The Westmount examiner, 25 août 1950, vendredi 25 août 1950

[" WNSHi as {The Examiner A 3 L lay spend .cr vn, Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis À or writ ; ; _ fi er, VOL.XXI, No.34 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1950 PRICE 3 CENTS I ° \u2018 .° i : ! i Special Week Westmount\u2019s Popular Policewoman Safety Warning Issued I | me Li Arranged For By Westmount Police i ' ett Pol: i ating, T Chief R.A.Byford of the Westmount Police Department today À ih od cd (amp Westmount issued à warning to all parents regarding their children who might I J \"nin % tk be coming home from summer camps or resorts within the next i ~ every ma Next week is destined to be the two weeks., >w Dance jy pektail Loue, ra Every Ninit, most exciting week at the West- mount Y.M.C.A.for boys parti- The warning, Chief Byford explained, was due to past experiences at this time of year, and he called on parents to co-operate with the police so that the children's safety would not be endan- TESTE ATR NEY hone Knowl cipating in the Lumberman-Voya- t R.599, geur Week.Beginning with an gered and the number of complaints received by the Police Department \u2014 opening party this afternoon with would be cut down.nt av + © ol fl | - jes, singsongs, humorous sk \u2018After a summer in the country, à sn movies smssons .rous skits, the children are apt to forget the e qd tly A and games the boys will be prepar- hazards they face in city traffic,\" OsIn onc ert Sh Pl OW Hotel ing for the coming week of com- Chief Byford claimed, pointing out (I.EY, QUE petition between the two groups: four main items which should be ; ¢ \u2018 ful Lake Mg pumbermen and Voyageurs.Plan.checked by the parents.By R M R Band Ck from Mont ned ave: baseball games, tug-o- They were: playing ball or other cafled lo y | x - games on the streets; riding bi- Cf thing, Golin wars, floor hockey games, volley- cycles on the sidewalks without > : i Dancing.ball games, St.Lawrence swims, lights or carrying passengers, n on ay 19 i , E ae A swim on meets, boat iba and crossing otherwise than at inter- o : IR SYSTEM many other exciting games.sections and running out into the ; : #2 regarding nin, A Parents\u2019 Night will be held en | streets between parked cars.The closing concert for the sea- À 23, John McKay, Friday the evening of the last day Special Constable Dorothy Barnes, of the Westmount Police The Director pointed out that S0N in Westmount Park, by the CR enn, WA.mi of Lumbermen-Voyageur Week Force, way the first woman to be Jppointed 3 police oma at by-laws cover most of these of- band of the Royal Montreal Regi- i J when a trophy will be presented a policeman\u2019s lot is not a happy one.\u201d Police work can be very fenses.Under by-law 501, article ment, \u201chae the baton of Band- + 1 to the winning group, and pres-| \\nteresting and amusing at times, she says.In the above picture 76, it states, \u201cNo person shall play take SI ap ain = = Jackson, will i | } entation of awards won by the| she is seen warning Ronnie Williams, of 950 Atwater Ave, that |or be permitted to play on any ake place on Monday night Aug- boys who have participated in| riding a bicycle in Westmount Park will get him in trouble.roadway, except on a street or |Ust 28 at 8:15 p.m.i Camp Westmount during the sum- part thereof which may have been Last Monday's concert was il 5 mer will be given out.declared to be a \u201cplay street\u201d un- 282in well attended, the fine iQ Reform School Escapee Caught by Local Police A 16-year-old escapee of Mount St.Antoine Reform School was captured by Const, K.Harrison of the Westmount Police Department early Friday morning.The boy, who is accused of breaking into several parked automobiles in the vicinity of Grosven- or avenue since his escape, was turned over to the Juvenile Court for further action.India A Fascinating Nation Westmount Rotarians Told » A fascinating country, was the ences he had while there, he said Constable \u201cDot\u201d Barnes Was First Policewoman Special Constable Dorothy Barnes, of the Westmount Police Force, was the Dominjon's first policewoman.She swore allegiance to the King, country, and the City of Westmount, just eight years ago this month.Miss Barnes is 34 years of age, and Is a very good looking 150 pound blonde, Her principal duties are covering the five parks in Westmount's west end.When she reports for work, she doesn't have to punch a time clock.Instead, she reports in to the Westmount police station through the alarm box on a park telephone pole.+ Constable Barnes, was working for the Northern Electric Co., in 1942, when she saw an advertisement asking for a female policeman, to work for the City of West- mount.\u201cI have an uncle and two brothers as well as my dad in police work\u201d says Dot, \u201cso I figured I'd try the job too.\u201d Of about der article 75.Article 77 of the \u2018same by-law points out that no person shall skate or slide with a hand sleigh or toboggan on any roadway or sidewalk, nor shall a person be allowed to ski or ride a bicycle on the sidewalk, Article 78 claims that it is an infringement to cling to a moving car, streetcar, bus or truck, while on skates, skis, motorcycle or bicycle.Under article 88 every bicycle must be provided with a suitable bell or horn, which will be used only as a signal of danger, and that at night, every bicycle must be provided with a white light in the front and a red reflector at the rear.The last article pointed out in the same by-law was 94 which states that no one is permitted to ride on a bicycle or motorcycle unless some provision for seating is weather bringing out a goodly.crowd of listeners to a very pleasing program.The following is the program which will be played on Monday evening: - March, The Mad Major, Alford.Overture, Orpheus in the Underworld, Offenback.- Cornet Solo, Cleopatra, Damare.Descriptive, Mill in the Black« forest, Eilenberg.First Movement Symphony No.8 (Unfinished) Schubert.March, Pasadena Way, Vessella.Modern Transcription, Dark Eyes, Hinchey.Intermezzo, Two Guitars, Hor- lick.Selection, Chu Chin Chow, Norton.March, Victory Bell, Schaffer.God Save the King.Dr.C.A.Dawson way in which Rev.Kevin J.that one of the worst was in try-| 500 applicants, she was the one properly made on the machine.Scott, prefect of studies at ing to enter the country.\u201cIn chosen for the job.Chief Byford asked the people ° \u2019 trying to prove that they are an| If any woman reader would like of the City to give their whole- S an Dele ate .N Loyola College High School des- independent nation now, the of-|to become a policewoman, the hearted co-operation in seeing that s ED aibed India to members of the |ficials of the government are! gualifications are simple.You these laws are adhered to, since ES Westmount Rotary Club at its|overbearing in their attitude\u201d, must be in prime physical condi- many accidents can be stopped due T | il ( GE weekly meeting, Wednesday.the speaker maintained.tion, have a thorough knowledge to them, 0 n e ongress Speaking informally of the He said that custom officials of English, and French, and know \u2014 four months he spent in that country, Rev.Scott said that he would merely give his impressions, since no one person could give an accurate account of the nation in so short a period of time, He said that the division of Pakistan and India was not a happy one in some ways, since he country of Pakistan is divided into two separate regions, about 1600 miles from each other, ut explained that this was done On the basis of Moslem and Hindu races.Rev.Scott also maintained at the country was completely lefenseless and suggested that is Was one reason why England fave India her independence fince it was impossible for Eng- and to defend the country at he present time.\u201cIn understanding the nation, fè must first realize as the basis of our thinking, that India las an extraordinarily low stand- rd of living, where the average ife span is 27 years.He sald hie nation 1g infested with tuber- ulosis, Recalling some of the experi- made them report everything they brought into the country and would not allow a priest to bring in $200 worth of medicine to his mission without claiming a heavy tax on the articles.Rev.Scott, who was introduced by Hal Gilles, also recalled the death of Gandhi, saying it was the most important and tremendous thing that ever happened to them, He recalled that, of a group of 6000 people in the village where he was staying, not a single sound was heard as they carried out their own funeral service for the dead leader.\u201cThey are a .deeply religious people\u201d, he said, \u201cso much so that they will never accept communism, but may be forced into it if Russia invaded the nation\u201d.He said that many authorities there felt that the evacuation of the English has set the country back 50 years, and in concluding his address, remarked that he had no idea of what would be- com: of the fascinating nation.in the future.Th) speaker was thanked by something about police work.In addition to all this, Dorothy Bar- nei: is a crack pistol and rifle shot and is a star in jiu-jitsu.Her only complaint 1s, that she can't get enough practice, It seems that the men on the force just, won 't tangle with her.Constable Barnes\u2019 most exciting case happened when she was off duty, but still in uniform.She was walking down a street when she heard a woman scream.She turned, and saw two youths running towards her, clasping a handbag.She faced the culprits, and they ran into a nearby lane, which turned out to be a blind alley, so she flagged a passing taxi and had the driver block the exit, thus cutting off the purse snatcher\u2019s means of escape, until the police cruiser came.Another phase of her work, is keeping boys from riding bicycles on the grass and parkways.If they break the law, they get a ticket which can be red®emed on payment of 50 cents and a lecture, at City Hall, Second offence brings a fine of $1.Miss Barnes points out that one Bill Tawse.(Continued on Pare 2) Lachine Man Pleads Guilty A 24-year-old resident of La- chine, Samuel St.Laurent, awaits sentence today, after pleading guilty to two thefts in Westmount.The man was picked up by Sgt.Det.H, Belec and Det.A.Talbot, recently, and charged with stealing jewellery worth $1461 from a resident on Arlington avenue, While posing as a man looking for odd jobs to do about the house.He was also charged with stealing a purse from a resident of Olivier avenue, All the jewellery was recovered, but a considerable amount of money in the purse was not found by the police officials.Brought before Deputy Recorder A.E.Laverty, the accused pleaded guilty to both charges.The date of sentence was postponed until Monday, as the Montreal Criminal Court also had a warrant for his arrest in connection with the theft of a motorcycle from the north end of the City.Dr.C.A.Dawson, of 4663 Victoria avenue, Westmount, will be one of the Canadian representatives to the International Sociological Association's congress at Zurich, Switzerland, September 9.Dr.Dawson is professor of sociology at McGill University, and will he accompanied by Prof.Jean Charles Falardeau, of Laval Unis versity.A third member will be Prof.Delbert Clark, of the University of Toronto.\u2018Dr.Dawson will address the congress on \u201cThe Role of Geographic and Ethnic Factors in Canada's International Relations.\u201d He is being sponsored by McGill University, and the Canadian Political Science Association.Dr.Dawson attended the preliminary organization meeting of the L.S.A.at Oslo, Norway, last September, at which he was the sole Canadian representative.Representatives from every country in the world, except Soviet Russia, and a few of its satellites, will attend the congress, The purpose of the meeting is to determine what sociological research can contribute to an understanding on international relations.IC TER TW A aes = + er me em gies ES AGRE I'WoO Y.M.C.A.NOTES Westmount \u201cY\" foyer has undergone a face lifting \u2014 as one member said, \u2018You would hardly recognize the old place.\u201d Color dynamics, using the modern technique of color harmony.have been brought into play, and the result has been very effective.V/estmounters are invited Lo drop in and ine © 2t the building.This coming week-end some twenty-five of the \"Y\u2019\" young TAXI Wa \u2014 1131 SAFE DON'T HAIL A STRANGE TAXI PHONE FOR a LE CA 400 RELIAB out DRIVER 10 WN T AXI TRIPS WEDDINGS ASSOCIATION FUNERALS Si adults plan to relax at Camp Otoreke the Y.M.C.A.camp for young adults in the Laurentians.Howard Fairbairn reports good attendance at-all Friday activities this summer with a record crowd of attendance at the \u2018\u2018Corn Boil.\u201d All Westmount young people arc invited to attend their weekly event, and if you would like to Jo into the group to Otoreke, make your reservation now.Within the next few weeks we ; Will be making an announcement with regard to our fall and winter program.Claire Buckley our new physical director has great plans for the developing of a suitable program of physical recreational for young people.A special program will be arranged for business men, and the arts and craft, musical appreciation, and effective speaking groups will all be on the agenda.Macdonald Carey, star of the | Pine-Thomas production, \u201cThe | Lawless,\u201d a Paramount release, has one of the largest collections ! of classical music records in Hollywood.Barrister and Solicitor HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.Department for the Closing of Estates of Decreased Persons OFFICE: HA.9238-39 Residence: 57 St.James St.West Ambassador Apts.Westmount 4557 Sherbrooke St W.\u2014 WA.8435 Genuine WELSH COAL Call DExter { HAND & ANTHRACITE More Heat - Less Ash Place your Order NOW to assure Early Delivery Authorized Dealer LIMITED 4857 Sherbrooke Street West Lasts Longer 1131 Today PARKER THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1950 Catholic Federation Appoint LOUIS P.BEAUBIEN General Vice-Chairman Rev.T.W.Jones Conducts Service For Miss J.Brown A funeral service for Miss Jean Brown, for many years active as skip for teams from the West- mount Ladies Bowling Club, -Was held in the Chapel of Tees and Company, Tower street, on Thursday afternoon.The Rev.T.W.Jones, of Calvary Church, Westmount, conducted the service, Miss Brown died on Monday.Born in Sanquhar, Scotland, Miss Brown came here in 1895.As representative.of the ladies\u2019 branch of the Royal Montreal and Ste.Anne de Bellevue curling clubs, she took part in many trophy matches.Also active in lawn bowling, she skipped for teams from Westmount Ladies\u2019 Bowling Club, and was an honorary life member of the Royal Montreal Ladies\u2019 Bowling Club.Surviving are a sister, Mrs.H.Rees; three brothers, John Weir, and William all of Montreal, and Archibald, of Westcliff-on-Sea, England.F.L.SILVER Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen's TAILOR Now located at 1235 GREENE AVENUE (Opposite Avenue Theatre) Rgpairs and Alterations Expertly Done WI.6633 We Call For Backed by thirty years of dependable service and Deliver \u2014 \u2014 EXTRA OZiec/es 5 P2-420 M + RICHARD S.WHITE General Vice-Chairman \u2014 Campaign Officials JOHN H.LANE General Chairman Catholics Charities Announce Officials John H.Lane will be general chairman of the \u201cCalling Al Hearts\u201d campaign of the Federation of Catholic Charities which wy take place between Oct.22 and Nov.4, J.Austin Murphy, Et, announced today.Mr.Murphy, president of Federation, said that the fall ot jective would be $310,000 \u2014 $10,000 more than last year \u201cbecaus! of the rising costs encountered by Federation since the beginning of this year.\u201d The recent increase in rents, he said, imposed an add.tional burden upon the organizatoin due to the fact that a numb of dependents, including families and foster children, lived i dwellings which were affected by + the legislation allowing the boosts in rents.The president noted that \u201cit was with regret that the board of directors agreed to the higher objective, but under the circumstances of rising costs it was our only alternative.\u201d Mr.Lane said that the campaign executive would consist of the following: Louis P.Beaubien and R.S.White, general vice-chairmen; Men's special names: John W.Long, K.C, chairman, and W.L.S.O'Brien, A.F.Mayne, Clarence F.MacCaffrey, K.C., and T.V.|.Burke, vice-chairmen; W.H.Wilson, chairman, employees division; Mrs.Fred O.Reynolds, chairman, women's special names; Parish division: Merlin W.Donald, chairman, and T.K.Madden and J.L.D.Cleary, vice-chair- men; Industrial division: J.C.Wilson, chairman, and J.A.Leddy and John McDonough, vice-chairmen; J.H.Mackey, publicity division; James H.McMahon, C.A., ain- terior organization.James P, Boyle, O.B.E., is chairman of the permanent campaign advisory committee, with Mr.Murphy and James E.Walsh, executive director of Federation, ex- officio.Constable.(Continued from Fage 1) thing about open air work is that it gives one an appetite, and Dorothy claims that the only thing that keeps her figure trim, is the fact that she gets plenty of exercise.Police work has many advantages she claims.She rides on street cars and buses, without payment, and a cleaning firm keeps police uniforms spotless without charge.There are humorous sides to the job too, \u2018many times\u201d she says, \u201cI'll walk into a restaurant while off duty, and there'll be a bunch of kids around the juke box.As soon as they see the uniform they disappear.It must be the uniform, I'm sure I don't look that severe.\u201d To be very truthful, without her uniform, Dorothy looks as feminine as any office girl, and not at all like the policewoman who creates fear in the minds of wrongdoers.~ Since the appointment of Miss Barnes, many Canadian cities, including Montreal, have adopted the idea of having policewomen.The Pillar By GEORGE COCHRANE PAY UP \u2014 OR ELSE The Young Men's Section of the Montreal Board of Trade, a most enterprising and lively group of individuals, have come up with something a little different in the way of letters to members wh have fallen behind in the payment of their dues.Instead of the usual more or less polite cajolery which dues delinquents have grow accustomed over the years.ii membership committee of th Y.M.S.offers them seven ways in which those who are delinquent can obtain the necessary $15.Here they are: 1.You can embezzle from you firm.This is the only fair way, if you take the money from ar other firm, you may put lot d good fellows out of work.2.You can volunteer for Korean service.No doubt the fellows it your office will take up a colle tion for you and you can pay your dues out of this.Of course yur newsletters will reach you a littk late but .\u2018C\u2019est la guerre.\u201d 3.You can probably get tht money from your father-in-law i you threaten to send your wilt back to him, 4, You can have your wife tak in sewing and laundry.5.You can knock off a bank Send for our free book entitld \u201cHow To Enjoy Prison Life in Tél Back-Breaking Years.\u201d \u201c 6.You can sell pencils on corner of St.Catherine and P on your lunch hour.7.You can drop dead.method is only recommended À course after you have made pr vision in your will for $15.00 to sent to Y.M.S.In a more sober transcript! loving membership commit?writes, \u201cIf you have $15.00 can send it in, CAN'T YOU?J remember, the sooner everyoy pays his dues the sooner tripe $ as the above stops appearing 4 your newsletter.set a.EIRE ETES season hl, XXI 0 Ing 0 it Last outdoc with pyed tr Shirle ne day ; her ! 2, Shir Île A5 L oth pst Fri ament est at ) thirts h, in er.T! spoons fon, MI e of 8 on, Pe e of 81.pr Mr, doing h Tuesc Tourn not qi gs Fri a fi Ind.Mr, y lady, with too, W e, nosi ladies\u2019 closely] pebratini took H of th into pty-six, Mn any y.Pe ommit of H dutig on hd pre wi toni er pe rusty Ty | |] PAIR ED « REFINISHED - SUPPLIED Hardwood Floors LAID - FINISHED - CLEANED A.Ross Grafton & COMPANY ree Estimates WESTMOUNT bL, XXI, No.34 ing-Song ! Night Big Hit WE.2323 4486 ST.CATHERINE ST.ith Large Audience Last outdo ) with practically a whole bill oyed the show immensely.Shirley Leclerc, e day 8 Thursday evening at the Westmount Athletic Grounds, or Sing-Song proved to be one of the best this season.of young professionals, the crowd a chubby young song comedian, who will o very far in the entertainment world, opened the show Ener rendition of I've got a Lovely Bunch of Coconuts and Baby e, Shirley is à crowd pleaser and did a wonderful job.x Clifford Bourcier a young CKVD sang Tzena Tzena, played John- Che 1 CE : .-_ \u201c50 YEARS m GS vesnuounr Reliable Watch Repairs Four Certified Watch Makers WE.4046 OHMAN'S JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1950 Canada\u2019s No.1 Tennis Player PAGE THREES Police Still Investigating Unusual Mishap Westmount police are still investigating an unusual mishap which occurred at Prince Albert and Sherbrooke streets, Westmount, Friday night.Michael Donnelly, 15, of 4324 son Rag on the piano and finish- Sherbrooke street, west, was \\ fers ourney ed with a song Play a Simple brought to his home by an elderly ling Ar © Melody; a youngster of eight with couple, who reported that he had i 1 plenty of promise.been in an accident, while riding A.vi h Lar e Entr Eileen Bourcier, Clifford's sis- his bicycle and a few minutes y.RE, AS ter, next took the spotlight, and later a second car drew up with .did a very fine job.the bicycle hanging out of the fall ob.it .Danny Jarmish, a comedian be- trunk.\u201cbecauss] ot er onigi longing in the professional ranks, In the excitement of \u2018the occa- beginning outdid Danny Kay with his sion, the parents of the injured an addi ; ; ; clowning in pantomine.boy did not take the names and n st Friday night the putting Billy Lawlor was the next on addresses of the people who @ numbe d out to have the y ; lived ; Migrement turne hi © the bill with Mississippi and Be- brought him home, but rushed pt attendance LUIS in the |Witched.Gifted with a beautiful their son to the Western Division | thirty-six members in : voice and great stage personality, of the Montreal General Hospital.h in spite of the 2 tn pe he sold his song perfectly.Donnelly was kept in hospilal er.The winners © gh | The star of the show, Noreen for observation after immediate spoons were, in the \u2018aties craig tapped and sang her way treatment by Dr.B.Phillips for a fon, Mrs.M.Craig with oo into everyone's heart with her cut on the head.he > of 8% ang into, with a |Five Foot Two and Darktown At first it was believed that the on, 81 The ninth hole fixed Strutters Ball.This young 12-yearc boy was suffering from a fractured e of 81, ; ; old miss who.already has perform- skull, but secon i Mr.Minto, with a hole-in- ) a d police report lar pr I.tri k ed all around the country has Tuesday confirmed that there were doing the trick.never taken a lesson in her life no further injuries.hp Tuesday evening a Sealed |and dances with all the charm of Brendan Macken, of 59 Arlington avenue, Westmount, added the However the boy was unable to Tournament was featured |a veteran.Canadian Singles Championship Cup to his already large col- give any evidence as to what hap- not quite as large a turn-| Joey Gallagher, becoming more lection of tennis trophies by winning the trophy at Quebec last pened at the time of the accident as Friday, but there were [round out with each passing sea- Saturday.This gives him number one ranking in Canadian tennis.except that he was riding his bi.a few new faces seen [gon did a terrific rendition of He was featured in last week\u2019s issue of The Examiner along with cycle at a fairly fast f RANE hd.Mrs.W.Jones was the |Ghost Riders in the Sky and You| his sister Pat who holds the Quebec Singles for women, Brendan N Da y speed from \u2014\u2014 ll; lady, winning the tourna- [are my Sunshine.Never failing to 3lso holds the provincial title.\u2018Westmount police are trying to LSE with a score of twelve and please, Joey is ways a welcome that night, but the boy told his identify the persons who brought tion of the 100 Was done, wi thers in performer on : Sn Man Sentenced father and the man was trapped the boy to his parents, and said de, a most 0 A osing ou he ° llowed D eg c rgare ne a du t and by Det.A.Talbot and Const.J.|that they would welcome any group of pea who F070 did a very good turn.¢ For Indecent Jenking who made the trip with news or information regarding up wil rating his birthday, Bob| Arlene Dale, who also helps out Assault on Bo the boy at the proper time.this.\u2019 t in te took home the silver with a on the sing-song rounded out the y .rent in , i his of thirteen.Mr.Kent also |show with a song and dance.T D H G d nbers Wil to the limelight with a (young lady, although a profes-| A 7iyear-old man was sen- iIscover mow Goo ; a ty-six, the first time this sional performer always pleases tenced to 18 months imprisonment i \u2014 ; yi has cracked |Wwith her suave periormances.by Recorder C.A.Hale when he i d T C B Z = ajolery U 4 ves Minto took over Bert.Aldford showed some was found guilty of indecent as- ce ea an e.So rave Ee ommittee chores in the ab- |beautiful stills.Pictures taken in| gauit on an eight-year-old West- Make tea double strength and while still years wR of Harry Smith, busy with color in and around Westmount, mount youngster.hot pour into glasses filled with cracked e of th duties, and Bob Drain |Specializing in flowers.These The incident took pl A .i en ways ig oC avs proved very interesting and should © cs 00K Pp A hed we ice .Add sugar and lemon to taste.i delinquert gg © nd another tourna- |be shown more to the citizens ust 6 when the man talke e n .y $15.Her Je Will be anotuer \"3\" during the coming season to let 6ight year old boy into coming up fonight, Friday evening, |.\" idents of Westmount see to his room, having met the child : er permitting.Bring out ; ; at the Atwater baseball diamond.è from your rusty putter and finish off what is done with some of the : | air way, eason while there is yet flower gardens here.He asked the child to come back y from a pan Two Westmount Student i.\u2018wo Westmount Students for Korean AUGUST SALE ° T e ik i in ., scons sl 100, Discount our Ontario On Bikes > pay yor [Ji custom tailoring and repairs \u2014\u2014\u2014__ ourse yor paire of oll kinds.Two Westmount boys are featured on the front page of The AUTOMOBILE REP AIRING you a littl or ua \u2019 Ingersoll Tribune this week, as a result of a bicycle trip to the suerre.\u201d | ENUE T AILORS Ontario town, In which the experiences of the two lads, is graphic- og Today\u2019s auto repair standards ly get tht ally described.mes should be as advanced as the per- er-in-lav if Bob Sherlock, 16, of 142 Irvine avenue, Westmount, and his \\ 7% 4 formance of modern-model cars.If a VALET SERVICE your vith, CREENE AVENUE chum Joe Livingston, 15, of 140 Irvine avenue, Westmount, are the be you are not getting this standard Just below St.Catherine) boys mentioned, and they expect to total 1,500 miles on their trip.TOE of repair servico \u2014 and da ac- ir wife {MIE We coll for & deliver Bob, is the son of Mr.and Mrs.J.E.Sherlock, and is a student + tually are equipped to render it \u2014 | WE.5908 t West t High havi iousl ttended Kings and Junior SA We Sy then come and discover here what ff a bank ell day Wednesdays \u2014 at estmoun \\gn, having previously a e ngs.Ra ; really \u201cmodern\u201d auto repairing ok entitled lsed all \u201cday Saturdays.High.Ys ar offers.ete in TA \u2014 \u2014 Joe is the son of Mr.and Mrs.x : Lite in David Livingston, and has also at- Boy Accused of REPAIRS TO COURTEOUS, DEPENDABLE hn .'QUBLIE MINUTE tended Kings and Junior High but .ALL MAKES OF CARS SERVICE cils on i is entering Senior High this year.Stealing Bicycle ie and Ped i & LY News With kits so compact that it by r was hard to believe they weighed BODY WORK MECHANICAL ; dead.1 LR Ad L] 50 pounds for each bicycle, the A 15-year-old boy, stopped by REPAIRS Hy nmended à ARLING S boys carried real camping equip- Const.D.Stone at 3.55 a.m.Sat- and PAINTING | , made Pilates : ment.A pup tent, with its poles Urday, for not having a tail light p # $15.00 to?4 9 and pegs, 2 ground sheets, 4 ON his bicycle, faces charges of Gaston Girard, president a AA a0 blankets, cooking utensils and Stealing a bicy cle at the Montreal Fernand Girard, secretary-treasurer \u2014 Paul Girard, certified technician 2 eript 0 their clothes were neatly stowed [Juvenile Court today.MONTREAL'S OLDEST DEALER FOR mil E P [e) TER away.Const.Stone arrested the young- 4 $15 00 y8 It FURDAY While their clothes looked pret- ster when he suspected that the Plymouth \u2014 Chrysler - Fargo ; 4 | an hour was spent in To- youth was riding the bicycle pre- \u2019 vou! ; Ly neat, > : WA.2761-2 everyo 63° [34 ronto, on a pressing job, the boys viously reported stolen from a WAr tripe sw C2 admitted.Montreal address.VICTORIA AVENUE GARAGE - 372 VICTORIA AVE.- WESTMOUNT A Their shoes are now curved to The boy was turned over to the ., ! pppeariné .F e = the shape of their bicycle pedals, Juvenile Court authorities in Mont- \u201cThe C ustomer of Yesterday is a Friend Today\u201d I 0 -® ° ° real, where the charge was made.! rat (Continued on Page 7) ~ TST van RT ITT A DE ; - ; 1, - Lam UE .; .; 5 as: I > us LAT pr IE cs ae mer ES = \u2018 aim mE LEE SI LES LITRES, S FAI IR : 238 TS a J = Du eo ~ - LIST \u2014- 2 eme ns aan Lectseen oi Ta em aS \u201c3 ; = cales PRESSE RE i x 5 Lem me em re eager, ah PAGE FOUR THZ EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1950 eu ; EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY css LETTERS lo the Editor Letters are reproduced as a public service.They do not reflect edituriai opinion and the paper does not accept responsibility for their contents The Editor, The Examiner.Sir, I wish to endorse most sincerely the sentiments expressed by Covenanter in your issue of August 18th, regarding the most terrible treatment given by the vesidents and civic authorities of La Sarre and Val D'or, Quebec, VQ -\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Tora © Classes and private tuition SCHOOL © Matriculation in one year © McGill.Supplementals 69 Bruce Ave.High Phone Fi.1339 ° igh School ESTABLISHED 1922 to several Baptist Evangelists who dared to preach the word of God openly.I have since read that another such incident occurred over the past weekend and that automobiles were actually driven at the persons conducting the service.It is hard to realize that this could happen in Canada in what is commonly regarded as a Christian civilized country.What have these people to gain?Do they know that they are focusing the attention of the whole North American continent, on the Province of Quebec to the Province\u2019s detriment.Do they realize that repercussions against the Roman Catholic faith are liable to take place elsewhere for \u201cno other Call Registrar UNIVERSITY SCHOOL (Parent and Teacher Group) .498 Argyle Avenue, Westmount Boarding and Day School for Boys.Limited vacancies for September terms in all grades.Graduation is McGill School Certificate with University entrance.Small classes, individual instruction.For information, Fl.8185 WESTON 18 Severn Avenue, Westmount Boys and girls to age of six in pre-school groups with experienced teachers.Large rooms, outside play area.Taxi service available.Girls through elementary and high school classes for university entrance and McGill School Leaving Certificate, SMALL CLASSES Individual attention FULLY QUALIFIED STAFF .Principal: MISS MARY WINSPEAR, M.A., Ph.D.Nursery School opens Sept.11 Other classes Sept.12 SCHOOL Fl.9856 Academie Saint-Léon LA COMMISSION SCOLAIRE DE SAINT-LEON-DE-WESTMOUNT - 360, avenue Clarke Par permission spéciale du Conseil de l'Instruction Publique, 1a seule école de la province ayant un cours de Lettres-Sciences, similaire au High School anglais et conduisant à l'Immatriculation.ll y a place encore pour qualques élèves dans les classes du cours élémentaire (lère à 7e année) et dans la classe de Se année (lère du cours Lettres-Sciences) pour les élèves ayant terminé la septième année et obtenu leur certificat d'études primaires-élémentaires.Information et inscription: Dernière semaine du mois d'août Moasieur le principal, Fi.2843 ou FI.1642 OUVERTURE DES CLASSES, 6 SEPTEMBRE ANNOUNCES.tr RUTH SOREL THE RE-OPENING OF HER SCHOOL of the DANCE OPERA, FOLK AND MODERN DANCE FOR CHILDREN AND ADVANCED PUPILS WESTMOUNT STUDIO SPECIAL EVENING CLASSES Information: HA.5981 after Sept.1st AS) reason than simply to square accounts?It would seem to a lay observer that some \u2018higher authority had better step in and curb these extremists before more serious damage is done, There are many who point to what is happening in countries behind the iron curtain as Te- gards persecution of those practising the Christian religion and who shake their heads and wonder if conditions here are not fast approaching the same stage.Free Thinker The Editor, The Examiner, .Sir, From The Examiner of August 11th, I learned that Mayor J.S.Cameron, of Westmount, Alderman Reginald Dear and City Attorney, J.W.Weldon, K.C,, would be attending the conference of Canadian Mayors which is being held in Saskatoon \u2018this week.\u2018The article stated that the principal topic of discussion would be the question of \u201cCivil Defence\".It is to be hoped that Mayor Cameron will bring back some constructive plans for the creation of an efficient civil defence organization and that he and his council will immediately consider the construction of bomb shelters.\u2018Living as we do right up against railway communications and key industrial plants, West- mount would be a very likely target for enemy bombers.Various opinions and statement have appeared in print as to the exact radius in which persons living would be killed or maimed and whilst these differ considerably, there is little doubt that anyone within two to eight miles of the blast wguld be very unlikely to survive, unless protected.What about boring into the mountain side, and squapping the cavees or shelters so as to be able to deal with an emergency?That this would be costly, goes without argument, but money or securities are of little value to a dead man.Worried The Editor, The Examiner.Sir, I learn from the newspapers that Prime Minister St.Laurent has called the Canadian Parliament into an emergency session for Tuesday, August 29th.According to the announcement, the session will deal pri- marly with the railway strike and the safe-guarding of the peoples interest as a consequence of the strike.The granting of the proposed increases would no doubt be reflected in a\u2019 further increase in the cost of living, now -at an all-time high.I remember the Hon.D.C.Abbott, member for St.Antoine- Westmount, saying last February that orderly de-control.would have the effect of prices of commodities and living accommodation finding their own level.Since that time we must have had a flood-tide, as the level has sleadily mounted, due to reported shortages, and so-called increase in costs, even to the price of fresh green grass, which is reflected in the fantastic price of steaks.Of course, the war in Korea may make it more difficult for the grass to grow in Western Canada and the present generation of packers have the text books which their fathers left them from other wars, which teach that it is the thing to do; to wallow in profits while other men wallow in blood \u2014 their own blood.Is is reported that prices of rubber and tin in England have receded and that other commodities will follow suit.Therefore, whilst the government is in session next week, I (Continued on Page 7) systems.graph tariffs and express rates.ers, for every job, also two trains to .many points, when one man and one train, would carry the load.Whether the Canadian National Railway system, would be handed over to the Canadian Pacific Railway Company to manage, or vice-versa, is unimportant, as long as an effecient and economical plan of running the railway system of this vast Dominion is put into effect.The writer seems inclined to believe, that a railway system, divorced from Government management, and political interference, would be the best for Canada.The follows: The Editor The Examiner.Sir, I happened to pass through a large office building on Monday, and probably due to the talk of an impending railway strike, my attention was drawn to two telegraph offices, one facing the other, C.P.R.and C.N.R.letter received reads as and both appeared to be very one office, and one staff, could very well handle all the business in that particular building, and also in the various other places, where a duplication exists, such as hotels etc.- Who is paying for this duplication of service?Who is paying for the duplication of trains, duplication of railway offices along the line?The answer is quite obvious, John Q.Public.It would seem, that if the railway personnel, who are now on strike, are to receive higher remuneration, and work shorter hours, that the additional costs, Will of necessity be passéd on to those using the railroads, either as passengers, or shippers, and in turn, the increased tariffs, will eventually cause an increase in the already all-time high cost of living for the average Cahadian.If Parliament, when it re-as- sembles in Ottawa next week, will only have the courage to solve the railway mess in Canada, and come out with a bold scheme, for amalgamation of the two transportation systems, maybe, the railroaders could get their demands for shorter hours and increased pay, without the public being hurt.To my mind, any transportation system should be divorced from age, only in this way, will Canadians get value for their money when using the railways.I well realize, the difficulties which lie ahead, in putting this plan into Economist Advocates Railway Amalgamation The Examiner is in receipt of a letter from \u201cEconomist\u201d, the writer advocates the amalgamation of the two Canadian Both offices were fully staffed, || = It is pointed out, that if the striking railwaymen are aug in their demands for shorter hours and increased take hop, that the increase, will undoubtedly be passed on to the publ, form of higher passenger fares, and freight rates, also increas Economist also draws attention to the fact that at the my there are two officials, or work-* effect, and the opposition Will come from interested pu especially the powerful Unloy| a drastic situation, cy drastic remedies, and I fe; that amalgamation is th] answer.\u201cEconong A much-favored subjy those with telescopes y power, Praesepe is a lo cluster in the constellation cer, and has a \u2018\u2018bee-hive\u201d sh ARLINGTON SCH 4585 SHERBROOKE Sr.y Boys and Girls 3-8 Ÿ Miss A.Buttansho Froebel Certificate, Engl Good Grounding in Grade § Dramatics - French - Hand .Music Interviews 10-12 AM.fron 6, at the Westmount YA Or Write 1668 St.Li Re-opening Sept.13 Older Children Coached Aftte slack.It came to my mind, that | governmental control, and patron- Peter Pa Nursery Sch Private Kindergarta Special programme arrange Children from 3 #0 6 you RE-OPENING MONDAY, SEPT.11th RESTRICTED ENROLMEN Particulars on Applicatis Miss Elizabeth Veitd 220 Prince Albert Aw EL.4310 CLASSICAL INSTI GF DRESS DESIGN School of Designing and Sevi a.1821 St.Catherine § e SKETCH o DRAPIN ® DESIGN ® SEWING Fall Operla Sept.14 REGISTER ft MARG FORT dir ing; organized athletics; nasium: central location, Accredited high school and college preparatory.Junior and Senlor Matriculation.Separate Junior and Commercial Departments, The Principal may be seen daily from 2 to 4 pm.and ut other times by ap- .pointment.Registration Commences August 21st School Reopens September 5th Telephones: | Marquette 2713-1879 Catholic High 3465 DUROCHER STREET Schoo Conducted by the PRESENTATION BROTHERS Experienced staff; character build- aym- Jive lead (ha Becausi so mu ss and aham\u2019s oud to » Grahé bnned C barm\u201d, Mrs, C Olive stive ained v jalented n outst: onal ch Mrs, Li pnist, ha drama causé \u20ac pecially pntinent, terial t tractive This co riance Jationshi ooming tment aces, CA] nist\u201d, i 1adian pg Are suc Ke hom > public | increagy t them position rested ng ful Union om, ca nd I fe] ig th \u201cEconon 1 subje zopes of S a loo stellation { -hive\" gy SCH} OKE ST.4, 5 3-81 Hanshoy ate, Engl Grade § | = Hand c M.fron rount YM{ St.Lik Sept.13 ched Aft Pa Sch dergarta ve arrange 3 to 6 ya MONDAY, 11th ENROLMENT Applicatiol eth Veit bert Aw 1310 INSTI ESIGN ol of nd Sevi Catherine 3 SKETCH! DRAPIKG DESIGN ) SEWING Fall Opera Sept.14h REGISTER THE EXANINER, eT: FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1950 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY PAGE FIVE \u201cOLIVE S.LEAD Jive S.Lead leads College Charm\u201d Course Because your personality.counts so much today .both in busi- ss and the social-sphere .sham\u2019s Business College 1s oud to offer as an added feature - Graham students a carefully- bined course in \u201cPersonailty and harm\u201d, under the able direction Mrs.Olive S.Lead.Olive S.Lead, B.A.McGill ative Montrealer, who has aned wide recognition as a blented elocutionist , .and as p outstanding authority on per- onal charm and deportment.Mrs.Lead, a prominent elocu- pist, has had a wide experience dramatics and voice culture.cause of her extensive travels, pecially in England and on the ntinent, she brings a wealth of bterial to the student in a most tractive manner.This course treats with the im- riance of a smile .human lationship .poise .good ooming .« » etiquette and de- tment .social and business aces, + CANASTA EXPERT an Ladd, starred in Para- bunt's \u2018United States Mail,\u201d has med the canasta craze.He is w an expert at the game.Police Veterans\u2019 Board Includes Westmounters Three residents of NDG, one the city of Westmount are among the executive of the Montreal War Veterans\u2019 Association of the district of Montreal.NDG'ers of the 31-year-old organization which embraces veterans of wars who now are members of police forces of the greater Montreal district are Const, H.Cochrane, of 4827 Patricia ave., Const.T.P.Ritson, CPR police whose home address is 7356 Sherbrooke st.w.and Sgt.J.W.Skelly, CNR police who lives at 2100 Claremont ave.Montreal West, the adjoining municipality on the west, is represented on the board of directors CJIWESTMOUNT BUSINESS COLLEGE (1) MISS R.WOOD, Principal Cor.St.Catherine St.and Greene Ave Royal Bank Building \u2014 Entrance: 1165 Greene Ave ENROLL NOW FOR DAY OR EVENING COURSES, PRIVATE LESSONS ALSO AVAILABLE.GRADUATES WITH LEADING MONTREAL FIRMS.WEllington 1885 \"The School of Successful Students\u201d of Montreal West and two from the Provincial Police who lives at e ELECTRICITY e RADIO by Const.K.Loughren and the City of Westmount has a director in the person of Const, T.Smith.Westmounter is V.P, Highest ranking member of the association, formed 31 years ago with a view to fostering.brotherhood among returning soldiers who were members of police units, of the western district is Det.Sgt.W.Wyllie of Westmount who is vice-president of the Association.The Association, although formed 31 years ago, has been incorporated only since 1939 and prior to its incorporation had occupied itself only with paying annual tribute to fellow policemen who fell in World War I.When formed in 1923 the association went under the title of \u201cL'Amicale des Veterans de la Grande Guerre de la Police de Montreal\u201d but reorganized in 1934 under the name which it now holds.One of its most important duties is the annual parade to the cenotaph where members place a wreath in remembrance of their fallen buddies.District Station Members Membership includes members of the police force now attached to the NDG police station, and also the Cote des Neiges district.In 1935 the association expanded to include members of police forces of the neighboring districts and is now a strong compact group which devotes particular attention to assist members in distress and widows of former members.A set of Colors was acquired by Remunerative Future Assured graduates of the Felt and Tarrant, Ltd.(OMPTOMETER SCHOOL In 10 to 12 weeks you can become a skilled Comptometer operator FREE lifetime placement service to graduates of our school.DAY OR EVENING COURSES ENROLL NOW Phone or come in for full information COMPTOMETER SCHOOL ROOM 1008 \u2014 637 CRAIG STREET WEST UN.4831 FL ¢ MARGUËR a pe a USINESS COLLEGE FRS PHILIP PAGE, poly , SEE YOU AT G R A H A M 'S DE.2242 114 Sherbrooke W.Westmount AP.A., Princ.a = SECRETARIAL COURSE Includes intensive training in technical subjects; as Stenography, Typewiiting.Bookkeeping, Englis Filing, Spelling, etc., also special Graham features: PUBLIC SPEAKING PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE BUSINESS MACHINES PERSONALIZED INSTRUCTION IN SOCIAL AND CULTURAL QUALIFICATIONS COLLEGE GRADE CERTIFIED INSTRUCTORS GRAHAM GRADUATES MORE AND MORE IN DEMAND A Distinguished School for The Discriminating Student DAY and EVENING CLASSES the association in 1922 and dedicated at the annual ball.Annually one of the highlights of the season\u2019 is the annual ball, held usually at one of the city's largest hotels and attended by high ranking officers of the various forces and members of the city councils._ CANADIANS AT BISLEY The Imperial Tobacco Challenge Cup was won by a Canadian, N.L.Beckett \u2014 score, 99.Two more Canadians placed first and second in the Standing Shot \u2014 7 shots at 200 yards.They are Officer Cadet F, E.Richardson, (30) and Cpl.J.H.Blais, (29).Sin George Williams.(College and.Schools of.the.Montreal.Y.INL.4 INFORMATION FROM THE REGISTRAR MONTREAL 25 e TELEVISION REGISTER NOW for Courses Starting in September\u2014Day or Evening Classes Office Hours: Daily 9 to 5 \u2014 Evenings 7 to 9 CANADIAN SCHOOL OF ELECTRICITY 282 Ontario Street West, Montreal, P.Q.Telephone HA.4745 1441 DRUMMOND STREET MA.8337 Sir George Sir George Williams Williams College ARTS, SCIENCE, AND COMMERCE : Evening High School Complete evening high school leading to high school graduation.Preparation for High School Leaving if desired, General, Mathematics-Science, Commercial Courses.EVENING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Evening classes in grades V, VI and VII for young College courses for High School graduates {men and women} leading in two years to diploma of Associate in Arts, Science, or Commerce, in four years to degree of B.A, B.Sc.or B.Com.DAY AND EVENING Equivalent courses day and evening divisions, SPECIAL PROGRAMS Preparation: for admission to post-graduate or pre- fessional faculties including Engineering, Law, Dan- tistry, Education, ete, training for the various certificates in Accountancy.PARTIAL STUDIES Mature students with suitable backgrounds may be admitted to individual courses in the Evening Division.COURSES OFFERED Astronomy Latin Commercial Law Geology Philosophy Transportation Chemistry Fine Arts Business Mandgement Biology Economics Marketing Physics Education Secretarial Practice Mathematics Geography Credits Draughting History Collections Textiles Political Science Corp.Finance English Psychology Insurance French Sociology Purchasing German Accountancy Taxation \u2018 Spanish Advertising Int'l, Trade Greek Public Speaking and many others, people, and a special class for adults leading to high school entrance.Sir George Williams Business School DAY and EVENING Open to both men and women.Secretarial, Stenographic, and Bookkeeping courses, ten months in length in day division, similar courses in evening division plus French Conversation, and various technical courses such as Estimating, etc.Sir George Williams School of Art DAY and EVENING Professional and leisure-time training in all branches of Fine and Commercial Art, including drawing and painting, modelling and sculpture, portraiture, poster design, fashion drawing illüstration, cartooning, textile design, advertising art.; i | 8 : 4+ : 2 Cody bo Li Ch : { : : 0! : he 1 | Ë .Hh, te rr ere rage re an os - AGE SIX THE EXAMINER Serving the City vol Westmount GARDEN SUBULKHB oF CANADA'S METROPULIS .Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WaAinut 2773 % \u201cThe Ezuminer\u2019 alms to be an independent, clesn Rewspaper for the hume, devoted tv public service, Mai) subscriptions; $2.00 pes year; 31.00 hall-year.Authorized as 2nd (luss Mal, Post Office \u2018dept.(Miaws FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1959 SOME MUSCOVITE MYTHS aud the Stock * ow % Wall St.\"Warmongers' Market Add this to your collection of things that don\u2019t add up: .The day after North Korean forces, alleged to be defending themselves from\u2019 a dastardly attack by South Korean bandits, had punched their \u2018\u201ccounter-offensive\u201d well | into the home ground of the \u201cinvaders,\u201d a certain Toronto publication went creakily to press.One of its more glowing items announced that nearly four million out of North Korea's 13-million population had signed a world peace petition some time in May.There is only one conclusion we can draw from the report that four million signed and nine million, a good working majority, didn\u2019t: North Korea is a true \u201cdemocracy.\u201d Seriously speaking, this Korean explosion should put an end to Communist chattering that the only people who want wars are the \u201cwarmongers of Wall Street.\u201d It was evident on June 26th, the day the market started to break, that the \u201cwarmongers\u201d didn\u2019t want war either.Of course, it's futile to tell Communists that Wall Street's \u201cwarmongers\u201d are as mythical as the Wall Street order which started this Korean nastiness.They know better.Uncle Joe told them so.THE TRUE REVOLUTIONARIES + * # We Are the Real Opponents of \"Reaction\" \u201cWe in the western world \u2014 the world of western civilization \u2014 have long been stupefied into defeatism in the war of ideas which is the actual conflict now going on in the world.We have been fooled into accepting the assertion that we are defending the status quo, or reaction, while the other great power in the world-is disseminating the revolution.The very revérse is true.\u201cWe in the free societies are the inheritors of revolution.For revolution means setting the people free.That is what our system does.Totalitarianism in any form is the reaction.There is nothing new or revolutionary about the police state.It is a despotism as old and as black as materialism itself.\u201d These were the words used by Mr.Erwin D.Canham, editor of the Christian Science Monitor, in an address over the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's network.Certainly, they stressed a point that is little understood.Our ideological opponents are noted for their cleverness in the war of words.They have confused people with their use, or misuse, of such words as \u201cdemocracy\u201d and \u201creaction\u201d to the extent that, in international debates, the words have practically lost their meaning.Well it.might be if we grasped once and for all the truth of Mr.Canham\u2019s statement, for, Communistic argument to the contrary, we who are the enemies of Marxism are the genuine proponents of freedom and progress.We, to use the words of Mr.Canham, are the ones who should be singing songs and waving banners and proclaiming our doctrine from the heights, because \u201cwe are the heirs of the greatest revolution in human history.\u201d FOR FRIENDS, RELATIVES OVERSEAS * 0% % CARE Ahnounces Special Package For the third censecutive year, CARE, non-profit overseas aid service, is preparing a special holiday package that will make it possible for Americans to share their Thanksgiving and Christmas celebrations wtih relatives and friends in Europe and Asia.In announcing the plan, CARE Executive Director Neil MacNeil said the package would again contain a whole canned turkey and enough of the \u201ctrimmings\u201d to make a holiday dinner for a family of twelve.The price will be $17.00, with guaranteed delivery in Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany (all zones, including the Soviet), England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Greece, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Yugoslavia, Japan, Okinawa and the Philippines.The turkeys, MacNeil pointed out, are once more the famous Beltsville Whites, bred for a maximum of meat and a minimum of bones.Other contents of the package are 8 oz.of bacon, 8 oz.butter, 1 lb.plum pudding, 1 Ib.orange marmalade, 1 Ib.rice, 1 Ib.coffee (8 ozs.of tea for Great Britain) 1 Ib.of sugar and 1 Ib.of Huyler\u2019s chocolates.The turkey weighs about 7 pounds and is packed in 2 pounds of lard.Orders may be sent to CARE, 73 Albert St, Ottawa, or any CARE outlet in the country.One day a man observed that of all the inventions of recent decades he could think of only two that were all, plus.The radio and telephone, he said, were part good and part bad.Wonderful at times, they were often a headache, Even the automobile, the cause of so many sudden deaths, was not all plus.But he thought the indoor toilet and the electric light were just about perfect.They make a home %f a Pullman roomette.* % # Don't be alarmed \u2014 your friends don't have any better times on their vacations than you do on yours.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1050 » -\u2014-\u2014 x | Westmount Baptist | x à Preaching on Sunday evening at Westmount Baptist Church, Dr.John B.McLaurin presented a graphic picture of what has happened in Palestine in recent years, seeing in the establishment of the Israeli State a clear fulfilment of prophecy and a foretaste of greater things to follow in years to come.He said that Palestine is \u201csaturated with Jewish history\u201d, and that by promise it is definitely linked with that race.The marvel of the preservation of Israel, in spite of drastic attempts to accomplish their extermination, was emphasized.Attention was called to the remarkable facts declared in the eleventh chapter of Prul's Epistle to the Romans, and the promise\u2014 and the warning \u2014 to Abram and to the nations, I will bless them that bless thee, and curse him that curseth thee: and in thee shall all families of the earth be blessed.\u201d (Genesis 12), Dr.McLaurin will conduct Sunday's services, also, taking for his subjects, \u201cThree Ambitions\u201d, and, \u201cCommunism and the Christian Church.It was announced that Rev.Dr.Johnston expects to resume his ministry on Labour Day Sunday, September 3rd following a gratifyingly beneficial vacation which was spent mainly on the Maine Coast.Nearly everyone needs at least eight hours sleep each day to stay tit and healthy.Many of us get by with less than this amount, but eventually symptoms such as irritability, loss of weight and fatigue begin to show themselv.s.Nc one can work and play properly without adequate and reg'- lar sleep.WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street and Roslyn Avenue Rev.John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister W.J.Ncale Organist and Choirmaster Sunday, \"August 27th Rev.J.B.McLAURIN, D.D.General Secretary _.Canadian Baptist Foreign Missions will preach, 11.00 a.m.\u201cThree Ambitions\u201d, 7.30 p.m.\u201cCommunism and the Christian Church\u201d.VISITORS ARE VERY CORDIALLY INVITED TO PARTICIPATE .Stanley Presbyterian , and Dominion-Douglas Joint Services In STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westmount Ave, and Victoria Ave.11.00 o.m, Where The Shoe Pinches, Rev, Charles Johnston, M.A, Th.D, \u2014 EVERYONE WELCOME Miss Doris Killam, A.T.C.M.L.Mus,, (McG) MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue Rev.Chas, C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D.Minister Sunday, August 27h 10.00 a.m, Public Worship, The Minister will Preach MORNING SERVICE ONLY LESTER A.WOODIN Organist and Choirmuaster \u2018VISITORS AND FRIENDS ARE CORDIALLY WELCOME Attend the Church of ome to Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy.There Does Freedom Flourish.Church Your Choice Regularly.* | Christian Science 4 * * \u201cChrist Jesus\u201d is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday.The Golden Text is from Jeremiah 23: 5 and 6.\u201cBehold, the days come, saith the Lord, that I will raise unto David a righteous Branch and a King shall reign and prosper, and \u2018shall execute judgement and juy- tice in the earth And this | is the name whereby he shall be called ,THE LORD OUR RIGHT- | EOUSNESS.\u201d Among the citations which comprise the.Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: -\u201cAnd behold, there was a man which had his hand withered.And they asked him, saying, Is it lawful to heal on the sabbath day?that they might accuse him.And he said unto them, What \u2018man shall there be among you that shall have one sheep, and if it fall into a pit on the sabbath day, will he not lay hold on it, and lift it out?How much then is a man better than a sheep?Then saith he to the man, Stretch forth thine hand.And he stretched it forth; and it was restored whole, like as the other.\u201d (Matthew 12: 10, 11, 12 and 13.) The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science text- Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount Rev.Canon Sydenham B.Lindsay Rev.John W.Kerr Twelfth Sunday after Trinity 3.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 10.15 a.m.Mattins.11.00 a.m.Solemn Eucharist.7.00 pan.Solemn Evensong.Twelfth Sunday after Trinity Holy Communion: 7.00 a.m.Tues, Thurs, and Sat., 8.00 a.m.Mon.and Friday.9.30 a.m.Wednesday.Matins: 7.30 a.m, daily except on Wednesday at 9.00 a Evensong: 5.30 p.m.\u201cdaily, except on Saturday at 8.00 p.m.ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Corner Churchill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th., M.C.Organist, Mr.Eustace Tait, A.C.C.0.Sunday, August 27th 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.11.00 a.m.Morning Service.7.30 p.m.Evensong (said).Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlcwe Ave.Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector Rev.Howard R.Kunkle, \u2018 Assistant Twelfth Sunday after Trinity 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.Howard R.Kunkle Howard R, Kunkle Communion, United Servi (Cor.Western Minister-in-charge \u2014 REV.11.00 a.m.Mating \u2014 Preacher: Rev.7.50 p.m.Evensong \u2014 Preacher: Rev.Wednesday \u2014 7.00 a.m.\u2014 Holy Communion.Thursday \u2014 10.06 a.m.\u2014 Holy book \u201cScience & Health , Key to the Scriptures\u201d by y Baker Eddy\u2014 | \u201cJesus established what said by deinonstration, thus 1 ing his acts of higher imp ance than his words.He py what he taught.This is the g ence of Christianity.Jesus ed boldly, against the accreÿ evidence of the senses, aga Pharisaical creeds and pragy, and he refuted all oppoy with his healing power, Jesus , tablished in the Christian era precedent for all Christian theology and healing.Christ are under as direct orders as they were then, to be Chry like, to possess the Christ-sp i to follow the Christ-example, to heal the sick as well ag sinning.\u201d (Pages 473, 18 y 138.) STILL A DANGER Because of the dramatic à crease in diphtheria many pare have the mistaken belief tp diphtheria is virtually extig When this belief leads to a t; ure to protect children aga diphtheria by immunization ity comes a dangerous falacy.On by immunization can a child} completely protected against tj disease First Church of Christ Scientist 52 Academy Road, Westmount, P.Q.{West Side Entrance) Sunday, August 27th 11.00 a.m.Morning Service.11.00 a.m.Sunday School.Wednesday 8.15 p.m.Testimony Reading.Reading Room, 52 Academy Rd, 1 p.m.to 4:00 p.m., except Sund End holidays.Subject: \u201cChrist Jesus\u201d, Golden Text: Jeremiah 23:5, G.Beh the days come, saith the that I will raise unto David righteous Branch, and a ki shall reign and prosper, shall execute judgment and ji tice in the earth ., And | js his name whereby he shall called, THE LORD OUR AIG EOUSNESS.CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester Street at Greene Ave Westmount Minister: Very Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A., D).Gifford Mitchell, B.A,, Mus.Ba.Organist and Cholr Director Sunday, August 27th Union Services of Calvary United and First Baptist Church i CALVARY UNITED at 11.00 a.m.and 7.30 p Preacher: Very Rex.pr w \"ons M.A, A Most Cordial Invitation Ts Extend To All, Including Visitors To The @ To Attend These Services James United Chur Rev.Thomos E.McLennan, DJ.Minister: Sunday, August 2ith 11.00 a.m.Morning Service.\u201cThe Flaming Sword\u201d, 7.30 p.m.Evening Service.; Subject: \u201cAs Steel To Magnet\u201d, \u2014 Rev.Doctor W.E.Dudley, D.D., L.L.D.Will Preach At Both Services.Mr.Warner Norman, Organi St.Jumes Extends a Cordial Wels To Summer Visitors WESTMOUNT PARK EMMANUEL and ST.ANDREW'S WESTMOUNT (The United Church of Canada) ces for August WORSHIP EVERY SUNDAY at 11.00 a.m.and 7.30 p.min WESTMOUNT PARK-EMMANUEL CHURCH, WESTMOUNT and Lansdowne) HARVEY CAMPBELL, D.D.These Services will be Broadcast 463 St.Catherine Street Wei | Rev.B.B.Brown, Visiting Mini 44 We Sanaran 20 TARGE Busine: IT TOOMS couple.coup'é- 28-a re\" Studio-! Roslyn toine ai lofne 29-8 WHITH suitable let, $9.PIANO wonder f LE LEONA stove.1 TR Boat, he ers for sit: 1 12 NEW oF blue, $ room su NORTH cleaner, eat.Special and gar double, 15%.\u2014\u2014 \u2014 LET\" (Ce would economi examine have ji be re-e: levels, \u20ac The | price o late ba to 7 ce greedy poratio sufferer] Milk, goods, are jus ties wh If M tors in _\u2014 Uth w by what thug 7 img le Prop > the esus a accredj » Aa Practic OPPonery Jesus @ n era à ristiant Christian ders py be Chrig rist-spig mple, à 211 ag 18 à ER matic à 1y paren ief thy 7 exting to a fa n again tion it} acy.On , child sainst thy Christ TA ).ce) 27th ep! Sundy > 6.Beh h the L îto David nd a Ki rosper, nt and j eo And { he shall OUR RIG URCH rene Aven M.A.DD Mus.Bae Director 27h ary Unit Church in [ED 30 p.m.; WW.Joo, 1 Ts Extend To The Ü Services.4 Chur ree! Wes] nnan, DO ting Minin t 27th ce.rd\u201d.ce.el To Dudley, Preach ces., Organtsl pial Weld gitors I'MOUNT , DD.pam\u2014 T Wh \u201cBUY YOUR THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1950 ne | | I » HOUSE The Westmount E xaminer PAINTS I ified d \u2018cina | ar Classified A vertising PAIN T STORE \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 10 W ORDS 35¢ 4469 St.Catherine West WaAlnut 2113 3 ¢ for each additional word | ® Clidden Paints © Artists Materials PLEASE PHONE YOUR ADS EARLY IN THE WEEK.NO ADS ACCEPTED ® Picture Framing AFTER 10.30 A.M.THURSDAY FOR CURRENT ISSUE | .We Deliver WE.6889 AAAS : 20 ROOMS TO LET 29a FOR SALE 856 SITUATIONS WANTED Folens SH preferred.\u2019 WA.SIL (TRE SR peines : i F-17 UNUSUAL BARGAINS time clerieal Aron Mood Sires mart ROOMS to rent.Suitable business Bedroom suite, absolutely new, 7 WA.9646.F-19 couple.7324.F-16 pieces, walnut finish, modern Water- 41] .DOMESTIC PETS #52 WANTED TO RENT \u2019 STUDIO studio-basement playroom vicinity of Roslyn School between Cote St.Antoine and Blvd.LA, 7873.K-21 Tr FOR SALE (GENERAL) WHITI fur Tabric short coat, size (2, suitable sport wear, trimmed in scar- Jet, $9.AT.6954, .PIANO \u2014 Parlor Grand, black, 3\u2019, wonderful tone, private.WA.9181.LEONARD refrigerator, Acme gas stove.TR.8614.TRAILERS TO RENT Boat, horse, luggage and eabln trailers for rent.Reasonable rates.AT 9871; ToL.6023, F-3 NEW chesterfield, one chair, in Royal blue, $95.00; also mahogany dining room suite.EL.1092.F-20 NORTHERN ELECTRIC vacuum cleaner, $10.00.WA.3437.F-18 SOIL Special treated black earth for lawns and gardens, $3.00 single load; $5.00 double, Wholesale and retail ele 1177, [= * LETTERS ro + EDITOR (Continued from Page 4) * would suggest that the whole economic structure of Canada be examined and that, where prices have increased unduly, controls be re-established, and that price levels, as at June 1st, be set.The recent increase in the price of the very small chocolate bar which rose from 5 cents to 7 cents, is an example of how greedy the get rich quick corporations really are.The chief sufferers are the children.Milk, bread, auto tires, cotton goods, coffee, sugar, etc.etc, are just a few of the commodities which have found new levels.If Mr.Abbott is to face electors in Westmount again, it BA Calling = FUNÇRAL HOMC 5610 Sherbrooke St.W.DExter 114-9 Completely AIR CONDITIONED Funeral Home and Chapel fall, square mirrors, rich appearance, including: double bed, beautiful mattress and spring, vanity and bench, dresser and bureau.Sacrifice $95.00.Chesterfield, 3 pleces, absolutely new.two tone, spring filled, modern.Sacrifice $75.00.Electric refrigerator, 7.9 cu.ft., demonstrator, guaranteed like new for 5 years by manufacturers.Regular, $379.00, sacrifice $260.00.New rugs, 6 x9, $25.00; 9 x 12, $55 00; Wilton, 27\" wide, $3.26 yard.Electric washing machine, Inglis deluxe, de- monstritor, automatic water pump, \u201cit's a beauty\u2019, regular $209.50, guar- anteeû like new, sacrifice $155.00.These articles could be bought separately.Easy terms if desired.b820 Sherbrooke Street West, EL.7325, F-7 81 WANTED TO PURCHASE FunaeraL DIRGCtORS dstablishaed 1840 .A Chapel of Cathedral Beauty At your disposal without charge ALL kinds of vases,, crystal, silver, ornaments, plates, etc.EX.9518.F-23 SEWING MACHINES WANTED Ra-ben.HA.4064, \"EX.4183.VI.4215.OLD SILVER, CHINA WTD.MA.1590.H.Pearce, Jewellers, Lau- rentien Hotel.F-5 would seem that he should forth- With introduce measures to protect the average citizen who has no means of going on strike, to get a higher income, Westmount Elector The Editor, The Examiner.Congratulations to Westmount It is with a great deal of pleasure that \u2018amateur sports executives in this part of the country have witnessed the revival of interest in amateur athletics in Westmount.The reconditioning of the Westmount Athletic Grounds and the return of this famous field to the world of sports, has been a great boost for us all.The acquisition of Mr.Lionel Fournier, as athletic supervisor and director, is another bright spot in the amateur sport firmament.Mr.Fournier has had a great deal of practical experience in sport and ought to prove a fine instructor and leader.Westmount has everything it takes to become an example to the rest of Canada in the promotion of amateur athletics.There has never been a time when a revival of interest was more needed than now, and the whole country will watch Westmount and look for the leadership it is capable of giving.George C.Machum, President.British Empire Games Association of Canada.Everyone should have a hobby and should take time out for relaxation and fun \u2014 because recreation is vital to health and happiness.WIRE .haired Jox Terriers, regls- tered, beautiful dogs.1492 Lepailleur, Longue Pointe, CL.4569, E-15 BOARDING kennels for dogs and cats, spacious accommodation, direct real Reg'd.Cocker Spaniels for sole, L Phone Mrs.Pamela Mack, Lachine -980J13.F-i1 VEVA ROBSON offers the only Dog's Beauty Shop in Montreal, 342-A Victoria, WA, 0687.\u2014 Also an exclusive Boarding Kennel catering to a limited number only.Phone Ste.Anne de Bellevue 2134.F-10 42 PERSONALS SOUND SYSTEM access to runs, Convenient to Mont- | PAGE SEVEN Authorized Dealer for ® General Electric ® Connor Washers ® Moffat Ranges ® Beach Stoves GAS AND ELECTRIC Easy Terms Available WESTMOUNT APPLIANCES 4209 St.Catherine West (Near Greene Avenue) Expert Radio and Electrical Repairs WE.2226 - FI.3006 Trades and Professional Cards % 20 WORDS 65c \u2014 ADDITIONAL WORDS 3c EACH # ~\u2014 BUILDING REPAIRS S.STANDRING \u2014 General carpentry and repairs.Built-in and small furni- - ture.Estimates free.Satisfaction guaranteed.EL.7453.F-6 CARTAGE, MOVING GENERAL TRANSPORT \u2014 Local Don't discard outdated clothes, I have For particulars P.Q.Box 213, Station L.Westmount Wednesday Westmount Thursday West End Sunday afternoon FRANK V Plenty of Cans For Canning\u2014But Delivery Problem Frank Whittall, Vice-President in charge of sales, Continental Can Company of Canada Limited, says: \u201cThe strike comes at the time when we are approaching the peak of business with our canning customers.The tomato and corn crops are just about ready for canning.At the end of this week our absolute peak period will be reached and will continue for about ten days, after which the demand for cans by the canning industry will taper off.\u201cOur plants at St.Laurent, Que.and at New Toronto, Ont., which are now operating on a round-the- clock basis, have on hand ample stocks of tinplate and all other NT LALL far MONUMENTS \u201cIniô pleurer.Ma1dzo! CATALOGUF ON REQUEST | ideas.Madame D'Arcy, 2055 Mans- And large record library rented tor field, Apt.6, BIL.4688, 1-4 parties and Social engagements.| Phone WA.3792 or EL.6774, F-23 .EDUCATIONAL WHY fail?Degree teacher instructs ALCOHOLICS college, highschool and elementary ANONYMOUS subjects.MA.2282 or YO.2789 after GROUPS 5 p.m.F-12 and long distance, Specialty, furniture, planos, refrigerators.Call FI.1828 F-9 DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKING and .alterations.FURNITURE REPAIRS FURNITURE repairs: upholstering, all kinds of furniture polishing, spray painting Furniture made to order.MA.7820.2-2 MAKE new furniture cut of your old; any kind of polishing; also cabinet making.Inlaid and antique repair a specially, 342 B Victoria, WA.2995, F-8 VENTEIAN BLINDS VENETIAN BLINDS \u2014 Flexalum spring tempered slats, Vinyl plastic tapes.Newest and best on the market.No Installation charge.Steel drapery supports given free of charge.Call for free estimate, J.P.Bcaudoin, veteran, OXFORL' VENETIAN BLINDS REG\u2019D YO.5681 EVENINGS: HE.0581 Two Westmount .(Continued from Page 8) but no real trouble has been encountered with their bikes \u2014 not even a flat tire, The weather up until they reached Ingersoll, was quite good, with only one day of rain, which they sat out.The head wind which they faced all the way, was really tough, said Bob Sherlock, and sometimes it was so strong, that they had to peddle down hill.Despite the troublesome wind, the boys averaged 70 miles a day, travelling usually from 7 in the morning until 8 in the evening.They pitched their tent in pasture fields, after asking the farmer\u2019s permission, and had no trouble in this way.Two meals a day were their own product; at breakfast time \u2018they \u2018\u2018ate out.\u201d They were good meals too, Bob and Joe claimed\u2014 bought bread, tomatoes, and milk, only to discover that the bread was stale, the tomatoes green, and the milk sour.Asked if their families had financed the trop, \u201cNo indeed, we earned the money ourselves, and all during July\u201d they said.Bob added several newspaper routes to his own regular one, and worked part-time in a grocery store; Joe worked full-time in a grocery store.The boys started out with $78 and a careful budget, and stuck to that budget too, until they reached Sunnyside in Toronto; there they slipped a bit.\u201cBut we're still ahead and eating very well too\u201d said Bob, with a grin, that brought an unconvincing threat of a board bill from his aunt and uncle, Mr.and Mrs.Ross Sherlock, of Earl Street, Inger- soll, with whom the boys are visiting.From Ingersoll, Bob and Joe are going on to Niagara Falls, and Buffalo, then back to Toronto, to take in the Canadian National Exhibition.Joe has already visited the Falls, and Bob the C.N.E., so at both places there will be one experienced guide, The boys said that lots of planning had gone into the trip, but that it had been well worth while.Included in the planning was a materials necessary to continue production.\u201cThe immediate problem is delivery of cans to our customers.If they can get trucks to our plants in St.Laurent and New Toronto they will be able to obtain\u2019 all the cans they require.\u201d Mrs, M.Coviensky Prominent Jewish Resident is Dead Mrs.Moses Coviensky, one of Westmount's oldest citizens, died at her home, 330 Olivier avenue, Westmount, on Saturday.She was in her 93rd year.Funeral services were held on Monday, from her late residence, with burial taking place at Shaar Hashoma- yim cemetery.The former Bessie Cohen, Mrs.Coviensky was born in Russia, and came here with her family 68 years ago.She was one of the oldest members of the congregation of the Shaar Hashomawym Synagogue She was a supporter of many Jewish community organizations, including the Talmud Torahs, and the Yeshiva (Hebrew School of Learning.Her husband who died in 1922, was a prominent Montreal business man.One of her sons, Lionel, who died last year, was well known in political and philanthropic cir~ cles here.He was one of the leaders of the Federation of Jewish Philanthropies.Her brother, Rabbi Hirsch Cohen, is Chief Rabbi of Montreal.She is survived by four daughters, Mrs.M.Fineberg, Mrs.M.L.Levine, Mrs.M.P.Finklestein, all of Montreal; 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Beautifully styled wools that are as soft as down.Two piece suits for double duty wear.Many with soft velvet Also new crepes, failles, velvets, cords and taffetas.In t dress for the right occasion is waiting Priced from 19.95 to 69.50 EVENING GOWNS FUR COATS and CAPES In all the new Advanced Styles at Special Summer Prices MILLINERY Juniors Misses Women 1353 GREENE AVENUE NEAR SHERBROOKE AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT Cha rlotte cows OPEN 9 TO 6 DAILY WESTMOUNT FI.7773 - MME À.SPECIALIST IN: AND GIRDLES Westmount \u2014 CORSETIERE \u2014 Nu-Back \u2014 Lelong \u2014 PRACTICAL FRONT CORSETS - GOTHIC BRASSIERES MATERNITY and SURGICAL SUPPORTS - ELASTIC STOCKINGS \u20184 STORES AT YOUR SERVICE 4861 SHERBROOKE WEST COURVAL 4235 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.4491 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.6550 ST.HUBERT Plan September Wedding At St.Matthias Church Pascoe, aunt of the groom, and her daughter, Miss Linda Pascoe, York Avenue, The reception was held at the residence of the groom's uncle, Mr.A.Snowdon, St.Andrew's East.APPROACHING MARRIAGE The marriage of Joan Loretta, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.James A.Kearns of Westmount, to Mr.John Alphonse Pare, son of Mr.and Mrs.À.A.Pare, of Montreal, will take place on Saturday morning September 23, at the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount.The marriage of Floria Esther, eldest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.James Arama, of Westmount, to Mr.Stanley Peter Reston, of Ville St.Laurent, will take place Saturday afternoon, August 26, at two o'clock, in Calvary United Church, Westmount.The Rev.T.W.Jones, D.D., will officiate.: The bride will be attended by her sister, Miss Rosalie Arama, as maid of honor.Mr.Frank Potts will act as best man for Mr.Res- ton and the ushers will be Mr.Elmo Pilon and Mr.Douglas Smith.The reception will be held at the home of the bride's parents, 354 Olivier Avenue, Westmount, The marriage of Dorothea Phillips, younger daughter of Mr.and Mrs.John Austin Loy, of Hamp- stead, to Mr.George Albert Brea- ley, son of Mr.and Mrs.George Edward Brealey, of Wesl Vancouver, B.C.,, has been arranged to take place on Saturday afternoon, at three o'clock, in Westmount Park-Emmanuel Church.The bride will be attended by | her sister, Miss Elizabeth Catherine Loy, as maid of honor, and by her cousin, Miss Isabel Henderson, as bridesmaid.Mr.Newman Bramwell, of Ottawa, will act as best man for Mr.Brealey and the ushers will be Mr.David Harvey and Mr.James Henderson.The reception will be held at the residence of the bride's parents, 19 Stratford road, Hampstead.WEDDING DURNFORD - CURPHEY A wedding of interest was solemnized Saturday afternoon at two o'clock in St.Bartholomew's Church, Ottawa, when Miss Joan Gabrielle Curphey, daughter of Mr.Robert Lewin Curphey and the late Mrs.Curphey, of Sherbrooke became the brid® of Mr.Donald Philip Durnford, son of Mr.and Mrs.Philip E.Durnford, of Westmount.Rev.A.T.Carson officiated.The ceremony was performed amidst a floral setting of white gladioli.Given in marriage by her fa- Miss Elizabeth Ardley Carman, daughter of the late Raymond Carman and of Mrs.Carman, of Westmount, and Mr.Georg Comrie Edgar, son of Mr.George Edgar, and- of the late Mrs, Edgar, of N.D.G, whose marriage is to take place on Saturday, September 16, in St.Matthias Church, Westmount.ther, the bride was attended by her sister, Mrs.Ian Stevenson, as matron of honor.Miss Sylvia Ross, of Sherbrooke and Miss Kathleen LeBoutillier, of Gaspe and Montreal, were bridesmaids.Best man was Mr.Peter Stewart, of Montreal, and the ushers were Mr.Michael Townsend, of Montreal, Mr.Denis Ross, of Ottawa, Mr.Michael Watson, of Hamilton and Mr.John Durnford of Westmount.A wedding gown of eggshell satin was chosen by the bride.It was designed on princess lines, with a square neckline, fitted bodice, long lily point sleeves and a graceful skirt finishing in a slight train.A matching bandeau with rosettes on either side held in place her veil of tulle illusion.Her bridal bouquet was formed of deep red roses and gladioli.The attendants wore pale green taffeta veiled in white nylon net.Their bandeaux were covered with green ostrich feathers.Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Tan Stevenson, 7 Belvedere Crescent.Later the couple left on a motor trip to Mont Tremblant and Cape Cod.Going away, the bride wore a pale blue wool suit, with matching bonnet hat, navy blue accessories, and an orchid corsage.They will take up residence in N.D.G.The many Montreal guests at the wedding included Mr.and Mrs.P.E.Durnford, the bridegroom's parents, Mr.and Mrs.E.A.Durnford, and daughter, Miss Jancis Durnford, Mr.and Mrs.AT.G.Durnford and children, Mr.Currie and Miss Lucy Durnford, Mr.and Mrs.J.W.Lawrence, Mrs.M.R.Elder, Miss L.Ma- grath, Mrs.J.J, M.Pangman, Mrs.T.Hern, Mr.John Durn- ford, Mrs.Michael Townsend, Mr.and Mrs.J.B.Pangman and daughter, the Misses Daphne and Anne Pangman, Mr.and Mrs.Elliot Turcot, Mr.and Mrs.A.O.White, Mr.and Mrs.D.A.Mac- Innes, Mr.K.A.Creery, My Barbara Layton, Miss Glen Cooper, Mr.and Mrs.A.O.By wid, Mr.and Mrs.P.Stoker, Mr W.H.Johnson, Mr.and Mrs, À O.Ponder.LESLIE - PAGE On Saturday, August 19, tt marriage took place of Jane Sto (Jean), daughter of Mr.and Mn John Lowe Page of Verdun, i Mr.John Alexander Leslie d Notre Dame de Grace, at fo o'clock in Westmount Park-En manuel Church, Westmount.Th Rev.G.K.Ward of St.Andrew} Church, Westmount, officiate Wedding music was played by Mr.O.R.Gliddon, and Mr.J.C Scott, soloist, sang \u201cThe Lord Prayer\u201d and \u201cI'll Walk Besid You\u201d during the signing of th register.Baskets of gladioli decor ated the church.The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of whit sweetheart neckline, fitted bodic long sleeves ending in points ove the hands and a full skirt falling into a train.Her veil of tulle il lusion was held in place by § Juliette cap of net and peal LOW PRICES (near Rort) Wilbank 2443 Invisible 2055 St.Catherine St.W.bouquet: Mr.\u2018 best MA Percy | Page, ushers.Mrs.] was go faille, V navy ac sage of Mrs.L wore a and whi gories, a nations.The wedding Hall, Ve : Afterv left by ] they wil The bric printed cessories roses.Louisa Prize Miss known Montreal glso sho\u2019 of the ar erous Pp: in the Poetry \u2018 terly Ca lished b} A poe! Miss Pes works, ed this also dc colors \u20ac jewellry The I siderable for her downe best kr work ir ment.À she had privilege coming she volu junction flement.teachers To gi taste ad dried m \u2014 a ymond George fe Mr, aturday, ery, Mi 3 Glem A.O.Bu toker, Mr d Mrs, Al E st 19, th Jane Sto , and Mrs Verdun, t Leslie of , at fo Park-Em ount.Thy , Andrew! officiatel played by Mr.J.C, Che Lord! 11k Beside ng of th dioli decor arriage b mn of whits ted bodic points ove kirt falling of tulle il lace hy à and pearl re and she carried a cascade bouquet of white gladioll.Mrs.Percy Garnett, sister of the groom, as matron of honor, and Miss Muriel Buckingham, as pridesmaid, were gowned alike in dresses of blue puckered taffeta fashioned with square neckline, short sleeves, fitted bodice and full gkirt.Their headdresses were of matching net similar to that of the bride and they carried cascade pouquets of salmon pink gladioli.Mr.Clevedon Spear acted as pest man for the groom with Mr.percy Garnett and Mr.David page, brother of the bride as ushers.| Mrs.Page, mother of the bride, was gowned in navy blue tissue taille, with a, burgundy hat and navy accessories, and wore a corsage of red roses, Mrs.Leslie, mother of the groom wore a two-piece dress of navy and white, with navy blue acces- gories, and a corsage of pink carnations.- The reception following the wedding was held in the Legion Hall, Verdun.| \u201cAfterwards the bride and groom left by plane for Bermuda, where they will spend their honeymoon, The bride travelled in a red silk printed dress, with navy blue accessories and a corsage of talisman roses.Louisa Peacock Gives Prize for Best Poem Miss Louisa Peacock, .well- town and loved by many of Montreal's needy families, has also shown herself a true patron of the arts.She has offered a generous prize for the best poem in the MacNab Fifth Annual poetry Competition in the quarterly Canadiana, a magazine published by and for Canadian poets.A poetess of some note herself, Miss Peacock had one of her own works, \u201cA Song of Joy\u201d, publish- ¢d this year in Canadiana.She aso does magnificent watercolors and is an accomplished jewellry craftswoman.The lady of culture and considerable wealth (she keeps house for her brother on Upper Lans- downe Avenue, Westmount), is best known, however, for her work in the University Settlement.As a teacher in New York she had done much for underprivileged children, and upon coming to Montreal ten years ago she volunteered for work in conjunction with the University Set- tement.She has arranged with teachers in schools in the poorer Trick of the Chef To give vegetable soup a nice taste add a big pinch of powdered dried mint.VOY ew %4 Are You Entertaining?- WE RENT Chairs, Tables, Dishes, Glassware, Punch Bowls, Coat Racks and Linen.For All Occasions New Bridge Sets fur Sale % 4 « 4 4 4 Bench & Table Service a AT.4755-6-7 Reg'd.Est'd.1919 6220 Decarie Blvd.[VVVVVYT VV LADIES .For your tailor-made COAT or SUIT go to BRUKER where styles are originated for \u201cashionable individuality, and workmanship Is guaranteed BRUKER REG'D.LADIES\u2019 TAILOR Maker of V/omen's Apparel 1430 MeKAY STREET (just above St.Catherine St.) For Appointment WI.1469 Previously at Sherbrooke THE EXAMINER, Marriage To Take Place Next Month WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, PRE 2, 1950 area.Besides Mrs.Dorothy Will- ock, Milner avenue, Montreal \u2018West, they are Mrs.Dorothy Woodhouse, McLynn avenue, Baby Time hostess for Hampstead and parts of N.D.G.; Mrs.Kay Hearst, of Valois, who welcomes newcomers to Montreal West, Hampstead and parts of N.D.G.; Mrs.Andy Kemp, Bedbrooke avenue, Montreal West; newcomers to Westmount and east to.Park avenue; Mrs.Mary Sla- den, Earnscliffe avenue, Baby Time in Cote des Neiges and Outremont; Mrs.Muriel Elsey, and housewarmings in Cote des Neiges, Outremont and the Town of Mount Royal; and \u2018Mrs.Winni- fred Kerr, Manning avenue, Verdun, newcomers and housewarm- sections of the®city to notify her of particularly deserving boys and girls, and then visits their homes.Aided by women of the Church of St.James the Apostle, she finances the summer holidays of youngsters who otherwise might have no playground but city pavements during the summer.W.C.T.U.Miss Marilyn Dawn Risteen, only daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Frank B.Risteen, of Notre Dame de Grace, and Mr.Donald Harry Davis, elder son of Mr.and Mrs.Manley W.Davis, of Hampstead, whose marriage will take place on Saturday afternoon, September 16, at three-thirty o'clock, at Dominion-Douglas Church, West- mount.Mr.Davis is a graduate of the University of Maine, Orono, Me.in Physics Engineering, Class of 1950.\u2018come to them to remain and help introducing blue toy bank from a local bank; and Mountain St.\u201cWelcome Wagon\u201d Ladies Greet Local New-Comers and Mothers Is there a new baby at your house?Have you just moved into the West End or Verdun district?Then we can safely assure you that the smiling woman who will soon present herself, laden with gifts, at your door, is not quite Mrs, Santa Claus in modern guis e She is your Welcome Wagon hostess, carrying out the old pioneer custom of substantial help as well as friendly advice.During the last century when the people of the east were trekking westward by wagon train to open North American continent, the id up the vast western part of the ea of the Wagon was born.As wagon trains passed settled com-* munities, the inhabitants would send out a covered wagon, bearing water and supplies for the travellers, and extending a wel- build the hew community.From this custom Thomas H.Briggs of Memphis, Tenn.got the idea for his Welcome Wagon Service.From small beginnings in 1928 this movement has spread to nearly 1,000 cities in Canada and the United States.In Montreal eight hostesses work, with social and civic groups of the community and represent local and national business sponsors, their products to newcomers and mothers of new babies.Excellent Public Relations Wren interviewed by this paper, Mrs.Dorothy Willock, hostess for \u201cBaby Time\u2019 in Montreal West, N.D.G., Westmount, and east as far as University street, pointed out that both sides benefit from this unique form of public relations.The housewives are most happy to receive the practical gifts and gift certificates and to receive tips about such things as schools, transportation, local services, where to find a maid, and so forth, The moral boost to strangers in the district is also always gratefully received.On the other hand, local merchants are given the best possible advertising at low cost when the consumer is met right in her own home and actually presented with a representative product.A new mother will receive most of the following: a pink or brush-and-comb-and-toy set and baby kit containing oil, soap, powder, etc, from the drugstores: height and weight chart from an insurance company; complimentary cards for baby photos; a rattle; and gift certificate from a baby shop.Newcomers to the district are presented with baked goods, letter openers; tea and coffee from a large supermarket; coasters laundry, rug cleaning, house plant, and car lubrication.Mrs.Lee Horning, Grosvenor avenue, is supervisor for Montreal.She recently attended a convention at the King Edward Hotel, Toronto, honoring the twenty-second anniversary of Welcome Wagon.Seven other hostesses carry out the service in the Montreal An important executive meeting of .the Quebec Provincial Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be held on Monday, in the Y.M.C.A., Dorchester street.The sub- executive will meet at 10 a.m.The afternoon session at two o'clock will be open to all members of the W.C.T.U.They are urgently asked to attend as final arrangements will be made at this meeting for the Dominion Convention to be held in Montreal, September 18 to 21, PAGE ELEVEN Ladies\u2019 & Gentlemen's SUITS HAND-TAILORED ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Our Newest Imported Materials Are Worth Seeing Call and 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health-giving way with famous Finnish Stone Steam Baths Like a Tonic- Sun Lamps - Massage Ladies only \u2014 Very private Reasonable SAUNA STEAM BATH 1458 MacKay St.wi.8729 (Above St.Catherine) THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1950 New: Wools Headlined in Paris At First Showing, Fall Modes Plain fabrics ranging from dull finish broadcloths to shaggy fleeces were the outstanding feature of Christian Dior\u2019s opening in Paris.His new diagonal line was translated in dull broadcloths for frocks.Big buttons were a feature.Dior\u2019s coats featured broadcolths, rough shaggy fleeces some of which resembled fur and boucles.Long haired fabrics were seen in redingotes with high draped necklines and three quarter length jeckets with impressive scarf collar interest and tight waistline, the peplum curving in important flared effects.Pliot cloth is starred by Dior fork town designs, generally in box type coats with small upstanding collars and raglan sleeves.Tremendous patch pockets some with elaborate trimmings come neag the hem, and hem length scarf trims are featured in some instances with stiffened circular scarf collars cut in with front pockets.Boucle is featured by Dior after a long absence from the fashion picture for his dressiest afternoon and restaurant coats, most of them lined with brilliant fabric and color contrasts.His formal suits have complicated diagonal bodices with super slim waist and exaggerated peplums.Dior's informal suits have half 1426 MacKAY ST.When you are downtown we invite you to explore the treasures at Mero\u2019s Antique Galleries in their NEW LOCATION (Just above St.FI.5627 Catherine St.) You'll get more out of life STEADY SAVING + LA tomorrow by putting more into your B of M savings account today.\\ FO A KILLION CANADIANS F BANK OF MONTREAL Canada's First Bank WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1817 AD92 DISTILLED IN CANADA BLENDED IN CANADA BOTTLED IN CANADA for CANADIANS WHO APPRECIATE THE FINEST CANADIAN WHISKY FRANKFORT DISTILLERS (CANADA) LTD.length jackets with straight skirts.Black is the leading color feature, dark grey and tobacco following, Black and tobacco are often combined.Important colors are red, lilac, purple and plum.Jacques Fath gives glamor to wool, using it in place of fur in simple but chic designs.Tweed is formally treated for wear in the afternoon.Seven eighths coats are smartest, some swing, others belted.Entirely accordion pleated swing overcoats, lined with a pleated contrast color, are newest for afternoon wear.The frock silhouette is extra slim.Shaded jersey leads for informal numbers and black broadcloth cut with bunches of pleats from the knee downwards for afternoon.Coats or jackets contrast in color with the dress which is invariably black and apart from tangerine tones are neutral.The woolens are smooth surfaced in this collection, starring broadcloth, Alwynn chooses bright tweeds, preferring purple, for well cut suits with an uneven peplum.A fan movement is introduced with a V panel of flares in the back of pilotcloth coats cut with small eol- lars and enormous sleeves, buttoned at the wrist to increase the sloping line.Sheath broadcloth afternoon frocks have a hip swathe finishing in fan shaped side drapery, also found in strapless woolen evening gowns, Tweed is the Jacques Griffe story where bat sleeved jackets on informal suits are drawn into a tight waist over a slender skirt.Bright colors are important, stressing raspberry and lime.Shaggy weaves lead for belted overcoats with flared skirts.Jersey is favored for informal frocks and fine woolens for afternoon designs cut with an overskirt lacing at one side.Woolen evening ensembles are important, fur trimmed or bordered with steel embroidery.Superb Balenciaga collection features heaviest types of pilecloths, velour cloths and tweeds.Full loose jackets are all lengths, and there are many cape effects over dresses and suits, Fringed wool trimmings are sewn on dresses and coats.Lanvin features moulded lines with slanting cuts and drapes.Many fine ,wool cocktail dresses entirely patterned stress cobweb embroidery.Molyneux uses reversible woolens for loose overcoats of conical line and formal fur edged casual jackets over matching dresses.Paquin shows high waisted super slim tailormades in tweed, swing- backed coats and fitted redingotes with forward jutting collars.Piguet revives ensembles, many black sleeveless cocktail dresses in fine wool jersey or lightweight velour-type wool fabrics.Moulded skirts flare from thighs.Leading colors in all houses are black, steel grey, tobacco shades, bronze green, violet and rich reds.Popular fabrics include spetkled tweeds, furry brushed woolens, velour cloths, super fine broadcloths, and plain ierseys.! 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BETTER.not bitter ! THAT'S WHY 3 OUT OF 4 PREFER* BLACK ALE *In recent taste tests with other leading brands AB3 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1950 Second In Line For Throne spotlight.ME \u2014 Central Press Canadian Prince Charles, second in line for the British throne, seems somewhat bewildered as he starts out for a ride with his nurse.He now has a playmate, a baby sister with whom to share the One Man Injured In Crash Friday A collision between an automobile and a truck on Friday morning at 8.05 damaged each vehicle and sent the driver of the truck to the Hospital de I'Esperance for , treatment of abrasions and bruises.The driver was Louis Pouliot, 42, 1690 Wolfe Street, who was at the wheel of a truck belonging to the Ernest Cousins Co., 175 Col- borne Street, when his vehicle collided with an automobile owned by W.Stokes Greene, 368 Wood Avenue, Westmount, and driven by Hugh S.Greene, 2112 Claremont Avenue, Westmount, at the intersection of Decelles Avenue and Roy Street.The accident came about when Greene attempted to turn his auto around and was struck by the moving truck driven by Pouliot.The truck was damaged to left front chassis, including a broken headlight, while the automobile was damaged to the rear right chassis.Constable M.Smith of the Ville St.Laurent Police Force reported the mishap.ployees \u2014 and many a family car, usually left at home for the day, found its way to the downtown area.: Taxis reported a \u2018rushing business\u201d at the close of the working day as hundreds of office workers, watching crowded 70's, 3's and other west division cars pass them by, pooled their resources and rode home in state.dule.The strike affected even the little man.Tramway\u2019s Co-operate The Montreal Tramways Co.threw every available car into the breach but as company employees said, \u2018\u2018we have every available car out during rush hours anyway\".Residents of the Town of Mount Royal and Ville St.Laurent faced an almost identical problem as the CNR operated tunnel train ceased to operate.It meant additional taxing of the Garland terminus and the circuit tramways which operate in that area.Cartierville tramways shuttled back and forth with full loads and tramway inspectors said they would not reduce the schedules as long as there was a need for facilities.Tuesday evening's uncertainty hal abated somewhat by Wednesday as train users organized to face their immediate problem But to the majority it meant getting up earlier, joining the throngs who use tramway transportation exclusively, and a later return at the close of the working day.Commuters of the Montreal West Special \u2014 a train which shuttles only between the west end station and Windsor Station during the rush hour \u2014 were the hardest hit.The strike meant absolute disruption of their sche- dule.Japs Honor Wyler With Nip Oscar William Wyler, producer-direc- tor of \u201cThe Heiress,\u201d has received another international honor for screen achievement, the Kyushu \u201cOscar\u201d Award voted him as best producer-director of the past year by Japanese moviegoers in a poll of the New Kyushu press of Tokio.Symbolic of the award, the Paramount producer - director received a valuable Satsume vase, especially flown here by Pan-American Airlines.The poll, conducted through a large syndicate of newspapers, is considered one of the most representative in Japan.PACE THIRTEEN Gary Cooper and Helen Hayes in Seville Feature Brought back by popular demand, the romantic screenplay \u201cA Farewell to Arms\u201d is featured with \u201cWarsaw Concerto\u201d on a thrilling double-bill at the Seville Art Theatre this week.\u201cA Farewell to Arms\u2019, an ex- citting romance set against a background of the World War, stars Gary Cooper in his most memorable role, the role which brought him to the attention of thousands of movie fans who clamored for a re-showing of the film.Helen Hayes, \u2018first lady of the stage,\u2019 is his co-star.Adolphe Menjou, one of the screen's most popular feature players, is seen as Cooper's war-time pal whose misunderstanding of the deep and sincere love which his buddy bears for Miss Hayes is responsible for much of the tragedy which overtakes the lovers.This beautiful love ste 3 adapted from the famous Ernest Hemingway novel, will be shown at the Seville Art Theatre in conjunction with a return engagement of \u201cWarsaw Concerto\u201d.This latter film, based on the story of the famous \u2018Suicide Squadron\u201d, will long be remem- bere& as the picture which gave the world one of its greatest musical compositions.Anton Wal- brook, who is best known as the dramatic star of \u2018The Red Shoes\u201d, heads an imposing cast.Both of these films are being played in response to numerous requests from discriminating theatre-goers.N A ol HAYES FRANK BORZAGE \u2014 Now PLAYING! : \u2014 COOPER et MÉNJOU A Frank Borzage Production fi THE FILM THAT GAVE THE WORLD ONE OF ITS GREATEST MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS.CFORMERLY SUICIDE SQUADRON) Starring ve WALBROOK NEAR THE FORUM * TEL, WI.7780 ne i Par ey _ .EE EE ME RES =» A \u201cRae os pe EE PAGE FOURTEEN 3 TWO UNFORGETTABLE HITS RETURN TO MONKLAND Joan Crawford and Van Meflin, co-stars of Warner Bros.\u201cPossessed,\u201d are ably supported by a large cast headed by Raymond Massey and Geraldine Brooks, Directed by Curtis Bernhardt, \u201cPossessed\u201d was produced by Jerry Wald.Reissuing on the same program starting Saturday until Tuesday, is the unforgettable smash hit \u201cEdge of Darkness,\u201d starring Errol Flynn and Ann Sheridan.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1950 ar .Mayor Kitsilano Band Visits Lord Mayor of London The Kitsilano Boys\u2019 Band from Vancouver, in Britain on a five- ; »mths\u2019 goodwill and educational tour, recently called on the Lord of London, Sir Frederick Rowland, at the Mansion House.Sir Frederick who visited Vancouver before the war was serenaded with \u201cWill Ye No Come Back Again\u201d.Members of the band are dashingly attired in striped navy blue trousers, white silk shirts, crimson silk capes and navy and scarlet forage-caps.Thenr ages range from 15 to 19.SATURDAY TILL TUESDAY With Raymond MASSEY © BRINGS THE THRILL OF THE MADDEST LOVE ANY TWO PEOPLE CAN KNOW! THE UNQUENCHABLE LOVE JOAN CRAWFORD SHARES WITH VAN HEFLIN 2nd BIG RE-ISSUE ATTDACTION Garaldine BROOKS Last Showing TODAY HUMPHREY BOGART A NEW BOGART THRILLER \"CHAIN LIGHTNING\" Also GINGER ROGERS \"PERFECT STRANGERS\" IN STARTS SUNDAY AT THE WESTMOUNT Robert Taylor and Arlene Dahl are the principals in a romance which takes place in the midst of a savage Indian war in \u201cAmbush,\u201d exciting drama opening this Sunday at the West- mount Theatre.Joln Hodiak enacts Taylor's rival in the new _\u2014 Camp Westmount On Monday \u201cmorning, à basebal] game was played between West.mount Park boys and the basebal] team of Camp Westmount, an in the City Camp operated by West.mount Y.M.C.A.It was an exciting and extremely close game wity the Park managing to win the.game 13-12, Highlight of the week was a trip to Kraft Foods Limited where the boys were conducted through the plant and able to see th various products like cheese, may.onaise, Kraft dinner being processed.Following the trip the boys were very kindly treated to refreshments.FOR 800 LANGUAGES A new system of Braille, suitable for any one of 800 languages, has just been evolved in London, It can even be applied to any of Visits Kraft Ltd, 1% offering, directed by Sam Wood, Start Sunday at Last year the hilarious best-sei- ler which had all the nation laughing \u2018Cheaper By The Dozen,\u201d the true story of a wonderful Ameri- \u2018can family, has this year been brought to the screen in Technicolor with Clifton Webb, Jeanue Crain and Myrna Loy in the leading roles.Coming to the Westmount Theatre on Sunday, the movie aims to reproduce the bright and unaffected chronicle of the adventures of a family of twelve children as told in the famous book by two of the twelve, Frank B.Gil- breth, Jr., and Ernestine Gilbreath Carey.Confirmed bachelor Clifton Webb takes a rest from Belve- dere to play \u201cDad,\u201d who, the authors say, \u2018had enough gall to be divided in three parts.\u201d This role may start the noted acter off in a second film series, for his studio, which feels that \u201cDad\u201d is sufficiently different from Belvedere to cause no confusion, has already asked the publishers for a first look at a sequel that the authors are writing.Fresh from an outstanding dramatic triumph in Darryl F.Zanuck\u2019s \u2018Pinky\"\u201d Jeanne Crain returns to light comedy in a role similar to her portrayals in \u201cMargie\u201d and \u201cApartment for Peggy.\u201d Dressed in pigtails ard the 1920 equivalent of a bobby-sox outfit, she plays the eldest daughter of the famous family of twelve, Second Feature The ingredients of a superlative outdoor drama\u2014trigger-quick action gun fights, Indian forays, spectacular horsemanshjp and magnificent scenic backgrounds-\u2014 are effectively combined in \u201cAmbush\u201d which brings Robert Taylor, John Hodiak and Arlene Dahl tn the Westmount screen this weak.M-G-M shrewdly entrusted this super-western, the first big picture of its type it \u2018has made in almost a decade, to Sam Wood, the discerning director who did Edible Mushrooms Lecture Subject Westmounters who takes their life in their hands every time they gather mushrooms in the fields, would be well advised to attend lectures, to be given at the Montreal Botanical Gardens September 11 to September 16.How to distinguish edible mushrooms from those that are poisonous, will be the subject of the series of lectures.The lecturer will be Dr.Rene Pomerleau, forest pathologist, of the provincial department of lands \u2018Cheaper by the Dozen\u2019 - \u2018Ambush\u2019 and forests.the Westmount such a fine job with \u201cThe Stratton Story\u201d.The daring escape of Robert Taylor, cast as the scout, from his Apache pursuers, a spectacular battle between Indians and troopers, tha animosity between Taylor and John Hodiak, playing the post's stuffed-shirt second-in-com- rand, leading to a blood-drawing slugging match, a suspense-filled ambush set by Diablito, the Apache renegade and his followers, and Taylor's final deadly cn- counter with the Indian, \u2018are action highlights of a story revolving around a triangle comprising Taylor, Hodiak and Arlene Dahl.the tribal tongues in Africa and has been finally approved by a special committee of blind linguistic experts meeting in Britain recently.uP- ro- THE-MINUTE World & Local News : o Ww LAS LUE e, i) (IA) s SAN | Pm Ai MONDAY togf ATURDAY : LA 45 & X hdl IN Filmed from the best story of the Westever printed in the Saturday Evening Post! AMBUSH SUNDAY! SHERBROOKE at GREY EL 3445 IN THIS MY GREATEST , PERFORMANCE, I WAS Ÿ NOT ENTIRELY ALONE HEM: BIGGEST WESTERN IN 10 YEARS = 1 & > be #| New screen 4 ÉLOOOTHIRSTŸ ACHES #04 3 2.7 Hagen ei in HOLD WHITE GIRL my te a a] your acclaim! CŒW TI \u201cBelvedere\u201d MH Zeted ane ROBERT TAYLOR JOHN HOA ARLENE DAA West e Natio pount À Cana pme nig oints, sO Doug t Ronn ards.Georg terval.Rajotte p mptic gating J r nets, mer.Tom T ed for C pal got, hat Sm: foot o Jimmy Jestmou: mt x basebal] n West.basebal] t, an in y West.\\n excite me with.win the c Was à >d where through see the se, may.process.the boys d to re.GES He, suite mguages, London, o any of rica and by a spe- linguistic itain res EDANL ot, TROUBLESOME TIGERS - The big bats of Detroit's young outfield swung by Hoot Evers, ' Vic Wertz and Johnny Groth, left to right; is one strong reason why the Tigers are running a front race in the American League pennant tussle.estmount Soccer Club deat Cancar Tuesday Westmount Soccer team kept pace with Canadair Falcons for he National League title, by downing Cancar 4 to 2, at the West- pount Athletic Grounds on Tueday night.Canadair Falcons, by shutting out Engineering at Lachine the pme night by a 4 to 0- score, still kept their slight advantage in ints, so the league looks like having a garrison finish.Doug McMahon gave Cancar the lead early in the first half, t Ronnie Rajotte, the Westmount centre, equalized shortly after- ards.George .Weston at inside left, put Westmount ahead before the terval.Rajotte scored again, just after amption in the second period, pting Jim Fleming in the Can- r nets, with a fairly easy first mer.Tom Tudor at inside right tal- à for Cancar, with as hot which ny Smith in the Westmount.pal got, but Referee Larner ruled, ht Smith had pulled the ball foot over the line.Jimmy Reston the consistent festmount outside left, settled the | issue, with a smartly taken goal, to end the scoring.Jimmy Fleming in the Cancar nets had an off night, as three of the goals which got by him, were rather soft ones.: Westmount, will play an exhibition game against the Ukraina Soccer club, from New York City, on Saturday afternoon, at Notre Dame Stadium, kick-off 3:00 p.m.The visiting team are reputed to be very strong, and are said to play fast clever soccer.- To Hold School THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1950 Softball Play-offs Continue On Monday In the first round of the Westmount Municipal Intermediate Softball playoffs which was a best of three series, the Avenue Stars advanced to the semi-finals, by beating out the Colonials, in two straight games, the Police and Fire, took two straight from the Ken- wood Shamrocks, and Western Taxi, swept to straight from Girard Auto Plymouths.Police and Fire, the top place team at the conclusion of the regular schedule thereby draw a bye into the finals, whereby the Avenue Stars, meet Western Taxi, for the them.* The Avenue Stars, and the Colonials, had a close hard fought two game series, the Stars winning them both by the scores of 8-7 and 7-3.On Monday night Cliff Bowles pitched Ron Brambells entry to victory, with Buddy Selby, and Bert Kelley, being the big hitters, Selby collecting three, while Kelley got a couple.The Colonials could not get a thing past the steller playing infield of the Stars.Ref.Harold Platt For Footballers Harold Pratt, of 25 Springfield Avenue, Westmount, referee-in- chief for the Quebec Rugby Football Union, announces that his annual school for footBall officials will be held in the Sir Arthur Currie Memorial Gymnasium, Pine Avenue West, on Tuesday, August 29, Thursday, August 31, and Tuesday, September 5.Referees already on the list and those aspiring to become whistle or horn blowers, are invited to attend the school.Existing and new rules will be studied and as a refresher course, Pratt's school is probably the best in Canadian Football.Candidates from Three Rivers, Sherbrooke and other points in Quebec and Ontario, have already signified their intention of attending.Whilst the course is intended solely for game officials, there may be some local coaches sit- ting in to get first hand interpretations of the rules.right to enter the finals against Ron Lendon pitched for the Colonials, On Wednesday night, the Avenue Stars kept up their snappy ball, behind the pitching of Tony Luciani who, gave up only 4 hits to the Colonials.Gordie Graham, was the big man with the bat, pounding out 4 hits, two of them being for extra bases.\u201cBuddy\u201d Selby came through with 3 hits.Ron Lendon again pitched for the Colonials.Western Taxi, earned the right to enter the semi-finals, by beating out the Girard Auto Ply- mouths, \u2018in two straight games.On Monday night they won by à 17-1 count, and came right back Wednesday to beat them 8-4.Van- loo, Virtue, and Tompkins, were the two game heavy hitters, each collecting three hits each night.The Plymouths added to their own downfall on Monday night, by committing 9 errors.Frank Hea- ley allowed only two hits to the Plymouths on Monday night and came right back to pitch 5 hit ball Wednesday, 4 of them going to George Mulligan, who was the only Girard boy to get to the Western pitcher.The Police and Fire, swept the fighting as they gave their all for their sponsor in the league, the Kenwood Moving Company.For the winners, Roger Dore pitches both nights, while Conley Forey, did most of the hurling for the \u201cmover boys.\u201d Motard, Dal- gliesh, and Black, supplied most of the hitting power for the Police and Fire, while McCarthy, Bradley, Forey, and Munroe, split the best of three series from the Ken- wood Shamrocks, in two straight games by beating them on Monday night by a 13-6 count, and again on Wednesday, by a slim 13-11.The Police and Fire were on the short end of the score up until the seventh inning on Wednesday night, but picked up a rally which netted them 4 runs, to take the lead, which they never relinquished.No one can say that the Shamrocks didn't go down GET > A PURCHASED AT LIMITED B.B.CARLIFE GUARANTY FOR FORD $40.00.MONARCH $45.00.FORD TRUCK $75.00.EACH OWNER OF A B.B.\"CARLIFE GUARANTY IS ENTITLED TO A 104) DISCOUNT ON PARTS AND LABOUR@NOT A BY THE 2K PLUS A BOO 7965 DECARIE BLVD ®M Hee: A F 10 GR FNL VUE » I COUPONS.a oa lie4{) PAGE FIFTEEN hitting load for the Kenwood boys.On Monday night next, the semi-finals will get underway on Westmount Park number one diamond, when Western Taxi, take on the Avenue Stars, in the first of the best of three series.This should prove to be a very good contest, as both have good hustling ball clubs.UNION MADE uBFrCaSDW OF AMERICA Listen to Brading's Stag's Head Club.Time, 10:00 to 10:30 p.m.Station CFCF.Featuring Wayne King end his orchestra every Tues., Thurs.and Sat.; Ronald Colmen In \u2018Favorite Story® every Wed.sr pen M aise Ja PAGE SIXTEEN Cancar, Hungaria To Play Soccer Tomorrow Here Cancar soccer team will meet | Hungaria F.C.in a National League fixture at Westmount | Athletic Grounds on Saturday afternoon, kick-off 3.00 p.m.Hungaria has still a chance of figuring in the play-off for league honors but must win tomorrow to achieve this end.; Cancar has also a mathematical chance of getting in the final four, so a battle royal is in pros-: pect.Tomorrow\u2019s game will be one of the last soccer matches to be played on the Athletic Grounds this season, as football will be taking over in September.Canada is the most important export market for the British wool textile industry, + TOWNSHIPS Pleasant View Hotel NORTH HATLEY, QUE.Situated on Beautiful Lake Mas sawippi, 90 miles from Montreal ROUTE 1 TO MAUOG Boating, Fishing.Bathing, Golfing, Tennis and Dancing.Every Modern Comfort At 7 sasonable Rates.NEW SPRINKLER SYSTEM For all particulars regarding rates, etc, write or phone 23, John McKay, Proprietor, or Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.2773 Manoir Brome Lake FOSTER, QUE.Good Fishing, Boating, Tennis Fully Licensed Hotel and Cabins Knowlton Golf Club within % mile.Good Bathing Beach.Hot and Cold Running Water in every room.Excellent Food.New Dance Hal) and Grill with Cocktail Lounge.Dancing with Orchestra Every Night.Write Direct, or Phone Knowlton BUCK TAHAMONT Buck Tahamont Sporting Figure Died Wednesday Clarence (Buck) Tahamont, well known sporting figure for many years, in Westmount, and Montreal, died on Wednesday morning at Queen Hary Veterans Hospital.An Indian, born in the United States, he was 58 years of age.Buck, as he was familiarly known to a host of friends, had been ill for many weeks, and only recently underwent a serious operation at the hospital.He was placed on the \u201cdangerously ill\u201d list following a second operation on Friday.He will be remembered by West- mount football fans as trainer of the Montreal Football Club that won the Grey Cup in 1931, In 1930, he was trainer of the M.A.A.A.hockey team that won the Allan Cup.He was active as an official for many years with the Atwater Baseball League, and was particu- 624-R-6 or FR.5996.larly identified with minor hockey THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1950 for the Quebéc Amateur Hockey Association, especially in the Verdun area, where he resided.Mr.Tahamont was also secretary of the Quebec Rugby Football Union, before joining the Canadian Army in the Second World War.He was also active in the Canadian Legion, and was chairman until last spring of the Quebec Command Sports Committee.The body rests at J.F.Wilson Funeral Home, Egan and Verdun avenues, Verdun.The funeral will be held on Saturday at 1:00 p.m.from Verdun United Church, Woodland avenue, Verdun.He is survived by his wife, the former Helen Blyth Skelley, and five children.SUMMER FOODS Milk, fruit, vegetables, cereals and meat are needed by the body daily, winter and summer, In summer foods should be served more often cold than hot\u2014in the form of cold beverages, crisp salads raw fruits and cold cuts of meat.Seasonal foods offer an opportunity to prepare specially attractive, QRF.U.Juniors Will Play Double League Schedule The Q.R.F.U., Junior Division will play a double schedule of games this season.Six clubs are lined up in the competition, these being Westmount, Notre Dame de Grace, South Shore Combines, St.Aloysius, Rosemount, and a new entry from Cartierville, which will be sponsored by the local Knights of Columbus.The opening date has been set for September 9.Secretary Norman Gillespie has stated that the schedule will be released over the weekend.It is the intention of the league to utilize Thanksgiving Day, October 9, as -an extra date in order to get through the heavy schedule.: Bruce Johnson, coach of West- mount Warriors, squad out for the last two we, and is confident that they wil y, opening date for league play, .Johnson's trouble will comp limit that may be carried on the roster according to Union ye gulations.There is still- time, however for players to try out, as Brug wants the strongest team West.mount has had for some Years, to bring home the championship, BRITISH CHURCHES\u2019 FESTIVAL PLANS Pe All religious denominations i, j Britain are joining forces to ensure 1 that Church plans for next years ° Festival of Britain shall be worthy of this special occasion.The Archbishop of Canterbury, in his capacity as President of the British Council of Churches, hag formed an Advisory Committee for Christian Churches which will be responsible for planning an appropriate program of national >vents.This interdenominational body has the Dean of Westminster has had his as Chairman.EEE UNION MADE CONTENTS 2 FLUID OIS.OR CTR NHL we May CAH *Oungqo 104?CA IF YOU PREFER A LAGER-TRY CARLING'S BLACK LABEL LAGER BEER Both are available in cans \u2014ideal for picnics, camps, etc.DK-8 Yu\u201d YOU CAN DO MORE THAN TALK ABOUT FRECOOM.CANADA NEEDS ee MEN TO TRAIN AS To enlist you must \u2014 1.Be a Canadian citizen or British subjeet.2.Be between 17 and 29 years of age.3.Be single.4.Meet Army test requirements.5.Volunteer for service anywhere.Report right away to No.3 Personnel \u2018Depot, Hut 41, Covefields, QUEBEC, P.Q.No.4 Personnel Depot, 772 Sherbrooke St.W., MONTREAL, P.Q.ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUNNERS A major requirement of Canada\u2019s defensive system today is men trained for anti-aircraft operations, Charged with the defence of vital areas, the men of the anti-aircraft units are equipped and trained in the use of modern scientific equipment \u2014 electronics, radar, radio and telephone.There are very few more important jobs than service in an anti-aircraft unit for young men who want to make sure that Canada is well defended against any eventuality.A1828-Q Depots open 8 A.M.to 10 P.M.daily.Bring certificates of age and education with you GO ACTIVE \u2014 SERVE YOUR COUNTRY by strengthening Canada\u2019s Armed Forces today to bulld up the defences against aggression everywhere.in tip top condition before the | when he has to reduce the num.J ber of aspirants to 30 men, th, 9 = æ © © = oO = \u2014\u2014 De Sm ee es Es Q = = o [= o \"+ "]