Examiner-courier, 23 mars 1934, vendredi 23 mars 1934

[" Outremont Mount Royal Examiner-Courier Issued with the Co-operation of the Basimessmen*s Association of the North End.Park Extension Montreal Annex VOL.VI.No.12.MONTREAL, FRIDAY, MARCH 23rd, 1934.PRICE\u2014TWO CENTS PEDESTAL LIGHTING FOR PARK AVENUE NORTH END UNEMPLOYED TO BE WELL TAKEN CARE OF ON PARK AVENUE LIGHTING JOB, PROMISE Sum Finally Voted By Council \u2014 Work Will Start In Few Weeks, Stated Alderman Seigler\u2014Says End of May Will See Lights Turned On\u2014Credit Due B.M.Garfield and Business Men's Association.The City Council has voted $36,671.09 to complete conduit street lighting on Park Avenue between Mount Royal and Van Horne Avenues.The work, according to information which is considered dependable, will be started within the next few weeks, and the lights will be turned on before the end of May.This brings to a satisfactory conclusion a strenuous struggle extending over a long period of time and to which B.M.Garfield, president of the Business Men's Association, Alderman Max Seigler, the membership of the Association generally, and other leading citizens, have given unstintedly of their time and best effort, and to all of them the congratulations and thanks of the community in now crowns their endeavor.Bearing well in mind the fact that North End unemployed have not received what is considered, in some quarters their fair share of work of |- this character, the Examiner-Courier has directed a letter to Alderman Sei- #ler.This letter, noting that the representative for Laurier Ward has given freely of his time in creating or finding similar work in the past, has asked what can be expected of him in the present instance.Mr.Sei- gler\u2019s reply, in part, follows: Montreal, March 21, \u201cExaminer-Courier, * 5736 Park Ave.Montreal, Que.\u201cDear Sirs: \u2014 \u201cMany thanks for your kind letter received this morning regarding the Lights on Park Avenue.The contract is being awarded to the Northern Electric Company and work will be started within the next few weeks.I can assure you that before the end of May, 1934, the White Way Lights will: be turned on on Park Avenue.We will be able to employ a great ! | 1934 number of men living in Laurier and |\u2019 St.Michael\u2019s wards and we will naturally take those families where the greatest need exists, It is regrettable that so many millions of dollars have been spent for direct relief without any effect other than having created \u2018professional paupers, To my mind, no man or woman should receive money for nothing, unless they are ill or too old to work.You may rest assured that T will exert every means possible to fight for necessary improvements and 1 hope that it will only be a matter of a short time before there will be a definite policy adopted: \u2018No work\u2014no pay.\u2019 Wishing you every success, Yours faithfully, MAX SEIGLER, Alderman, Laurier Ward.\u201d The undertaking should, therefore, be of immense benefit to the entire North End, and great credit is due all those who have taken an active part in it.MacVICAR MEMORIAL CHURCH NOTES A most delightful Social Re-union was held in the Lecture Hall of Mac- viear Memorial Church last Tuesday night when a very attractive and enjoyable programme was given.The occasion was the celebration of the Anniversary of the opening of the present commodious edifice, and proved a most successful event in every wgy.Bright piano numbers were played by Mrs.W.R, McLeod; the Violin selections by Norma Me- Lean, accompanied by Willis P.Malone on the Piano were received with great enthusiasm; Mrs.Percy Hall's readings and stories were captivating, while the solos of Messrs J.L.G.Brown and Percy Hall received well merited merited applause.A quart- cette composed of Messrs.Miller.Davies, Hodgson and Ruiter rendered four selections in lighter vein which greatly pleased the large aud- ionce.Mrs, R.S.Langlands, soprano, delighted the congregation with her songs.Rev.Wm.McLean expressed the greetings from the Outremont Presbyterian Chureh in a very encouraging speech.Mr.A.M.Stewart, chairman of the board of managers, ex- +\u2014 \u2014+ æ 4 | ry \u2014 general are due for the success which Max Seigler A Representative of Laurier Ward at the City Hall who has been of material assistance in the securing of the new street lighting for Park Avenue.Y.M.H.A.JUNIORS TO PRESENT \u201cALI BABA\u201d For the first time in the history of the Y.M.H.A.has such an elaborate play as the dramatization of the famous Arabian Nights story\u2014*\u201cAli Baba and the Forty Thieves\"\u2014been undertaken by the Junior Dramatic Group.To those people who are seriously interested in amateur theatricals for children this step should prove very welcome news.On the afternoons of Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, April 2nd, 3rd and 4th, while all the boys and girls of the city are free from their worries of school, and lessons, and tests, the Junior Dramatic Group will present \u201cAli Baba and the Forty Thieves\u201d in the Y.M.H.A.Auditorium, 265 Mount Royal West.The play consists of four acts and seven scenes, and requires five complete changes of scenery.Every scene is very picturesque and some of them are even full of mystery\u2014as witness the cave scene which actually rolls open upon the use of the words \u201cOpen Sesame\u201d and closes magically when ordered, \u201cClose Sesame.\u201d Amongst the cast chosen are Morris Miller as Ali Baba; Sylvia Levine as the fair and faithful Morgiana, who so cleverly outwits and finally exterminates the cruel crew of robbers; Willie Finer who glowingly portrays the \u201cvicked, wicked Hassan; Sidney Phillips, as Kasim _whose greed cannot be rivalled even by Fred Kerner, the Tailor; and then Saul Teblum, who in the role of Abdullah will not fail to captivate the hearts of the young ladies as well as those of their older sisters and mothers.Madge Evans has gone in for bangs in her new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer picture \u201cThe Show Off.\u201d Her hair is parted in the center and softly waved off the face, with ringlet ends.Across the forehead from temple to temple are flat bangs in the Victorian manner, with only the ends curled flat to form a soft curled line that almost conceals her forehead.Our most striking paradox of this age is a nation going broke buying prosperity.\u2014Brandon Sun, pressed the thanks of all assemblies and Mr.J.I.Leitch thanked the ladies for the tasty refreshments served.Dr.J.G.Potter provided.a 0 - + DR.E.M.BEST ACTIVITIES Fairmount - St.Giles Hears Y.M.C.A.National Secy.As Guest Speaker The first North Branch YMCA.! Church Service of a distinctly Y.M.C.A.nature, was conducted by the Rev.Burton H.Robinson, M.A., at Fair- mount St.Giles church last Sunday evening when Dr.E.M.Best was the | guest speaker of the occasion.The Board of Management of the North Branch Y.M.C.A., the Young Men's Division Council, and the Boy's Division Cabinet were officially repre- | sented at this service by practically their full membership.A great many members of the Y.M.C.A.availed themselves of the opportunity to attend this service which proved to be a real spiritual experience to many present, and a source of inspiration to the leaders of the! local work.Assisting the minister in the conducting of the service, were Col.Gerald Birks, president of the Montreal Y.M.C.A., Everett C.Townsend, Chairman of the North Branch Board, G.E.Trueman, and George Porteous, Executive Secretary of North Branch Y.M.C.A.Among other guests were, Criticism has been directed against the Young Men's Christian Association because of the supposedly haphazard way in which its activities have been conducted, stated Dr.Ernest M.Best, national secretary of the Y.M.C.A.in Canada, when addressing the congregation.When in the far east, the speaker declared that he had asked for an opinion of the association's work and had been told that the Church was full of ideas and had few activities whilst the Y.M.C.A.had many activities and few ideas.\u201cMany people do not know what the \u201cY\u201d is,\u201d he said.\u201cIt is not a sect nor a competitor of the Church, but it is the supplement of the Church because it offers an open door at all 1 TELLS OF 1° any respectable citizen.DENUNGIATION OF Mr.Duckworth of N.D.G.Y.M.C.A.| The Examiner - Courier in last Mr.Wilf Spearman, of Westmount{wcek's issue carrieësau article on and Mr.Harry Hall of the College \u201cPetty Exploiters,\u201d and the comic Staff.and childish subterfuges to which they resorted in efforts to avoid discharge of their just obligations.The evil is apparently more widespread than at first supposed.A number of letters \u2018taken.ness man is attached: \u2014 6736 Park Avenue, Montreal, Dear Sir:\u2014 titled \u2018Petty Exploiters,\u2019sappearing in Courier.endorse the sentiment therein conveyed.ous occasions the victim Election Briefs The St.Michael's Civic League meeting, called to endorse a candidate for aldermanie honors, seems to have ; been a hectic affair.Morris B.Signer, | according to reports, received the en- dorsation.The League is, however, sharply divided, it in stated, into factions, and the sentiment as between Messrs.Cresthol and Signer would appear to be fairly well divided.Committee rooms are popping up! like the proverbial mushreom.Some proprietors are going to benefit, \u201cIt\u2019s: lan ill-wind that blows nobody good.\u201d Leon Cresthol wi! hold an open; mass meeting for SH Michael's electors on Tuesday eveping next at the Rialto Hall.Several prominent speakers will attend.James A.Sage, \u201cafficial\u201d candidate for St.Michacl's Ward, told a packed audience at the Rialte Hall last night that he took no eredit for being honest, sinée honesty Was expected nf \"PETTY EXPLOITER\" IS NOW ENDORSED \u201cMerchant\u201d Calls For Drastic Treatment of Debt- Dodgers have been received hy this rewspuper, endorsing the stand it has One, from a prominent busi- Montreal, March 19th, \u2018Editor Examiner-Courier, I note with interest the article en- ast week\u2019s issue of the Examiner- May 1 say that I heartily I myself have been on numer- of these So much 'alities.type of man needed in bringing about a change in the direction of common lany deliberations, a man who has won public confidence.high qualities even on short acquaintance iz confirmed by the record of A.SAGE PLANS GALL OR ACTION \u201cOfficial Candidate\" Michael's and Aides Already Hard at Work Mr.James A.Sage, aldermanic candidate in St.Michael's Ward, has lost no time in getting his campaign under way.He is surrounded by willing workers of all creeds and nation- He called his first public meeting at the Rialto Hall on Wel- nesday night, and rousing reception, Was accord} a JAMES A.SAGI Selected by St.Michaels Ward Convention as \u201cOfficial Candidate.\u201d Mr.Sage would appear to be the sense administration.He does not pretend to be a fiery reformer but he has a quiet, appealing, persuative | manner backed with transparent honesty which will carry weight in; He will be listened to because he will not be long in the public eye before he will be able to speak with the authority vested in The influence of such a man is far more effective than sometimes appears on the surface.The impression one gets of his For jme time where strangers are always wel- self-sume petty exploiters.trust confided in him in private busi.HOWARDS.ROSS ECONOMIC ORD KC, FLAYS ER IN ADDRESS AT BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCHEON oc Out Little Hope So Long - Pays Tribute To Press.Mr.Howard S.Ross, K.C., addressed the members of the Business Men's, Association of the North End at their regular midday luncheon on Wednesday at the Rialto Hall, his subject being \u201cEquitism.\u201d His address was on.lightening, entertaining, and at times highly amusing.He derided the pre- felt ee nomic kvstem in no uncertain terms, expressing the thought that perhaps satire and ridicule were as good weapons as any to bring about | a new order of things.With rapier thrusts of wit and cynicism he figuratively ripped the buttons off the garment of selfishness and greed with which society is nowadays clothed, and regretted that nothing short of a radical change in the order of things would make for a betterment.Ilus- trating his arguments, he pointed out that in Great Britain one million people were living in luxury and idleness off the fruits of the labor of the bul- ance, and that in the United States two per cent of the population controlled the wealth of the entire republic.Incidentally, in passing, he credited the newspapers with rendering a valuable service, and remarked that this service could not\u2019 be perpetuated without the support of.ade vertisers\u2014in WKIeh at least one scribe thoroughly agreed.He was accorded enthusiastic applause nn conclusion, and was tendered a hearty vote of thanks hy Alderman Owen Callary,; of Outremont on behali of the gath- | ering.Mr.I.Carling, in introducing the speaker, took occasion to draw to the attention of those present, some of | g As Present System Perpetu- ated\u2014Radical Change Required To Make For Better- ment\u2014 Suggests Satire, Ridicule As Effective Weapons fentures concerning the community service of the Young Men's Christian Association.Ile ou* lined many of the features of mem bership which were 1esued hy the outstanding Hiv bers of thé Y.M.C.A.and then told the men of many other things concerning which less was generally known.He pointed out, for example, that during this past year, over 200 membership tickets bad been given free of charge to boys and young men who were unemployed, in order that they might enjoy the privileges of the Association and have sume worthwhile activities to occupy leisure time.My.Carlin was followed by Alderman Max Seigler, of Laurier Ward, \u201cI am nu product of the Y.M.C.A said Alderman Seigler.\u201cAs a hoy of twelve, 1 sold papers in Montreal, and the only place where I could get education or a good book to read, was the old Y.M.C.A.on Dominion Square, and I heartily endorse all that Mr.Car lin has said.\u201d B.M.Garfield, president of the association, presided, \u201cJerry\u201d Shen was master of ceremonies, and Art Lemay, third vice-president, acted ns \u201cBooster.\u201d Among those present were: F.M.Quirt, LL.Shapland, D.W.Me- Kean, i.A.Provencner, B.\u20ac, Fitzgerald, M.J.Hayes, Geo.Porteous, Geo.King, jr, I.A.Lack, A.S.Nop, Melle E.Dionne, Dr.H.A.Hershon, J A.Gagnon, Finley Graham, A.Nis senson, Dr.J.I.Repaud, W.S.14] land, P.Lasnier, Mra, BL.Wener, J.IMiscoll, Dr.JP.Nelligan, PL \u20ac.Price, Jules Poulin, J.Ouimet, 1.H.Ouiimer, (Continued on Page Four) res Distinctive flavour come and where they may enjoy Christian fellowship.\u201d New ideas have come into the association\u2019s work since it was started 90 years ago in London.The modern conception of the ideal Christian man from the association\u2019s viewpoint was described by Dr.Best as being made up of six essential points.They are health, truth, b£auty, goodness, efficiency and self-sacrifice, The first five attributes are essential to the completeness of the individual whilst the sixth is that which he must possess in order that he may devote his energies towards the furthering of Christianity.+ \"YOUNG PEOPLE'S HEBREW | | LEAGUE | An Educational Meeting of the Y.P.H.A.was held on Wednesday, March 14th, at the Hebrew Educational Institute.A debate was presented at this meeting.The Resolution, \u201cResolved that International Relatives as They Exist in Europe today will lead to war within the next 5 years,\u201d was upheld by Messrs.Myer Schwartz and Moe Steinberg, of the Dalse Club, who won the decision.They were opposed by Messrs.Ben Mendelsohn and Sam Druker, of the Fratesors Club.237 Van Horne Avenue so, as a matter of fact, that I have been forced, as a measure of self- preservation, to do all my business on an absolutely cash basis.There are many honest people, who, with the best intentions in the world, find it difficult to pay bills as they mature, in these days of depression and unemployment.To them every consideration skould be given.But to those who incur obligations, with every intention of \u2018wiggling\u2019 out of them, and who, brazenly telling you you can't sue because they have nothing,\u2019 laugh in your face, drastic treatment should be applied.They can be classed in no other manner than as moral thieves, and thieves, of whatever type, are no asset to any community.Yours truly, \u2018MERCHANT.\u201d STUDENTS\u2019 ASSOCIATION At a meeting of the Students of the O'Sullivan College held on March 16 an association to be known as \u201cThe O'Sullivan Students Association\u201d was formed, with the object of furthering Social and Educational activities, The following were elected officers of the Association: President, Mr.G.E.Maybury; first vice-president, Miss E.Carmichael; second vice-president, | COKE, PROMPT AND PARTICULAR DELIVERY + STRICT ATTENTION TO PHONE ORDERS ww ness and in service to his fellow man, ! for thirty-four years, and as such is thoroughly conversant both with its needs and its deficiencies.He has been a resident of the ward Mr.©.Montpetit; recording secretary, Mr.A.Rioux; corresponding secretary, Miss G.Perault; treasurer, Mr.C.Penniston; assistant treasurer, Mr.S.S.Hilaire; directors, Miss 0.Dobh- helaer, Miss J.Godin.Former students of the O'Sullivan College, residing in Verdun and wishing to become members of the Association may do so by sending a letter of application to the corresponding secretary, Miss G.Pérault.Emerson Treacy and Gay Seabrook, stage and screen thespians and known to radio fans as \u201cJimmy and Mildred,\u201d have been signed to a long-term contract by the Hal Roach studios.They are appearing in the first Our Gang comedy, \u201cBedside Worries,\u201d under the direction of Robert McGowan.Word comes from Nebraska that men, in ever increasing numbers, are visiting beauty parlors in order to secure permanent waves.This is sad news to filter through from one of the old-time \u201ccowboy\u201d states.QUALITY COAL CUTS CosTs OUIMET - WILSON COAL COMPANY, LIMITED WOOD, You are Cordially Invited to an OPEN MASS MEETING at the RIALTO HALL 3731 PARK AVENUE Tuesday, March 27th, 8:30 P.M.In the Interests of LEON CRESTOHL | The People\u2019s Candidate FOR ALDERMAN R.I.CaMer, K.C., Samuel E.Schwisberg, B.C.L., Gerard Hebert and other prominent speakers.SES EL RL ER ey FUEL OIL Telephone .CRescent 3177 ema.Ames AR D EEE 11 ap \u2014 > aw SIR rn en In re a a DROP PAGE TWO 2 AMINER-COURIER, FRIDAY, MARCH 23rd, 1934 The Science Of Finger Print Identification {he science of Jinger print identi- print?\u201d Well, a finger print is a ! «ution is really a new one, although \u2018eproduction on some surïace of the many centuries ago the Chinese used |pattern or design formed by the finger prints for signature identifi- ridges on the inside of the first joint \"ation.Tuday's practical system of|of a finger or thumb.The Singer classifying finger prints was per- print identification system was in- rected only a few years ago.itroduced in the United States less The finger print profession has {than thirty years ago.Today there \u2018nade rapid progress ever since.:are municipal finger print buseaus Sonie may atk \u201cwhat is a finger in every large city in the country, \u2014 pra EASTER CPR.P assenger Fleets of Atlantic and Pacific | Now Offer Screen Entartainment has r 1.The \u201cEmpress of Canada\u2019 berthed at Vancouver as en- ninerrs inatalled up-to-date Sound Pisture Equipment.2.The 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screen and up-to-date projection equipment concealed in the lounge, will, in their own inimitable manner, entertain globe-trotters as they pleasurably glide to and from the romantic ports of the Seven Seas.The \u201cEmpress of Britain\u201d was fitted for Sound Pictures, when she was put into commission two years ago, and the \u201cDuchess of Atholl\u201d will be similarly treated upon her first trip | Fashion \u201c \u201cftime with the clever new \u201cmake-np aMetro-Goldwyn-Mayer players to wear | to Montreal this Spring.as we have in Canada.In the United States War Department there is 5,000,000 sets of prints on file, 2,- 000,000 sets of prints in the Navy Department and over 750,000 sets of finger prints on file in the Criminal Identification Bureau of the Department of Justice, Washington, D.C.Canada has also done wonderful work in connection with finger print identification.The largest finger print bureau in the world today is the New Scotland Yard, Finger Print Bureau in 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DENTAL SERVICE | AT HOME | A new development in the profession of dental surgery is that of service at home for invalids and aged persons, as practiced by Dr.H.P.Mailhot, of Cote Ste.Catherine Road, Outremont.Dr.Mailhot explains that the ill and the aged undergo a trying ordeal when forced to make more or less lengthy trips to have teeth attended to, and that \u201cService at home\u201d has been found an excellent means of lessening nerve strain and discomfort.This service takes in virtually all branches of dentistry, including, as it does, extractions, platework, and gas and local anaes- * hs! | Welwyn Studios Full Speed Ahead In addition to their activities =a Elstree, British International are em-| barking upon a programme of noteworthy productions at the Welwyn studio under the control of their sub- \u2014 sidiary.\u201cThe Scouland Yard Mystery,\u201d recently completed there, has been well- received by the trade, and Walter Summers is now putting the finishing touches on \u201cCrime Reporter,\u201d a thrilling murder mystery with Fleet Street as a background.Based on Arnold Ridley\u2019s \u201cThe Last Chance,\u201d this stars Richard Bird with Diana Napier.Nancy Burne, and Edward Under- down.It will be followed immediately by the Leslie Fuller®picture provisionally titled \u201cThe Outcast,\u201d which Norman Lee will direct.Staff re-organisation has recently taken place at Welwyn studios which are now under the managership of Douglas Murray, clever young organiser, who recently assisted Paul Stein with the direction of \u201cRed Wagon.\u201d Murray, who was born in Edinburgh and educated at Dulwich College, first crashed into the entertainment business by accident.After service during the war in the Navy and the Merchant Services, he joined the Marconi Radio staff in London.One day they ordered him to go to Rotterdam and he declined.More in spite than anything, he was ordered to service abroad.They sent him to New York, where he was attached to the ship Pinar del Rio, sailing between New York and Cuba.By chance he met the Vice-Presi- dent of the Roxy Theatre Corp.The Roxy was then about to be built.He was urged to take his discharge from the ship and he became general help on the building of the theatre.He assisted with the control of the huge staff, and one day \u201cRoxy\u201d Rothafel saw him at work and promised him a job as his assistant.He kept the promise, and later Murray became Roxy's stage manager.The urge to return to London as a fully fledged producer of stage spectacle led him to accept an offer from Mr.John Maxwell, and after a period of stage direction at the Régal, and a further experience as assistant director at Elstree, Mr.Murray has taken up new and larger responsibilities of studio management at Welwyn, +] Jean Harlow, blonde Metro-Gold- |wyn-Mayer star, was glimpsed at a recent Hollywood premier in a stunning white crepe evening ensemble, Ithe formal frock with a train of white eo 8 0 0 0 Notes fringe which Jean held by a tiny fin- PR o Ber loop.Over the frock was worn 5 ja cape of the same white fringe, fall- It\u2019s eas y -up & asy to carry make-up all the ling to the waistline.clips.\u201d Muriel Evans is first of the! this new jewelry novelty, a smart en- \u201cWatch compacts\u201d are the latest amel clip the size of a half doila, [Hollywood fad with the lucky owners , 7 envied by everyone.Muriel Evans which opens to show a tiny receptacle proudly displays her watch compact 0 hold fowder and dainty puff, with to her fellow players at the Metro.a miniature mirror on its inner side | Goldwyn-Mayer studios, a tiny rectan- to use in applying the make-up even-igle of genuine tortoise shell with a ly.tiny square watch set in one corner, Se THE Y.M.H.A.JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB WILL PRESENT \u201cALI BABA AND THE FORTY THIEVES\u201d ON Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday.April 2nd, 3rd, 4th.IN THE Y.M.H.A.Auditorium, 265 Mount Royal West Tickets 10 cents each\u2014t'an be obtained at the \u201cY™ Office or from any member of the Cast CASTLE BEAUTY PARLOR 5249 Park Ave.\u2014 DO.4207 (IN THE CASTLE APARTMENTS) Under the Direction of Madame A.Drolet NEW SPRING PRICES Guaranteed Oil Permanent, Croco Nestle, Lemur.Complete _ $1 59 SPECIAL \u2014 Water Wave and Shampoo {0c Other Types of Hairdressing \u2014 25¢ < Individual Haircuts Given hy Mr.A, Drolet, formerly or 1.¢ 1 .risian System Shoppe \u2014 All Work Guaranteed Dental Service at Home for invalids and Aged Persons, DR.H.P.MAILHOT SURGEON DENTIST CRescent 6209 59 Cote St.Catherine Rd.OUTREMONT MINIATURE SETS NOW BUILT TO INSURE ACCURACY Paradoxical as it may seem, it is none the less true that when the cast of a picture steps before the cameras, the work on the picture is! already more than half finished.In point of time consumed, the actual \u201cshooting\u201d or photographing .f the action of a picture is sometimes only a small fraction of the total time devoted to the production counting from the day the scenario is first bought until it is finished and edited in negative form.Productions, such as Columbia's \u201cThe Ninth Guest,\u201d represent a lot of work about which the general public a ZL ZR Pr 7d ER re LO 2p l Zr TL lag a dr 2 TO FL DA 27 Rita Chocolates (FORMERLY AT 351% PARK AVENDE) HAS MOVED TO : 5575 PARK AVENUE (Above St.Viateur) Where We Will Continue to Carry a Complete Line of High-Class Chacoiates and Candy of Every Description.7 LE A is in complete ignorance.It knows about the scenario, and continuity writing, the dialogue writing, the acting, direction and editing.But there are a number of things which go into making a picture about which it has no inkling.Important among these is the building of miniature sets and their uses.Miniauture sets are quite new in picture production, made necessary by the demand for perfect detail and to assist in unfolding the story in the most convincing manner.These little sets are built to scale from paimings and plans made by the ant department.After they are erected, the director and production crew go through the scenario, scene by scene.| A set of dolls, used for characters, are moved about by the director through the sets as he expects to move the actors through the real sets.The cameramen watch for the best \u201cangles\u201d from which -to photograph the action, the electricians concentrate on lighting effects.And so it goes.Notes are made on the \u201cshooting script\u201d for future reference.In the case of \u201cThe Ninth Guest,\u201d a mystery drama, the director had to consider exactly where each character was at the time of the murder Could he or she have seen the deed committed?Was it logical that they would be at the place they declared they were at the time of the crime?Such ridiculous accidents as having a character, supposedly in a bedroom, enter from the kitchen, were thus prevented.Very flattering with her Titian hair is the swanky French blue crepe pa- thesia administration.; jamas Jeanette 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North and South Carolina are so priviliged.The ratio is only sligtly larger in Georgia and Alabama, with 200 theatres each; in Florida with 259, Louisiana with 234, Tennessee with 230 and Kentucky with 426.Conversely Ohio permits most of its 442 theatres constant operation Michigan, with five hundred theatres forbids Sunday screenings only in one city, Holland.Wisconsin's 490 theatres are wide open.Indiana has Sunday inibitions in nineteen towns, affecting only a small percentage of its 277 houses.Illinois permits all but one of its 488 motion picture theatres unrestricted operation, Wisconsin, with nearly four hundred, has local option liberally exercised.Some Liheral Western States Arkansas repealed its rigid \u201cBlue Law\u201d a year ago, and seventy-five of its 168 theatres now operate Sunday under local option.Oklahoma permits all but ten of its 356 theatres Sunday operation.Texas allows 997% of its nearly 600 theatres Sunday showings, although forbidden in some communities during church service hours.Minnesota's nearly 400 theatres operate undisturbed.North Dakota voted last October on the question of repealing its antiquated \u201cBlue Laws.\u201d Organized opponents of repeal succeeded in defeating the liberals by a narrow margin of 800 out of a total of 160,000 votes cast, leaving 200 theatres under a handicap that has closed many.South Dakota long a battle ground, now permits its 200 theatres to operate undisturbed.Theatres of the larger cities of Iowa operate Sundays under local option, while the small towns drive their picture fans elcewhere for entertainment.Nearly 500 theatres are affected.Nebraska closes only nineteen of its 284 theatres on Sunday under local option.Colorado with 263 theatres; 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Al Jolson had to wait six years for his first screen kiss.Although he's been a star of the first magnitude in the motion picture firmament ever since \u201cThe Jazz Singer\u201d revolutionized the screen, Jolson never knew what it was like to be kissed while the cameras were grinding until a very short time ago.Dolores Del Rio brought Al's six kissless years to a glamorous ending in the first scene to be made for Al Jolson Gets His | | Optimist | coin (coin preferred).Wrap coin carefully.{[studios, when she awakened Al with one of the longest kisses ever orded by the studio cameras.Executives and department heads were present on the set to watch the \u2018initial scene in the big special being made.Everybody present refused to believe Al at first, when he insisted that that was the first time he had ever been kissed in pictures.\u201cThat's absolutely on the level,\u201d Jolson declared.\u201cI've heard a lot about it and seen it done hy others, but this is the first time I've ever had the experience, \u201cIt just shows that all things come to him who waits!\u201d Lloyd Bacon directed \u201cWonder Bar\u201d with an all-star cast that, besides Al Jolson and Dolores Del Rio, includes Ricardo Cortez, Kay Francis, Dick Powell, Guy Kibbee and a score of other prominent artists.rec- The latest beauty treatment consists of bathing the face in milk.A vigorous jab at the cardboard dise on the top of the bottle and the thing\u2019s done.\u2014Humorist.See Freda\u2019s |; for your Spring Hat You can buy it for less, We'll make your hat of your awn material 4413 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.LA.9624 Tel.CRescent 1840 MELLE DIONNE Fashionable Garments 5284-86 AVENUE DU PARC Rates Fairmount and 84.Vistear \u201cWonder Bar\u201d at the First National MONTREAL Why Not Get Acquainted With JOS.LIGHTSTONE LADIES\u2019 TAILOR Well-known for His Exclusive Styles, Perfect Fit and fteasonahle Prices.5614 Park Avenue CRescent 9510 Mildred\u2019s Beauty 362 Fairmount Avenue, West (West of Park Avenue) CRescent 5929 Absolutely guaranteed to curl the end in the latest vogue of To-day.An extra Parisian Oil Shampoo VELOX oh very Permanent.PERMANENT cs $2.00 (Including Shampoo and trim) Genuine Oil Permanent Reduced to .3.50 SPECIAL ATTENTION!! 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VOISARD BEAUTY PARLOR PARK AVENUE (IMMEDIATELY ABOVE BERNARD) © All Treatments Under the Personal Supervision of Mr.J.Voisard, Formerly Located for 9 years at 221 Fairmount Avenue, W.NEW LOW PRICES Items MANICURES Genuine 2 se FACI ALS Komol SHAMP Each HAIRCUT 40c A Real Oil Permanent Guaranteed for 6 Months $2.00 GIVEN BY OUR EXPERT OPERATORS, WHO WILL CREATE A BRCOMING HAIRDRESS FOR YOU WITH FASCINATING RINGLET ENDS AND LARGE, NATURAL-LOOKING CURLS, | For Appointment Phone CR.6600 ST 1732 Poupart TEL.CHERRIER 1196-7-8 Laundry THE EXAMINER-COURIER, FRIDAY, MARCH 23rd, 1934 ue \u2014Park Extension and Montreal Annex Published with the Co-operation of the Business Men's Association of the North End ing who cannot afford to pay their fees.But this money must come from somewhere.The principal and teachers are doing their utmost to see that no child is turned away because of lack of funds, ral Interest Are Discussed Which Subjects of Gene is being deluged with inquiries - ' : will be observed next Sunday\u2014with as to what its attitude will be the minister speaking both morning i J RN I tee.la .- stble but the fees in many cases prevent this.nl Te CEP 0 0403250000000 + \u2018 ( \\ ff NDG dir ER 7 FAIRMOUNT ST-GILES I N.D.G.district the situation at West Hill High 4 pt ! - | , .! Examiner ourier School is more serious than the average resident ELECTION POLICY J CHURCH NOTES Lo Devoted to the interests of Outremont-\u2014Model City | imagines.There are a great many children attend- - The EXAMINER-COURIER Palm Sunday Communion Services In towards the approaching and evening.The Senior Choir will municipal election.The man- have charge of the morning musie\u2014 | | BY THE | C ; : NOTE:~The opinions expressed in these columns sre not necessarily those of agement wishes it clearly un- and the Junior Choir directed by Mr Examiner-Courier Publishing Company oncerts are being held, the proceeds going to- The Examiner, and this newspaper does not accept responsibility for them.derstood that the paper is ab- John Robb (Frank Allman, organist) 5736 PARK AVENUE wards the fees of the unfortunate.Public spirited They are published for thelr general Interest, variety, and originality of [li solutely and entirely inde- will provide a suitable brief service ; MONTREAL citizens in ever-increasing numbers are becoming trestment.pendent.It will not knowing- #!0f pre-Easter music in the evening.CRESCENT 4112 , interested in the difficulties of these children and a as a res ly lend self \u2018= an mire At the evening service, the minister _\u2014 | are paying their way for them.But there is a limit By Howard Ross, K.C.presenta dut a pn pe will give his concluding address on Subscription: 62:00 a year Dr.Paul Hutchinson in his book [forming the world\u2019s obsolete monetary every candidate that he pledge the Life of Our Lord, taking for his PE ra © mE weather of March, might after all, have heen a : ; .> ; volution.On the other hand, the ; | REY.HURTON I.ROBINSON, M.A.essing.white coat is really a licensed physician with your !churches profess to believe in the non- | women have formed themselves into last, March 12th.This Association | MINISTER.! hest interests at heart.That science really dis- [coercive ethics of love which as ap- [secret organizations with the object represents no political party and as Mr.A.J.Binnie \u2014 Choirmaater ; covered a new vitamin in Murphy's Potato Chip- {plied to members of the owning class { of murdering British and Indian offi-; VC understood the meeting was gen- | \u2019 Ex ; - INCREASED SCHOOL FEES \u2018 ph Pui i im their cia.T anise armed sab.Cra some explanation ie think, || \"MIN SUNDAY: MARCH 23th 3 A will simply \u201ccontinue them in their cials.They often organize armed rob- Cral.some explanation is, we think, i 1 AM TS Subscriptions should be sent to above address.Any change of ddress should be forwarded one week in advance, This will ensure prompt delivery every Friday morning.Ail communications, cither Editorial, News or Advertisements, should be addtessed to \u201cThe Editor\u201d at above address \u2014 and should be so walled as to arrive ut our office on ar hefote Thursday of each veek, at moon.MONTREAL, FRIDAY, MARCH 23rd, 1934.COLD MARCH WEATHER 1 ngegsonable \u201cTemperatures Might Prevent Flooding of Low-Lying Parts of Cities and Towns on River Side.Many people are complaining of the unrca- to the number that can be provided for in this way.And that number has almost been reached.Now comes the one dollar increase and where two | dollars formerly had to be raised, three will have .to he found.In certain cases where it was diffi- , eult to find three dollars a month to enable a child to receive an education four will now have to come from somewhere.The maintenance costs cannot be cut very much.The school board announces a deficit of $400,- 000 for the past year.What indeed would this \u201cdeficit be if the school system had to provide books as well, as should be the case.And the con- \u201cThe Ordeal of Western Religion,\u201d pany, thinks our present situation one of \u201cunprecedented difficulty\u201d because of the increasing tension between the churches and the state, the churches and the cconomic order, and the churches and their own creeds.This tension is the result primarily of a growing awareness that there is a basic conflict between the aims and methods of the - political and economic world in which the church lives: and the beliefs and attitudes of Jesus whom the churches profess to just issued by Houghton Mifflin Com- system.\u201cIn the case of the social struggle which is being waged between the privileged and the disinherited classes in every western nation, some of us, at least, know that there are possibilities that modern civilization will drift into barbarism with the disintegration of the capitalist system.We believe that not only fascism but communism has the perils of barbarism in it.The peril of the latter arises not so much from its preaching of violence as from its preaching of hatred.Hatred is very blinding; .and ; himself to the best interests of the North End and the people in it.If the candidate has qualifications which he wishes to make known to the thousands of voters whom the Examiner-Courier reaches, its columns\u2019 are open to him.He is, naturally, expected to pay for the service and the space used, exactly as does any other merchandiser.Fair enough?appropriate subject, \u201cThe End of the Road.\u201d The Sacrament will alse he administered at the close of this service.The Men's Association sponsored n successful bonspiel (Carpet Bowling) on Tuesday evening of this week with nearly.100 ladies and gentlemen present from their own and surrounding churches.The Choir of the Church is busily preparing special services of Easter Music\u2014and also practicing for their play to be given in the Assembly Mall on April 6th, On Good Friday cvening the Junior + #4 + + + + à à + + + + à \u20ac \u20ac à \u20ac \u20ac à à + à \u20ac \u20ac à \u20ac + \u20ac + + * + 5e ab 4 4e + + + + + de qe + à à + h'4 6 4 à à qe 6 + 6 6 PRE RE EP ER pd onable cold weather that has prevailed ior the ditions are not improving.West Hill High School |adore.; _ ! ¢ is over-crowded.Several classes are farmed out to Ile considers the state to be sclf- {these who are blind cannot be good Choir is giving a concert under the areater part of March, but tis same cul weather centered and imperialistic.It {enough statesmen to become the in- might be a blessing in disguise.During the winter just passed there were no thaws sufficiently prolonged to cause the formation of crusts in the snow; consequently it was feared that the snow, unusually heavy over the country.would melt rapidly in the warm spring sun causing the rivers to swell and overilow.Several towns along the St Lawrence prepared, in fact.for the worst floads in their history.The briei thaws of March, followed by cold spells, have prevented the tou- rapid melting of the snow.with the result that officials of low-lying towns are beginning to consider the danger past.For a time it was feared that Verdun, Maisonneuve.and other low-Iving : parts of Montreal would be flonded.The cold Proposal, if Carried Out, Will Make Education Still More Difficult for Many Who Cannot Afford Even To-day's Costs.li present plans are carried nut the school iees will be raised one dollar per month in all High Schoo! grades at the beginning of the next term, By practically everyone but the school commis- \u201csigners.it is conceded.that there should be no school fees at all.Free education is a great contribution to civilization.At the present time, without the dollar per class increase, a great many children are being kept out of school because their parents cannot afford to send them.Work is diffi- : cult to obtain and the average boy is seeing the advantage of remaining at school as long as pos- \u201cneighbouring public schools.ADVERTISING ILLUSIONS Aren't as Credulous as Some Writers Apparently Believe The Public The amount of tripe and baloney.not to mention the amount of plain hooey and bunkum that appears in the so-called better class advertising of the day has inspired some caustic comment among writers on the subject.Among the current illusions mentioned by a contributor to Printers\u2019 Ink are the following: That most oil dealers are gyps.That most people have trouble getting to sleep.That most men arc interested in polo and ski jumping.That the scientific-looking man in the pies.That the daily shave is the most fun a man : ever had.That the public.will read any tripe so long as it is enclosed in a cartoonist\u2019s balloon.That vou can prove anything with a microscope.That people buy automobiles because you can tumble them down steep embankments.that all men read the sporting page regularly.That an endorsement hv a film star can sell anything.It would be safer to be President of Mexico or of Cuba than to be King of France, yet there arc claimants willing 10 take the throne.But the Bourbons learned nothing and forget nothing.One would have.thought they would have learned hy this time that a champagne state will not stand { for a Bourhon head.canst.CHARS +).durent iNG | there is danger of a revolution in the ADDRESSED BUSINESS MEN oor ce MAsquetTe ~ U.S.A.that will make the French rev-° ] i ONLY 32 432 the modern GENIE ETTING things done by press« ing electric buttons has become a commonplace.Electricity does .mpet of the world's work and also makes the modern home a fine place in which to live.Consider .the number of things electricity + does in your home.And yet elec tricity i« one of the most economi- Montreal Light Heat & Power Consolidated cal things to buy.Actually it is the onty houschold commodity which has steadily decreased in price since before the war.Flec- tricity is now only one-half (1%) the pre-war price; while the aver- uge of all other items entering into the cost of living is one and a half (114) times the pre-war price.\u201c - ves Ge EE EE den dd er à Be Bass pues 0 satis 0s cnknegl av cm we achieves its ends by coercion and violence.The churches are bound in loyalty to Jesus to exalt service rather than self-seeking and the attitudes of love rather than compulsion.In such matters as military protection for missionaries and acquiescence in war the churches, accordingly, are almost fatally compromised by the pagan ethics of sovereign power.The churches profess to believe in the worth of the individual.But to conserve the worth of the individual in this economic order involves the dispossession of an owning class which he fears can only be \u201cblasted loose\u201d from its gains by social re- exploitation of the unprivileged.\u201d He fears the churches cannot face these issues with frankness without either destroying bership or alienating the support of their clientele among the educated.He fears our civilization on the political and economic side is drawing nearer and nearer to catastrophe.To him Mr.Wells\u2019 warning that we are in a race between education and catastrophe sounds pretty thin.lie thinks edueation is a poor horse to bet on.He hopes there will be a \u201cgenuine and successful social revolution\u201d which might involve such coercion of the governing classes as would induce them, in the scriptural phrase \u201cto let my people go.\u201d Barring such a revolution, he sees only such a frustration of the aspirations and demands of the masses, with consequent despair, as will thrust the West into another dark age.The whole world, and not, as in the past, a single nation, is in revolution.Let us hope it will be a revolution: of thought and not a revolution of violence which will only decide who will be in control and not what the economic system will be which is much more important.We should always keep in mind that the all important thing is clear thinking be- til we have right thought.We cannot fight our way out; we must think our way out.1 } ; Father Coughlin of Detroit stated | before a committee of the Congress i at Washington, that unless the President\u2019s monetary policy goes through, olution look silly.While the fear of revolution is no doubt exaggerated, the faith of the | | conservative masses of their mem- ; cently been committed, including the Thanking vou in anticiuation.¢ause we cannot have right action un-; struments of a new unity amid the complexities of western civilization.We would certainly have as much \u2019 ° auspices of the Salvation Army in the Letters to the Editor | downtown Citadel.\u201cThere are few bronze statues,\u201d sense of responsibility towards the! avoidance of barbaric civil strife as! any other intelligent and responsible person.\u201d\u2019\u2014Professor Reinhold Niebuhr.; Many Nationalists of India who were influenced to abandon their belief in violence and to try non-violence have come to the conclusion that the high ideal of Gandhi has not I Dear Sir, The Editor, .\u201c SAvs .Ma \u201c > \u201cExaminer-Courier.ays Robert Quillen, \u201cto men who loafed around until they were full- grown.\u201d He is thinking of the fellows who weve enterprising even as | boys.i Protest From Labour Assn.On behalf of the officers and members of the above T trust vou will be rood enough to insert the following ; in your valuable paper: \u201cWe, the | officers and members of the St Michael's Independent Labour\u2019s Assn, which is composed of about 150 men ; People who feel the need of a dictator always envisage him as dictatine to somebody else.brought gelf-government any nearer and have turned to the cult of ter-; \u2018rorism.Underground methods are: used and the Province of Bengal is al ieentre of this movement.Young men and sometimes young | beries of rich people, and in this way | | raise funds with which to carry on (their work.Daring political murders have re-! cold blooded murder of the British jhead of the Midnapur district while \u2018he was playing a game of foot-bail.A few weeks ago some Bengalee youths tried to kill several Britishers | \u2018by the use of deadly bombs.i The Government seems to take \u2018t for granted that the Hindu popula-; {tion is principally to blame and the| new and stricter laws are aimed et ithem with the result that there is much bitterness against the awptho:- ities.Europeans are much disturbed and \"have asked that laws be passed im- (posing the death penalty on all persons carrying unlicensed arms and \u2018that the suspects and their families \u2018be banished to the Anduman Islands.Ît is also proposed to make it an \u2018offence under the Press Act to pub- \u2018lish prohibited information or to express undue concern and sympathy for detenus and convicts sent to the Andaman Islands.It is a grave question as whether or not such repressive measures will solve the problem which the Government has before it.Many believe that the only satisfactory solution is the | changing of our social order in In- \u201cdia and throughout the world so that [it will not be necessary for some to rule others and so that it will be as easy for one person as for another to shave in the bounty of nature.The ! cure for the ills of democracy is still {more democracy.| HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C., | (Continued from Page One) | of all trades, do protest most strongly regarding the attitude taken towards the warkingmen of this ward, by he- ing refured admission to the mcot- ing held at the Rialto Hall, Monday | FAIRMOUNT - ST.GILES Bernard at Stuart due to the workingmen who after all, to a great extent elect the candidate and should have some choice in their selection.\u201d Palm Sunday Communion\u2014in charge of Ministers.2 PM.Chinese Sunday School 3 PM, General Church School 7,30 P.M.\u201cTHE END OF THE ROAD\" \u2014Last address in Series\u2014Junior Choir of 70 voices will sing Pre-Easter Music.\u2014Communion at Close of Service Sincerely yours, F.RINDER, se.Jcan Hersholt maintains a collee- tion of over 100 pairs of glases for A g You are Invited to bring Your Family his character work in pictures.to these Tender Services of Remembrance of Our Lord.MacVicar Memorial PRESBYTERTAN Church Church (Davaar Ave.and SL ST.VIATEUR AVE.| Corner Hutchison St, .Road) Beside the City Iall Rev.J.G.Potter, M.A., D.D.REV.WILLIAM McLEAN, Minister D.A.Hinchliffe, Choir Director MINISTER J.McLean Marshall, .0 : : Sunday, March 25th rganist and Choir Director Services, 11 AM.and 7:30 P.M.SUNDAY SERVICES 10 a.m.Outremont Presbyterian Catherine Young Men's Class.11 a.m.Palm Sungay.(Children's Service.) 3 p.m.Sunday School.7.30 p.m.Subject: \u201cfa the Weavenly Rev.Dr.Potter will preach at both Services.Wednesday, 8 p.m.\u2014Home Helpers Annual Thank Offering Meeting, to be addressed hy J.Ritchie State one of Rest or Acuvity.\u201d Bell.The mecting is open 10 Mid-week Service\u2014Wednesday, at 7.50 men and women.p.m.; se y i i Music by the Robb Sisters, | one ieee 0 these 8 3 Chapel of Cathevral Aoauly À (A (Ze M4 7 some dangerous tendencies may be jy, John V.McEvoy, F.Parent, L.S.sbserved and no one can say how long; Lewis, Thos.Kane, Thos.C.Lamb, ;the sorely tried millions in great U.;Dr.S, Hershon, W.F.Gillespie, J.C.S.A.cities and on the farms will re- | Roberts, W.L.Delaney, J.Connolly, main as patient as they have been, |g.Phil McKenna, D.Mosca, Eugene [they are suffering in a land of abund- Blair, Alderman Owen Callary, Dave jance where 2 per cent of the people; Livinson, Miss B.Moynihan, Mrs.Lib- own 60 per cent of the natural re- py R.Glasser, Lionel Le Bel, Mrs.B.sources of that great and rich ecoun-;M, Garfield, Miss F.Primeau, H.K.try.\"Gibson, J.O.G.Richard, James A.It seems clear now that they willigape J.0.Haggerty, H.E.Hadley escape revolution only by going for-!IM A, Leone, J.B.Bissonette, Leo J.ward and standing by their forward!'Trudeau, W.A.King and Geo.Ben- looking President who has shown\\nott, great courage and vision by coming to grips with the money question and establishing national control of the| Orange pips are said to be \u201ca very gold basis of financial credit.highly concentrated natural quinine\u201d The international gold basis, hith-| (\u201cthirty per cent.of the medicinal erto in private hands, has caused all value of the orange\u201d) and the Winni- governments to be more or less aub-ipeg Free Press therefore advises its servient to money power.Nations readers to chew them thoroughly so The people of the world should |bave been known to swallow patent wish that intelligoncé will continue medicine samples \u201crather than waste to \u2018guide President Roosevelt and that thom,\u201d but it is not a plan to be coms particularly when they must vealize Maynard, F.R.Manuel, Mrs.J.A.MOUNT \u2019 UNDERTAKER - - mes mem hdi Suh ale Ae.i or.\"oa .other nations will ace the nead of re-[mended.Co CIRCULARS, SAMPLES DISTRIBUTED WITH CARE BY UNIFORMED MEN Our Dominion Wide Service has achieved Outstanding Prominence in the last three-quarters of a century by Giving Careful and Efficient Service, We Distribute Dominion Messenger Signals HArbour 9101* \u2014 Our New Bldg.\u2014477 St.Jean Baptiste St.One cent spent for clectricity gives lighting equivalent to forty have been used as pawns, some to bejas to extract their medicing) value candles for over eight hours; or will make toast or wafics con- rifi Pa 1 \u2018although \u201cthe h Cosi The Monitor \u2014 Guardian \u2014 Examiner \u2018 Linu for halfoan-hour: or heat a curling | for ninete sacrificed, some to be cmployed injalthoug the husks and residue i ously -an-hour; or heat a curling jron megeen war and others to be driven into rev- should not be swallowed.\u201d But why * ° ° * ; i and a half hourst or operate your radio for over four hours olution as the money power has dic-|should anyone doze himself with National Sales & Distribution Co.Ltd.: 7 tated.quinine unless he is sick?People Successors to Messenger Dept.Ares 6 107 - ill | a 7) ith ps- ng ily ter eir all ior tho the ir c ly « x PY a By NOREEN PATTERSON AN INTERVIEW FOR YOU pins, whoever picked such nice ones?.Hello again! This is your inter- It's unheard of!\u201d viewer, come back after a long ab.\u201cThat's true, they are rather nice.\u201d cence of a month or so.Well, see- But one other item before I loft » .\u2019 ing that space has to be filled I ram- her.She informed the listening pub- bled through the corridors and final- lie through ne, her medium, that the ly bumped into someone who could 2nnusl Principal's Dance\u201d is going! he interviewed\u2014the President of the © he looked after by the S = the, Students\u2019 Council.I made an ap- Same on ot ony \u20ac da ha pointment with her, very business- worries cing of our min = Lo .Ç né .dance, which will be April 1th, is: like, for recess, and I went up to her f \" sh id.But there\u2019 hitch and said, \u201cWell, what activities have, ree, , she sal : u a serie vou undertaken to date?\u201d And she -ANYONe who goes nas Lo subseri answered very politely, \u201cAs Presi- for another school magazine maybe.deft of the Students\u2019 Council, it is Last week the High School had its ; ; last two exams before Faster and my duty to inform you (talking the teachers are busy correcting - grandly) that the student body hag; 1° ¢ teachers sy & lertaken many tasks\u2014the Finan- the papers so that the reports for the unde third quarter will be out before the or; rive; estion and start: .dia Die the Sty.| MUch-needed and highly anticipated ; of the « mes a begin on the 20th of this dents\u2019 Council Dance; the Eleventh | holidays .month.fear vings and pins; and man , i À .wr 5 ; p y Gymnasium Demonstration minor details.Then I, not to he outdone, put this | Examinations over for a while the , \u2019 ?{pupils are turning their attention hefore her\u2014\u201cYour enterprises this; vholehcartedly to the preparation vear have been remarkahly successful to the gymnasium demonstration on the whole.How do you account vhich is to be held this Thursday far that ?|evening, March 22nd, at 8 o'clock.So, swelling with pride, my patient! Rehearsals are in progress every| placed herself in a Nopeleonie atli- [spare moment, and the school is con- tude and uttered these profound fident with the combined cfforts of words: \u201cI think we were plain lueky! {Miss Tloward, Mr.Brennan and the Of course, it's also got something to pupils from both the public and high do with the swell Council, but | school grades the programme, which Upon being asked about financial! (hey have to offer could not be any- affairs the \u201cPres.\u201d waved me away thing but entertaining and interest- to her treasurer, where I found, after ine.The tickets, on sale now, at the, some difficulty, that we were in the price of Thirty-fice Cents, are rapid-| monecy\u2014$178.60, compared with $2.4511y disappearing, and as there is a last year at the same time.[limited number, those wishing ad- Back 1 dashed to my victim\u2014*\u201cOne I mittance are urged to get their tick- last quest.\u201d T panted\u2014\u201cThe S.S.C.'ets as soon as possible.\u2018 \u2018presented the worthwhileness being | \u2014-\u2014# [apparent to those attending.The | trips planned for the near future in-: clude a Lithographing Plant and a | | Candy-making factory.It is the in-.| LB North Branch Y\" Notes BOYS DIVISION REPORT The Boys\u2019 Division Committee re- | port, presented by I.R.Carlin to the North Branch Board of Management, revealed the fact that the Y.M.C.A.was extending its inflnence among boys of the.community organizing street groups in worth while leisure time activities.A great deal of trouble has heen experienced with many of these boys during the past month, some of them even being accused of lieing responsible for some of the fires which have filled many residents with terror.The Y.M.C.A,, Mr! Carlin states, can do much in capitalizing this adventuresome spirit in these young boys by harnessing their energy towards more legitimate jeans of MeGerrigle le pointed out Tournament this week.The follow- ; .i bers have sent in their en.teer leaders was doing a splendid ser-| INE mem cer lea sas k tries: Alan Lambert, Brian Hagger- : vice in this area but that our wor | .ty, George Young, Harold Hewlett, ' was greatly handicapped by the lack CIRE ee ; ; | Tommie Wilkinson, Clifford MeClay | of equipment.| .sept i It is the wish about North Branch | and Victor Griffiths.that funds will be forthcoming in or- | der that the staff may be added to, that this larger wark may be adequately served.: \u201cLearn Something Trips\u201d A very interesting report was! presented to the North Branch; Board by John Hair on the \u201cLearn, Something Trips\u201d which had been organized by him for members of the Senior Division.This has been the first season for many years that these trips have heen conducted for voung men to Industrial and Commercial concerns of the city.The attendance have heen quite satisfac- tary, hetween 20 and 30 always being prsent.The aim of this community in its work is to make young men in business more conversant with the industrial methods in vogue in the world about them and many of them have been astonished with what they have seen in up to date Industrial plants.Seven trips have been made including the Crescent Automatic Telephone Exchange, the Montreal Toll Board, where all calls were being put through all parts of the world, the Shell Oil Co., Refineries in Montreal East, The Imperial Tobacco Co., \u201cthe Cocoa Cola Co, the Central Fire Alarm Station on Fletcher's Field and the Dominion Glass Works at Point St.Charles.Ît is interesting to note that the attendance on cach trip has increas.tention of the commity to continue ! {to organize more and more these, i trips.At a meeting of the North Branch | Junior Leaders\u2019 Corps held on Saturday, the officers for the year were! elected as follows: President, Charlie ! Gregory; Vice-President, Donald Gil- mour; Secretary-Treasurer, Ross Gil- mour.The prize list of the Tenth Successive Annual Montreal Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hobb Show to he held in the Central \u201cY\u201d, April 4th, Tth, is available upon request at the North Branch \u201cY\u201d.i The North Branch Boys\u2019 Badminton Club will he well represented in the Murray Badminton League Boys\u2019 \u2014 Y.W.H.A.Activities | Mental | + Mr.B.Silverman of the Hygiene Institute will speak to the members of the Y.W.H.A.on Thursday, March 20th, at 9.00 on the fol-| lowing subject.\u201cMental Hygiene\u2014A discussion of Problems in Human re-! lationships which Determine Healthy| Mental Develpomnt.\u201d A Bridge, the proceeds of which went for Passover baskets, was held at the \u201cY\" on Wednesday, March 21, sponsored by the \u201cY\u201d Sorority, Good Companions, and the Alphas.Committee of the \u201cGood Companions\u201d were as, follows Sophie Raphael, Bessie Acomsky, Fanny Ditkofsky, Sara Lietman.The committee of the! *Y\u201d Sorority: Anne Garfield, Ann-i ette Halpenn, Leba Pressner, Rose Dezverik, Leah Grover.Committee! of \u201cAlphas\u201d: Sadie Dubrofsky, Lottie Rotkin.The Junior department announce: that the closinæ concert will take place the last Sunday in May.\u201cAlice! in Wonderland\u201d will be produced un-| der the joint supervision of Muses! Sara Routtenberg and Ida Nathan.son.Miss Hannah Kaplan will pre sent a group of \u201cPolk Songs of dif- \u2018wold a4 omch successive event.has been ferent Countries.\u201d A handierp@t\"ex-! THE EXAMINBR-COURIER, FRIDAY, MARCH 23rd.1934 Another Irishman Belonging To The PARTY A ES od el NE | Prize Essay Contest For Boys And Girls In connection with the forthcoming production of \u201cAli Buba and the Forty Thieves,\u201d by the Y.M.H.A.Junior Dramatic Group, a prize essay contest has been arranged for boys and girls between the apes of ten and fifteen years, the conditions of which are as follows: Subject: \u201cAli Baba and the Forty Thieves.\u201d Words: 300-1000, Prize: A copy of \u201cThe Arabian Nights\u201d with illustrations; to first boy and first girl.: Closing date: March 31, 1934, Send essays to Editor of Examiner-Courier, 5736 Park Axe.Results to be announced at performance of \u201cAli Baba and the Forty Thieves\u201d on April 2, 3, 4, at Y.M.H.A., 285 Mount Royal West.(been ascribed to a music master nam- fed Proudman in the Shaftesbury CENTRAL Y have sent turkies .turtle doves .Fans birds .Next Monday night, March 26th Central Y.M.C.A.will offer an open swimming meet to all the clubs of Montreal.A large entry list is expected.The program of the meet will be as follows: 60 yards free style boys under 14.100 yards free style Senior men.100 yards free style Junior men.100 yards free style Senior Ladies.100 yards breast stroke, Senior Men.200 yards Free style Senior men.200 yards Free style Relay ladies.- 50 yards Free style Girls under 14.200 yards Free style Relay junior men.200 yards Free style Relay senior men.At the close of the evening a polo game will be played,when Maison- neuve will meet Central Y.M.C.A, favorite fans.\u2014\u2014 mme Discussion as to who wrote the poem about the \u201csmall piece of bunting\u2019, in which the union jack is de- seribed as \u201can old colored rag,\u201d | .| schools, London, but there seems to | ibe some uncertainty about the author.shi.love , and other | odd birds through the mail to their i, called \u2018Taori Tahiti\u2019.French Team *\"LUKE CALLAGHAN MEMOR- A & v ; The St.Michacl's School Athletic Club of the Luke Callaghan Memorial \u201cSchool has considerably advanced its con April 4th at which many prominent people are expected to attend.Junior in Q.A.H.A.Successfully emerging from a series of hockey games played with local North-end Teams, the St.Michael\u2019s School Juniors are victoriously competing against other Montreal isection champions in a valiant effort \u2018to capture the Q.A.H.A.Championship in the Bantam division.In their opening play-off game, against the Faleons, in the Loyola College Stadium, the St.Michnel\u2019s ; Juniors awept to a 3-1 victory.Mer- rigan starred throughout the entire game, registering two tallies.Mulcair scored the third goal in the seeond period on à pass from Hennessey.Rev.Brother Gabriel Kelly, manager lof the School Senior Team, coached The Junior Team.In the second game of the play-off series, St.Michael's met St.Gabriel's .champions of their section, and bat- \u2018Med them to a 3-3 draw, at the Loy- \u2018ola Stadium.Kieley, McMinenam and 'Blain scored for St.Michael's, while I Marks in the nets performed admirably.The St.Michael's Juniors were conched by Rev.Brother Borromeo, \"manager of the Junior team.i The St.Michael's Juniors consist of Marks, Kicley, McMinenam, Blain, Mulcair, Merrigan, Hennessey, Cole- i man, Picard and Harris.Jack Rilev, the only Treland- horn plavereto ever perform in the National Hockey League.was pictured here last week, He has however a hard-hitting Irish team-mate in the person of Marty Burke, a product of Toronto St.Marvs.Plavers of Swimming Entries The St.Michael's Schaol Athletic trish descent are plentifully \"Club has succeeded in lining up a for- sprinkled throughont the Na- 'midable array of swimming entrants tinal League, the Auld Sod for the C.A.S.A.Inter-High School having contributed, indireetly, meet to take place in the M.A.A.A.on such stars of King Clancy, ; March 28th.Frank Finnegau, the Roche ; The following are a list of the | Brothers, Paul Haynes, Shannon, Red Daran, Eddie Burke and \u201cPeggy\u201d O'Neil.\u2018events in which St.Michael's students\u2019 are entered: 40 yds.Free Style, Gerald Murray.100 yds.Back stroke, Elgar Shea.100 yds Free Style, William Davies.{ 100 yds.Free Style, Patrick Wil- Daniel O'Connell went through an.! | , Hams.jother obstacle on Monday last when | Relay Race, William Davies, Jack they defeated Loyola Juvenile 3.0 in \u2018MacDonald, Gerald Murray, Flgar a sudden death game of the Q.A.H.A.Shen, Ambrose MeMullin.playdowns.y Crogan opened up the score carly Debate Results \u2018in the pame with a beautiful solo ef- .fort.Sheeran was the next best man The Debating Club of the Luke on the O'Connell six being responsible : Callaghan Memorial High School held \u2018for two goals on passes from Mos- its fourth session of the current sea- dell.ison Monday afternoon when the sub- LOYOLA LOSES | school starred alongside Davies, | governed\u201d was debated upon by the {Simms, Lawton and Stevens.representatives of the ninth and tenth I Loyola aggregation tried hard but {grades in the school auditorium.Ger- without success.The game was a \u2018ald Ambrose and William Davies of fairly good one.\u2018ninth upheld the affirmative, while eee Frank Harris and Harry Sage of ' Jean Parker wears a flower in her tenth supported the negative.signifying she is going! The judges, Rev.Brother Borromeo, steady her heart already Messrs, Walsh and MeCracken, award- placed .This is a Tahitian sign and [ed the decision to the affirmative.Elgar Shea presided.right car.and has = Pp 9 D\u2019 jÿ'ever ?DJEVER SIT DOWN SOME EVENING WITH THE OLD FAMILY ALBUM AND A BOTTLE OF BLACK HORSE, AND RECALL THE DAYS | WHEN throws no new light on the ownership.One reader who credited it to an Ontario school inspector has failed ta provide proof of this origin.Another reader sent a picture posteard on which it is credited tn Frederick George Scott, but a letter to Archdeacon Scott brings the following reply: \u201cI did not write the verse and they had no right to use my name on the card.\u201d The poem has also | hibition will be on display, so that friends of the children may sce the work done in this department under the supervision of Misses Sara Rout.[Dd tenberg, Ida Nathanson and Sylvia | J Rubins, WERE TH THÉ TOWN, \u2014 M RAA Sn E SHIEKAOF | i -J.H.HARTE | PRESCRIPTION || DRUGGIST \u2018Phone or send in your prescription.We have the Doctors\u2019 eonfidence 374 LAURIER W.DO.7082 ay ju st sa y Dawes BLACK H ing in forminæ character.McLean in proposing a vote of thanks to the speaker, emphasized the bene- \u2018winners and plans Dobby.goalkeeper for the Primary lJect, \u201cResolved that Canada is Over- | Pp.cpu\u201d SANT PATHE FETED BY CURLERS {plans for holding an Annual Dinner | Al 4 Owen Callary As Chairman; Father O'Rourke, of St.Raphael's Speaks The Outremont Curling Club cele: brated St.Patrick's day in typical fashion, when over one hundzed members and guests sat down to luncheon.In keeping with the holiday, the principal dish served was Irish stew.Alderman Owen Callary, as chairman was ably supported by Rev.Father John L.O'Rourke, of St, Raphael's, who was guest speaker.Oth- era nt the head table were, Rev.W.MeLcan, Rev, Dr, J.G.Potter, Rev.J.G.Smith, Aldermen G.Pratt, H.C Hannaford, F.W.Sayer, and Bou.rnssa of the Outremont Council, E.F.McMahon, ahd J.W.Graham.Father O'Rourke, in his address, discussed \u201cAn Irishman\u2019s Ilome\u201d and indicated the influence of home train- Rev.Wm.fits to Christianity, afforded by the work of St.Patrick in Ireland, and St.Columba in Scotland.A subscription was asked for on behalf of St.Patrick\u2019s orphanage.Bob Montgomery is practicing Skeet shooting (clay pigeon trap shotting) every day with Olympic to enter if he proves proficient enough.REPAIRING Will Repair a Jewel or Staff, Main-Spring 50c¢ or Cleaning.Stem, 25¢ \u2014 Crown, 25c ALL WORK GUARANTEED HIGHEST PRICES FOR OLD GOLD.Maurice Watch Hospital 1083a BERNARD W.\u2014 CR.9115 PRESENT ' THIS COUPON I UEFORE MARCH 20, 1934.EXCHANGE FOR 1 | SWIMMING | PRIVILEGE PASSES | North Branch YMCA.| Man or Woman \u2014 Hey or Girl [f Phone CRes.2253 for Times, Rte.| - => == em \u2014 GEE a Ale Please\u201d CT on cp Es HAR NAL.EI SIA rT Tam ASI CANAL PAGE SIX O'CONNELL SIX ENTER FINALS Defeated St.Gabriels Bantams 4-2 After Two Sessions of Overtime Last Sunday night, Loyola Stadium was the scene of very interesting and lively action, when Daniel O'Connell's Bantams clashed with St.Gabriels.After eighty minutes of play both teams skated off the ice with the final score 4-2 in favor of the local School.Very careful hockey was played in the first few minutes but Gerry Gilmore, O'Connell's blond, stick-handled his way through to nick the first counter of the game.Hard checking and speed were in evidence for the balance of the first session.St.Gabriels put on'more pressure in the second with Casey sending the rubber home on a pass from Eagan to even up the score.Spectators saw a fine exhibition of net-minding when the East End Goaler frustrated all the hope of Langan and Gilmore.Young Barlow made some wonderful saves for the Irish aggregation, showing that the Saints were determined to win.The third and last period ended with the score 1-1, requiring overtime.Ledoux came to the fore making the score 2-1 after taking a pass from \u201cBlondy\u201d Gilmore again who played, alongside of Langan, the best game of the season.With two minutes to}.go in the extra stanza, Eagan tied it up again on a lone rush, which necessitated another ten minutes to decide a winner.George Langan was the star of the game registering the two winning counters.Both teams played a good game with O'Connell holding the edge of play.Frank McNally saved many a goal by his powerful checking and was effective all night.Griffin, Cleary, Blouin and Sheeran also helped in every way possible to bring another win to their Alma Mater.Big Ledoux wasn\u2019t as good as he usually is, but lets hope that he\u2019s just holding everything for the final game at the.Forum.For St.Gabriels, Casey, Ea- gan and their netminder were the stars and the boys took their defeat: well, + + + + + & + + + + + + 4 à HAWKS CLOSE TO ALL-STATES TEAM # Chicago Black Hawks, of + the National Hockey League, + can almost ice an all-United + States hockey team.They # have Taffy Abel, who hails + from Sault Ste.Marie, Mich.; Doc Rommes from White Bear, Minn,; Roger Jenkins, the pride of Appleby, Wis.; + Roy Goldsworthy from White + Bear, Minn.; and Louis Nap- # oleon Trudel, who despite his + Gallic name, is a product of # Salem, Mass.PCP TPP bPP OO b Eee .+ + + + + + 6 4 + + 4 0 6 6 + +| +4 dé dH0\u20140606O +.\u201cCHARLIE CHUCKS\" LIKELY WINNERS It is a strong possibility, in fact almost a certainty, that two of the most coveted indi- + vidual honors in the National & Hockey League will, by coin- & cidence, be won this year by + players prefaced by \u201cCharlie j® Chuck.\u201d + There seems to be no chance l® that any gonler will head :& Charlie \u201cChuck\u201d Gardiner, the | Chicago Black Hawk goalie 4% out of the Vezina trophy, nor + that any sniper will head Charlie \u201cChuck\u201d Conacher, the heavy-shooting Toronto Leaf right wing, out of the scoring honors for the season.That's a real coincidence\u2014 one Charlie \u201cChuck\u2019\u2019 the champion at keeping them out, the other Charlie \u201cChuck\u201d the champion at putting \u2019em in.If Conacher wins, a further remarkable feature of his victory will be that he missed five full games during the season, being absent with arm injuries and attacks of boils respectively.+ le * lo + | + + + + + + + + + + + 6 \u20ac + 4 6 + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +; + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 4 4 + 4 4 6 \u20ac + PORTS 2222 O1° AL, 222.ORTES 222 0 R020 R007 LL did ddd Ad AAA MA MMA A k, The craze for miniatures has hit even the sports world and in one branch of sport it has reached a new high during the past year.In 1933 over twenty million bats, or as the table-tennis fan calls them, paddles, were sold on the North American continent.That makes approximately one for every six inhabitants.College boys in fraternity houses and gymnasiums, taxi-drivers in Broadway pool parlors, families in \u2018the cellar behind the furnace, all are playing table-tennis.It has almost become a major sport.It has an association, a national championship with a broadcast of the final rounds and a magazine of its own.It is a \"typical example of popularizing a pastime and over-organizing it.The game was originated by a + .London sports dealer named Hamley.| Parker Brothers, of Salem, Mass, bought the American copyright to the \u2018name, and over a long period of years have spent considerable sums in | promoting it.But there are outlaw | firms making outlaw equipment and the right is on.It is a bitter one, | ana families are divided, the best of friends are not speaking to each other.Each side plays exactly the same + | game, under exactly the same rules.{If you play Ping-Pong (Reg.by Par- | ker Brothers, in U.S.Patent Office) | you must use a Parker Table, serve | with a Parker paddle, and play with a Parker ball.If you don't do this, then 4 you are not playing Ping-Pong, but table tennis.Bill Tilden and Ellie Vines are adepts at the game.Fred $20.00 to $40.00 MODERN UP-TO-DATE APARTMENTS 6 Rooms 3, 4, 5, Frigidaire, Janitor Service, Hot Water Year Round, Taxes Paid.Re-modeled, Re-decorated\u2014Personal Supervision\u2014Every Convenience, Furnished or Unfurnished \u2014 Tram Lines at Door Park Court, St.Vateur & Park Park Hill, Park West, 5980 Park Ave.5986 Park Ave.Park Side, Pasadena, 6010 Park Ave, 6028 Park Ave.W.Duquette ~~ L.H.Ouimet 6024 Park Avenue DOllard 0519 Any Part Of 5000 SQ.FEET » TO RENT Saitable For Manufacturing, Offices or Storage.FIREPROOF BUILDING ON SHERBROOKE ST.W.\u201cMr.ALCORN, 5384 Sherbrooke St.W.DE.3511- 4 THE EXAMINER-COURIER, FRIDAY, MARCH 2 3 Goals \u2018In teur Left-Winger That's the Unusual Record of Jack Shill, Crack Ama- Toronto Maple Leafs * 26 Seconds Who Has Joined Marlboros.In a game with Su British Consols of the Mercanti He is a fast skater, quiet-spoke Jack This 21 vear old Toronto product played his first Hockey with Maitland Juveniles.He also played with the Junior O.H.A,, dbury he scored three goals in 26 seconds for the Marlboros.This year he has performed with le League and Toronto Seniors.n and can stir up a crowd.He weighs 187 pounds, and is popular with his team-mates.Perry captured the world tabe-tennis championship in Budapest in 1929.The 1932 Championship at the Waldorf-Astoria attracted several thousand spectators.Every contest FLATS TO LET NOTRE DAME'DE GRACE, 5516- Upper six rooms, modern fireplace, tiled bathroom, shower, frigidaire, sun porch, garage, opposite schools.ELwood 6970.A-66 EARNSCLIFFE, 4424 \u2014 Modern six room duplex, warm and bright, fireplace, convenient to cars, heating, fri- [gidaire optional.ELwood 2262, A-65 PARK AVE, 5002\u2014Corner St.Joseph Blva., 7 bright, airy rooms, all separate.Heated and hot water all year.Havdwood floors, linoleum, very comfortable.Rent reduced Apply DO.8708, 5000 Park Avenue.A-6} MELROSE Avenue, 2220\u2014Upper and lower 6 rooms, \u2018bathrooms, furnaces.Phone DExter 6750 or John 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monthly.{DINETTE breakfast set, walnut, six \" |CRescent 3500.was properly umpired.The Parker Cup was high on a platform at one | end of the room.Ping-Pong is now {big business and likely to become more so.to CRescent 4112 conditions, will for an indeterminate and Exchange\u201d ads FREE OF CHARGE.It reserves the right to use its discretion in their selection.Mail them, with name, address and phone number, to Examiner-Courier, 5736 Park Avenue.ROOMS TO LET ONE single or one double bedroom or both in comfortable self-contain- ed house.Kitchen privileges or breakfast.Exceptional opportunity.Middle Notre Dame de Grace.Tel.FI.me.WIDOW has room to rent suitable for one or two.Meals if desired or kitchen privileges.DE.3787.J-909 TWO large bright rooms, double or single, with or without board.Would take in convalescent patient, nursing experience, DE.4118.J-926 ROOM AND BOARD ACCOMMODATION for 1, 20r 3 gentlemen.Country and city environment; golf, tennis, etc.On No.66 carline.Small adult family.Terms most moderate.EL.6098.J-93 LARGE double rooms, suitable for two, use of piano and radio, adult family, refined people.ELwood 9755.OUTREMONT \u2014 Attractive room.Breakfast and evening dinner.Priv- +++++++++4+4 444444446040 ô 6 sense.\u201d CALL \u2014 PHONE EXAMINER-COURIER CLASSIF MAIN OFFICE FREE\u2014 \u201cBARTER AND EXCHANGE\" The Examiner-Courier, anxious as always to do its part in improving ++ +46 6 6 0006064 MANTHA BREAKS THE OTHER FOOT Two sessons, two broken feet, in the unique and unfortunate record of George Man- tha, left-wing of Canadiens.Lost year in a late game, Mantha broke his right foot.When Canadiens played Amer- icons recently in the first of à \u201cerucisl series\u201d Mantha fell while making u torrid lone rush on the American goal and snapped a bone in his left foot.Mantha = hds suffered a broken hand and a split collarbone in his other hockey .misadventures.Oddly, when he once collided with the rugged heavyweight \u201cBabe\u201d Siebert, now of Boston Bruins, Man- tha a lightweight, escaped without any injury, while Siebert wrenched a knee so severely .that he was out for the balance of that season.+ + + + + + à à 6 6 + à + The Woodstock Sentinel-Review objects to the expression \u2018\u2018arrant nonsense\u201d on the ground that \u201carrant\u201d or \u2018errant\u2019 signifies wandering or vagrant, 2s in \u2018knight errant,\u2019 \u2018an errant knave*, ete.\u201d The criticism would be warranted of words always retained only their original meaning, but \u2018\u2018arrant\u201d has, in the course of time, gained an additional significance and is well established in the language as an intensive, meaning \u201cthorough\u201d or \u201cdownright.\u201d \u201cArrant non-sense\u201d is an old expression.The Oxford English Dictionary quotes from Rich ardson\u2019s \u201cGrandison\u201d (1718): \u201cI am\u2019 afraid I have written arrant non- brunette .without touching her hair .'.(It's all in the lighting).ED ADS.5736 Park 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