The Westmount examiner, 25 juillet 1940, jeudi 25 juillet 1940

[" 15 Jewel, ment.Sta for sportswear, ete.Lan OHMA N N S 3 N N = VOL.XI., No.30 R.M.R.BATTALION WILL PARA \u201c40 Years in x Westmount\" THE \u201cOHMAN\u201d WATCH uaranteed fine qualit ove.{rel steel case, with second hand.Ideal for boys, girls, «nurses, 10 .S 4046 WE.1216 Greene Ave.* a 7 7 HUNDREDS OF WESTMOUNT CHILDREN ATTEND ANNUAL EVENT HELD BY EXAMINER Outing for Youngsters at Belmont Park Featured by Excellent Weather \u2014 Prizes Awarded to Holders Of Winning Tickets \u2014 Many Free Acts Presented \u2014 Prices of Attractions Reduced Westmount children must have a special place in the heart of the weather man for once again this year hundreds of kid- cies from the district enjoyed The Examiner's Kiddie Days at Belmont Park under a fair sky and beautiful sun.were the big days for the kiddies Tuesday and Wednesday and they made every advantage of the weather to enjoy themselves on the many attractions offered at the park for their amusement.The weather man has not yet disappointed the kiddies on the days set aside for them as red letter days at the park.Hundreds of entries were received for the lucky contest which gave winners prizes of War Savings Certificates.*drawn ALTERATIONS ARE MADE T0 IRGYLE SCHOOL Changes Being Made in Building to Accommodate Senior High Pupils Next Term Work of converting the Argyle Junior High building for use as next term\u2019s Senior High School is proceeding rapidly and laborers are now engaged in the installation of physics and chemistry laboratories on the ground floor of the structure, replacing the girls\u2019 handicraft room and lockers and the boy's woodwork room and lockers.A lecture room and storage space for equipment is also being provided.In order to accommodate the senior students who will occupy the building next term locker facilities are being greatly increased, Main changes being made to the present high school, which next term will house intermediate pupils, is the installation of woodwork and meta] work rooms.An \u201coffice\u201d for the teaching of business subjects is also being installed.This will be equipped with modern business mechanical aides such as adding and bookkeeping machines, files, typewriters and others equipment used by up-to-date business firms.The offices of the superintendent of schools and the school board are being transferred from the Argyle building to the old high school.The plan to switch high school pupils to the former junior building and those of the latter to the high is a result of adoption by the city of the 6-3-3 educational system which is to come into effect with the opening of the new term in September.The system, approved by the Hepburn report, provides for pupils to spend six years in primary schools, three in an intermediate school and the final three in the high.As there will be far more students attending grades seven to nine than in 10 to 12, the high building, which has by far the largest accommodation, will be used next term as the intermediate school.Certain changes in the curriculum will also be made, the principal ones being continuence of the teaching of sewing, knitting and cooking to gir;s, regardless of wether they are taking academic or business training, to the final grade of the intermediate school, end classes for all boys in woodwork for the same period.Drawing and music is also to be taught al] intermediate grades.WVRC To Hold Drill At Queen\u2019s School A dril] tor all companies will be held by the Women's Volunteer Reserve Corps at Queen's School this evening at 8 o'clock.Physical training is also taking place tonight at 8 by the W.V.R.C.at the studios of Betty Speirs School of Dancing.The tickets were by H., E.McCormick, president of The Examiner Publishing Company and the winners announced below, will receive their awards through the mails.Jean Blandford, 21 Winchester Avenue.Bob Presnail, ward Avenue, Malcolm Grant, cliffe Avenue.Audrey Snow, 255 Demarchais Boulevard.Leo Flynn, 311 First Avenue.Kiddies\u2019 Days \u2018were enjoyed by hundreds of youngsters who took advantage of the reduced rate, which prevailed on nearly all of the attractions at the grounds.The charge to the children for most of the attractions was reduced to three cents for the two days, 4890 King Ed- 4700 Earns- tacrobats and barrel jumpers, the outstanding free attraction at Belmont Park, were much enjoyed by the children both days.REGISTRATION OFFICE HERE [5 NOW OPEN Is Located in Royal Montreal Curling Club at 1850 St.Luke Street Edward C.McCrory, registrar, | has announced that the national registration office for the St.Antoine - Westmount district is now open at the clubhouse of the Royal Montreal Curling Club, 1850 St.Luke street.The office will be open daily from 9 a.m.until after completion of the registration, The Royal Montreal Curling Club donated the use of its premises for the occasion.The office opened in preparation for the national registration of every adult Canadian and his or her qualifications for serv- ling the country.The St.An- | toine-Westmount office was the third to open on the Island of Montreal.Actual registration, whose date \"has been tentatively set as Aug- \u2018ust 19, 20, 21 and 22, is to use \u2018as much as possible the machin- ery of electoral registration with.which Canadians are familiar.| There is, however, an important : difference.Polling places are ! usually rented by the Govern- \"ment.In this instancs every teffort is being made by the au-: i thorities to obtain free accomo- | dation for the registration and in consequence new \u2018\u2018polls\u201d have to be arranged for in many electoral districts.As a result many of the \u2018\u2019polis will be set up in schools, convents or other semi-public premises | which can be obtained free.Similarly the registrars are \u2018seeking to obtain the free and voluntary services of as many re- i putable citizens as possible for \u2018the actual job of registration at the various points, and will willingly I'st the names of volunteers at their offices.Officers | oho are paid will receive only -The-Six- De Cardos, teeterboard- Rotarians Will\" Take Care Of Children At least elght members of the Westmount Rotary Club have offered to house children of Rotarians in England for tho duration of the war, it was learned yesterday.The movement, sponsored by Rotary International, is being responded to throughout the country.There is a possibility that members of the local club will be unable to accommodate a sufficient number of children desiring to come to Canada and if this occurs non-Rotarians will probably be invited to look after the youngsters, Persons wishing to help out in this way or to aid by financial pssistance for support of the children should communicate with a member of the club.MANY PLACED IN POSITIONS BY Y BRANCH Jobs Found for Over 30 Boys and Young Men by Bureau This Summer Positions have already been found this summer by the employment bureau conducted by the local Y.M.C.A.branch for over 30 boys and young men, it was announced this week.The bureau, which was\"started as an experiment some years ago, has proved so successful thit many of the largest firms on the Island seek its services when vacancies occur on their staffs and a high percentage of prospective employees whose names were placed on its lists have been given positions.From July 1st to July 19 jobs were secured for 12 young men, three filling vacancies in aircraft factories and the others in large industrial concerns.Twelve were placed last month and 11 the month previous.Eight firms asked the bureau to send them applicants during the current month as did three in June and eight in May.The majority of those for whom positions are found range in age between 16 and 21.In many cases matriculation or high school leaving papers have been found to be a decided asset when vacancies are sought by the bureau, some firms refusing altogether to accept those without these qualifications.The bureau serves a double purpose as besides finding jobs for young men out of work, it greatly aids firms in obtaining the type of employee most suited to various types of work.The tile maintained by the bureau lists the qualifications and personal preferences of all those for whom positions are sought and every effort is made to place applicants in work for which they are best trained.Boys and young men of the district who are presently seeking work may place their name with the bureau without charge.They should arrange an interview with E, Taylor at the \u201cY\u2019 branch.\u2018Rev.J.A.Johnston To Preach Sunday On Sunday morning at West- \u2018mount Baptist Church, under the i title, \u201cDwelling with Devouring Fire,\u201d Rev.J.A.Johnston will !speak of \u201cOur Strongest Defence iin the Bestial Dictator.\u201d | In the evening Mr.Johnston jwill have as his theme: \u201cThe Trumpet! The Broken | Pitcher! The Victorious Battle Cry! Is Churchill God's new | Gideon and the British Empire which stands alone, God \u201cThree l Hundred?\" Blown The Community Service of In-: tercession is held each Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.All who lare minded to seek the help of God are invited to attend.The services on Sunday.August 4th, will be conducted nominal amounts for their work.by Prot.R.J.McCracken, The Westmount Lxaminer Serving The City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis | TAKE A LOOK \u2014 _ u mountains expedition\u2019s ship Polar Star.If the heat\u2019s got you, this may help.grout is Admiral Byrd's East Base camp for the U.S.Antarctic Expedition.DE HER AND COOL OFF That calm expanse of ice-water, surrounded by snow-covered is Marguerite Bay, over 1000 miles bolow tho southernmost tip of South Amorica.In fore- Anchored in the bay is the Constructed Entirely constructed in a lane at the rear of 342 Victoria avenue, a 17-foot cruiser-type launch was completed this week by Chris Sorensen, 28, a brother, John, 19, of the above address, and Norman Lawson, 19, of 388 Third avenue, Verdun.The cruiser was given a trial run in the river by the Lachine pier Monday night and according to {ts builders, performed \u2018beyond expectations.\u201d A second following evening.Designed to be powered by a 10-horse-power outboard motor, the craft cruised with ease with a two and-a-half horse power unit on its initial trial and displayed considerably improved performance with a slightly more powerful motor Tuesday night.An engine of the required size will shortly be installed.The trio commenced construction of the boat in May, and working entirely in their spare time \u2014 in the evenings and on holidays \u2014 completed final details just prior to {its launching on Monday night.The craft was designed from plans contained in a popular mechanical magazine, its bufld- 17-Foot Cruiser Entirely run was made in\u2019 the boat thé.In Lane Here ers bringing them to full scale during free evenings last winter.Every inch of the boat, including certain metal paris which had to bo cast, was built by the trio.The entire cost of its construction, embodying nearly $30 for brass screws and bolts, came to approximately $176, Its builders estimate its retail value, if bought in the ordinary way, at over a $1,000.However, they figure they could show a substantial profit if they decided to sell the boat at far less than this figure.The boat contains a cabin equipped to sleep two persons while it has ample accommodation for eight on day-time cruises.On its initial trip the boat proved itself to be thoroughly soaworthy and although powered with a motor far too small for its size, was easily navigable.Construction of the boat was the first effort of its kind ever attempted by the trio, who are well versed in carpentry.Thus far it ls a craft without a name as no christening ceremony was held at the time of {is launching.This procedure, however, will \u201cformally\u2019\u2019 take place in the near future.ERNIE TAYLOR [5 APPOINTED T0 NEW Y POW Named Acting Executive- Secretary, Replacing W.H.Spearman Now on War Work Ernie I, Taylor, former boys\u2019 work secretary of the Westmount branch of the Y.M.C.A., has been appointed acting executive-secre- tary, replacing W.H.Spearman who was recently named district supervisor of \u201cY\u201d War Work attached to the National Council Staff.Mr.Taylor took over the dutles of Mr.Spearman well over a month ago when the latter was placed in charge of Red Triangle Huts.His appointment became effective on Saturday.Hugh A.Noble will continue to carry on as physical director.Municipal Nurses Give Lectures At Hospital The three nurses attached to the municipal heaith department have given lectures on the work of a modern city health department and the part played by public nurses in the community, to a class of 35 probationer nurses at the Montreal General Hospital.{ Patriotic Air | Band Concert Favorite One of the currently popular tunes drew rounds of applause at the weekly band concert in Westmount Park on Monday night.The song \u201cThere'll Always Bo An England,\u201d was 86 well received by the large number present that the hand found It necessary to give an encore.Even following the encore the applause was great.The song has become a favorite generally and 1x heard on many radio programs and nt nearly all dances.The air is so catchy that even the children join in the great patriotic favorite of the day.PASSING TRUCK WRECKS AWNING Torn down hy a truck as ft pulled to a stop In front of the store, the awning over the window of Knott's Beauty Parlor, 1373 Greene avenue, was completely wrecked and a hulb and globe smashed on Friday aefter- noon, The truck, driven by Zepherin Bertrant, of 309 St.Ferdinand street, apparently caught the edge of the awning as it progeded north on Greene.| The awning was pulled from | its staples and a lamp and globe | in front of 1375 Greene was knocked to the ground.i < j cluding three steel TRUCK, MINUS DRIVER, GOES THROUGH FENCE No One Injured When Vehicle Rolls Short Distance Down Mt.Pleas- .ant Lasers ~A wire fence 20 feet long, In- posts, was damaged when a driverless truck rolled down Mount Pleasant avenue, coming to a stop a few feet from fils starting point on the lawn of the residence of Judge W., Bond, 484 Mt.Pleasant, at 2 p.m, last Thursday.Tho driver of the truck, Zephuin Lecuyer, of 2480 Delisle street, told police that he left the vehicle, an Ice truck, parked on the east slde of the street opposite dwelling 493, with the hand brake set and the front wheels cramped against the curh.The truck, heavily loaded, started to roll down the incline, crossed to the opposite side of the street, jumped the sidewalk and crashed through the fence.The driver could not explain the cause of the mishap, No one was injured.MAJ.DELALANNE 1S APPOINTED 10 ARMY POST Made Deputy Assistant Adjutant General on Staff o Military District No.Major J.A.de Lalanna, M.C., of 633 Lansdowne avenue, who rose from the ranks in the last war and was decorated for distinguished service in the field, has heen appointed deputy assistant adjutant general on the staff of Military District No.4.Major de Lalanne, who was president of the Westmount Rotary Club during the recently completed term, enlisted In the ranks of the Princess Patricia's Light Infantry in the first World War after serving for a conki- derable period with the MeGfH Canadian Officers\u2019 Training Corps.He obtained his commission in the field fn 1916 in the 80th battalion and algo saw duty with the 5th Canadian Mounted Rifles, ending up as a captain, After the war he joined the 8th Brigade, Canadian Machine Gun Corps, ag a captain and jJate- went on the reserve, When the present war hroke ont he accepted an invitation to join the McGill C.O.T.C, as an instructor, and was promnted to the rank of major.He has been with the corps since last September.\u2014+* Event Will be First March Armoury at 8.30 Royal Montroal Regiment under McKonna will take place this eve Catherine street armoury at 8.30 Armstrong, ls also to take part.Mayor Walter A, Merrill, K.band will take its stand on Stanton avenue, ut the cornor of Cote St.Antoine.Tho battalion, {Including the unit of 160 veterans, will be approximately 1,000 strong.As tho men have not yet rocelved uni forma arm bands are to be worl.The routo of (ho parade: Dal- talion leaves armoury at 8.30 proceeding cast on Bt, Catherine to Melville; north on Melville to Western; cast on Western to Clarke; north on Clarke to Coto St.Antoine; west on Colo St.Antoine to Motealfe; south on Metcalfe to Sherbrooke; Wost on Sherbrooke to Molville; and south on Melville to armoury.The Second Battallon was recruited to over-strength in the record of five days, officers of the unit announced this week.The R.M.R, 18 currently recruiting a fife and drum band and there are a number of places still open for experience ' players.The Westmount Clty Mall announced this week that every nas- sistance in the training of Second Battalion recruits 15 to be givon by the city.Iloodiights will 11- luminate tho park at the rear of the armoury ench Monday and Thursday evening, the regular training periods.|I STUDENTS PASS SENIOR EXAMINATIONS Grade Twelve Tests Conducted by Quebec Department of Education Eleven students of Westmount Iigh 8chool succeeded In passing the Senior High School Leaving or Grade XII examinations conducted hy the Quebec Department of Education last June fn selected high schools of the Province of Quebec, according to results announced this week.Thero was a total registration from these schools of 166, 16 less than last yaar.The decrease was brought about by the war.a number of atudents who enrolled last September having lefl school during the session to en- Hat, In all 96 passed and partial examinations were written by 25.The numerals in the Hat indicate the class.Claus 1 obtained an average of 80 per cent or more; Class JT from 65 to 79 per cent and Claes 111 from 50 to 64 per cent.The letter \u201c8\u201d indicates that the passed hy means of mentary examination, Supplementary examinations In all subjects will he held early in September at Baron Byng High School, applications for which must be sent before September 1 to the Inapector General, Department of Education, Quebec City.The following students from Westmount High galped passing marks: Hector Munro Campbell, 111, Owen Foster Carter, HI: Douglas candidate a supple- Cameron Coughtry, 11; Anthony \u2018Guy Grimaldi, HI; John Duke Hogg, 11; John Gordon Leach, 111; Ross Malcolm Mercer, III; WiHam Orr Mulligan, I: Charles Iesly Parsons, II; Gordon Marshall Pitts, II; Lloyd {James Wright, II.HARDWOOD Supplied - Laid - Finished A.Ross Grafton & Co.4263 St.Catherine St, Westmount : Free Estimates AT ARGYLE steps of Argyle Junjor High School, Cote BL, Antoine road.aldermanic body will also be prosont.Repaired - Refinished Cleaned a Z WE.2323 PRICE\u2014 TWO CENTS E TONIGHT SALUTE WILL BE TAKEN BY MAYOR WALTER MERRILL JUNIOR HEH Out of Recently Recruited Unit \u2014 Veterans\u2019 Company Also Taking Part \u2014 RMR.Band Will Lead Parade \u2014 Lieut.-Col.JE.McKenna in Command \u2014 Company to Leave Tho first march out of tho Second Battalion (N.P.AM.) of the the command of Lieut.Col.J.H.ning, the battalion lenving the St.o'clock, The parade will be led by the R.M.IX, band under the direction of Lieut, T.RW, Jackson.Tho Vetoraus' Reserve Company of the R.M.R., under Major H.C., will take tho salule from the The During the march past the * PASTOR DAYS HITLER LIKE OLNNACHERID Makes Biblical Parallel to Aftermath of Munich In Westmount Baptist Church Taking as his tople \u201cThe Un- | purdonable Bin Among Nations,\u201d Rov.J.A.Johnston drow à Biblt- cal parallel to the aftermath of Munich, comparing Hitler to the .rulhless Assyrian, Bonnacherib, in Westmount Baptist Church on Sunday, The pastor referred Lo former Prime Minister Chamberlain as the counterpart of Hezekiah, King of Judah, who attempted to apponso the Assyrinn aggressor with tribute and treaty.\u2018Hitler, Uko (he Assyrian, was gullly of tho unpardonable sin\u2014he broke the covenant,\u201d Rev.Johnson declared, Tho lowson to he drawn from this analogy, he oxplained, Is that the British Empire must follow the example of &lezekith, who, when appeasement fafled, resisted the Assyrian tyrant with all his strength.\u201cIf Britain sued for peace now, ax Hitler has suggested,\u201d declared Dr, Johnston, \u201cit.would not only rob us of our freedom but make us partners in all his crimes.\" \u201cBut In risking overything, we must not forget to scek the help of God as never hefore.For splendld as are the armed forcos of the Empire, our mightiest weapon will always bo the wea pon of prayer.\u201d CITY STREET SURFAGES ARE UNDER REPAIR In Some Cases Thoroughfares Are Open Only to One-way Traffic General repairs are presently heing made to the sheet asphalt pavement on streets throughout the city, In some cases the resurfacing covering falrly large areas.The repairs are being made street by street with workmen now engaged on Western avenue hetween Melville and Vice toria as well as in other sections of the city.In some cases, where repairs are extensive, the streets are open to one-way traffic only.Sidewalk cracks are also being filled in as part of the regular summer improvement program and sewers are being cleaned out.The city is enlarging the\u2019 prin- cIipal lateral sewers on Claremont avenue, between Cote St.Antoine road and Westmount avenue, and on Westmount avenue from Lans- downe to Victoria avenues.The projects will relleve the flood danger.{À PAGE TWO The Westmount Examiner Published Every Thursday Serving the City of Westmount Garden Buburb of Canada's Metropolis, THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAlnut 27734 \u2018\u2019The Examiner\u2019 aims to be an Independant, clean newspaper for the hume, devoted to public service.COMPANY WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1940 RUBBING IT IN The disappointment of motorists over the imposition of heavier tolls on bridges around the Island of Montreal was aggravated last week-end when many of them had to stand the annoyance of waiting in line\u2014a long line \u2014while bridge attendants took their money.Many who had to wait unnecessarily at the Ste.Rose bridge remarked that not even on the busiest days under the former ownership was there any congestion \u2018to this.Town of Ste.Rose.up.going to be very great indeed.WEALTH UNDERGROUND As the cost of the war continues to soar, Canada is more and more becoming the envy of other nations who are either engaged in or are seriously affected by the conflict.of these countries find the going tough in trying to accumulate and retain enough foreign exchange to keep above water economically.Canada simply digs hers out of the ground.It is when great world emergencies occur Whether it was slowness in making change on the part of the employees: or the new system of selling tickets at one end of the bridge and collecting them at the other that accounted for the hold up, it is difficult to say; but congestion there was, at one time the line of cars extending right across the bridge and back to the southern limits of the When the government took these bridges over, the public approved, feeling that it was high time the obstruction and annoyance of tolls were removed.When it became apparent that instead of abolition of tolls, we were to have hig motoring public was considerably annoyed but said little in view of the admittedly serious financial mess the government had to clean But if the administration of the bridges and the collection of the tolls are to be done obviously less efficiently than under the former owners the resentment of the public is compare with few her tolls, the .Many next that the true value of Canada\u2019s gold mines comes to the fore.manent assurance that Canada will never be hampered in her commerce with other nations.No matter how exchange rates bob about, gold is still the one thing that is money anywhere in the world, have forsaken the gold standard\u2014and Canada is one of them\u2014the yellow metal still talks with a loud and commanding voice.The estimate made by Hon, T.A.Crerar, Minister of Mines and Resources, that Canada\u2019s gold output this year will amount to $200,000,000, makes good reading.And, in case there are some who harbor the fear that the Dominion is rapidly using up her resources, it may be well to point out that the geologists are a unit in the verdict that we have not yet even begun seriously to dig into our potential wealth below the ground.These mines are a per- Even in countries which days.RIGHT UNDER FIRE One of the many reasons why British soldiers go into battle with such fine spirit is the fact that it is traditional never to ask soldiers to go where they would not go themselves, military officers, but as well to political leaders, as has been demonstrated within the past for British leaders This applies not only to The story of Rt.Hon.Winston Churchill, who was a fine soldier in his day and is now Prime Minister, calmly chewing a cigar as he watched German air raiders in action directly overhead is one of the things that inspire fighting menthe Duke of Kent have likewise been under direct fire of Nazi planes within the past few days will also put spirit into the troops.This trend is not new.that, during the last war, insisted on visiting France on several occasions, going into places of extreme danger at times; the then Prince of Wales was an active service officer whose one complaint was that he was not allowed to go into the lines and stay there, while the present King saw gallant service in the Battle of Jutland.These are the things which make Britain great, The fact that His Majesty and It will be recalled King George V winter.TO HOUSE 150,000 SOLDIERS Basing his estimates on the rat of building to date, Hon.J.L.Ralston stated in the House of Commons recently that hutment accomo- dation could be ready for 150,000 men by By August 1, accomodation for 51,500 men, besides other existing winter accomodation for 25,000 and coast garrisons for 8,000.Canada will have \u2018CHRISTIAN SCIENCE] SERVICES | * * \u201cTruth\u201d fs the subject of the Lesson-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist throughout the world on Sunday, July 28th.The Golden Text {8s from Psalms 108: 1,4.\u201cO God, my heart is fixed; I will sing and give pralse, even with my glory .For thy mercy 18 great above the heavens: and thy truth reacheth unto the clouds.\u201d Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: \u201cAnd he shall judge among the nations, and shall rebuke many people: and they shall beat their swords into ploughshares, and their spears into pruninghooks: nation shall not lift up sword against natipn, neither shall they learn war any more.\u201d (Isaiah 2:4).The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook \u201cSclence and Health with Key to the Scriptures,\u201d by Mary Baker Eady: \"Eternal Truth is changing the universe.Ag mortals drop off their mental swaddling-clothes, thought expands into expression.\u201cLet there be light,\u201d Is the perpetual demand of Truth and Love, changing chaos into order and discord into the music of the spheres.\u201d (Page 255).\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CANADIAN BABIES TAKE TO THE AIR A I Pa RIF Moncton, N.B.\u2014 Within four days, the Trans-Canada Air Lines had among its passengers three infants none of who was more than half a year old.Geoffrey Finnis, aged five months, flew all the way from Vancouver to Moncton and went on to Halifax by connecting plane.His mother, Mrs.F.C.Finnis, was with him.On the same plane was Carroll Smith, six months old, who also went on to Halifax, en route to Yarmouth.He was accompanied by his mother, Mrs, Ernest Smith of Ottawa, Younger than either was Joan Galloway, who flew in the other direction, from Halifax to Montreal, She is only four months old, Her daddy is Flight Lieu- tenant D.E.Galloway, of Toronto.20 The Westmount Examiner w 35 GLASSIFIED ADS WAlnut 2773 ere ee tse tes AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE -| 1937 TOWN AND COUNTRY MOTORS B72-4 VICTORIA AVE.WESTMOUNT OPEN EVENINGS EL.1105-6 1940 Packard Club Cabriolet M 1938 Packard Club Cabriolet 1937 Packard Cabriolet ! 1937 Buick Cabriolet Dodge Convertible Sedan Some of these cars have radios, heaters, fog and spot light, See them before you buy.Many other types to choose from.§ TRADKS ACCEPTED, TERMS.FOUND TADIDS WATCH found between Clarke and Atwater on Sunday.Call FI, 8861, Z-14 SITUATIONS WANTED __\" ER \u2014 Undertaking genera garden maintenance.Practical experience, flowers, vegetables, shrubs, rock, lawns.Reliability service.C.H.Frank, 94 Dorchester I, MA 7840.\u201cDOMESTIC HELP WANTED or woman, afternoons only, business girls apartment, Must be honest and able to cook evening dinner.Call FI.3964.F-16 SITUATIONS VACANT AGENTS WANTED If you are Interested in steady cash profits\u2014if you would like Interesting, profitable work selling the most popular Mne of everyday necessities at present on the market, inquire today without obligation: Famlilex, 870 St, Clement, Montreal 2-3 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES HiGH CLASS Westmount Tea Room for sale.Doing excellent business.Good reason for selling.Will stand thorough iffvestigation, Box 256, 2191 Hampton Ave.z-à SUMMER BOARD IDEAL summer vacation, moderate rates, swimming, boating, excellent meals, every « \u2018nvenience V.Duiven, Lakeside Inn, 14 Island Lake or phone DE, 4489, Z-5 FOR SALE ROUND TABLE 3 leaves, $2.50; chesterfield, good condition, $3.50; daybed, double pad.$35.00; single with mattress, $2.50.WI, 0053, Z-15 EAUTIFUL string genuine milk amber beads, $20.00; hand knitted dress, size 16, $6.00; white knitted skirt, $5.00.WIL 8267, Z-13 OIL PAINTINGS by English artist, assorted sizes.EL, 7736.2-13 KLEEREX \u2014 Heals skin troubles.Quick relief, while you work, from Ecrema.Psoriasis, Impetigo, Athletes* Foot, Salt Rheum, Poison Ivy, Bolls, Chaps, Itch, Ringworm and most skin allments, 50c; $1.00; $2.00 (Medium and Strong).Recommended FOR SALE RENTED Parts serviced Fitzroy 5533 VACUUM CLEANERS $1.00 Monthly FOR SALE KLWEREX \u2014 Heals skin troubles.Quick relief, whlle you work, from Kczema, Psoriasis, Impetigo, Athlete's Foot, £alt Rheum, Poison lvy, Bolls, Chaps, Itch, Ringworm and most skin allments.0c; $1.00; $2.00.(Medium and Strong).Recommended TWO bureaus for sale, trim with marble base.BL.0{08.Z-1 6814.F-100 WA.Z-8 and sold by all Drugglsts.F-49 SCALE\u2014For store or kitchen use, BABY'S play pen, brand new.WA.two scoops, Also glass showcase, oak 1447, 6138 Decarls, Apt.6.F-95 SINGER MACHINES, rented, repalr- ed, satisfaction guaranteed, phone Hughes, DE, 6570 12-3 or after 5.F-40 HORIZONTAL 1-\u2014Indulges d\u2014Tree frogs 9ÿ\u2014Floating platform 18\u2014Pronoun {4\u2014Expert (coll) 15\u2014Defrauds 18\u2014Molsture 19\u2014Climbing plant 21\u2014Little towers 23\u2014Broom 24\u2014Timid 26\u2014Blundered 27\u2014No longer in use (abbr.) 29-\u2014Orlental convey« ance 31\u2014To unite for a common end 32\u2014Employ 33-French coin (abbr.) 34\u2014S8awn edge 35\u2014Exclamation of dislike 36-Exclamation of elie JT\u2014Man's or girl's nickname 38\u2014Man\u2019s nickname and sold by all Druggists 2-1 # + « + 39\u2014Enla (red (abbr.) 41\u2014Perl of time 62 {2\u2014Irresular 45-\u2014Recede 15\u2014Audib iy 47\u2014Locked\" steadily 22\u2014Silver (abbdr.) 23\u2014Skirmish 26\u2014Wear away 26\u2014Any device for 4%-=Laughing equalizing pull 51\u2014Epochs 27\u2014A color 51\u2014A singe 28\u2014Total 55\u2014Kind poem §7\u2014Counstructed in a form new 53\u2014Uses 30\u2014Small fragment 33\u2014Prohibits 35\u2014Said of an un- round diamond t tned 37\u2014Shelter SS confortable 33 Management of 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FOR SALE OFFICE FAN General Electric, 12\u201d, 3 speeds, oscillating, cost $39.60, sell $16.00.Solid kitchen or work table, 30 x 42, $5.00, Golf bag, driver and mashle (wooden shafts), $4.00.Several water pitchers and basins (cot tage use).Small croquet set, $2.00.Minnow bucket, 2 doz.flower pots assorted.Silver tea-pot (Best Plate), 1% pts, $10.00.No dealers, DE.4965.F-105 chesterfield suite, damask cover.in fairly good copdi- tion.DE.1258, F-96 CHESTERFIELD SET, 2 pieces.High grade frieze, Dover red, half price for quick sale, new.No dealers.FI.6426, F-91 TENNIS BALLS, used, $2.00 per dozen.Mt.Royal Tennls Club, Grev Avenue, F-77 CHILD'S large ivory crib, also metal bed, spring and Ostermoor mattress.DE.3090.F-71 NO STRENUOUS exercises\u2014Slendor Tablets are the safe way to an alluring tigure, $1.00, Sold and recommended by Leger's and Claremont Pharmacies; Harte's, Leduc, and Macy's Drug Stores.F-27 LAWN MOWER, small English bicycle, tricycle, mahogany sideboard.EL.4618.F-60 DeFOREST CROSLEY console radio, cost $100.00 for $15.00, Perfect condition.EL.4678, F-48 LADY'S summer dresses, $1.00-50c.Latest atyles, sizes 14-38.Hats, shoes, coats.DE, 4967, F-171 EASY CHAIR, $3.00.Radlo combination, $15,00.Kitchen table, $1.00.Chair, 50c.Tools, $5.00, WI.8751, F-169 LAWN MOWER 18\u201d $8.00.Child's auto very expensive when new, sell $15.00, good condition.4029 North- clifte.DE, 5888, F-158 ELECTRIC washing machine, cream And green with wringer, cost $95.00, sell for $30.00.WA, 3685.F-173 QUEEN ANN hall chair, hand carved.Two walnut bureaus, one mahogany clock.FI.1901, F-116 METAL ice box, cream and red enamel.Cost $40.00 13 months ago.sell $20.00.FI.8311.F-98 TWO BURNER electric range with oven; Also two burner electric hot plate.3502 Northcliffe.F-122 CABINET MAKER FURNITURE repaired, remodelled.Units and built In furniture to order.Beds cut.Furniture polished and re- fin'shed.Cane, rush and wicker renewed.We make anything of wood.Upholetering.Full range unpainted furniture in stock.Furniture Specialties 1871 St.Catherine St, W.WI.9260.z-9 LARGE 3 plece CARTAGE & STORAGE NOTRE DAME DE GRACE TRANS- FER\u2014Local and long distance movers: also storage.DE.3110, 2-8 FURS WE WALL remodel ur repair your fur coat llke new at summer prices.Rowat-Cusson-Ross, Limited, 5868 Sherbrooke Street, DE.3511.Z-10 ROOFING NEW TAR and new gravel roof, old roofs repaired at lowest cost.HA.8663, 9 a.m.to § p.m.Z-11 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER The opinions expressed in this does not accept responsibility for in Which Subjects of General Interest Are Discussed not necessarily those ot this newspaper and it ro lr Forum are them, Much Is heard about the British Navy and the French Army but there is also the formidable navy of France.It is fourth in the world.It and the Italian fleet seem about equal on paper; eight French battleships against six Italian; seven heavy cruisers against 7; twelve light cruisers against fifteen Italian; sixty-three French destroyers against sixty-two; eighty French submarines against eighty-seven.The French exceed in speed and gun power.Two of the finest vessels afloat are the battleships Dunkerque and Strasbourg- completed tu 1937 and 1938 as an answer to the Nazi pocket battleships which they can outrun and outgun.They are 26,500 tons and mount eight 13-inch guns and 16 Their engines of 100,000 horse- x power give them a speed of 30 knots per lour, The new battleship, the Richel- feu, has just entered the service.The French destroyers approach 3000 tons and carry eight 5.6-inch guns.One recently attained a speed of 45 knots per hour\u2014the highest speed ever reached by a ship of this class.The French have always been famous for their artillery.The 13-inch guns on the Dunkerque and Strasbourg have a range of 20 miles and can fire three 1200 pound shells every minute.The 5.1 inch guns on these ships have a range of 11,- 000 yards and can be used whether against ships or airplanes.The newer French destroyers armed with 6.5 inch guns have extraordinary power for such small ships.Their guns have a range of 25,000 yards and can fire 16 rounds per minute.Like the British navy, the French navy has already done an enormous amount of war work.It has escorted the transport of many army divisions from the African Empire without the loss of a single French soldier.Also French soldiers have been sent from the Mother Country to various strategic points in the French Empire.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u201cAnother great need, is for an economié order in America, so good and just and idealistic as to be immune to the intlltration of communism and facism.\u201d\u2014Dr, Everett R, Clinchy of Minneapolis, + \"A leading colored minister of Detroit was asked to which church Joe Louis belongs.He replied: \u201cJae i8 a Baptist but he fights like a Methodist.\u201d Dr.Henry C.Hawley, chairman of the department of business administration at Hobart College, Episcopal institution, recently stated that colleges should teach their students the merits of the profit system Instead of starting them out In the world \u201cto fit into something they have been led to believe is rotten and unworkable,\u2019 The news service of the National Catholic Welfare Conference reports that a law recently went into effect in Russia assigning 38,000 commissars to the red army for the propagation of atheism.Each battalion will have a commissar in charge of \u201catheistic training.\u201d _ Gibraltar Lifts Ban and Permits Refugees to Land British military authorities at Gibraltar yielded to a public demonstration and finally permitted 12,000 refugees from Morocco, largely British, to disembark under four-day permits, according to, reports reaching the border town La Linea, Spain, recently.The demonstration was reported to have been staged -by civil- fans, soldiers, and policemen of Gibraltar.The authorities at first prohibited the disembark- ment.The refugees arrived aboard eight merchant ships from French Morrocco, mainly from Casablanca.It was reported that most .of them refused to take sa ship to Canada, planning to apply for permission to enter Spain instead.Military leaders were concerned over the situation, which was aggravated by engagements between British warships and raiding war planes.PRESENTS TROPHIES Jean Cagney, who today has the feminine leading role in Paramount\u2019s \u2018Golden Gloves,\u201d has presented trophies to best sportsmen selected from the country\u2019s best local Golden Gloves tourneys, which inspired the picture.To Be Kept Under the Hat The newest hats, they say, are built To give the features under A look of not exactly guilt, But rather wide-eyed wonder, And not alone the bonnet will Affect the face so bounded, For poppa, when he sees the bill, Will also look astounded! 4 5.1.inch guns.BOOK REVIEW LI.By \u2018 HOWARD §.ROSS THE JAPANESE CANADIANS, by Charles H.Young, B.A, M.A, (McGill), and Helen R.Y.Reid, D.L.(McGill), Authors of The Ukrainian Canadians (1931), « With a Second Part on Oriental Standards of Living by Dr.W.A.Carrothers (University Br.Colombia).Edited by Professor Harold A.Innis, (Univ, of Toronto).Publishers, The University of Toronto Press, Toronto.(Second Edition) 285 Pages.Mr.Young, who has had wide experience (theoretical and practical) as a social worker in Canada and the United States, is executive secretary of The Federated Charities of Montreal.This reviewer has pleasant recollections of Mr.Young's parents and grandparents, natives of North Sydney, Nova Scotia, the boyhood home of both Mr.Young and of the reviewer, This useful volume was published under the auspices of the Canadian National Committees for Mental Hygiene and The Canadian Institute of International Affairs.\u2018Some of the chapters are; Japanese Immigration, Settlement and Expansion, Social Problems, Japanese-Canadian Society and its Institutions, Relations between the Japanese and White Canadians, Oriental Population, The Chinese 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 outside of British Columbia to the extent of 19,380 Chinese and 1,137 Japanese, they are diffused among millions of whites on the prairies and 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 or one Oriental for every thirteen white.Though rRumerically unimportant from the standpoint of the Dominion, they are extremely significant to the people of British Columbia, constituting what White Canadians on the Pacific Coast formerly called \u201cThe Oriental 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, so that \u2018the Chinese are not feared by the Anti-Orientals.But the dual menace of a rapidly increasing Japanese population and fo their successful economic competition constitutes the present \u2018Oriental Problem\u201d of the North Pacific Coast.This penetrating, scholarly and sympathetic study is made in the hope that better relations between the Japanese and other racial groups In Canada will follow as a result of a more adequate knowledge of all the factors contributing to the situation.The last chapter summarizes the arguments centering around.\u2018The Japanese Question\u2019 presents the measures advanced by different groups for the solution of the problem and gives the conclusions.British Attics Yield Aluminum British housewives are rummaging through attics and raiding their kitchens for aluminum ware in response to a Government appeal for the metal for use in British planes.A preliminary estimate placed the first day's returns at more than 100 tons in the larger cities, while heaps of pots and pans gathered in innumerable smaller towns remained unweighed.Chauffeurs of wealthy families Random PER eee ere\" THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1940 2 2 MMA U AM SA ec.Byusueu KEN CHISHOLM er RZ) Jottings A few weeks ago we sat not far from Jack Dempsey in his Broadway restaurant and watched the old Manassa Mauler chat pleasantly with a few friends while he tugged away at a stogie.A few nights ago we saw a Dicture of the same ring terror of yesterday as he ploughed through a would-be wrestler.The shot was in a news film showing at a local theatre.All of which reminds one that Dempsey at the present time gy in the middle of what some are wont to describe as a \u2018\u2018come-back,\u201d It seems rather opportune to recall at this time a part of the popular ring heroes career which made the tiger of the ring the idol of fight fans everywhere.recollection will make better reading than what some of the sport writers and editors are saying about Jack at present, Let's recall that punch which was termed Dempsey\u2019s $3,000, 000 punch, a sock he let fly in the direction of Jess Willard one day under a blazing Kansas sun.: Willard was defending his world title against Jack Dempsey, who in less than four years had battered his way to the front rank of the champion\u2019s challengers.Four years previously Dempsey \u2018had been a ragged hobo, bumming his way along the highways, riding the rods from city to city in search of fortune.Dempsey had known what it was to go hungry and now in striking distancd of his long- cherished ambition he -vas ablaze with determination.Unperturbed by the overwhelming physical advantages of Willard, Dempsey kept both fists swinging as Willard came in.He crouched, half-doubled over his studding gloves and with incred- Ible swiftness, shot a paralysing blow under Willard\u2019's heart.As it landed with a smack the cham- plon reeled against the ropes.Never has a more valuable blow been struck.Not even Dempsey realized the vast fortune it was to bring him.For that short, hammer-like right to Willards heart was pugil- {sm\u2019s only $5,000,000 punch, That was the size of the fortune Dempsey, greatest money spinner in boxing history, amassed during his eight year as a champion, A $5,000,000 fortune founded on one punch! Even though it did not finish the fight the blow left Willard nothing more than a chopping block.As he staggered back, his mouth gaping with pain and his big fists hanging helplessly at his sides, Dempsey smashed a left to the chin, Never before had the gigantic Willard been knocked off his feet; now he spun like a top and keeled over with a crash that shook the ring, As soon as he climbed to his feet Dempsey was on him, his eyes nareowed to murderous slits, and as his terrible right fist landed again, Willard dropped for a second time.The rest of that dramatic opening round was the nearest thing to licensed murder that had ever been seen since the old knuckle- fighting days, when men slugged each other until they were blind or thelr limbs were crushed and broken.Seven times Willard went down.As the gong sounded he was sprawled across the canvass bleeding from the cuts and gaghes that Dempsey had opened on his battered countenance.So great was the excitement that the referee, failing to hear the sound of the going ending the round, counted the cham pion out and raised Dempsey's glove, His stern fighting face now relaxed into a joyous smile; Dempsey was executing a joyous little victory dance in his corner when the mistake became known.When told he must fight on he nodded grimly.Willard.half blind, reeled out for the second round.In a short time Dempsey\u2019s savage attack had closed the other eye, but he managed to hang on through that round and one more before the towel was thrown into the ring.Such was the fight that started Dempsey on a carèer of world- fame\u2014a fight in which he landed a $5,000,000 punch, Jack\u2019s present comeback to the ring, and he has two victories to his credit, was necessitated according to those in the know, by need for cash.Imagine that; a man plants a $5,000,000 punch on Willard not too many years ago and today that man takes on men not tit to step in the ring in order that he may raise money to swell depleted coffers.Such, apparently, is the course of the great.\u2014_\u2014 BUY MUCH STEEL Of expenditures made by railways in Canada und the United States during a year for materials and supplies \u2014 including fue] \u2014 36 per cent goes for iron and steel products.BLIND TYPISTS Several blind ex-soldiers participated in a typewriting contest in Tokio, Japan.Probably the # Art of Camera From 18 Lands In Ottawa Show The sixth Canadian International Salon of Photographic Art opened some time ago at the National Gallery of Canada with an appealing exhibition of 178 selected pictures sent by 120 contributors from 18 countries.Last year's show drew 10,580 persons to the Gallery and its subsequent tour across Canada proved so popular that it is being .shown for the second time in Montreal while the current exhibition is in progress here.\u201cThere is great improvement in the Canadian work,\u201d said H.O.McCurry, Acting Director of the National Gallery and one of the judges in selecting the pictures.\u201cGood photography appeals to everyone and is a valuable link in interesting people in painting and drawing.\u201d Canada is represented by 27 pictures from all parts of the Dominion and ranging from landscapes to seascapes and including may good urban.snapshots and portrait studies.Among other countries represented are England, Australia, the United States, France, Denmark, South Africa, New Zealand, China, Japan, Poland, Belgium, Italy, Germany, and India, Canadian Women Organize To Send Food To Europe A Canadian Overseas Food Association, under the patronage of Mrs.Albert Matthews, wife of the Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario, was organized here recently to gather and send food supplies overseas to hospitals, trenches and evacuated British women and children.A central oftice has been opened in Toronto, under the presidency Healy of Mrs.Willan.: The organization, formed by a group of volunteers, hopes to win co-operation of service clubs, women's organizations, manufacturers and individuals willing to help.Food for British women and children will be sent directly to the mayors of towns and cities to which they have been evacuated.Other supplies will be made available to Mrs.Vincent Massey's Canada House Fund in London and still others to hospitals in England, France and to the Canadian Red Cross.\u2014_\u2014 Pressure Speaker (desirous of raising money) \u2014All who wil] give $10 stand up.\u201d (Aside to musician)\u2014''Play the \u201cStar-Spangled Banner.\u2019 \u201d\u2014Grit.Calvary Church Dorchester St., at Greene Ave.Westmount.Minister: Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A, D.D.Interim Pastor: Rev.A.F.Pollock, B.D.Preacher: Rev.Donald R.Morrison, Avonmore, Ont.11.00 a.m.The Kingship of Christ in Every Realm of Life.7.30 p.m.An Eternal Affirmation \u2014 God Reigneth.Come and worship fn this Friendly hurch.This fe the closing Sunday of the ministry of the Rev.Donald R.Morrison, and a hearty welcome is extended to all to say farewell to our rlen Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.& Roslyn Avs.J.Alexander Johnston, B.A., Minister, Mr.Shirley McKyes, Choir Leader Mrs.F.J.Hodgson, Organist 11 a.m.\u201cDWELLING WITH ,DEVOURING FIRE\u201d Our Strongest Defence in the Day of the Dictator.7.30 p.m.A BLOWN TRUMPET! 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Is.Churchiil God's New Gideon and the Empire God's Three Hundred\u2019 Visitors Cordially Invited, Community Service of Intercession Wednesday 8 o'clock.took carloads of utensils to cen! tral depots, where housewives of all classes tossed in their contributions.| Barrister and Solicitor Telephone HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.57 St.James St.West HA.9238 méme vs ame 2 4 A 2 4 om ve BY ams et me pe adr AP A mw aq ry et A A +4 va 5 0-4 my A Le ey ree a eee 1 \u2018 ] 1940 CRin his * chat e, ror of 4 shot ime is back.\u201d opular tight \u2014_\u2014 Is ow terna- fc Art 1e Na- ith an selec- 1tribu- 10,680 nd its anada being .ne in it ex- ent in H.O.pi the of the tures.Is to > Mnk inting y 27 16e Do- land- luding s and repre- a, the mark, hina, Italy, 1en nd pe d As- ze of fe of Onta- rently pplies nches n and > has under Healy by a o win 3, WO- 1ufac- ng to and ly to jes to 1ated.avail- ssey\u2019s ondon ls in Can- ising $10 y the Grit.ve.rison, st in Ave.Les eader st RING Day KEN \"TLE and red?sion THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1940 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER « PAGE THAR.0.BALL DIES IN GERMANY AS WAR PRISONER Word of Death of West- mount Pilot Received by His Mother From Red Cross Word of the death of her son, F:ving Officer Albert Ransom (Dickie) Ball of injuries, as a german prisoner of war, has been received by Mrs.S.H.Ball, of #27 Carlton avenue, from the Red Cross.Although she had not re- coived word from the Air Minis- | +-v, the Red Cross reported that hor son died in a hospital in Neuss, near Cologne.Flying Officer Ball.25-year- old member of the Royal Air Force, was reported as missing following a violent air engagement on May 13, but later information stated that he was a (;erman prisaner of war, A brother, Dr.Sydney Ball, stationed in London.received word from the pilot that he was held captive in Germany and was suffering from a broken thigh.He said he was progressing favorably in a German hospital not far from the Belgium border.When last seen by his squadron leader Flying Officer Ball was being attacked by five Mes- serschmitts behind the German lines.Recent messages regarding his progress in the German hospital had been reassuring.Flying Officer Ball, who had tived in Westmount all his life and was educated at Roslyn and Westmount High schools, was reported in May to have brought down two enemy planes before being forced down.Flying Officer Ball, who was known as \u2018\u2018Dickie\u201d to countless friends here, developed an early interest in aviation and took up flving when still in his \u2019teenz.He completed a pilot's course at Cartierville airport some years ago and in 1937 enlisted with the Royal Air Force, He took a keen interest in out- hoard motorboat racing and participated in numerous regattas.An all-round sportsman, he was particularly fond of skiing.Norway's Fall Denied as Due To Disloyalty The story of the debacle.of Norway is not one of \u2018fifth column\u2019 treachery save as this charge was inspired by Nazi propaganda, according to C.J.Ham- bro, President of the Norwegian Parliament, the Storting, for 15 years, In his first interview after arrival in the United States from Montreal by air regently, Mr.Hambro absolved his countrymen of disloyalty in the fatefu' weeks c\u2019 April and May that brought tne collapse ol the Government of King Haakon.\u201cThe truth is that liitier works the fifth column idez for all it's worth,\u201d he said.\u2018He wants to establish the impression that there are thousands, even millions of Nazi sympathizers everywhere.\u201cIt should be remembered that we never expected to be attacked.We lacked military equipment, had no fighting planes, no antiaircraft guns.We had neither asked Allied help nor received any promise of assistance.\u201d Mr.Hambro accompanied the Norwegian Monarch to London on June 9, two months after the start of the German invasion, and left him there to board a Norwegian fre!ghter at Glasgow Scotland, for Canada.\u201cAs far as Norway is concerned.\u201d he declared here, \u201cI can prove that the occupation was not made easy by Norwegian conniv- ance.\u201d Rotarians Shown, Air Travel Film| A film showing air travel on the routes of American Airlines was shown Westmount Rotary Club by Fred J.Robinson jr., at their regular weekly luncheon meeting in Victoria Hall yesterday.Prior to the showing of the film, Mr.Robinson told the club that 3,000,000 persons have been carried on airlines in Canada and the United States without a single fatality.He stated that 7,500 passengers are carried daily in the two countries, the planes covering a distance equal to 65 times around the world.MUSICAL Sharps, Flats and NATURALS FRANCES GOLTMAN AN IDEA BLOSSOMS; STOKOWSKI'S YOUTH ORCHESTRA Many people have ideas, many voice them, but how many make these ideas turn into realities Leopold Stokowski, that dramatic and dynamic giant of musical knowledge, that magnetic personality of orchestral fame who, through appearing in several motion pictures is known to the world in general, not only to the musical people, had a small idea develop into a vital realism of importance to America.As he travelled as leader of the Philadelphia Orchestra, he found young instrumentalists anxious for an audition in every city they played in, but being such a busy man it was not always convenient to hear all of them, and as no more players were needed in his important personnel, it was rather a useless venture for the young aspiring musicians, He was surprised at the great talent many of these boys and girls possessed and the fine music chosen.The birth of the idea formed in Mr.Stokowski\u2019's mind through these music seekers and he made up his thoughts immediately to build an orchestra of 100 players, a youth orchestra, made up of American talent, so auditions were arranged by the National Youth Administration of each State, Fifteen thousand applied and of these, five hundred and sixty were selected by the judges for an audition with Stokowski.who personally travelled over the country to hear these talented voung people.He selected one hundred whom he thought the most gifted and they have been rehearsing diligently at a camp formed in Atlantic City.This novel orchestra is to give its first concert this week in that city and others in Baltimore, New York, and Washington before sailing on the steamship \u201cUruguay\u201d on July 26 for South America on a musical mission of good-will.Next week we will tell you how these voung musicians have been training.R.M.R.Band Will Give Park Concert Last Friday the Salvation Army citadel! band presented a concert at N.D.G.park which was received with great enthusiasm by the local residents.Tomorrow night Jocal music lovers will be entertained by the Royal Montreal Regiment band.GLYCERINE Glycerjne is being produced from sardine oil in Chosen.Soldiers in India have declared against wearing steel helmets.College OF THE MONTREAL Y.M.C two years to diploma of Associate degree of B.A.or Also Business School open to both graphie and Business courses, seve imilar courses in evening division.mercial art, including ortraiture, poster design, f ay and evening.Coeducational.Evening classes in elementary and a special class for adults {ead General, Scientific, s unior matriculation if desired.Sir George Williams A.ARTS AND SCIENCE College courses for high school graduates (men B.Sc.Preparation for senior matriculation at end of first year if desired.Equivalent courses day and evening.COMMERCIAL EDUCATION College course for 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.es, seven to ten months in length in day division FINE AND APPLIED ART Professional and leisure-time training in all br drawing and painting, fashion drawing EVENING ELEMENTARY & HIGH SCHOOLS Vv, Vi vases & high school entrance.Complete four-year evening high school leadin Classical or Commercia nformation from the Registrar 1441 Drummond Street, Montreal, MA.8331 and women) leading in in Arts or Science, in four years to to members of the\u2019 men and women.Secretarial, Steno.modelling and sculpture, | | anches of fine and com- | illustrating advertising art | i i and VII) for young people to high school graduation.{ courses.Preparation for HE'LL GET BURNED YET » \u201d =~ .- | \\ SN 1, \u2014 \u201c rd ! + KY / WHO'S AFRAID ?CASE RECORD: DOROTHY LAMOUR Hollywood, July 24\u2014Ask any college lad his idea of an evening in Paradise, and back will fly the answer, \u201cA date with Dotty Lamour!\u201d \u201cJ,amour is the 20th Century Venus\u2014somewhat of a demi-god.No master of hokus-pokus can take two handkerchiefs and achleve the effect attained by Dotty with her sarong.No psychologist can look into your eyes, as she does, and free you of all worldy cares, No professor will convince you of civilization\u2019s benefits once you've seen the damsel's shapely limbs scrambling through primeval tropical forests.Nothing matters any more.You just want to give it all up\u2014except Lamour.1 sat with her under a banyan tree on ihe Burma Road last night.The tree had sprung from a mixture of plaster and paint.The Road was a strip of canvas, covered with pebbles and dust, unrolled on Paramount's back lot in Hollywood.But Lamour was there\u2014in the flesh, She is 63 inches tall, weighing 117.Her deep brown hair photographs black and entrancingly caresses her shoulders.Her eyes are blue grey.Her skin is soft and tanned and flawless.She is just 26.Five years ago she launched her blizkreig on Chicago, doubling as model at Marshall Field's and vocalist on a local radio post.Film executives spied her comely, face in a fan magazine and brought her to Hollywood.in 18 months she was a star.* SARONGS AND SUCH Dotty is very thankful for success., \u201cIts wonderful, really.I've things now that I never dreamed I'd have.A real home.A car.Security.\u201d She smilled broadly.\u201c, ., and sarongs! A whole collection of sarongs!\u201d I smiled, too.Sarongs interest me deeply.Very deeply.For public enlightenment, let it be recorded that Dotty's consist of one and one half yards of cotton print, moulded to her figure by Edith i Head.wardrobe attache at Paramount.Complete, a sarong is valued at $1.75.But you can\u2019t buy them.They just ain't for sale.During production Dotty wears one out each week.Comfortably curled up \u2018neath the banyan tree, Dotty spoke of herself.Of her early days in New Orlcans, Of her marriage to Bandsman Herbie Kaye, and their subsequent divorce.Of her father, killed three years ago while piloting a TWA sky- liner across the nation.Of her mother.She speaks softly, intelligently, sincerely, confident i 1y.* VITAL STATISTICS The gal's real name is Mary Neta Dorothy Lamour.She lives in ated when she was three, leaving Dotty an orphan of divorce, Fourteen years later she was crowned Queen of New Orleans\u2014ber first 1 taste of \u201came.Death split her epic friendghip with Dorothy Dell when the latter's rising star was darkened in a 1934 auto crash.but not before Dell had helped her win a job as vocalist with Maestro Kay's crew.Today Dotty owns {two annu- fties, a sizeable trust fund and a lovely head placed squarely on te;o shoulders.She still can't read music \u2014 doesn\u2019t know doh from rey or me! She spends $20,- 000 annually answering fan mail; takes a good rhumba; possesses Hollywood's smallest wardrobe; wears expensive shoes; likes Flagstadt, Croshy and Faye\u2014and believes herself \u2018the most self- conscious person in the world!\u201d Be that as it may, Dotty is tops in this cinema city.She's a big-town girl who made good.* CHEVALIER'S COMING BACK Together with almost everyone else of theatrical prominence in war-torn Paris, Maurice Chevalier is flying to New York to recoup his Jost fortunes.There's a sad note to this story.After pinching pennies for years to assure himself a comfortable old age, Chevaller had to flee while the Nazis snapped up his savings .Best gag going the rounds these days js a new slogan for France's traitor, Petain: \u201cVeni, Veni, Vichy!\" .Shirley Temple and Deanna Durbin were introduced at Universal over the week-end \u2014 their first mecting though both have heen stars for five years .+ » \u201cNorth West Mounted Police\u201d will probably receive a gala world premiere in Montreal in September, though the ceremonies may be moved to Ottawa or Toronto .20th Century-Fox Is readying \u2018Hudson's Bay Company\u201d for immediate production, with Henry Fonda set to play the lead, .I like the catchy line currently used by the American i Red Cross:\u2014 \u2018You don't have to ! go across; you're only asked to vee Ï come across.* ANOTHER DICTATOR SOON Charlie Chaplin\u2019s \u2018The Dicta- ltor\u2019 will be unveiled \u201d ptember |15, according to present plans.It should be Chaplin\u2019s best to date .+.Previews of the week have included Errol Flynn's \u2018Sea | Hawk,\u201d Paramount's \u201cThe Great McGinty\u201d and Shirley Temple's | \u201cYoung People.\u201d\u201d Though space \u201ca 10-room Colonial home of her prevents further discussion, each {own design in Beverly Hills, a far : provide unusually fine entertain- [cry from the hardship she knew ment .Mae West has signed as a child.The Lamours separ- with Columbia Pictures, and may star first in a cellulaid portrait of Madame Du Barry, \"Grapes of Wrath\u201d has already \"made its producers twice their\u2019 { \u201cOfficers Are i Local Men We dont know if they are prejudiced or not, but If fellows from the western.section of Montreal don't have a little edge on the ball when they go to.enlist with the Canadian Grenadier Guards, it's a funny thing.Nearly all the senlor officers of the Guards are from Notre Dame de Grace, Montreal West and Westmount, Lt.-Col.H.D.Rolland, is a resident of Montreal West; Major G.W.Cavey, M.C., M.M., lives in Notre Dame de Grace; Major C.P.Reaper and .fajor W.W.Gear are also local residents while Major C.H.Hanson lives in Westmount.The Guards have been carrying on a highly successful recruiting campaign and can still take more men, With leaders in the battalion living In their locality, local residents who have enlisted haye found the Canadian Grenadier Guards an excellent \u201chome.\u201d LOCAL SCOUT LEADER HAS LEFT WITH RMR P.R.L.John Coupland, Rover Leader of the Scott Crew has left on Active Service with the Royal Montreal Regiment, Jan McAuley, Rover Mate and Scoutmaster of the 1st West- mount troop assisted by S.R.M.D.Beresford Munn held camp at Lost Rives with some of the crew and troop fn attendance.John Brunt, George Kirk and Melvin Burge attended Camp Tamara- coufa as Officers of their respectful troops.Meanwhile it [s reported that the lat \u201cl'estmount Group have collected 900 pounds of newspapers, money derlved from this source is being used to buy much needed equipment and smokes for the Rovers, who may go overseas.Robert E.Burge of Trinidad, B.W.]I, has heen accepted as hon- ourary member of the Crew.Band Concert Program.» \u2014 Following 13 the program of the concert to be played at West- mount Park Monday evening by the band of the Royal Montreal Regiment, under the direction of Lieut.T.E.Jackson: March, \u201cNoble Men,\u201d Fillmore: overture, \u201cThe Veteran,\u201d Thiell; waltz, \u201cNights of Gladness,\u201d\u2019 An- clifte; trombone soln, \u201cThe Switchback\u2019 \u2014 soloist, Corp.L.Barnes: Intermission.Selection \u2018\u2018Maytime,\u201d Romberg; discriptive, \u2018In a Monastery Garden,\u201d Ketelby; selection, \u201cCarmen,\u201d Biset; march, Military Lite,\u201d King: Regimental March; God Save the King.investment, with the dollars stil} pouring in , .Warners and Paul Muni have parted company.ending for the moment all possibility t his play.ng in \u201cBeethoven\u201d ., BC's Betty Winkler and Claud-, ette Colbert's mother are en route! to Montreal for brief vacations\u2019 .+ .One wit declares the Italian army Is like a movie set \u2014 all front and no back! .That's all from here for now.Adios .Fur Dealers To Adhere To Code Of Standards Encouraged by the improve- meats which resulted from their adherence to a code of Fur Standards last year, many Montreal retail furriers have again requested the Better Business Bureau to enforce standards on their behalf during the coming fur season, it was announced by the Bureau today.It is important to realize, say Bureau officials, that the Standards are a voluntary effort on the part of the furriers themselves to eliminate unfair trade and selling practices, To this end tho Standards were designed to curb the use of any advertising or selling practices which might have tho capacity or tendency to ruis- lead or deceive consumers.High-lights of the Standards are provisions which restrict ad- vertfsing of August sales to the period between July 2nd and August 31st; ban the use of comparative prices (Ex, \u201cOriginally* $300.00 \u2014 \u201cSale PrHeo\u201d $216.00) or percentage savings claims (Ex: \u201cSavings of 20% to 8344 %'); require that! true names of pelts should always bo shown when fanciful trade names are used (Ex: \u201cHudson Seal\u2014 dyed Muskrat\u2019).Other provisions are designed to provent misleading or exaggerated statements or illustrations in order to give consumers fullest possible protection.The Better Business Burean further reports that during tho twelve month period ended July 15th, 1940, it had checked 2,166 fur advertisements.Some ludlcau- tion of the increased accuracy resulting from enforcements of the Standards ls shown by the fact that advertising errors declined from 627% during the first week of the year under review to an average of 8% during the last two months, The Better Business Bureau and the furriers urge tha buying public to become famillar with the provisions of the Standards.Copies will be supplied by the Bureau, or by members of \u2018The Fur Standards Association,\u201d upon request.Furriers who have agreed to support the Standards have bie come numbers of \u201cThe Fur Standards Association.\u201d A proliminary Hat of members of this Assocla- tion follows: \u2014 A.J.Alexander Furs Ltd.Canadian Fur Auction Sales Co.Ltd.: Canadian Fur Co.Ltd.; Chas.Desjardins & Co, Lid.: Du- puls Frères Ltée: T, Eaton Co.Ltd.of Montreal; Alex.Fauchor; A.Giguère Enrg.; John Henderson & Co.; ltolt, Renfrew & Co.Ltd: la Belle Fourrure Ltée.: A.Lachance; UU, Mailloux; J.BR.McComber: Mercier & Dion; Hanry Morgan & Co, Ltd; Jas, A, Ogllvy's Ttd.: A.Plechet: J, F.Reld: Richer Moss lne.; Loslie B.Scott; Harrig Silver: Samuel Silver & Co.Ltd.; Robert Simp- gon (Montréal) Ltd: Gérard Thi- beault; J.B.Turcotte; J.Walsh Furs; Jay Wolfe Inc, Laurentian Ranges Among World\u2019s Finest Playlands The Laurentian country, one of the most beautiful and unspoiled holiday fields in the North American continent, lles at the back door of Montreal.But a few short hours\u2019 drive takes one to the heart of this land of green, rolling hills, pleasant valleys, winding rivers and tree fringed lakes, where the soft hreezes are heavy with odours of balsam and spruce and pine, and where the cool, dark forests and rippling streams abound with game and fish, According to geologists mysterious fascination age hangs over these mountains, but mighty ice caps have harrowed thelr sides, humbled the pride of their peaks, and have polished a chronicle of themselves on the scattered rocks which abound In this great region.Indian Camps The camps of the Indians, wise with centuries of nature lore fn their blood, were scattered throughout the million acres of the of great |- this natural park which strotehos for a thousand miles north to Hudson's Bay, Tho highost polut of the range is Mount Tremblant, rising 3.400 feet above tha sea known to the Indians as Manitou Ewitchi- Saga.\u201d » Many of the Indian camps have now been replaced by modern hotels, whera excellent bathing, dancing, bridge, golf, tennis, riding, and motoring may be thoroughly enjoyed.Hunting and Wishing Others have been taken over to provide complete facilities for those who prefer to spond thelr vacations hunting and fishing in somo of the 35,000 lakes, and virgin forests, of the Laurentians, For the angler, trout and bass are abundant, MANY EXHIBIT Exhibits at the Swiss Industrial Fair in Berne this year totaled 1,060, BOY SERIOUSLY INJURED HERE TUESDAY NIGHT Donald Olivier, 11, 356 Kensington, in Montreal Neurological Institute Donald Oltver, 11, of 356 Ken- sington avenue, is in the Montreal Neurological Institute, suf- tering trom a fractured skull, a broken arm, lncerations, following an accident at the corner of St.Catherine sireet nnd Redfern avenue Tuesday night.reported that last night a broken jaw and \u2018 \u201cA Hospital authorities, hin _, chances of recovery were \u201cgood.\u201d According to information obtained by police, after alighting from a street car.walked behind the rear of the tram into the side of an automobile driven by Gerald Hamil ton, 362 QGroavenor avenus, First rushed to Division of tha Montreal General + young Oliver.* 5 the Waster Hospital, he was later transferre: - to the Montreal Nourological In stitute, Liout.Kdmonstone, of the py lice department, investigated.MIC WORKERS GET INCREASE After extonding nogotiations agrovmont has been reached between a negotiating committee appointed by employees of the Montronl Tramways Company and the management.Working conditions have been agreed upon for the duration of the war or, In any case for a period of not loss than three yours, This agreement was sub: mitted to n reforendum vote of ° all employees yesterday and har boen nccoptad.4 There will be an wage Increar averaging five cents an hour re tronctive to July 1, 1940, and on waok'a holidays paid on'(he bas! of a 46-hour week effective Jam ary 1, 1941, The agreement covering wa incroases and holidays, howevr la subject to the company's rl of rovislon at the end of 1 cnlondnr yonr, SHIPPING MATCHES Thalland thipped over 40.000 hoxes of matches to « countries In the last year.STAY AT HOME Uruguay has ruled that | duets needed in the country ni stay there.is talking about this delightfully DRY and LIGHT lager beer.it's making friends everywhere! THe.y cevessuen on Le Large 30 oz.Bottle PR Dr RN PAGE FOUR J 720 27 77272 27770077 LIME RICKEY OR CRAPE PUNCH ONLY 10- and Personals Social Miss Marjorie Seawright spent the week-end at Rawdon, Que.H.V.Stoddard is spending a week at hls summer home in Lancaster, Ontario.Mrs.N.J.Kinsella and daughter, Marilyn, left on Monday to visit her sister, Mrs.H.Cunningham, Sawyerville, Que.Miss Doreen Murphy has returned from Lake St.Joseph after spending her holidays with Mr.and Mrs.P.Power.\u2018Miss Hilda Galt has returned from New York where she spent the past tive weeks.Miss Dorothy Gormley Is spending a week with her parents at Alexandria, Ontario.Mr.and Mrs.Cyril Howell expect to spend thelr holidays at Brome Lake.Miss Beryl Van Dyke Is returning to the city on Monday aftor spending a week with her sister, Mrs.H.Cunningham of Sawyerville and a week as guesl of Mrs.Leo Ennis, Evrie, Lake Manitou.Miss Helen Howard and her nephew Billy Coles of Westmount, arrived by plane from Ottawa recently, after spending a few days visiting friends in the capital city.Mrs, H.BE.McCormick and her daughter, Joan, arrived home on Monday after visiting Mr.and Mrs.A.T.Parnell, Port Arthur, for the past three weeks, Mr.and Mrs.Sam R.Solomon and family ate now occupying their summer cottage at Bellevue, Mr.and Mrs.H.B Houghton and daughter, Beverley, are expected home this wek-end from a motor trip to Cobalt and Northern Ontario.Mr, and Mrs.Wm, Lester are = leaving this week-end to spend some time at Gray Rocks Inn, St.Jovite, .ENGAGEMENTS The engagement of Helen Stuart, daughter of Edward Mitchell, to Willlam A.McDulf, son of Mr.and Mrs.W.A, McDuff, has been announced.W'arren-Brady Mr.and Mrs.H.E.Brady announce the engagement of their only daughter, Ruth Mary to Ralph Warren, only son of Mr.and Mrs.John Warren.The marriage will take place August 8.WEDDINGS Stevens-Lunn The marriage of Phyllis Gwen- dolyne, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.H.W.Stevens of Notre Dame de Grace to Frank Herbert, son of Mr.and Mrs.E.G.Lunn of West- mount took place on \"Tuesday evening, June 25, in Westmount Park Church.In The Women's Realm Hold Camp The Quebec Provincial Board ot the Women's Missionary So- cigy of the Presbyterian Church in Canada will hold their second annual camp for \u2018teen age girls at St.Andrew's East from August 12 to 22.Miss Rita de Pierro, provincial girl's work secretary will be camp director and Mrs.J.Leslie Craig, camp business manager.Supervised activities include: Bible study, worship handicraft, camperaft, first-aid, dramatics, swimming, sports and campfires.Each day is planned to give the maximum of real life in the out of doors.* y SEND FOR COAL Mills in China are sending to India for coal.SAFETY EDGE 88e Listerine Shave Cream 2 for 36c Cut Rate KANE\u2019 WE DELIVER drugs, newspapsrs, magazines, Ice cream, Ice cold drinks, etc.FREE |] TUMBLER With Any Drug Purchase of 50c or Over We Feature 22% Butter Fat Ice Cream At Our Fountain\u2014At Regular Prices DRUG STORE 4779 SHERBROOKE WEST AT GROSVENOR prescriptions, cigarettes, 25c Listerine Tooth Paste 3 for 49c We Do sr Printing Of All Kinds Phone WAInut 2773x THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY + + * SELZNICK, SCREENDOM'S TOPNOTCH PRODUCER She does not wear heavy layers of eye makeup on the street or even on the screen.She uses lipstick to color her llps\u2014not to make her mouth huge and thick- lipped.Her hair-do is simple, and her face has a glowing, freshly- scrubbed look, \u2019 She is the new type of topnotch Hollywood star\u2014a girl who is naturally glamorous, not arti- ticially so.You have the word of David O.Selznick who directed natural- looking Vivien Leigh in \u201cGone With the Wind,\u201d unmade-up Ingrid Bergman in \u201cIntermezzo,\u201d and fresh-faced Joan Fontaine in \u2018Rebecca.\u2019 \u201c1 wouldn't let the makeup department touch a hair in Ingrid Bergman's eyelashes,\u2019 said Mr.Selznick.\u2018I didn\u2019t let them paint on a new mouth over Joan Fon- tafne's own.And anyone who gees \u201cGone With the Wind\u201d won't argue that Vivien Leigh wore more makeup than wag absolutely necessary.\u201d The famous director simply does not think any too highly of the way most of us apply rouge and lipstick.BE ARTFUL\u2014 NOT ARTIFICIAL \u2018Makeup has been carried to a ridiculous point,\u201d the famous producer goes on.\u2018It has.just about lost entirely its original purpose\u2014that of artifice.Artifice achleves its purpose only if it is artful\u2014not artificial, \u201cWomen by the millions put on makeup without any regard as to whether it honestly makes them more attractive.Why, you can see their lips three blocks away!\u201d Mr.Selznick goes on to say that he thinks Hollywood is responsible \u2014 which, somehow, seems to take the sting out of his criticisms.\u201cWe standardized beauty,\u201d he explains, \u201cAs a result all motion picture stars got so they looked alike.And women all over the THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER Star-maker Bewails Our \u201cStandardized Beauty\u201d * * * * * * LJ AND IT'S ALL HOLLYWOOD'S FAULT DECLARES GO 3 new crop of stars, wore almost the street.country have been trying to look like the stars.They have succeeded.They all look alike, too.\u201d However, now that Hollywood has realized the importance of individuality and does not want its stars to try to resemble one another, David O.Selznick sees some hope for the rest of us.He thinks that very soon no woman will want to be a carbon copy of a movie star or, for that matter, of anyone else.: \u201cI predict a great change in the makeup of American women i 5 ne Lovely Joan Fontaine, one of the most popular of Hollywood's no makeup for the star role in \u2018Rebecca.\u2019 And, according to her director, she wears even less on -\u2014due to the new trend toward naturalness on the screen,\u201d he continues.\u201cWe have found that audiences are enthusiastic about the fresh, makeupless look of Ingrid Bergman and some of the other recently-discovered, natural girls.I think women will soon realize that their faces need a good scrubbing, \u201cThey won't give up makeup, of course \u2014 and they shouldn't, but I think more women will strive for natural effects.\u201cAnd it's time they did.\u201d TESTED RECIPES Stuffed or Planked Fish Use a whole fish, or any desired fillets, Clean the fish or wipe the fillets with a damp cloth, wrung out in cold, salted water.Salt lightly and stuff, .2 cups of soft bread crumbs Dressing: 14 con of tomato soup or % cup of cooked strained tomatoes.11% tablespoons of melted butter or fat, 44 teaspoon salt, if soup is used, or 1 teaspoons salt if cooked tomatoes are used.34 tablespoon of onion juice 14 teaspoon poultry dressing Mix together and stuff whole fish, or place the stuffing between two pieces of fillets.If a plank is used preheat it for five minutes at 400 degrees F.Grease the plank or pan, place the stuffed fish on it, sprinkle with oil or melted fat, and bake in a 400 degree F.oven untfl the fish is cooked.Usually from 8 to 10 minutes pef inch thickness of fish is sufficlent.Serves 6.Tomatoes stuffed with oysters, or creamed peas, and stuffed par- bolled onions may be placed around the planked fish and baked with it.Or potato croquettes may be alternated with the stuffed tomatoes or stuffed onions.Buttered bread crumbs and grated cheese may be used to stuff the tomatoes or onions, too.4 Cheese Cake \u2014 Ingredients for crust; one-half package (12 ounces) Zweiback, rolled very fine: two tablespoons sugar.one-fourth cup butter, browned.Mix Zwel- back and sugar, add browned butter and blend well.Press over nine-inch round layer cake tin.Filling \u2014 one-half cup cream, one-half cup sugar, one-fourth teaspoon salt, two eggs, one-half pound cream cheese, one and one- half tablespoons flour, one-half teaspoon baking powder, one-half teaspoon vanilla.Beat egg yolks, add cream, sugar and salt.Sift tlour with baking powder and add to first mixture, Break up cream cheese and add, beating until smooth.Fold in egg whites beaten stiff and add vanilla.Pour into crumb crust.Bake in 325 degrees F.oven for 40 to 60 minutes or until firm to touch.Buttered Broiled Rice\u2014Ingre- dients: one cup uncooked rice, two quarts boiling water, three teaspoons salt, Wash rice through several waters until water ls clear; drain.Place in flat pan under broiler; broil until golden brown, shaking pan occasionally to turn rice.Remove from broiler, add gradually to rapidly boiling salted water, never allowing water to stop boiling during the addition.Boil rapidly, uncovered, until rice is tender, about 15 to 20 minutes.Drain.Makes three cups.Put leftover in pudding.FOR SUMMER TABLES Glass candle holders with a space at the bottom far low flowers are lovely on summer tables.mt People of France are to be asked to smoke Greek tobacco, NATIONAL BOOKLETS READY.SERVE YOU x A no ¥ 2 6 0 A RU Bb 5) (=% CL Ti D U 4 fy 67 3 | FOR THE DISTRIBUTION OF YOUR SALES ® CiRCULARS & DISTRIBUTION CO.LIMITED J.C.Leroux, Manager Successors to Messenger Dept.DOMINION MESSENGER & SIGNAL CO.LIMITED HArbour 9101 - 9102 - 9103 ; M p EH BS ocd SAMPLES sds 7 MANY TRIPS SPREADING HRA A great lady and a great plon- eer has passed from the highest rank of British life.The Dowager Countess of Minto died on July 16 at the age of 82 in London, England.She was the widow of the Earl of Minto, former Governor-General of Canada, and Viceroy of India.After three-quarters of a century of life in the royal and viceregal households of the British Empire, in her 80th year the widowed Countess undertook a new and courageous enterprise.She felt so keenly the need of a new spirit in international affairs that she abandoned her quiet retirement and travelled through Southeastern Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean to foster in those countries the spirit which would lay the foundation for the new worid.On that voyage she made three airpl e flights, the first she ever made.The visits, which brought her to the palaces and the people, the governments and the press of six countries, were made in company with her elder sister, the Dowager Countess of Antrim; Bill Rowell, a London labor leader, formerly radical; Dr.Frank Buchman, American-born initiator of Moral Re-Armament; Mr.Frank Wool- ley-Hart, prominent British coal owner; and other friends.The effect of these visits was notewortHy.especially in Egypt and Palestine, where leaders and editors representing conflicting nationalities and political interests proclaimed that the hope of unity had been brought to them.In Great Britain, Canada and India where her husband initiated some notable reforms as Viceroy, the inf.uence of this crowning service has been widely felt and appreciated in the sast years of her life.In a message to Canada a year ago, she pointed to Canada's fu- \u2018ture in these prophetic words: \u201cI rejoice to know the response to Moral Re-Armament in Canada, land of so many happy memories.I believe that Canada.united under the dominion of God.has an historic opportunity to lead the Empire and nations into the spacious freedom of world at peace within itself.\u201d BIG INVESTMENT American investments in Greece now total over $23,000.- 000, Over 3,000 Montreal men and women, whom the speaker described as \u201cinspired with a desire to play a part in the conditions of the world,\u201d heard Rev.E.J.Springett at the Forum enunciate the principles of the British Israel World Federation and climax his reasoning by declaring that the \u2018\u2018last movement into Britain was made in 1066 by the Normans.There was never an Invasion since.There will never he another.\u201d Building his address about the first premise of the British Israelites that modern Britain 13 both descendant of the ancient lost tribes of Israel and\u2019 heir to the prophecies attributed to that race in the Bible, Mr, Springett followed \u201cthe history of that people to prove that the modern Ceito-Saxon race, when the present conflict is over, will lead the world into the formation of that Kingdom of God promised to the Israelites, In these times, said the speaker, it is possible to turn back through the pages of history to the time of the mighty Assyrian Empire to see that nation attempting to gain control of all the known world, The king of the beseiged people of Palestine gathered his people and told them \u201c\u2018\u201c\u2018to be strong and courageous.Be not dismayed or afraid : .for with us is the Lord, our God, to fight our battles.\u201d \u2018These words are just as true today;\u201d said Mr.Springett.\u2018\u2019Today Britain faces the greatest crisis in her history and in the history of man.Today Britain stands alone without any allies; not alone, but alone on her own soil.Today she is a sea-girt fortress and the fighting men of British stock and the best of those of her erstwhile allies stand ready to defend her, People Are Rexdy \u2018The people of Britain are now vastly different, he went on.There has been a great awakening to the fact that the dictators would over run the whole of Europe, and \u201cthe mad beast, Hitler,\u201d say the one bar to such domination by him is the British Empire.Thus, his hearers were told, \u2018people who view the situation today ask if it is possible for Britain to withstand the attacks to be made against her, and from the human viewpoint it does not look very hopeful.But, there was never a time when they were more united and determined on victory, and Churchill continues optimistic, showing the typical \u2018bulldog tenacity.\u2019 \u201cBut the same assurance came before the French debacle,\u201d Mr.Springett cautioned.\u201cIt will therefore take ail the material resources and faith we have to win.\u201d He declared that his message for the evening was not a human one, but came from an: infallible source\u2014the Bible, He said the British people had taken on a responsibility that has been theirs throughout the centuries, and with this realization are searching for guidance in a manner in which they never have before.\u201cThe number will continue to grow until we all realize that in that one Book there is the answer to the whole struggle.\u2018The reason for this claim is that we of the Celto-Saxon race are the Israel of God.We are Israel.\u201d The Bible, the speaker held, is the story of the history of a nation.\u201cIn a certain time in human history, God came into contact with humanity and brought into being a race of people charged with a special responsibility.The Creator intended~ the world to be the hap- Huns In Force Will Not Land, Says Commissioner fully ripe berries, PRL: piest place\u2014with the best it could have, \u201cThere is much that does not make for human well-being, for history is filled with wars and the fears of wars, plagues, famines.Why, some people ask, does -God allow it?God does not will that humanity should suffer so.These things are the natural result of man's rebellion against the will of God,\u201d Mr, Springett asserted.Perfect Plan Evolved There is, however, he continued, a perfect plan for a social system, economic order and system of administration for the leaders of the human race, These leaders, it was expiained, began as those whom God declared should go into exile\u2014be lost to the contaminating influence of the world as it was to be for the next few thousands of years\u2014to come to a specially appointed place in the world and be free.Thus, the 10 tribes seemingly vanished, even from their own knowledge of their identity, it was avewred.Now, he contended, archaeological explorations are beginning to trace their wanderings, over the Caucasus mountains, along the Mediterranean and the Baltic to the coastlands of Europe.They became known by various names, such as Angles, Saxons, Jutes, Normans, Bretons, and one by one each tribe penetrated the \u201cisles of the sea at the uttermost part of the world,\u201d and the last of these were the Normans, who crossed the sea in 1066, Since then, other hordes, such as those of Philip of Spain and Napoleon Bonaparte, had tried unsuccessfully to invade the land.\u201cBy virtue of their appointment the British people are destined to lead,\u201d said Mr.Springett.To ringing applause, he declared \u201cthe German army will never land in Britain in force.\u201d 4x | © For Jelly Lovers | When serving jelly do you say \u201cWhat flavor do you wish?\u201d Or merely place a jelly moid Upon your fanciest dish?The gracious hostess stocks her shelves With.jelly types galore.With these on hand the guests may have The flavors they adore, Blackberry-Strawberry Jelly 4 cups (2 lbs.) berry juice; 2 tablespoons lemon juice; 8 cups (3% Ibs.) sugar; 1 bottle fruit pectin.To prepare Juice, crush thoroughly or grind about 3 quarts Place in jelly cloth or bag and squeeze out juice.Squeeze and strain juice from 1 medium lemon, Measure sugar and juice into large saucepan and mix.Bring to a boil over hottest fire and at once add bottled fruit pectin, stirring con- stantly.Then bring to a full rolling boil and boil hard 1 minute.Remove from fire, skim, pour quickly.Paraffin at once.ounces each).Phone WA.2773 FOR EXAMINER CLASSIFIED ADS They Bring Results el LU LLL Po i dl Ld ld R077 THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1940 \u201cPickpocket Set\u201d Smart and Useful Now you'll have a pickpocket in your purse \u2014 and like it! For the Pickpocket is a smart little polishing-up outfit, designed ty Peggy Sage in a size to fit your handbag.True to {ts name, it leads a double life.Inside there's everything you need for a polish-up, A quick turn, and the case becomes your miniature beach-kit, ready to carry all your oddments to the beach, safe from sand and surf.For it's waterproofed pique, Done in the season's two smartest fabric themes, polka dot or stripe, you can match your Pickpocket to your newest beach accessories.Brigance has done a bathing suit in the blue-and-white stripe.The polka dot design you'll see in the latest beach bonnets, bags and playsuits.Even beach jewelry this year is going polka-dotted! Besides your favourite poligh, the Pickpocket Set is outfitted with polish remover \u2014 the lubricant type your nails deserve \u2014 a roll of cotton, emery board and orange sticks.Slip out the cotton roll, and there's a band to hold your lipstick.The tiny colour chart inside will tell you which lipstick shade to get \u2014 in one of seven leading lines \u2014 to barmonize with your polish.For the last word in practicability, the Pickpocket is finished with a new hair-line slide fastener, and lined with rubberized faille.Here are a few \u2018\u2018polishing-up\u201d tips: To do an efficient repair job, be sure to remove old polish first and re-do the \u201cnail from scratch.\u201d A patch-polish Job doesn\u2019t stand by you, either for looks or for wear, Polish wears longer, too, over a coat of satinbase.If you're an inveterate polish-chipper, carry your Pickpocket along with you, so you won't have to apologize for \u2018runs\u201d at the end of the week.Clearance Sale! CHINA - GLASS LAMPS CLOCKS GOLF CLUBS ETC.All One Price 25; SWOP SHOP 384 Victoria Ave.ELwood 2230 Makes about 12 glasses (6 fluid ROBINTEX @, - CELL If YOU WANT A SUIT THAT WILL MAKE-UP WELL EZ WEAR WELLAND KEEP ITS SHAPE Ask Your Tailor LT The tonic effect in wearing these Suilings creates a feeling of confidence.® GUARANTEED RRITISH MANUFACTURE Clocks called for and delivered.4922 Sherbrooke West P.E.DEAN vin (Successor to C.Guillod) WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRS EL.9890 Near Claremont Ave.FOR RESULTS if you want to Sell, Rent or Purchase USE A CLASSIFIED AD.IN THE | WESTMOUNT EXAMINER i Call Miss Ad-Taker Today! A Courteous Collector will call for payment of same.2113 = wed Mrs.far bars Belr occa sh Par ¥ gan she an they Mrs hea E18E her Mrs wit chil now spo chil fam Jum key rica tim min to t Car the The als atta wer spe: spe 10 | to bod or abi] the T fer teet jur al | mel in : Car for are eve nex app dre pea mel wit rid] Thi \u201cM 5 2: \u2014 ;, 1940 \u2014 1 Jseful kpocket it! For t little ned ty it your leads a ; every lish-up, ase be- ach-kit, dments nd and | pique, smart- dot or r Piek- ach av- done a d-white design ch bon- Even 3 going polish, 1tfitted the lu- deserve board ut the à band he tiny ell you L \u2014 in ; \u2014 to h.\u2018actica- inished fasten- berized ng-up\u201d repair d pol- 1 from a job er for ), over 1're an carry h you, ologize of the \u2014 le?THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1940 PAGE FIVE |\" | 4_ NEWS OF THE THEATRE WORLD 4 152; | DECARDO FAMILY AT THE BELMONT PARK Today, Thursday.is the 39th w:.ding anniversary of Mr.and Mr: DeCardo, who head their famious family of acrobats and barrel jumpers now appearing at Beimont Park.In honour of the occasion the DeCardos promise a show that will take patrons of the Park by surprise, Mr.and Mrs, DeCardo, who began their professional career.she in musical comedy and he as an acrobat, were married when they were Very young.Because Mrs.DeCardo was very delicate in health, she deserted the musical gage for acrobatics to Improve her health and figure.Today Mrs.DeCardo not only appears with her famous husband and children as \u2018\u2018catcher\u2019\u2019 in the show now at Belmont Park, but is responsible for the training of her children, This world famous family of acrobats and barrel jumpers has appeared in every key city in Europe, Australia, Africa and America, Their perfect timing and co-ordination between! mind and body is due principally to the fact that Mr.and Mrs, De- Cardo have devoted their lives to the training of their children.They taught them the fundamentals from infancy and when they attained the age of twelve years were given \u2018\u2018the works\u201d, so to speak.Many hours a day were spent in practice for the chiifiren to gain confidence and after that to build up their muscles and bodies.After about four years or more, depending upon the ability of the individual child, they were ready for their debut.The DeCardos, six of them, offer an amazing exhibition of teeterboard routines and barrel jumping climaxed by a sensational blindfold stunt wherein all members of the troupe are seen in action.In addition to the De- Cardos who are being retained for another week, Belmont Pairk are offering \u201cFun Bargains\u201d every afternoon and evening of next week.starting Monday.applicable to both adults and children.Present the coupon, appearing in the paid advertisements, at the gate entrance and with 25c obtain the privilege of riding on \u2018The Whip\", \u2018The Thriller\u201d, \u2018\u2019Lindy-Loop\u201d and \u201cMerry - Go - Round\u201d, Further- For Prompt Delivery of Fruits and cl SOLS Groceries EL.6566 \u2014 EL.8930 5307 Sherbrooke West Dellveries from 8 a.m.to 11 p.m HEARS TALK ON speaker said.ROTARY CLUB! ENGLISH USAGE F.C.Whittaker Addresses Westward Group\u2014Sim- plicity Stressed \u201cHigh Sounding\u201d words were not always as effective as words used in every day language and, tended to detract from the desired effect, F.C.Whittaker, member of the Westmount Rotary Club, said in addressing the Westward Rotary Club at their weekly meeting.Mr.Whittaker took as his subject \"A Smattering of English.\u201d Simplicity of language was the feature which gave it force, the He discussed the effect of the press and radio on the English spoken by the ordinary person, The radio, Mr, Whit- taker said, was not always an instrument which tended to improve the speech.He referred to several types of program in ilius- trating his point.The effect of the press was not always helpful, he contended.Pride of race should go hand in hand with pride of language, Mr.Whittaker said.He remarked that everybody should respect and love good English.The speaker was Introduced by Dr.Johnston Abraham, club president, and thanked by Randolph Betts.WAKES 'EM UP Edward Dmytryk, director of Paramount's \u201cGolden Gloves,\u201d today claimed the best way to get his youthful fighters into the mood before each scene of the amateur boxing film is to .box with them.The director, who fought while in high schoo] and college, actually dons the gloves for sparring between scenes.more the second coupon to be found in the \u2018ads\u2019 will entitle patrons of the Park to dance all evening for the nominal \u201ce of 10e, On Wednesday, July 31, the Notre Dame De Grace Y.M.C.A.will hold a Bonfire Night at Belmont Park.Under the supervision of Mr.E.M.Orlick, the Y.M.C.A.wil] moreover present a professiona] trapeze act which, of course, will be in addition to the current show featuring DeCardos.On Sunday, August 4 the \u2018Pain Supreme\u201d will hold its annual picnic at Belmont the Six) Park.\u201cFred Allen may be lurking in there,\u201d Jack Benny explains to Rochester, as he vigorously sprays the germicide.All of which indicates that the rivalry bstween the two comedians is as bitter as ever in Benny's newest picture, \u2018Buck Benny Rides Again,\u201d opening at the Westmount United Theatre Sunday playing until Tuesday.DRAMATIC ROMANCE Tan Hunter, Joan Crawford and Clark Gable in a scene trom the dramatic romance \u2018\u2018Strange Cargo,\u2019 which is now playing at the Monkland United Theatre until Saturday night.Naughty Nonsense In Film Now At Snowdon \u201cSchool for Husbands,\u201d which was adapted from Frederick Jackson's play of that name and billed as *\u2018a comedy for wives,\u201d will have restricted appeal.It is unsuitable for children because of its subject matter and its daring in dialogue and situation will shock those adults who are shocked when the cinema plays around with bedroom entrances and exits, and who see only crudity in conversational spraring over possible or suspected matrimonial dereliction.It Is now at the Snowdon United Theatre.Let such avoid \u2018School for Husbands\u201d \u2014 but let all others put it on their early \u2018must see\u201d list, for it will certainly make them forget the cares of the day.There are two married couples and one home-and-heart-breaker bachelor in \u2018School For Husbands.\u201d One wife falls for the glamorous unattached male, The other wite pretends to do Bo to save her friend from eloping with him and to make her own husband jealous.Both husbands get into a whirl of suspicions, plots are laid and mislaid, and the suave philanderer is a very busy young man indeed.The second feature on this program, The Gleason Family in \u201cMoney To Burn.\u201d MAY BUY SWORDS Chile may buy 700 swords in the United States, Ro RES à LI) ¢ { comedy hit now playing at the Sn in Montreal.= FIRST-RUN COMEDY AT SNOWDON VUE ES ES Diana Churchill and players in a scene from the saucy British owdon United Theatre.First run BETS NE = Man, which opens at the York playing until Tuesday.AN INSPIRING STORY .NAN Spencer Tracy and Ruth Johnson in a scene from \u201cEdison, the United Theatre starting Saturday Famous Play And Brilliant Star Are Impressive Notable in the annals of film production, Robert BE.Sherwood's Pulitzer Prize Play, \u2018Abe Lincoln in Illinols,\u201d 1s now playing at the York United Theatre with the distinguished actor, Raymond Massey, in the title role, Some three-dozen outstanding players head the supporting cast, which numbers thousands in what accredited authorities have been pleased to term one of the greatest motion pictures ever made.Massey piays the role, the croa- tion of which, in the Broadway stage version, brought him nationwide acclaim and elevation to the top rank of the thealre's character delincators.Falthfully following the stage play that took the nation by storm, \u2018\u2019Abe Lincoln in IHlinols,\u201d deals in absorbing fashion with Lincoln's amazing career between the ages of twenty-one, when he was a gangling young backs- woodsman, and nf fifty-two, when he was clected to the Presidency in the face of the impending Civil War, \u2019 For the first time In screen annals Lincoln is revealed as he really was \u2014 a moody, often gloomy and, for most of his life, an undecided, hesitant figure, bitterly aware of his lack of polish and of formal education \u2014 yet fired with a burning senee of justice and humanity! It Ja this realism that makes the film such a notable offering.In 1830, when Tlinols was stil] a frontier country, undeveloped and largely uninhahited gave.for the little settlements along the rivers, Lincoln was but a green frontiereman.The picture discloses his youthful development, his battles with the boys of Clary's Grove, his estab- Mshment as an unsuccessful atore- D.Fairbanks Jr., And Joan Bennett In Monkland Film \u2014_\u2014 Such ingredients ag excitement, love and adventure are said to he combined in the production of \u201cGreen Hell,\" Initial Famous Productions film for Universal release, which comes Lo the Monk- land United Theatre on Sunday playing until Tuesday.Wilh Douglas Falrbanks, Jr.and Joan Bennett honding an outstanding cast of 11 principals, \u201cGreen Hell\u201d is declared toecap- ture a realism seldom brought to the screen in fllms of this type.Big Undertaking According to advance reports, a part of this realism is due to tha authenticity of the enormous upper Amazon jungle sets, constructed after months of research.But the major reason probably lies in the players themselves \u2014 Fairbanks, Bennett, John Howard, Alan Hale, George Bancroft, George Sanders, Vincent Price, Gene Garrick, Francis MacDonald, Ray Mala and Peter Bronte.Each a distinct type, these players invariably make thelr screen characterizations ring true.They're natural human belngs (Sherbrooke at Grey Avenue) HELD OVER until Saturday %* Ray MILLAND Star of the comedy hit \u201cFrench Without Tears\u201d .in One of the FUNNIEST PICTURES IN YEARS.keeper and later ns the postmaster in the ill-fated town New Salem, where he met and loved and lost Ann Rutledge, and where he made his first venture into politics, when he ran for and won election to the state legislature, Later comes his Jaw practice of ; the aristocratic Mary much-debated broken engage- riage \u2014 after the lonely heglra in which Lincoln finds himself and crystallizes his ambitions.Then comes the period of his growing political campaign the Senate, and finally the stress and excitement of his nomination and election to the ending with his fateful departure trom Springfield for Washington.PADDLE OWN CANOES Ray Milland and Pstricia Mori- ists during the shooting of *\u2018Untamed,\u201d Paramount's Technicolor drama of the north woods, at Big Bear Lake, today, Oddly, both learned the tricky art land, Milland at camp and Patricia in a girls\u2019 camp, pr in Springfield, his meeting with: Todd, the.ment, and eventually their mar- | against Stephen A.Douglag for, Presidency, , son both are proving adept canoe- | in Eng-_ a Boy Scout Special Film + ROBERT YOUNG 4 HELEN GILBERT .In a strange, exciting story of love and courage, ad of à i boy and girl dramaticaily piec- ing, their lives again .! in \"FLORIAN\" Friday Night Revival After 11 % JAMES STEWART + CLAUDETTE COLBERT fin \u201cles A Wonderful World\" t i | together | } Sun.-Mon.-Tues.4 JACK BENNY % ELLEN DREW in \"Buck Benny Rides Again J CHARLES RUGGLES | with Robart Paige and Janice ! * Logan in \u2018Opened By Mistake.\u201d Logan Opened oo | i | \u2014 F TEE] remet | CNVESTHOUNT Torrid temperature ., .embarrassing pulse , .terrific blood-pressure .it's a plain case of heart trouble! And it tent until \u201cThe Doctor Takes a Wife that hoe really knows what's wroug with himself! And why not?Lovely Loretta Young, in her first all comedy role, is obviously just what the doctor ordered, even though the doctor in the case most emphat.feally disagreos! So, for that matter, does Miss Young and that's why the hoctio now com- ody which is now playing at the Westmount United Theatre until Saturday has becn hailed as one of Columbia's ULrightest in a soason which has given us such outstanding hits aa \u201cMr.Smith Goos to Washington,\u201d \u201cHis Girl Friday\" and \"Too Many Hus bands,\u201d \u2019 \u201cThe Doctor Takes a Wife,\u201d with Loretta Young and Ray Mil.land starred, is the hilarious, happy account of a girl who writes Looks in praise of spinsterhood and à doctor who he- eves all women are .woli, wot poison perhaps, but fairly close to ft, In order to continue their carcers, this porfectly matched pnir of haters are forced by clrcumstances beyond their control into protonding domestic \u2018The Doctor Takes A Wife\u2019 Comedy Hit At Wesmount tolicity.They bill and coo in publie and clash in private, Complicating the lives of this embattled twain are Reginald Gardiner, as Miss Young's somewhat eccentric publisher, who doesn't want to lose his favorite author even {if ho has to marry her himself, somothing ho would very much ike to do, in fact; Gail Patrick, as Ray Milland\u2019s flanceo, who is willing to accopt the strange situation in which the doctor finds himself, just se long as the doctor docen\u2019t mind if ahe goos ont with Georges Me.taxa, & playboy.The doctor does mind.Edmund Gwenn, as Mil land's father, adds further ex- vitement to the scone, and further comedy.Also in the cast are Frank Sully and Gordon Jonca, na dim-witted foutball heroes who rogard the doctor as the grantest guy in the world because ho pronounced them elig- Ible for the big game of tho soa- son.Aloxander Hall, who was responsible for the swift-paced dl- rection of \u201cThe Amazing Mr.williams\u201d and other fine como- dies, wielded the mogaphone on \u2018The Doctor Takes a Wife.\" George Seaton and Ken Englund penned the scroon play from Aloon Losllo\u2019s original story.who do things in a convincing manner.Distinguished Writer Frances Marion, for years one of Hollywood's aco sconarists, wroto a story about a beautiful woman marooned in the honrt of an Amazon jungle with six men, REAL HILLBILLIES For Paramount's *'Comin\u2019 Round the Mountain,\u201d Bob Burns starring film, real hillblllles were brought from the mountains of Tennessee and Kentucky to play bit parts and provide atmosphere.\u2014 BAZOOKA BACK Bob Burn's bazooka returns to the screen in his new Paramount pleture, Comin\u2019 Round tho Mountain,\u201d in which Una Merkel appears opposite the Van Buren, Ark., comedian.NOT RECOGNIZABLD The old gag About the studio gate man not recognizing the atar in makeup could have worked In roverse while Paramount was tiiming \u201cThe Groat McGinty,\u201d for Akim Tamiroff plays a principal role In tho picture without his customary beard.(1 TER ORAN \u2014\u2014VIONALAND (Monkland Ave.at Glrouard) Today to Saturday \u201c A LADY OF THE TROPICS\" .and nine men of violence In a heart-rousing adventure of sinners at seal BREE 2nd Feature \u201cINSIDE STORY\u201d with Michael Whalen & Jean Rogers.Shorts, Friday Night Revival After 11 of JUDY GARLAND \u201c ALLAN JONES in \u2018Everybody Sing\u201d Sun.-Mon.-Tues.4 DOUG.FAIRBANKS, Jr.4 JOAN BENNETT in \"Green Hell\u201d \u201cAND ONE WAS BEAUTIFUL\u201d with Robert Cummings, Jean Muir and Laraine Day.ONE-ARMED LEADER Wingy Mnnnone, famous one- armed cornetist, whore swing hand is known to all of tho hote tor New York night clubs, today fs doing hig stuff in Paramount's \u201cRhylhm on the River,\u201d co-star- ring Bing Crosby and Mary Mar- fin, Mannone's five-ploce \u2018hotter than hot\u201d band has a featured spot in the film and has the ene tire cust awaying and swinging on the sot, NOW! at 6 pm.& 11 p.m, THE 6 DECARDOS Another Sensational Ruropean Importation ENTIRELY DIFFERENT ___________ ORK (8t.Catherine at Quy St.) TODAY-FRIDAY, RAYMOND MASSEY In Robert H, 8herwood's Prize Play \u201cAbe Lincoln In Il.linole.* \u201cAN ANQEL FROM TEXAS\" with Rosemary Lane, Wayne Morris, Jane Wyman & Ruth Terry.Starts Salurday 2 Excellent Films A story of Love and Courage! .+ .a thrilling, exciting story, truly stronger than fiction! - ; 6 , 4 LÀ 3 7 \u201cA LU a > | a a » 4 aac BROW Produsties .4 \u201d ) © Other Special Film \u201cSAFARI\u201d A thrilling love story told | Against: the flaming hack.ground of man'a last wllder- ness .the roaring depths lof the African Jungle ., 1 with Doug.Fairbanks, Jr.Madeleine Carroll i with 4 Rex Harrison | \u201cAirCooled\u201d \u2014 A Saucy Comedy for Wives | Another \u201cFIRST RUN\u201d British Hit! | \u2018SCHOOL for HUSBANDS\u2019 * June Clyde Added The Gieasons in \u201cMoney To Burn\u201d | ron \u2014 (Decarie at Snowdon Junction) # Diana Churchill Last Show Nightly at 9 p.m. + PAGE SIX BRENDAN MACKEN THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1949 IS MUNICIPAL TENNIS CHAMPION Ste.Agathe Yacht Club Holds Annual Regatta #he \u201cArk' Bails Fine Race #in International Dinghy Event The annua] regatta of the Ste Agathe Yacht Club was topped off by the international dinghy race in which the \u201cArk, Shamrock\u201d, \u201cG.G.\u201d and the \u2018Lilac\u2019 participated.The Ark salled by Skipper Noch Timmins JII and his crew Damarus Owens, won the International event, when, on Sunday afternoon, after three weeks of consislent practice the crews of this class jockeyed their dancing dinghys Into position \u2014 Creating a delightful effect as accompanied by four dinghy moths, they walled down the mountain bordered waters of plcturesque Lac des Sables.To LAURENTIANS The other attractions which consisted of canoe and flat boat races, canoe tipping and swimming events were all met with enthusiastic response by the spectators, among vvhom were many American and Montreal tourists, who had stayed purposely at The Laurentide Inn to witness the regatta, In spite the unsettle weather x.tuted postponing several events until next Sunday, the regatta was one of the most successful ever held by ! this famous Laurentian Yacht Club.Commodore N.A.Timmins and Director K.W.Harrison officiated and were assisted by many of the junior members.It was anrounced that the presentation of trophies would take place at a special dance to be held in the of Shadynook Inn LAC MERCIER, QUE.! 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Situated Directly On The Water Front.A modern! equipped hostelry especially planned and erected to cater to discriminating summer vacationists.Spaclous sun deck.Dive and swim in clean water Meals expertly prepared.Comfortable beds equipped with spring- filled mattresses.Golf, tennis, canoeing, free boats, archery, etc.Write Direct or Monitor Travel Bureau WA.2773 LAURENTIANS 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 Lake Hughes.Tennis, fishing, hiking.Rates $10.and $12.weekly.Write for descriptive folder or Phone Lachute 935 R 3-2 or Monitor Tourist Burcau, LAC OUIMET-ST.JOVITE Jon Plan to Spend Your Vacation At \u201cPINE CROFT\u201d LAKE CONNOLLY THE IDEAL SUMMER RESORY Featuring \u2014 Tasty, Well.Cooked Meals \u2014 \u2014 Tennis, Boating, Swimming.Dancing \u2014 \u2014 Modern Conveniences \u2014 = Congenlal Company = \u2014 A Christian Clientele \u2014 For Folder, 'Phone WAInut 3473, or write A.E.Barraclough, New Glasgow, Que.Read The Summer Resort Advertisements In This Issue of The and let us help you plan the kind of holiday you will enjoy most.Booklets - Suggestions - Information EXAMINER TOURIST BUREAU WA.2773* 2191 HAMPTON AVENUE GLADYS MORGAN WINNER OF |00-YARD DASH FOR SECOND WEEK IN ROW AT FIELD DAY For the second successive time Gladys Morgan won the 100-yard dash for girls 14 and under at the regular weekly municipally-spon- sored sports day at Westmount Park yesterday afternoon.B.MacGillivray won the 100-yard dash for Poole was runner up.boys in the same age group, with Fh Lorraine C.Belanger running in second.The weather being too warm for much straight running the contestants competed in a series of special races with speed but a minor factor in the bid for honors.in which the participants attempted to carry a peanut or spoon on a stick half an inch wide created # considerable interest both for the competitors and spectators.Approximately 75 took part in the events.Results are as follows: Boys six years and under: 50 yards \u2014 1, R.Labrosse; 2.D.Rousel and R.Rousel; 3.P.Mc- Bride, Girls six years and under: 60 yards \u2014 H.Joly, J.Collins, J.McBride.Boys eight years and under: 50 yards \u2014 K.Black, W.Long, T.Williams.Girls eight years and under: 50 yards \u2014 D.Bell, S.MeBride, J.Joly.Boys ten years and under: 60 yards \u2014 H.Samuels, H.Wilton and H.Letourneau, M.Flinn.Girls ten years and under: 60 yards \u2014 P.Williams, À.McLean, M, Meloin.Boys twelve years and under: 75 yards \u2014 J.Martin, J.Walsh, E.Bamuels.Girls twelve years and under: 76 yards \u2014 D.Maher, M.Travers, Lois Allen, Boys fourteen years and under: 100 yards \u2014 B.MacGil- llvray, C.Belanger.Girls fourteen years and under: 100 yards Gladys Morgan, Lorraine Poole, Beverly Condon.Egg and Spoon, girls fourteen and under: Beverley Condon, Gladys Morgan, Lorraine Poole.Girls twelve years and under: D.Maher, H.Travers, Lois Allan.Girls ten years and under: C.Williams, I.Hill, C.Long.Girls elght years and under: S.Bes- ton, E, Seibert, J.Joly, D.Bell.Peanut Race: Boys twelve years and under \u2014 J.Walsh, R.MacDonald, E.Samuels.Boys eight years and under: R.Aime, D.Witton, D.Molvin.WILD SLUGGING AFFAIR IN SNOWDON SENIOR LEAGUE; 21 HITS SECURED IN DISPLAY Nats toppled Westmount in a wild slugging affair in the Snow- don Senior league.Bill Ashley led Nats 21 hit assault with a record breaking performance including three homers and two doubles in five trips to the plate.six tries also hit hard.cluding a homer and a double was big man.homer and double for Westmount.into second place.Hobbin with a double and three singles in For the losers, Maher, with five for five, in- B.Dazelle also hit a The loss dropped Westmount In another game of the league Adanacs dropped into possession of last place when they lost to Nats 9-3.the % Nats had a shut-out until ninth when four hits got Adanacs only three runs.Daniels, Hutchison and Hoobin each had two hits for the winners.Hutchison got the game's only homer.\u2018Tuckwood kept seven hits well scattered for the victory.Box scores: Allanncs \u2014 R C.Bennett, cf .2 0 Raspa, 2b 4 0 Yacht Club this coming Saturday.International event\u2014The Ark, skip., Noah Timmins III; crew, Damarus owens, 42 minutes flat, won.The Shamrock, skip., John Dohan; crew, Marlee Dohan, 42:30, second.G.G., skip., Geoffrey Notman; crew, Mrs.Geoffrey Notman, 43:15, third.The Lilac, skip.Victor Lilly; crew, Gordie Robertson, 43:45, fourth.Dinghies Moths, piloted by crews 12 years of age and under \u2014Amazone, skip, John Fuller; crew, Joan Notman, 53:00, won.Renown, skip., Tommie Timmins; crew, John Handcock, 54:00, second, Senorita, skip, Susan Raymond; crew.Cynthia Powell, 55:00, third, Jolly Roger, skip., David Dohan; crew, Des.Stocker, 55:30, fourth, , Boy's swimming, 16 years and under, 100 yards\u2014B.Lafontaine, won; H.Borrow, second.Boys' diving, 16 years and under\u2014David Phelps, won; B.Lafontaine, second.: Girls\u2019 swimming, 16 years and under, 50 yards\u2014Nancy McMurty won.Boys, singles flat bottom boats 16 years and under, 200 yards\u2014 David Phelps, won; H.Trudeau, second.° Girls\u2019 singles flat bottom boats, 16 years and under, 200 yards\u2014 Jeannine Tremblay, won; Nancy MeMurty, second.Men's singles canoe, 400 yards \u2014Eric Phelps, won; Andre Gar- neau, second.Women's diving \u2014 Germaine Dufresne, won; Ida Bruneau.second.Men's swimming, 100 yards\u2014 A.Garneau, won; Donald Jack, second.Women's swimming, 50 yards \u2014Ida Bruneau, won; Nancy Me- Murty, second.Men's tandem canoe, 440 yards \u2014-Louis Marie and Gerard Nan- tel and Therese Paquette, won; Eric Phelps and Mary Bruneau, second, Men's diving \u2014 A.Garneau.won: E.Asselin, second.Women's tandem canoe, 220 yards\u2014Ida Bruneau and Marie Bruneay, won; Gaby Hamel and Miss H.Boivin, second.Men's singles flat bottom boats, 440 yards\u2014 Louis Cloutier and Jim Orr, -_ Ep Tuckwood on the Kill for St.George, \u20ac +.Sheppard, 88 +.Dugas, 3b .Faubert, 1b .\u2026.\u2026.Cronin, p .Coveny, If .Cribbou, rt Nats \u2014 trevor cereus COCA dh Sh pd © recouvre G.Bennett, If Schratz, ss .Daniels, \u20ac 2.000000 Hutchison, 2b .\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.Heckman, 3b .Tuckwood, P .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Hoobin, 1b .Payne, cf Smith, rf Batteries: Cronin and St George.Batteries: Tuckwood and Daniels.Errors: C.Bennett, Ras- pa, Dugas, Faubert 2, Daniels, Tuckwood.Home runs for Nats.: Hutchison.Three base hits: for Adanacs, Sheppard.Two base hits: for Nats., Daniels; for Ada- nacs, Dugas.Struck out: by Tuck- wood 5, by Cronin 5.Walks: by Tuckwood 1, by Cronin 4.Umpires: Giles and McCormack.Nats \u2014 +.res esa es eres an wasn ke a be HORRrMoRREO DT Schratz, 88 .\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Bennett, 1f Heckman, 3b .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.Ashley, 2b .Donn, p ceevssvvnnne James, cf .Daniels, ¢ Hoobin, 1b Noseworthy, rf «¢.Payne, rf .+.sean tree von seecsasres .sauve HasseanaesE tes esses | & ts to © to ta 01 © SO © I | Cawood © - © va = Totals .covevenne Westmounts \u2014 D.Maher, 1b .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.B.Dalzelle, r£ .\u2026\u2026.Browne, 88 .Willock, ¢ 0.Dalzelle 2b .Mowatt, 3b .ieee Brennan, cf Loftus, 1f StAanwWaY, D sessvcocs Millen, & .s\u2026\u2026sou00 aces verona esr ease creer ane oo ea CC HOOO® MWD .Totals .\u2026\u2026.41 9 a\u2014Batted for Stanway fn 9th, Nats \u2014 012 542 410\u201419 21 5 Wostmounts \u2014 240 100 020\u2014 9 13 7 Batteries: Donn and Danlels; Stanway and Willock, Home runs: for Nats, Ashley 3; for West- mounts, Maher, B, Dalzelle.Three base hits: for Nats, James.Two base hits: for Nats., Ashley 2, Hoobin; for Westmounts, B.Dal- zelle, Maher, Willock.Struck out: by Donn 9, by Stanway 5.Walks: by Donn 1, by Stanway 4.Double plays: (Heckman to Ashley to Hoobin) O.Dalzelle to Browne to Browne, Maher Umpires: Giles and McCormack.Fal w| comm oo mwa PUBLIC WORKS Peru plans to spend nearly $1,500,000 for public works this year, Peanut and egg and spoon races |.CELEBRATES 39TH ANNIVERSARY Ter anniversary fhis week, MR.AND MRS.DeCARDOS Currently starred with the four members of their family at Belmont Park, Mr.and Mrs.DeCardos are celebrating their 39th wedding EER TRE: IST POSITION FOR ROYALS IS NOW ASSURED By virtue of recen recent wins Royals are now assured of first place position in the regular municipal softball league schedule and as the series draws to a close Swans are practically certain of ending up in second position, / Royals Lave a total of 20 points while the Swans total is 16.The third playoff position is still in doubt as the Grads and Granites are battling down the stretch with the latter team favored having two postponed games to play.Results: Grads 13, Swans 17.Swans 11 Granites 7.Royals 13, Granites 6.Grads 4, Swans 4.Royals 8, Granites Bb.Standing P WL pts.Royals .12 10 2 20 Swans .«.13 8 5 16 Granites , .12 4 8 : Grads .13 3 BB 1 Y VACATION CLUB PROGRAM IS ANNOUNCED Following is the Y.M.C.A, Vacation Club program listing events taking place from today until the following Thursday: Today: 9.30, True and False program; 10,30, Airplanes and soapcarving; 11.00 Learn to swim; 11.30, Vacation Club Swim; 2.00, Field Day in the Park; 4.00, Preps swim; 4.30, General swim.Tomorrow: 9.39, movies; 10.30, Hobbies and sports; 11.30, Vacation Club swim; 2.00, Visit to Henry Birks Silver Factory.Saturday: 9 am.city time, Westmount Y boys leave for Kamp Kanawana; 10:10 Standard time boys return from Kanawana.Monday: 9.30, Baseball in the park; 11.00, Learn to swim; 11,30, Vacation Club swim: 2.00, Trip to Downtown Montreal; 4.00, Preps swim; 4.30, General swim.Tuesday: 9.00, All day hike to St.Helens Island with swimming at Montreal Sw!mming Club; Swims as usual for boys who do not go to St.Helens.Wednesday: 9.00, Movies; 11.00, Learn to swim; 11.30, Vacation Club Swim; 2.00, Visit to Tooke Shirts; 4.00, Preps swim; 4.30, General swim.CROSSWORD SOLUTION FIT A NEXT WEEK'S SOFTBALL GAMES Next week's games in the municipal softball league: July 26: Swans vs, Grads.Royals vs.Granites.July 29: Grads vs.Royals.Granites vs.Swans.July 31: Grads vs.Granites.Royals vs.Swans.* * Thursday: 9.30, Baseball in the park; 11.00 Learn to swim; 2.00, Visit to Lowneys Chocolates; 4.00 Preps General swim.swim; 4.30 SHIPPED ABROAD Flashlight bulbs are being made in China and shipped *to other countries.' LAST YEAR'S WINNER R STIRLING, BY 63, 61, \u20ac: WESTERN AVENUE COURTS Brendan Macken won the municipal municipal open tennis tournament by defeating Ramsay Stirling 6-3; 6-1; courts this week.6-3 on the Western avery, Stirling, & former municipal champion, was not up to tne standard of tennis he displayed in previous years and Macken% exceedingly steady playing from the backcourt contributed larg:ly to his opponent's errors, Macken, who is but 16 years of age, is the youngest player ever to win the hotly contested municipal tournament.His win over the former champion indicates that he has a bright tennis future betore him, particularly if he continues + \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 to improve as he hag during the past two seasons.The entry list in the singles consisted of 79 players, The men's open doubles js drawing to a close with the sem!- finals scheduled to take place this evening.The matches for tonight are R.Caron and R.Grannary versus L.Craig and R.Stirling; and J.Paqunelo and Y.Levesque versus E.Lowler and P.Weldman, The ladies\u2019 open singles tennis tournament is completed with the exception of the finals which are to be played this week between N.Lowe and S.Bradley.Twenty-eight players originally entered the tournament.\u2014_\u2014 STORING CARS Many British motorists storing their cars motorcycles._ MANY ITALIANS Egypt now has 65,000 Italians, most of whom are shopkeepers and workmen, are and using Thompsons SEMI-ANNUAL SALE of MEN'S Better Grade SHOES IS WORTH YOUR WHILE Get That Pair of Sport Shoes You WANTED 207 T0 407 DISCOUNT ON ENTIRE STOCK If YOU want EXTRA GOOD and attractive FOOTWEAR Ot o price, now is your chance \u2014 Buy promptly while sizes are complete, wa £ SEE OUR WINDOWS HARRY E.NET PRICES $12\u2014Sale Price $9.60 11\u2014Sale Price 8.80 10\u2014Sale Price 8.00 9\u2014Sale Price 7.20 NET PRICES $8\u2014Sale Price $6.40 7\u2014Sale Price 3,95 up 6\u2014Sale Price 4.80 5\u2014Sale Price 2.50 up 2209 ST.CATHERINE EER Delivered Ice Cold Rapid Service Till 11 p.m.Busy, Dial w.FORUM GROCERY unio Groce 777 If First Line Signals |WE.1616 NEAREST WHAT THE ALE YOUR ARTILLERY OFFICER GREAT-GRANDFATHER OF 1850 WORE DRANK 1