The Westmount examiner, 13 août 1948, vendredi 13 août 1948

[" The Examiner Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis VOL.XIX, No.33 x WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1948 One Of City\u2019s Oldest Homes Now Being Levelled Time turns all things to dust but human hands are helping things along right now as Westmount loses one of its oldest buildings, the TO BE DEMOLISHED AFTER 120 YEARS Pictured above is 6 view of \u2018\u2019Forden\" home of the late Captain T.R.Raynes, bullt over 120 years age, showing men working on its demolition.Until recently, the mansion, situated at the top of Forden Crescent, was ewned by the Misses E.and N.Raynes.Gift Of $5,000 To Public Library At the Westmount City Council meeting on Monday night, Alderman W.L.Macklaier, K.C., \u2018was appointed Acting Mayor for the months August, September and October.x x x The council has received and acknowledged a gift.of $5,000 which was donated by the estate of Mary Solace Saxe, to be used toward the extension of \u2018\u2018development of work with children\u201d - in the: Westmount Public Library.\u201c According to Council, the money will be placed \u2018at the disposal of -the library trustees immediately.Miss Saxe was for thirty years fibrarian in Westmount and retired in 1931 because of ill health, to be succeeded by Miss Jenkins whe is still there.\u2018 Miss Saxe died on May 27, 1942.\u2019 Unattended Horse Causes Accident | While a Canada Bread driver was eating breakfast in a nearby restaurant, his unattended.horse and wagon proceeded west on Sherbrooke St., and striick a car driven by F.Bentley, of Sauger- ties, N.Y., damaging the left front fender and the front bumper, on Monday, at 9.55 am, Const.A.Chesner investigated the accident, FREE CAR WASH After stopping to let a sick passenger out of his car, W.J.Racicot, 4590 Ridgevale avenue, started up again only to run into a hydrant in front \u2018of 4400 St.\u2018Catherine St.W.The right front fender of the auto was torn and the hood of the engine buckled.Lt, F.G.Porter investigated: 2 Athletic Ground War Memorial Suggested Walter Smail, who has been connected with the sport scene in Westmount and Montreal for many years, has come forward with the suggestion that the Westmount Athletic Grounds (the former M.A A A.grounds on St.Catherine St.) should be turned into a memorial to the dead of the last two Great Wars.This, in.Mr.Smail\u2019s mind, would serve as a lasting and useful tribute to the 1st and 2nd World War heroes, instead of the plain monument now in front of the City Hall, which many people feel serves no useful purpose outside of being nice too look at.; At present, the W.A.G.clubhouse is leased to thé Dominion Government and their ! does* not\u2019 expire until Mäy 1, 1950.But it would take at least that long to complete Mr.Smail's plan, so that both sections would be ready for use at the same time.His plan calls for the track which is now being repaired, financed by the money obtained from the goverhment in lieu of cost of putting \u2018the place back into the shape it was in before béing taken over to house a Montreal regiment, to stay in its place; a curling rink, a bowling alley or bill- liard room to be built on the grounds.formerly occupied by tennis courts and a gymnasium to be placed on the.ground: east.of- the clubhouse, to be used by youths] of all ages and religion.7 Poor Sport Morale .With -the rumor that the Canadian Olympic team is.disgruntled and.the reason \u2018given \u2018that they] know they haven't a chance of winning, several sports writers in the city of Montreal say that.this state of affairs can be directly attributed to the fact that the island | has practically no training facilities for athletes.Therefore, having the West- mount Athletic Grounds turned into a real place for sportsmen to gather and train, contends Mr.Smail, would be a big step towards starting a renewal of interest by the youth of the city in participating in sport events.Well Qualified Speaker Mr.Smail is in a good position to speak on sport problems, having been intimately associated with many games for a large number of years.In 1936, he was manager of the Dominion Junior Champions \u2018known ag the \u201cIndians\u201d.Of the thirty boys on the team, ninety per cent served overseas and three were killed.A son of his,Walter Douglas Smail, served in the Black Watch Regiment and was killed a month before the end of the war in Europe while fighting in the Hoch- wald Forest.Walter, Jr, was a member of the Canadian All-Star rugby team in 1939.| Two Found Guilty On Loitering Charge i Andre \u2018Pilon and Roger - Hamel of no given address, were arrested on August 7, and appeared before Deputy Recorder A.E.Laverty \u2018where they\u2019 were found guilty of the charge.of loitering on.Greene Ave, - They were fined $40 each or two months in jail, .1 POLICE SEIZE KEYS While backing out of a driveway at 665 Belmont Ave, the rear bumper of a car driven by Francis J, Ryan, of 2429 Chateauguay St., hit and knocked over a drum of tar, last Friday, spilling the contents on the driveway.Ryan later told police that the ensuing shouts made him nervous, so he pulled his car up the driveway again and left it.When he returned to pick it up, he found that the police had taken possession of the keys, which were glven to him after investigation.| The inscription reads, huge mansion at the top of Forden to the Misses N.and E.Raynes.mp PRICE\u2014THREE CENTS Crescent, which formerly belonged Over 120 years of history lies behind this structure but now | its hallowed halls and silent rooms are feeling the rough blows of demolition men who are tearing it down to make room for a more modern building.It is reported that the land has been purchased by Harry Bronfman, another Westmounter.The original estate occupied land reaching from Cote St.Antoine Road to \u201cthe lands of Cote des Neiges\u201d, which is just behind St.Joseph'g Oratory.First history of the estate according to City Hall records shows that the land was bought by Charles Bowman at a Sheriff's sale on April 20, 1828, Charles Bowman bequeathed this.land to his son Charles for his life, without power to sell, and he, in turn, left it to his three daughters, Elizabeth, Ann and Victoria, and to his son James, the share of each child at death to go to his or her children in equal shares.In 1899, Charles Raynes declared that the property known as lot 239 of the Parish of Montreal was possessed by Dame Elizabeth Bowman, widow of Robert T.Raynes and by her eight children, Charles, William, Anne, Dora, Mary, Ethel, Nora and George Raynes, as substitutes under the will mentioned above, This substitution was in favor of the children of Charles Bowman, whose eldest son died unmarried and the children of Elizabeth Bowman who survived her brother.He declared also that the same Elizabeth Bowman succeeded to the entire estate as being the sole survivor of his five children, the other three having died unmarried, In 1922, a deed of cession was \u2018signed by the Misses Anne, Dora, Mary, Ethel and Norah Raynes, giving several subdivisions of the cadastre to the City of West- mount, to form part of public streets, etc.For several years now, there has been an artist's drawing, by L.Tucker, in the Council chamber of the Westmount City Hall, of the famous gates guarding the entrance to the mansion, with the building itself in the background.\u201cEntrance to \u2018Forden\u2019, residence of the late Captain R.T.Raynes, Cote St.Antoine Road.\u201d - - And now, only two of the sisters remain and of their land, they hold only a memory.Right-Of-Way Claimed By Both Parties Cars driven by Herbert C.Karn, of 4251 Hampton avenue, N.D.G., and Marcel Valiquette, of 4652 de Bullion St., were involved in an accident on the corner of Westmount boulevard \u2018and Vie- toria avenue, on Monday, at 5.45 p.m, Both drivers claimed the right- of-way, according to police reports.The accident resulted in damage to the right front fender and bumper bracket of Karn\u2019s vehicle and to the right rear fender of Valiquette's.The investigation was carried out by Const: L.Lauzon, Representatives From 13 Cities Gather At YMCA Twelve young men, claiming home-towns from Halifax to Saskatoon, met on Tuesday evening in the Westmount YMCA to form a Young Men's Club.The chief interest which has drawn them together is their desire to work with one another in planning a mixed program of activities for the coming winter.To further this object they have formed an organizational commit tee consisting of Carl Kaufman of Kitchener, Alan Oldfield of Winnipeg, Jim\u2019 Kennedy of Sherbrooke, Ritchie Meyhew of Lake Megantic, and Al Curran of Saskatoon, Others at the meeting were Doug.McKee of St.John, Ken Manning of Halifax, Fernand Gir- oux of N.D.G., Robert Morrow of Westmount, Reg.Henderson, of Minto, Jim Bolton of Montreal, and Llyn Seymour of Ottawa.Any young men who are interested in becoming members should contact the Y.M, C.A.Program Secretary, J.Gordon Clarke.The next general meeting will take place in West- mount Y.M.C.A.on September 14th.- \u2018Lost Lions\u2019 Still Elude Police Search Still missing from their home are the two marble lions which \u201cwandered\u201d off more than a month ago and haven't been seen since.Standing at the entrance to Sam Bronfman\u2019s home at 15 Belvedere Road for many years, and apparently content with thelr lot, Westmount police believe that the lions didn't suddenly rebel, but are jnclined to favour the theory that their disappearance was due to .a student's prank, Whoever \u201cborrowed\u201d them either used a truck or was quite a weight-lifter, according to police, because each of the lions weighs over 200 pounds and stands three feet high.They were imported from Italy 12 years ago.A reward is offered to anyone who can supply information leading to the recovery of the \u2018\u2018animals\u201d.Anyone with any knowledge of their whereabouts should contact G.K.Kennedy at MA, 2121.TRUNK SMASHED When Harold L.Clifford, of 400 Kensington avenue, turned left off Sherbrooke St, to proceed south on Prince Albert St, on Tuesday, at 6.40 p.m,, the trunk of his auto was smashed in by a Montreal Tramways street car, when his car and the tram were involved in a collision.There was no visible damage to the street car. eee CCS PAGE TWO Y.M.C.A World Service In Action \"CZECHOSLOVAKIA\" \u201cCZECHOSLOVAKIA\u201d On the razor\u2019s edge between the great powers\u2019 conflicting interests in\u2019 Eurôpe, traditionally democratic Czechoslovakia labors under mounting stresses and pressures.The Czechoslovakian YMCA, stronger than ever, and conscious of itself as a nationwide movement with great popular appeal, aspires.in these crucial times to be \u201cthe conscience of the nation\u201d, Non-partisan and non-sectarian in program, the YMCA today enjoys varied and representative support.People of all political and religious allegiances belong to the same Associations and work together as friends in various Y.activities.On all public issues to which there can obviously be but onew Christian answer, the Y takes a, positive stand, e.g.the menace of anti-Semitism, the treatment of German POW's, the safeguarding of free speech and other civil liberties, the relation of Czechs and Slovaks, etc.People are encouraged to take the Christian position on all questions, regardless of political affiliations, Members are helped to think for themselves end to develop Christian and democratic attitudes through actual practice in club work, service projects, religious and secular study groups, public meetings, and the examples set by the more ad- | vanced and dedicated members and staff men.The local associations hold numerous forums, lectures and \u201ctown hall\u201d debates which are open to the public and draw large crowds.Open discussions and questions at these meetings usually draw forth all shades of views.Y men encourage these expressions, having found that in genuino- ly free discussions vicious ideas and motivations are easily exposed and discredited.The over-all picture of the Czech Y movement shows 14 city and 9 student associations with a membership of over 6,000 members.Of these, at least 700 serve on Boards and committees or act as leaders in some Y group or service project.Secretaries number 17 full-time and 7 part-time.Over 4,500 are registered in formal education courses and thousands of non-members participate in Y-sponsored or Y-housed lectures and public meetings.Now being reorganized are the old Church YMCA Groups, of which there were 365 before the war, with 10,000 members.The biggest city association is the central branch in Prague, where a prewar membership of 1,500 has risen to 2,700.The favourite Y activity in the summertime is the operation of 14 camps.This year 3,382 boys end girls spent vacations awer- aging 26 days each.In addition, the Y helped the camping situation all over the country by conducting training courses for camp leaders from the government and other welfare agencics.Fastest comeback of all the associations wiped out by the war has been staged by the Bratislava branch in Slovakia.This association, which 2 years ago was down to rock bottom in equipment and supplies, now has 4 secretaries, 85 teachers, 5 clerks and 35 other employees.Its educational program overshadows that of every other YMCA in Europe \u2014 3,325 students in 141 classes, with courses including: automobile mechanics, English, Russian, tailoring, fire-fighting, and commercial subjects.The school publishes many of its own textbooks and many of its students attend on scholarships.The Y's dormitory in one year has given 4,109 people temporary lodging.; es Industrial health experts estimate that every year more than one per cent of all workers suffer from occupational skin disease.Much of this is preventable and the majority of cases can be By GEORGE COCHRANE POLITICAL NOTES A trio from the Westmount Young Liberals Association took in the doings at the Ottawa Coliseum last week.The politically minded threesome consisted of Lorne Hellyer, president of the].local group, John Joseph Junior Pepper, secrétary, and William Atwood Macdonald, immediata past president and founder.- At least one of the three wasn't completely satisfied with the way things were run.That's Monsieur Pepper, the diminutive Loyola College student and Westmount High grad.Junior is quoted by the Herald's Ottawa correspondent, Frank Swanson, as saying that the convention was run completely by the old fogies of the party and that the Yeung Liberals weren't given a fair chance to have their | opinions heard.\u201cWe paid our own way up to the convention,\u201d quoth Junior, \u201cand we didn't like everything we saw by a long shot.\u201d ITEMS Mons.Pepper, by the bye, is at the Valcartier army camp, just outside the provincial capital, for the summer.À COTC man .Henry Blakeney still with the Cunard people and making frequent trips to Halifax in the line of official duty .Big Hank plans to spend his holidays at North Hatley .Large Thomas Earle, the Montreal Shipping Co.publicist, has become quite the golf player this summer.\"Great game\u201d says the Chesterfieldian .Ex- Westmount Highers Roy Hellyer and Norris Masterman reportedly enjoying their stay at Clarkson College.Both are there on hockey scholarships .Big Doug Heron had to give up at work at the chemical plant where he was putting in his eight hours a day because the chemicals and he didn\u2019t get along very well.West- mounter Eric Swaine, about to enter his Junior year at Macdonald College, working in a northern Ontario lumber camp this summer.The Examiner's new editor, Paul McCaffery, doing a bang-up job.His immediate predecessor, Joe Robb, is now writing publicity for the Bank of Montreal .Another former Examiner editor, Les Morrow, is doing very well at the Herald.Other well knowns who got their start in the journalistic business out this way are The Herald's Al Parsley, The Standard\u2019s Vince Lunny, and CJAD's Tracy S.Ludington.If euthanasia were applied to the film industry, The Pirate would avoided by the maintenance of be one of the first to go .personal cleanliness.dustries where occupational skin\u2019 disease is a hazard, the difficulty may be overcome hy providing adequate washroom facilities and proper skin cleaners.Active pro-' motion of health habits will not\u2019 only reduce the number of skin: disorders in industry but will also | result in higher standards in the home and community.In those in- | Evelyn Bremner all set for her second year at Roslyn School, rrade five, when Westmount's Protestant institutions of learning throw open their doors on Wednesday, September 8 .Next Week: the sad starv of what happened to Oliver Towne.This is the sneezin\u2019 of the year | for the hay fever boys.ropes 00 - \u2018THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1948 Y Notes YOUNG ADULT SECTION Swimming ~~ Well folks, you can return to the \u201cY\u201d pool again now that the renovations are complete.It looks quite smart now and, no matter how glittering the one in N.D.G.was, our own springboard still feels firmer to the feet.John Venters is going ahead with his coaching, both in swimming and in life-saving instruction.Everyone should be able to pull a helpless person from the water, should the occasion arise, and John is the man to teach you how.The course has been condensed so that it can be completed within the season, for Johr does not mean to give merely tips but \u2018| intends the course to.be complete \u2018and successful in itself.Monday night is the night, don't forget! Chez.Wynita and Ruth \u2014 If you didn't come along to the N.D.G.\u201c¥\u201d last Thursday, you missed a treat.After the swimming, Wynita invited\u2019 us all to her house where we had a wonderful time dancing and singing, When the rugs were rolled up and the furniture shifted a bit, there could have been no more suitable place.As someone suggested, we are even thinking of holding the \"\u201cY\u201d dances there! To judge by the harmony of the lullabies crooned wards, Johnny's idea of a Barbershop needs taking up.Advance information \u2014 Just a reminder of the mammoth corn roast to be held at the \u201cY\u201d Camp the date open, for we want our branch to be well represented to hold its own with all the others.Entertainment Committee\u2014 This.new scheme is working fine so far and will be well reported in these notes.The committee is there to work out new ideas and to develop the old ones, but no one else is excluded from doing anything to help.For instance, many have helped by trotting out a few favorite records to be played on Thursday night.Eileen has almost transformed the splash-parties with hers\u2019! In ract someone was heard to say, \u201cBy the time I had decided that they were playing a tango, they weren't!\u201d \u2019 A Word to the Wise\u2014By special request we are reprinting a note that has been used before by Gordon.Clarke and which forms the basis of the \u2018\u2019Y\u201d spirit.\u201cSay \u2018hello\u2019 to the friend next to you in the locker room, showers or the lobby; maybe he finds it difficult to \u2018Break the ice\u2019 too.\u201d Bridgo\u2014The circle is still growing! Remember the old days when it was hard to find a fourth for the second table?They've certainly gone now and it is pretty certain that those we have trained in the cut-throat game of bridge won't be giving up the game now.Hints On Bridge, No.5 \u2014 So you use the Blackwood Convention for slams, do you?Well, suppose for a moment that you really wanted to go in no-trumps wheh you found that your partner had no aces?What would you do?I thought so.You knew that the call of four no-trumps was a request for the number of your aces, which you gave as follows: no aces \u2014 5 clubs, 1 ace \u2014 5 diamonds, 2 aces \u2014 5 hearts, etc, and which you Knew was followed by a 5 no- trump request for kings in the same way out of the back door.Well, if you call 4 no-trump in an effort to find a slam and then wish to fall back into 5 no-trump if your partner replies with 5 clubs, call a suit that has not been mentioned before, or that is your worst possible suit.Your partner will then realize the posilion and will himself call the 5 no-trump.BOYS\u2019 DIVISION The Westmount Y.M.C.A.August Vacation Club will open this Monday, August 16th at 9.30 a.m.This is an all day in-the-city ! camp program.Boys come from .9.30 a.m.to 4.30 p.m.each day ; and bring their lunches.Special t emphasis ig placed on swimming linstruction, crafts and all day outside the city picnics, group games, industrial trips.The Vacation Club is planned to meet the needs of boys who in the rosy fireside glow after- |.Perrot on September 24th.Keep | Scouts BY REG Westmount Area.From Western Area, Ed Keller and Richard Dendy are still staying on at Cumberland House along with Colin and Leslie Tis- shaw of Rosedale Troop.Dave: \u2018Britton of® Wesley Troop and Paul \u2018de Savoye of Queen Mary United L Troop: are also in Cumberland.\u2018Dave\u2019s father is taking the Gil- well Training Course for Scouters now in progress at Far Beach.Mel Burge, Scoutmaster of St.Saviours\u2019 Troop was a welcome guest for the weekend, and further along in this.column, read- \u2018ers will find a letter from him.We also had some American guests over the weekend at Tamaracouta.They were Gilbert Wells, Clifford Bola, Jim Bola and Mrs.Hathaway, all of whom are representatives.Troop 54, Ausable Forks, N.Y.with whom we have spent some time in the past on various camping expeditions.Mr.Wells is Scoutmaster, and Mr.Bola the ASM.They spent the entire weekend touring around the camp, comparing our system with theirs at Camp Bedford, and we believe they were quite favourably impressed.Skipper S.A.Richardson expressed, on behalf of the entire camp, & warm welcome to our American friends and a sincere wish that they may be able to return ofr another visit in the near \u2018future.We hope to be have been away during the summer and have returned to the City before the opening of school.The program for the first week is as follows: Monday\u20149.30 a.m., assembly; 10 a.m., soccer; 11 a.m., swimming; 12 noon, lunch; 1.30 p.m., industrial trip; 3.30 p.m., swim instruction for non-swimmers; 4\u201d p.m., general swim.Tuesday\u20149.30 a.m., assembly; 10 a.m., baseball; 11 a.m., general swim; 12 noon, lunch; 1.30 p.m., crafts; and 4 p.m., general swim.Wednesday\u2014An all day picnic, leaving the Y.M.C.A.at 10 am.; bring lunches, Thursday\u2014Guest day with International Y.M.C.A.All boys to bring lunches.Friday\u2014City-wide Y.M.C.A.track and field meet.Boys leave Westmount at 9.30 a.m.for the Lower Canada College playing fields.Westmount Y.M.C.A.boys to compete as a group in broad jumping, racing, relays, etc.City-Wide Teen-Age Conference \u2014Miss Joan Fox, Miss Barbara Bent and Messrs Bill Bent, Johnny Kennedy and Kenneth Hale have been the Westmount Y.M.C.A.'Teen-age representatives at the City-wide Y.M.C.A.'Teen-age Conference Committee.These representatives from the ten Y.M.C.A.'s in the City are planning a conference to take place at Camp Otoreke, September 9th, 10th and 11th, Y.M.C.A.Work In St.Henri\u2014 Recently, members of the St, Henri \u2019Teen-age group of the Westmount Y.M.C.A.held a picnic at Chambly Basin, The event was greatly enjoyed by all District Council & Cubs GROOME Well, once again to the accompaniment of drizzly cold weather, the fourth and last period of Camp Tamaracouta was started Sat« urday last, with approximately one hundred and seventy-five campe- ers in attendance, including the members of the Camp Staff.Troop in camp, or representatives of the troops, include boys from Chalmers, St.Thomas More, Calvary, Wesley, Willingdon, Rosedale.and Queen Mary United Troops.Bruce Ellsworth, Edward Brisco and George Smith are the boys from Chalmers, while those from St, Thomaa More included Thomas Currie, Donald O'Connor, Brian Dowd, Victor Buck, Bob Belanger and Bill Bateman, M.Barr, G.Fowler, H.Anderson, À.Svendsen, Ronald Mar-# wood and: T.Alexander are the |: Scouts from Calvary Troop in down In Mr.Well's direction in another few weeks and wilk have an opportunity to watch Troop 54 In action again.Wednesday was visitors day at Tamaracouta, when over 50 members and friends of.the Montreal of the Boy Scouts Association were the guests of the camp, and ate their evening meal in the Mess Hall with the campers.This.is the only time during the year when out- giders, particularly of the femals sex, are allowed to eat in the hall \u2018and it is reported\u2019 that x Wunudec- ful time was had by all.Many of the visitors stayed over after the meal and joined the boys during the evening programme in Jubilee Hall, They were welcomed to the camp by R.G.Talbot, Chairman of the Tamaracouta Camp Committee and S.A.Richardson, Camp Factor.The following is a letter received from Melvin Burge, a well \u2018known figure in Scouting.for many a day now and who is at present Scoutmaster of St.Saviours Troop in Western Area.The letter is reprinted exactly as received and we make no com- \u2018ment on it.Readers will recall that the incidents mentioned in the letter were reported in this column last week.-The letter fole lows:- Letter to the Scout Editor Dear Reg.: Reading last week's column, I happened to notice that The Tamara Opera Company was back In business again.The \u201cnewest\u201d production was \u201cAnthony and Cleopatra\u201d.Who was It said, There is Nothing New Under the Sun?Have you forgotten that in 1944, The Tamara Opera Company presented a production of the same name.These farces were rehearsed for full periods of two weeks, Jock Dando giving the: players a thorough coaching fm.the art of delivering the lines, Costumes and Scenery were made: by the writer.From what we have.heard, the latest production had.but one rehearsal.All we can sal: is more power to them.i Have you noticed, that the badges at Camp are won will very little effort on the part ef the Camper?To my mind, this is a disgrace.It is only encour aging Badge-Hounds.See you around, and think of me when you go to Camp this week-end ?, Yours in Scouting, \u201cNivlem Egrub\u201d One application of a five per cent DDT spray kills bedbugs and prevents their return for months.SIDNEY B.FRASER FIRE CASUALTY LIFE INSURANCE 388 ST.JAMES ST.W.Montreal MA.5601 Barrister and Solicitor Office: HA.9238-39 HOWARD 8S.ROSS, K.C.57 St.James St, West Department for the closing of estates of Decensed Persons.:: Residence: FI.6507 en ji REPAIRED - REFINISHED .SUPPLIED Hardwood Floors LAID - FINISHED - CLEANED \u201c49 YEARS IN ss WESTMOUNT\" NOW IS THE TIME mel fin 0 rl - A.Ross Grafton = FO PAR & COMPANY | ® § Free Estimates WE.2323 O H M A N \u2019 $ da ST, CATHERINE Sr, 1 RNIAMINELY owe ™ne Fa VOL.XiX, No.33 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1948 PAGE FHREE George Gahan\u2019s Record \u2018Rendez-vous Once again we've had the pleasure and opportunity to meet and interview a well known bandleader.He is alto-saxophonist Hal McIntyre.Hal, in my opinion, has one of the best and most distinctive bands in the country.True, he is \u2018not as well known as many other musicians, but this is due I be- .lieve to the fact that he records for a little known company: M.G.M.Metro, however, is now setting up disc-tributing offices in Canada, and as soon as this wax works becomes better known, then so also will Hal McIntyre.For a good sample of Hal's work, try and pick up his M.G.M.recording of that still popular \u201cPut Em in a Box\".Another M.G.M.platter looks like it\u2019s heading for the top.It's Art Mooney's version of \u2018Bluebird of Happiness\u201d.As this hunk of shellac was pressed after the ban, there's nothing but the vocalist and a background choir.All we can say about this is: No banjo\u2014no band\u2014no good!! SCOOP!!! Nothing sure about it yet, but if all goes well, Spike Jones will make a personal appearance at the Forum this October.Although we're not too sure of the goregoing, we are sure thht Paul Whiteman \u201cKing of Jazz\u201d will be holding forth at the At- water and St.Catherine streets bandstand, come the 19th.Also coming up with Whiteman are, Earl Wilde, world famous pianist, and two well known vocalists, Eugenie Baird and Johnny Thomson.| Six days later, Duke Ellington will visit the Verdun Aud.for a one-night stand.The Duke is very popular in Montreal, due largely to the great show he put on when he was here a few months back.Ellington has been in the music business longer than most big name bandleaders of today, and should you be familiar with this type of music, you will know why.Louis Prima (bongo bongo) would have been in town just about now if sickness hadn't forced him to cancel his one niter at Danceland, Let's hope he recovers quickly, so we'll be able to hear this boy in person.The Division of Horticulture at the Central Experimental Farm has originated 40 varieties and strains of vegetables.Ladies\u2019 & Gentiemen's SUITS HAND-TAILORED ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Our Newest Imported Materials Are Worth Seeing Call and See Mr.Davies who will Give you his Personal Attention.PICCADILLY VALET SERVICE 154 ABBOTT AVE.wi.3205 (Just below St.Catherine) GENERAL ALTERATIONS - and REPAIRS Also Painting and Decorating (City or Country) J.A.BETHUNE 3342 TROIE AVE.AT.7192 STOP AND GO CAN CO AND STOP Newest wrinkle in traffic signals is this portable ome, which can be set up quickly at any intersection.You just wind up the gadget and it's ready.It can be adjusted to give varied intervals between \u2018\u2019stops\u201d and \u2018\u2019gos.Being tested im San Francisco, It's designed for temporary traffic direction.What's What In the Parks rutting \u2014 Last Iriday night's handicap produced some thrills before the issue was finally decided, Jack McKissock who has come into form, won the men's event, but things were not so clear cut in the ladies\u2019 section.At the end of four rounds of play Miss Dawson and Mrs.M.Soden tied for first place.In the playoff Mrs.Soden won 23-26.In a prizewinners and non-prizewinners tournament played on Tuesday night Mr, T.Mahaffy and Mr.J.McKissock finished up winners.The games sheet for the Round Robin event has now been posted.Tennis \u2014 The mixed doubles draw has been posted in the Adult Courts and games can now get under way.The Western Courts have got together a strong team and will play a return match against St, Ignatius at the Western courts tonight at 6.45 p.m.This should be a good match as Westmount won the first game against this club at St.Ignatius.Games played will be mixed doubles, mens doubles, ladies doubles, mens singles, and ladies singles.Shuffleboard, Horseshoes, checkers \u2014 Checkers have been exceptionally popular during the past week and large crowds have gathered to watch some of the evenings plays.The Junior Tournament is still under way and results will be published next week.Shuffleboard as usual has been active from morning till night.Another Jufior Tournament will be run off next week.Band Concerts \u2014 The programme for Monday evening's Band Concert is published in another column of the IExaminer.Last Monday night recital was enjoyed by a large audience and the Band of the Royal Montreal Regiment is becoming increasingly popular in Westmount Park.Cricket \u2014 On Saturday afternoon Westmount will play a non league game against Verdun at Westmount Park commencing 3 p.m, This should prove an exciting tussie as Verdun just managed to pip Westmount in the last game a couple of weeks ago.The local lads had an easy win last Saturday against the West Indians 66 All Out, Sing Songs Wednesday night's programme was an Irish night and is fully reported in another column of the Examiner, Auditions for these events are held each Monday morning in the Vivtoria Hall at 10 a.m, Playtown \u2014 This has been Contest Week in each of the parks.There have been Freckle Contests, Bubble Gum Contests, Bicycle Races, and Interplayground events culminating with the Playtown Olympics at Mount Royal today.This should have been run off last Friday but was postponed because of rain, Classes in clay modelling and felt work are now under way.Wood carving has become increasing popular down at Staynor and some very realistic animal figures are being produced.DAILY Playground programme Westmount, Staynor, Prince Albert, 8 a.m.-10 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m.-12 p.m.Sunday, tennis, 2 P.m.-7 p.m.; putting 2 p.m.-10 p.m.l\u2019ve Been Working On The Railroad, Says A.Gardner Anecdotes ranging from a subject like taking a cinder out of a princess\u2019 eye to feeding three Barons Bismarck herring for seve enteen consecutive days were the order of the day, when A.A, Gardner, General Traffic Manager of the Canadian National Railways, was speeking to the Rotary Club of Westmount, on Wednesday, at their weekly luncheon, Mr.Gardner spoke on \u201cOne Man's Railroading Experiences\u201d and he has had 42 years of them.The herring event took place when three Barons were on a cross-country tour accompanied by the speaker.They couldn't speak English any too well but one \u201cBismarck herring\u201d, so Mr.Gard-* thing they kept mentioning was ner had four barrels of it loaded aboard the train.For the first meal, the thres Barons and he had Bismarck herring, four courses of it.Next meal they haa three servings of herring and one plate of ham and eggs.\u201cThe ham and eggs was for me\u201d, Mr.Gardner said.This went on for several days when finally the polite Barons developed an exasperated look and thinking of the time they had first mentioned herring, they finally got it understood that what they had really been saying was \u201cOutside of sin, there is nothing we hate as much as Bismarck herring.\u201d Another time, when trying to make a Russian princess feel at home, he had an orchestra play their own version of \u201cThe Volga Boat Song\".She listened politely till the end and when asked how she liked it, she said scornfully, \u201cJazz! It's worse than the revolution.\u201d When Lloyd George, former Prime Minister of England, was visiting Canada at one time, he laid.the corner stone of a large, new building.After the official act, the former P.M, was getting ready to attend the reception when he discovered that his dress shoes were missing.At the time, he was wearing a pair of loafing shoes, with thick rubber soles.By this time you must have guessed the result.It ended up with Lloyd George wearing Mr.Gardner's shoes while the speaker wore the Prime Minister's, \u201cThat's the only time I've been a big enough man to fill a Prime Minister's shoes,\u201d the speaker said.Mr.Gardner told the Rotarians that the Eucharistic Congress held here on the island of Montreal, represented the largest single movement of passengers in Canadian railroading history.He also said that railroad tickets are never lost, only mise laid, and then proved it by asking if any one of those present had ever lost a ticket.No one had.George Hunter introduced the speaker and he was thanked by Gordon Burgoyne, JEEP STRENGTH TESTED In an accident on the corner of Western and Metcalfe avenues, on Monday, at 12.45 p.m., between a jeep, driven by F.O, Reni, of Dorval, and a car driven by F.A.Ott, of New York, the left rear fender of Ott's car was damaged.There was no apparent damage to the jeep.Sgt.P.S.Morgan investigated.Finest Quality Easy to Use \u2018SALADA TEA BAGS Before Shine Conscious NAP-RENU Removes the Shine and Fade Respectability After Phone WA.4285 GUARANTEED Fantastic but true \u2014 clothes, shiny, faded, nap worn, do look and wear like new again after being NAP-RENUED.Why discard or wear shiny clothes?Nap-Renu solves this problem.It is most ECONOMICAL, too.NAP-RENU SERVICE [QUE] 5887 SHERBROOKE ST.W. PAGE FOUR THE EXAMINER Serving the City of Westmount GARDEN SUBURB OF CANADA'S METROPOLIS Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAlnut 2773 % \u201cThe Examiner\u201d sims to be an independent, ¢lean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service.Mal) subscriptions: $2.00 per year; $1.00 half-year, Authorized as 2nd Class Mall, Post Office Nept.Ottawa FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1948 TIME TO GET TOUGH Parliamentary Government in British Countries is based, in theory, on the control of public spending by the people\u2019s elected representatives, states \u2018The Printed Word\u2019.In practice, the control is rarely effective.Most estimates pass through the House of Commons with little or no discussion, and when discussion is induced by a particular item, it is too often directed to alleged faults of administration in the department concerned rather than to the point of interest to the taxpayers, namely, whether the proposed expenditure is necessary or advisable.Thus the irrepressible Jean François Pouliot, on the last day of this year\u2019s session, used the estimate of $93,972 for salaries in the Prime Minister's office as an opportunity to press an inquiry into the Prime Minister's plans.He was no more successful in eliciting a definite statement than other inquirers have been, but he avoided criticizing the estimate itself.Mr.Blackmore, the same day, on a vote of $2,253,340 for administration of the Department of Veterans' Affairs, filled several pages of Hansard with evidence that seems to show need for investigation of some phases of that department\u2019s work, but refrained from suggesting that the item should be reduced or eliminated.In fairness to members of Parliament, it must be remembered that they have to work with the departments whose estimates they pass, and might find it difficult to get cooperation from an official if an economy advocated in the House entailed the loss of his job.It may even be that, since M.P.'s must think of their chances of re-election, they should not be expected to advocate specific economies that might arouse the wrath of the civil service.If this is so, it may well be wondered how economy in general is ever going to be brought about.Members could do a good deal, if they | simply got stubborn.For one thing, they could insist that the estimates be brought before them in plenty of time to allow for full examination and discussion.They could refuse to discuss other legislation until the estimates were out of the way, and they could refuse to pass supplementary estimates unless it was clearly shown that they were in the nature of an emergency.After those points had been gained, general economy would be the next step.Deputy ministers should be instructed to cut every estimate by ten per cent from the figure of the previous year and warned that they would be held responsible for keeping within their own budgets.They would be given a free hand in working out the details of changes to be made, whether these involved reducing staff, eliminating some work of their departments or economizing on travelling expenses or purchase of supplies.Economizing would not necessarily entail a sudden dismissal of large numbers of civil servants.Some departments now overstaffed could transfer some personnel to others that are short-handed.Adoption of a general policy of not taking on new staff to fill vacancies caused by retirement might be the most painless method of adjusting the civil service to the new order.The point to be kept in view is that the civil service must be responsible for doing the saving, so that no political party or individual member should be blamed for somebody's favorite nephew's loss of a government job.Parliament's only task is to get tough.HAZARD FOR PRIVATE BUSINESS In the forefront of the C.C.F.program for a Socialist state is government ownership and control of all the chartered banks.By this shrewd move the party would aim the &xe at the roots of the free entreprise system an with one blow leave manufacturers, merchants, farmers, everyone in the county, at the merey of the state planners and THE EXAMINER, their bureaucracy.Bank credit is the lifeblood of business and once it were made subject to government control the planning and investment boards which the C.C.F.propose to establish could turn it on or off at will.Every business needing bank credit would be at the mercy of the state planners.The criteria for a bank loan today is the collateral that can be put up, or the character of the borrower and the prospect of the repayment of the principal when the note falls due.The chartered banks as they are now constituted and owned are not concerned with the borrower's politics or whether he has the right social outlook.They are not concerned about holding back one business while pushing another ahead.Their single motive is loaning money and their very impersonality assures impartial treatment to borrowers.If the borrower is a good risk he gets the loan.If he is a bad risk he should not have the use of the depositors\u2019 money, irrespective of whether the bank is privately or publicly owned.It is impossible to believe there would be an impersonal, non-political atmosphere if the.banks were under the government's thumb.How much impartiality could business me nexpect in obtaining loans when the boards managing the banks \u2014 there would probably only be one bank \u2014 had instructions from the government to engage in social planning.\u201cPlanning,\u201d of course, would hold a high priority.The platform prepared by the national executive of the C.C.F.states the main functions of the national investment board would be to determine \u201csocial priorities and promote the most beneficial timing and location of both public and private investment.\u201d The board would also be told to exercise its influence in encouraging development geographically.In such an atmosphere the time-honored functions of banking would take a back seat to state planning.The C.C.F.government in Saskatchewan has established an Economic Advisory and Planning Board which is described as the over-all planning agency of the government.It consists of four cabinet ministers, two economists and a legal counsel.This is the body which is guiding commercial development in the province.The political aspect is apparent.It would similarly be apparent in the board which the C.C.F.would establish to manage state-owned commercial banks.Obviously the C.C.F.desire a political influence in banking to attain their social ends, otherwise there would be no purpose in their seeking the nationalization of the banks.Political control over the issue of bank credit would be the power to destroy any business which did not have the approval of the government in power.The C.C.F.dislikes the profit motive.It could kill all business which makes profits by the simple expedient of withholding credit.\u2014 Toronto Telegram.SHOWERS IN LUMBER CAMPS \u201cIt is a far cry from the old-time lumbermen\u2019s shanty to the modern camp for woods- workers,\u201d stated the Honourable Humphrey Mitchell, Minister of Labour, in releasing a report of Department of Labour inspectors covering wood camps in which Displaced Persons have been working.The Minister's comment was prompted by the section of the report dealing with living conditions in 62 camps where more than 3,000 Displaced Persons were employed during last winter.Every camp visited supplied white bed linen.Most camps had steam baths and some had showers, recreation rooms with motion pictures.Working side by side with Canadian woodsmen, sharing with them the facilities of these modern camps, enjoying the same privileges, earning the same wages, the majority of these men from Europe are more than satisfied with their treatment in Canada, it was made clear by the report, the | Minister pointed out.Analysis of the report shows that 38 camps had motion pictures periodically, 49 had radio or telephone communication with the outside world.In 29 camps, recreation rooms provided and in some of the others, plans are.under way to construct recreation rooms.Eiectricity provided lighting in 31 camps, 27 had gas lamps, while only four used kerosene lamps.Average earnings for those on piece work was $7 per day, and for those on day labour $5 to $6 per day.Most of the camps were from 35 to 40 miles from the nearest settlement, but transportation was usually available, and many of the workers visited these settlements on week-ends, .AXEL au WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1848 Qome to Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy.There Does Freedom Flourish, Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly.hurch .Church of the Advent 1 The Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay, Rector of the Church of the Advent, Westmount, has just returned from a visit to Great Britain and will preach at the Solemn Eucharist on the subject of \u201cAnglican Greatness\u201d, giving some impressions of the Church in the mother country.\u201cFuss-budgets\u201d are more than a nuisance, according to health leaders at Ottawa.They threaten the comfort and health of everyone around them, as they work themselves up for a breakdown.Wise people know that getting into a \u201cflutter\u2019\u2019 doesn\u2019t pay off in results.The calm manner ensures control, in any situation.It's easier, too, on the nerves of all concerned.\u201cAnd,\u201d add the National Health experts, \u201cdid you ever notice that it's those who fuss the least who accomplish the most?\u201d Church of The Advent Comer of Wood & Western, Westmount Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay, Rev.John W.Kerr.12th SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8.00 a.m.Holy Eucharist, 10.15 a.m.Matins 11.00 a.m.Solemn Eucharist.7.00 p.m.Solemn Evensong.WEEK-DAY SERVICES Holy Eucharist.7:10 a.m, Tues., Thurs, and Sat.8.00 a.m.Mon, and Friday.9:30 a.m.Wednesday, Matins: 7.30 a.m.dally except on Wednesday at 9 a.m Evensong: 5.30 p.m.dally.except on Saturday at 8 p.m.Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlowe Ave.Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector.12th SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion 11.00 a.m.Choral Communion, 7.30 p.m.Evensong.WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18th.7.00 a.m.Holy Communion.THURSDAY, AUGUST 19th 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion.Westmount Baptist Church .Sherbrooke St.W.and Roslyn Ave.John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister Hibbert Troop, Organist and Choirmaster 11,00 a.m.\u201cWhat Price Leadership\u201d.7.30 p.m.\u201cThere's a Reason for being a Christian\u201d, REV.J.GORDON JONES, 0.B.E, D.D, of Calgary, at both Services.VISITORS CORDIALLY MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Ave.Westmount | Minister: Rev.Charles C.Cochrane, B.A, B.D.WELCOMED SUNDAY, AUGUST 15th The Minister Will Preach Morning Service Only During August Mr.Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Cholrmaster.Dr.J.G.Jones Speaks * At Westmount Baptist + At Westmount Baptist Church Dr.J.Gordon Joneg will speak next Sunday morning on \u201cWhat Price Leadership\u201d and in the evening he will continue the series of talks on the general topic of \u201cThere's A Reason\u201d, In his first address of the series Dr, Jones spoke on \u201cThe Case for Religion\u201d.Next Sunday he will speak on \u201cThe Case for Christianity\u201d, and on the following Sunday evening his subject will be \u201cThe Case for Protestantism.\u201d First Church of Christ Scientist 52 Academy Road, Westmount, P.Q.West Side Entrance SUNDAY, AUGUST 15th 11.00 a.m.Morning Service.11.00 a.m.Sunday School.Wednesday = Testimony Meeting, 8.18 - pan.Reading Room, 4322 Sherbrooke SL W.11.30 a.m.to 4.30 p.m., also Friday evening 8 to 9.30, except Sundays and holidays.Subject: \u201cSoul\u201d.Golden Text: Psalms 66:16.\u201cCome and hear, all ye that fear God, and I will declared what he hath done for my oul\u201d, Calvary Church Dorchester St.at Greene Ave, Westmount Minisiter: Rt.Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A., D.D.Moderator of the United Church of Canada.Assistant, Mr.Maxwell Reader, B.A.Organist and Choir Director, Mr Gifford Mitchell UNION SERVICES OF CALVARY UNITED AND - FIRST BAPTIST CONGREGATIONS IN CALVARY UNITED CHURCH 11.00 a.m.and 7.30 p.m.Services of Worship.Preacher: Mr.Maxwell Reader, A hearty invitation.is extended to all to worship in this Church.| St.James United Church 463 St, Catherine St.West Interim Minister Rev.B.B.Brown SUNDAY, AUGUST 15th 11,00 a.m.Rev.Wm.E.Dudley, B.A: -ï B.D., First Congregational Church, New York.\u201cDo We Really Want The Good Old Duys Again?\u201d - 7.30 p.m.Rev.W.E.Dudiey, D.D, : LL.D., Preacher at Large Congregational and Christian Churches of America, \u201c\u2019Fhe Open Bible \u2014 Why It Survives.\u201d St.James United Church, In the Heart of Downtown Montreal, Cordially Welcomes All Tourists and Visitors \u2014 Do Not Forget Your Religion While On Vacation.Mr.Warner Norman, Organist.WESTMOUNT PARK \u2014 EMMANUEL and ST.ANDREWS WESTMOUNT (Cor.Lansdowne and Western Aves.) Minister: Rev.Harvey Campbell, B.D., D.D.SUNDAY, AUGUST 15th 11:00 a.m.Union Service with St, Andrew's Church, Westmount, Dr.@ampbell will preach, ~ NO EVENING SERVIGE J.C.Scott, L.R.S.M., Cholr Director G.E.Flower, Organist EEE, STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN AND DOMINION-DOUGLAS UNITED JOINT CHURCH SERVICES Every Sunday Morning at 11 o'clock Throughout the Month of August and on September 5th IN STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (Westmount Ave.and Victoria Ave.) AUGUST 15th - REV.CHARLES F.JOMNSTON, M.A., S.T.M.\u201cESCAPE FROM OBEDIENCE\u201d A GORDIAL WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT THESE SERVICES.Organist and Choir Director: Miss Doris Killam, AT.CM.L.Mus, (McGill) - \u2014\u2014\u2014 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT.FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 104% EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY PAGE FIVE SH |= Weekly Review House Jack Built Must Come Down By LEWIS MILLICAN The old saying, \u201can Englishman's home is his castle,\u201d is out of date in these days of \u2018\u2018snooping\u201d government inspectors who can enter a home without a warrant and inspect the contents of cupboards to see whether the housewife has more food than she has a right to under rationing regulations.But thousands of Englishmen have no \u201ccastles,\u201d having lost them and all of their contents in the war, and the government restrictions are such that private building is severely handicapped.The London journal, Time and Tide, contains a weekly list of cases where people who have decided to build a small home have been held up by red-tape and long delays in securing a permit.One case example cited is that of a Mr.Leslie Albert Kirby, of Brack- nell, Berks, a carpenter, who built himself a four-roomed bungalow single-handed, with electric light and water from the mains, and was living in it.The rural district council charged Mr.Kirby with, (1) not having obtained & proper licence ta build; (2) having contravened the Town and Country Planning (Interim Development) Act.Mr.Kirby was given six months ultimatum to get out, at the expiration of which the bungalow was to be pulled down.Mr.Kirby had been bombed out of his home in Surrey, after which he had lived in \u201cexpensive rooms, caravans, and even in the back of a car,\u201d and it had taken him two years to build the bungalow.A news item in the Daily Express reported on May 3: \u201cMr.George Isaacs, Minister of Labor, was asked about Mr.Kirby's bungalow.Said Mr.Isaacs: I can only say that if a man deliberately goes in the face of the regulations and instructions he cannot expect to get away with it.\u201d The same paper, Time and Tide, published a letter from Thomas Lodge, of Blunham Grange, Bed- fordshire, who complains that for two years or more he has wanted to build a cottage on his own land for one of his employees, who has two children and is fore- ed to live with his wife's parents and has to cycle three miles \u201cto work.Mr, Lodge says there is plenty of material for building on his own property and that \u201cin this county of Bedfordshire brick- works are being closed down because nobody can use the millions WE TEACH structors.ocloiny THINK OF SECURITY SAFE DRIVING In a few easy lessons with our dual - controlled cars, fully insured.Modern improved methods\u2014courte- ous, expert - in- DRIVING SCHOOL am OPEN FROM 8 A.M.TO 9 P.M.our free Booklet 1 Cornwall Ave., Montreal AT.4588 TRAINED ATTENDANTS ASSOCIATION of CANADA INC.TRAINING SCHOOL FALL CLASS OPENS SEPT.7, 1948 .i Three months instruction given by Registered Nurse.A reliable school long established with Dominion Charter.Work provided by our own Registrar R.N.Recognized by leading doctors.Mos- pital experience provided.Students receive recognized diplomas.For particulars write: 2235 PRUD'HOMME AVE., APT.15, MONTREAL SIR GEORGE WILLIAMS BUSINESS SCHOOL (of the Montreal Y.M.C.A.) New classes every month School open 12 months a year DAY DIVISION General Office course - Bookkeepers' course Stenographic course - Secretarial course Subjects include Shorthand, Typewriting, Stenographic Practice, Bookkeeping, Business Arithmetic, Business English and Correspondence, Spelling, Office Practices, Business Office Machines, Filing, Principles of Busi- \u2018ness, Employment Guidance EVENING DIVISION A similar range of business subjects to- gother with a group of technical subjects.Information from the Director 1441 DRUMMOND ST., MONTREAL, MA.8331 TR.es vn : velies tad [RP of bricks that are lying around,\u201d while many of his employees have all the necessary skill for building and could put up much better dwellings than \u201csome of the ramshackle cottages which disgrace this countryside, in which families are today being brought up.\u201d Mr.Lodge says he brought all these considerations to the notice of the Minister of Labor: \u201cAs 1 am myself an ex-bureaucrat, in strict officialese, I ventured to ask that the Minister should take such steps as might result in my being allowed to erect such a bungalow,\u201d says Mr.Lodge.\u201cI ventured to add a prayer that the reply, which the Minister might direct to be sent to my letter, should not take the form of instructing me to submit the appropriate application to the relevant local authority in order that the matter might receive the most careful consideration.I had done all this.I had consulted architects.I had the necessary plans and specifications.I have indeed all the bits of paper except the final bit of paper which allows me to start the processes which will end in a house being built.It only took seven weeks for the Minister to regret that he could not make an exception in my case.Who will say that the British bulldog spirit is dead?\u201d Another case cited is that of Mr.Albert Gregory, of Wydney Lane, Plymouth, who had put up a garage without permission.He was brought before the Magistrate, charged with contravening the by-laws.The building inspector quoted Mr.Gregory as saying: \u201cWhat I have put, up there is no power that can Shake me take it down.\u201d To which the pro- + pe \u2014\u2014 * | Christian Science | + * Sour is the subject\u2019 of the Lesson-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, August 15, 1948.The Golden Text is from Psalms 66:16 \u201cCome and hear, all ye that fear God, and I will declare what he hath done for my soul.\u201d .Among the citations which com- \u201cprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: \u201cYe shall keep my sabbaths, and reverence my sanctuary: I am the Lord, And I will set my tabernacle among you: and my soul shall not abhor you.And I will walk among you, and will be your God, and ye shall be my people.\u201d (Leviticus 26:2, 11, 12).The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook \u201cScience & Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy.\u201cAs the children of Israel were guided triumphantly through the Red Sea, the dark ebbing and flowing tides of human fear,\u2014as they were led through the wilderness, walking wearily through and anticipating the promised guide all\u2019 right desires in their passage from sense to Soul, from a material sense of existence to (Page 566), HOLIDAY HEALTH City dwellers who move to the country during the summer are often not fully aware of the dangers of unsafe drinking water or unpasteurized milk.Living most of the year where their food supplies are rigorously protected, they fall easy prey to food and waterborne diseases when these safeguards are not present.A knowledge of simple precautionary measures could save Auch dis- the great desert of human hopes, | joy,\u2014so shall the spiritual idea |; the spiritual, up to the glory pre- || pared for them who love God.\u201d | secuting lawyer replied: \u201cThis is not only inaccurate, but in these days it is almost a revolutionary statement.It is tantamount to saying: \u2018This is a free country, and I can do what I like\u201d.Mr.Gregory pleaded guilty, and was fined £2.ROWLAND'S TUTORIAL © Classes and SCHOOL private tuition, © Matriculation in one year.McGill Supplementals, High School Grades.© 69 Bruce Ave.Phone FI.1339 Established 1922 WMniversity School 498 Argule Ancune Westmount ~ Limited number of vacancics available for day boys and boarders.Schoel Re-cpens Tuesday, | | [| ,! i Interviews by appointment Scpiember 14th * G.S., B.MACK, M.A, i Headmastep iFl.£105 weekly boarders.the City of Montreal.as instructed by mail.For information, apply Matriculation with accommodation for a limited number of , The Memorial Gymnasium and the school playing fields which cover ten acres adjoining the school, provide facilities for supervised sports and physical training unique in School opens Wednesday, September 8th, at 9.00 a.m.Boarders return before 7.00 p.m.Tuesday, September 7th.New boys are asked to report on Tuesday, September 71li, Canada College, Montreal 28.to The Headmaster, Lower Sir George Williams College and the Sir George Williams Schools COLLEGE OF ARTS, SCIENCE se BUSINESS SCHOOL Day and evening AND COMMERCE Day and evening degree courses, BA, 8.Sc, B.Com.for high school graduates es 4 Information from the Registrar SIR GEORGE WILLIAMS COLLEGE OF THE MONTREAL YM.CA 1441 Drummond Street, Montreal, MA.6331 SCHOOL OF ART Day and evening HIGH SCHOOL Evening only ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Evening only comfort and danger.Campers\u2019 should always boil drinking water from doubtful sources, and, if pas- | teurized milk is not available, | should pasteurize it themselves by bringing it to a boil and cooling it \"| guickly.in sterilized containers.| THE EXAMINER PLEASE CALL MR.MOUNT, WA, 2773 For Rates and Information oy 103000 PAGE SIX THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1915 \u2014 SOCIAL AND PERSONAL \u2014 Married At The Church Of The Ascension Miss Janette Crawford, Sherbrooke Street, is leaving tomorrow to spend two weeks holiday at Me- tis Lodge, Metis.Mrs.J.Nicholson and her two children, Doreen and Kenneth, are spending two weeks vacation in Lawrence, Mass., U.S.A.Miss Doreen Langevin, who has een holidaying for two weeks at lake Marois, Que., has now re- urned home.Mrs, Margaret E.Overton, of Welshpool, Wales, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.Clifford Pratt, for the past year, sailed today on the liner Ascania.Mrs.Grace Lewis, of Vancouver, B.C., who has been spending the past year visiting her sister, Mrs.Perry D.Martin, has left for California to visit her daughter.Miss Betty Calder and Miss Irene Barrowman of Park Place, pre sailing og the Empress of Canada, Satit'day, for England And the Contir&nt, Mrs.E.McAllindon, her daughter Miss Eileen McAllindon and her son, Mr.Kevin McAllindon, and Miss Shirley Metcalfe, have been spending a month at Cd Orchard Beach Joseph Schell and James Quar- les, both of the Westmount Royal St.Lawrence Sea Scouts, returned home last Saturday from a four week stay at Scout Camp Tamaracouta in the Laur- entian Mountains.Mr.and Mrs.Henry Cavill, of Sherbrooke Street, left Tuesday night for New York, Tomorrow, they will sail on the New Amsterdam, for Cardiff, Wales, where they will visit Mrs.Cavill's relatives.Mr.and Mrs.Cavill will also spend some time on the Continent.M, Barr, G.Fowler, H.Anderson, A, Svendsen, T.Alexander and Ronald Marwood, all Scouts in the Calvary Troop, Westmount, Furs ADVANCE FALL FASHIONS Be the first to wear the smartest, newest Fall fashions! 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Starts SATURDAY! A Truly Great Comedy That Goes Beyond Hilarity! Lena LE Ciifton WEBB .TH - ih He great : R love story - from M-G-M PIDGEON - KERR ANGELA LANSBURY ' WINTER COMES\" jects: the problem of the babysitter with hilarious complicatiens not familiar to every young couple.As such, the picture provides its three stars with what is said to be the most unusual and delightful roles of their careers, The story of \u201cSitting Pretty\u201d is that of a reasonably successful young couple, Harry and Tacey King, whose recurring difficulties in finding baby-sitters for their three obstreperous offspring, finally inspire them to advertise for a resident sitter.The result proves more than they bargained for as the ad is answered by a sophisticated gentleman, one Belvedere, who immediately takes over the entire household\u2014completely, and with devastating results.The new baby-sitter, wondrously efficient in a startling sort of way, is also a man of mystery.It is his stubbornly secret and odd extra-curricular activities, and the aplomb with which he insinuates himself into the family life, that leads to one of the most hilarious \u201ctriangle\u201d situations the screen has known, and finally throws the entire community of Hummingbird Hill into an uproar- fous tumult, Clifton Webb has what many many believe to be the plum comedy role of the year.He is Belvedere, the mystery man whose curious background eguips him for everything from changing locks to changing baby\u2019s diapers, and dancing the rhumba.Second Feature With Walter Pidgeon, Deborah Kerr and Angela Lansbury in its pivotal roles, M-G-M has turned out an impressive and gripping filmization of A, S.M.Hutchinson's novel of bigotry and injustice, \u201cIf Winter Comes,\u201d the added attraction.Laid in a small English village at the outbreak of World War II, the story tells of the liberal- minded textbook writer Mark Sabre and the lovely Nona Tybar, each of whom has made an unhappy marriage\u2014Mark to the narrowminded and unimaginative Mabel; Nona to the gambling playboy, Tony.Nona is resolved to leave her husband but honor and compassion prevent her from doing so when the war sends Tony away \u201cwith his regiment.Mark, in the | meantime, has become the target | of a scurrilous attack due to his having befriended Effie Bright, daughter of a fellow employee who | has been thrown out of her home (because of an alleged misconduct.When Effie, waiting in vain to hear from the soldier who has | gotten her into trouble, learns that | Mark is being sued for divorce, her feeling of guilt is so great .that she commits suicide, It is \u2018now that the whole town turns , against Mark with vindictiveness and hatred and brings him to trial in one of the most powerful court- | room scenes ever depicted on the screen.Mark's refusal to take the easy way out and his utimate vin- ditation \u2018in.tiie eyes of the woman * Hilarious And Different \u201cSitting Pretty\u201d Gay Comedy Masterpiece .THR EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1948 Thal 2 > Maureen O'Hara is about to enigma of her sophisticated and mysterious baby-sitter, Cilfton Webb, in Sitting Pretty,\u201d the uproarious new comedy hit which co-stars them with Robert Young, and which opens Saturday at the Air-Conditioned Snowdon Theatre.AT THE SNOWDON SATU RDAY! give up her attempt to solve the Poignant Story Of Married Life At The Monkland Theatre Sat.| The re-issue of the comedy- drama depicting young married life will be shown at the Monkland Theatre starting Saturday until Tuesday.The story, adapted by Jo Swer- ling, tells of the trials and tribulations that beset the married life of Johnny and Jane Mason, played by Carole Lombard and James Stewart.John is a promising junior member in a New York law firm, \u2018but is obliged to struggle along on a meagre salary.His mother (Lucile Watson) comes to live with them, and further complicates his life with Jane by her continual carping and complaining, When, however, a son is born to Jane and Johnny they forget their troubles in their ecstatic happiness.Even this joy is destined not to last long.On New Year's Eve the child comes down with pneumonia, and to save its life a serum must be flown from Salt Lake City.This thrilling race against climax of the picture, and by the time the child recovers the differences in the Mason household have been sufficiently ironed out to allow Jane and Johnny to start off on their long delayed honeymoon.Charles Coburn, as Johnny's crotchety employer, and Ruth Weston, as the scheming Eunice Doolittle, add their fine characterizations to the work of the principals, The added attraction is the gay comedy \u201cThe Young In Heart,\u201d co-starring Douglas Fairbanks, Paulette Goddard and Janet Gay- nor.Roland \u201cTopper\u201d Young, Billie he loves brings the narrative to a close in a moving climax.Walter Pidgeon brings all his stature as an experienced, adult actor to the role of Mark Sabre, giving it a force and roundness that will mark it as one of the finest things he has ever done, The distinguished Deborah Kerr, who recently received accolades for her work opposite Clark Gable in \u201cThe Hucksters,\u201d is completely at home as the sensitive English girl who has made a mistaken marriage; while Angela Lansbury, in the role of the commonplace Mabel, again demonstrates her outstanding ability as a character actress.Perhaps the surprise performance of the lot is that of Janet Leigh, who, in what is only her second appearance before the motion picture cametas, plays the part of the tragic Effie with an intensity and emotional appeal that immediately places her in the category of one of the screen's most promising stars, It is a portrayal that will be difficult to forget.© 180 * death forms the Burke, Henry Stephenson, Rich- | ard Carlson and Minnie Dupree head the imposing supporting cast of this screen version of the I.A, R.Wylie Saturday Evening Post serial, \u201cThe Gay Banditti.\u201d \u201cThe Young in Heart\" is the delightful story of the Carletons, a family of fascinating phonies Who live by their charm and on anyone's money, and have been kicked out .of only the best places from the Riviera to London.but their hearts get in the way and they get the surprise of their easy-going lives, | ORUMMOND STRIKES BACK.\" v% AVENUE: Lost Showing TODAY! | Tyrone Power and Jean Peters in: \"CAPTAIN FROM CASTILE,\" color | by Technicolor.Also Ron Randell\u2019 and Gloria Henry in \"BULLDOG Comfortably Air-Conditioned! , Telephone: WE.4948 {Greene Ave.at St.Catherine) Starts SATURDAY The gripping, vitally dramatic screen version of \u2018Sinclair Lewis\u2019 great love story! AONALD COLMAN SAMUEL } AUEL GOLOWrKS (ee Pages Sanctaur Lems Great dem - neue rene HAYES - Loy Also Lillian Hellman's shecking story of 3 free souls tormented hr whist t They're out to \u201ctake\u2019\u2019 the world.Merle Miriam QBERON HOPKINS McCREA\\ \u2018Miniter SRENNAN Dochu GRANVIIE Light-Hearted Fun \u2014 And sans SATURDAY | YOUNG \u201cHEART AN ?Bovous ve mG ** GAYNOR FAIRBANKS 5.\" GODDARD ; ROLAND (rom YOUNG + BILLIE BURKE 7 fi è pr YOUNG Ti Fr y Companion Feature! Entertainment Hoart-Warmifig a Beroenful of Favorite Stars! LE A va ROBERT MITCHUM In LAST SHOWING TODAY! \"THE PIRATE,\u201d in TECHNICOLOR, with Gene Kelly = Judy Garland.| St \u2014æ \u2018OUT OF THE PAST\" \u2014 ee met \u201c ezing plot in 3300 years ! AT THE WESTMOUNT SUNDAY! Dana Andrews and Gene Tierney decide to take the step that might put them In the shadow of danger for life in \"The Iron Curtain,\u201d a film drama of modern espionage, which opens\u2019 Sunday at the West- mount Theatre.\u201cLon Curtain\u201d True Drama Of Amazing Plot At Westmount Sun.From out of the A-bomb spy headlines that startled the nation a short two years ago, Twentieth Century-Fox has ripped a film story of tremendous power and absorbing interest.Starring Dana Andrews and Gene Tierney with an excellent supporting cast, \u201cThe Jron Curtain\u201d which starts Sunday at the Westmount Theatre sets the screen ablaze with taut drama and high excitement as it unfolds its story of the most am- of recorded intrigue, Milton Krims' screenplay provides an exciting and suspenseful excursion into the dark, subterranean world of esplonage and in- À WESTMOUNT: TODAY and SATURDAY! Robert Taylor and° Audrey Totter in \"HIGH WALL\" Also Margaret O'Brien and George Murphy in \"TENTH AVENUE ANGEL.\" A United CFheotne (Sherbrooke at Grey Ave.) Starts SUNDAY The Spy Plot Behind The Headlines That Opened The Eyes Of The World! -.F.Zanuck presents DANA ANDREWS GENE MERNEY pu ai wim June Havoc M Berry Kroeger + Edna Best Added Feature! \"| BECAME A GRIMINAL® The story that rips the black curtains from the dark hideouts of the crime world! \u2014 Starring Sally GRAY - Trevor HOWARD \u201cve ternational intrigue.It is a world peopled by master minds and analysts, agents and counter- agents, contacts, couriers and others\u2014big people and small\u2014who are engaged in what is a major industry in the fabulous game of power politics.And the fact that the prize in this instance is the secret of the A-bomb itself, keys the film's interest to this moment, heightening its excitement with every tick of the watch on your wrist.Against the complex pattern of modern espionage, there emerges the gripping human drama of a young man and his wife who, as they become more deeply involved in the mesh of intrigue, are to take the step that is to drastically alter the course of their lives.It remains for this couple\u2014 portrayed by Dana Andrews and Gene Tierney\u2014overwhelmed by doubts they never knew could exist, to blow the sensational plot wide open, and in so doing, condemn themselves to a life of fear and hiding, It is the combination of gripping drama and the fascinating and suspenseful machinations of the amazing spy plot that makes for thrilling and unusual entertainment from start to finish, Second Feature A two-fisted, rugged melodrama, \u201cI Became a Criminal,\u201d the story of the black market in the London underworld, will be the second attraction! - With Trevor Howard, of.\u201cBrief THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1948 MURDER TEST.AT THE SEVILLE SATURDAY! Robert Taylor, suspected of murder, submits fo tests given him by Audrey Totter in the new suspense-drama '\u2018High Nall.\"* which starts Saturday ot the Se Seville Theatre.Thrilling Act At Belmont Park Visitors to Belmont Park this week will see one of the best acts in existence today.The Norbertys, a French importation, present an aerial thriller of the first order.Working on a lofty rigging, the Norbertys execute some amazing and daring stunts without benefit of net or any other safety device.They risk their lives as they whirl, cavort, balance and swing by their toes and even though the act is a difficult one, it is presented with ease, grace and elegance of style.The Nor- bertys appear daily at 5 and 11 p.m, as the free outdoor attraction.Picnics scheduled for Friday will be held by the Y.M.C.A.Point St.Charles and the Y.W.C.A.Rendez-Vous Club.Be sure to visit Joe Laflamme\u2019s Wild Animal Show and Pete Kortes' famous Circus Side Show.In the evenings dance to Ellis McLin- tock\u2019's Orchestra.Encounter\u201d fame, luscious Sally Gray, and Griffith Jones in the part of a clever mob leader, the film tells of a hardy ex-R.A.F.flier played by Howard, who turns to crime for the thrill, is promptly framed and sent to prison.Escaped from the penitentiary, the greater part of the picture is about Howard's hunt for the man who framed him while the police and Scotland Yard are at the same time after him.The chase ends in a fight sequence over the roofs of sleeping London that leaves nothing in the way of thrills to be desired.Reproduced On Huge \u201cPirate\u201d Set Colorful Caribbean Waterfront One of the largest interior sets ever constructed at the Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer studios was built for the picturesque nineteenth century Caribbean waterfront village seen in the swashbuckling new Technicolor musical, \u201cThe Pirate\u201d, starring Judy Garland and Gene Kelly which starts Saturday at the Seville Theatre, The village was approximately , 3,106 feet in length and 1,336 feet | wide, with several of its buildings running to a height of forty feet.The setting, used in a waterfront sequence, utilized the «largest number of hit players and extras of any picture made at the M-G-M studios since the war, In addition, every available wardrobe man, make-up artist and prop man was called into service for the spectacular sequence.The colorful scene had extras representing Spanish, French and English sailors, British lancers, militiamen, South American stevedores, landed .gentry and just about everything else in the book, with the ages of the personnel running from a boy of four to a grizzled veteran of seventy- six.A special requiring amplifying system, twenty microphones, was needed to carry instructions from Director Vincente Minnelli to the crowds on the set.\u201cThe Pirate\u201d also called for some of the most unusual props ever required for a picture, with seven prop men assigned to the production instead of the usual single expert.Some 5,085 separate props were used, with months of research and an intensive tour of antique shops preceding start of filming.Among the unusual properties | were a four-sided hand mirror, a bagpipe twice the size of the actor who used it, eighteen old-fash- ioned Indian clubs, wax composition shellfish, 150 trunks of ancient vintage and 100 vendor trays.Oddest assignment of all was a request to a local slaughter house for two beef bladders.These, after being dried, were painted and used by clowns to bounce on the heads of customers, Second Feature Mysticism and fear with intrigue and jealousy culminating in simmering hate and death are but a few of the features of Sydney Box's enthralling screen adaptation of L.A.G.Strong's (Continued on Page 11) \u201cArrowsmith\u201d, \u201cThese Three\u201d At Avenue Sat.Samuel Goldwyn's screen ver- F NORBERTYS .PAGE NINB and the lives of all- three scem ire reparably ruined until Martha suce ceeds in bring the truth to light and the story to a happy ending Bonita Granville scores a ter rific hit as the lying | child.Ti NOW! ZE French Aerial Sensation AFT, & EVE, Only act of its kind in the world, Mondays open at 7 p.m.sion of \u201cArrowsmith,\u201d Sinclair Lewis\u2019 master-novel, with Ronald ! Colman playing the leading role | of the brilliant young doctor who risks his life and everything he has in the pursuit of scientific truth.This excellent film starts Saturday at the Avenue Theatre.When \u201cArrowsmith\u201d just appeared as a novel seven years ago, it raised a storm of protest from medical men all over the world.Its picture of the ignorance and jealousies and thirst for publicity which handicap disinterested workers in scientific medicine was the last thing that the world of medicine wanted to see in print.It described the heroism of scientists who fearlessly expose themselves to the worst forms of death in the interest of humanity, but it also bitterly attacked the pedantic stuffed shirts of medicine with all of Sinclair Lewis\u2019 well known powers, \u2018And it is Arrowsmith\u2019s battle with his selfish and jealous colleagues which is the theme of the picture as well as the bok.Sinclair Lewis knew what he was talking about, since he derived all his background for \u201cArrowsmith\u201d from Dr, Paul de Kruif, author of \u2018\u201cMicrobe Hunters\u201d and \u201cHunger Fighters\u201d and perhaps the best know general writer on medical subjects in the United States.Every detail of his hero's life from his internship in a big hospital to his tragic battle with the Black Death on a savage island in the West Indies is founded on established fact, The cast supporting Ronald Colman in \u201cArrowsmith,\u201d includes such brilliant names as Helen Hayes, the late Richard Bennett, A.E.Anson, Beulah Bondi and Myrna Loy.It is directed by John Ford.Second Feature How one viclous lie almost wrecked the lives of three innocent people is the powerful dramatic theme of \u2018These Three\u201d the added feature starring Mirian Hopkins, Merle Oberon and Joel McCrea.The story of this Lillian Hellman screen play is laid in a small girls\u2019 school which Martha Dobie (Miriam Hopkins) and Karen Wright (Merle Oberon) establish with the aid of Joe Cardin, a young local doctor (Joel McCrea), whom both love.The whole school is harried by the\u2019 presence of Mary Tilford, a vicious child given to glib lying and bullying of the other children.To evade punishment for a misdemeanor, she runs away from school inventing a malicious lie involving these three innocent adults, as her reason.An ugly scandal develops, as a result of which the school is lost, the romance which had developed be- vw SEVILLE: Last Showing TODAY! Bette Davis in \"STOLEN LIFE.\u201d Also Joan Bennett and Adolphe Menjou in \u201cTHE MOUSEKEEPER'S DAUGHTER.\" Revival TONIGHT after 11, \"LIKELY STORY,\u201d with Bill Williams and Barbara Hale.A United CJheatne (St.Catherine nt Chomedy) Starts SATURDAY! in the Country! Action and Adventure Wild Moxican Hill KUMPHREY BOGART TREASURE WIR AST mu HOLT- sruceBENNEIT \u20142 Excellent Features ! \u2014 10 FATAL SECONDS .did he kill his beautiful blonde wife in the mad moments Jost to his memory?.HIGH-TENSION.ROMANCEL ROBERT amer TOTTER tween Karen and Joe is broken Ë : PAGE TEN LOCALS love Up To KEEP Fifth Place .n Snowdon Standings By GEORGE COCHRANE \u201cI shall pitch the team into the playoffs.\u201d The speaker: Gerard \u2018The Team\u2019 Lecavalier, ace righthander of \u20183cension\u2019s Snowdon Senior Fastball mound staff.And, at the rate 's going, the easy going hurler is going to do just that.Last Sunday saw the effortless Gerard at his best as he pitched \u20181e local heroes to a pair of wins over Steinberg\u2019s and Hampton ood.The double victory moved the Ascensionites up into fifth place i the league standings, one and a half games behind Hampton and .teinberg\u2019s who are knotted for the number three slot in the league tandings.With five games left to play of their 30-game schedule, the LAURENTIANS Au Gros Sapin A licensed Inn situated on the shore of Lake Guindon.on the road \u2018à Lake Marois.At the summit of :he Laurentian Mountains, 40 miles from Montreal.Comfortable rooms with hot and cold water.Excellent meals.Le INFORMATION : Lake Guindon, County Terrebonne, Phone Shawbridge 606-R-5; in Montreal, HA.0211 from 10 AM.to 5 P.M., or Monitor Vacation Burcau, ; WA.2773.PLAN TO SPEND YOUR VACATION AT PINE CROFT LAKE CONNOLLY, QUE.The Ideal Summer Resort Featuring Tasty, Well-Cooked Meals, Tennis, Boating, Swimming, Safe Bathing, Modern Conveniences, Electricity.Licensed.i Phone | Tues., EL.8776 or HA.1624 Thurs.or Fri.Evenings or Menitor Vacation Buresn, WA.2773 EASTERN TOWNSHIPS MANOIR BROME LAKE FOSTER, QUE.| Good Fishing, Boating, Tennis Fully Licensed Hotel Knowlton Golf Club within % mile.Good Bathing Beach.Hot and Cold : Running Water in every room.Excellent Food.Dancing Pavilion.Also newly constructed heated cabins, unique in style.+ ! Tel, Knowiton, 610 R.6, or Write Direct.PLEASANT VIEW HOTEL NORTH HATLEY Situated on beautiful Lake Mas- sawippi, 90 miles from Montreal.ROUTE 1 TO MAGOG | Boating, Fishing, Bathing, Golfing, jumph over ¥ Westmounters could wind up in the charmed playoff circle by winning four of their remaining tussles.It's not going to be easy; but it can be done, This Sunday Kevin Kennedy's Krew tangle with Thrift at Macdonald Park in the afternoon and with the cellar-dwelling St.Augustine\u2019s aggregation in the nightcap at N.DG.Park.In addition, the localites have a trio of postponed games to play.Ascension racked up one of their most impressive wins of the season at Macdonald Park last Sunday afternoon when they downed Steinberg's 8-3.A four- run rally in the first inning was all the Westmount nine needed for the win but, just for insurance, they tallied singletons in the second and third and a pair in the fourth.Two of the three grocer runs came via the homerun route with none on base, long Tom Penrice and Willis Mosdell (brother of puckster Ken) connecting for the circuit.Ascension .\u2026.410 200 000 B 8 7 Steinberg's .000 100 011 3 6 8 Batteries: Russell, Bourassa and Barber; Lecavalier and IHarvie, Millen.Umpires: Oss, Giles and Swerdlove.FOUR-RUN RALLY Another four-run rally gave the Kennedy Krew their evening tri- Hampton Food by a 4-2 count.This one came in the sixth inning when the locals were trailing by one run.And with big Bill Durnan hurling for the grocery boys that sole tally loomed mighty big.But in the sixth the Ascension- ites went to work with a vengeance, With two gone Toots Provost worked Durnan for a walk.Tommy Bréhnan slapped out a double to put runners on second and third.Leon Peloquin walked.Then came Dave \u201cChink\u201d Harvie to the plate with a golden chance to play a hero's role.Dave didn\u2019t let the fans down.He slammed a sizzling line drive into centre field.Fleming McKell came run- Tennis, Dancing and Riding.Every Modern Comfort At Reasonable Rates Fer all particulars regarding rates ete.write or phone 23, John McKay, Proprietor, or Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA, 2773 LOWGLFARES To EASTERN QUEBEC and the MARITIMES Enjoy that oti; Oy ay \u201cDown East\u201d, qd.> a visit home or away with friends.Low summer fares .return limit 21 days, with stopovers permitted.21-DAY SPECIAL | ning in to field the ball but the pellet streaked through his legs |as four blue-uniformed speeded along the base lines for home.| And, just to add a little extra | drama to the occasion, Harvie fell flat on his moustache on his way from third to home and crawled the final few yards to \"the platter.And that was the game.Hampton tallied one run in the ninth \u2018and had runners on second and ; third with only one out but \u201cThe Team\u201d turned on the stuff, not to forget the steam, and fanned Lou Crowdis and Sibby Mundey to end the game.Hampton l\u2019ood .O0 000 oot 2 5 1 Ascension 000 O1N O0x 4 4 3 Batteries: Durnan and Waugh; Lecavalier and Harvie.Umpires: Oss and Giles, LEAGUE STANDINGS W L PC GBL Columbus 16 10 .614 - Thrift 13 12 .520 21; Steinbergs ~~ 12 12 .500 3 Hampton Food 14 14 500 3 Ascension 11 14 .440 415 St.Augustine\u2019s 10 14 .416 5 NEXT WEEK'S GAMES Tonight at N.D.G.Park: Thrift vs St.Augustine's.Tomorrow night at Macdonald » UNE 21st to SEPTEMBER 6th Inclusive Consult any Canadian Pacific Rasluay Agent, .Park: «Food.Park: Postponed game.Sunday afternoon at Macdonald Park: Ascension vs Thrift; St.Augustine's vs Columbus.Sunday night at N.D.G.Park: St.Augustine's vs Ascension.Monday night at Trenholme Steinberg's vs Hampton THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1918 PLAYOFF HOPES ALIVE SOFTBALL CLINIC By MATTY BRADLEY So you are pretty good at sports?And are you figuring on being better?Sure you are.And I suppose that you have lots of natural ability, sure thing, Well, all right, then, what are you going to do, to benefit from all your talent?From the experience of all the boys at the top of the lagdder\u2014the professionals\u20141I would suggest that you keep in shape by regular training and remain at the top of your bill of health and ability.See that you get the maximum amount of training best suited for whatever sport you are good at.See that you get the full amount of sleep required to «build sound bodies; keep clean and eat three square meals a day.In order to be a good ball player, you have to be able to hit and run, as well as be able to bend and scoop up a fast grounder.Can you pick up a ball that has been smashed out from the plate while you are on the run?It takes a lot of co-ordina- tion of the body muscles and brain work, Answer to Last Week\u2019s Ques- tion\u2014According to the American Professional Fastball League, the answer is that the hit would be a fair one.The ruling on the perplexing question is on an infield play, it is where the ball ends up that counts, And on an outfield play, it is where the ball lands, or hits the ground that matters, So you- see how you can win a fair hit anyway.Base Running In past clinics, we have sifted through batting stance and hitting, also the art of bunting.per manner.Immediately upon hitting the ball start fast for first base, never look to see where the ball is, Always keep your eyes fixed on the base and let the umpire do the calling back, that is his job.Go at top speed and don\u2019t slide or jump.Why don\u2019t you jump or slide?Simply because it slows you down, You only slide to try and get on the bag ahead of the ball and if the ball is arriving at the base before you, there is no use in sliding because you will be out in any case.So stand up and run and try and beat it properly.Heads Up\u2014Running the bases with your head down, is very dangerous and also very foolish.Immediately upon hitting the ball, get off to a flying start with your head up and eyes fixed on the base.Do not look to see if you have hit the ball to left or*right field, or whether you have hit a home run or not, Remember that you can run out past the bag at first, and turn left or right, but if you turn left on a short hit, or a one bagger, there is à chance that you may turn off too far, and be tagged.Have good judg- [ment and be cautious.Rounding the first base in a hurry is sometimes a dangerous practice, because the ball you thought to be a double, may have been cut short by a player and thrown to second.To get the maximum amount of speed with less steps, start your turn\u2014or cut \u2014before you reach first base, and if it is a long hit, you can go on to second with plenty of time to spare.But remember that when you round first, go all out in the event that the ball is thrown to the base with speed.Before you reach first base, run outside of the base line, and lean towards the left.As you round first base then, touch the base with the inside of either foot, on the inside of the bag itself ., go at top speed.No Leads off Base \u2014According to the rule book, you cannot leave a base until after the ball has crossed the plate.The proper way to stand on a base, is to have the inside of the left foot resting on the outside corner of the bag.Feet should be at least 18 inches apart, with the toe of the right foot pointing towards the next base.Always be ready to run from the base by keeping your eyes on the pitcher, Keep well balanced on base by having the weight mainly on the foot that is (Continued on Page 12) BODY WORK and PAINTING The Oldest Representative For Plymouth \u2014 Chrysler \u2014 Fargo At the Service of all Local Car Owners for Any Make of Car Courteous Service \u2014 Reasonable Prices Quotations Without Obligation MECHANICAL REPAIRS DAWES BLACK HORSE BREWERY MONTREAL.a beloved friend.ESTABLISHED 1811 THE COUNTRY EDITOR Guardian of the people's interests\u2014servant of the community.Concerned with every aspect of rural life and progress, the Country Editor has come to be looked upon as a guide, counsellor, protector, reporter of news\u2014and, above all, as Now we will go on to the subject 372 VICTORIA AVE WA.2761-2 WESTMOUNT of running the bases in the pro- : * * Men like this, some of Canada\u2019s finest, are in the public\u2019s service\u2014at your service.BLACK HORSE ALE .Canada\u2019s Finest \u2014 A DIVISION OF NATIONAL BREWERIES LIMITED ° \"Maintenance, an PAINTERS AND DECORATORS Residential, Commercial or Industrial Paperhanging - Spray Pointing Interior & Exterior Polating {Lagendyk Vissenga & Co.| LIMITED ; 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BAND.CONCERT i i Programme: of concert to be given by the Band of the Royal Montreal Regiment in Westmount Park on Monday, August 16th, at 8.15 p.m.under Capt.TW E.Jackson, Director of Music.March, \u201cTrois Rivieres Tricentenaire\u201d by Hudlot; Overture, \u201cThe Force of Destiny\u201d by Verdi; Cornet Solo, \u2018Cleopatra\u2019, by Damare, soloist, Sgt.W.Puttick; Intermezzo, \u201cLady of Spain\u201d by Evans; Hungarian, \u201cFantasia\u201d by Tobani; intermission.Descriptive Scene, \u201cHallelujah\u201d by Harvey; Waltz, \u201cTales from the Vienna Woods\u201d by Strauss; Descriptive, \u201cMill in the Black Forest\u201d by Eilenberg; March, \u201cSlave\u201d by Tschaikowsky; March, \u201cHigh Park\u201d by Thiele; \u2018Regimental March\u201d and \u201cGod Save the King\u201d, JAMES GRIFFIN & SON LIMITED PLUMEING and HEATING CONTRACTORS 1661 St.Luke St.- Fltzroy 6235 AMBITIOUS young man, college graduate, absolutely requires well conditioned car to secure good position.Has only $600.00 to spend.Would someone ohlige.Please write hox 382 c-0.2185 Hampton Avenue.D-29 va- |- novel, 20 FOR SALE A.GENERAL GLADIOLI FOR SALE FRESH CUT G.DI-PAOLO GROWERS ELWOOD 6022 D-18 MOVING Saturday \u2014 articles for sale, Urgent.Reasonable, WE, 5802, 43 Thornhill, D-32 BEDROOM suite, walnut finish, 2 tone, mattress and spring, 7 Dleces, sacrifice $95.00.5820 Sherbrooke W., BL.3614 D-3 USED washing machine $35.00.Telephone.Fi.7764 between 10 a.m: 5 p.m.for appointment.D-28 | CHESTERFIELD, new 3 plece, 2 tone, spring filled, .Sherhrooke West.EL.3614, sacrifice $75.00.5820 D-1.\u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlnut 2773» PLEASE PHONE YOUR ADS EARLY IN THE WEEK.NO ADS ACCEPTED AFTER 10.30 A.M.THURSDAY FOR CURRENT ISSUE PAGE ELEVEN © REFRIGERATORS ©® WASHING MACHINES @ RADIOS @® VACUUM 10 WORDS 35¢ 2¢ for each additional word CLEANERS ALWIN'S DE.8439 29 FOR SALE A.GENERAY .CAMERA 35mm.Argus C.3.Filters, hood case, enlarger, dryer and dark room accessories.EL.3407.= D-22 WHITE shoes size 5: silver sandals Reproduced (Continued from Page 8); \u201cThe Brothers,\u201d which is the added attraction starring Patricia Roe and Will Fyffe.Set amidst the enchanting coun- \u2018try of a remote island off the west coast of Scotland, where the Ancient superstitions of the island folk and their peculiar customs are the hasis of life, the story is one of mental and physical conflict.The one between two brothers of the Macrae family.the other the open, all-con- suming animosity which exists between the Macraes and their rivals the MacFarishes.The arrival in their midst of an attractive orphan girl, Mary, causes a series of bitter events which lead to violence and death.John Mac- rae\u2019s, love for her is deep, jealous, passionate, but she has eyes only for his younger brother, Fergus.Willie MacFarish, toe, desires the girl and it is his ardour which results in a family trial of strength between the Mac- raes and the MacFarishes, The drama reaches its climax in a geries of grim, macabre events when the malevolent John per- sualles Fergus to kill Mary, FOOD CRAVINGS There is a common superstition that a person should eat whatever he has a craving for since it shows the system needs it: Craving for acids supposedly means the body needs acids; craving for sweets means the body needs sugar.Dire results are said to follow if the craving is not satisfied, especially in a pregnant woman.Nutrition experts point out that these beliefs are fallacies and that cravings are no guide to body needs, They can more safely be ignored than indulged.This year's milk production will probably be four per cent below NIGHT CALLS - Fitzroy 6180 that of 1947.The Christening took place at \u2018halfipast three: o'clock on Sunday afternoon at the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, West- mount, of the infant son of Mr.and Mrs.H.Stubbs of Irvine Ave.Westmount.Father Feron officiated at the christening, and the child was given the names Paul Rodney.Joseph.Mr.Russell Blackwell and Miss Madeline Blackwell, uncle and aunt of the baby, are the god- parénts.Later, the infant's grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.G.BE.Blackwell entertained at tea.RIPPLECOVE INN A list of recent guests who have been holidaying at Ripple- cove Inn includes the following: Miss Betty Reid, Miss Helen Maxwell, Miss Mary Maxwell, Miss Mary E.Donaldson, Miss Beatrice Allison, Miss B.J.Kemp, Mr.and Mrs.J.Finlayson, Miss Marde Cork, Miss Bertha Perrault, Mr.Nor.nan H.Brown, Mr.and Mrs.B.Prault, Mr.and Mrs.F.Franke, Mr.and Mrs.M.F.Gough, Miss Helen F.Todd, Mr.and Mrs.S.MacKeen, Mr.and Mrs, F.I.C.Goodman, Mr.and Mrs.J.R.Anderson and Donald, Mr.and Mrs.P.E.Pepler, Dr.S.A.V.Deans, Miss Gwendolyn Floud, Mr.\u2018and Mrs.A.J.Floud, Mr.and Mrs.D.F, MacLellan, Mr.and Mrs.J.M.Preville, Mr.A.F.Plouffe.Brig.E.R.Peake and family, Mrs.F.E.Greenwood and Murry Greenwood, Mr.and Mrs.H.C.Coughtry, Mrs.M.Calvert, Miss R.Paton, Miss M.Kinkead, Dr.A.E.Thompson and Mrs.Thompson, Mr.W.A.Thompson, Mr.Leo Jackson, Mr.and°Mrs.O.C.Wilson, Miss Margaret Cross, Miss Melba Mills, Miss Cecile Courtier and Miss Rita Lefebvre, Brig.and SALES - SERVICE - REPAIRS ize 6; 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Wanted oui vi- (abbr.) cinity Roslyn school, to provide hot 46.Part of dinners for 3 puplls \u2018schooldays.Gen- \"stomach of, erous terms, WL 3710 or EX.3493.a ruminant: 4%: Youn, 8g errings ; , .\u2018Mr.and Mrs.H.Stubbs 81 Ireland Infant Son Christened 53.Feat 86.Sert.Mrs, W.J.Home, Miss M.Walker, Mr.and Mrs.Morris Auston, Mr, and Mrs.Cameron, Mrs.H.K.Harper, Miss Florence Mayrand and Rita Mayrand, Miss Audrey Pennycook and Miss Georgette Langevin.The Templehof airport sequences, which are a feature of Paramount\u2019s \u201cA Foreign Affair\u201d which stars Jean Arthur, John Lund and Mare lene Dietrich, were filmed at the Douglas airport in Santa Monica.SEAWEED AND SALT Seaweed and salt water have Jong been familiar sources of iodine.In regions where the people live largely on sea food and the atmosphere and drinking water are constantly receiving iodine from the sea, the intake of iodine is presumably adequate and goitre is very rare.But in regions too remote or too mountainous to receive significant amounts of iodine from the sea, goitre is much more Ado ins FUNCRAL HOMC@ 5610 Sherbrooke St.W.DExter 1149 common, Especially in inland areas it is wise to use salt that is iodized, nutritionists say.Iodized salt is usually more expensive than common salt but care should be taken to use this variety at all times.Modern Chopel uci?ORGAN TT tree FunerAL DiRECtORS Gstablished 1840 A Chapel of Cathedral Beaty At your disposal without charge : VES [RATE eR LEAT] AT ET PAGE TWELVE \u2018(Sports Columnist Jack Trent is currently enjoying a brief busman\u2019s vacation, and in this column, he gives his views on the Olympic Games at Wembley, and on the gencral sports picture in post-war Britain.) ¥ *% * LONDON, England \u2014 (Special to the Monitor) :- Enthusiasm in sport is currently at a fever pitch in London, despite the miserable showing of Britain\u2019s Olympic athletes in the 14th modern Olympiad at nearby Wembley, and the disappointing efforts of Eric Boon, highly-rated English welterweight, who was knocked out in the third round in Montreal last week, by Johnny Greco, Canadian champion, Of course, the premier topie of conversation along London\u2019s cauliflower row is still the surprising bout in which Freddy Mills beat Gus Lesnevich for the light-heavyweight championship of the world.Speculation is high at the present time in England as to the outcome of the September fight between these two cruiserweights in Brocklyn, U.S.A.The forgotten man of British \u2018boxing, Bruce Woodcock, mentioned here every so often, mostly in connection with the proposed heavyweight elimination tournament to decide a successor as champion to Joe Louis.But the English can't forget the terrible beating that Battered Bruce took from Joe Baksi, a second-rate American, and so are inclined to count him out as a serious threat for the title.Ilowever, Woodcock still ranks as the leading British heavyweight, and is the only Englishman capable of pushing a convincing challenge at an American heavy.So Bruce will no doubt represent dear old Blighty if and when the elimination tournament takes place.Otherwise, England has been slow returning to.her pre-war standards in other sports, although Henry Cotton did defeat the visiting Americans to win the British Open, thus endearing himself to millions of his countrymen.England has fallen a long way in international competition, since the days when Fred Perry and Kay Stammers were tops in their field, The best in England today is Tony Mottram, decidedly not a first-rate player.He and Geoff Paish fought for a lost cause when they played in the Davis Cup matches for Britain.* Brightest sports star in the foggy country these days is Maureen Gardner, ballet dancer turned hurdler, who ran a close second to Fanny Blankers-Koen of the Netherlands in the 80-metre hurdles race.Both girls were clocked in 11.2 seconds, a new world and Olympic record, but the Dutch girl got there a little sooner and picked up the gold medal.Aside from this spright lassie and Sprinter MacDonald Bailey, who runs for England but was born in the West Indies, Britain hasn't made any sort of a showing in the Olympics this time, Came, Saw, and Conquered We remember the day of the big Olympic parade to open the 1948 Games, when one little Englishman, on catching sight of the huge American delegation, exclaimed: \u201cCripes, it\u2019s a bloomin\u2019 invasion.\u201d .As it turned out, he was closer to the truth than he knew, for the manner in which the Americans proceeded to take control of the Games could truly be likened to an invasion.With a few scattered exceptions, the Yanks won every objective they sought, and, for once, did just about everything they said they would do.With such stars as trackmen Harrison Dillard, Mel Patton, Mal Whitefield, Ray Cochran, and Bill Porter, and swimmers and divers Bruce Harlan, Wally Ris, Jimmy McLane, and Vicky-Graves leading the way by winning Olympic gold medals, the Americans wasted no time in establishing their superiority over the other competing nations.T.\"With three competitors allowed in each \u2018event, the Americans - swept the first three places in four events, the 110-metre hurdies, the men's and women\u2019s springboard diving, and the shot put, and Yanks ran 1-2 in the men\u2019s high diving, the 100-metre dash, and the 400-metre free style swim, all in the first week.One of the most interesting sidelights of the entire opening §| day ceremonies at the 14th Olympiad was the fact that Clyde Scott, American point winner In the hurdle race, was able to keep a straight face as |: he.and his fellow -competitors .is ROTARY CHIEF \u2018Angus S.Mitchell, Melbourne, Australia, businessman, took over as president of Rotary International for the fiscal year 1948-49.Elected at Rotary's recent convention in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Mr.Mitchell is now planning a tour of Rotary clubs all over the world, returning to International headquarters, Chicago, next January.Softball Clinic (Continued from Page 10) out pointing towards the next bag\u2014that is the right foot\u2014this will eliminate a sudden jerk towards the next base.All of these movements will help you get around the bases mare easily and quickly.Keep the body bent a little all the time and thus be able to get off in a hurry.Going Home from Third\u2014Upon reaching third base you should automatically step over the-bag and wait on the outside of the base line with the left foot holding to the bag.Any ball that hits you while you are outside the baseline will not cause any harm\u2014to the team standing\u2014so stay outside the line and run in.Whilé on base keep an ear open to hear the coach at world understanding and peace after all.No sir, the 14th Olym- paid hasn\u2019t done the world any harm.oh swore out the Olympic oath,-the- oath of pure amateurism.- Scott 1t- better known as a - fullback for the University of Arkansas, and was \u2018one of the stars.of that fine wartime Navy football team.that whipped Notre Dame.It's a well-known fact in the United States that Scott doesn\u2019t go to Arkansas to play football for just an education, for Hke other well-known American college stars, Scott is able to make a profitable living out of staying in college.Of course, a thing lke this is the hardest in the world to prove, hut nevertheless, we'll bet that Scott had a good laugh out of the Olympic oath.This Olympiad certainly settled a lot of questions anyway, and gave the best in the world a chance to get In there against each other.Thinking back on the two-week programme, we begin to realize that maybe the New is the time to have those Plumbing and Heating repeirs dene.All kinds of Plumbing ond Heating repairs end new installations.Call teday for free estimates.Agents for Ruud Automatic Gas and Electric Water Heaters.Fl.1189 { Westmount Plumbing & Roofing Limited 206 OLIVIER AVE.À Emergency Calls: WIE 10 4 11000 CARATS Olympice aren't too bad for 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