The Westmount examiner, 18 juillet 1940, jeudi 18 juillet 1940

[" 1940 ES Ji in for lists as ctator- or the ht and along )erties, st such might, ee ex- 1 Incre | is to public.à poli- m, the breast 1d will leg in r min- | = \u201cue?BY Pf FILLS ALLL GEG a LITE WEDDING GIFTS An Exclusive Collection of OLD ENGLISH SILVER JEWELLERS WE.4046 VOL.XI, No.29 OUTING FOR YOUNGSTERS TAKES PLACE J AFTER RAIDERS PASSED\u2014 POWER OF |S FOE OF #40 Years in GS Westmount\" Just Arrived Direct from London OHMAN\u201d 1216 Greene Ave.PO 7 Ey EE FREE PRESS DICTATORS, ROTARY SPEAKER SAYS Rulers Whose Aim is to Detroy Individual Liberties Must Throttle Printing Press, K.W.F.Cooper Declares \u2014 The Inventor of Printing Was Inspired By Desire to Bring Bible to Millions \u201cThe newspaper represents the most influential manifestation of print.It has been clearly demonstrated that when a ruler desires to deprive a people of hard-won individual liberties, the first thing he must do is throttle the printing press.For while compositors set type and pressmen run presses, human liberties cannot be abridged\u201d.K.W.F.Cooper stated while addressing the regular weekly luncheon meeting of the Westmount Rotary Club in Victoria Hall yesterday.Speaking on \u201cPrinting\u2019s Contribution to World Progress,\u2019 Mr.Cooper told the gathering that the inventor of printing, a German named Johann Gutenberg tirelessly pursued his efforfs because there CITY ACQUIRES BLOCK OF LOTS FOR NEW PARK Municipal Employees Have Been Putting Site in Shape: Since Start of Summer The city has acquired a new block of lots to round out the north side of the new Summit Park on top of Westmount Mountain, it was announced this week.The area is composed, in the main, of land purchased some time ago from McGill University.The lots were purchased from the Royal Bank of Canada for a total of $26,600.They are without buildings and front on Summit Circle, Normount avenue, Oakland avenue and Eastmount avenue, City park employees have been putting the site in shape since the beginning of the summer but little is being done to mar its natural beauty.Thus far all that has been attempted is removal of weeds and debris and the clearing of land for paths, Trees, shrubbery, etc.have been left untouched.No announcement has yet been made by city officials as to whether any landscaping or other undertaking is contemplated.There appears little probability that any form of playground apparatus will be installed, but there is no indication as to whether benches and other park facilities will be placed on the grea.Death Of Woman Due To Fracture Mrs.Nellie Stracey, of 7 Park Place, met her death on July 6 from a fracture caused by a fall from a rear coach of a Canadian National Railways Train near Hawthorne, Ont., a coroner's jury at Ottawa found Friday Light, Mrs.Stracey stepped off the moving train on which she was a passenger on her way to Ottawa.She was seated in the last coach on the train and apparently thought there was another car at the rear.* burned within him a desire to print the Bible so that greater numbers of his fellow men might come under the influence of its teachings.Perhaps the condition in which the world finds itself today is tracable to the death in Germany some nine or 10 years ago of the high principles held by Gutenberg, and German printers ceased to regard as the finest piece of copy they could set in type and print\u2014the Bible, and instead have given over their art to the printing of a symbol of hate, terrorism, brutality and un- Godliness \u2014 the Swastica,\u201d the speaker declared.Mr.Cooper traced the history of printing from the year of its invention 1440.\u2018So accustomed are we to an abundance of printed matter that it is not easy for us to hark back to the 15th century when the average family did not.own.a.single.hook.The.man who did own a book was an object of curiosity to his nelghbory.A person had to be wealthy to alford ten or 20 books and even successful business men and craftsmen of that day could not read or write their own business letters or contracts and called in a professional] scribe or clerk to do this work for them.The Latin grammer books used then had to be handwritten by a scribe and required a minimum of two weeks to write with the result that education was limited to wealthier families.Seventeen out of the first 19 pieces of printing known to have been produced by Gutenberg were successive editions of the\u2019 Latin grammar which was so sorely needed by the rapidly increasing number of school boys, the speaker said.Only after this first emergency was met and printing had worked through the experimental stage did Gutenberg turn to the ralization of his ambitions \u2014the printing of the Bible.Describing the difficulties the inventor had acheving this ambition, Mr.Cooper said, that after finally raising capital and entering partnership with another German named Fust the latter foreclosed on the loans before the great book was completed and Gutenberg was squeezed out of the enterprise.While the book commonly referred to as the Gutenberg Bible included no statement as to where, when or by whom it was printed, from a document recording the lawsuit between Fust and Gutenberg the identity of the men engaged in its production was established, Mr, Cooper said.The speaker was Introduced by P.Jarman and thanked by George Wakeman.W.Boyd Robson oc- cupied the chair.«Victoria Hall Affected By Ruling On Marriages While the announcement from Ot:awa that men who married on or after July 15 would be consid- éred as single when the drafts of men called up for military train- Ing for home defence were made up, caused an unprecedented Tush on churches, it had the very opposite effect on another favor- lis place of bridal couples \u2014 Victoria Hall.A large number of cancellations were received from persons intending to hold wedding receptions there during the latter part ©! July and August as a result of the desire on the part of would- be couples to marry ahead of the teadling, .am - Tu mem \u2018À Time lacking in which to alter reception invitations or even to arrange such functions they were automatically cancelled.The war has also further affected the general run of things at the hall.The British-Israel Federation, wHich has held meetings there in the past.will in future have to seek larger quarters.Due to the subjects of their speaker, Rev.E.J.' Spring- ett, on Biblical prophesies of current events, the crowds that have turned out to bear him have been unable to obtain accomodation at the hall.At the last meeting 1,800 filled the building in which the main auditorium can seat bat about 600, | Victoria Hall \u2019 Now Being Renovated Victoria Hall is presently undergoing renovations in preparation for the fall season and the regular maintainance staff is busy painting, cleaning and making general repairs to the building.A large number of improvements were made to the hall during the past winter when new drapes were hung, indirect lighting installed and rooms remodelled and re-upholstered.By the beginning of the next social season the building\u2019s interior will be the most attractive since its erection.NEARLY FULL QUOTA GAINED BY BATTALION Seven Hundred Recruits in Unit of RM.R.Will Parade This Evening Recruiting in the Second Battalion of the Royal Montreal Regiment for voluntary training has been suspended for the time being, nearly the full quota having been reached, it was announced this week.Enrolment will be resumed early next week if this is found necessary.In the meanwhile the evenings are being taken up with medical examinations, swearing in and organization by companles.This evening at 8 o'clock 700 recruits will be on parade, At the previous parade on Monday night the first batch, 200 gtrong, Lurn-| ed out fn Westmount Park immediately adjoining the R.M.R.Armoury and was given elementary instruction in drill, The First Battalion of the R.M.R.of the C.A.S.F.is continuing to accept recruits.The registration office is in the armoury.HITLER TRUE 10 PROPHELY, PASTOR DAYS Rev.J.A.Johnston Gives Second Address in Series at Baptist Church \u201cHitler resembles the prophetic beast of Revelation more closely than any man in history, not even excluding Attila or Napoleon,\u201d Rev.J.A, Johnston stated in his second address on the theme, \u201cThe Mark of the Beast,\u201d in Westmount Baptist Church Sunday night.The world is living in momentous times, amid a \u201cblitzkrieg of evil,\u201d when Biblical prophecy is merging into history, the minister declared.Referring to the book Mein Kempf, Mr.Johnston stated that Hitler confessed that his bitter anti-Semetism developed from the day of his youth when he regarded Jews as Germans until his fanatical belief that he was the instrument of the Almighty to destroy them.Mr.Johnston saw in the attempt of Hitler to force all Europe to accept the pattern of totalitarianism a parallel with the declaration of the prophetic beast when it said in Revelations that \u201cAs many as would not worship the image of the beast, should be killed.\u201d He concluded that the destruction of the \u2018contemporary beast\u2019 is sure, and said that Christians today should ask themselves, \u201cAm I wearing the mark of the beast or the brand of the Lamb.\u201d for the \u2018only way to overcome the beast 1s by the Blood of the Lamb.\u201d Chief Gough Elected Association Director Chief Walter Gough, of the Westmount Police and Fire Departments, was elected director of No.1 section, Island of Montreal, of the Quebec Police and Fire Chiefs Association, at the annual meeting of the organiza- tion held at Hull last week, ; Over the pile of bricks and # eastern coast, a Salvation Army some of the few personal effectf.ortar that was a home on England's scue worker carries the family wash, salvaged after one of regular Nasi bombing raids on Britain.Pictüge rushed to New York by clipper.Man Near St News of a daring rescue of drowning man off Boyd's Cove, BI.John's, Newfoundland, by Hardy Hills, 21, of 4293 Dorchest street, reached the, Examiner th week.Mr.Hills, who is well known locally, is in Newfoundlany representing the firm of Davis, Lawrence Company.\u2019 An account of the rescue, whigh appeared in a recent edition of tle St, John's Daily News, follows: & When the yacht he had charter- od struck a rock in dense fog and rough weather off Boyd's ak recently, Mr, Harry Hills, T eid\u201d Salesman To Davis an Lawrence, New York and Montreal, proved himself a hero.Diving overboard fully clothed Mr.Hills rescued the father of Mr.George Gale, skipper of the yacht, and brought him safely to © H.Hills Res ues Drowning John\u2019s Nfld, ;, the boat.The elderly man had fallen overboard and was in grave danger of being drowned.The yacht, \u201cMiss Indian Islands\u201d had put out of Boyd's Cove and was overtaken by a storm and heavy fog.Crashing on a rock the boat was badly holed and the crew had to pump furiously to keep her afloat.By skilful manoeuvring the skipper managed to get the yacht safely back to Boyd's Cove.Huge seas swept over the craft, and it was one of these that tossed the r.Gale into the water, tamailc rescue by Mr.Hills ended the worst phase of the shipwreck, but complete disaster was only narrowly averted in the terrible ordeal that followed.The \u201cMiss Indian Islands\u2019 suffered considerable damage.* (Call For Toys To Supply Refugees A request has been made for toys which will be distributed to Refugee children arriving in Canada and thereby enable them to réplace some of the \u201cfun\u201d which present day conditions required that they leave behind them in their own countries, Toys suitable for children from five to 15 years of age are required.If possible they should be sent to St.George's Church, 1101 Stanley Street, or 19 Campbell avenue, Montreal West, but if this is impossible a phone call to MA.6484, from nine until five on week days, or to ELwood 8488 at any time, will bring a car to collect the toys.LABORER HURT WHILE WORKING IN HOME HERE Falling Plaster Sends Trefle Rollen to Hospital With Head Injuries Struck on the head by falling plaster in a dwelling at 461 Mount Pleasant avenue at 1.20 p.m.on Friday.Trefle Rollen, 49, of 1050 Sanguinet street, was taken to the Western Division of the Montreal General Hospital for treatment in a radio police car.Rollen, who was not seriously injured, was found walking along Mount Pleasant, his head bleeding, by Constable Edmonston, who immediately took bim for treatment.The injured man told police that he was working in the house removing old plaster from the ceiling at the time of the accident.While he was tearing down the plaster, he said ,a large, heavy, carved slab suddently became loose and struck him on the head.FATH.0.BERRY [5 APPOINTED BUREAU HEAD Named Director of Catholic Welfare Bureau by Unanimous Resolution Rev, Gerald Berry, S.T.L., M.Sc., from 1927 until 1938 curate at the Parish of the Ascension, was appointed director of the Catholic Welfare Bureau on Tuesday.The appointment was made by unanimous resolution of the Board of Directors of Federation of Catholic Charities and re- celved the approval of His Excellency Archbishop Gauthier.The bureau is the principal cass work agency of the Federation's services.Born in Montreal, Father Berry attended St.Patrick's elementary school and took his classics at Montreal College, Afterwards he was a student at the Grand Seminary from which he received the degree of Licentiate in Sacred Theology.He was ordained to the priesthood by His Excellency Archbishop Gauthier in 1927 and thereafter for eleven years served as curate at the Parish of the Ascension.In 1938 Father Berry was detailed to take postgraduate studies in the School of Social Work at the Catholic University, Washington, D.C.At the convocation on June 12 last he re- cefved the Degree of Master of Science in Social Work.Father Berry enters upon h!s duties immediately.Boy Slightly Injured In Fal! From Bicycle Albert Barnard, 12, of 415 Mt.Stephen avenue, suffered a cut knee when he fell from his bicycle at the corner of Sherbrooke street and Victoria avenue, at 8:30 p.m.last Thursday.He told police he Jost balance when the front whee} of hig machine struck the curb as he was proceeding south on Victoria.he Westmount Examiner .Serving The City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis | Twins Are Born To Local Couple Twins, a boy and a girl, were horn to Mr.and Mrs.Hugh A.Noble, of 4831 Sherbrooke street, on Sunday.Mrs.Noble gave birth to the twin bables at the Royal Victoria Hospital at 1:30 p.m.Both are reported to be doing well, At the time of thelr birth the boy weighed six pounds, four ounces, while the girl weighu six pounds, 8 ounces, Mr.Noble, physical director of the local.Y.M.C.A, branch, married his wife, the former Mary Elizaboth Freese, on June 17, 1939, some months after he took over hig duties at the \u2018\u201cY\u201d*.\u2019 ) PHEASANTS 10 MAKE HOME ON MOUNTAIN Experiment is Being Carried Out by City and Verdun Sportsmen's Association The bird sanctuary atop West- mount Mountain will today be the home of 50 ringnock phons- ants eccured from MacDonald College in an experiment being conducted by the city and the Verdun and District Sportsmen's Association following plans first discussed two months ago.For the first 10 days, the birds, which are to be banded, will be confined to a pen or run.They will be confined in this way in order to give them time to get | ABATE ed T5 \"ben [re to\" when they will return to feed during the winter.One of the principal objects of the experiment {8 to develop a species of pheasant that will be able to survive the severe winters of this province, and eventually lead to an open season on pheasants in Quebec such as there are in certain other provinces, Co-operating in the schemo is Professor V.C.Wynne Edwards, ornithologist at McGill Unlver- sity.The plan i8 being carried out by the Clty of Westmount and the Verdun Sportsmen's Assocla- tion.LAST RESPECTS ARE PAID LATE E.G.SKELTON Funeral Service Conducted By Rev.Laws in St.Stephen\u2019s Church Final tribute was pald to F.Charles W.Skelton, of 674 Cote St.Antoine road, at Bt.Stephen's Church on Friday, the service of- ficlated at by the Rev.Harold 8.Laws.Interment was fin Mount Royal Cemetary.Mr.Skelton died at his residence in his 87th year.Mr.Skelton headed the firm of Skelton Bros.and Co., for many years and some time prior to retiring was engaged in business as a financial agent.When a young man he was a noted athiete and up to an advanced age took an active interest in yachting and golf.Mr.Skelton was the second son of the late James Welsh Skelton and Mary Anne Gault.He is survived by five sons and five daughters, Arthur H., Leslie F., Frank H., all of Montreal; Philip H.of Sherbrooke; Raiph of Toronto, and Mrs.G.V.Motherwell, Mrs, E.O.Blachtord, Mrs.A.Norman Shaw, Mrs.G.B.Campbell, and Mrs.H.D.Buchanan, all of thig city; twenty-seven grandchildren and two great- grandchildren, and one sister, Mrs.James H.Peck.His wife.Hilda Mary Budden, predeceased him in 1930, three sons, C.Haroid, Henry M., and Edwin K.also predeceased him.VISIT CLUB Mr.and Mrs, P.E, Jarman spent last week-end at the Sei- galory Club, ULY CHILDR ARE INVITED PARK BY TH Examiner at the park, This year, t fee and tho coupons will nlso give payment of only three cents, The throo cent fea and tho to the hey dey, whip, Mindy loop, rocket ships, thriller, motor bonts, crystal muzo carra- cole, laff in the dark, and the flying scooter.In past years a large number of parents have taken advantage of the opportunity nccorded by The Examiner Kiddie Day at Belmont Park.It fs expected that many will again avail themselves of the opportunity to have =n tamily plenic.Plienio facilities will be provided at the grounds and those who bring along thoir baskets will be able to onjoy these advantages.On both July 23 and 24, War Savings Stamps will be given away froo as prizes to holders of lucky special tickets, Tickets may be clipped from this issue of The Examiner and if further tickels are desired they may be nocured at tho offices of Tha Examiner, at 2191 Hampton Avenue, Arrangements liave been com- ploted for two days of complete enjoyment for the children at the lowest cost to the childron that is possible.Belmont Park provides an {denl setting where the children may enjoy the days of pleasure in safety.They can enjoy the many attractions offered at the park and also have ample spuco to play.The most successful Kiddies Ddy held yet, with a greater number of children participating than ever before 1s anticipated thin year at the Examiner's galn oul- ing at Belmont Park on July 23 and July 24.GROUP ANTICIPATES AN ACTIVE SEASON While the quiet summer gea- gon has made gencral membership meetings impractical, tho executive committes of the Tuxi- ness Association of Westmount is going ahead with the preparation of plans for fall activities, President fric Ohman stated yesterday, Mr.Ohman declared that there were definite Indications that the 1940-41 term would prove even more successful than that of the past.The execulive committee Ia particularly optimistic, he averred.BOY INJURES ARM IN FALL Falling from a tree he was climbing on the property of the Notre Dame Ladies Commercial School, Western avenue between Wond and Atwater, Douglas Poole, of 71 Hallowell avenue, suffered a gash in his arm requiring three stitches.IE RR HARDWOOD FLOORS Supplied - Laid - Finished A.Ross Grafton & Co.4263 St.Catherine St, Westmount Free Estimates CE a ras AAA AM A adh den carousol, * Repaired - Refinished Cleaned WE.2323 PR RZ PRICE:! TWO CENTS 23, 24 em ir SE EN OF DISTRICT 10 BELMONT E EXAMINER Outing for Kiddies Will be Held on July 23 and July 24 \u2014 Any Child of School Age Wil be Admitted to The Various Attractions for Three Cents \u2014 War Savings Stamps Will be Given Away Kiddios in the westorn section of Montreal are preparing for a gala celebration at Belmont Park whon thoy will be guests of The wo days, July 23 and July 24 have been set apart for Examiner Days and childron will enjoy rides on the various attractions at a greatly reduced charge.Elsowhere in this issue of The Exawiner will be coupons which will admit the childron to the park for a three cent found special admittance to tho attractions with coupon will admit the youngsters RIFLE TRAINING GIVEN WVRG BY MCGILL GORPY Canadian Beavers Receive Instruction in Theory and Handling of Guns Instruction in the theory and ce: handling of guns ls Loing glven tho rifle corps of the Women's Volunteer Reserve Corps (Canad- fan Beavers) by offlcers of the MeGfil, C.O.T.C., Captain M.Fur- ness and Lieutenant Ross Gratton, undor the direction of Major C.G.Heward, dovolilng many evenings to this work, Appreciation of the ald render- ad the volunteer group by the C.O.T.C, wus expressod this week by officers and members of the W.V.R.C.Large classes have nitended all lectures held thus far, it 18 report- ad, and IL Is expected that the graduates will prove a credit to thelr instruclora, WAN INJURED WHEN STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE Egbert Hughes, City Gardner, Taken to Western Division of Montreal General we ris Fgbert Ilughes, of 4274 Dore chester street, à city gardener, suffered shock and minor injure jos when he was struck by a car driven by Louis Belle Ille Jr, on Cedar avenue Just west of Clarke, at 2:40 p.m.on Saturday.According to Information obtained by police the car was proceeding in an easterly direction on Cedar when Hughes stepped out from the sidewalk on the south slide of tho street, The Injured man was glven first ald by Constables Despolis und Lafons, of the Montreal force, first called to the scene, and later taken to the Western Divis- fon of the Montreal General Hospital, In Bid For Dobbin assumed an unusual role here on Saturday, apparently making a bid for the hoxing ring.Anyway he succeeded in knocking a man \u2018out\u2019 for well over the count of ten, The unusual mishap occurred when the head of Henry Brown, 1825 Deville street, came in contact with that of the horse, as the former, who was sitting on the edge of a flat truck, passed a garbage cart as both vehicles Dobbin Knocks Man \u201cOut\u201d Boxing Ring + were proceeding up the Glen at 11:30 a.m.Saturday.The driver of the truck, Albert Roch, 2076 Desise street, apparently pasard too close to the waggon and the animal, becom- Ing nervous, gave a sudden turn of hig head.Constable Maxwell investigated the accident and advised the man, who had by this time regained consciousness, to have his head x-rayed in case of possible fracture.The x-ray was takeg; St.Luke'g Hospital, Po - | \"with those from all the rest of Canada, TRIBUTE PAID TO LATE M.W.WALKER President of Henderson and Smyth Limited Killed in Car Accident The funeral service for Walter W.Walker, of 434 Wood avenue, killed Saturday fn an automobile accident, was held in the Church of St.Andrew and St.Paul on Tuesday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock, since the last war ended.To be effective, it must be thorough, and done in a spirit of good faith by everyone concerned.Its ultimate object is the defeat of absolutism at the earlist possible moment and the restoration of liberty, truth, and justice in international affairs.A short time ago Rt, Hon.Anthony Eden referred to Canada\u2019s war effort was \u201cmagnificent.\u201d We are going to keep it so.And we have only started, The Westmount Examiner Published Every Thursday Serving the City of Westmount Garden Suburb of Canada's Metropolis, THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave, WAlnut 2773% \u201cThe Examiner\u2019 aims to he an independent, clean newspaper fur the home, devoted to public service.+ \u20ac TRAVELLING ON CREDIT While wartime activity has accelerated for Canadian railways they are still feeling the pinches in the highly competitive passenger traffic field.A move to increase rail travel popularity is now being launched in the United States, and 1t is one which the Canadian railways will doubtless be watching with considerable interest, WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1940 THE LATE CECIL HART Hundreds of local sportsmen and sports followers will mourn the passing of Cecil Hart, whose untimely death occurred Tuesday after \"+ an Illness of three months, The late Mr, Hart was one of the greatest of Canadian sports- raking a cue from retail business, sixty- Rerment ollowed in Mount six American lines hav ted a oyal cemetery.men.Formerly a baseball and hockey star of e adopted a \u201cTravel On #0001 Walker, president of the Credit\u201d slogan.Travellers can buy tickets on credit.The plan proyides for the purchase of transportation, including Pullman accommodation, and the popular all-expense tours, on monthly instalments.While the war may temporarily relieve the embarrassment of Canadian railways their problem is one that bears heavily upon every taxpayer.The li.S.roads have adopted their latest plan only after careful consideration convinced them it would be sound and profitable.it should be worth the close study of Canadian railway officials.the first rank, he shone particularly in hockey with the old Montreal Stars club which won several Eastern Canada championships.Later, he won further fame as a promoter and manager.For eight years he managed the Canadien Hockey Club, winning three championships and never failing to bring his team into the play-offs.He was the discoverer of Howie - Morenz, Aurel Joliat, Pete Lepine, and many - others who later won fame as all-time hockey greats.He was also one of the leading figures behind the Quebec-Ontario-Verment Baseball League which operated successfully for some years previous to the return of the International League to Montreal and paved the way here for the faster brand of ball.Canadian sportdom has lost a tower of strength by his passing.firm of Henderson and Smyth Limited, was killed when the au- tomoblle in which he was riding turned over on a soft shoulder about 20 miles from St.Gabriel de Brandon.He was on his way to the Mattawin Fish and Game Club, of which he was a prominent member.He was killed instantly, Born in Manchester, England, Mr.Walker came to this country when a young man and joined the staff of Duncan Bell and Company which later became Henderson and Smyth Limited.Always Interested In athletics, Mr.Walker, in his younger days, was a preminent cricketer, playing for the McGill Cricket Club.Later he took a great interest in golf, curling and fishing, and was at one time president of the Royal Canadian Golf Association, president of the local branch of the Royal Caledonia Curling Club, and president of the Royal Montreal Curling Club.* Mr.Walker was also a past honorary treasurer of the Montreal Board of Trade, and served as honoray treasurer and secretary of the Church of St.Andrew and St.Paul for a pumber of years, Besides the Mattawin Fish and Game Club, he was a member of \u2018the St.James Club and the Royal Montreal Curling Club.Me 1s-survived by his widow, the former Phebe Elizabeth Me- Lea, and three sisters who reside in England.SAUCY, BRASH WORDS With the franchise now enjoyed by al Canadian women since Quebec this year took a long-delayed step forward in this regard, it is interesting to note that in Bermuda, one of Britain's oldest self-governing colonies, , women have never been recognized as \u2018\u2019per- Within a few days local residents, along sons.\u201d i ; ; ; ; The Bermudian refers to the introduction t | ice \u2014 going to ; be registering for national service going of a recent income tax bill in the House of a pre-determined location in much the same Assembly which, with two appointed.coun vote and answering some \u201d \u2014 , C - manner as they go fo 9 cils and a Goverñor, constitutes the colonial elghteen questions upon a special form [ £ À provided.The information given the govern- government\u2014and finds that \u201cthe.dominant ment by these forms is to enable the male appears, to pave gone a step further in authorities to direct the Canadian people into SUPMerging the other sex, peop Under the heading, \u201cdefinitions,\u201d the bill the maximum war effort.Everyone must be 7 y declares that an \u201cincapacitated person\u201d will acquainted by now with the details of this \" : : registration and the very necessary object to be held to mean \"any infant, married woman, lunatic, idiot or insane person.\u201d be attained.All that remains is for all loyal 1 citizens to co-operate to the utmost with the With the sponsor of the bill, J, W.Cox, chairman of the Finance Committee, the Ber- authorities in making the work a success.This mudian remonstrates lightly: \u201cFrom a married is probably the most important work undertaken for the future welfare of this country man, Mr.Cox, these are saucy, brash words.\u201d .NATIONAL REGISTRATION - Walnut 2773 um tease: The Westmount Examiner 20 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE = 35] GLASSIFIED ADS ROOMS TO LET FOR SALE FOR SALE WESTMOUNT, near station, bright| LONG white chiffon dress, size 10; al- CHILD'S new Warlich tricycle, $15.+98 sunny room, redecorated, private| so large white hat, both unworn, sac- Will sell for $8.00, WA.6093.E-152 hd p TOWN AND home, adult family, WIL 4388.Y-8| rifice, WII, 6448, Y-5| OFFICE STAND 12°.speeds te.ROOM AND BOARD NEW Remington Portable Typewriter 03c¢illating, cost $39.50, sell $15.00.WI ran COUNTRY MOTORS Solid kitchen or work table, 30 x 42\", 35.00.Golf bag driver and mashie with case, half price; also jacket ROOM IN comfortable quiet bright heater.Paper cutter 16\u201d.Phone WI.sultable for elderly or con- \\ home , y 872-4 VICTORIA AVE, valescent person.Nursing care when | 9006.¥-18 Son bases coottage \u201ceer, T necessary, rate $2.50 per day.EL., ; WESTMOUN pe , y 46| BICYCLE, man's, good condition, Small croquet set, $2.00.Minnow OPEN EVININGS EL.1105-6 .7 $18.00.Phone WA.2630 after seven.bucket.8 doz.flower pots assorted.* FOR SALE E-106 Silver tea-pot (Best Plate), 114 pts, $10.00.No dealers.DE.4965.E-163 n° 1 BINOCULARS In leather case, best] UPRIGHT PIANO \u201cHelntzman\u201d with - 1940 Packard Club Cabriolet Scotch manufacturer, adjustable bench, good condition, 835.00.4052 BABY PRAM, $1.00; maternity dress, 1938 Packard Club Clbriolet ||umoxed lenses.WE.6443, Y-4 Wilson.DE.7032, B-48( $1.00; two silk dresses, 38, $1.76: white 1937 Packard Cabriolet crepe coat, 75c; Dr.Locke's shoes, ' 5B, new, $2.00; black suede, high 1937 Buick Cabriolet NE ES heels, 514A, $1.00.WA.4610, E-159 1937 Dodge Convertible Sedan COMBINATION gas and coal enamel ff TRADES ACCEPTED, TERMS.1 - cash in on the profits with our Profit + stove, hot water front, excellent condition, little used, Coat $145.00, Sell $40.00.Leaving town.FI.5597, E-153 ONE BICYCLE (cyclet) in perfect condition, $8.00, DE, 5893.4033 North- cliffes E-1ft PHILCO RADIO portable model 39, cost $52.00, sell for $25.00, Perfect condition.DE.5893, 4029 Northcliffe.Crossw Some of these cars have radios, heaters, fog and spot light.See them before you buy.Many other types to choose from, ord Puzzle \u2014 LOST GLASSES TRANSPARENT rImmed, bi-focai, Sherbrooke and Victoria,[.; E-150 Westmount Friday, Reward, Phone good DE, 3528.Y-3 GAB RANGE in good condition, 4 burners, high oven, with regulator, very cheap.DE.5308.E-148 HOUSE FURNISHINGS for sale.Apply 3840 Prud'homme.DE.2082.E-146 BICYCLE, C.C.M.boys, good condi- SITUATIONS WANTED GARDENER \u2014 Undertaking general garden - maintenance.Practical expe- glance, flowers, vegetables, shrubs, rotk, lawns.Rellability service.C.|.\u2026 tion, $15.00; wringer on tub stand \u201cH, Frank, 94 Dorchester HB.MA, (new rollers) $4.00, 24 Principal, BY.7840.Y-11 2886, * E-143 ELECTRIC RANGE, 1933, \u201cMoffat.\u201d For quick disposal $15.00.AT.5144, E-54 LADY'S cream suit, sise 38; lady's knitted sult, slze 44: trunk for Buick car: cabinet gramophone, 30 records: DOMESTIC HELP WANTED ENERAL, capable, sleep out, willing to atay lato few evenings.Referpnces required.Apply Apt.49, 4555 BSher- ~brooke St.W.WI, 6900.Y-1 SITUATIONS VACANT radio, cabinet style.CA.3454.K-53 BOY for chores, house and garden, | BABY'S PRAM in good condition, mornings, only, WE.6443, Y-6 also go-cart.Phone AT.3966.B-52 FOLDING BABY CARRIAGE, color gray; also gas stove, 3 burners, each $5.00.Both good condition.EL.1077.5-61 ENAMEL gas stove, white, $18.00; wicker furniture inexpensive.Fireplace fixtures.No dealers.DE.9665.SALESMEN WANTED GET INTO a good-paying business, selling EVERY DAY NECESSITIES from: door to door in your district.Make your own pay 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68\u2014LUip above 31\u2014Introduced from Units and built in furniture to order.cellent meals, every « nvenience.V.degree 69\u2014Fish with spoon- foreign country Beds cut.Fyrniture polished and re- Duiven, Lakeside Inn, 14 Island lake 20\u2014Gloomy hook 83\u2014Noose finished.Cane, rush and wicker re- or phone DE.4189.bi #i\u2014Rubbish 70\u2014Vanture 4o\u2014Flanet ation newed, We make anything of wood, : FLATS TO LET Frown di-heminine name 42\u2014Harbors Upholstering.Full range unpainted XFORD, AND OLD Orchard, mod- 29\u2014Goddess of hate ment compa 4\u2014Qrnen ; Be Ti st.eth rurnture, Spe ern duplexes, six and seven 31\u2014Eurcpean country VERTICAL 48\u20145he espearian Sines 1 .erine St, W.ve large bright rooms, heated or un- |35\u2014Siack 1\u2014Hang Bo\u2014Retute , heated, garage optional, sunporen.36\u2014-Veln (Latin) 3\u2014Turkish regiment B3\u2014Test date CARTAGE & STORAGE ot water, replace, near schoo 37\u2014College \u2014Edges p-to-da = bus and tramways.Diiveway kept |38\u2014Past 4\u2014Paragraphs 87-\u2014Biblical name NOTRE DAME DE GRACE TRANS- ; 1769, 4470 Oxford.Be\u2014Wild_ox FER\u2014Local and long distance mov- 60-m3Vooded valley 5\u2014Something to ers; also storage.DE.3110.Y-13 39\u2014Famous teaching assuage pain mon 48\u2014Male shovelled.Hoolahan, builder, EL ROOMS TO LET ti Innect Missile weapon lori FURS \u2014Insec T\u2014Mias| 3 SMALT, FRONT ROOM, also larger {6\u2014Sound ; 8-Force 82\u2014Rural free delivery | (FE WILL remodel cr repair your 5 - 0 , 41\u2014To be indebted 9\u2014Maritime (initials) Ike new at summer prices.oom, 223 Wood avenue off St, Cath- k 3\u2014Saxon money fur coat like m pl ge St, Westmount, FI, 7914.SOC Persan \"waters Groove trac 64\u2014High crag Rowat-Cusson-Ross, Limited, 5868 A embers me X11 wheel Lu.12-\u2014Metailic earth 65\u2014Watering place Sherbrooke Street, DE.2511.Y-14 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER THE FOR Conducted by HOWARD S.ROSS, RE EE RE Catholics to fight Anti-Semitism which are branded as false.and anti-semitism, Gene Tunney presented the first copy of the Voice to Mayor LaGuardia and said, *\u201cIt is not possible for Christians to take part In anti-Semitism.We are Semitics spiritually.\u201d The paper quotes from the late Heyward Broun columnist and president of the American Newspaper Guild, a recent Catholic convert; Don Ameche and Irene Dunn, movie stars, and many pastoral letters, The rector of a church at Niagara Falls, N.Y., declines to marry couples unless they have known each other for at least one year.He says he believes in the now old-fashioned injunction \u201cMarry in haste and repent at leisure.\u201d Centuries ago among the Jews, the Chan Aruch provided, \u201cEach judge shall have the following qualifications: wisdom, humility, fear of God, be a foe to money have the love of mankind, he must be loving and truthful, he must love a good name.\u201d A net surplus of $102,863 has been built up by the city-owned utilities of Calgary during the flve months\u2019 period \u2018ending May 31 an increase of $89,943 over the net surplus for the corresponding period in 1938, Ontario Schools Train Pupils In Military Crafts Technical and vocational schools throughout the Province shave started factory classes for both young men and women in order to meet the demands for munitions, aircraft, and other war materials, it was announced recently by the Department of Education.Only persons at least 16 years of age, capable of benefiting from the instruction and willing to accept employr :nt in industry, are allowed to take the courses.Those taking this summer training will Lot be sidered skilled workers, but will ente: industry vith a backrror-* of so- sepeci- fic technical training.Women bave been helping at Red Cross work, learning to drive ambulances and other forms of war work, but now these courses are to give them Pn npportunity to learn to become \u201cgroundmen\u201d at air fields, or mechanics, through the aircraft course.At Central T chnical School an aircraft course will provide training in factory operations, machine work, welding, bench work, fitting, sheet metal work, and blueprint reading.Studente are to be taught to make :'l parts of a plane, to assemble jt and when finished to urderstand the motor operation thoroughly.A In this scheme to speed up the production of war materials, the Ontario Department of Education and that of Le\u201cor are co-oper- ating with the Dominfon-Prov- inofal youth training program and local Boards of Education, mr * 1 Westmount Baptist Church News * On Sunday morning Rev.J.A.Johnston will have as his theme: \u201cThe Unpardonable Sin Among the Nations.\u201d In this address the minister will present a striking Biblical Parallel to Hitler's Conduct at \u2018Munjch and After.\u201d \u2018He hath broken the Covenant.\u201d This is the prophet\u2019s judgment on the conduct of the Dictator of an earlier day.At the evening service Mr.Johngton will have as his theme: \u201cWinged Gladiators Who Battle the Legions of the Beast.\u201d The contents of \u201cA Flying Officer's Letter to his Mothe:\" will provide fllustration.The Banner of the Beast must be brought down.Men of the R.C.A.F.are especially invited.STANDARDIZE WAGES The Japanese Government has a plan to establish standard wage rates for specified work.HICKORY HANDLES American hickory handles for tools have just been introduced into India.a LS 1LLS SLL ILLS SILI LIISA LLS SLL LS FLA LLIL LIF IIIS SFL) LIS SL A ILIA SS ASI 147 Sg In Which Subjects of General Interest Are Discussed The opinions expressed in this Forum ars not necessarily those of this newspaper and it does not accept responsibility for them.LL a a Re 0 The Voice of a new 8-page tabloid issued by the Committee of UM KC.DCL LE a A AE contains an attack on Reverend Charles BE.Coughlin's Social Justice and its anti-Semitic stories The theme of many articles by Catholic priests, writers and labor leaders is the common crisis of the Jews and Catholics in the drive of reactionaries to seek a scapegoat in minorities, On the first page of the Volce is a headline, \u201cCatholic Bishops of the U.8.A.have taken their stand on the growing un-Christian and undemocratic wave of raclsm¥ BOOK REVIEW &y .HOWARD S.ROSS a \u201cTHE JAPANESE CANADIANS\u2019 by Charler H.Young, B.A., M.A.(McGill), and Dr, Helen R.Y.Reid, (Authors of The Ukrainian Canadians (1986), -ith a Second Part on Oriental Standards of Living by Dr.W.A.Carrothers, adited by Professor Harold A.Innir.Published by The University of Toronto Press, Toronto, This useful volume was published under the auspices of the Canadian National Committee for Mental Hygiene and The Canadian Institute of International Affairs.Some of the chapters are: Japanese Immigration,\u201d Settlement and Expansion, Soclal Problems, Japanese-Canadian Society and its Institutions, Relations between the Japanese and White Canad- Oriental Population, the Chinese ians, in British Columbia, and Oriental Standards of Living.As the authors point out in their introduction, the frontiers of the Occident and the Orient meet on our Pacific Coast, and the contact has given rise to one of Canada\u2019s most interesting and perplexing problems.While Orientals are to be found in provinces out- \u2018side of British Columbia, to the extent of 19,380 Chinese and 1,- 137 Japanese, they are diffused among millions of whites on the prairies cnd in the industrial centres of the East.In British Columbia, however, there are 27,- 139 Chinese and 22,205 Japanese \u2014approximately 50,000 Orientals for the province\u2014or one Oriental for every thirteen whites.Though numerically unimportant from the standpoint of the Dominion, they are extremely significant to the people of British Columbia, constituting what - hite Canadians on the Pacific Coast call the \u201cOriental Problem.\u201d It is pointed out that there are only 3,468 females including women and children in a total of 46,519 Chinese in Canada and are not feared by the anti-Oriontal- ists.But the dual menace of a rapidly increasing Japanese population and of their successful economic competition constitutes the present \u2018Oriental Problem\u201d on the Pacific Coast.This penetrating, scholarly and sympathetic study is mace in the hope that better relations between the Japanese and other racial groups in Caanda will follow as a result of a more adequate knowledge of all the factors contributing to the situation.Canadian Authors To Ask Why A Tax On Book Royalties The Council of the Canadian Authors Association, meeting in Ottawa decided to survey the royalties situation and later make representations to Government authorities.It was pointed out that royalties on books written by Canadian authors are regarded by the Government as unearned income and taxed accordingly.Members of the Council indicated that Canadian authors are wondering how this conclusion is arrived at, since writing a book entails time and labor and when sold on a royalty basis there is no down payment.The meeting, under the chairmanship of Mrs.Madge MacBeth, National President, approved a proposal to admit young Canadian writers to the Association us junior affiliates to encourage and aid them In making contributions to Canadian literature.Council members sald it was hoped to open new branches of the Association next year at Charlottetown and Saint John.The Council noted with approval that the Australian Government made a grant early this year for the encouragement of creative arts, and the suggestion was made at the meeting that the Canadian Government be approached at a suitable time and asked to consider a similar grant.PLAN SAMPLE FAIR Brazil plans to hold an Inter- national Sample Fair in Rio de Janeiro in November, team appeared to be buckling in- National Chairman, reached Chicago, still the one man in on the combination would again be at the dence reposed in him may weigh on him, a long period to be in more ebullient spirits than in many months \u2014as though the cloud which has shadowed his relations with \u201cthe Again he appeared the big-time, expert organizer getting into gear \u2018the goods\u201d to bet the ballots.the headline-making contidential doubted that, one way or another, persuading \u201cJim\u201d to lay aside his ambition to have his own name on the Democratic Presidential idea of the 1940 \u201cGood of the Party.\u201d reporters on the hunt for some \u201coff the record\u201d hint.\u201cI can only say that everything will be all THURSDAY, JULY 18 Farley Again Seems Ready To Take Roosevelt Helm right.\u201d But if he was cryptic, it was à Jocular \u201cwon\u2019t-tell\u201d attitude.Thy was not a worried or resentful political manager, but the conf.dent and buoyant one, coutribg.ting the more to the Democrat enigma with its two posers; whe, ther the President has, or bay not, written Roosevelt at the head of the national ticket to be £ccep ted at Chicago, and whether Mr, Farley has, or has not yielded on his well-known opposition to 1 third term to thhe extent that be will run another campaigc fo Mr.Roosevelt, Aîne-in-chief to Mr.Farley gn Chicago will Ye his New Yorg lieutenant, Vincent Dailey, why labored with him in the Roose velt camp in 1932 when the Ney York State delegation went to the conven\u2018ion with its majority pledged to \u2018\u2018stop Roosevelt\" and with Alfred E.Smith in preferre place.Women on Equal Rights Meanwhile, as in previous years, the Democratic women were lining up wvn the two sides of the equal rights amendment question.This year, however, proponents for this constitutional change led by the National vo.man\u2019s Party take their cause to the platform makers bolstered with success at the Republican National Convention.In Chicago, the opposition wii] have determined leadership in the National Women\u2019s Trade Union League, the National Consumers League, the National League of Women Voters, and the Ameri can Association of University Women, which ~ ave joined for defeat of the amendment because ft would void all special state laws for the benefit of employed women.Miss Josephine Roche and Miss Mary Dublin of the Consumers , 1949 The Roosevelt-Farley political to the harness of the Democratic band-wagon for the third time today as James A.Farley, Postmaster General and Democratic resolution of the third-term mystery.Tight-lipped as the Sphinx on the President's secret, but in all other respects his usual genial, fluent self, Mr.Farley gave all the signs as he left New York last night that he had yielded in every respect to the Roosevelt wishes and that the famed leadership controls for the 1940 campaign il that is Mr.Roosevelt's purpose.However the burden of confi- Mr.Farley seemed to those who have observed him over boss\u2019 in the last year had lifted.for the job of management that has twice made political history, confident that once more he has Says Everything All Right None who saw him here after talk at Hyde Park on Sunday the President had succeeded in ticket and bow to the Roosevelt \u201cI'm in a tough spot,\u201d he told Railroads Keep total cost in coaches of $90 or Women Seeking + League, and Miss Agnes Nestor, Chicago head of the Trade Union League, will be chief spokesmen against the change, while the proponents will be represented by leaders of the National Wo- moman\u2019s Party and the National Federation of Business and Pre fessional Women\u2019s Clubs.Representative Mary T.Norton of New Jersey, who fs a major figure in the powerful Frank Hague organization, is chairman of an advisory committee of 20 Democratic women who will fune- tion in collaboration with convention policy bodies, $90 Coach Fare The railroads will continue for another year the $90 coach fare for the \u201cgrand circle\u201d which was fixed to encourage travel to the New York and San Francisco world fairs, it was announced some time ago.A spokesman for the Trunk Line Association, representing eastern roads, sald the decision was due to the *'very satisfactory results of the low fares\u201d on the carriers\u2019 revenues, Under the circle tour tariff a passenger may start at any point in the United States, visit efher the east or west coast and return to the point of departure at a Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.& Roslyn Ave.J.Alexander Johnston, B.A., Minister, Mr.Shirley MeKyes, Choir Leader Mrs.F.J.Hodgson, Organist in Pullmans -° $135.11 am, \"THE UNPARDONABLE SIN AMONG THE NATIONS \"He hath broken the Covenant\u201d An Astonishing Biblical Parallel to \u2018Munich and After\u2019 .0 pm.\"WINGED GLADIATORS BATTLING THE LEGIONS .OF THE BEAST\" A Flying Officer's Letter to his Mother Men of R.C.A.F.Especially Invited Community Service of Intercession Wednesday 8 p.m.To Join Army Two women applied for enlistment in the United States Army here recently, but were informed that women recruits are not being accepted.One exhibited an honorable discharge from the Spanish Nationalist Army of Gen.Francisco Franco and said shes wanted to \u201cfight for the United States.\u201d Recruiting officers did not record her name.Mrs.Helen Klaus, Calvary Church a widow Dorchester St., at Gresne Ave, with two grown sons and at pres- Westmount.ent employed as an office worker, explained that she wanted to Minister: Rev.T.W.Jones, do office work \u2018so that some man M.A., D.D.might be released for combat service.\u201d Interim Pastor: Rev.A.F.Pollock, B.D.USE U.S.PRODUCTS Consumption of American products in British India and Burina bas doubled in the last year.Preacher: Rev.Donald R.Morrison, Avonmore, Ont.11.00 a.m.A Rediscovery of Ree ligious Radiance.7.30 p.m.The Univerjality of Christ, PRICES BOOSTED Coal prices in Shanghai, China, are 12 times higher than before the Japasese invasion.British-Israel World Federation You are cordially invited to attend TWO MASS MEETINGS to be addressed by REVEREND E.J.SPRINGETT + (Dominion Commissioner) AT THE FORUM July 22nd: \u201cThere Will Always Be An England.July 23rd: \u201cThe Delusion of Hitler.\u201d Both meetings commence at 8.15 p.m.Collection.Two of the many reasons why there will always be an England Almighty God has ordained it so in these words \u2014 \u2018\u2018Moreover | wil appoint a place for my people Israel, and will plant them, that the: may dwell in a place of their own, and move no more; neither shal: the children of wickedness afflict them any more, as beforetime.\u201d (2 Samuel 7 v 10} \"No weapon that is formed against thee shall prosper\u2019 \u2018 (Isaish 54 v 17) Literature and Information may be obtained from the Provincia\u2019 Director, Room 202, 1111 Beaver Hall Hil (PL.5335) and from the Brivish_israel Book Room, 1502 St.Catherine St.W.(cr.Guy) Why?\" by HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.Barrister and Solicitor 57 St.James St.Wes Telephone HA.9238 + pp - un ® 5 « bp 4 PA pe we 0m \u2014- md eg PF Pn FT oh TH \u201cPR ED PT ry \u2014 op.op.4 i ( i 3 t 18, 1 \u2014 ady elm it was, ide.Thy ntful po.8 conf contribg.mocrati 18; Whe or hu the heey be cccep her Mr, elded on on 10, that by JE: for \u2018arley a w York Y, Who e Roose the Ney at to the ity pled.and with referred ghts Previous \u201c Women Wo sides endment however, itutional al Wo ause to bolstered publican tion wil] ip in the Union nsumers sague of > Ameri sity Wo.or defeat ause jt te laws yyed wo.and Miss nsumers Nestor, le Union okesmen ile the resented nal Wo- National nd Pro .Norton major Frank hairman > of 20 {lt func.ith con- tist yn Ave BA, v Leader ganist N ATIONS enant\u201d\u201d rallel to ONS BEAST\" ar to Invited 2 cession BD.Morrison, of Ree THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1940 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER PAGE THREE HOLLYWOOD GOSSIPS ~~ NEWS OF THE * \u2014\u2014 * THEATRE WORLD y THEATRICAL ATTRACTIONS J Joan Crawford Appears In Film At The Westmount Having been beaten and buf- teted al] over the landscape for ter role as Julie, the cafe entertainer in \u2018Strange Cargo,\u201d Joan Crawford declares that she would rot have traded the experience for half a dozen conventional \u2018glamour\u2019 roles.Her plea for parts into which sho could \u2018\u2018sink her teeth\u201d resulted in almost more than she bargained for when she discover- «d that as Julie she would undergo the most arduous physical strain which she had ever experienced in any screen characterization.But she is still happy that she stood by her guns, Admittedly part of \u2018a defin- {te campaign on Miss Crawford's part or strong character roles, her casting in the picture, now screening at the Westmount Uni- 1ed Theatre, logically succeeded her triumph as Crystal Allen in \u201cThe Women,\u201d a radical departure for the former \u2018dancing daughter.\u201d \u201cBut Julle was ten times as tough,\u201d she said.\u201cIt's a good thing I didn\u2019t know about all of the pushing around I would have to put up with, before the picture started, or I might have been tempted to back out.\u201d The fun starts when the cyn- fcal Julie, watching a group of convicts unload a freighter, is ærabbe! around the ankle by convict Clark Gable, who offers to tosg her off the wharf unless she FLYING BEHEES FEATURING ROSE SULLIVAN \u2014 VITESIMOUNT (Sherbrooke at Grey Ave.) Today until Saturday \u201cA LADY of the TROPICS\u201d .and 9 men of violence In a biting, savage drama of adventure and regeneration! Added Feature \u2018FREE, BLONDE AND 21\u201d with Mary Beth Hughes, Henry Wilcoxon, Lynn Bari and Alan Baxter.Shorts.Friday Night After 11 Revival Showing + LORETTA YOUNG À RICHARD GREENE In \u2018Kentucky\u2019 In Technicolor.Starts Sunday\u2014\u2014\u2014 % RAY MILLAND star of \u201cFrench Without Tears\u2019 and % LORETTA YOUNG In \u2018The Doctor Takes A Wife.\u201d v% ROBERT YOUNG % HELEN GILBERT in \u201cFlorian.\u201d keeps qulet ana listens to him.de gives her ackle a couple of twists te punctvaie his remarks.The next time she sees him he bas broken into her dressing room at the cafe where he grabs Ler by the wrist to prevent her escaping.Through a trick she turns him over to prison guards, who later toss her out of tae door when she tries to fight with Gable.Trying to escape from the co.- ony and frou the contemptible and repulsive Monsieur Pig (Peter Lorre) who pursues her everywhere, she accepts another proposition from a miner, Marfeu (Bernard Nedell), who offers to take her to his cabin in the jungle and then have natives escort her to the coast, and put her aboard a boat.When Marfeu locks her in the cabin.she tries to escape by stabbing him with a pair of shears but is interrupted.Rescued from Marfeu by Verne, the convict (Gable), who has escaped from prison, she is literally dragged through the jungle.And there the deglamorization of Crawford really begins.The jungle sequences were shdt in a river-bottom swamp at Pico, where the scum lies thick on the stagnant water and vines and brambles tear at one's clothes.Because the water was so cold, Miss Crawford rubbed her feet and legs with camphorated oil.She lost her hat almost before the location work started, so went bareheaded through the rest of the script.Alligators streak through the water towards her, pythons drop from the branches, She loses the heel off one shoe, uses the cover of a tomato can as an improvised mirror in a pitiful attempt to beautify herself, When Julie and Verne Finally stagger out of the jungle down to the beach, nearly dead from hunger and thirst, he can no longer support her and drops ner on her face in the sand.As the story progresses, men die or are killed on all sides of her.The seven who remain continue their escape on a sloop, Julie and Verne among them.The ship is becalmed in the doldrums and three more die.When the four who \u2018are left reach haven and beach the Era ORH (St.Catherine at Guy St.) TODAY.FRIDAY, DOROTHY LA.MOUR in \u201cTYPHOON in Technicolor with Robert Preston and Lynne Overman.\u201cBLONDIE BRINGS UP BABY\" with Arthur Lake & Penny Singleton.Shorts.Starts SATURDAY LILTIAN RUSSELL ALICE FAYE DON AMECHE HENRY FONDA «+ EDWARD ARNOLD WARREN WILLIAM LEQ CARRILLO Excellent Short Subjects \u2014_\u2014 2 Lo 2nd Feature Film CHARLIE RUG- GLES in \"OPENED BY MISTAKE\" with Janice Logan & Robert Monk _\u2014 Paige.Sherts.* ONKLAN (Monkland at Girouard) Special Show For Children TUESDAY at 10 a.m.July 23rd - - Admission 20: D \u201cSO THIS IS LONDON\u201d BS Carla Lehmann and Robertson Hare in a scene from the hilarious farce, \u2018\u2019So This Is London,\u2018 now playing its second big week at the Snowdon United Theatre.Loretta Young and ra Milland in æ sceno from one of the finest comedy romances in years, \"The Doctor Takes A Wits,\u2019 which will be at the Westmount United Theatre starting Sunday.THRILLING! ROMANTIC! Dorothy Lamour and Robert Preston, teamed for the first time in the Technicolor adventure-romance film \u2018\u2018Typhoon,\u2019\u201d which is now playing at the York United Theatre until Friday night.Donald Meek and Linda Darnell in a scene from \u2018\u2018Star Dust,\u201d story of those who attempt to crash the movies in Hollywood, which will be shown at the Monkland United Theatre Sunday until Tuesday.boat, Julie has barely strength to; stagger up the beach.Even the hem of her skirt has been torn off and ripped into strips so that the men might draw lots to see who would survive.Her clothes in rags, her face streaked with dirt, her eyes sunken, her hair awry, Miss Crawford is scarcely the picture of glamour and by no means maich- es up to the accepted standards of screen beauty once her role in the film picks up momentum.\u201cBut it's what I've wanted.\u201d she confessed.\u2018\u2018It represents a definite move on my part to avoid too-dressy roles, to enact characters that mean something.I wouldn't want to do a whole series of Julles any more than I'd want to do a whole series of clothes horses.Everyone likes variety.But I do think that the traditional heroines of other years are going by the boards as producers and stars alike realize that audiences want stories and themes that are off the beaten path.And if I have to be beaten up to get off the beaten path, why, that's ali right, too.\u201d (Monkland Ave, at Girouard) Today to Saturday - A POWERFUL DRAMA! .college man, banker's son, now a mobster! Drama that blasts the truth out of a boy's heart embittered when the father he idolized is sent to prison! TYRONE = - DOROTHY POWER - LAMOUR LLL LE RTL Added Attraction CHARLIE RUGGLES & MARTHA RAYE in \"The Farmer's Daughter.\u201d Shorts.| \u2014\u2014 Friday Night Revival After 11 o'clock J CLAUDETTE COLBERT % JAMES STEWART in \u201cIt's A Wonderful World.\u201d Sunday to Tuesday.% LINDA DARNELL with John Payne and Roland Young in \u201cStar Dust.\u201d \u201cPINOCCHIO\u201d Walt Disney's Feature Length Cartoon in Technicolor.Good Short Entertainment.Faye, Ameche and Fonda Seen In \u201cLillian Russell\u201d Blonde and lovely Alice Faye portrays the fiifit and greatest of America\u2019s glamor girls in Darryl} F.Zanuck's production of \u201cLillian Russell,\u201d the 20th Century- Fox film which comes to the York United Theatre starting on Saturday playing until] Tuesday and features Don Ameche and Henry Fonda with her.The colorful life and loves of the striking American beauty are revived in all their splendor and magnificence in \u2018Lillian Russell,\u2019 with the sparkling, dashing days of America's most fabulous era as a background.Lillian Russell wag famous for her marvelous voice as well as her splendid acting and great beauty.and Alice Faye sings many of the songs Lillian popularized.Among these are \u201cAfter the Ball is Over,\u201d \u201cRosie, You are My Posie,\u201d \u201cMy Evening Star,\u201d \u201cThe Band Played On\u201d (\u201cStrawberry Blond\u2019) and many others.Don Ameche has the role of Lillian\u2019s composer husband, who struggled to author her greatest stage success.It is Ameche\u2019s third composer role and advance reports indicate his acting again is outstanding as it was in \u201cAlexander's Ragtime Band\u201d and \u201cSwanee River.\u201d Henry Fonda is cast as Alexander Moore, the newspaperman who fell in love with the gorgeous Lillian when they were both young, but fafled to tell her about it.Fresh from his triumph in \u201cThe Grapes of Wrath,\u201d Fonda is said to give another stirring portrayal in a highly dramatic role.The great Lilllan Russell numbered among her admirers such tamed persons as Diamond Jim Brady, the financier, and Jesse Lewisohn, the copper king, played respectively by Edward Arnold and Warren William.The man who \u2018\u2018discovered\u201d Lillian» was the Ziegfeld of that fabulous era, Tony Pastor.He is portrayed on the screen by Leo Carrillo, who was an intimate acquaintance of Pastor.Additional realism Is lent by Irving Cummings, to whom Darryl F.Zanuck assigned the direction of the picture.Cummings was Miss Russell's last leading man, and knew many of the central characters in \u201cLillian Russell.\u201d Other roles are played by Helen Westley.Dorothy Peterson, Ernest Truex, Nigel Bruce, Lyon Bari, Claude Allister, Weber and Fields.Eddie Foy, Jr.Una O'Connor and Joseph Caw- thorn.William Anthony McGuire wrote the screen play for \u201cLil- Jian Russell.\u201d Gene Markey was associate producer._\u2014_\u2014 First Showing in Montreal of \u2014 George M.Cohan\u2019s British Comedy \u201cSQ THIS IS LONDON\u201d With George Sanders à Fay Compton à Berton Churchill 2nd Feature, \u201cNICK CARTER, MASTER DETECTIVE with Walter Pidgeon and Rita Johnson, 2nd (GROWN (Decaris n Snowdon Junction) 1 WEEK! Last Show Nightly Starts at 9 p.m.A DATE WITH Hollywood, July 17\u2014Claudette Colbert ls a very fortunate damsel.Dark and vivaclous, she tips the scales at 104 and bousis an exquisitely moulded figure.The success of her career in films {is rivalled only by that of her marriage Lo Joel Pressman, Hollywood physician.She has a palatial home, three cars, obedient tonsils and rosy cheeks.As if that weren't enough, her pay checks $426,000.92, This afternoon Claudette slipped oft a Paramount sound stage camera sel-ups to join¥ between me in a milk-shake at the studio soda-fountain, She chose chocolate.1 ordered strawberry.Between sips we chatted about the war, high finance, children and Montreal, \u201cJt all seems so futile,\u201d she mused, \u201c1 mean the war.1 find it hard to realize that I'm hero in California making movies while others of my family are in danger of losing their homes and all that's dear to them.And I'm so thankful that Mother is safe with us on this side of the ocean.\u201d In case you didn't know.Claudette was born in Paris.Her folks hail from Alsace-Lorain.This {s not their first experience with German brutality.In 1870 they were torced to flee the district when invading Huns gave them 24 hours to leave.She feels the current war deeply.One young cousin has already died in action, while another is believed held captive by the Nazis, HIGH FINANCE Talk turped to Claudette's gsalary\u2014high finance! Since reports of her earnings hit the headlines sume time ago, she has been the target for much comment and not a little abuse, \u2018Some people resent me,\u201d sho said.\u201cThey consider an income of such proportions completely out of line with present world conditions.They may be right at that, but what they don't know is that out of 8426.000.02\u2014we can't forget the NZ cents, can we?\u2014I had only $23,000 left after fulfil ing all obligations.Federal, state and muncipal taxes, alone, took more than two thirds of the total.\u201d Astounding, what?And while Claudette does not infer that $25,000 is peanuts she does maintain that it is a far cry from the widely-publicized figure attributed to her.At the moment she is searching for ways to devote a part of her income to alleviation of suffering in war zones abroad.\u201cThere is so urgent a need fot creation of some central organization to care for the homeless and wounded civilians in France and elsewhere,\u201d she told me.trading her old straw for a fresh one.\u201cVolunteer groups are do: ing yeoman service, hut France and surrounding counries are so crowded with refugees that CLAUDETTE for 1939 totalled co-ordinate all relief ate.\u201d HER BUDGET Incidentally, if you have ever wondered how $126,000.92 muy be spent in one year, here penses connected with answer- fan malt eat up K13,000, Agency fees total 842,000.Constant philanthropy sccounts for additional thousands.Houschold and service expenditures, wardrobe, transportn- tion and publicity all take their toll, Moreover, cold&sa] salaries are short-live* Artists capable studios, and must be treated such.the curve of an plus personality, are the modities which Hollywood sells.Without them no film, no matter how fine, will make money for Ita producers.But us soon as the public tires of the uptwisted nose, the vocal Intonation, the Hlting song or the curved eyebrow Ils sentiment fs reflected in ticket Op- sales.Salarlog are slashed, tions are dropped.Careers are ended, The folk of Hollywood must earn enough over a brief span to support them when popularity wanes and the public Torgets, MATERNITY WARD Strangely, multi-figure salaries don't phase Claudette, She is more concerned with the Important things in life.Babies, for example.this afternoon.deeply she hurried on to explain: \u201cYou sre, children go on, They is desper- Hollywood's super- generally of drawing huge crowds to the hox- office are valuable assets to thelr as The uptwist of a nose, the tone of a voice, the lilt of a song, eyebrow\u2014these, com- \u201c] want a baby.\u201d she told me: When 1 blushed | * Not since \u201cJesse James\u201d has Tyrone Power had a role like that of \u201cJohnuy Apollo\u201d in the 30th Century-Fox drama of that title which co-stars him with Dorothy Lamour now playing uu- til Saturday night at the Monk land United Theatre.\u201cJohnny Apollo* is the alias of a young college man, a bank- or's son, who turns mobster when the father he idolized is sent to prisou and his wealthy friends turn agaiust him.Doruthy Lamour {s more alluring than ever as \u201cLucky\u201d Du- barry, the hard-boiled night club entertainer who understands and loves the boy.no matter what he does.' Production Chief Darryl F.Zanuck carefully selected the fms posing supporting cast, Kdward Arnold ts seen as the banker father; Lloyd Nolan plays Mickey Dwyer, the gangster whose mob Johnny Apollo joins.Charley Grapowin is cast as a tppling ex-judgo turned under-world law- ver, and Llonol Atwill is seen us the banker's lawyer, to whom Johuny appeals lu vain for aid tor his father, \u201cJohnny Apollo\u201d is climnxed by one of the most thrilling fallbrenks ever screened, featuring one of the most amazing aren't like a theatrical careor.You can be sure of them.\u201cAnd they don't hurt one's 1 used to think and a eareer But 1 was enrcer at all.that marringo Just wouldn't mix.wrong.\u201d Claudette Is just Mrs.Joel Pressman in privato Ilfe.Outside of tho fact that she has n home with a swimming pool, she is much lke any other doctor's wife, She sits at home nights, walting for her husband to finish ant the hospital, Sho finds her plans blasted at the last moment when the phone jingles and somebody's tonsils must be fished out.But sho lke it.Her marvied life ls the sanest and happiest in town, GOODBYE, NOW und wiped our chins.check\u2014Dboy, what a thrillt\u2014and wo headed back toward the sound atage where Clandette Is currently working with Ray Milland In \u201cArise My Love.\" En route 1 thought l'A put In a plug for the old hume town, \u201cEver been to Montreal?\u201d 1 queried with studiod curelossness.Immediately, she heamed.\u201c1 should say wo, Montreal and Quebec and the Guspe Peninsula! St.Anne de Beaupre, too! Oh, that snow! And such perfect skiing! Gaspe is the is the lowdown.Almost R280,- most beautiful spot I've ever 000 goes to enrich the treas- goon, And the French! Why, uries at Los Angeles, Sacra- 1 was just astounded.All those mento and Washington.accents! It reminded me of Secretarial and postage ex- France.Even in the old country accents differ from province.1 loved ft\u2014every moment of fei\" She doesn't have to.is \u201cLops\u201d In Hollywood, Wo each grabbed a servielle i paid the Claudette was sincere In what sho had to say.She doesn\u2019t gush.Power, Lamour Starred In Fine Monkland Show hand-to-hand battles\u2014 between Tyrone Power aud Lloyd Nolap\u2014 in film history.Highlighting the story are two special new song hits, sung by Dorothy Lamour, \u2018Duncing for Nickels and Dimes\u201d by Lionel Newman and Frank Loessor and \u201cThis Is the Beginning of the snd\u201d by Mack Gordon.\u201cJohnny Apollo\u201d was dircoted by Henry Hathaway.The Screen [lay was prepared by Philip Dunne and Rowland Brown from an original story by Sumuel GQ.Kngel and Hal Long.Hariy Joe Brown was ussoclate producor.GREAT ATTRACTION IS BOOKED FOR BELMONT STARTING ON MONDAY Belmont Park, Montreal's only outdoor amusement contre, has again \u201chit the hull's eye\u201d with a novel and timely addition Lo its Shooting Gallery.In the contre of tho hundreds of targets at the rear of the building is a black avea in'whlch dozens of miniature white l\u2019arachutists descend at tho sume speed ns roal ones.Though these targels have been instntled only a few days ago, thoy are already showing signs of battle and replacements have been made.Modern mechanized warfare features the use of parachute shock troops and, though all In the spirit of fun, patrons of Belmont Park are gl- ven an opportunity to try their akill with a gun.\u201cThe Flying Belices\u201d who wlll lorminate their engagement at Belmont Park on Sunday evening have proven conclusively why they are recognized in the world of tho \u2018big tent\u2019 as the greatest flying act in the world, In a Poll of \u201cBillboard\u201d Readers, the Flying Belices were voted first place In the flying division and wore awarded tho \u201cBillboard Certificate of Merit\u201d as the favourite outdoor performers, For the pust few days, Clayton BDehee, leader of the troupe, hans been attempting the perfection of a Triple Somorsault to a hand catch, a stunt never holfore attempted.He fs determined to have this stunt down \u2018Pat\u2019 before ho leaves Montreal and as à rosult he makes an attompt ovory afternoon and evening with remarkable progress.This stunt is of a very dan.gorges nature and the management of the Pork has advised Mr.Hehee not to attempt it.but Mr.Beheo, when his mind is sot on achieving something, porsisis until he has accomplished what he set out to do.The following plenics are being held at Belmont Park this week.The \u2018North Branch of the YMCA\u201d today (Thursday) \u2018La Sauvegarde\u201d on Friday and Saturday the Fairchild Air Craft LLd.Starting Monday \u2018The Six De Cardos,\u2019 sensational European Sensations and the world's greatest \u2018\u2018teeterboard Acrobats and Barrel Jumpers\u201d will be the fre¢ For Colbert outdoor attraction at Belmont Park, Quality That Satisfies \"SALADA TEA College degree of For Prompt Delivery of BEER cit QOL S Fur EL.6566 \u2014 EL.8930 5307 Sherbrooke West Deliveries from 8 a.m.to 11 p.m the need for a central bureau A0 À mercial art, including drawin ay and evening.Coe ional, General, Scientific, Classical or unior matriculation if desired.Sir George Williams OF THE MONTREAL Y.M.CA.ARTS AND SCIENCE College courses for high school gradustes (men and women) leading in two years to diploma of Associate in Arts or Science, in four yearn to B.A.or B.Sc.Preparation for senior matriculation st end of first year if desired.Equivalent courses day and evening.COMMERCIAL EDUCATION College course foi high school graduates (men and women) leading in two years to diploma of Associate in Commerce, in four years to degree of B.Sc.(Com.).Equivalent courses day and evening.Also Business School open to both men and women, Secretarial, Steno.gephie and Business courses, seven to ten months in length in day division.imilar courses in evening division.FINE AND APPLIED ART i Professional and leisure-time training in all branches of fine and com- and painting, modelling and sculpture, portraiture, poster design.fashion drawing ucat \u2018 EVENING ELEMENTARY & HIGH SCHOOLS Evening classes in elementary grades (V, VI and VII) for young people and a special class for adults leading to high school entrance.Complete fofr.year evening high school leading to high school graduation.Commercial nformation from the Registrar | 1441 Drummond Street, Montreal, MA.8331 illustrating advertising art, courses.Preparation for t : ' a a DRY GINGER ALE 15- a S Large 30 oz.Bottle PAGE FOUR | LIRA LS.STRISSSIL © USNRELI SES { N À Miss Pat Tremaine fs spending \u2018the summer at St.Eustache sur le Lac, Miss Audrey Hubert and Miss Lois Cochrane are enjoying a \u2018vacation at Clarenceville, 2.Q.Miss Doris Morant has been visiting Mrs.W.Gordon Mitchell at Point Rive Beaudette for two weeks.Mrs.W.Gordon Mitchell and 'IMttle daughter Heather are occupying thelr cottage at the Polnt River Beaudette.Peter Tremaine of Westmount has returned to the city after ispending a two weeks holiday at \u2018Old Orchard and St.Eustache Sur le Lac.Miss Florence Ewing and her Catherine Langston, of niece, Westmount have left to spend the summer in St, John's and Corner- brook, Newfoundland, Dr.Chas.Cowan of New York City, visited last week with his sister, Mrs.N.Cluff, Cote St, Antoine Rd.Dr.Cowan recently returned from Paris.Mr.and Mrs.Hugh R.Mount spent the past week-end at Bt.Andrew's East, guests of Mr.Mourt's grandmother, M-s.H, W:; Kobertson, and Miss B.Robertson.Mr.and Mrs.Harvey E.Rough- ton and Mr.George A.Simmonds ore motoring to Toronto to attend the engagement party of Miss Ruth Tamblyn to Mr.Simmonds, at the Royal York Hotel.While In Toronto, Mr.and Mrs.Rough- ton will be the guests of Miss Tamblyn.Put Zest Into Saturday Luncheon For The Men Saturday luncheon when the men folk come home ls sometimes a difficult problem\u2014but hére are three answers, By way of a change for lunch, and one that is mosts welcome and delicious, try sorving French Toast with cottage cheese and your favorite jam or jelly.The ohildren Jove it and the men folk \"Just eat it up.\u201d Prepare the cheese some time before lunch, right after breakfast if you choose.This saves time and a last-minute rush.Strain it through a coarse strainer, add some cream or rich mille until it fs of a consistency to spread.Season with salt, pepper, ; and a little sugar.For the batter for the toast boat two eggs with a fork and add two tablespoons of milk, season with salt dnd pepper.Dip the dried bread lightly in the batter ahd fry in butter or a combination of butter and bacon dtip- pings.Be sure to have plenty of it for it \u2018goes over in a big way.\" Another good idea is to serve creamed dried beef with waf- fles.This is such an easy meal to serve these days.With an electric fron tho waffles can be baked at the table.We usually serve the last round with maple syrup; then no dessert Is necessary, Another popular \u201c© \u201c for the family is Tomato Mi.chit, and here's how to make it: Place the contents of a 10% ounce can of concentrated tomato soup In a saucepan, but do not dilute it, Cut up in small pieces about .4 ounces of cheese and add to the soup, place over the flame.stirring constantly, and when the cheese is fairly well dissolved, add one teasffoon Worcestershire sauce and pour over hot buttered toast points.(Serves about two generous portions.) Toast points\u2014cut a square of buttered toast In four sections-\u2014 diagonally.The foregoing recipes were used in a tearoom and were very popular, so much so that it was necessary to have certain designated days for each dish so that the regular patrons would know Just when their favorite dish was SAFETY KDGE 18¢ Halo Shampoo Fres With Large Colgate Tooth Paste 39¢ Cut Rate '| KANE\u2019 WE DELIVER drugs.newspapers, magatines, fee oream, los cold drinks, ete.FREE (] TUMBLER With Each Drug Purchase of 50c or Over We Feature 22% Butter Fat Ice Cream : At Our Fountain DRUG STORE 4779 SHERBROOKE WEST AT GROSVENOR prescriptions, cigarettes, 29c Listerine Tooth Paste 3 for 49¢ Sm Clocks called for and delivered.4922 Sherbrooke West P.E.DEAN Re (Successor ta C.Guillod) WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRS EL.9890 Near Claremont Ave.JL OO oO VACUUM CLEANERS .RENTED 12° MONTHLY | We Rent Only \u2014 No Contract PARTS \u2014 ALL MAKES \u2014 SERVICE 0 1 (ue Phone Fltzroy 5633 & FRE + Ù oto wi SE [ We Do | Printing Of All Kinds Phone WAInut 2773% THE EXAMINER PNBLISHING COMPANY SE iif [Social and Personals Eine GUESTS EARL BESSBOROUGH CHAPTER OF 1.0.D.E.At the luncheon given by the Earl of Besshorough Chapter 1.LO.D.E.on Wednesday, July 8.the invited guests included: Mra.A.W.Myers, Mra.C.P.Monks, Mrs.A.Wutts, Mrs.Wallace, Mrs.G.F.Green, Mre.C.Groome, Mrs.L.De Castro, Mrs.A.C.Dunn, Mrs.H.Bryant, Mrs.E.Chaloner, Mrs.R.W.Merriwea- ther, Mrs.G.Wilkes, Mrs, K.W.Warden, Mrs.C.D.Pilley, Mrs.H.Taylor, Mre.E.A.Ormandy, Mrs.Norman Vickers, Mrs.W.8park, Mrs.James Wilson, Mra.J.McCullough, Mrs.A.Tomliin- son, Mrs.T.Tate, Mrs.C.Howard, Mrs.L.C.Woodall, Mrs.J.Rhodes, Mrs.N.Bryant, Miss D.Armstrong, Mrs.W.Baldwin, Mrs.M.Beck, Miss 1.Baillie.Mrs.B.C.Cox, Mrs.Brent, Mrs.C.R.Churchill, Mrs.G.Cooke, Mrs.H.Cochrane, Mrs.M.Day, Miss Ella Dunn, Mrs.M.Hayter, Master David Hayter, Mrs.T, Holland, Mrs.C.Leslie, Mrs.T.B.Logan, Mrs.D.C.Mc- Bride, Mra.Leggett, Mrs.G.A.Mitohell, Mrs F.McLeod, Mrs.A.McCaskill, Mrs, D.McCaskill, Miss N.Morrison, Mrs.C.Mort- land, Mrs.D.W.McCavon, Mrs.C.Merriweather, Mrs.M.Oliver, Mrs.R.J.Prescott, Mrs.J.L.E.Price, Mrs.W.H.Potts, Mrs, W.C.B.Paynter, Mrs.Percy Ross.Mrs.C.F.Rourke, Mrs.J.A, Smith, Mrs.G.Saunders, Mrs.W.Sarjeant, Mrs.J.A.Bmith, Mrs.C.D.Sugden, Mrs, H.Twy- ner, Mrs.Y.Thornton, Mrs.Thurston, Mrs.GQ.Watt and Mrs.B.G.Winch.Original Salads Add Zest to Summer Menu An original salad adds an appetizing touch to any menu.Crabmeat and grape salad 13 made with one tablespoon unflavored gelatin, one-fourth cup cold water, one cup grape juice, one- third cup sugar, one-fourth teaspoon salt, two tablespoons lemon juice, tablespoon vinegar, one cup flaked crabmeat, one-fourth cup chopped, two tablespoons minced green pepper.Soften the gelatin in cold water.Heat grape juice.Add gelatin and sugar.Stir until dissolved.Add lemon juice.salt and vinegar.Chill until mixture begins to stiffen, then add crah- meat, celery and green pepper.Pour the mixture into six indivi- dial molds.Chill.Unmold on lettuce and serve with cream dressing.Avocado and grape Juice salad ls a subtie combination of flavors, and the yellow-green of the avocado looks particularly Ilus- clous against the wine-colored background of the jelly.Ingredients include one tablespoon unflavored gelatin, one-fourth cup oold water, one cup grape juice, one-third cup sugar, one-fourth teaspoon salt, two tablespoons lemon juice, three-fourths cup diced avocado, one-half cup diced avoordo, one-half cup diced grapo- truit segments.Soften gelatin in cold water.Heat grape Juice: add gelatin and sugar.Stir untdl dissolved.Add lemon juice and salt.Chill until mixture begins to thicken, then add avocado and grapefruit.(If canned grapefruit fs used, drain thoroughly.) Pour the mixture Into six individual molds.Chill.Or a ring mold may be used, the centre to be filled with cream dressing.Popular Combination The ever-popular combination of apticot and prune forms the basis of this salad: Apricot grape salad ls made with one tablespoon unflavored gelatin, one- fourth cup cold water, one cup Bl grape juice, one-third cup sugar, | one-fourth teaspoon salt, two tablespoons lemon juice, one and one-half cups apricots (canned or fresh) cut in pieces, six large cooked prunes and one package cream ¢heese.Soften the gelatin in cold water.Heat grape juice; add gelatin and sugar.Stir until dissolved.Add lemon Juice and salt.Chill until mixture begins to thicken, then add apricot pieces.Pour into a flat pan.Chill.Cut Into squares to serve.Garnish each square with a prune stuffed with cream cheese.For the cream dressing to be served with these salads, take two-thirds cup mayonnaise and one-third cup tream blended wall together until smooth and creamy.! \u2014 being served.Tomato rarebit was servad for luncheon on Saturday.= was always \u2018a line-up\u201d waiting for places to be served.and was sg popular that there! THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER The Way to a Man's Heart Noodles, Spaghetti, Macaroni Are Long On Convenience For Country Meals For the main meal in the country cabin\u2014buttered noodles with PREPARE SAUCES WITH LOCAL FARM PRODUCE A batch of noodles, pork chops from the country butcher, tomatoes from a farm along the road\u2014well, there's a dinner any week-ender can have for\u201d very little thought.Noodles, spaghetti and macaroni are friends of the country vacationist.Try them and prove it to yourself, Spaghetti Campanola (Serves 6) One-half pound spaghetti, 8 ripe tomatoes, 2 cup olive oil or butter, Ya cup minced onion, 4 green peppers, 1 teaspoon minced garlic, grat-d cheese.Skin tomatoes, cut in slices, combine with onion, garlic, green pepper and oil or butter.Cook slowly for 30 minutes, until mixture becomes a smooth paste, Stir frequently.Season with salt and pepper.Cook spaghetti in rapidly boiling salted water until tender, drain and arrange on hot platter.Cover with the tomato sauce and sprinkle generously with grated cheese.fried pork chops, hot and full of flavor and nourishment.sliced tomatoes, and for dessert have applesauce and cookies, Serve with BUTTERED NOODLES GO WELL WITH PORK CHOPS x Week-end Menus BREAKFAST: Fruit juice, fried ham, cornmeal muffins, jam, coffe, milk, : DINNER: Pork chops, buttered noodles, sliced tomatoes, bread and butter, applesauce, chocclate cake, coffee, milk.SUPPER :: Canned tomato soup, mixed vegetable salad bowl, hard rolls, cheese, fruit bowl, oatmeal cockies.x Egg and Noodle Supper (Serves 6) One-half pound egg noodles, 1 cup tuna fish, flaked, 1 cup buttered bread crumbs, browned, 2 tablespoons butter.Cook noodles in rapidly boiling salted water until tender.Drain and keep hot.Saute tuna fish in its own oil and the added butter until it is thoroughly heated.Arrange noodles on hot platter.Pour tuna fish and sauce over it and sprinkle with the hot browned breadcrumbs, Yes, it is good.Menu Suggestions For À Summer Party Sandwiches served flower-bas- ket fashion are different and most attractive, Make the baskets out of round buns, Cut out two wed- ge-shaped pieces, opposite each other, thus shaping the basket and the handle.Scoop away the extra bread inside, so that there will be room for the sandwich filling, Into the opening in each basket put a layer of finely-chopped hardboiled eggs seasoned with salad dressing.Cover this with a layer of minced ham, also mixed with salad dressing.Then put another layer of eggs on top.Split the skin of a tiny red radish, inward fro: the root end.Turn the skin back to give the effect of rose petals, Place in the middle of the basket; and add parsley for leaves.A wicker flower basket filled with sprisg-posey ice crerm cones brings forth exsiamations of delight.Fill : flower basket with uncooked rice or other grain care- tully cleaned.Cut little holes in the centers of small lace paper doilies, and stick an Ice cream cone through each.This will make a pretty paper-lace-frilled con« tainer for the spring bouquets.Make each \u201cbouquet\u201d by putting a scoop of {ce cream, rounded side up, Into a frilled cone.Use different colore of ice cream.Decorate the ice cream with candy pellets, snipped gum drops, or chystalllzed violets.Stand the tilled cones down ceep enough in the grain so that only the ice cream and frills appear.LIKES DECORATIONS Mary Martin, co-starring today with Bing Crosby in \u201cRhythm on the River,\u201d calls her Paramount dressing room \u2018\u2018restful,\u201d and describes the color of the walls as a \u2018languid brown.\u201d ROBINTEX SUITINGS 1F YOU WANT A SUIT Ask Your Taler tor RORINTEX pe ee te emma rente are serial star 1s appearing in =a \u201cheavy\u201d role with Johnny Mack Brown in \u201cSon of Roaring Dan.\u201d Eddie Polo, former Universal.The ionic effect in wearing these Suilings creates a feeling of confidence.CUOARANTEED BRENIG ® LIL TUY Te ARTI Deanna Durbin is now reading \u201cThe Life of Mozart.\u201d + | Budget Apropos | \u2014 + In the beautiful hope of killing us off, The Bochie scrapped all of his food, He did without butter and luxury and clothes, And all for his nations good.He couldn't go out in his automobile Because they wouldn't sell gas.He did without everything under the sun, to give \u2018sass\u2019.Just the Democracies He saved up for planes, for subs and for guns; The money that Gretchen and he Had hoped to put Into their old- age fund; Or to sail out across the sea.To visit their son in the gay New World, Hans told were free To speak, to think, to elect whom they pleased, In this very strange Demokratie.To understand this was hard for old Fritz.It had all the earmarks too, Of a perfectly elegant fairy-tale That couldn't be really true.Where, them, men But now Fritz was told to hand out his gold, His dog and his cat and his wife.To crush out the free and the Demokratie They might even require his life.The fellows we're fighting are very strange chaps, Or so to old Fritzle they said.They really tight hard when their back's at a wall Ang they'll tight and they'll fight \u2018til they're dead.So, he saved and he saved, this fanatical Hun; He pulled in his coat and his belt.But the chaps that he hasn't stood up to, as yet Are the British, the Gael and the Celt, Garments Kept in Repair Give Longer Wear Trousers Pocket Edges Frayed Cuffs \u2014 Coat Fronts and Linings Repaired or Renewed.Bring That Suit In Now! PICCADILLY VALET SERVICE \u2014 \u2014 ¥ Wo can save, we can scrimp, we Democracies too, And to Fritzle just let it be clear.We can fight for our homes and curtail our expense If it's going to save all we hold dear.There's a valour and steadfastness, strength that is fine In the breed that is staunchest of all.Let old Fritzie beware the cold steel of our eye, We fight best with our backs to a wall, By Beatrice Lawrence Barry.Montreal, June 1940 SCRIPT PARADE The New York Public Library has arranged with Cecil B.De Mille to make photostatic copies of the original working scripts of the Paramount producer-direc- tor's 64 motion pictures, from \u201cThe Squaw Man,\u201d produced in 1913, to his current epic, \u201cNorth West Mounted Police,\u201d starring Gary Cooper, Madeleine Carroll, Paulette Goddard, Preston Foster and Robert Preston, Phone WA.2773 FOR EXAMINER CLASSIFIED ADS They Bring Results EE THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1949 Courage is, on all hands, considered as an essential of high character.\u2014Froude.VACATION SPECIALS On sticky, sultry days there's nothing so invigorating as a refreshing facial and permanent, it makes you feel cool and ciean and brings you new life and vigor, Phone us for an appointment, to.day! 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DS RRL mme 18, 1949 mess nds, con Times mn, ATION JALS there's 8 a re.\u2018manent, 1d clean vd vigor, ent, to.9.00 3-50 5-00 = CE West oclation \u2014 PARA) 5 1 THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1940 - EEE THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER PAGE FIVE ROYALS HOLD STRONG LEAD IN MUNICIPAL LEAGUE CHALK UP COMMANDING MARGIN OF 16 POINTS; COMPETITION KEEN AMONG OTHER 3 SQUADS \u2014_\u2014\u2014 The fast and hard playing Royals, who showed their superiority at the start of the season, now lead the munic'pal softball league dy the margin of 16 points.By virtue of thier heavy slugging and exceptional teamwork, the league leaders have thus far had little worthwhile competition.In Monday's fixture they mowed down Granites, by the score of 26-9, and had little difficulty in building the odds so heavily in their favor, The real competition in the loop these days is supplied by the other three teams, all of which are pretty evenly matched an we 6 ANNOUNCED strongly for second place position x if the Royals should romp home an easy first.However, there is still plenty of time for one or more of the trio to give Royals a real test and each is confident that the present \u201cunbeatable\u201d will go down before many more games are played.At the close of Monday's games, Swans and Granites had eight points apiece while Grads had six.Swans 13 Granites 11 Granites Royals Grads Swans Next week's games follow: July 19:.Swans vs Granites.July 22: Royals vs Granites.July 24: Granites vs Grads and Swans vs Royals.-_\u2014 WATER SHORTAGE ! Japan\u2019s water shortage is Standing: serious.Granites 18 Grads 4 -_\u2014 Royals 9 Swans 4 Italy has banned the importa- Royals 26 Grads 9 tion of coffee by parcel post.I Thompson\u2019s semi-annuaL SALE of MEN'S Better Grade SHOES 1S WORTH YOUR WHILE Get That Pair of Sport Shoes You WANTED 207 T0 40% DISCOUNT ON ENTIRE STOCK If YOU want EXTRA GOOD and attractive FOOTWEAR ot a price, now is your chance \u2014 Buy prompHy while sizes are complete, SEE OUR WINDOWS HARRY E._ A NET PRICES NET PRICES $12\u2014Sale Price $9.60 0 AN] ji $8\u2014Sale Price $6.40 11\u2014Sale Price 8.80 cu 7\u2014Sale Price 3.95 up f0\u2014Sale Price 8.00 6\u20148ale Price 4.80 9\u2014Sale Price 7.2C 5-\u2014S8ale Price 2.50 up MA, 9000 Between Peal & Stonley in.ER 2209 ST.CATHERINE W.Delivered Ice Cold Rapid Service Till 11 p.m.\u2014FlI.Busy, Dial FORUM GROCER If First Line Signals * Cricketers To Play Military Hospital As the Westmount Cricket Club will not have a league fixture for this Saturday a game has been arranged with the Military Hospital at St.Anne de Bellevue.Team: Elvidge, Sweeting, Edge, Chappell, Pentecost, Lendry, Coller, Ward, Whittall, Churchill- Smith and Pike.\u201cY\" VACATION CLUB PROGRAM The Y.M.C.A.Vacation Club program for the week follows: Today: 9.30 a.m.\u2014 Amateur hour; 10.30\u2014Hobbies and crafts; 11.00\u2014Learn to swim class 11.30 \u2014Vacation Club swim; 2.00 p.m, \u2014Educational trip to Lawson Lithographing and Seven Up./ _Tomorrow: 9.30 a.m.\u2014Talkies by Quebec Safety League; 10.30\u2014 Hobbies crafts and baseball; 11.30 \u2014 Vacation Club swim; 2.00 p.m.\u2014Basebal] in the Park.Saturday: 9 a.m.\u2014City time, Westmount Y boys leave for Kamp XKanawana.Monday: 9.30 a.m.\u2014 Mayor Morrow opens the Court of Justice; 10.30\u2014Hobbies and Crafts: 11.00\u2014Learn to swim; 11.30\u2014 Vacation Club swim: 2.00 p.m.\u2014 Trip through the -Mount- Royal Hotel; 4.00\u2014Preps swim; 4.30 \u2014General swim.Tuesday: 9.00 \u2014 St.Lambert Day.Visit to Waterman Fountain Pen Company.Boys bring their lunches and spend the rest of the day on the municipal beach.Wednesday: 9.00 a.m.\u2014 Movies; 10.30\u2014Hobbles and\u2018 Crafts; 11.00\u2014Learn to swim; 11.30 Vacation Club swim; 2.00 p.m.\u2014 Indians and Settlers on Mount Royal.July 25th: 9.30 a.m, \u2014 True and False; 10.30\u2014Hobbies and Crafts; 11.00\u2014Swimming Meet; 2.00 p.m.\u2014Field Day in the Park, sprints, jumps and baseball throw.July 26th: 9.30 a.m.\u2014Movles; 10.30\u2014Hobbies and crafts; 11.30 \u2014Vacation Club swim; 2.00 p.m.\u2014 Visit to Henry Birks Silver Factory.280 PRODUCTS \u201cJapan\u2019s ~ enlarged\u201d materials mobilization plan includes 280 products.a NEAREST LICENSED GROCER TO WESTMOUNT WHAT THE INFANTRYMAN OF THE CRIMEAN ERA WORE ; ; ue eme ,; ; ae ET GREAT k Fr Nel -GRANDF ATHER 224 the new Verdun pool.Killarney, Tremblant, MISS ELEANOR ROCHE Attractive West End girl who captured the 200 yard breast stroke title at the recent Canadian Amateur Swimming meet held at Miss Roche is swimming instructress at Camp popular vacation resort in the Laurentians, near Mont Frank Stanway chalked up his third win of the season when Westmount toppled Eastwards 9-6 in the Snowdon Senior league.Although each team collected 11 hits, Westmounts left only three men on the paths, while the losers allowed 10 men to die on the sacks.Maher, with a double and two singles and Brennan with a homer and a single in three tries were the heavy hitters for Westmount.B.Dal- zelle got a circuit clout for the winners.Fleming, with a homer and a double led the losers attack, His homer was one of the longest clouts ever registered at Macdonald Park.The win broke a five game winning streak, Tuesday's game was cancelled due to the weather.Tonight Nats and Adanacs meet in the most important.game of the season.Box score of the Eastwards-West- mounts game follows, Eastwards AB BR H Fleming, 11.5 2 2 C.Jannahill, 2b.5 1 2 Francoeur, cf.4 2 2 Atchison, 1b, .3 1 1 J.Tannahill, 3b .5 0 2 Whorton, c, .\u2026.4 0 1 Brocklehurst, rf.,, 3 0 0 Grew, 88.vee 2 0 0 Breen, p.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026., 2 0 0 WESTMOUNT TOPPLES .EASTIES 3-6 IN SNOWDON SENIOR LEAGUE; NATS-ADANACS PLAY \"Attenbourough, p.2 1 (a) McInnis .1 0 (b) Beagley, rf., 2 0 (c) Shields, 8.8, .2 0 Totals .40 11 (a) batted for Whorton in 9th.(b) batted for Brocklehurst in 0 0 0 0 8 7th.(c) batted for Grew in 6th, Westmounts AB R H Maher, 1h.4 3 3 B.Dalzelle, v.f, .4 1 1 Brennan, ef.,.8 3 2 Browne, B.S.e00 4 1 1 Thornber, 2b.4 1 1 0.Dalzelle, 3b.,.4 0 1 Millen, c.4 0 1 Loftus, 1.1.4 0 1 Stanway, PV.ceevee 4 0 0 Totals .e00s.37 9 11 Summary: Batteries: Breen, Attenbour- ough and Whorton; Stanway and Millen, Errors: Fleming, C.Tan- nahill, Brocklehurst, Maher, Mil- len, O.Dalzelle 2, Home runs: for Eastwards, Fleming; for Westmounts, TB.Dalzelle, Brennan.Two base hits: for Eant- wards, Fleming; for Westmounts, Maher.Struck out: by Stanway, 6; by Breen, 0: Attenbourough 1.Walks: by Stanway, 3; hy Breen, 1: Attenhourough, 0.Umpires: Giles and McCormack, Quaint and historical ag it is, The Province nf Quebec ls by no means lacking in natura] scenic grandeur.Her glotious Lau-2n- tian Mountains, gemmed with glowing lakes, and the Eastern Townships, have a never falling appeal for lovers of the great vut-of-doors.For thoss who plan a holiday in the woods, the various resorty In the Laurentian Mountains, reached in an hour or two from Montreal, offer attractions which it would be difficult to equal, Canadian National Rallways has a direct route from the Mon- trel Tunnel Terminal to Huber- deau, situated in the most heau- titul section of the Laurentian Mountains north of the \u2018Comn- mercial Metropolis.\u201d A more charming route is scarrely possible.Beautiful little lakes and pleasant streams abound, invit- CROSSWORD SOLUTION Laurentian Mountains Offer Scenic Grandeur ing canoelsts, sporting fishermen and campers to partake of their hospitality, while at many points there are hotels and boarding houses for tarse who prefer to spend week-ends Or summer va- MARCEL ARCHAMBAULT WINS 100-YARD DASH IN SPORTS EVENT AT WESTMOUNT PARK Marcel Archambault led the field In crossing the tape in the 100 yard dash for boys 14 and under at the municipally-sponsored sports day at Westmount Park yesterday.second.Keenest competition during the day was in the jumping races, particularly in the ten years af age and oight yoars of age, and under classes.Paul Lapointe led the former event while Walter Long placed first in the latter, Over 100 competitors took part.Held last year at the Athletic Grounds the regular weekly sports days aro being conducted this¥ summer at Westmount Park due to the loss of the grounds to mili tary use.Results of yesterday's follows: Boys eight years and under, 60 yards\u20141.G.Laviero; 2.Bob De- lo; 3, Phillip McBride.Girls six yoars and under, 50 yards-\u2014Jean Lachambeault; 2.Yollande Bros- sonu; 3.Dolores Myers.Boys eight years and under, 50 yards\u2014 1.Roger Lamouche; 3, Peter Hennessy; 3.Kenneth Black, Girls eight years and under, 60 yards\u2014 1.Jullenne Holden; 2.Sheila Meliride, Yollande Brosseau; 3, Joannine Leherault.Girls twelve years and under, meet 60 yards\u20141.Jean Morgan; 3.Marguerite Lodge; 3.Barbara Renault.Boys ton years and under, 60 yards\u20141.Martin Flynn; 2.Roger Roy; 8.Kenneth Booth, Girls ten years and under, 76 yards\u20141.Florence Lamouche; 2.Therese Lemieux; 3.Silna Hofman.Boys twelve ycars and under, 76 yards\u20141.Ferdinand Brosseau; 2, Albert Bussey; 3.John Be- langer.Boys fourteen yeara and under, 100 yards\u20141.Marcel Archam- bault; 2.Bil Morton; 3.Frod Squire, Girls fourteen years and under, 100 yards\u20141.Gladys Morgan; 2, Dorothy Green; 8.Lorraine l'oole.Boys six years and under, Jumping Race\u20141.Rene Lahrosse; 2.Phillip MeRBride; 3.Robert Delo.Girls six years and under, Jumping Race\u20141.EB.Lalonde; 2.Madeline Lauzon.Boys elght years and under, Jumping Race-\u20141, Waller Long: 2.Kenneth Blaek; 3.John Nerny, Roger Lamouche, Girls eight WESTIES AND ROYALS MERGE A Joint statement was {issued this woek by Len Peto and John M.Pritchard that Royals of the Big Four and Just season\u2019s West- mounts had merged in the 1n- terests of civic senior foutball, The merging of the two teams came as no surprise as it had been widely discussed for some time, Announcement was also made that Blil Hughes js back as leader of Montreal's team in the Big Four Rugby Union.Reorganization of the squads has been completed.Len Peto 1s to be president of the new club | i Bill Morton came in years and under, Jumping Race\u2014 1.Jullenne Holden; 2.Gabrielle Bourrault; 3.Shelia McBride, Boys ten years and under, Jumping Race\u20141, Paul Lapointe; 2.John Lariviere; 8.Martin ; Flynn, Girls ten years and under, Jumping Race\u20141, Florence La- mouche; 2.Dorothy Kenyon; 3.Siena Hofman, Boys twelve yoars and under, Jumping Raco\u20141.John Melan- ger: 4.Bernard Perrault; 3.Albert Bussey.Girls twolve years and under, Jumping Race\u20141, Jean Morgan: 2.Marguerite Lodge; 3.Joan Hector.Boys fourteen years and under, LAURENTIANS Spend Your Vacation At Camp Killarney MONT TREMBLANT, QUE.80 miles from Montreal over new highway or by rail (C.P.R.) through hills of scenic beauty and rugged grandeur.\u2014\u2014 \u2014 Post Office, store, chapel on property.For rates and other Information.LA.4010 or WE.6962 a i Jumping Race-\u20141., Billy Morton; 3, Jean Bolleau.Girls fourteen years and under, Jumping Races 1.Dorothy Green; 8.Lori Poole; 3.Beverly Condon.r LAURENTIANS Ÿ BLAGRAVE INN.Lac Ouareau i St.Donat, Que.Ideal Location, Safe Sandy Beach Tennis Boating \u2014 Fishing Private Log Bungalows on Lake .Front Write for Descriptive Folder or Phone St.Donat 21 M nw 14 \u2014\u2014 = Shadynook Inn.LAC MERCIER, QUE.Comfortable rooms with hot and cold water, rooms with private bath; also private cottages with bath, meals In hotel.Golf ~ Tonnis - Bathing - Regattas Sandy Boach - Dancing Every Evening - Orchostra.Near Mt.Tremblant By rail, C.P.R, Lac Mearoler Stas: tion, Que.: by rond, Route 1% - Phone 59 R.2 a Plan to Spend Your Vacation At \u201cPINE CROFT\", LAKE CONNOLLY IDEAL SUMMER RESORT Featuring Well-Cooked Moals \u2014 Boating, Swimming, Dancing = \u2014 Modern Conveniences \u2014 _ Sengenial Company \u2014 - A Christian Cllentole \u2014 For Folder, 'Phone WAInut 3473.or write A.HK, Barraclough, New, Glasgow, Que.THE \u2014 Tasty, \u2014 Tennis, KERR'S FARM LAKEFIELD, QUE, A mountain playground, ideal for your vacation.13 miles from La- chute on Route 30.Free boats, - safe, sandy beach, diving raft on beautiful Laks Hughes.Tennis, fishing, hiking.- Rates $10.and $12.woskly.Write for descriptive folder or Phono Lachute 935 R 3-2 or Monitor Tourist Bureau, WA.2773 ' Write fot- THIS | fous a HAPPY, HEALTHFUL VACATION / Enjoy the mountains as thousands of others prie them and find a hoaithful, restful h day.Eighty miles northwest of Montreal on new highway No.11.overnight from New York and New England: Golf, tennis, bathing, riding, canoeing, sailing, fishing.comfortable rooms.good cuisine.able.Write today for this Gra folder to\u2014F.H, R, GRAY - ROCKS LAC OUIMET - ST.JOVITE - QUEBEC meriçan plan.Rates reason- Rocks Dir.g - INN working In close harmony wilh John Pritchard, who was president of (he Westmounts.cations under less strenuous clr- cumstances.Through Gateway St.Jerome, situated on RI- viero du Nord, 36 miles from | Montreal, may be described as\u2019 the gateway to the Laurentians.It is an attractive summer resort as well as an important industrial centre, Japan Js trying to increase economic co-operation with Manchuria.\u2018The Six De Cardos, sensational European sensations, st Belmont Monitor Kiddies Days at Belmont Park will Park starting Monday.be July 23 and July 24.K MONDAY JE Tron ~ mim Moras a\u201d + Read The Summer Resort Advertisements ; 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