The Westmount examiner, 8 juin 1945, vendredi 8 juin 1945

[" ayed the ône first 16-3 13-5.æ0's d of beat rhile p by sond | | * Qf.5 > - Waterproof ess See us first about a watch.We .\u2018have a grand selestion at big savings.OHMAN'S JEWELLERS \u201cT216 Greene Ave.WE 4046 VOL.XVI, No.233 Hardwood Floors Supplied - Laid - Finished Repaired - Refinished Cleaned A.Ross Crafton & COMPANY 4263 St.Catherine St, Westmount Free Estimates WE.2323 GROUPS BOOST THEATRE PLAN Rotary Club And Business Men Seek Citizens Support Merchants and-.residents of the eastern section voted themselves in a solid body behind any plan designed to provide facilities, create healthy business conditions, and - banish the air of stagnation which appears®to be settling over the area, at a general meeting held in the Victoria Hall under the auspices of the Business Men\u2019s Association of West- mount.; Because of certain suggestions made to the Council by the Rotary Club and Business Men's Committees which have studied the problem, certain amendments to existing by-laws in Westmount are being seriously considered and it Was the expressed hope of the meeting that the Council would go further and amend certain existing by-laws which place local merchants at'a disadvantage when competing with merchants in nearby Montreal.Eric Ohman opened the meeting and introduced Donald Ross, Président of the Westmount Busi- mess Men's Association, who gave & detailed account of the-activi- tiles and results secured from committees convened by both tho Rotary Club of.Westmount and the Business Men's Association which had conducted an extensive survey of the eastern business and residential section of the municipality and presented their findings to the City Council with suggestions for improvements, one of which proposed erection of a theatre in the Eastern Section ot estmount.The understanding attitude exhibited by Council mem- hers towards the suggestion of the committees was the subject of favourable comment on the part Of the speaker, who assured his listeners that the Mayor and his council were deeply concerned and would welcome all assisiance | which would tend towards a solution of the\u2019problem.Commenting on the contribution which can be made by the merchants themselves, Mr.Ross paid high praise to -G.A.Couture, proprietor of the Canadian Art and Handicraft, 4250 St.Catherine St., who by dint of effort has succeeded in displaying his goods in so attractive a manner against such a well lighted background as to attract the attention of pedestrians at all hours and urged that others follow the example set and profit thereby.He then introduced Mr, A.W.Callard, President of the West- mount Rotary Club.Speaking for.the Chairman of the Community Service Committee of the Rotary Club of West- mount who was.unable to be present, Mr.Callard reported that \u2018the findings of the Rotary Com.\u2018mittee supported those of the Business Men\u2019s Committee and assured those present that the idea of building e theatre in Eastern Westmount as the first step in a.campaign of progress, met with the hearty approval and support of the Westmount Rotary Club.Mr.Lester was then introduced and quietly he related how he owned land in the Eastern section of the municipality on which he would erect a modern air conditioned fireproof\u2019 theatre, equipped with every modern convenience baving seating capacity for eight hundred people as soon as permission was granted by civic authorities.The speaker added that it was hls own belief that a building permit for the erection of such a project would be issued (Continued on Page 4) Vote As You Like \u2014 But Vote Election Campaign ears Conclusion The numbers of eligible voters An Westmount has decreased con- plderally since the last election, Que to shift of many workers from domestic and commercial employment into the more profitable war plants, a heavy vote is neverthe- ess expected at the polls or Monday.Advance polls opened yesterday, and will remain open today and Saturday from 2 p.m, until 10 p.m.to enable commercial ravellers, railway engineers, Army, Navy and Air Force per- sonel to cast their .votes, The returning offider T.Rus\" Urrows,, 1206.Fort St, points, out that people going to the country or goirg on vacation are not allowed to vote at an advance poll but must cast their vote on Monday in the regular manner, Polls are situated at the City Hall, Victoria Hall, Intermediate High School, King\u2019s School, Queen\u2019s Cchool, Argyle School, Roslyn School, St.Stephen's Church Hall, Westmount Fire Station, 175 Selby St., 4226 St.Catherine St., 356 Elm Avenue, ville438 Victoria Avenue, 460 Victoria Avenue, 96 Somerville Ave- .nue,- 221 Clarke, 19 Chesterfield Avenue, 3645 Westmount Boule- yard, and 2245 Dorchester.WINS ROTARY CONTEST Griffith Marshall, who appeared at the Prelims and in the semifinals of the Rotary Public Speaking Contest, both at Montreal Westward and at the Westmount Clubs, is shown winner of the Finals.L.to R.Vice-President Donald H.Stewart, Griffith Marshall, winner for 1945 and Brother Bernard, Principal of St.Leo\u2019s Academy, with the shield that goes to St.Leo's.Westmount Model Of Efficiency For Canada \u2018The government of Canada should be run just as efficlently as the City of Westmount, and Just as economically,\u201d says Charles Wisdom, Independent candidate for Westmount-St.Antoine.Successive administrations take to themselves more and more tasks, which are nothing less than direct intrusions on the rights of the individual, and, under the guise of helping some section of society, or as a means of redistribution of wealth, take a dollar and a half for every dollar they return.Post-war expenditures of all governments (federal, provincial and municipal) in Canada actual- Iy planned and announced will approximate $2,800,00,0000, which compares with an estimated national Income of $8,500,000,000.Reduced to its simplest terms this means that everyone must work one day out of every three for the Government.The result \u2018will be a lower standard, of living for all but the inefficient, who will be the greatest receivers of this government bounty, The Government is creating a system where the efficient labour for the inefficient and where the industrious labour for the indolent.There are two essential steps to be taken: Reduce instead of Increase the cost of government\u2014Iit inevitably | \"costs government at least twice as much through bureaucratic administration to receive and pay a dollar as it does for private enterprise to receive and pay the same dollar.(Continued on page.4) City Hall Briefs At a recent meeting of the City Council It was announced that parking on \u2018both sides of Wood lavenue from St.Catherine Street to Western Avenue is limited to sixty minutes between the hours of 8 a.m.and 5 p.m.by virtue of by-law 501.The City Hall will be closed on the King's Birthday, June 14, while all other services will function as usual.Due to the Federal! election, Monday, June 11, the regular weekly City Council meeting will be held on Wednesday next.The office in the Greenhouse will be open Saturday afternoon until! 5 p.m.for the convenience of residents wishing to obtain tickets for the tennis courts.PLAYGROUND ADD SUMMER ATTRACTIONS An ambitious programme has heen lined up for the local playgrounds this summer by Superin- and Recreation Supervisor Jim McCormick.Many new facilities have been added to the playgrounds and some of them are lighted activities.Bruce Smaill, male supervisor, at the Staynor playground, has been on duty for a week now and a lady supervisor, Miss Avril Keiller, will start at the same playground , Monday afternoon.Lady playground supervisors will gtart part-time activities in Westmount and Prince .Albert parks on Monday, June 18, and they \u2018will commence their full time duties in the last week of the month.An innovation this year wil] be the appointment of a male supervisor for Westmount Park for nights only.Clary Redding has taken over this position and will start his duties the last week of the month.Activities to be organized before the end of the month ine clude a juvenile softball league, two soccer leagues and a volleyball league.These will all be run on an inter-playground basis with probably two teams from Staynor and at least one from Westmount Park in each loop.Adults will not be neglected, in addition to new lighted facile ities being placed in Westmount Park which includes a nine hole putting course, two horseshoe pitches, shuffleboard, bowling and checkers it {s hoped to organize 8 cycling club to make week-end trips.Another plan is to stage tennis \u201cnights\u201d with a swim and dancing to end up the evening, Flanagan Talks On Fear And Freedom From Cause - The late President Roosevelt listed four basic freedoms that he said we are fighting for in this world of ours\u2014and one of those freedoms is freedom from fear.It seems rather remarkable that certain publicists and propagandists represent the social and political views opposed to the C.C.F.\u2014and that means all those who are backing the old-line parties-\u2014are asking the.electors to determine the way they shall cast their vote on the grounds of fear.It has been shown by reliable authorities that Hitler was backed by the big German industrialists, financiers and landowners and generals.It has been revealed by investigations in the U.S.A.and in Great Britain how complete has been the tie-up between the lieads | a FEA a et .es ga 4 of Big Business In the dictatore ships and in the democracies\u2014so complete that we almost lost: the war.It was all good business.It was not considered to be a moral question \u2014 a question of human lives and human values.But the evil designs of Big Business had later to he redeemed by \u2018blood, sweat and tears\u2019 on the field of battle\u2014the war had to be won b- men, and not by the money power.Neither of the old-line political parties wishes to face the real issue that is fundamental to our society today.Who was it in the past who was holding back the production and the consumption of goods?Not the laborer or the manager, bee cause they are anxious to do a full (Continued on Page 4) tendent of Parks, E.J.Anderson A it PACE TWO , Goltman Pupils Draw Audience Record For Outstanding Recital Tudor Hall was the scene of the twelfth annual pianoforte concert by pupils of Frances Goltman and the event attracted such a large number of people that extra seats had to be added and many had to stand throughout the evening.Interest was demonstrated by great applause, the audience recalling many students and numerous encores were given.The concert \"began with the younger pianists, whose excellent training was in evidence in short numbers.These included Mary Ruth Wayland, Donald Morrell, Margery Klein, Maureen Donohue, Beatrice Carmichael, Patsy Swit- zer, Martha Herman, George Olsen, Shriley Ann Moser, Conrad Cohen, Jerry Held, and Wendy Child.Catherine Folkins showed a fine tone in Birthday Waltz and Enid Breslow musical ability in a Tarantella.A Cossack Dance was played with good rhythm by Joan Davis as was an Engel Mazurka by Sally Gourlay.Carol Rosen- blatt showed talent in a Waltz and Sheila Leboff played a Russian Dance well.À clever little girl, Judith Gold played a Spanish Dance with much spirit and earned an encore, Lilliana-.Vocisano rendered a Gypsy Dance well and Margaret Cregan displayed a good touch in a Mazurka.Two talented children, Louise Appleton, who played a Country Dance and Vita Horo- vitch, who rendered Curious Story, each had to respond with an encore, Raymonde Grant played a Sonatina beautifully and was recalled for an encore.Janet Booz was heard in a Spanish Dance and Rustic Chapel earned an encore for Susanne Herman.A March by Wright was very well played by Ruth Goldwater and Joan Lanham rendered Valetta by Krogmann.Great applause was accorded Gloria Fine and Marilyn Lapedis for their excellent rendition of the Parade of the Wooden Soldiers.Phyllis Booz played Song of India and Lois Klein was heard th a catchy Rustic Dance.Three autstanding pupils, with splendid musical ability were Shirley Rush- ton, Nancy Comerford, and Beverley Grossman.They displayed Rotary Award Scholarships During July Herbert Welham was nominated chairman of the committee to administer the newly established Rotary scholarships at a meeting held by the Rotary Club of West- mount.The two scholarships are open to candidates from among students at Westmount High School and St.Leo\u2019s Academy.Candidates for the two scholarships will be chosen this month and the scholarships will be awarded in the month of July.Principals of both Westmount High School and St.Leo's School were nominated as members of the committee which also includes W.G.Moxley, Walter Murray, and À.W.Callard.It was announced that the win- pers of the two scholarships would not be restricted to their use at a university.Those planning courses at technical or trade schools are also eligible.Funds for the scholarships will be drawn from the proceeds of the 15th Annual Carnival of the Rotary Club of Westmount held in Westmount Park from Tuesday.June 19, to Saturday, June 23 inclusive.In addition to the scholarships, a further part of the funds derived from the proceeds of the carnival will he devoted to three regular charitable undertakings of the Westmount Rotary Club, the Jullus Richardson Convalescent Hormæe at Chateauguay, Montreal Children'§; Hospital and the Unity Boys\u2019 Club, sparkling fingers, good tone and excellent technique in a Rondo by Diabelli, the famous Paderewski Minuet and a Tarantella by Plec- zonka and received such applause that each responded with an encore.Jennifer Sheldon showed fine tone in a Wagner number and Hinda Cohen was heard in a jolly Hornpipe.A- Waltz by Thoma was admirably played by Shirley Rit- chie and Gloria Fine showed ability in an excerpt from the Grieg Concerto.Schubert\u2019s Marche Militaire was played in fine spirit by Marilyn Lapedis and Mary Werle- man received an ovation for her rendition of Rustle of Spring by Sinding and added an encore.As a finale to the very successful concert the pupils assembled on the platform and Miss Golt- man thanked the enthusiastic audience for thier keen interest.Miss Goltman was presented with a gorgeous basket of flowers and bouquets as a tribute from the pupils in appreciation for her great efforts and the concert ended with the singing of the National Anthem, \u2014 T.R.M.Band Concert- Westmount Park Held On Monday The second band concert of the year will be held this Monday evening in Westmount Park.The band of the Royal Montreal Regiment by kind permission of Lt.- Col.H, G.Brewer, M.C.,, under the leadership of Captain T.E.Jackson, will supply the music, commencing at §.15 p.m, Last week\u2019s concert was harried by the constant rain and it is hoped better weather will prevail so that residents may enjoy the music.This week's program is ag follows: March: \u2018Liberty Bell\u201d - Sousa; Overture: \u201cSafari\u201d - Holmes; Humoresque: \u201cThree Blind Mice\u201d - Hinchey; Modern Transcription: \u2018\u2018Stormy Weather\u201d - arr.Bennett; Selection: \u201cMaytime\u2019 - Romberg.Intermission, March Selection: \u201cColonel Bogey on Parade\u2019 - Alford; Spanish Serenade: \u201cLa Paloma\u201d - Yradier; Skit: \u2018The Old Gray Mare\u201d - Stacey; Selection: \u201cSounds From England\u201d - Lan- gey; March: \u2018\u2018Anchors Aweigh\u201d - Zimmerman, God Save.The King.OIL PAINTER.Philip Dorn, M.-G.-M.actor, is doing from memory a series of oil paintings of childhood scenes of his native Holland.HEADS PARISH Mrs.V.Heeney, of 469 Strath- cona avenue, Westmount, is chairman of the Parish of the Ascension of Our Lord organization in the June 9-18 campaign in which St.Mary's Hospital seeks $50,000 with which to liquidste its 1944 Operating deficit.WINS STARDOM Pa The tip of Hollywood\u2019s magic wand has touched one of Montreal's most attractive and talented radio personalities \u2014 Katia Orkoff.Miss Orkoff is one of the leading contestants chosen from all over Douglas\u2019s, The Robe.sketch of Salome, Katia Orkoff, Francine Berthal, is a well known Russian and American parents, she December appeared as a guest star the United States and Canada in the search for the unknown girl who will be shot to stardom overnight when she is given the role of Salome in _the forthcoming Frank Ross technicolor production of Lloyd C.Closely resembling U.S.Seaman Jay Robinson's prize winning known in French radio circle as local singer and actress.Born of was brought up in Morocco where her father was stationed with the French Foreign Legion, The possessor of a deep, torchy voice, Katia Orkoff headlined the revue at the fashionable night club, El Morocco in 1942 and last on the French Kraft Music Hall.Somerset Maugham tells a story about a night porter at the Dor- chester Hotel, London.who went home to breakfast and as he ate his kipper, remarked to his wife: \u201cShut the window, dearie, will vou.It\u2019s a bit chilly this morning.\u201d She began to giggle.\u201cThere ain't no window, dear,\u201d she replied.\u2018\u2018I quite forgot to tell you, we was bombed last night.\u201d \u201cHe roared with laughter,\u201d adds Mr.Maughan.\u2018 *» *% » \u201cOnce upon a time there was a professor who became s0 dull that even his colleagues noticed it,\u2018 declares \u2018\u2018The Pleasures of Publishing\u201d \u2014 Columbia University Press house organ.\u201cOne day he dreamed that he was lecturing to a large group of inattentive students and woke up to discover it was true.\u201d # * + From \u201cG.I.Songs,\u201d edited by Edgar A.Palmer: THE K.P.GUY (Melody: Sweet Adeline) Oh,-K.P.guy, ust guard your eye, Don\u2019t.let those onions make you cry, Remember please, sneeze, try not to An Attic Salt-Shaker By W.Orton Tewson charming which led a little boy, when told not to mention a coming guest's amputated foot, to say, \u201cNo, and when I get to Heaven, I won\u2019t say anything to John the Baptist about his head!\u201d * * LJ Told by the Rev.S.Baring- Gould, author of \u201cOnward, Christian Soldiers\u201d (in his memoirs): There was a butcher in Hor- bury, Yorkshire, a very worthy man\u2019 named James Walker, who possessed an old-fashioned barometer in a wooden case, 2 ft.6 in.long.At a rainy time the glass persisted in standing at \u201cfair,\u201d then mounted to \u2018\u2018set fair\" on a pouring day.This was too much for James\u2019 patience.He unhooked the barometer from the wall, carried it to the window, and holding it up there, said: \u2018Look out yonder, lass! Dost thou see t'rain streamin\u2019 down?And thou sayest \u2018set fair\u2019! I'll teach thee to tell lees!\u2019 And he smashed the glass on the window-sill.0 GOD! O MONTREAL! \u201cFrequently I had heard the exclamation: \u2018O God! O Mont- The Doctor's Column\u2019 By Dr.J: B.Warren - Swelling of Feet If you have swelling of feet, ankles, or legs it can be caused by a simple.condition\u2014acidosis\u2014 or « more serious condition\u2014a failing: heart.In acidosis water tends to drain down to feet during the day and by night, swelling .i# quite noticeable.By taking a little baking soda daily and eating more raw vegetables, swelling usually disappears.: If swelling of feet 18 caused by a failing heart your physician may prescribe a drug such as digitalis to drive water out through the kidneys.and strengthen and regulate the heart action.(Copyright) NEW HAT FOB BABY.Contender for the \u201cbest dressed baby in Hollywood\u201d is three-month-old Patricia Ann Sterling, daughter of screen star Ann Sothern and Lieut.Robert Sterling.This week \u2014- Miss Sothern visited a filmland \u201cXX real!\u2019 \u201d says 'G.B.Stern, the novelist \u201cAnother Part of the Forest)\"; \u201cbut not until I got among (Samuel) Builer\u2019s \u2018Note-Books\u2019 did I discover that it was the refrain of an amusing satifical poem he had written on discovering that a custodian of the Montreal Museum of Natural History had stowed away a statue of the Greek Discobolus in a lumber-room because he thought it \u2018rather vulgar\u2019: : \u201c \u2018The Discobolus is put here because he is vulgar\u2014 He has neither vest nor pants with which to cover his limbs; I, Sir, am a person of most respectable connections\u2014 My brother-in-law is haberdasher to Mr.Spurgeon, O God! O Montreal!\u201d \u2018Mr.Spurgeon\u201d was the famous English preacher, the Rev.C.H, Spurgeon, of the Metropolitan Tabernacle, London.æ æ [J Reminiscing about her experl- ences on the lecture platform, G.B.Stern tells this one: \u201cOnce, in England, when I was lecturing on \u2018Family Life down the Ages, in Fiction, Drama and Fact,\u2019 a lady sitting in the front row, her corsage crusted with diamonds, and her snow-white hair piled.Pelion upon Osa, rose majestically in the hush after I had finished, and demanded: \u201c \u2018What about Boadicea?\u2019 + » % \u2018I was stunned.I could not see then, nor do I see now, where Boadicea hitched on, so to speak, to family life.Had she any family life?If so, ît had been kept from me.The majestic lady waited with some patience.Then: \u2018Surely she ought to have been included?\u2019 I stamimered: \u2018Yes, yes, of course, I don\u2019t know how I could have left her out.\u2018Thank you,\u2019 said the Jady with snow-white hair piled high.And seated herself again.\u201d \u201cMight it have been Boadicea herself, reincarnated?\u201d suggests Miss Stern.Because we have to eat that grub, Oh, K.P, guy! + 4 * The train of thought is rather _\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 FOUND The following articles DR.E.M.GALARNEAU Surgeon-Dentist 312 LANSDOWNE AVE.(Between Sherbrooke & Western) DExter 7030 have been found at or .ln- the vicinity of King George Park and they may be claimed at the comfort sta- .tion In that park upon.proper identification; -ever- sharp pencil; signet.ring; .fountain pen; prayer.book (French); one steel earring.HOWARD S.ROSS K.C.Barrister and Solicitor | Telephone 57 St.James se.West HA.9238 : rT.VAT EC ATTIC RII I IRIE IST (in her reminiscences, ; adie \u2018 \u2018hic 3 ) 0 FH righ Speed.Cainoras, and Slow: dion Projection\u201d.was the.ne activi of an address by V.0.Mar- of .the \"Northern .Electric pany before members %f- \u2018the \\ mount + Rotary Club.at \u201cthe ly meeting held in the Vie- Halls .- - A e speaker illustrated his in- Buctory remarks in clarifying ner by the showing of a film at can you do with one four- andth of a second\u201d which rex 3 nv flluminating fashion the en al \u2018 degree of perfection shed, in \u2018the manufactire of 8 i speed: \u2018cameras and the points eh.the speaker did not stress sg\\use he- said \u2018he did not wish Wecome tos technical.\u201d 1 the.ordinary film showing [@rate of photography equalled Ka rats of projection while if a \u2018on made a circle in the air : his finger in the time of one \\ nd, & slow motion projection Much an action would coincide I} \u201cthe time taken, whereas a a motion showing of the iden- action by a high speed cam- with highly developed photo- magnification Increases klime to four minutes and ten A nds, |e high speed camera, the Eker said, developed as the lt of the demands made by -'ern industry and the contri- Jon made by this photographic \u2018pment in the industrial world av justifies its development, it has aided in advancing the tk of many engaged in such \u2018ed activities as ballistics, au- Mobiles, aeronautics and medi- { h atroduced by Doug Shanahan, speaker was thanked on be- of the members by J.H.on in a nicely rounded talk, of and to the point.allots were distributed to ubers for the purpose of vot- on the entry into membership \u2026 W.Taylor, Director General RS.Consulate, Trade Section, Marians MacAndrews and Ivar- fulfilled the functions of scru- Weers and announced an affir- \u2018ive result.» arian Bill Moxley invited nbers to attend a dance be- & HA tonight in the \u201cY\u201d by Unity Boys Club and assur- them that their presence auld serve a dual purpose.Qarnival news was dispensed S.B.Cayford, who painted \u2018a ) fe.L SILVER A > ea Class Ladies\u2019 and Men's TAILOR kad assortment of Imported goods always In stock.À \u2018pairing, cleaning and pressing | L 4883 SHERBROOKE WEST Elwood 0082 band.i i | PAINTING | AND DECORATING ARPENTRY REPAIRS | Claanet, Neatest and Most oh In Town A.Bethune | (ego Suggestions and ie Free Pr RE A acconimodatio 8 lighting fixtures had entailed\u2019 ex tra expense, which Gould - \u2018only.be.met by everv member expending a little \u2018extra\u2019 energy.Lo rae X President Callard occupied the chair and announced the Rotary \u2018District Conference held at Brock-| ville in\u2019 June;.and stated.that A.A.Boire and Ted Harrison .were the official \u2018delegates from West- mount.- He informed those present that the club had admitted eleven new members since New Year, Visitors present were J.Morr!- son from Edmonton, and the Rev.A.H.Plummer, Sable Falls, New York, the latter was honoured by members singing a verse of \u201cMy Country \u2018tts of Thee\u201d at the close of the dinner.Two Men Hurt In Accident When the driver of an automobile travelling south on Clarke avenue failed to observe the stop sign at the intersection a car going in a westerly direction on\u2019 Western avenue crashed into it.Maurice -Lalonde, 20, residing at 4 Burton avenue, and his friend Bernard Hetu were injured and taken to the Western Hospital in a patrol car for treatment.Dr.A.Deforge who was passing rendered first aid and Constable A.Larkin atiended to police details.Irene Nichols Concert Based On Sweet Shop The Annual Recital of the pupils of Irene Nichois, L.R.S.M.(London) will take place at West- mount Intermediate High School next Tuesday evening at 7.156 p.m.This year the concert will take the form of an operetta.based on the story of a Scotchman, Laird Hogg, who is anxious to purchase sweets and get the most value for fj his money.The shopkeeper, Joan Petch, brings out her stock of candy and the children representing different confections try to tempt the buyer by rendering piano selections.The Sweet Shop will be presented In the same informal manner as previous recitals, so that even beginners of à few months may become accustomed to playing In public without strain or embarrassment.Since the beginning of the war the proceeds these annual concerts have béen given to some worthy cause and this year the money will be contributed to the new building fund of thè Sailors\u2019 Institute.\u2018 Many National Film Board productions such as these in the \u201cWorld in Action\u2019 series are translated into several languages and sent \u2018to difterent parts of the \u2018world.\u201c 0 + x, BILL BATEMAN = ~ LS \u2018FORUM GROCERY Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, \u20182209 St.Catherine West WE DELIVER .LICENSED 'GROCER Cigarettes, etc.(Near The Forum) .\u2018Fl.4744 4 RAY BATEMAN: - For \"displaying the utmost fortitude, courage and devotion te duty in various operations against the enemy,\u201d award of the Distinguished Flying Croes is announced to Fit.-Lt, Wm.(Bill) Maxwell Bateman, R.A.F., 25, elder son of Mr.and Mrs.Normen S.Bateman, 4810 Queen Mary Road.He enlisted at Ottawa with the R.C.A.F.Trained at Aylmer, Pendieton and Camp Borden where he graduated as a pilot with the rank of Pilot Officer, he transferred to a special course in navigation at Summerside, PEL, and preceeded overseas in July 1943.Assigned to the R.A.F.76th Squadron, he has flown a \u201cHalifax\u201d on many operations over Germany, A brother, Pte.Raynard {Ray) Mara Bateman, 19, attended Westmount High in 1942-43, enlisted as a parstrooper in the U.S.Army in July 1944, trained at Fort Benning, Ga., and has been overseas since March this year in action with the 101st division of the Ist airaarne army.Both are nephews of G.C.Bateman, formerly metals controller for Canada, and now Canadian Representative on the Combined Production and Resources Board and of A.M.Bateman, former metals controller in the United States, now both resident in Washington.Queen\u2019s School Display Of Art Shows Talent The scholars have reason to be proud of the recent display of Art and Sewing held in the gymnasium of Queen's School, Oliver avenue during the past two weeks The exhibit shows in clear manner the hard work and the high standard of work accomplished by Principal R.N.Bag- nell, his staff of teachers, and the pupils under their charge., The exhibits are excellent and are such that the parents of the pupils in the Queen's School District can be justly proud, it being difficult to single out the work of any particular class or pupli.Work by the pupils of the kindergarten, Grade 2, Grade 5 girls, and Grade 6 boys deserves special mention, individual talent is evident in the work by boys of Grade 5 which in turn reflects the benefit of the fine training the pupils have received.During the exhibition War Saving Stamps were sold and the year | school's objective for the was reached and passed, SWIM MEET The N.D.G.Y.M.C.A.will hold a swimming meet for all boy men- bers on Monday at 1.30 p.m.There will be separate events for the various age groups and special events for the beginner group.RUGS r WASHED PEPAIPED ry 7 GROUP CONCERT This evening at 9 o'clock in the Westmount Public Library, the Westmount Music Apprecta- tion Group will present their last concert of this season, consisting of the following All-Russian program of recorded music: Symphony No.5, opus 47 PAGE THREE Junior High Hears Thomas On Clean-Up \u201d .With this year\u2019s clean-up campaign completed, Westmount school students are already planning their own campaign for next | year.Executive members of the Students\u2019 Council of Westmount Junior High School held a meeting with Joseph Thomas, general chairman of this year's drive and found out how the campaign operates and what it strove to.achieve.Civic officials .of Westmount déclare that the greatest menace to a clean city is the thoughtless citizen, young and old, who discards candy, gum, and cigarette packages on the streets.The council members had their own ideas on this angle.John Fother- ingham, president of the council suggesting that the co-operation of manufacturers be sought in asking users of their products not to discard the carton in public places.Other suggestions for arousing interest among school children were made, and these included poster and essay contests, It was arranged that the children should approach the municipal association for its support and that posters for next year's campaign should be offered to the schools, Mr.Thomas was asked by the students to see that the students\u2019 council was notified of next year's campaign well in advance so that the children might plan their own participation.(Dmitri Shostakovich).Symphony No.5, in E minor, opus 64 (Piotr Ilych Tschaikow- sky).The public are cordially invited, OTE 4s you UKE.\u2014- br VOTE! SALADA TEA GARDEN SUPPLIES | TOPSOIL \" Specially Treated Loam for Gardens and Lawns $4 per Load \u2014 $7 Double Load.phone DE.8481 x 6051 WESTERN AVE.| vv i Kiwanis (lb Proudly Presents The Kiwanettes The Kiwanettes, Misses Irene Cannon, Cecile Croteau, Connie Paniels, Hilda Hanson, Jean Jones, Kay Kennedy, , Evaline Kent, Joan Littler, Betty Pond, Kitty Raine and Dorothy Wells, give of their time and their talent without any remuneration whatever except the satisfaction of knowing that they too are doing their full share in winning the Victory.Mrs.Senecal, Anita Levac, Ronnie Enkel, Jack Leblance and Nat Grosin too are doing their share freely with the same satisfaction, end Kiwanian Pat Marrazza, hardworking Production Manager, has à -very proud record in patriotic entertainments in all armed forces.The Kiwanis Club of Montreal since its inception in 1917 has always been interested in the men in the armed forces.Since the last war they have put on fortnightly ¢oncerts dusing the winter months as well as many outdoor attractions during the summers such as ball games, boxing tournaments, etc., at the Mill- tary Hospital at St.Annes.Approximately two million cigarettes have been sent overseas to members of the armed forces A large percentage of Club members are donors to the Red Cross Blood Clinic.The Club sponsors the No.39 Montreal Kiwanis Air Cadet Squadron, holders of the Walsh Drill Proficiency Shield in 1943 and in 1944.The ladies of the Kiwanis Branch of the Red Cross have finished over 40,000 articles and a very busy Committee is husy placing returned veterans (handicapped through wounds, etc.) in suitable positions.In addition to the above, the peace-time activities of bettering the community, of working among ehildren, especially the underprivileged, have been carried on as usual.The orderly officer received a|.complaint about the issue of bread.\u201cSoldiers should not make a fuss about trivialities, my man,\u201d he said.\u201cIf Napoleon had had that bread when he was crossin the Alps, he\u2019d have eaten it with delight.\u201d \u201cYes, sir,\u201d said 4&he lance- corporal, \u201cbut it was fresh then.\u201d MONTREAL KIWANIS VARIETY TROOP SHOW \u201cThe Kiwanettes\u201d on stage: Connie Daniels, Cecile Croteau, Jean Jones, Marjorie Esmer, Hilda Hanson, Kay Kennedy, Dorothy Wells, Joan Littler, Betty Pond, frene Cannen.% = \u201c : Le - > \\ \u2019 a FN Sh ese EC Saab ange VE 21e dé, \u2014nn tee 2 À = ~ SN (Continued trop Ft \u2018Page 1 Devise.à tax sÿstem whe \u2018the pe ple know what \u2018taxes | pay oa what they, get \u201cfor tig will automatically: they are.José value for money, & concer demand for ecoy {in goverment spending.\u2018er spendiñüg by government {the - people's hard-earned mg Redistribution of national à central bureaucratic authd or at the instigation of pres grouBs.The only sound permanent way to redistrig the national Income is à strengthening the bargaining sition of labour and farmers.example, corporation Flanagan Talks (Continued from Page 1) day\u2019s work for a full day's day.Let us discard all our political party prejudices, and we shall find it possible to arrive at only one decision\u2014that the health and].welfare of the individual, the happiness of the community, the contentment of the nation and the peace of the world are mainly, if not entirely, a monetary problem.The Liberal and Tory parties are compelled to follow the rules of an antiquated system.In whose interests were coffee, cocoa, wheat, oranges, pigs, herrings destroyed when so many people were going hungry?Certainly not in the interests of the people.In whose interests has the currency of any country been inflated and then dèflated\u2014if not for the benefit of the moneylender?The only party that offers you a deliberately-chosen alternative to the old school of thought in this: Dominion is the C.C.F.\u2014and it is on that ground, and that [ground alone that we ask for your vote in next Monday's.election.What do the Liberals and the Tories offer to do about it?Noth- ing\u2014it is a sacred structure to them.Their appeal to you is almost solely on the basis of fear and a selfish policy of \u201cSafety First)\u2019.The C.C.F.offers the adventure of new ways, and the sacrifices involved in working for à common cause\u2014the cause of the real welfare of all the people.Now That VICTORY Is Here Plan Your Future Success Become a qualified Enroll Now! Day and Evening Classes in ELECTRICAL or RADIO ENGINEERING.technician in one of Canada\u2019s LARGEST practical schools.YOU Too Can Earn BIG Money Write for \u2026-\u2026-2-2-:Z2-2>-:>2-,2>-\"-0 CANADIAN SCHOOL OF ELECTRICITY 282 ONTARIO STREET WEST MONTREAL, P.Q.Name .Street City \"neue ortro.6scc0c0e Residence Course .teses srr esean Tn ave.PrOV, cecvveosvorcessouus « Correspondence Course .Information steucoss 0 vécccsucaneneceuB2O 15e Lukes ve | * ~ * Special Services marking the 20th Anniversary of tbe United Church of Canada will be observed morning and evening in St.Luke's this.Sunday.The minister, Rev.Ralph E.Spencer, Monday next will show whether you are afraid for yourself, for your bank-account, your insur- ance-policy, your property in this world\u2014or whether you are willing to put {firat things first, whether you understand the issues properly, whether you are willing to see that all people in this world are to be given equal opportunities in education and in life, whether you wish to perpetuate the triumph of property rights over personal rights.The C.C.F.has against it the most powerful money interests in Canada the country of the monopolists.It has no appeal to you but faith in the ultimate rightness of its cause\u2014and the answer that your reason will give on election day.Freedom from fear\u2014and the late President Roosevelt knew whereot he spoke\u2014is a dynamic thing.It can make you move, and move in the right direction.The C.C.F.party is not for those who are easily dominated by the fear motive.Rotary (Continued from Page 1) soon after the City Council was convinced that such an innovation is aeceptable to the citizens of Westmount.In seeking the support of the Business Men's Association Mr.poll of public opinion now being Eastern section on the issue would be an invaluable aid in persuading the members of the City Council of the benefits accruing from the presence of a theatre in the district and suggested that in his own personal experience the erection of a theatre in a locality was followed by an influx into the neighboorhood of new types of modern business ventures, which provide complete shopping facili- ites lo all residing within that area, Speaking on the proposed venture Mr.Lester said that he preferred building in this section for two reasons, primarily because the elegant structure would be the réalization of his life long ambition to erect a buliding which would incorporate the ideas he] had accumulated during thirty years spent in the amusement field.8econdly the structure would stend in a non-competitive zone, free from whiplash competition and concluded by saying that each resident must assist in settling the issue.! #) preach in the morning on the will The way you cast your ballot on\" Lester said that he believed the] taken by the merchants in the| -smount in many instances much as $1,000 per empl The adoption of.\u2018this prog Inevitably there willg All parties now plan for a - | | comes cannot be accomplished 4 + tax D > theme, \u201cLead on, O King Eter- How much of\u2018 this income Bal!\u201d \u2018 these responsible for prod.4 Rev.R.C.Tait, B.D, called Tecelve when it is passed thro this week to become minister of the hands of the bureaucrat Plymouth United \u20achurch, Sher-| brooke, will be the special speaker.The Young People will be in charge of the evening gervice.An envelope offering will] be taken on Sunday for the Reconstruction of Protestant Charches in Europe.Members of St.Luke's are urged to be present at both services on Sunday.Strangers and friends will be warmly welcomed.The following names have been added to St.Luke's Honour Roll since January, 1945; Atkinson, S.; Chute, M.E.; Goodson, A.; LeClair, D.R.; Walker, J.and Walker, W.St.Luke's Pack will meet at the new Boy Scout Headquarters on Friday night, June 8th, at 7.30 p.m.On Saturday the Pack will go on a hike, and are requested to be at the Church by 10 a.m.The Congregational and Sunday School Picnic will be held on Saturday, June 23rd, at St.Helen's Island.body organized \u2018on impartia tional lines which is qualifirg probe the complexities of a 7 ern industrial society in orc determine and recommend - measures which must be add by the nation to achieve the est standard of living for th dividuals comprising the n THE MYSTERY OF IODI So important is iodine healer, food and germicide, ¢ special bureau has been for disseminate the new know\" that has come to light of the tery of lodine.Iodine is the perfect germicide.Yet a lack kills animals.Why?The uses and behavior o: remarkable element are more and more extensively str as its importance in indc agriculture and medicine ar.coming recognized.; ing High Sch S à Glasses June 11 te September 12, 1945 Open te students In all grades of the high school including students - entering for the frat time.Partial course students also will be admitted.Grade 8 Mathematics Grade [1 English Literature [ .i \u2018 1 Grade 8 Social Science Grade 11 English Composition ! Grade 9 English ope Grade n Algebre _ Eu Or 1 Grom | Grade 10 Kology Grade || Chemistry | Grade 10 Algebre Grade 11 History ' Information from the Registrar 9 146 Drummond Street, Montreal, MA.8331 Sir George Williams High School OPERATED BY SIR GEORGE WILLIAMS COLLEGE OF THE MONTREAL Y.M.C.A.: \u2018 4 = 7 SIR GEORGE WILLIAMS BUSINESS SCHOOL (A unit of Sir George Fi} Liaps Cf College) (of the Montreal Y.M New classes every month School open 12 months a year ; DAY DIVISION ] General Office course \u2014 Bookkeepers' course Stenographic course \u2014 Secretarial course i Subjects include Shorthand, Typewriting, 1 Stenographic Practice, Bookkeeping, respon-| Arithmetic, Business English and Correspon-| dence, Spelling, Business French, Office Practices, Business Office Machines, Filing, - Principles of Business, Employment Guidance EVENING DIVISION .A similar range of business subjects together with a group of technical subjects.Information from the Director 4, 1441 DRUMMOND ST., MONTREAL, MA.8551 \\ mr ES\u201d ; ; ss .# i i, \u2014 Create one scientific réséas Ps i) y 3 A a 0S t - Le | \"= Ÿ y + rer 1 .auth D.M.Edmonds W.P.Montgomery pres \u201cTHE BLUE BULLETS\u201d \u2018 1nd dir ) Douglas M.Edmonds, 4536 Hampton Avenue; Production Man- is § ager, who goes overseas with the Troupe, and W.P.Montgomery, 3782 ning Draper Avenue, who signed the notice the trip was official.ners.5 atl résd : rtiais lie, ie 3 fa orc] 3 ad (à add § he | tb Eu , One of only two Montreal Con- DORE cert Parties in 17 to be invited DI LA Overseas and one in only five accorded this distinction throughout all Canada, what was only fairly general knowledge concerning \u201cThe Blue Bell Bullets,\u201d has received official confirmation of the By Auxiliary Ald Asscciaiion, Telephone Employees of Montreal Fund, who reveal that much time and considerable work have prepared the way for the venture.Douglas M.Edmonds, 4536 Hampton Avenue, is production manager of The Bullets and will take the troupe over in that capacity.W.P.Montgomery, who signed the notice, lives at 3782 Draper Avenue, and the A.A.A.President is Paul A.McFarlane, Bell Telephone Co.Vice-President, 637 Sydenham Avenue, West- mount.As far back as February last an official approach was made to \u201cThe Blue Bell Bullets.\u201d It is an established fact that Canadian troops still in the European theatre of operations want Canadian- type entertainment and a request ho for it was placed with National à Defence Headquarters.This led 3 ; directly to a sounding-out of vari- \"A ous organizations sponsoring troop 4 entertainment in Canada and: our; Association was immediately 1n- volved.8 Fine The overseas unit must be eon- x fined to 25 persons against the regular eomplement of some 40 performers and technicians.Each member troupe who is able to go bas undergone documentation, Army medical examination, has _ received necessary innoculations, \u201cand is being issued clothing and other necessities for a four- months\u2019 journey under Military authority and discipline.\u201cThe Blue Bell Bullets\u201d have met all requirements to qualify the overseas unit to accept the official invitation.The Company p has given unqualified approval to the preparations.The AAA, 2 Executive Committee has author- a ized a continuance of the going- J rate payments of $340 monthly toward support of the show overseas just as it would have done if the troupe remained in operation within M.D.4 during June, July, August and September, All fs in readiness for the troupe's Journey.Information has Just bene received that an order in council issued by the Privy Coun- ¢11 has been approved and provides for the transportation, ac- cominodation and sustenance of .the troupe while overseas, 1 8 | = LS jrs | boy, I always ate the erusts.\u201d AS \u201c Ftimie and-asked if it were so=.Buddy: Mr.Kay: \u201cMy dear, see that tug drawing all those barges?It's a perfect picture of life.The tug is like the man, working and toiling, while the barges, like women, are\u2014\u201d Mrs.Kay (with a smile): \u201cYes, and the tug does all the blowing, while.the barges bear all the burden.\u201d -~ Abee: \u201cHow has your brother been since he got mgrried?\u201d Cedie: \u2018Oh, well enough, but his wife treats him like one of those Grecian gods.\u201d Abee: \u2018Meaning what?\u201d \u2018Cedie: \u2018She places burnt offerings before him at every meal.\u201d Father: \u201cWhen I was a little Sonny Boy: Dad?\u201d Father: them.\u201d Sonny Boy: have mine.\u201d \u201cI had a great many more patients this time last year.1 wonder where they have gone?\u201d \u201cWe can only hope for the best.\u201d \u2018\u2018Did you like them, \u201cOf course I Hked \u201cThen \u2018you can Query: \u201cIf you put a mama duck and five little ducks in'a box and shake them, what would you have?\u201d Answer: \u201cA box of quackers.\u201d Blakken: \u201cWhat your idea ot an optimist?\u201d Blew: \u2018\u201cA fellow who's broke, going to a restaurant and ordering oysters, in the hope he'll be able to pay for his dinner with the pearl.\u201d Professor: \u201cHave you been through Calculus?\u201d Jim: \u201cDo you hours?\u201d Joe: \u201cNo.Only the regulation length\u2014sixty minutes each.\u201d work long A certain famous motor-car manufacturer advertised that he had put a car together in seven minutes, The next evening he was called on the phone at dinner fleult assignment and real hard work.The troupe deserves congratulations and a hearty sendoff to do a job all know they will \u201cYes,\u201d was the reply.\u201cWhy?\u201d 12 \u201cOh, jothing: But I believe Ive -pof \u2018the night about a hat you _ bought last week?\u201d \u2018 Freshman: \u201cNat.sinless.I 1 passed way from Iowa, you know,\u2019 \u201d Lulu: \u201cIf you were half à man you\u2019d take me.to the circus tomorrow.\u201d \u201cHoney, if I were halt a man I'd be in the circus.\u201d \u201cSign outside.farmhouse to keep away tramps: \u201cWe are vegetarians, but our dog isn't.\u201d 2 a.m.and a lady phoned the president of a large department store.After long ringing, a sleepy, gruff voice answered.\u201cThis is Miss \u2018Gruntled,\u201d said the lady in sugary tones.*I just \u2018had to call \u2018you personally to tell, store last week is simply stunning.\u201d .sense! - This-is going to be a very dif- eR AG ES boutons + CHU Cnam er he a Anas do- well, through at night.I came all the.you that the hat I bought at your | : \u2018\u201cl\u2019m surely delighted to hear it,\u201d yawned the president.\u201cBut \u2018madam, why call me in the middle .\u201cBecause,\u201d she replied sweetly, \u201cyour truck just delivered it.\u201d Talkative Lady (on board ship): \u201cCan you swim?\" Sailor: \u201cOnly.at times, ma'am.\u201d T.L.: \u201cOnly at times! How strange; and \u201cwhen do these moments of ability come to you?\u201d Sailor: \u201cWhen I am in the water, ma\u2019 am.ne \u201cAre you looking for something in men\u2019s clothing, sir?\" asked the shop-walker to a harassed-looking customer, .\u201cCertainly not,\u201d was the reply.\u201cI'm looking for something in women's clothing.I've lost my wife.\u201d \u201cD'you Know, Mrs.\u2018Arris, I sometimes wonder if me \u2019usband'\u2019s grown tired of me.\u201d JUST PLAIN SENSE! | N The Canadian people have \u2018made a magnificent contribution to the common victory in Europe.The Liberal administration - can say with honesty and justice: This is the Government which has directed Canada\u2019s war effort at home and abroad.This is the Government which during the war worked out a | program of full employment À and social reform.These things are now a matter of record and of common- - knowledge.\u201cWhatever makes you say that, Mrs.'Iggs?\u201d \u201cWell, 'e ain't been \u2018ome for seven years.\u201d A salesman taking his bride South on their honeymogn visited 2 hotel where they boasted of their fine honey.\u201cSambo,\u201d he asked the colored waiter, \u201cwhere's my honey?\u201d \u201cAh don\u2019 know, boss,\u201d replied Sambo, eyeing the lady cautiously, \u2018she don\u2019 work here no mo\u2019.\u201d Friendly Lot Naive Nellie: \u201cI think it's wonderful that our servicemen are such a happy lot.\u201d Mother: \u201cWhat makes you say, that?\u201d \u201cWhy, whenever vou pass them they're always whistling.\u201d Husband: \u201cThe shirt bought me is too big.\u201d Wife: \u201cOf course it's too big, You don't think I'd lef the store keeper know Pd married a little shrimp like vou!\u201d you e - i g | pers Tole ; rene ar Se ae ri merge On the basis of its record the choice of Prime Minister King\u2019s party to form the next Government of Canada is a matter of just plain Let the Liberal Government finish its work | VOTE LIBERAL PUBLISHED BY THE NATIONAL LIBERAL COMMITTER Nigro co or a PAGE SIX ue THE EXAMINER Published Every Friday by * THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.Weinut 2773 % to be a: independent, clean deveted te public service.1945 \u201cThe Examiner\u201d aims newspaper for the home, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 8, GET OUT AND VOTE!\" Monday is election day\u2014the day when every British subject in Canada, freeborn and of mature age, takes part in the choice of the men who will administer the destinies of the country for the coming five years.The choice this election is important, as important as at the beginning of the war, for the years ahead are full of uncertainty.Think over the situation carefully, weigh the issues and the claims of the various parties appealing for your support, and then get out and vote.It is important that we, a democratic country, exercise that franchise.Let's make it a record vote! THE PERFECT WIFE If your wife\u2014 Prefers talking about your problems to bridge; Contends that your receding scalp adds dignity to your appearance; « Attributes a few of the children\u2019s good points, to you; Lays out your evening clothes; Locates mislaid collar buttons, watch chains and spectacles; Keeps a diary with generous accounts of your doings; Suggests a pick-up when your head is bursting; line Approves of your business friends, and enjoys entertaining them in her home; Puts your business ahead of pleasure; Cuts instead of enlarging the family budget; Takes care of \u201cthank you\u201d notes and installment payments; Keeps vour wardrobe neat and mended; Plans social engagements so that you will not miss hall a night of sleep twice in succession; tel 4 - A of Would rather eat at \u2018home than: in an-ex- pensive restaurant; .\u2018 Likes walking, gardéning, checkers, and other wholesome and inexpensive pursuits; ~ Suggests at regular intervals that you look.tired and need a vacation; And likes her mother-in-law; \u2014You're lucky, and she\u2019s unique, SONGS ABOUT THE 'PHONE As a hobby, C.A.Swoyer, an Ohio telephone man, undertook to find out how many songs mentioned the telephone.When he made his last report, he had the names of 430.They're\u2019piling up at the rate of nearly 40 new ones every ygar, writes William Feather, The first song, unlike most of its successors, did not have love as its theme.Composed in 1877, it was called Telephone March.Gilbert and Sullivan put these lines in H.M.S.Pinafore, \u201cHe'll hear no tones of a maiden- he loves so well! No telephone ¢ommunicates with his cell!\u201d We mention a.few of the old and recent ones because we like the silly tities and because they stir our memory: I Gotta Have You.They Go Wild, Simply Wild Over Me.My Telephone Will Always Be Busy to You, You Rat.The Only Kind of a Ring to Give a Girl is Upon the Telephone.Call Me Up Some Rainy Afternoon.Hello, Central.Give Me Heaven.Whose Little Heart Are You Breaking Now?You'd Be Surprised.You Can\u2019t Brush Me Off.A Ring on the Finger is Worth Two on the Phone.Please, Miss Central, Find My Mamma.Whenever You're Lonesome, Just Telephone Me.Miss Johnson Phoned Again Today.USEFUL LIES Once there was a popular song that featured the phrase \u201clittle white lies.\u201d Sometimes little white lies are useful in business.When unpleasant work or unwelcome visitors must be avoided, it seems to be ethical to report that the executive is \u201cin conference,\u201d \u201cout of the office,\u201d \u201cat lunch,\u201d \u201cmaking a call,\u201d \u201cat the dentist\u2019s,\u201d or, in extreme cases, \u201cout of the city.\u201d SAN FRANCISCO SECURITY CONFERENCE Erg Tt Se APT TS TN LTR me Taian, papy, some 3 1045 SLE 10 wt Cw De vite ripe SLES be i\u201d THE FOR Conducted by HOWARD $ ROSS, wv N .+ not accept responsibility for them, \u201cIm Which Subjects of General Interest Are Discussed The opinions expressed in this Forum are not necessarily those of this newspaper, and it does.UM, K.C, DCL I \u2014 : \u2018 pa | excerpts froa mn article by him \u2018| long game of \u2018power .à journalist and teacher.The elections in Finland are, the first\u2019to be held in any liberated country.It is to the credit of.Russia that they were held in complete treedom, though the Soviet press made no secret of Russian wishes.The Finns have a certain stability (some call it stubbornness) which makes them slow to move, and though the results show, as we expected a marked turn to the Left, they are far from decisive.They evidently tried to satisfy the Russians, who, after some hesitation, have so far trusted to the good sense of the Finnish people.» » \u201d» If there are those who wonder where the dime novel has gone, the answer is that it bas gone to two dollars and fifty cents.* * + Saskacthewan is again in the political spotlight.Four prominent candidates will contest seats in that great Province \u2014 one of the principal bread-baskets of the world, with a production of slightly over 500,000,000 bushels of wheat and other grains last year.The Big Four contenders are Premier King in Prince Albert, Honorable James Gardiner, a former Premier of Saskatchewan, in Melville, M.J.Coldwell, C.C.F.National Leader in Rose- town, Biggar, and Honorable A.G.L.McNaughton, Minister of National Defence, who is running in Qu\u2019Appelle, which Includes his old home town of Moosomin, % * ¥* Our Prime Minister has Jep- resented Prince Albert, Sask.(where I gave a Chautauqua address in 4929), since 1926.He will be opposed by a Progressive Conservative, Sqdn, Ldr.Walter H.Nelson, 41, a Prince Albert barrister, with the R.C.A.F., and by C.C.F.candidate, E.L.Bover- man, 53, a farmer, * % * Harry Paxton Howard was deported from Japan in 1921 because of his association during the previous five years with labor men and other democratic elements in that country and the publication of his book, The Socialist and Labor Movement in Japan.He had served in Japan as a correspondent for British and American newspapers.From Japan he went to China, where he served for nineteen years as He is the author of America\u2019s Role in Asia and The Future of the Far East.as well as numerous magazine articles.Following are some on \u201cAmerica, Japan and Russia:\u2014 - : æ » » - What May We Expect?\u201cThere is no reason to expect that any re-establishment of Western ascendancy in Japan would end much differently than it did half a century ago.In the politics in Asia, Japan is too useful to be ignored.Japan was our ally against the Chinese in 1900, our instrument against Russia in 1904-5, our ally in the First World War, our partner in the war to make Russia safe against democracy in 1918-20.We may need her as our ally In the next war.But the matter is not simply betwen us and the Japanese, The Soviet Unlon now holds the balance of power in the Far East.And there 1s no reason whatever to expect Marshal Stalin to assist us to establish our ascendancy in Japan\u2014and thereby in the Far pia.East\u2014and again to utilize Japan sas an instrument against Ruse Stalin has so far shown no signs of mental decline.Soviet alr forces are already far superior to Japanese, and Japan is hopelessly vulnerable from contiguous Russian territory.The stronger Stalin becomes in Europe and the more destructive the Far Eastern war becomes, the greater his power and influence became in the Far East and the more concessions he can extract from both us and from the Japanese.His neutrality does not weaken his position; it stremgth- ens it.From us he is determined to obtain support for the Chinese.Communists, whose loyalty to the \u201cCommunist fatherland,\u201d the \u201ccentre of the world revolution,\u201d has been repeatedly stated by Mao Tse-tung and other leaders.When we finally arm and \u2018\u2018recognise\u201d the Chinese Communists Stalin's ascendancy in interior China is assured.But there will still be vast areas in the hands of the Japanese gnd thelr Chinese.Will Russia Fight Japan?Stalin stepped in with a declara= ing a serious war with Japan, But the day may come for action such as that in Bulgaria last year, and he has now cleared .the decks for that.Later Premier Stalin.stepped in wtih a declaration of war.The puissant Red army invade ed Bulgaria, with little or no opposition from the distracted country.Moscow established its complete ascendancy with a suite ably \u2018recognized\u2019 Bulgarian government.The peace terms were not ours, but Moscow's.If and when Japan, after many years of ever expanding warfare and destruction, is beaten down to the point where a new goveru- ment desperately sues for peace on almost any terms, Stalin will find it easy to move.It will he a war with little risk.To invade Manchuria and Korea, distracted and paralyzed as they are, would be comparatively easy.Moscow will again be\u2014as in the case of Bulgaria \u2014 our \u201cpunctual\u201d ally, And the peace terms will not be ours, but Moscow's.By peace terms not excluding our domination of Japan, Moscow would strengthen friendly relations with Japan and also shut os ou* from | a too powerful positira in the Far East.wishes to maintain Japan as a buffer against us.He will certainly not assist us to a position where we might again use Japan against Muscovy.The historical record and the logic of the present situation are such that we must again raise the question of our war aims and our peace aims in the Far East.We are not going to occupy and dominate Japan proper, not only because of the terrific cost, but also because the Soviet Union would flatly oppose it and work against it.We shall probably restore the British to power in Burma, Malaya, Singapore, Hongkong and lesser areas, and pere haps give them Thailand as well.We shall probably restore the Dutch dynasty over its 75,000,000 Indonesian subjects \u2014 with more success than our ill fated attempt in 1919 to re-establish the Ro- manovs over the 150,000,000 Russian subjects.We may reestablish the French, under our patronage, in Indo-China.®* We shall probably leave China to Stalin in the new partitioning of eastern Asia.Would these things\u2019 lay the foundation for \u201cenduring peace\u2019?If so, let us have the evidence.+ Stalin undoubtedly \u201c¥ Tr XS \u2018WO À 5 Re pan use no ady Ja- The ur- the the nce the act ape not th- 1ed ese.to the n,\u201d?rs, of sts ior ill ds sera in, on ast he er de Pe ts ite Ve re Toa\" miAoo Son Sod HR FRO Se TE 0 eo FF RNA YN ee, wT A TAM.| N > Guides, Scouts, etc, will at- 0.tend.; Preacher: Rev.Robert Mac- E] de kie.3 ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 jit CHURCH | Westmount Baptist { \u2018tl \u201cWhen Earthly Men Glimpse eavenly Visions\u201d Will be the title »f the \u2018morning's sermon In West- [lh ount \u2018Baptist Church.There are unforgettable incidents in almost pvery Christian life.There are UE cid, luminous moments in which Méoternity breaks through into time and heaven comes down to earth.rhe most useful and satisfying hives are those that are lived in time, in the Light of Eternity.At the evening service Dr.John- Eaton's sermon title will be \u201cThree ras in a Young Man's Life.\u201d The eras to be examined will be that lof Promising Boyhood, that of MExultant Youth and that of Treacherous Prime.People who illare anxious to find God\u2019s answers Bio man's problems are most cor- M Cially invited to these services.Young men will find the services Aballerging.He Westmount\u2019 Melegation to the Baptist Conven- ion of Ontario and Quebec, which akes place in Toronto beginning \u2018Monday, June 11th, and con- *Btinuing until Friday, June 15th, The following will comprise the delegation: Dr.J.A.Johnston, | \u2018Mr, George Adam, Mr.W.S.FREliot, Dr.E.G.Hinds, Mrs.JA.E.Walford, and Mr.R, H.Dean.Speakers at the Convention will include Rev.Henry Cook, EMA, of London, England, Rev.@!heodore Adams, D.D., of Richmond, Vt., and Major-General AIR .Walford, C.B.E., of Waest- aRiount.f \u201cWestmount\u201d Young People have their annual pienic to Dorval sland on Monday evening, June 1th, \u2018The meetings throughout \"dhe winter and spring have been qui splendidly attended.A group of |.24 \u2018Westmount\u2019 young people.con- Maucted the service at Old Brewery Mission last Sunday evening.The wf Union carries on under the Pres- \"dency of Mr.Leslie Carson.The adies of the Women's Association @Pnd of the Mission Circle held Meir meeting last Tuesday at the home of Mr.and Mrs.E.E.Wells, ointe Claire.These organizations £4 - 4 $7 ¥ Trinity Memorial Church 5 Sherbrooke St.at Marlowe Ave.Clergy: Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, + Rector À Rev.Cordon C.Mercer, Assistant J, SECOND SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY \"8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer.ER Hep p.m.Evening Prayer, Monday, June 11 ST.BARNABAS, A.& M.7.00 a.m.Holy Communion, Wednesday, June 13 + 7.00 a.m.Holy Communion, i, Thursday, June 14 7 0.2 a.m, Holy Communion.' All Seats Free and Unappropriated À Westmount I Corner Church Hill and gS Cote St.Antoine Road LJ , % Clergy: fi.Rector: Rev.Canen Gilbert Otiver, LTh, M 4 Assistant: Rev.Robert Mackie, B.A.SECOND SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY .(Empire Youth Sunday) 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion \"11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer and Ser- .mon.Preacher: The Very Rev.K.C.Evans, M.A., B.D., Ph.D., , Dean of Montreal.La 7.30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon ! Young People\u2019s Organizations, .WEDNESDAY is sending its] have \u2018served most effectively throughout the year.Members of the Red Cross Group of the Church have labored with outstanding faithfulness in seeking to supply comforts for those who have served and suffered in the Cause of Freedom, Ï Calvary \u2018Church | * * \u2018The Services in Calgary United Church, Westmount, next Sunday will be of a special character, inasmuch as they will combine two special features, namely the 20th Anniversary of The Consummation of Union which gave birth to the United Church of Canada, an event of worldwide significance in respect to the Christian cial significance to Calvary Church and Congregation, the celebration of the Annual Children\u2019s Day Festival.At the 11 a.m.service Mrs N.T.More, superintendent of the Church School, together with other Officers and members of the School will be associated with the Minister in presenting a special order of service in keeping with these most significant factors of Church life.A Junior Cholr, directed by Miss Vera Jamieson, will lead the service of praise, Four young people wil} present in brief form stonies of John Knox and Preshyterianism; John Wesley and Methodism; John Robinson and Congregationalism; and The Union Churches of Western Canada, thus exemplifying the four groups that entered Church Union on June 10th, 1925.Others will recite the-Scrip- tures; give the Call to Worship; gerve as Ushers, and in other ways participate im conducting \u2018this unique service in the Church, Parents and friends of the children are specially invited to attend this service.At 7.30 p.m.Dr.Jones will present with coloured slides illustrations of significant events in Christian Church History in keeping with the historic event being celebrated in these services.Great Hymns of the Church will be portrayed eon the screen.All are invited to share with grateful thanksgiving these services that Church of The Advent Western Ave.at Wood Ave, Westmount Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay, Rector Rev.Reginald G.Stewart, Assistant Priest | SECOND SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY YOUTH.SUNDAY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.10.15 a.m.Matins, 11.00 a.m.Solemn Eucharist and Procession.7.00 p.m.Solemn Evensong and Procession of St.Barnabas.WEEK-DAY SERVICES Holy Communion: 8 a.m.Monday and Friday; 7 a.m.Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday; 9.30 a.m.Wed- nes Matins: ET a.m.daily, except on Wednesday at 9 a.m.Evensong: 5.30 p.m.daily, except on Saturday at 8 p.m.Litany and War Intercessions: Wednesday.ST.STEPHEN'S CHURCH Cor.Dorchester St.and Atwater Ave.Westmount Rev.A.T.Love, M.A,, Rector 8 p.m.SECOND SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.10.00 a.m.Sunday School.11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer and Baptism.7.30 p.m.Evensong.MONDAY St.Barnabas\u2019 Day 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion, TUESDAY 8.00 p.m.War Intercessidn, 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion and Intercessions, Church; and, in addition, of spe-| 4 remind us of the greatness of our religious heritage.On Wednesday at 8 p.m.the W.M.S.will hold its Annual Outdoor meeting at the home of Mrs.A, 8.Kelller, 318 Cote St.Antoine Road.The convener is Mrs, A.N.Curtis, and the guest speaker will be Miss Estelle Amaron, Y.W.C.A, Secretary in Ceylon, recently returned from her war service in the Far East.On Thursday the Red Cross wil} meet in the Parlours from 10.30 to 4 p.m.A Strawberry Social under the auspices of the Women\u2019s Association will be held in the Church Hall on Thursday, June 21st, at 8 p.m, * Westmount Park J The United Church of Canada is celebrating the 20th Anniversary of Church Union next Sunday, In keeping with this theme Mr.Goth will preach on Sunday morning at 11 a.m.on the topic: \u201cWhat of Tomorrow?\" This is a timely subject for days like these.The world has changed greatly in the twenty years which have elapsed since Church Union in Canada.All thoughtful people, as they look back over the last six years; present have on their lips the words \u201cWhat of Tomorrow?\u201d In the evening at 7.30 p.m.the topic will be: \u2018\u201cAnchors of the Soul\u201d.The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed at the morning service on Sunday, June 17th, * * | Dominion-Douglas | ».¥ will he celebrated In Dominion- Douglas Church next Sunday.In the morning at 11 a.m.Dr.Lloyd Smith will take as his theme: \u201cUnited for What!\u201d At 7.30 p.m.Rev.R, Graham Barr, B.A.B.D.will preach on \u201cThe New Enlistment.\u201d The Red Cross Unit meets every Wednesday from ten to five and there is much sewing to be done for the Pacfic and to meet urgent needs in Europe.All who come even for a short while will he very welcome.Stanley Presbyterian > Church Westmount and Victoria Avenues Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister SUNDAY, JUNE 10 11.00 a.m.Church Parade of Boy Scouts together with Girl Guides.Sermon Topic: \u2018\u2019Bear Ye One Another's Burdens.\u201d 7.30 p.m.Studies in the Book of Daniel.Chapter 10.The Minister will preach at both services.K.R.Cunningham, F.C.C.M., Organist and Choir Director.Sunday School at 11.10 am, You \u2018Are Invited To All Services Christian and Missionary Alliance N.D.G.Chapel 5160 Sherbrooke St.W, {Near Marlowe Avenue) Rev.F.J.Sauve, Pastor SUNDAY, JUNE 10 3.00 p.m, 7.00 p.m.\u201cBorne of Four.\u201d \u201cThree Fools.\" Wednesday ._ 8.00 p.m.Prayer and Fellowship.to * 7 | Stanley Presbyterian | as they look at the|¥ : * Twenty yearg of Church Union.* | St.Andiew\u2019s Church | This Sunday Rev.D.M.Grant will preach at both services, In the morning there will be a service commemorating the Twentieth Anniversary of the United Church of Canada.Mr.Grant will speak on the theme; \u201cAfter Twenty Years.\u201d The evening sub- Ject is: \u201cBut God Remains.\u201d This Saturday afternoon the Church School is holding its an- nnal picnic.The children and their parents will gather at the church at 2 p.m.and proceed to Mount Royal.A fine program of games and races has been prepared.On Monday evening at 8 p.m.the session will hold their last meeting before the holidays.Plans will be made for the conduct of the church affairs during the summer months.The Red Cross Groups will hold their regular meetfngs with the War Services Unit No.2 under the direction of Miss Jean Harvie meeting on Monday evening.The Senior Red Cross under the guidance of Mrs.H.G.Gil- bride and Mrs.D.O.Bremner working ali day Wednesday.* Worship %* the War Service Unit No, 8, The Sunday School are having *|a picnic to St.Helen's Island on the 16th to which all parents and friends are invited.The clagg for new communis cants will hold its final meeting this Sunday evening in preparae tion for the Sacrament of the Lord\u2019s Supper on Sunday, the 17th, St.James United Church 463 St.Catherine St.West Minister: Rev.F.W.Norwood, D.D.Assistant Minister: Rev.C.F.Tilbury, B.A., B.D.= SUNDAY, JUNE 10 Public Worship at 11.00 a.m, and 7.30 p.m.Morning Theme: THE UNITED CHURCH \u2014 TWENTY YEARS \u2014 AND TOMORROW\u2019 Evening Theme: \u201cWHEN LANDMARKS DISAPPEAR Rev.F.W.Norwood, D.D., will preach at both services.Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bac., Organist and Choir Director There will be special music at the Morning Service.On Sunday morning, there will be a church parade of 1st West- mount Boy Scouts, Wolf Cubs and 17th .Montreal Girl Guides to Stanley Church, During the service the new Girl Guides\u2019 flag Westmount Baptist .Church Sherbrooke St.W.& Roslyn Ave.Minister Rev.J.A.Johnston, B.A, D.D., Mr.Hibbert Troop, Organist and Choirmaster J SUNDAY, JUNE 10 11.00 am.When Earthly Men Glimpse Heavenly Visions\u201d Heaven Comes Down to Earth.Eternity Breaks Through in Time.7.30 p.m.\u201cThree Eras in a Young Man's Life\" Promising Boyhood! Exultant Youth! Treacherous Prime! Young men especially invited Dr.Johnston will preach at both services.St.Andrew's Church Westmount 101 Cote St.Antoine Rd., near Argyle Ave.Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A, Minister Rev.Gerald Fee, B.Com., Assistant-Minister \\ SUNDAY, JUNE 10 11.00 a.m.7.30 p.m.Rev.Mr.\"After Twenty Years.\u201d \u2018But God Remains.\u2018\u201d Grant at both services Westmount Park Church (Cor.Lansdowne & Western Aves.) Minister: Rev.George W.Goth, B.A, B.D.SUNDAY, JUNE 10 11.00 am.3.00 p.m.Church School.7.30 p.m.J.C.Scott, L.R.S.M., Choir Director \u201cWhat of Tomorrow?\u201d \u2018\u2019Anchors of the Soul.\u201d THE CHURCH IS OPEN ALL DAY \u2018 \u2018 ALL ARE WELCOME St.Luke\u2018s United THE FRIENDLY CHURCH w Decarie Boulevard (Just above Sherbrooke Street) Minister: Rev.R.E.Spencer, M.A, B.D.20th ANNIVERSARY OF THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA 11.00 a.m.\u201cLead on, O King Eternal.\u201d (Prayers for coming election.) 11.00 a.m.Nursery, Beginners and Primary Classes.12.15 p.m.Junior, Intermediate and Senior Classes.7.30 p.m.Rev.R.C.Tait, B.D.Y.P.U.in charge of Service.Anthems: a.m.Soldiers of Christ Arise, Bach.p.m.Thine Forever, God of Love, Couper.W.W.Barlow, Organist and Choir Director, Calvary Church Dorchester $t.at Greene Ave.Westmount Minister: Capt.the Rev.T.W.Jones, , D.D.11.00 a.n.Special Service Commemorating: (a) The 20th Anniversary of Church Unjon.(b) The Annual Children\u2019s Day Festival.Members and Departments of The Church School will be associated \u201cwith the Minister in conducting the service.A Junior Choir will lead the singing.7.30 p.m.An Illustrated Service depicting significant events in Church History in keeping with the 20th birthday of Church Union.Dr.Jones will use heautifully .coloured slides to portray these events.Great Hymns of the Church will alse be projected on the screen.All are heartily invited to share In these services, Wednesday.3 p.m.Out-door meeting of W.M.S.at the home of Mrs.A.8.Keiller, 318 Cote St.Antoine Rd.Convener, Mrs.A.N.Curtis.Speaker, Miss Estelle Amaron Y.W.C.A.Sec.recently y returned from war service in the Far East.Thursday, June 21st, 8 pm.A Strawberry Social in the Church Hall, under auspices of the W.A.+ Dominion-Douglas Church Westmount Blvd, cor.Avenue Lansdowne - Minister: Rev.A.Lioyd Smith, M.À., D.D.Assistant Minister: Rev.R.Graham Barr, B.A., B.D, 1 TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY Of CHURCH UNION 11.00 a.m.The Minister, \"United for What?\" 7.30 p.m.Rev.R.Craham Barr, The New Enlistment.\u2019 Mrs.S.C.Burgess, Organist J.M.Walkley, Organist + 5 ! BR | SOCIAL AND PERSONAL | Miss Muriel Archibald, science instructor, the Phillip's Training School! for Nurses, Homoeopathic Hospital, has left to spend a few days of her vacation visiting in Boston, Mass, after which she will spend the balance of her holiday with relatives in \u2018Truro, N.S.Miss Saxe Cornell, Miss Shir- Jey Cohen and Miss Janet Cassidy have resigned from their duties at the Homoeopathic Hospital to join the Services.Miss Muriel Brooke and Miss Vida Butler, student nurses, have left for a vacation.Another student nurse, Miss Joyce Cassidy, is holidaying at her home in Cowansville.The Misses Violet E.and Viola I Miller, twin sisters, have left for their home in Dalhousie, N.B., where they will spend a vacation.Mrs.D.W.Heywood entertained on Thursday during the tea hour for Mrs.J.W.King.who was married recently.A gift was presented to Mrs.Xing by members of ihe Montreal Civics League of which club Mrs.King was organizer and first president.Mrs.J.G.Bennett.president of the League.poured tea.Mrs.H.C.Reid, Prince Albert Avenue, entertained recently for Mr.J.A McClelland, O.B.E,,\u2019 and his daughter, Peggy, of the W.D., R.C.A.F., visited their home at Valois over the week-end.Mr.McClelland hag been engaged on war work for some years in Ottawa.There was a large attendance at the formal opening of the Ladies Branch of the Westmount Lawn Bowling Club, which was held on Tuesday, with tea following.Mrs.Norman Stewart, president, and Miss Sauvelle, vice- president, poured tea.entertainments have heen held recently in honor of Miss Anita Stanway, bride-elect.Mrs, A.E.Stanway was hostess at a miscellaneous shower, when Mrs.E.M.Hollingworth and Mrs, E.Stanway poured tea.Miss Ruth Walsh, Lansdowne avenue, gave a kitchen shower, when about twenty guests attended.Miss Stanway was also honored with the presentation of a set of luncheon dishes from the office staff of the department in which she\u2019 was employed by the Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada; and her bridge club presented her with a quilted bridge cover and cards and also a linen bridge set.ENGAGEMENTS Mr.and Mrs.Jôhn Kidd, Ken- Several Hollingworth, will take place on Saturday afternoon, June 16, at three o\u2019clock, in Westmount Baptist Church, the Rev.J.A.Johnston officiating.Miss Ruth Walsh will gttend the bride as maid of honor; and the best man will be Mr.Edward Lawrence.The three brothers of the bride elect, Messrs, John, Bert and Alfred, will act as ushers.A- reception will follow the ceremony, at the Green Room in Victoria Hall.WEDDINGS MANGHAM - STEPHEN The marriage of Muriel Annie youngest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Robert Stephen, to Radio Officer Geoffrey Mangham, R.A.F.T.C., of Manchester, England, took place on Saturday at St.Cyprian's Church at three o\u2019clock, the Rev.S.Naylor officiating.Mauve and white lilacs were ued in decoration.The bride, given in marriage by \u201cher father, was wearing a gown of white crepe trimmed with lace inserts, made with long sleeves ending in points over the hands and having a sweetheart neckline.She also wore, pearls, the gift of the groom.Her long veil of tulle illusion flowed from a small open-backed white satin calot and she carried a bouquet of red roses.Miss Phyllis Rose, as maid of honor, and Miss Bunty Picher, changing complexion,\u201d JEAN ROGERS: Makes the most of her suntan.As the season and your suntan progress, make certain that your powder shade keeps right up with it.Nothing spoils the effect of a beautiful golden glow tan so thoroughly as makeup which is two or three shades off.\u201cThe simplest and most economical way to keep up with your ever- says M-G-M starlet Jean Rogers, \u201cis to buy a her sister, Miss Louise Violet |Sington Avenue, announce the |A bridesmaid, were the brides box of deep suntan powder and blend it with your.regular shade.\u201d Fairbairn, R.N., whose marriage ©\"gagement of their daughter, attendants, the former in a floor | In blending it, however, warhs Jean, make certain you mix the to Corwin Staples, R.A.F.T.C,, Christine, to Mr, Albert J.Carey, -length gown of orchid marqui- two shades thoroughly, and thén sift the powder through a piece of took place on Saturday.The of Bermuda, son of A.J.Carey Sette, with a round neckline, short cheesecloth to prevent minute lumps.bride js a graduate of the Homoeopathic Hospital, and of the McGill School for Nurses, Public Health Department, Mr.Corwin M.Staples, R.A, F.T.C., wag the guest for several days of Dr.and Mrs.A.S.Lamb, Ste.Anne de Bellevue, prior to his marriage to Miss Fairbairn on Saturday.Mrs.Ralph Silver, accompan- fed by her small son, Herbert.who came to town for the Staples- and the late Mre, Carey, of Plymouth, England.\u2014\u2014 Mr.and Mrs, George S.Dingle, 54 Thornhill Avenue, the engagement of their youngest daughter.Nancy Clement, to Mr.Richard Wm, Wark, only son of Mr, and Mrs.C.R.Wark, also of Westmount, the wedding to take place on Saturday, July 14.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur E.Olds, 339 Victoria Avenue, Westmount, announce.sleeves, and bouffant skirt.An orchid ribbon bow, with streamers down the back, was set on her matching veil and she carried a nosegay of pastel sweet peas and bouvardia tied with daffodil yellow ribbons.The bridesmaid\u2019s gown, of daffodil yellow marquisette, was fashioned in long torso effect with a sweetheart neckline.Her veil and ribbon headdress were in yellow, and she carried a nosegay similar to that of the maid of honor\u2019s.tied with orchid ribbon.Both attendants wore the hands and having a sweetheart neckline and very full skirt ending in a slight train.Her veil of tulle illusion was caught by a wreath of orange blossoms and she carried an arm bouguet of roses and white sweet peas.Mrs.Arthur Bennetts Lamb, of North Bay, Ontario, sister of the bride, was matron of honor and wore a pale blue figured Bianchini crepe with matching calot hat with fuchsia shoulder-length veil.She carried a bouquet of yellow matching topcoat, Davy accessories and corsage of peach glads, Out-o!-town guests included Mr.J.A.McClelland, O.B.E., of Ottawa, and his daughter, Miss Peggy McClelland, also Mrs.Ralph Stiver and her iittle son, Master Herbert, of Ottawa.- Fresh Food For Jungle Fighters Fairbairn wedding, was the |8&nnounce the approaching mar- silver earrings and bracelets, the| ,.Entirely new food probleme guest of her mother, Mrs.J.|!lage of their daughter Dorothy gift of the groom.i The groom's best man was Mr.will arise as soon as the Canadian Moore, Prince Albert Avenue.Elizabeth, to Mr.Ernest Kenneth | Flying Officer Arthur Wil-| Arthur Bennetts Lamb.while Mr.armed forces move to the Pacific Cameron, son of Mr, and Mrs, |!iams, R.A.F.T.C., of England, |}, Ç, Reid, brother-in-law of the |theatre of war.For three years Charlotte Gowns Summer Dress Stars! 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Lush colors, fabrics, eye- John L.Cameron, also of West- mount, the marriage to place on June 23.: : Mr.and Mrs.H.L.Bourke, 26 Melbourne Avenue, announce the engagement of their only daughter, Frances Lillian, to Lieutenant Fred E.Kroon, son of Mr.and Mrs.W.S.Kroon, of New York, the marriage to take place in the near future.take acted as best man for the groom and the ushers were Corpo al Robert Stephen, Black Watch, brother of the bride, and just returned from over five years service overseas, and Radio Officer William Reid, R.AF.T.C., of England.After u reception at the home of the bride's parents, 1810 Orleans Street, the newly weds left to spend their honeymoon on a bride, and Mr.John McGrail acted as ushers, A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents at Ingleside Avenue.where the decorations were carried out with spring flowers, and later the bridal couple left to spend their honeymoon in Ontario, the bride travelling in a light blue suit with the United States Army has been wrestling with the difficulties of providing their troops in the Far East with fresh meats, vegetables and dairy products.Their answer has been a unique fleet of huge floating refrigerators which are either shipped knocked down for assembly at island bases, or are towed across the Pacific.\u2018 catching styles.\u2014 trip to Anticosti, with a stop- Also beautiful Cottons APPROACHING WEDDINGS over on their return journey at from 6.95 \u2014- the Chateau Frontenac, Quebec, _ See our Blouse Beauties, too.The marriage of Anita, onjy After which they will fly back to 5 1353 Greene Ave., near Sherbrooke daughter of Mr.and Mrs, Ed-| Montreal.For going away the | Westmount ward*Stanway, 14 Arlington Ave- bride chose a purple dress, with 1% \u201c Open 9 to 6 daily nue, to Flight Lieutenant John|% beige \u2018\u2018\u201cshorty\u201d overcoat, and 2 Fi.7773 Moore Hollingworth, D.F.C, R, hat to.match her frock.Flo, A.F., elder son of Mrs.Holl- Radio Ofticer Mangham and his ol \u2014\u2014| ingworth, of Notre Dame de |Pride will reside on Westmount |} \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ; Î Blvd.: ace, he 1 ar .Grace, and of the late Charles H Out-of-town guests at the wed- .ding were Lieutenant Howard i === Sykes, Black Watch, of N.D.G.iN from Farnham, and Sergeant ; John Stephen, R.C.A.F.and Mrs.I ME OURVAL Stephen, from St, Eustache-sur- Now is the time to get on the 3 le-Lac.1 - \u2014 TE 6 CORSETIERE Staples \u2014 Fairbairn Alaris \u2018 SPECIALIST IN The marriage of Miss Louise N # Violet Fairbairn, R.N., second I 08 Le \u2019 hte you don\u2019t feel up to par perha our Nback AND - D & A daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Francis | posture is to blame.Come Er pe ou JF pt ® ° Alerander Patrbairn, 5 PE fj our special Posture Chart and let our Camp- Jb nue, \" Mo 8, trained expert show you how a Camp Scien- i CORSETS, CORSELETTES RAF.T.C.eldest son of Mrs.tific Support encourages improved Posture, NT Staples, English Harbour West, helps you achieve well- ing.i.Newfoundland, and the late J.F.*ù AND 4 .Staples took place on Saturday CAMP Sager Bl -1- afternoon at four o'clock in West- BR.BRASSIERES mount Park United Church, the Maternity end Surgical Supporte \u2014 Blaoti Rev.G.W.Goth.officiating.\" i ad ° pre Glestie Stockings Spring flowers, carnations and THE CLIN DISCRIMINAT iy .5 STORES AT YOUR SERVICE gladioli decorated the church.Mr.LES \u20ac Allan MeGarry sang \u201co Perfect 1) ME > 4861 Sherbrooke West \u2014 DE.5656 Love\u201d during the signing of the DE.pat a WESTMOUNT register.» b | ; The bride.given in marriage by IT vm wa 240 Masson Se, 4235 St.Lawrence {| her father.wore a gown of white TY rr Pt oo ep» 8.Lawrence 6330 Se.Hubert \u2018| brocade satin.with fitted bodice, 4 ae \u201clong sleeves ending in points over ; Le TE : 4 x - _\u2026 \u2019 , - 4 as Lust ft haus ht SA YT Te et I > > > - the grapefruit segments.ewer canned goods will be found on grocery shelves this year .Conned Juices are going te be as scarce ss canned fruits.The .rab is hardest in citrus juices\u2014grapetruit, orange and a blend of the , twe.Not only are the U.S.Army and Navy taking huge quantities of ~ them, but hurricane losses last year are expected to reduce the mew pack greatly.T6 get what the fighting men.need, the Government has had to step up its set-aside percentages, and is taking 100 \u2018per cent of J white\" he has been making a play- \u201c -| first he was required -to look: up Pen for Baby Dick.His father-lét him buy all of the materials,\u201d but prices and \u2018make an estimate of the amount of lumber he would need.\u201cWhen our children grow up,\u201d Louise went on soberly, \u201cwe da not want them to be like a young neighbor of ours who is always perplexed about money.That charming.young woman, Grace Denton, came over one day to ask me if I'd give her my magie formula for managing a household on a moderate salary, \u201cI.told her there: wasn\u2019t any me¥ic formula, but that making and keeping to a budget would help.As we worked out a budget for her, I was appalled at how little she knew about money! She told me that never in her life had she given any thought to the prices of the food that appeared on the table in her old home.When she had wanted new clothes, she had gone downtown and charged them to her father's.her\u2019 father had not been wealthy \u2014he had simply been indulgent.In her own new home she found herself unable to Account for the way her husband\u2019s salary would vanish before each month was over.\u201cIt hasn't been easy for Grace to follow her budget,\u201d Louise concluded, \u201cbut she has stopped making foolish purchases, and she is léarning how much money can be spent for each of their needs.A little practice in handling money when she was Nancy's age would have spared her much distress later.Money enters into so many transactions of lite, that we want our children to begin early to gain some: familiarity with its use.\u201d Ordnance-R.CEME.The Montreal Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps and the Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers will hold the final meeting account at one of the stores; yet p.m.,.in the Westmount Barracks, 4350 St.Catherine St.This will be a social evening.There will be tea-cup readings in aid of the Auxiliarv's Cigarette Fund for men in hospital.Door prizes will be given, and refreshments served.As the previous meeting was cancelled due to the celebration of V-E Day, it is hoped that all members will make a special effort to be present.All relatives of men serving in these units will be welcome.Ladies\u2019 & Gentlemen's \" Tailor Made SUITS We offer a nice selection of new materials.AN work hand-made in latest styles.Piccadilly Valet Service 154 ABBOTT AVE.{Just below St.Catherine) wi.3205 - of this season on Tuesday at 3 HOME EDUCATION.A\u2019 Knowledge of Money \u201d LUCIA MALLORY \u2018Here are the groceries, Mother.Do you like these apricots!\u201d Twelve-year-old Nancy Marvin placed an armful of packages on the kitchen table and turned to her mother with the eager Question.A8 à visitor in their home, I watched Louise Marvin examine the bright yellow fruit and smile at her daughter.\u201cYes, Nancy,\u201d Louise replied, \u201cI think you have made a good selection.We'll have an\u2019 apricot cobbler for dinner.Don\u2019t you think it would be nice, Lucia?\u201d she inquired turning to me., \u201cYes, indeed, I answered, should like that very much.\u201d \u201cThere were some good peaches at the store, too,\u201d Nancy continued, \u2018but they cost so much I didn\u2019t buy them.Mr.Stark told me that peaches would be cheaper later in the season.I bought a big box of crackers, Mother.Mr.Stark said that was the most economical way to buy them.\u201d Louise smiled.\u2018Crackers are cheaper when one buys a large quantity,\u201d she explained, \u201cand we use many of them.You have done well with your shopping today, Nancy.\u201d 1 After the little girl had gone into the living room for an hour's practice at the piano.Louise took out her bread board and mixing bowl.\u201cIsn't there something I may do to help you?\u201d I asked.\u201cYou may prepare the fruit for the cobbler if you wish,\u201d my friend answered.\u201cWe're having a simple meal, and there ian't much to do.Nancy has done all the marketing for the day.\u201d \u201cNancy does wonderfully well at that sort of thing for a twelve- year-old girl,\u201d I commented.\u201cWe've been having Nancy do most of the fharketing this summer because we want her to acquire a knowledge of money,\u201d Louise told \u2018me.\u2018\u2018She has learned that dollars .are not elastic and that it takes a great many of them to purchase our food.We've explained to her and to her brother Keith that it takes other dollars to provide us with a house to live in, to keep us warm, and to cook our food.We let the children help in the selection of their clothes after we have shown them how all of our clothing needs must be fitted into the family budgét.\u201cFourteen-year-old Keith has gained some knowledge of money .EXCITING NEW COMEDY-DRAMA! 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CEE Seni teem ste # - SRE TE t aT Fel a nr aa SI a er \u2018and Mrs.John R.Dobson; presi- -both Unions recalled.MODERN PROBLEMS NEED SOBER HEADS SAYS WCTU SPEAKER At the Conference of temperance workers held in First Baptist Church on Thursday, the visiting Unions, the Hochelaga County and the Montreal Northern District, were received into the original union, the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Montreal, by Mrs, James Mabon, secretary- treasurer.This parent organization was formed in 1886 under a government charter.The twelve unions now in the city will each carry on its own work as units of the Montreal Woman\u2019s Christian Union of Montreal.The Conference was presided over by the retiring presidents of the two vis- itnig Unions: Mrs.J.G.M¢Whin- nie and Mrs.Charles Webster.Mrs.Usher, the new president took over and spoke briefly of future work at this point.- Officers Elected The following officers were elected: Honorary Presidents: Mrs, F.E.Dougall, Mrs.James Mabon, Mrs.Henry Cockfield, Mrs.John B.Fellowes, Mrs, Arthur Reeve, dent, Mrs.William Usher; vice- presidents: Mrs.Chas.Webster and Mrs.J.G.McWhinnie; recording secretary, Mrs.F.R.Crawford; corresponding sécretary, Mrs.J.Keating; treasurer, Mrs.Herbert W.Flower; asst.-treasur- er, Mrs.E.Grass; Y.P.B.secretary, Miss E.Wheeler, The impressive installation service was conducted by Mrs.R.G.Gilbride.Six ladies were honored with National W.C.T.U.life-mem- berships in recognition of long and faithful service: Mrs, H.Mallin- son, Mrs.G.V.Fleming, Mrs.F.Marshall, Mrs.J.E.Merritt, Mrs.A.E.Riepert, Mrs.Arthur Reeve.Reports were given of works accomplished during the past year, and something of the history of Mrs.P.J.Jordan presided over a memorial service for members called to higher service during the year that has gone.Mrs.Grass, the evangelistic superintendent, placed a white carnation in a vase as each name was mentioned.During the afternoon, Margaret Scripture Goldstein sang two solos accompanied on the organ by Mrs.C.C.Forrest, and at the close of the Memorial Service, Mrs.Lester Woodin, accompanied by Mrs.K.R.Cunningham, F.C.C.M., also sang.Mrs.Fred Osbora was in charge of the music, At the supper at 6 p.m., presided over hy Mrs.Usher, Rev.C, Ritchie Bell, president of the Quebec Temperance League, was the guest speaker.\u201cTemperance,\u201d said Dr, Bell, \u2018\u2018is one of a cluster of virtues spoken of by St.Paul, For its perfect exercise it needs patience, godliness, brotherly kindness and charity, und above all the spirit of Jesus.Dr.Bell advocated more rigid control of the sale of intoxicating |.liquor in the interest of youth.\u201cFor the tremendous tasks and the terrific problems of the world of tomorrow,\u201d he said, \u201cwe need a people strong, tough, iron-willed disciplined and sober.Only a sober disciplined people are fit to deal with the sobering tasks of the modern age.\u201d The Rev.W.MeCutcheag, First Baptist Church, who, with Mrs.McCutcheon, was a supper guest, offered congratulations on the Union, Best wishes also were expressed by Miss Cora Sifton, secretary of the Quehec Temperance League, and by several other guests, including Mrs.Tracy Lud- ington, the oldest member of the W.C.T.U.present.W.V.R.C.Notes The members of the Women's Volunteer Reserve Corps are -marching on the \u201cdouble\u201d since starting the campaign to raise funds in aid of the Montreal Sail- CABBAGE (6 to 8 servings One-half cup chopped onion, thoroughly.water about 3 minutes.fasten wit ha toothpick.serole with the tomato halves.mtoes.Cover and bake in a hot are tender.ROLL-UPS Je 1b.utility béef, 1 tablespoon \u2018fat, 2 cups cooked noodle rings or cooked diced potatoes, 34 cup diced celery, 1 cup bread crumbs, 11% teaspoons salt, 4% chili powder, 1 egg, well beaten, 8 or 8 cabbage leaves, 4 tomatoes, cut in halves, 1 teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon sugar, toothpicks.Brown onion and meat in hot fat.Combine with noodle rings, celery, bread crumbs, salt, chili powder and well-beaten eggs.Unless cabbage leaves are very tender, cook in boiling Place tilling on cabbage leaf, Place the cabbage rolls in a 3-quart cas- teaspoon Mix roll and Sprinkle sugar and salt over to- oven, 400 deg.F., until tomatoes be held on Wednesday in St.Leo's School, Clarke Avenue, is also an important activity, as the proceeds from this go jointly with the campaign returns to the sailors.There will be table prizes and door prizes galore, some of which are on display in the windows of the Hydro-Quebec building on St.Catherine Street, where members are on duty daily till Saturday.The drill which takes place every Wednesday has been cancelled on Wednesday, June 13th, in favor of the whist, but will be held as usual on June 20th at St.Leo's School for all members.rm \u201cThe film, like the radio, has a contribution to make to the active.imagination of the people of Canada.\u201d\u201d\u2014John Grierson, Film Commissioner of the National Film Board.- Laurentian Hills 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restoring \u2014- mirrors to their former brilliance.- \"Our representative will gladly call at youf home and give you an estimate.Phone today, DO.6411 CITY GLASS COMPANY 6832 GARNIER STREET ors\u2019 Institute, The military whist which is to with better.- Makes everything cooked = it\u2014eaten with it\u2014 you turn in to-night.Are you a sheep-counter : : : à tosser-and- turner?Then Mother Nature has the answer for you: a bed-time glass of Elmhurst Milk: It soothes jangly nerves : : ; fixes that half- hungry feeling.Try it, hot of cold, before A glass of refreshing Elmhurst Milk is a great pick-up at mid-morning or afternoon, \u2018 too.All day\u2014every day\u2014keep going with Elmhurst Milk.It\u2019s quality- Authorities say: One quart for children, one pint for you\u2014every day.guarded.5 =| A Panorama of Prejudice by Harry.Cohen, King's \u2018Counsel.\u2019 Bloch - Publishing Company, New York,- Canadian Edition printed by Woodward Press, Inc, Montreal.Price, $2.00.The author, a popular member of the Montreal Bar Association; a native of Montreal, now in middle life, was for some years a partner of the late Peter Berco- viteh, K.C., who is remembered as an eminent lawyer and as a legislator with distinguished careers in our Quebec Legislature and our House of Commons, The groundworl® was prepared in a hospital, while Mr.Cohen was awaiting the results of tests preliminary to a major operation, He was seized with a desire to write something \u201cabout the deplorable condition of the Jewish people, whose plight was so manifest to the world at large, which nevertheless seemed to care little what was happening to them.\u201d \u201cWhat is the reason for all this hatred?\u201d I asked myself, \u201cI read voraciously; 1 digested learned works on anti-Semitism.I studied Jewish history as well as Christian historical writings; and to my astonishment discovertd \u2018that the keenest intellects of every century and age since the birth of Jesus had actually not been anti- Semitic at all, but admirers of the Jews, and ready to admit their many good qualities.\u201d \u201cWhy then does anti-Semitism flourish?I continued to ask.\u201d In this fascinating little volume he strives to give an answer.He hopes \u201cit will cause honest individuals everywhere to give the subject of anti-Semitism a little more thought\u2014and the Jews more consideration.\u201d He closes his preface as follows: \u201cWhat is important at this moment is not polish, but candor in writing about a situation in whieh it matters vitally and tremendously what is done\u2014not in the months and years to come\u2014- but in the days and wee.s that lie immediately ahead.I do not mind if I have made enemies, or even mistakes, provided I have helped to arouse thoughts about a subject concerning which the world can stand a little stimulation.\u201d He should not make enemies by bravely writing this volume through every line of which shines his passionate love of his religion and his people.While some persons of other races and religions may not be able to agree with all of his conclusions no one should have anything but deep admiration for the author of this * brilliant little volume which he with great modesty says \u2018should be judged as an enlarged pamphlet rather than as a book\u2019 because as a matter of fact, it 1s a well written, well printed and attractively bound volume.Some of the XXII chapters are: Democracy and the Jews; Property and Poverty Among the Israelites; How the Jews were Governed in Biblical Times; Pre- Czarist Persecution; The Dreyfus Case; Origins of German Anti- Semitism; Disabilities of the Jews in America; Distinctive Features of Judaism and Christianity; The Crucifixion and the Interpolations of the Gospels; Remedies if Any; A New Slant on Race Hatred; and What the Future Holds.An archway in the garden may make an interesting accent.If should, however, lead somewhere, as should a pergola.In fact, any of these architectural fixtures should seem to have a logical reason for being there, even though your real reason is to have a support for planting or for a vine- covered seat.- JOANNE JAAP: Smart traveler.Hair-raising trick that will put a pompadour puff Into a.flat-top, which you don\u2019t want to cling to your head like a seal's, is to part your coif on the \u201cwrong\u201d side when you set it.When you dress your hair, turn and part on the cpposite side, and there you are with a bouncy lift.Actress and model Joanne Jaap hit upon diring her recent tour as a USO entertainer in New Guinea.To keep hair fragrant and restore fluff between deferred shampoos\u2014a trick every girl needs to have up her sleeve\u2014 Joanne dusted sachet powder into the bristles of her brush and stroked out everything but clinging fragrance.Needing to travel light\u2014some- thing else to remember when you have to go places with hardly more than a handbag for luggage \u2014Joanne carried shampoo powder in fiat envelope packets.She says she made these do glamor\u2019 duty before performing yeoman service as soap by placing them where they would cast their pervasive Javender scent among her duds.Many Months A Fugitive On Guam When the Japanese took Guam in December, 1941, George Tweed, a Navy man of 16 years\u2019 standing, was on duty as Radioman, First Class, at t he Navy Communications Office in the Capital city of Agana.He, for one decided that he would not surrender and headed for the bush.A few other Americans did the same thing; but, as far as is known at present, Tweed is the only one who survived.The story of the experiences of this resourceful and unbreakable Navy man from Portland, Oregon, has been told, lar(ely in Tweed's own words, by Blake Clark, who has been a newspaperman in the Pacific area and a teacher at the University of Hawaii.The account is called \u201cRobinson Crusce, USN,\u201d perhaps not with the utmost appropriateness; for Tweed, unlike Defoe's hero, was on an Island cially by enemies, rather than deserted, and food and shelter were in large measure provided for him by friendly natives, called Chamorros.O the other hand, Tweed surpassed his prototype in mechanical ingenuity; for, without Crusoe\u2019s salvaged treasure of tools and lumber, he not only built furniture, but constructed Au alarm system and put in temporary working order a broken- down radio and made a decrepit typewriter produce @ one-page newspaper that helped to keep up island morale, The story itself is so amazing, so full of hairbreadth escapes circumstantially related that, though quietly, bluntly told without heroics, it can stand on its own merits.At first, he and the other Amer- fcans who had taken to the bush expected that the island would be quickly recaptured; but, .as tells of othêr ingenious ideas she| anese succopses eanig over his a erepit radio, Tweed stopped setting imaginary rescue \u2018dates.It depressed \u2018him too much when the date came and \u2018went with no welcome sound of American planes.The Japanese combed the island tor the fugitives, section by section, foot by foot.When the other white men had been found and executed, Tweed, with a price on his head, was systematically hunted by a 50-man, patrol.Harsh punishment was inflicted on many natives on the bare suspicion that they had aided him.They were loyal, but they \u2018gossiped_ among themselves, and it was not until he fell In with Antonio Artero that he found a friend who did not talk.He remained in the rocky mountain crevasse where Arturo took him for 21 months, until, in June, 1944, he heard the sweetest music in the world\u2014the roar of\u2019 American bombers.The story of George Tweed is an unembellished report of native loyalty held at great cost, and of extraordinary endurance displayed by a woods - trained, Navy - bred: American who would not let go, and even made his months of hiding a means of mental improvement.Two new members have.been elected to the Board of Management of the Y.M.C.A.Presence of John Cerint-and Hugh M.Niven.dent of Keneington Avenue, he 1s a youñg lawyer, McGill University, a member of Kensington Presbyterian Church, and is Corresponding Secretary of the represents the younger business man\u2019s point of view on the Board.Mr, had a connection with the ELECTED TO BOARD in the -Mr.Cerini is a resi- à graduate of Community Council.He Niven has for many years Y.M.C.A.in Ontario betore coming.to Quebec.He is an active Churchman, has been on \u2018the Board of Stewards at Wesley Church where he is now Envelope Steward.He\u2019 is a Y Campaigner, and is a tower of strength.Mr.Niven will be on the Membership Committee of the Y as well as the Board of Management.In 1871, the Jewish population of Canada was 1,115.It has increased steadily since to form in 1941 a population of 168,367.+ NEW THOUCHT LECTURE Subject: \u201cBanish The Enemies Of Human Personality\u201d By HESTER BRUNT * MONDAY, JUNE Stevenson Hall, 1485 Drummond St.The Montreal Chapter of The Institute of Religious Science and Philosophy cordially invites you to attend this public meeting.11th, 8.15 P.M._ \u2014 organizations.months passed and news of Jap- CHARLES WISDOM CANDIDATE ST.ANTOINE - WESTMOUNT I believe that our country is overgoverned and in danger of becoming more so, that our costs of government are too high and that our laws are too complicated.1 believe that the smaller business should be given a fairer chance to compete against the larger corporation.| An Independent member can better fight against over- Il government than a member of one of the parties which has fostered this overgovernment.The election of more Independents to Parliament would help champion the individual's point.of view against that of large CHARLES WISDOM.A Vote For CHARLES WISDOM Is À Vote For | The Rights Ci Individuals.* dE VHS = Water Wheel Still Paying Its Dividends For the 362nd time 1,500 checks for £2 10s, are being sent out this month by the Metropolitan Water Board, of London, England, to holders of the London Bridge Water Works annuities.The checks honor a pledge made to Peter Morice in 1583, The story of the annuity was brought to light here by Ernest H.Russell, Duchess avenue, in a clipping from -the London Daily Express.It was in Queen Elizabeth's time that Peter Morice, water engineer, believed of Dutch descent, set up a water wheel between an arch of the.old London Bridge to give the city its first mechanical water supply.London rewarded him by prom- {sing to pay him and his heirs and executors £3,750 a year for no leas than 500 years.Considering the value of money then and now, Mr.Russell \u2018comments, there was \u201cnothing small or trifling\u201d about the deal.Though the old water wheel was scrapped with the ofd London Bridge more than 150 years ago, London has never failed to meet its obligation to Peter Morite.Then\u2014more ponderously \u2014 he added: \u201cBut as a public representative I denounce the bargain on all scores.\u201d Peter Morice's direct descendants, though, do not now reap much benefit from his shrewd deal.\u201cHis right had passed split up into hundreds of small annuities long before we took over the New River Company,\u201d said Mr.Berry.\u201cNow there are 1,500 of these annuities, eah worth £2 10s.a year.The holders get them by purchase or by Inheritance, but I doubt whether a single direct descendant of Peter Morice is among them now.\u201d Cost Is High To buy out Peter's rights by redeeming the 1,500 annuities would cost present-day London too much, thinks Mr.Berry.\u201cTo buy the rights just for the next 30 years would mean paying out more than £100,000 at once,\u201d he said.Londoners may find some comfort in the thought that the Lord Mayor, aldermen and dignitaries of Peter's day rejoiced to observe waiter being thrown \u2018\u2018as high as the steeple of St.Magnus's Church, which was a thing never before known in England.William Matthews described the occasion in \u201cHydraulia,\u201d his history of London's waterworks, published in 1835.For such past pleasures London still pays.Shot Thrill Act At Belmont Park Shot out of a cannon\u2019s mouth more than 2000 times, with but a sigsle minor accident (when the safety net In which she landed somewhere in America broke during the past three years.is the proud record of \u2018Miss Victory\u201d who iy appearing twice daily at 5 and 11 p.m.at Belmont Pak as the Free Outdoor Attraction.It is an \u2018enviable\u2019 record because she is the only living \u2018lady cannon ball\u2019 and iz well on the road to shattering existing records established by male members of her family, who have retired through injuries or have enlisted in the].U.S.Armed Forces.When projected into space from |: the cannon\u2019's mouth at an approximate speed of 360 feet a second \u201cMiss Victory\u201d loses consciousness momentarily but regains same In time to make her swan-like dive into the safety net Turner \u201cSlightly Dangerous,\u201d now showing at the Monkland United Theatre, brings Lana Turner and Robert Young together \u2018for laughing purposes only,\u201d although they aiso figure in a romantic love story.It provides the maddest, merriest farce either has ever been seen in.Miss Turner plays a soda clerk in a store of which Young is manager.He reprimands her for mixing sodas blindfolded so she leaves town and goes to New Yprk \u2014poses as an amnesia victim, and convinces a millionaire there that she is his long lost daughter.Walter Brennan plays the millionaire.Young is blamed for her \u2018\u2018suicide,\u201d and must produce her to save his job.Therefore he sets out to expose her amnesia ruse, and amid turbulent and laughable episodes they discover that they're in love, ) \u201cAs for Lana's situation with long-lost daddy Brennan, a com- \u201cSlightly Po \u2018Stars _ and Young in Comedy promise works out a happy solution for all, ; Miss Turner, as a comedienne, shows a rare gift, and is very beautiful in a gorgeous Irene- designed wardrobe.Young is perfect as the harassed store manager.Brennan plays a \u2018\u2018doting sugar daddy\u201d effectively and comically.Eugene Pallette, Howard Freeman, Dame May Whitty, Millard chell, Ward Bond, Pamela Blake, Ray Collins, Florence Bates and Alan Mowbray efficiently aid and abet the laugh- making.Wesley Ruggles directed with his usual deft skill at comedy, and Harold Rosson photoraphed Miss Rurner beautifully.Bronislau musical score.Produced for Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer by Pandro S.Berman from a screen play is an original by Oppenheimer.A trio of screen headliners, Gail Russell, Joel McCrea and Herbert Marshall is partly responsible for the success of \u2018The Unseen,\u201d a Paramount picture which opened last night at the York United Theatre.Not to slight others connected with this fine production, however, credit also goes to Lewis Allen, the director and Hagar Wilde and Raymond Chandler.\u201cThe Unseen\u201d is a tense, drama- tie story laden with the kind of suspense conducive to goose pimples and such.There are not many moments for audience relaxation in this mystery film\u2014the rapid pace of events doesn't allow for it.For comparison\u2019's sake, \u201cThe Unseen\u201d might be said to have many of the same elements of \u201cThe Uninvited,\u201d \u201cSuspicion,\u201d \u201cGaslight\u201d and others of that type.The mystery portion of the story focuses on an empty house, next to MeCrea\u2019s, where a murder has been committed.Nightly, the killer roams through the ghostly abode removing tell-tale blood stains which police are sure to discover, since the house is being readied for occupancy by \u2018its new several hundred feet away from the smoking cannon.She gets a big thrill out of risking her life twice daily as patrons are given in the witnessing of same.Picnics taking place Friday are being held by the Ecole St-Paul de Viauville (Band) and the Chate- lain Business Colleges.THRILL ACT AT PARK \u201cMiss Victory,\u201d the lady human cannon ball at Belment Park dally at 5 and 11 p.m, Star Trio Shares Honors In Ace Paramount Chiller owners.Miss Russell, hired as governess to Joel's two children, Nona Griffith and Richard Lyon, becomes enmeshed in the Queer string of events.Figuring importantly inthe plot are Isobel Elsom, playing the dead man's widow; Phyllis Brooks, McCrea\u2019s former governess and Herbert Marshall, family physician.Even the children are tied up with the murderer, unbeknownst to them, however.Right down to the finish line, \u201cThe Unseen\u2019 maintains a deathly suspense with the atmosphere being cleared in the end through the discovery of the murderer\u2019s idbntity.The number of characters under suspicion, at least five, keeps the audience guessing and a bit of a surprise awaits amateur detectives.It wouldn't be fair to reveal the killer's name here, but the film is worth seeing if you like your screen fare spiced with a sense of the ominous, Touch and go from the very beginning, \u201cThe Unseen\u2019 practically lifts audiences out of their seats in certain spots.The secret of the acting, writing and direction is the uncertainty of what is next going to happen.Usually, it's a surprise twist which makes the action so much more intriguing.It\u2019s fair to say that even the actors themselves must have wondered who the murderer was during the filming of the picture.Anyway, everyone breathes more easily when the culprit is finally brought to justice.Production of Mosquito, Lancaster and B-29 Superfortress aircraft will continue throughout \u201cLAURA\u201d THRILLING ENTERTAINMENT! Gene Tierney, clit- ton Webb and Vincent Price in a scene from the thrilling story of \u2018Love and Murder, \u201cLaura,\u201d the film opens at the Snowdon United Theatre on Saturday, playing for one week.Kaper contributed a lilting, Charles Lederer and George: the Japanese war, Reconstruction press conference.Manufacture of Minister Howe said recently at i: training planes will be curtailed.ST.ANTOI NE-WESTMOU NT C.CF PUBLIC MEETING JUNE Sth FRIDAY, HEAR PROF.FRANK B.SCOTT DR.J.C.FLANAGAN C.C.F.CANDIDATE At Victoria Hall \u2014 -8.30 P.M.$51 Comes in nine smart, intriguing shades; dries in an hour without bother or fuss: won rub off: durable: one coat covers any surface, including old wallpaper: anyone can use it.Buy a package of FLITE today: bring new beauty fo your rooms.Sold in most paint and hardware stores = Summer Membership Il Now Available At The \u2018 WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.Men $5.\u2014 Ladies $3.\u2014 Boys $3.For Further Particulars, Phone Wilbank 2159 (Includes Vacation Club) 4 »> Sb * > Brian pr Bt, vier a -to' be a 80- ism at ls Pte, | two- ywwash, [uron, As go- these \u201c ocker or a lisa p= The es a mber mber burn, ar of Uni- now Sus- Taj hope n at and 4 1 of it to dunt a bar, vbs > pad » » hag oot- 4 ars, hye ach + in fait * ach + ear be ext ¢ od « ur ~ od a nm le a ;_ # & & a a FO Ù - had its most successful week of - and the Navy Shore Patrol took TS SESS WEEK - SINGE SEASON OPENED The senior section of + the West- mount Municipal Softball League the season, in the point- of.number of games played, when 11 contests \u2018were: completed bétween \u2018Wednesday, May 30 and Monday, June 4.Artie Mann's Dodgers, Longue Pointe Ordnance Depot the greatest advantage of the respite from the rain, the Dodgers \u2018won three games over this period \u2018without a loss while the.LPOD and Navy iines copped two games apiece without retaliation.A complete recapitulation, outside of the three teams mentioned above, shows the RCAF No.11 AID and District Depot squads with one win and no losses, M.D.4 breaking even in two games, Ozzie Dalzell\u2019's Royals winning one game in three tries, the Provost Corps dropped their only encounter of the week while RCAF No.12 Equipment Depot, MT.Garage and RCAF St.Hubert all lost two games apiece.A summary of the games played shows the Dodgers beating M.T.Garage 12-9 with the help of home-runs by Jack McKissock (2), Doug Maher and Johnny Mahaffey.In this game Durocher hit two circuit clouts for the soldiers while Pat Oss hit one.The Dodgers scored six times in the fourth inning when they defeated the RCAF St.Hubert team 10-3.Doug Maher hit his fourth home-run of the season in this game.The Dodgers won their fifth game of the season on Monday night when they downed the Provost Corps 18-2, The Longue Pointe Ordnance Depot team retained their unbeaten pace when they took advantage of the wildness displayed by the M.D.4 pitchers to beat the Headquarters team 13-5.Stan Scrutton hit a home-run for the winners and Barcher clouted one for the M.D.4 nine, The LPOD team handed the RCAF No.12 Equipment Depot à 20-17 beating at the east-end diamond Monday night.The Navy Shore Patrol team have showed a complete reversal of form, after dropping their first three games, the.sallors have come back to win their next two encounters.They swamped® the RCAF No.12 Equipment Depot 21.9 in one game and then copped a 6-2 decision from the St.Hubert airmen, District Depot, after being rained out on five different oe- easions, finally got their season underway on Monday night at Westmount Park where they downed Ozzie Dalzell\u2019's Royals 16-7.Bob Brennan of the Royals stole the show in this game.with & home-run in the fourth inning with bases full.The RCAF No, 11AID won their first league game in two years of league competition when they beat the Royals 18-9 behind the smart \u2018pitching of \u2018Jerry Snyder.The airmen\u2019s pitcher and Flt./Lt.Cummings hit home-runs for the winners, \"Royals and M.D, 4 won the re- ) the local nine eked out a 15-14 win over RCAF No.12 Equipment Depot after one extra inning of play with manager Dalzell clinching the game with a base hit in the eighth frame.The M.D.4 club, with Bellemare hurling two hit ball, scored a 6-2 win over the M.T.Garege club.Fournier hit a home-run for the winners white pitcher Jack Kerr maining games, obliged for the losers.The following fames rae scheduled for this week: Mon., June 11 \u2014 D.Depot ve.Wed., June 13 \u2014 Royals vs.Navy; M.D.4 vs, -Ne.12 E.Dépot; St.Hubert ve.LPOD._ Thurs.,, June 14 \u2014 No.12 £.Depot vs.Dodgers; -St.Hubert vs.D.Depot; No.11 AID at Provost Corps.The \u2018standing ot the teams including games played Monday: a Division WL Pts Longue Potite tees 3: 0 4 Navy 0.2 -3 4 D.Depot .\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.2 0 2 Royals .1 2 2 No.12 E.Depot .\u2026.0 3 ¢ St.Hubert .\u2026.0 2 0 .\u201cB\" Division ' .W L Pts Dodgers .:.8 6 10 MD.4 .c000000 2 1 4 No.11 A.I.D, .1 1 2 M.T.Garage so.1 2 2 Provost Corps .reese © 3 0 Panthers Need Upset Red Sox Unless Ross Gillingham's Panthers can create a big upset, Ernie Meyer's Red Sox will be this year\u2019s champions in the bantam section of the Westmount Municipal Softball League.Sox, who have gone through the season without a defeat, handed the Panthers a 14-3 beating at King George Park on Tuesday in the first of @& two-out-of-three game series for the title.The Red Red Sox ended up in first place while the Panthers captured the runner-up spot.In the semi-final play-offs, the Red Sox knocked Lord's Two Clubs Aim For Top Run | Midget Sections The championship in the midget \u201cA\u2019 and \u201cB\u2019 sections \u2018of the Westmount Municipal Softball League are \u2018just about in the bag for Richard Lord's-two clubs.The Eagles have a two-game ad- \u2018clones in their \u2018best-of-five series for the \u201cA\u201d group title while the Tornados have a similar grip on the \u201cB\u2019\u2019 group pennant over Mike Tucker's Tigers.Eagles, who finished in first took the first game from the Cyclones by the score of 17-9 Sonny Choyce, Lloyd .Williams.Lorne Foy, Rene Chatelois and Richard Lord led the winners at bat in this game while Morre Barre, Brian Tiffin, Jack Lunny and George MeLanders.were the best for the Cyclones.A driving finish gave the Eagles their second win over the Cyclones when they came from behind to win out 9-2.Two Eagles\u2019 hurlers, Lorne Foy and Donnie Wadsworth, combined to pitch a two-hit game.Ned Jackman got to Foy for a single in the first inning and Dave O'Meara collected the other off Wadsworth in the sixth.Richard Lord, Johnny Choyce, Clive Pearse and Lorne Foy each banged out two hits apiece for the Eagles, one of Foy's clouts going for a home-run.straight games by scores of 35.0 and 14-8 while the Panthers performed a similar operation on Eddie Laefontaine\u2019s Greys, the scores being 16-6 and 17-5.Meyers led his team at bat in the playoff game with the Panthers with four hits including a home-run in the {fifth frame.Mike Barnard pitched for the winners \u2018and Fred Holman for the Trevor Bishop's Hoods out in two Panthers.vantage over Brian Tiffin\u2019s Cy-| place of the midget.\u201cA\u201d section, | One More Win Assures Reds Championship Phil Martin's Reds from St.Leo\u2019s Academy need but oné more win to assure themselves of the championship in the Pee Wee pal Softball League.The Reds, who came second in the section standing, defeated Bob Bunten's Rinkydinks from Queen's School 7-6, at King George Park on Tuesday afternoon in the first of a two-out-of-three game series for the title.The Rinkydinks ended up the schedule in first place without having been defeated.The second game of the series is slated for Wednesday and in the event of the Rinkydinks capturing this tilt, it will be necessary to play a third game.The Reds were hicky to win Tuesday's game, they were on the wrong end of a 6-4 count going into the last inning but singles by \u2018John Foy, Phil Martin, Jim Cotter, Marty Kay and Donald Rolfe pushed \u2018three runs over the Pate, enough to win the game by the odd run.The Rinkydinks \u2018one hit, section of the Westmount Munici- threatened to tie the count in the last half of the inning when Mike 8 | Harling % but he was tagged at the plate: tripled with none out when he attempted to score om Barry Martin's infield roller, Until the fateful last frame, Jack Cote had allowed the Reds the winners was in hot water most of the game due to the nine waiks he issued.In the semi-final series, both the Rinkydinks and Reds knocked their Dwarfs by scores of 5-4 and 22-0 while the Reds eliminated the Giants by counts of 15-3 and 23-10, ; The battle for the fourth and last playoff berth was a close one with three clubs tied for the charmed circle.In the sudden death playoffs, Don Macnamara's Dodgers eliminated Jimmie Craig\u2019s Maple Leafs 11-8 but then tasted defeat at the hands of Morton Rosengarten\u2019s Dwarfs by a score of 13-8.In 1867, Nova Scotia was first: among the provinces for fisheries.It is today replaced by British Columbia which supplies: $47 % of the total output.: | Dr J.C.FLANAGAN | ~~ C C.F.CANDIDATE St.Antoine-Westmount Division YOUR HELP IS NEEDED Friends of Dr.Flanagan who would donate their help or cars for Election Day, June 11th, please call Wiibank 6725 \u2018Committee Room: 1551 ST.ANTOINE ST.L .Navy; Dodgers vs, M.D.4; Royals \" ws.LPOD, e, DAWES BLACK HORSE BREWERY Contributed by e DONATE YOUR BLOOD = A soldier's life may \u201cre depend on it on e Phil Martin, hurling for ° opposition out in straight 1] games, the Rinkydinks took the \u2018À SRE A \u201cto open the scoring.; ag Ipounters kept play \u2018in the visi-% # tors\u2019 end and Harvison tricking Kirkman on a pass from midfield ÿ returned to Kis, who scored his 5 second \u2018goal, to be followed short- 5 dy afterwards by Alec Dimitruck, \u2018 H who made it three nothing in fa- your of Westmount.Reminioneers buckled under 5 challeuzed, , Fe drove a long :sft wing more as a habit : \u201c Breatly surprised when it found the top right hand corner of the net.Cogan was out of position .and had no chance with this shot.Les Woods, young Westmount i.Policeman, played a driving type of soccer; his efforts were rewarded when he put one into the net from a scramble in front of .~ Cogan.The whistle went for hal?time with score standing Westmount, 5; Dominioneers, 0.During the second half West- mount eased off and the Domin- _loneers, refusing to accept defeat, kept trying to open the score, they succeeded when Charlie Nicholson beat Goalkeeper Mates on hls fourth attempt.The home team immediately devoted their attention to increasing the score, and Alec Dimi- truck beat Cogah on a shot from within the penalty area, The final score, Westmount, 6; Do- minioneers, 1.Johnny Morgan, Boh McLean, Tommy Cogan and Cote were the best for Longueuil.Westmount: Mates, Whitehead, ©; Er Er 3 £ & le : AA SEES ry RE a myn vos amsn ange ie mr i Lowson, Lines, Fraser, Wood, Harvison, Dimitruck, Kis, Shor- \u2018 rock.Subs: Denbigh, Faltus and Weir> Longueuil: Cogan, Smith, Mus- grove, DuJohn, Kirkman, Mc- Lean, Harrison, Cote, Demers, Morgan, Wrigh.Subs: Wilson, Colby.Camp For Boys Opens Season Camp Laclouwhi for Boys opens its fifteenth season on June 29th, under the guldance of Fred B.Whittet, and a complete staff of \u201c {wenty-one persons, whc will do everything possible to ensure a happy, healthy vacation for the \u2018 fifty boys who will spend the summer at the friendly camp for Boys.Norman Rogers, B.Sc., of Sir George Willlams College, will be Assistant Director, while Drs.James Graham and Ewart G.Hinds will be the resident doctors.Horse riding will be in charge of Ward C.Pitfield, while Norman Campbell, of the William Dawson Schopl will be the in- atructor in handicrafts at the Camp and two new sailboats have been ordered for camp use.Provincial Transport gpecial \u201c Yusses will be at Victoria Hall at 3 pm?June 29th, and will transport the boys to camp with no thange of busses at Joliette.A factor which contributed to L the decline of tuberculosis as a - Cause of death and disability was growth of the sanatorium idea.pressure and Jimmy Rock, when\u2019 shot \"than an effort to score, and was \u201cThe champion local soccer team kept their winning record un- |\" f on election day next Monday.General Price's Committes will.need cars to get .disabled electors to the polls.Please help, by volunteering the use of your car for all, or part of the day.Telephone Victoria Hall, Westmount.WI, 9431, 7013, 8131, \u20ac.> 4 - + dé C1 "]