of Mr.and Mrs.I.S.Isaacs; Douglas, son of Mr.and Mrs.A.S.Lehberg; Frank, son of Dr.and Mrs.C.Liebman; Marcia, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.A.Lightsone; Robert, son of Dr.and Mrs.A.Shamaskin; Doris, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.C.N.Sommer.YOUTH CONGRESS An International Youth, Congress will be held in Lisbon, Portugal.PETROLEUM PRODUCTION Petroleum production in Trinidad is over 1,500,000 barrels a month.his Brigade career in the Third Montreal Company four years ago, and later, upon moving to the West-end, was transferred to the 12th Company where later, due to this company meeting during the afternoons, he came lo the First, where he has served with loyalty since last Fall, Laurentian Country Is Beautiful And Unspoiled The Laurentin country.one of the most beautiful and unspoiled holiday fields in the North Amer- | ican continent, lies at the back door of Montreal.But a few short hours\u2019 drive takes one to the heart of this land of green, rolling hills, pleasant valleys, winding rivers and tree fringed LAURENTIANS THORNCLIFFE TEA ROOM ROSEMERE, QUE.| Again Under Gilmour Management Situated on Route 11, enroute to the Laurentians, we are conveniently located to serve Luncheons, Teas and Dinners to those travelling to and from the Mountains.Phone Ste.Therese 602 R 1-2, Approved by Royal Automobile Club KERR'S FARM LAKEFIELD, QUE.A mountain playground, ideal for your vacation.13 miles from La- chute on Route 30.Free boats, safe, diving raft on beautiful Lak: Hughes.Tennis, fishing, hiking.Rates $10.and $12.weekly.Write for descriptive folder or Phone Lachute 935 R 3-2 or Monitor Tourist Bureau, WA.2773 sandy beach, where the soft breezes are heavy with odours of balsam and spruce and pine, and vhere the cool, ark forests and rippling lakes streams abou.d with game and fish.According to geologists the mysterious fascination of great age hangs over these mountains, but mighty ice caps have harrowed their sides, humbled the pride of their peaks, and have polished a chronicle of themselves on the scattered rocks which abound in this great region.The camps of the Indians, wise with centuries of nature lore in their blood, were scattered throughout the millions of acres of this natural park which stretches for a thousand miles north to Hudson's Bay, The highest poiut of the \u2018ange is Mount Tremblant, rising 3,400 feet above the sea, known to the Indians as \u2018Manitou Ewitchi- Saga.\u201d Many of the Indian camps have now been replaced by modern hotels, where excellent \u201cthing, dancing, bridge, golf, ! .riding, and motoring may .thoroughly enjoyed.Others have been taken over to provide complete facilities for those who prefer to spend their vacations hunting.and fishing in some of the 35,000 lakes, and virgin forests, of the Laurentians.For the angler.trot and \"bass are abundant.The glistening denizens of mountain streams provide plenty of thrills, and a good catch almost any day of the season can be depended upon.FLORIST S.J.ALLEN FIRST QUALITY BEDDING STOCK Of All Kinds GROWER Called For Window - Boxes - Baskets Filled Delivered I 807 HUDSON AVE.Cote St.Luc FERNS-CUT FLOWERS All Reasonably Priced You are cordially invited to call and inspect our Greenhouses at auy time \u201cYoung As You Feel\u201d I DE.0980 IHEBREW CLASS WILL RECEIVE, Dates of Graduation Exercises of Shaar Hashoma- yim Schools Announced The class of 1940 of both the Hebrew School and Religious School of Shaar Hashomayim will receive diplomas, medals and prizes at the graduation exercises to be held in the main Synagogue on Thursday evening, June 6th, at 8 p.m.The candidates for graduation in the Hebrew School are Lazarus Cohen, Marvin Feldman, Edward Levinson, Fred Solomon, Arthur Victor and Edgar Wener.8S.Lerner is the teacher of the Hebrew School graduates.The graduating class of the Sunday School consists of Péter Adelstein, Herbert Bercovitz, Lazarus Cohen, Harvey Etzin, Bernard Gross, Edward Levinson, lan Lemco, Herbert Paper- man, Morton Shulmern, Irwin Shulman, David Solomon, Fred Solomon, Eli Solomon, Conrad Shatner, Frank Stein, Arthur Victor, Philip Spector, Elmer Weigensberg, Edgar Wener, Marcia, Aronson, Marcia Cohen.Joyce Dolgy, Rosalind Greenwood, Sybil Xazenel, Myra Lazare, Elaine Robinson, Laur- aine Rose, Annales Scherzer, Mildred Solomon, Edith Sperber, Tamar Shine, Judith Kirsch, Marvin Silver and Paul Gordon.Mrs.8S.J.Leibowitz and Mrs.Jesse Schwartz are the teachers of the Sunday School classes.Closing Exercises The closing exercises and prize awards at the Shaar Hashomayim Hebrew School and Sunday School, will take place on the morning of June 9th, at 10 a.m.In the Assembly Hall.A special feature of these exercises will be a dramatization from the Book of Ruth, prepared under the direction of Mrs, S.J.Leibowitz and Mrs.Beatrice Shapera.CEREMONY HELD IN MEMORY OF MONTREAL MEN One Event of Canadian Legion Convention \u2014 Women's Club Attends One of the ceremonies marking the Dominion Convention of the Canadian Legion, now in session in this city, was that which took place yesterday at Remembrance Road, Cote des Neiges, and which marked in a fitting manner the memorial (lo those Montreal Soldiers who made the supreme sacrifice during the last World War.Brig.-Gen.W.W.Foster, D.S.0.V.D., past president and the official party were accompanied by representatives of Remembrance Branch No.75 of the Legion and Montreal Women's Clut, which latter organization has taken a prominent part in the maintenance of the Memorial Road, which was originally allocated to Sherbrooke St.W., but owing to rapidly changing conditions, was changed to what was known as Shakespeare Road.The re-naming of the Road took place during the visit of Their Majesties to this city in May 1939.The service included the singing of a verse from \u2018Abide With Me,\u201d planting a tree, an address by Brig.-Gen.Foster.Last Post was sounded followed by those words taken from the ritual beloved by all Legionaires, \u2018They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old.Age shall not weary, nor the years condemn\u2019 and Reveille.The ceremony concluded with singing of 'O Canada\u2019 and \u2018God Save the King.Right Answer Admiral Byrd, while at the Naval Academy, was called upon to conduct a short course.One morning his fellow pupils wrote on the blackboard: \u201cHail to thee, blithe spirit; Bird thou never wert.\u201d Two minutes later Byrd stalked in, stared at the blackboard, glared at his class, and snapped, \u201cWho wrote that?\u201d Twenty bands went up and twenty voices replied: \u2018Please, gir, Shelley!\u201d The Silver Lining \u201cJohnny, I am rather shocked.I have had a note from your schoolmaster in which he tells me, that you are last in a class of! thirty boys.What have you to say about that?\u201d AWARDS JUNE 6 UT ERAMINER STORE INSTALLS NEW EQUIPMENT cheeses, etc., at the right.ticeably improved trade, The modern interior of Sols provision store, 5807 Sherbrooke street west, corner of Deearde, showing the recently installed Super Cold refrigeration unit at the rear which has à capacity for N00 dozen large size bottles of beer and the Super Cold vefrigerator-showease for cooked ments, They represent the Inst word in store refrigeration equipment are belicved to be the first in the west end of who city, Sol's carries a complete line of gvoceries, fruits and vegetables, cooked nicats\u2019 and cheeses and specializes in rapid delivery of beer from 8 nau.to 11 pm.possible condition and beer as cold as desired, the new refrigeration equipment has already no- the management states, The store's phone numbers are Elwood 8930 and ELwood 6346.By keeping the food in the best DIN and COMMITTEE FOR WAR WORK 1 ESTABLISHED Westmount Women's Club Organizes Work Centre in Victoria Hall The War Work Committee of the Westmount Women's, Club is now established on the main floor of Victoria Hall.A record attendance has been maintained at each meeting.In addition to the ladies who remain all day to sew, baste and knit, many members of the club and their friends have taken wool for summer knitting.The Committee distributed 100 pounds of wool to be made into comforts for the men overseas, who have been adopted by the group.They have also completed 50 sweaters for the \u2018\u201cR.M.R.\u201d The purchase of the wool was made possible through the proceeds of a cabaret held recently in the Ritz Carlton hotel, which was convened by Mrs.R.E.Parker and Mrs.R.M.Macaulay.The committee has shipped 262 finished articles to the West.mount Branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society, representing a portion of thelr work for the month of May.During the past two weeks, 100 pounds of fine wool has been made into dainty; garments for Christmas hampers.This phase of the work is under the direction of Mrs.H.C.Holland and Mrs.John Shearer, In response to an appeal for theatrical equipment, the Committee has received several large parcels of evening togs, \u2018ncluding everything from earrings to top hats.These articles have heen sent overseas for soldiers\u2019 theatre presentations, Under the convernership of Mrs.Harold Mills, Mrs.G.T.Blair, and Mrs.Colin S.Forrest a regiment of soldiers and their friends were entertained recently at the 65th Armory, Mrs, W.F.Worfolk, secretary of the War Work Committee, reported having received a large number of letters from appreciative soldiers who have re- celved parcels from the Committee.Mrs.D.A, McNiece has undertaken to raise the necessary funds to send cigarettes and other comforts to friendless soldiers.It was also reported that several letters have been received from soldiers who have already been the recipient of maby such parcels.There are many departments of the Club's war work, each one being very active.The Club has secured a number of sewing machines, all of which are constantly in operation.Because many of Montreal's Women's Club close for the summer months, members of various organizations have joined the War Work Committee of Westmount Women's Club, in order to carry on their work all year.The War Work room is open from ten until five o'clock.Ladies desiring wool for summer knitting are requested to apply at the room on Wednesdays he- tween ten and half-past five o'clock, New members will be cordially welcomed.Members with work out, are requested to finish it as soon as possible, as the next shipment for overseas leaves shortly.Afternoon tea is served at each meeting.Unkind Dig The meeting of the club was in full swing.\u2018Mrs.Smith doesn't look very happy this evening,\u201d remarked Mrs.Jones.women's \u201cWell, dad.I'm sorry; but it might have been worse.\u201d | \u201cHow could it bave been worse.\u201d \u201cIt might have been a larger class.\u201d\u2014Edinburgh Dispatch, \u201cNo,\u201d replied Mrs.Brown, \u2018she gent a pair of socks she had knitted to tha Depot, and they sent back a note saying \u2018many thanks, but no more sandbags are } quired at the moment.\u201d | WAR PRISONER Iceland Is A Remarkable Country, Writer Reveals Do you think of little Iceland-\u2014 in the international spotlight since the Germau occupation of Denmark, its \u2018mother country\"\u2014as a barren and backward land tucked among the icebergs of the Arctic Circle?Many do.But contrary to this impression, Iceland has a livable climate, had trial by jury before England, and has a remarkably progressive people, according to Vilhjalmur Stefansson, famed explorer, writing in the France, Eugland, or the United current Rotarian Magazine.States, Unemployment insurance, \u201cIt is Iceland and not England [old-age Insurance, and similar which should be called the Mother of Parliaments, for Iceland had a parliamentary government from AD, 930 \u2014 one, incidentally, which is still functioning, now in its 1,011th year!\" Stefansson\u2019s article reports.\u201cIf we accept the common promise that prosperity depends on natural resources, then the economic situation of modern Iceland is a near miracle.For the land has fewer natural resources than any of the democracies, but nevertheless has come nearer than any other democracy to abolishing poverty, \u201cIceland, a high land in a warm sea, has mountains which capture snow enough to create larger gla- clors than any of Europe or of the mainland of Asia.The coldest seaport town of lceland is not so cold in January as Montreal, and Reykjavik, the capital, is as warm as Philadelphia .Jt is from almost the sole resources of grazing and fishing that lceland has abolished poverty.Its percentage of unemployment for several years has been lower than that of measures are lu force.Tlceland is advanced alse in the effectivencss of its publie health measures.This country which in 1810 had less than one hospital bed for each 10,000 persons now has a free bed for every 110.\u201d An upper and a lower house compose the Althing, or parliu- ment, with \u201ctheoretic executive power resting in the King of fce- land.Although lceland was nck- nowledged a sovereign State in 1918, with the King of Denmark acting as the King of lceland, this tle was severed on April 10, 1940, when, the Germans having invaded Denmark, the Iceland Parlla- ALBERT BALL OF WESTMOUNT Former Pupil Of Roslyn And Westmount High Captured After Forced Landing Definite word has heen received by his mother, Mrs, 8.H.Ball, 627 Carleton avenue, that her son, Flying Officer Albert Ransom (Dickie) Ball, reported missing two weeks ago, is a German prisoner of war, She received the following cablegram from the British Afr Ministry: \u201cInformation received from Red Cross in Geneva states your son 18 now a prisoner of war fn Germany.\u201d Flying Ofticer Ball, who lived fn Westmount all his life and was educated at Roslyn and Westmount High Schools, brought down {wo enemy planes before his capture.Almost colncident with the, arrival of the cablegram from the Air Ministry came a letter from another son, Dr, Sydney S.Ball, of London, describing the pilot's activities before his disappearance, The letter stated that Flying Officer Ball had been ordered to France on May 10 and shortly after his arrival was engaged In two aerial battles, in which he forced down two German planes.During the encounters his own craft was separated from hls squadron.Being out of communication with his base In France, he elected to return to England.The information does not say whether it was day or night when he returned, hut the wavelengths of the radio communications had bcen changed, and Ball could not find a place to land.British anti; aircraft gunners, mistaking him for an enemy, opened fire, while shortly afterward his engine fajled.Ball quickly hailed out.making a parachute landing on a! golf course near Dover.Spending two days in England, he wag sent hack to action on May 13, which proved to be one\u2019 of the fiercest days of air fighi- ing of the war.He was last seen in the thick of action, his squadron leader later conveying the information to Dr, Ball that the, Canadian had apparently been, torced down in friendly territory.The reason for his capture 1s re-; helleved to he the fact that what at that] was \u201cfriendly territory\u201d t ito give an answer to this, à study | general Urges Study Of Refugee Problem A study of the refugee problem as It affects the future of Cunada, was advocated hy Miss Rosetta Joseph, Quebec, National Convener of the Committce on Jmmi- gration and Canadianization, at the sessions of the National Annual meeting of the 1.ON.E, in session at Salnt John, N.B.\u201cOne of the leading questions of the day, said Miss Joseph, \u2018ls whether our doors should be open lo selected newcomers fleecing from oppression and tyranny, and of the whole refugee problem must he made, Meanwhile, it must not be forgotten that we have repeatedly gone on record as favouring a resumption of British immigration as soon as feasible.\u201d The Convener quoted Immigration figures for 1939-40, which showed that among the 17,000 immigrants to Canada, there was an increase of § per cent British settlers and 49 per cent Northern European.A Colony of 550 Su- deten German refugees settled in Peace River Block, had been assisted by Alberta Chapters.BIXTY FEATURES Sixty feature motion pleiures were produced in Argentina last year.ENTERS INSURANCE The National Bank of Nicaragua has entered the Insurance business, time was quickly engulfed by the German attack, Flying Officer Ball, or as he was then known to his friends here, first started to fly when still in hig \"teens and com- \u201cDickie\u201d Invention To Give Spare * Time Returns A British invention designed to | give profitable Industrial em- | ployment to rural workers in their spare time without forsaking their home has now been adopted in four continents.It is small seals machinery for carding and spinning wool, and it bridges the gap between the ancient spinning wheel and the giant plant used for mass produe- tion by tho big cloth mills.The villager is thus provided with a means of competing successfully with industry without himself becoming industrialized and losing his rural status.lle and his family cater for a luxury market, as theirs is handcraft work reflecting individuality in mothod and design and commanding the highest prices because it is not mass produced.Begun by a group of earnest young men as a social movement in Britain, a prosperous little colony is today at work in Shake speare\u2019s native town of Stratford- on-Avon to which orders for the machinery are now coming in from many parts of the world, The plant is being used abroad for other classes of poople ho- side agriculturists.A reformntory for the first offenders at Oklahoma, U.S.A, is uslug {t with Brent guecess and two more unlts, making nine in all have recently been shipped to it from Britain.France is providing tho plant for the development of native handeraft in her North African Empire; Switzerland has just or dered soveral units for the Bas- ler Webstrube, a famous handcraft centre for the partially incapacitated; Madame Chiang Kal- Shek has made Inquiries on Le- half of the Chinese Government; and plant fa installed In many Government Technical Institutes \u201cin India.Portraying Role Was Difficult Motion pleture ture nudiences will see n new Mickey Rooney in \u201cYoung Tom Raison,\u201d which comes Lo the York United Thea- (ro Saturday playing until Tuesday.Strangely serious, his awag- ger given way to humility, Mickey received the assignment to portray Thomas Alva Edison as a hoy with a feeling approaching reverence, To Rooney it was (he most Important performance of his ca- rear, His struggle to capture and transfer to the screen something of the*houndless falth and courage of the boy who was (0 become the Wizard of Menlo Park temporarily changed the youlh- ful actor's life.Tu the clowning and gags that helped enliven the gets of \u201cBabes in Arms\u201d and the Mardy pictures, was added a new thoughtfulness.Mickey loves motion pletures and the men and women who make them.\u2018They have brought him happiness and Independence; and Thomas A.Edison, the man who made them commorclally feasible, In the youthful slars number one hero.\u201cI've had to do a good job in {his picture,\u201d sald young Rooney, explaining his sudden seriousness, PAGE TN.te SCHOOL WILL HOLD CLOSING EVENT SUNDAY Dr.Lyon Bercovitch to Preside at Temple Emanu- El Graduation Exew:ises The Kindergarten, junior and intermediate classes and the High School of \u2018Temple Emanu-El will hold aunup) closing exercises in the Temple Community House on Sunday at 10.30 a.m, \u201cMounting Mount Sinal\u201d \u2014 a dramatic presentation of the Sabbath Feust will be presented by the Dramatic Group under the direction of Miss Frances Kate, B.Sc.The annual award of prises will take place with Dr.Lyon Boreovitelh, school committee chairman, presiding.The closing exercises of the School for BEmigrees was held Mouday evening.This marked the closing of a successful year in the cause of the newcomers.The schioul was organized by Dr.Stern lust May and classes were held continuously with the following touchers: Harold Neumann, B.C.L, l1u.1B8.; Miss Betty Meyer, M.A.; Mrs.J.D.Feldtman, B.A.; J.D.Feldtman, Jul Heim, registrar.David Marston and Dr.A.Blr- man expressed words of nppre- ciation to teachers and Rabbi Stern for helping the emigrees adjust themselves to Canadian Ife.The Sisterhood Committee was in charge of the soclal hour that followed, Cut-Price Lawn Seed Often Weed-Loaded Geneva, N.Y, -\u2014 Haste may make for conslderable waste wliere one hurries off to buy a large puckuge of low-quality lawn grasa mixture at \u201creduced price\u2019 without giving due heed to the probapility that it Is badly londed with weed seeds, says Prof, M.T.Munn of the Naw York State léxperiment Station.At (his time of yoar when nsw lawns are belng built Profossor Munn makes public (he result of testing 177 samples of various lawn seed mixtures offerad for sule.Jo found 204 different kinds of weed seeds, and in dne sample counted 24 different kinda of weeds including dandelion.The low qualily samples are a frequent source of such troublasome 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home from the Royal Victoria Hospilal, where he was a patient for several weeks.Mr.and Mrs.T.Russell Orr have returned from Beaubarnois, where they were the guests uf Mr.and Mrs.Carl Miller.Miss M.Purcell, Mrs.A.de- Guise, Miss Margot deGuise and Miss deGuise are spending a week in New York City.Mrs.M.R.Robb, who was the recent guest of her mother, Mrs.8.Tack Ryan has returned to her home !n Néw.Yors.à Mr.and Mrs.M.Monahan and their family spent (he week- il H.ZERBST UPHOLSTERER Furniture, Draperies, Slip Covers Made to Order and Repaireo 379 Victoria Ave.af ES Bas EL.1980 SUGGESTS ess on a-Up-Top % ; Westmount - \"he House of Quality - Established 1521 =\u2014\u2014\u2014 Mapame JOEL Corsetiere ATURE\u2019S.RIVAL LE GANT Foundation Garments or Comfort and Satisfaction Half-Sizes OUR EXPERT FITTERS ARE IN ATTENDANCE AT ALL TIMES 4888 SHERBROOKE WEST Near Victoria Ave.Veil of Youth DE.1850 _\u2014+ *CUTEX \u2018POLISH FOUNDATION with your favorite CUTEX POLISH SHADE Adds longer life to your manicure and helps pre- went brittle nails, Cutex i ail Polish and Cutex Polish Foundation.bE bay let a FREE Sample of A # Boh for.35¢ = RS Î On Sale at ~All Drug and Departmental Stores.Local Artists To Give Concert For Sailors Tocal artists will entertain men of the sea at the weekly concert being held at the Montreal Sallor\u2019» Institute on Tuesday evening.The concert has been arranged by Mrs.Colin 8.Forrest.Vocalists will include, Mrs.Harold Mills, W.J.Stephenson, Western McCallum, {nstrumental- ists, Miss Norma McLean, violin- lst and Miss Winnle Kermath, accordianist.\u2018 Dance numbers will be presented by the pupils of the Evans Sisters School of Dancing.Sailors trom ships in port will also take part on the program.end at Farnham, where they were the guests of Mr.and Mrs.E.Thompson.Mr, Harry Young and his daughter, Miss HKEdna Young, apent the holiday week-end at Cushing, where they were the guests of Mrs.Ethel Muttison.w.J 8 Me Cormiek returned on Tuesday from Arvida, where they spent the holliday week-end with their daughter, Mrs.D, Sutherland.Mr.and Mrs, Mr.and Mr, returned from Lake where they speut Lhe week-end.: and Mrs.Hector A.Dale and Mrs.A, Nalzell have Manitou, holiday Mrs.J.Wilfred Proulx is expected home this week-end from Sherbrooke, Qne., where she has been visiting her mother, Mrs.A.C.Campbell for the past week.Miss Wilma Campbell has returned to Sherbrooke, Que., afler spending several days in Montreal, Lhe guest of her sister, Mrs.G.W.Cross.Mr.and Mrs.Walter Prior.and their son Lorne, M.Gordon McCready and Mr.Douglas Bowman, were the guests of Mr, and Mrs.F.A.Prior at their summer esidence in Cushing, Que., over the holiday week-end, Miss Margaret Iona Elliott will be her sister's only attendant, Mr.Harold A, Tansey will act as best man for Mr.Elliott and the ushers will be Mr.John W.Davies and Mr.Walter E.Elllott.Mr.and Mrs.W.Fred McBride are occupying t'eir residence \u201cGay Cedars\u201d at Bale D\u2019'Urfe.They had as their guests for the holiday week-end, their son-in- taw and daughter, Flying Officer and Mrs, Arthur Yuile, of Trenton, Ont.4 The Venerable T.W.Savary, rector of St.Paul's Chureh, Hall- fax, and Archdeacon of Halifax, was a guest for s short time this week of Miss Millie Everett, 4290 Dorchester St., while raturning to the Maritimes after attending meetings in Toronto of the General Board of Religious Education.Mrs.A.A.MacLeod, of Kent.ville, N.8., was the week-end guest ot Mr.and Mrs.W.F.Wor- folk, prior to leaving for Saskatchewan, to visit her son, Rev.Stuart MacLeod.Mrs.Wortolk entertained on Sunday afternoon and evening in honor of Mrs.MacLeod.Mrs.A, W.Abercrombie entertained at a trousseau party yesterday afternoon and evening for her daughter, Miss Muriel Aber- crombie, Others who have entertained for Miss Abercrombie include Mrs.Leslie Harvey who gave a miscellaneous shower; Mrs.H, Morrison and Mrs.D.Currie, who were joint hostesses at a kitchen shower, Miss Ray Norris, who gave a pirex shower; the Calvary Mission Circle, when Miss Alice Sloane, on behalf of the Circle made a presentation; and Miss Helena Mussel, who en- lertained at a bridge when a presentation was made to the bride- elect.WEDDINGS Branchaud-Prud'homme The marriage of Ghislaine, daughter of Mr.J.Alex Prud- \u2018homme, K.C., and of Mrs.Prud'homme, of Westmount, to Mr.Henri Branchaud, son of Mr.and Mrs, C.H.Branchaud, of Outremont.took place quietly on Friday morning in St.Leo\u2019s Church, Westmount, the Rev.Father Oscar flauthier officiating.Spring flowers were used as decorations ih the church.Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore an ensemble of Horizon blue light weight wool trimmed with matching blue fox.a draped turban of crepe in the same color.and carried a small bouquet of pink and mauve sweet peas and bouvardia.Mr.Branchaud acted as wit Josephine Johnson, recently voted the No.1 Glamor Debutante for 1941, is one of many modern young women who have revived interest in the old-fashioned art of making their own clothes.À member of the Debutante Sewing Circle, she takes her designing seriously, as the photo shows.\u2019 Child Should be Encouraged To Express Himself in Art Fortunate Indeed is the ¥hild rgindhimont at baby hood Losfedch who grows into adulthood equlp- |him\u2019 to picture his thoughts.Let ped to translate into concrete |us consider the possible working form the visions his imagination materials that may be used in conceives.It is such individuals {their proper sequence.who are making for themselves a The simplest of the manual place in the sun and what is more |arts to use and the one which at important they are leading lives the anme time will hold the in- rich In satisfaction, terest over the tongest period of 1f one were to inquire into the |time is the art of finger palntug.childhood of these people, one |Given a glazed surface, whether would almost invariably find that |i pe shelf paper, a pie pan, an from the earliest signs of a de- |enamoled table, or paper wade velopment of the imagination |especiaily for tuts purpose, a set they were given full opportunity |of paints as the medium, und to express it, .the hands as tools, and evary- lt is interesting to study the (hing is in readiness.The chin means by which one can foster |dips his fingers into the paint and nourish this desire to give expression to the mental pictures of the child.It is possible to be- and proceeds to make his picture on the moistened surface.That picture may not have a great deal of meaning to the adult viewing it, but it does have meaning to the child.Often children only two years old will find complete satisfaction in the picture they have made this way.Incidentally, more and more skill is acquired as the years progress and the interest remains.Before long there may come a desire to make finer and more distinct lines.Then one can provide at first large crayons, later smaller ones.An easel is excellent if it is possible to have one were Mr.Paul Leman, of Toronto, brother-in-law of the bride, and Mr.Charles Branchaud, brother of the bridegroom.A reception for the immediate family and a few intimate friends was held at the residence of the bride's parents, 10 Grove Park, where spring flowers were used to decorate the rooms, Later Mr, and Mrs, Branchaud left by motor for Garden City, Long Island, the bride travelling In & blue tweed suit with a matching felt hat and accessories.They will reside on Lincoln ave-|80d you will want plenty of nue, paper.A very different.kind of The out-of-town guests in-|picture will evolve which will be cluded: Mr.and Mrs.Paul Le- e Reg\u2018d At Interesting Style Show Under the auspices of the Montreal Branch of the Women\u2019s Au- .xiliaries of the Canadian Legion, , B.E.S.L,, delegates to the Canadian Legion Dominion Convention were entertained at a style \"show, presented by the Hazeldine | Shoppe, on Monday evening ip favor of navy blue and white.were imported for the occasion.Ll dad CUT FLOWERS AND PLANTS Son 4841 Sherbrooke W.Greenhouses: 2175 Belgrave Ave.EL.9595 ALIS LS SELL LL IS SILLS LL SEL LILLL LISI SLL ELAS LSI LLIL LLL SSIS SILI SS LSS LA EL 4 summer wear, large brimmed hats were among the more popular, while the color trends leaned in hurst, Mrs.R.Emond end Mrs, All frocks and millinery shown Lp SALL Se SIA LIL 0 SS ALAS Li Ls PAT IT IIIS OA.horists Retail Branch: (at Victoria) DE.9898 Roland \u20ac, Hill, Prop.PR 114 THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1940 rincluded: Misses MM.Chadwick, Mary Boncer, M.Briggs, Marg.Ogilvy, Norma McDonald, Eileen Donnelly, Melita Hill, Lorette | Donnelly.M, McGuire, Wilma | Warnecke, Joan Hibbard, M.Bar- den, Mary Myers, Mrs.K, B.Whi.tenead, Misses Beverly Myers, j Olive Ladds, Josephine Sand- J.Tremblay.Mrs.George Layton was the convener in charge of the arran- Models taking part in the show | gements.the Balle Doree of the Mount Royal Hotel.Comments were made ;by Christopher Ellis and Hazel Warnecke, stylist.The importance of cottons 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Academy in London.In 1927 she went abroad to assist in the Beethoven Centenary celebrations, when sh: was a member of George M.Brewer's party, While at the centenary Miss McLean attended various concerts given in Vienna by many of the world's foremost was a popular entertainer au MUsicians.concerts given for the soldiers In speaking of her trips abroad, and thelr wives.Three years |Miss McLean remarked that the later, she commenced her violin studies and became a pupil of the late Alfred de Sevé, formerly of the Boston Conservatory of Music.She later studied under the late last one, made in 1931, was by far the most interesting, for she visited Norway, Sweden, Den mark and Holland.flows with much interest.Many of the |of since cities she visited have since be-\u2018the war.tense interest displayed fn the Hamburg Flying Field.According to Miss McLean, practically every person visiting Hamburg while on a tour, made a point of visiting the field.The company owners also conducted special | flights for tourists, which were \u2018of particular interest.Miss Mec- | Lean, in speaking of this phase of her tour said that without a i doubt, this field vas most mod: \"erp in ail its equipment and the {instructions given the pilots.In _bedce time, many tourists were \u2018amazed at the amount of atten: lion given tu this air base, for i \"wus under military jurisdiction .Miss McLouan said.Apart from the British Isles, Miss McLean has visited 13.Euro pean countries and many of the battle flelds of the last war, and as sailed through every import ant canal abroad.On her returu from her lust trip, she organized a sting orchestra, composed of about 20 of her pupils.This orchestra performed at church functions, charitable events and at concerts presented by the Royal Empire Society.Miss McLean has been Many Miss Norma McLean of the friends she made in these countries, rave not Leen heard the commencement of We all have canned fruit juices and fruits on our emergency shel will enable you to utilize these ves.Here are some recipes that will enable you to utilise these cans and prepare novel, delicious tastios at any time: 3% cups canned fruit juice and water; 4 tablespoons quick-couk- ing tapioca; % cup sugar; i ten- spoon salt; 1 to 1% oups prepar- cod canned fruit; 1 to 3 tablespoons lemon julee, Combine fruit juice and water.taploes, sugar, and salt in sauce.was invited to be among the guest artists, the eutire proceedings of the affair were broadcast from Halifax to Vancouver, A member of the McGill or chestra for many years, Miss Me- Lean was forced to give up this phase of her work, when she was given a radio contract, While in England she also performed for the B.B.C.European programs.In great demand for coucert work, Miss McLean hus journoyeu to many parts of Quebec and On- tariv to appear ou various types of musical programs.She has played on a number of occasions at the annual banquet of the St.Andrew's Society, in Cornwall, and coucerts staged at the Brewery Mission.and Salvation Army have always included Miss Me- Lean 8% one of the prencipal artists, Early in January when thy Ladies\u2019 Symphony Orchestra was formed, Miss McLean was approached to pry the violin, but has since joined the viola section.A more complicated instrument, Miss McLean, had studied the viola earlier in her career.DBe- talent the of instrument, her added has contributed greatly to success of this new venture.Endowed with a charming personality and a pleasing platform manner, Miss McLean has endeared herself to the music lovers of this city.Mr.and Mrs.Mclean have been resldents ot Westmount foi more than 40 vears.The family belongs to Stanley Presbyterian Church, cause of the shortage of this type trom fire.(Alixture will be thin.Du not overovok.) 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Trial size 18 62, can - - 20¢ Genuine Lamb\u2019s Wool Applier WITH EVERY QUART CAN OF OLD ENGLISH NO RUBBING LIQUID WAX wearing your hair in a pompas : \u20ac ÿ + À eyed look is made of polis dot ' à = Pa sion of the old style, you will find\" > ANA SH BT Fah ER em ts mers ET amet 3 ue CE PAGE SIX * À HOLLYWOOD GOSSIPS +: Action Drama Playing At Snowdon Theatre Es , Tls a long time s:nce we read that Edgar Wallace super-thril- ler, \u2018The Four Just Men.\u201d Bu: the story hus heen brought right ®p to 1940 standards by Sergei Nolbandov and Roland Pertwee, in true Wallace style, filled with tense :ituations, gripping drama and a generous helping of rapid- fire action, A splendid cast of reliable British players gives the film a grip.And its background of International plotting and sabotage can seem nothing if not excitingly close to the truth, as we see it today.For the Four Just Men, by methods unethical apd courage unusual, manage by themselves, to expose the completed plans of a blitzkrieg which would paralyze the British Empire in a matter of days.Though no particular foreign Power Is mentioned, the allusions are quite strong enough to set the mind a-gadding.\u201cThere's drama and action right from the beginning, with Terry (Frank Lawton) rescued from a headsman's axe by a matter of minutes.Then Terry is off to the Near East to trace developments there, while the other three try to find the leakage in the British Forelgn Office which makes it all possible.Terry finds hie information and the other three get their man, in a series of action scenes which are detective thrillers at their best.The climax in the House of Commons is tense enough to keep you nhew- ing at rour fingernalls\u2014it you have any 1.ft by then, \u201cFour Just Men\u201d Is not a film to \u201clet you drowse.It will keep you on the edge of your seat from start to finish.Hugh Sinclair turns in à fine set of Impersonations, beside his \u2018\u2019straight\u2019 role.Frank L, Sullivan, as Poiccard, and Frank Lawton as Terry are their rell- able selves.Griffith Jones, as the Fourth Man; and Anna Lee, 88 a4 newspaper woman, ably carry the romantic scenes.Alan Napier's villain fs the smoothly 1 erfect characterization we have tome to expect from him.This \u2018a For Prompt Delivery of Fruits and cel SOL\u2019S Groceries EL.6566 \u2014 EL.8930 5367 Sherbrooke West Deliveries from 8 a.m.to 11 p.m.Header Sat.& Sunday Winifred Colles Woman trapeze artijte Welby Cooke |: and his Australian Morse TELEPHONE BY.1191 high melodrama, ably acted and well directed.The added attraction is that warin-hearted, human story of the American way of living, \u201cJoe and Ethel Turp Call on the Pres:- dent,\u201d from the Damon Runyan story, with Walter\u201cBrennan, William Gargan and Ann Sothern supplying both laughs and tears.and Lew!s Stone playlng Mr.President.ARTIST HELD OVER FOR 3RD WEEK AT PARK Winifred Colleano, world's pre- mlere trapeze artiste currently thrilling patrons of Belmont Park every afternoon and evening, was born in Australla of parents renowned in the world of \u2018The Big Tent,\u201d The youngest of nine children, Winifred today ranks as the most outstanding of the Col- leano clan, though the other members of the family are al- 80 world renownea.While per forming in her native land, Miss Colleano was featured in a circus that boasted several novel acts.One of these was presented by Welby Cooke and his dancing horse \u201cSydney.\u201d Miss Colleano and Mr.Cooke and his.horse toured Australia for years in the same circus but, ag often happens they drifted apart seeking new worlds to conquer.On Saturday and Sunday a happy re-union will take place nt Belmont Park as Welby Cooke and his Australian dancing horse \u2018Sydney\u2019 will be featured with Miss Colleano at both afternoon and evening performances, as an extra free outdoor attraction.Mr.Cooke and his horse will also be featured in the dance pavilion and judging from the press comments Mr.Cooke received in Australla and elsewhere.Patrons of Belmont Park are guaranteed entertainment par excellence, \u2018 x Anachronism The scene was a Hollywood film-studio.Thousands of \u2018extras,\u201d attired as Franch revolu tionaries storming the Bastille, tilled the middle distance, In the foreground, on a rostrum, was the director, bawling through a megaphone: : \u201cWe're going to do this over and over again \u2014 until the guy shouting \u2018whoopee\u2019 decides to co-operate.\u201d \u2014Los Angeles Times.College Cheaper \u201cHow did you persuade your father to send you to college for another year?\u201d \u201cI told him if he didn't I'd get married, and I guess he thought he couldn't afford that.\u201d RATS ON RETREAT Up-country floods drove an army of field rats \u2018\u2018some as big as condensed milk cans\u201d 100 miles In three months, accord- ne to settlers in Central Austra- la.~~ RECITAL CA ON FRIDAY EVENING VICTORIA HALL Prices $1.1 RRIE BIGGERS SCHOOL OF DANCING TICKETS ON SALE AT LINDSAY'S - - 1112 ST.CATHERINE ST.W.OF THE MAY 31 AT 8:15 P.M.\u2014 WESTMOUNT 3-85¢-57¢ A \u2018 i MRT TIN HAT ;: A GAY MUSICAL SHOW REVUE WHICH NURSE IMPERILED A LIFE?THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER y NEWS OF THE THEATRE WORLD y, from the thrilling romantic film \u2018Castle On Pat O'Brien, Ann Sheridan and John Garfield in a scene The Hudson,\u201d Carole Lombard and Anne Shirley in a scene from \u201cVigil.In The Night,\u201d Jconard Willey, as a physician on a case, finds that a fatal error has been made in the dosing of a child by one of the two nurscs.How Misd Lombard takes the blame which was really that of her sister nurse, provides one of the dramatic higlidights of the picturization of the powerful story which is now playing at the York United Theatre until Friday.Edward G.Robinson Is 3 ASSORTED FLOWERS i ; 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TA.5858 \u2018 k Ave.Catherine W.{WINDSOR HOTEL \u2014 June 5,6,7,8 at 9 P.M.|| by Dr.A.J.Cronin.The film opens at the Monkland United Theatre Sunday playing until Tuesday.Beautiful Dorothy Lamour and Bing Crosby in a scene from \u201cThe Road to Singapore,\u201d a riot of laughter, song and romance in the tropics which is now playing at the Westmount United Theatre until Saturday.Alice Faye Loves Role In Monkland Filming \u2018 In the movies as In life, some girls are born glamorous, others attain glamor and still others have it thrust upon them.Alice Faye is in that last category but with an important qualification: she can take it or leave it\u2014and she prefers to leave it whenever possible, Alice has discovered that where glamor steps in, a lot of other things she\u201d considers importanl are apt to be overshadowed, She would much prefer to be a good actress, capable of {filling any role that came her way, than a glorified glamor girl.Just now, she's carrying her particular theory into emphatic practice on the set of Darryl F.Zanuck\u2019s production of \u201cLittle Old New York,\u201d 20th Century- Fox plcture in which she is featured with Fred MacMurray, Richard Greene and Brenda Joyce.It and the cast includes Andy Devine, Henry Stephenson and Fritz Feld.In the film Alice gets as far away from sheer glamor as is possible for a girl who posseses such an abundance of beauty.She's a barmaid\u2014a rough, brawling, robust, good-hearted belle of the waterfront, innkeeper and bouncer \u2014 and she had the time of her life in the role.She wears good, stout, serviceable shoes of: the early 1800's.Her blonde hair is piled on her head in wayward curls and ringlets.Her dress is a gingham affair and her apron is purely utilitar- fan.Alice felt perfectly content, The clothes fit the part and the part is one dear to a good trouper'g heart.MRT TIN HAT REVUE AT THE WINDSOR SOON Will Be Staged June 5, 6, 7, 8 \u2014 Many Stars In Excellent Program That gay hilarious show which has been the Four Star favourite of the men in uniform in Montreal, the MRT Tin Hat Revue will be presented \u2018to members and the public as the tinal major production of the season, Numerous requests had been made to give the members a chance to see the revue which was proving so popular and also it was felt that since the work of the Tin Hats is only made possible through the continued support of the subscribers this would prove interesting and entertaining.Since satisfactory dates could not be obtained at Victoria Hall, the production will be given in the attractive ballroom of the Windsor Hotel, This is the room in which the State Dinner was held during the Royal Visit last year and the decorations used on that occasion still ornament the walls.Here will be set up the Tin Hats smart red, gold and blue portable stage which they take around to the armouries when entertaining the troops.With complete sound- equipment, switchboard and curtains it forms a well-equipped absolutely self-contained ® 3° Using\u2018 the Windsor va*e~vm also gives an opportunity for a 18036 Sherbrooke W.« WA, S122/1817 st.Fi.3420 + ; .Lote vo \u2018table show\u201d similar to those which many members enjoyed so much several years ago at the Ritz.However since others prefer regular seating arrangements it has been decided that two performances will be played in that way and two with tables.Thus it Is hoped all tastes will be accommodated.\u2018The evenings of the performances will be June 5.6, 7 and 8 with the curtain at 9 p.m.The Tin Hat Revue is a fast- moving well-balanced combination of singing, dancing sketches with definite emphasis on comedy.In the Springtime Edition of the Tin Hat Revue which will be presented at the Windsor Hotel, the chief favourites of the \"Army Shows\u201d which have well-nigh become \u2018traditional will be featured.These include \u201cThe Seaside\u201d with John Pratt, Robert Goodier and Lionel Murton; Cortland MacNeil and his\u2019 one-man \u201cswing-band\u201d; and\u2019 Not since the advent of talking pictures did such radical news emanate from Hollywood as when Warner Bros.announced that it would film the story of the life of Dr.Paul Ehrlich.Edward G.Robinson stars in \u2018The Story of Dr.Ehrlich's Magic Bullet.\u201d Not a gangster picture, yet a war on the deadliest public enemy of all, it is highly exciting film entertainment.It will be shown locally Jat The Westmount United Theatre starting Sunday playing until Tuesday.Harry and J.L.Warner, who introduced talking pictures to the world when they made \u201cThe Jazz Singer\u201d and revolutionized the entire Industry, have again blazed a new trail by producing \u201cThe Story of Dr.Ehrlich\u2019s Magic Bullet.\u201d Their innovation in 1927 began a controversy that was furiously debated but which finally influenced the entire course of modern films and now, thirteen years later, they have again made another significant contribution to the screen with a rich and colorful story that reveals the amazing progress of, science, Their film, \u201cThe Story of Dr.Ehrlich's Magic Bullet\u201d is the culmination of a program that hours of entertainment which will make you forget your worries for at least a little while.Come and join wit hthe Tin Hats in an evening of madcap amusement.Is is the sort of show in which both old and young will find plenty to amuse and entertain them.Starred In Fine Picture began with \u201cThe Story of Louis Pasteur.\u201d At that time the entire industry was skeptical of the plan to present the screen biography of a scientist.\u201cWho is interested in germs?,\u201d just about summed up the attitude of the disbelievers.Yet \u201cPasteur\u201d set a precedent which has labeled Harry and Jack Warner and their executive producer Hal B.Wallis the most progressive and fearless leaders in the industry.It is certain to say that the Warner Bros.and Ha] Wallis, who displayed such excellent showmanship in \u201cPasteur,\u201d \u2018\u201cZola\u2019\u2019 and \u2018\u2018Juarez,\u201d\u2019 have provided fine entertainment in \u201cDr.Ehrlich's Magic Bullet\u201d in addition to making the screen the most important medium in combating ignorance on an important issue.Radio, newspapers, church, government and health organizations have pleaded with potentates of the screen to lend thelr aid.Warner Bros.had the courage to answer: the appeal.FOUR-YEAR RECORD Argentina's cotton ¢rép is the |] largest in four years.A Loan Becomes a Gift \u201cOut in Australia.whére 1 live,\u201d said the lecturer, \u2018\u2018neighbors are sometimes as much as twenty miles apart.\u201d \u2018It must be lonely,\u201d remarked a listener, \u201cIt has its compensations.When one borrows a lawn-mower it practically becomes one\u2019s own property.\u201d\u2014Tit-Bits, popular novel, Frankie Hern, both vocally and with her chorus; The Military Quartette with John Pratt in \u201cKiss Me Goodnight Sergeant Major\u201d; Robert Goodier's im- o» .personations and several black- You'll thrill to the deeds outs.Much new material is be- , of The Four Just Men ing prepared in addition under the direction of Keith Handyside.° Fred Gross, Peter Millar and Ce- fashion.cil West.The show w!ll be accompanied by the Tin Hat double pia- - FIRST RUN no team of Fred Gross and Shirley \u201cN MONTREAL Marson, accounted one of the best in Montreal.Besides those mentioned above the following will be seen in the Revue: Eileen CIif- ford, Eileen Hern, Teresa Rey- nold, Dorothy Chenel, Margaret Gilmour, Denyse Sydal, Helen Ri- , chardson, Norma Ford, Peggy Oliver, Connie Jaquays, Flora Reid, Gordon Nicholls, Walter La- duke, Roger Bourne, Derek Rhoa- des and Carl Miskin, Rollicking, tuneful and speedy, the Tin Hat Revue can be counted on to provide two and a halt could only happen in America, executed in true British BRITAIN FIGHTS \"FIFTH COLUMN Edgar Wallace gives a thrilling and exciting picture of Britain's fight against Nazi fifth column activi- ties- in the film version of his THE FOUR JUST MEN HUGH (A GIRL MUST LIVE) FRAN GRIFFITH JON (YANK AT OXFORD) FRANCIS L.SULLIVAN (ACTION FOR SLANDER ANNA LEE SINCLAIR K LAWTON (CAVALCADE) ES | \u2018Added Festure: \u201cJoe and Ethel Turp call on the President\u201d .it NOW PLAYING NOWDON - (Decarie Bivd, at Snowdon Junction) * = THEATRICAL ATTRACTIONS * Coaster Classic Date Announced By Kinsman Club The Third Annual Kinsmen Coaster Classic will take place on Saturday, June 22nd, and Is open to any boy between the ages of 10 and 15 years old.There is no entrance fee, and all contestants must build their own cars according to the specifications released by the Kinsmen.Many valuable prizes awarded to the winners in the various classes.All races will be run on a heat and elimination basis.The time and place of the will be + 1 TESTMOUNT | (Sherbrooke at Grey Avenue) Today until Saturday ACES OF THE AIR-WAVES! «.Bing and Bob with Dorothy Lamour in a riot of tropical love and laughter! BING CROSBY DOROTHY LAMOUR BOB HOPE \"ROAD T0 .SINGAPORE A Paramount Picture with Charles Coburn + Judith Barrett Asthoay Quinn + Jerry Colonna 3 Pevang by VITOR SCNILTINGIA À ATL way Added Feature \u201cTHE FIVE LITTLE PEPPERS and How They Grew\u2019 featuring Edith Fellows and Dorothy Peterson.\u201cTHE ATLANTIC PATROL\u201d The Canadian Navy on Active Service.Friday Night Revival after 11 p.m.ROBERT MONTGOMERY in \u201cNight Must Fall.\u201d Sun.-Mon.-Tues.___ EDWARD G.ROBINSON {In \u201cThe Story of Dr.Ehrlich\u2019s Magic Bullet.\u201d .\"YOUNG AS YOU FEEL\u201d with Jed Prouty, Spring By- ington and Joan Valerie.CHARLIE CHASE In \u201cThe Heckler.\u201d * race will be announced at a later date.Application for entrance should be sent to the Kinsmen Club of Montreal, 2070 Peel Street, Montreal.\u2019 Simpler Also The teacher had assigned her class to write a composition on the funniest thing they had ever seen, Almost immediately after the assignment she noticed Johnny was folding his paper.So she asked him to bring his essay forward if he had finished.He did so, and it read: \u201cThe fupnies* thing I ever saw was too funny for words.\u201d\u2014Yzallow Strand.Irkutsk, Siberia, has & new hospital with 365 beda.\u2014 (MANAG (Monkland Ave.at Girouard) Today until Saturday LUSTY! ROMANTIC! .about a spirited belle of the brawling waterfront, in those boisterous days when New York was new .! Added Feature \u201cMUSIC IN MY HEART\u201d with Tony Martin and Rita Hayworth.A CRIME DOES NOT PAY, \u201cKnow Your Money.\u201d Cartoon.Friday Night Revival after 11 of , \u201cJUDGE HARDY It AND CHILDREN\" with Mickey Rooney and Lewls Stone.Sun.-Mon.-Tues.% CAROLE LOMBARD % BRIAN AHEARNE in \u201cVigil In The Night\u201d % PRISCILLA LANE + WAYNE MORRIS Brother Rat and A Baby\" Also Short Entertainment.in (St.Hudson.\u201d Daughter.\u201d Cartoon.ES Catherine at Guy Street) TODAY, John Garfield and Ann Sheridan in \u201cCastle On The Martha Raye and Charles Ruggles in \u2018\u2019The Farmer's Starts Saturday until Tuesday \" WHEN A GREAT AMERICAN WAS THE ANDY HARDY OF HIS TIME! | True.fiction! The magnificent drama of \u201cthe worst boy in town\"'.who grew up to be Thomas A.Edison! Johor .yet more exciting than ROONEY TOM EDISON FAY with GEORGE BAINTER BANCROFT Virginia Eugene WEIDLER + PALLETTE 2nd Attraction \u201cTHE LONE WOLF | Strikes\u201d .the ace gentleman crook of alt time! Ready, as ever, to steal a fortune in gems .- or a kiss! featuring % WARREN WILLIAM JOAN PERF % ERIC BLORE + AN BAXTER Also Good Short Subjects.SPECIAL SHOW For the Children | Saturday Morning Only at 10 am - Admission 20c | \u201cYOUNG TOM EDISON\u201d i and Selected Shorts bo THURSD \u2014 SE ROY GR/ VS Hope Bat vice The cpons \u20ac games opening and 189 posing pected The much both th yar fo ers are \u2018ing a average The | the Gt uns ag who power.cally ir as sna heen 8 .The A tered a and wi night Royals.Gam * à later e should Club ot et, Mon- ned her ition on had ever ly after pd John- So she Bsay for- He did funnies: o funny and, à Dew ree > uard) of the REN\" | Lewis E ht\u201d Baby\" nent.n The rmer's 4 time! i RR ER THURSDAY.MAY 30, 1940 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER SENIOR LEAGUE TO HOLD OPENING GAMES MONDAY ROYALS MEET TENNIS TOUR! TOURNAMENT GRADS: SW ANSI OPEN WEDNESDAY! VS GRANITES Hope To Get Jump On Batting Averages \u2014 Service Corps Enters Team The senior softball league cyns on Monday night with the games called for 7.00 p.m.The opening game will see the 1935 and 1939 champion Royals opposing the Grads in what is expected to be battle Royal.The weather has not permitted mich fielding practice, and as hoth these teams were noted last v ar for their batting, the players are looking forward to get- \u2018ing a jump on the batting averages.The other game brings together the Granites, the 1939 runner- u»s against the unknown Swans.who claim to have plenty of power.The Granites are practically intact and last year fielder as snappy a team as has ever been seen in the senior league.The Army Service Corp has entered a team in the senior league and will see action on Wednesday night when they oppose the Royals.Games for this week are: The municipal tennis courts, which have been open for several | weeks now, are to be the scene of what is expected to be an exceptionally large tournament commencing next Wednesday.Entries for the event are now being accepted by court attend ants and those Intending to participate should submit their names before the opening date as post 2ntries wil] not be taken.The tourney is open to all male players holding municipal tennis court tickets.It Takes A Lot Of Spark Plugs Winnipeg, Man, May\u2014Every month, 2.500 spark plugs are overhauled in thd Winnipeg maintenance shops of the Trans-Can- ada Air Lines.After being dismantled they are cleaned and tested under pressure.Two plugs to a cylinder, nime cylinders to an engine, two engines to a plane.15 planes to the fleet\u2014that adds up to 540 spark plugs to be changed and cleaned at frequent intervals.Monday: Royals vs Grads No.1.Swans vs Granites No.2.Wednesday: Grads vs Swans No.1.Army vs Royals No.2.POSTMEN WIN AND LOSE IN DOUBLEHEADER Last Sunday the postmen div- ded a double header against Pointe Aux Trembles losing the first game by S to 6 and winning the second by 3 to 2.R.Berthelet pitched a good game but his mates did not hit in time and at least 13 men stayed on bases.Tn the second same Lambton gave out 5 hits and Bougie helped him with 2 doubles and a single in three times at bat.Through unforseen cireum- atances the game last week was late in getting under way.All future games will started at the scheduled time, half-past two o'clock.A game will be played on Sunday afternoon commencing at half-past two o'clock sharp, at Notre Dame Stadium.First Game R.H.E.Postmen 004 000 101 \u20ac 11 2 Pt.aux T.210 030 11x 8 11 5 Second Game 010 100 0 102 000 0 P.aux T.2 51 Postmen 3 92 BRING TO \u201cEXAMINER\u201d WANT-ADS RESULTS.LET APARTMENTS HOUSES \u2018ee © © 6 8 FLATS.etc.LANDLORDS \u2014 LET AN \u201cEXAMINER\u201d WANT-AD HELP YOU FIND A TENANT TELEPHONE A 2773 Ask for Miss Adtaker \u2014 State what you have to let and Examiner Want Ads will help you solve your problem.20 words for 3 5¢ ONE CENT FOR EACH ADDITIONAL WORD OUTMIELDING A HIND OF LONE GONG way Gays TRE Former > 0 *= reder REALITZAD HOW MULCH A FIRST BASEMAN IS IN TRE BALL GAME UNTIL X MOVED TO THE OUYFAELO\u201d REE AER aS ME out AGREE: a MAING - GRGENBERA =o TRERE- - Arver 7 YEARS AY TAR INITIAL SACK, WANK \\§ C \u20ac pe ayy HAIMSELET OVER br INTO AN OUT FIFLDOAR \u2014 7 AND DOING A RAND a à Jon oF 177 rool THE SPORTSCASTER Owing to the extended week-end, all games in the Snowdon Softball League were cancelled so as to enable the players to enjoy the long holiday.The Westmount Pascal's engaged a team from the North-End to play an exhibition game at Westmount Park on Tuesday.At the time this column was written, the outcome of the game was not known, Dick Hunter was slated to pitch this exhibition tilt.The White Swans, a new entry In been practicing regularly at the park, and by the time the Municipal League, have the \u2018play ball\u2019 signal is given, should have a well organized team.They are hard pressed for pitchers ans only few hurlers have.Geo.Hanson, thelr, only starter, will only be in town until the close of school as he will leave for Murray Bay to take up his duties there.This will hurt their chances for top honors in tho league as they have not been able to find another suitable.The Swans have probably one of the best young catchers around Westmount in Bobby Law.Bob catches Westmount High Inter- class league, but has had no previous experience in senlor company, although he will prove a greal asset to his team before many games are played.Ho is not a heavy sluggor but always comes through when his team needs him most.Two more players were signed on Saturday, a first baseman, Jack Coleman, and an outfielder, Howie Hushlon.With the exception of second base, they have their infield all lined up.Owen Clarson will play short stop and Norm Harris will take over the Hot corner.The outfield will be composed of Bob]., .Blair, Howie Hushion and Bob Thomson, They are endeavoring to obtain the services of John Thornbur to take over sccond base duties.They are a young team and if they do not end on the top of the league it is no the other teams have lined up the Westmount¥* disgrace to them as it is the first year in senior rauks for most of them.If the Municipal League has not yet chosen their umpires for the coming season there is a very capable man, who would render his services (for a small fee) Lo this organization, in the person of Herb Priestman.From what Herb tells us, he should be in the big leagues, but of course we know different.He says thal business pressure hore, in Montreal, has forced him to limit his services to these minor activities.Without a doubt, Herb would make a fine umpire as he is very conscientious and a very hard man with which to argue.Take Note Norm Smythe, Dots and Dashes: Desse Browne, a well known athlete in this city, has affixed h'!s signature to a contract with the NDG in the Senior Hardball League at Atwater Park .He will play short stop .Will this mean that Desse will give up his Softball activities with the Pascal's?John Cameron, ace hurler, has been transferred, by his company, to Toronto.This will leave the Pascal's without Ite best starting piteher .While passing we may take this opportunity to tell you that \u201cSmoky\u201d just returned from Petawawa.LOCAL SQUAD TAKES HONORS IN TOURNEY St.Leo's Academy Boxers Win Kid Glove Tourna- \u2018ment for Second Time St.Leo's Academy boxing squad romped off with the honors at the finais of the Kid Glove Tournament which took place at the Loyola Stadium on Saturday night.Winners of last year's tournament, they were defenders of their title and they proved their efficiency by winning the coveted laurols for two successive years, The tournament, which took on a more representative color this year, had entries of about one hundred from some fifteen Cath- oll Schools in Montreal.In succeeding against such odds the Westmount Academy gave oxhi- bitions of boxing skill which re- tlected to advantage on their popular coach, Andy MeGillls.He concentrated to rood advantage on the scientific side of the game and his protegos, fn condition and strategy, did him crodit.Tue tournameont was a aUCCERS- ful one and the 1700 fans who viewed the final bouts carried away memories of an exciting evening.St.Leo's Acadomy champions were: P.Peterson, 90 Ibs.class; H.Gagnier, 140 lbs.class: T.O'Connell, 160 lbs.class; J.O'Connell, 180 Ibs.class, Runners-up from the Academy wero: J.Kennedy, 136 lbs; J.Swift, 116 lbs, He took the soldiors up there to thelr training quarters .Dick Huntor states that he has Joined and will be In uniform shortly.Best of luck Dick.Don Maher has signed with Par- Inis in the Tntermodiate League What was that noise thal passed us on St, Catherine St.Inst Suat- urday?.Wo learned, from a reliable sources, that it was Duddy Hellyer's resurrected flivver which he obtained in Oshawa .He spent thhe holiday with his parents .+ .Fred Turner is now working on the tennis courts | in Hampstead .;, A very healthy life ., .Lorn White will suc- cead Fred Dey as coach of Royals Jrs.next year.We wish him luck .Where doea John Priestman get those rich Malted Mllka?, .WIll you tell us John?.Answer next week .Can we quote you John?, .So long for now folks.Rapid Delivery till 11 P.M.2209 St.Catherine W.It First Line Signals Busy, Please Dial Next Line.FORUM GROCERY FI.4744 \u2014 WE.1616 NEAREST LICENSED GROCER TO WESTMOUNT i TCA Planes Travel Faster Than Wind Even at its most furious pace the wind is a piker compared with the planes of the Trans-Canada Air Lines.Going about their daily duty with their loads of passongers, mail and express the T.C.A.Aircraft average 1S0 miles an hour.When tho wind goes faster than 75 it's à hurricane.According to the tables of the Dominion Governmentss Moteor- ological Services, which watch the weather pilots, it ts \u201ccalm\u201d when the wing is moving at loss than a wile an hour.Between one and three miles an hour, it is designated at \u201clight air.\u201d After that, it becomes a breeze, going from slight to gentle to moderate to strong.A strong breoxs ls n wind blowing between 25 and 31 miles an hour.Large boughs of the frees ara In motion, the telegraph wires whistle and it's difficult to manipulate an um- hrella.When the wind ia bot ween 32 and 38 miles an hour, it is a modorate gnle.Up to 46 lt In a gale; a few imilos faster and It is a strong gale; when it roars bee tween bh and 63 miles an hour and uproots Lrees il is a whole gala, \u201cRavely experienced; panfod by widespread damage.\u201d says tho table rogarding \u2018storm.\u2019 Then the wind ls bowling along at anything betwoen 64 and 76 milos an hour, It tho glorm Is seldom experionced in Canada, the hurricane is even rarer, Accom- We'll Bear From This One! \u201cMy brother plays the snxo- phone.\u201d \u201cThat's nothing; musician.\u2019 mine Is a How Politicluns Split! \u201c1 undorstand that politictnna have split.\u201d \u201cYos, fifty-fifty!\" those two MARCONI TAKE VICTORY OVER RCAF.SQUAD Marconi trounced R.C.A.F.to the tune of 13-6 ou Monday evening.Marcon! gained an eight run lead in the first two innings, when Finn, pitching for R.C.A.F., allowed alx hits and five walks.An error also helped the Marcon! cause.Howall replaced Finn in the box in the third inning and held Marconi scoreloss for the third and fourth, gllowing only one hit, Marconi scored again in the fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth.The soventh was Marconi's bad inning.Although Forbes was bitching as stoadily as ever, poor flelding allowed threes runs op threa errors with only one real hit, In last wock's gumos, Kroehter defoated Cote dos Noigos Merchants 10-5.Krochler out bit CDN.16-7.Last Wednesday Gurney totalled 13 runs and 16 hits to win over R.C.A.F.'s four runs and 10 hits, Gurnoy's looks llko the team to heat (his year.Thoy have a Hest class pitcher In MacAskill, and thelr fielding Is smart and olean.WILSON°S Formerly Frank's Stationery 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LIMITED 4857 Sherbrooke Street West b Backod by Lwenty years of dopendable service 1131 Today, PARKER OIL COKE \\ > PAGE EIGHT THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1940 ts È | j J Canadian Civil Liberties petitioning for a change in Ge-! junction with the zeal shown by tense regulations has been the re-| the Attorney Gzneral's Depari- laxation in severity of British re-! ment in administering the regu.BLITZKREIG IN HOLLYWOOD Hollywood, May 29\u2014There is Hollywood Boulevard than Alois Hitler's son, Adolf.Adolf's recent invasion of the Low Countries has cut filmdom's no man more cyrsed today along annual {income \u2018Rules Need Clarification Claritication of Canada's civil liberties restrictions is expected at the present session of Parliament.The proposal to review the De- tense of Canada regulationg-\u2014 whieh have been introduced to meet the needs of pet.tions urging attention to the problem of individual rights.The most recent petition has In response to representations about the \u2018vagueness\u2019 of some clauses anc the general severity of The Defense of Canada Regulations and the War Measures Act the Prime Minister during the past elzction campaign promised that a committee of the House would review the whole situation.There is quite evident a disposition among authorities here to gulations.It is believed that this contention still holds to the extent that Canada may follow the British example in clarifying some ot the regulationr, in differentiating clearly between trivial and serious offences, ia veighing the \u201cintention\u201d of ascused persons, in holding to the traditional rights of a fair trial.While Canada, however, through her geographical position is temporarily at least relatively free from the lations, has added fuel to the demand for some change in the framing of these reguatio.s.The section which gives the authorities power to detain suspicious characters without re course to the age-old writ of ha.beas corpus is also condemned.The person detained may request an advisory committee to deal with his case, but beyond this the period of his detention lies in the ! ; hands of the Minister of Justice more than 40 per cent, and current European fireworks are having been presented to the Government TéMOYe any inequalities that may} subversive activities of the \u201c\u2018fifth or Attorney General of a Prove tragic local repercussions.Daryl F.Zanuck, der Keuhrer of over the signatures of a number ©*ist in the regulations .In sup-| column.\u201d It is believed by observ-| ince, the petitioners contend.It is S0th Century-Fox.launched a modest blitzxrelg of his own this week, slashing 250 names from the stud pending at all film factories .job-hunting in Hollywood .Movieland's reaction to the War has been varied and expensive is making # .+ » Charlie Chaplin three endings for his $2,000,000 film, \u201cThe Dictator,\u201d and will utilize that which seems most appropriate ut moment of release + + » Thrown into frenzies of fear by.reports of studio sabotage, producers have called upon the Federal Bureau of Investigation to investigate local Fifth Column activities; and midtown theatres banners, and movie notables have dished out handsomely to help stricken folk oversens .The local British colony, too, +has done its bit, Proceeds of .This is, Indeed, a poor io payrool\u2014and similar action fis season for biggin, Montreal sales representative of Paramount Pic tures, dropped into town Saturday for his company's convention, and headed back to Montreal Monday morn .Cpening Day ceremonies at the San Francisco Exposition last Saturday were highlighted by Roof .MGM paid customs Mutics totalling $42,500 on prints of \u201cGone With the Wind\u201d entering Australia this month .Seen on a local Winifred Colleano, leaving her \u201cTrailer\u201d for her performance at Belmont Park.Miss Colleano, world's ace feminine aerialist, is being held over at Belmont Park for a third thrilling week.of citizens of Western Canada.The signatures of a number of citizens of Western Canada.The signatures include Senator W.A Buchanan of Lethbridge, Mayor Andrew Davidson of Calgary, Vie- tor Sifton, of Winnipeg, and Sidney E.Smith, President of the University of Manitoba, Arrests Questioned Restriction of the regulations is asked so that \u2018no arbitrary arrests may be made.\u201d Also urged is: Restriction and clarifying of the present definijion of \u2018\u2019prohibited matter\u2019; restriction of the information of military or, semi- military value to the enemy and asked that fines and punishment, at present exactable, be reduced.This petition is not alone.port of the contention that this has been the attitude of the ad-' ministration, officials have on occasions pointed to the leniency shown by the Board of Censors in the interpretation of the regulations governing their duties.Good Faith Cases Moreover.the section of the regulations which provides for the prosecution of anyone spreading reports likely to cause disaffection among the forces has been amended.It is now a defense to prove that the accused \u2018\u2018Intended in good faith merely to criti- are the rrominence given the ac- tivitie of the \u2018fifth column\u2019 in Nazi invasions of the Low Countries as well as Norway, and the recent introductiort in the British ers that Parliament is very unlikely to reduce the penalties for proven activities of enemy agents.Considerable controversy has arisen over \u2018he statement asecrib- ed to Attorney General Gordon Conant of Ontario that, in dealing with contraventions of Canada's defense regulations, the old principle of law enforcement that an accused must be presumed innocent until pyoved guilty should not apply.This, in con- pointed out that while this sec tion of the regulations was founded on the British act, the British Parliament as amended its law to refer only to persons of enemy origin or association and persons actually known to have been concerned in overt acts that are prejudicial to the safety cf the State, Petitioners have referred to the Canadian regulations as a revival of the ancient French practise of issuing lettres de cachet.RADIO REPAIR cAL M, BEAUDET \u2014 ONE STORE ONLY \u2014 the singing of Lila Deane, h ct whi cou ciz are attemping to rotrleve 10st) young Westmount lass now luppress or prohibit newspapers| in.the Government nf Canada| WASHING MACHINE Ads business by instituting hourly| resident in Hollywood.Miss and other publications without |or any Province.\u201d VACUUM CLEANER , Yews summaries from the slage.| Denno shared the spotlight b cause being shown, New factors which -observers .Studios throughout the town with Bruce Holden, former Le The memorandum also asked believe will have a bearing on the GRIS © Our Qualified Repairmen Give Better Service ¢ UNE are bedecked with Red Cross tenor star of the Normandie - \u2014 that censorship be confined to| parliamertary debate, however, (Photo by Rex Billings, Jr.) ; the Empire Day Bull at the murquee \u2014 \u201cFour Wives* \u2014 There have been others from such House of Commons of a measrre 1733 Notre Dame St.W.- Opposite Northern Electric K.( ; Ambassador Hotel went to \u201cRemember The Night\u201d .Northern Irela 14 18 adv-rtising WINNING CAMPAIGN organizations as the Civil Lib-| providing the capital penalty for 20 years of unsurpassed service WI 8171 the i swell funds for war relief.\u2019 to tourists that there is no food Queensland is winning its war [erties Union of Montreal and the sabotage and espionage.One of to the better homes .Nig] i Some stare huve donated \" FINALL shortage there.on sweatshops.Canadian Civil Defense League.|the points emphasized by these mai to week's salary te Red Cross, i \u2018 and Deanna Durbin lent pro- Mrs.George Raft, long separ- by | œédings n human note last dled from the screen smoothle, the night by shipping 500 phono- has demanded $250.000 cash in | graph recordings to Allley |return for a divorce that will to troops at the front .permit him to marry Montreal's in t Proximity of the film capital toi Mexico adds littie to its sense of security, for G-Men reported Moñday that more than 110,000 Nuzl agents are in and around Norma Shearer.Mrs.Raft currently collects $400 allmony each week .Janet Gaynor expects her baby July 17, which happens to be this pillar-filler's birthday MELROSE PHARMACIES |} ; Mexico City .However, the sit- dow) Maurice Chevaller turned ÿ uation is not without Its Items of tn tl an agra on to on : 4 comic relief, One topnotch scripL- 8 week, ° e e : G I M | weer rocoives daily love motes expiaining that under no consis: D FR: Gauvin B.Ph., L.Ph., Proprietor \u2014 Emile Couture, General Manager ; i from his sweetheart in New York |eration will he leave France unt .r \u2019 q parrying the cheerful salutation, the war is over .Cupid took a - # \"Dear Cannon Fodder\u2014\"! .knockout blow today with the au- i ~ Though Ho one knows yet how nouncement that Joyce Matthews, à» it dl) win end, confidence In an |Who wed Mexican millionaire 3° Allied win Is reflected by the Gonzales Gomez on Friday, will | Au 7 trop of eight anti-Nazi pictures [divorce him next Wednesday.I : Npw before the cameras .An True love sure is hectic! ., | : Allied defeat, it appears, would Edgar Bergen leaves the air in ( } be as disastrous to Hollywood us July, but will return for the same ¢ * fo the Empire.If for no reason |SPONEor in September , .And so Co ther than this, Britain and, Boee the news from Hollywood.A BT A 4500 ST.CATHERINE WEST 2159 ST.CATHERINE WEST bog movieland \u2014 and Dello in an .\u2018 \u2018 ; off j ; Allled victory remains strong de- CORNER ABBOTT AVE.NEAR SEVILLE THEATRE dam I.i spite the flood of subtle Nazi .driv ! : propaganda which tills the air.Wililbank 8468 WEllington 5977 Ven ÿ press and public byways.° ° h dras 4 .- bo onrSany AT SIR UEORGE Westmount residents will be assured of fast delivery service from either mr - M BN : .» = ; L 4 In .an amusement world * * colli 4 À doijnated by the Goldwyns, | of our 2 west end stores, we are prescription specialists and employ only coll \u201c # Wangers, Chaplins .and Zan- .> À : day.4 À vols ie scome wnitkely that skilled chemists to dispense your prescriptions - call us to-day! =.Jnovie-goers would notice =a 8 poli .name as common and unimpos- E PL AYERS T AKE NOTICE \u2014 S = I poli ; ing as Alexander Black, The Sir, George Williams Col- SOAPS BRIDG pecia he 4 i- However, it was Black who |jege Association o?Alumni award .: = 1 proc bo produced, directed, wrote |this year goes to Beryl W.Men- CASHMERE REE FREE Lucien Le ong tion y photographed and released the delssohn, graduating in arts in NS g - = Eau de Cologne it à firat sereen-play in history\u2014 |the Day division of the College, Bouquet 2 for 11c \u2014 \u2014 g sith 5 away back in 1804 A few land to Earl B.Dechene, gradua- 7.° S = P d Ver y Special the \u2019 yeprs previous, Edward Muy- |4ing in science in the Evening Di- Carbo li £ 14 Br idge core ads .© bridge had sct up 12 cameras vision, it was announced by W.L.arbollc or \u20ac ° : 00 : a:row-to-photograph a horse |Kelsey B gc, president + the 3 With every Purchase of $1.00 Or More .= pu trotting past.Black detorm- Association.This award is given COLEO.- - To \u2014 fend fnea to uso (his A annually, when merited, to the Soap 3c Yardley\u2019s Nos 3 progressive photography graduating student who, in the ares os > ® > | fens a story.\u2018 opinion of the Faculty Council of CASTILLE \u2014 : Cleansers Se Home Needs Lavender Water C ; [Aller whipping up a DIoL the Collage, has by his activities S 12 for 25c & 3 large cakes al Black nssembled : ig ase achievements and Interests.dur- oap O) th B - of og bi tom as tne colle, vo || EPP M 29-49¢ at aha Here Pe 8% the outstandihg.commendation MODESS BELTS 25% BABY'S OWN © ags Yardley\u2019s Soap T lantern slides.en the opus er t of his fellows and of SA ie complete me titled It \u201chen 21d respect © Box of 48 for .73¢ Soap .3 for 25¢c 837 exc : Jerry, the Tale of a Newsparer Two other awards were made CASTILLE Sapho 24-4'7~ 3 S 00 ties ; Gal\u201d \u201c known by the College, the first ?; ji ù \u2018This first sorgen-play ro a beng the First Graduating Class Soap .5c-10c-15C Special Tu ° 5 (9 success.ward, and the secon e Dean's ; 2 Tag 6 # a commented: \u201cOne loses Prize In Natural Science.The sy 25: WOODBURY : Flytox 4-43- Marvellous fn : te sense of viewing pictures sn first, better-known as the Guinea { Almond Rose Vacuum Bottles 29¢ Marvellous who 5 ancies the figures to be rea'.|Pig award, and presented to the BiEdk oxhlbited tho fim in Boë- [student who ls adjuged to have LOTION Flit 19-33 ¢ Make Up grog !.tofi and other centres, and fol-|made \u2018the most outstanding new a@ with.purchase, of Look At This! - \u2019 Face, Rouge bear Ÿ Thyred it With a parade of similar soniribytion, either academic oi 50\u2018 WOODBURY - & Lipstick plot doyslties.\u2018 ast extra-curricular, to the student = CREAM C I $ Soa Larvex 837 canc *:Alexander Black passed on last |litfe of the College, went to Ger- , te after -80 years of hectic [gia M.Mahoney and Harold Pot- oligares P 6 5, con Mwing\u2014unnoticed and uni our: ter, B.A.The work done »v them 6 for 252 ed by the barons of Hollywood.|in connection with the student ' i 15¢ .whose fortunes are based on the [production of \u2018Georglantics\u2019 this d a Free Glass Bowl Rubber Gloves Pair Lenthric 29 artform he developed.spring entitled them to the award.an .¢ = 7 \u20ac + James T.Barry received the Toilet Water Fu .i+ FAIR FARES POORLY Dean's prize for having done the FREE! FREE! , - Film moguls took time out |most satisfactory work in the ° * Remember the Boys A -frôm teara this week to smile |Natural Sciences.| \u2018at attendance figures of the The annual presentation of de- Free Ensargement vo .Overseas peer \u201c1940 Worlds Fair.Exactly |grees and diplomas sf Sir George and a Snapsho \u2014 \\ \"97108 people visited the Fair WilHams is schedulud to take | Album with eve Fe , Schick Injector 2g \u2018lat Tuesday \u2014 few more than |place on Monday evening, June 3.np h d ne ' Rpm Gohmson's Razor a \u201catténded Radio City Music Hall at Emmanuel Church, Drummond Ro urchase ere == ON A y ithe same day .» - Thomas Dow- Street.T Et B ABY PR 0 D U CTS Shave Cream QUE pe * + ' mr hr el £ : Special arr .a = ager P woe ail M - ; Stop That Hay Fever errev aves quet tee .e .9 \u2018The \u2018Hidden Titles\u201d Contest Alersol S1-$2 Powder 25 30: Ei he | erso - £ : Lr marl * \"1 live found the words \u2026 Dream.¢ in ce, .rong was Addon in the advertisement of.on Extra Special Soap.ner : : part - ® 50000.and the words + A Free Trial Bottle par TH ee | NIC te \"hidden In the advertisement OF .mocsacensresesmenentencenmenenemen nnasennen ns.OP HAIR TO es eet with English Shaving Bowl va page \u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026 \u2026 of this work's Examiner, these being the titles ie ri , feature pictures to be shown at the Westmoun te , the First halt of the coming week.| agres to accept the judges\u2019 deci- Special and l''élon es final regarding the awarding of passes to the Theatre.SILUIKRIN \u20ac a ne co po amg, paie HAIR TREATMENT oy re pars | Sven sustentonesedrstneresIIE AS LEIAREAESTOTORLENINTIFIIRRISILE TVS © ET OUR PRICES ere Innere ary de wn tram thosé Submitting the correct answe G - p .k "]