The Montreal Star from Montreal, Quebec, Canada • 16

"Jr TV 1 Him: 1 si 'A Vl -Hs- 1 lii 1 1 -V'ff TMF MONTREAL DAILY STAR MONDAY AHMrl 11 1949 Iff -vs re yL' T1' "if Yiri-ir rt-1 1 ifoT1" 1 niiafciirAA'n' i-nfianiM jatsuif niinn imi oftarir 'fr Guggenheim Award Winners Chase Osborn Critically HI RECENT TEST PROVED this simply great to relieve 'PERIODIC COMPLAINTS St Lambert Leftion To Meet Tomorrow St Idtmherf hranrh Canadian NETW MP'IHI India Arnl 11 region will hold it annual meet- fAPi A Government spokesman Ing a 8 nt tomorrow in the today said India has pmiexied to Mannu- Hall Lome and Elm' Ihe Netherlands the alleged lv- avenues Si Jjiniherl when the-Ing of three Indian naiionnla by new hranrh officers will he Dutch paralroopers nn Sumatra stalled hy Neish pmvin-The spokesman said the Indians cial president assisted hv Woolley managing secret nry were shot after nai an nepers "i fiTnrre SirLhrrl lo Writ Hi Adopted Douplifer with uncomfortabli fullness flu chip DRO MC hnnnrury president of the hranrh will pmsenl the past nesident's medal to Withers dC PDULAN Ga April II -I AP Chnxe Oxhnjn elderly former Governor of Michigan who rose from sickbed Saturday to miirry lii Canadian-born adopted daugh- 'e remained In critical condition tndHr I His doctor 3 Crumley said lyexii'rday I he RH-year-olrt friend of jnine Staten presidents was iiiear death A few horn's later however he reported Ofilxirn had re they were Indians "From the facts reported to it Ihe Indian were victim of he added The apokesmnn said two of the three were hint'd outside their homes after troops sacked lie houses removing valuables On the following day he added the third Indian wn shot when he returned to Ihe house where he lived with his Indonesian wile India had "taken a verv serious view Ttf-the incidents" which oc-rured last Dec and 31 Arp rm fmnhWI ir HwtrwM rf Cnmuhi fntirtHiniil monthly (hm ihn mikr vmi eiffrr nmw tnImi rranky wwk at wirh limn1 T'tonrtnfrjrlytlni Ihnbham'a Vcgtf Wp imiwufid rrtatv mm4i ympfmm1 In mmi If pnivMl hlfnl to wnmen trouliM thm may t'ou mue it In wmracif lo fry it Pmkhmn(afVmiioiiiid bvlml kkmwR a utPriM Mwiiilivo If Km i amrihinf ffavl rm wm of awnan'a aumt umpor-tunt titna For am 70 VMn Ihomwnrtn of girl him! vmimi Iwv reporU'ii ImiHiI Jimi if Jhf40riial WATCHiRtPAIRS -ANWork Cutmtcfa tutr wiw (in jpnn (no don't roport csrplletit nwilia Varth trying! NfiTKi fir ton mmf pwfrr IVIIU PI Ml HOT 14111 MStoilfcaaMril Iron iiinde Mouther nf hi amazing rnl Pink ham's VEGETABLE COMPOUND TSTSlfc 1 1 Iniiiil! liisalaa lllll'uinlmu -eu Ihmpivl made a iiiuhcuIoii i Hitt hr Kafth Ilr Karl Bearh Hr Morton Bloomfield Dr Beach a McGill professor and Dr Bloomfield a McGill graduate now teaching in the United States have heen picked as Guggenheim Memorial Foundation xcholaik This will enable them to rarry out advanced studies in Iheir respective fields for one year PREMIEREUREKA-BETC' re-i sMiinie lo a liliMid plaoina Lranslu-xion and a pluroKr injei't inn Bui lie tilled Outturn alill in in giavr 'mill lim "Mifhip--! (hand Old Man" ntuiH'd i i- Vt-yinr-nM adnpied dinighter Mi-llanma Satiudnr in hi (imirKia retreat Poke" Mr Okhnrn native id: Hamilton Onl mi id the Hdoptinn was dtxanlvrrf ahnrlly hpfnre the fur senllmentfl leanons Mr I'linnley Mttd 0horn suffered a iH'nit attack shortly after lh tt-nddinu i Since her adoption in Mr Tito McGill Men Enabled To Do Specialized Research Osborn has been ihe rusRcri former' -rn r'CVFxN rnflding hhr of whom Iplimfion nf hiRhr muthtniA)' to ijMp'jhhrHn (ifn'Rrnor'R rorvlini 1 prnfaror nn pnhlinjk 'nnomir Dr Rrh (iiminninna nursr and hinemphrr nthr Mrfiill gnidiiM hv? toon plan fo i-Ni-ry on hip odvanrH I hrv hnvp writlfn ivpral hooks M-lortod CriiKSPnhaini Mamorml ixturiy prnnt nt rho of 0Sri I Foundation JtrnnlarA whirh mllChirngo Kfartng in Swtnnihnr cjahorn niiilt two grnt fortune' permit fham lo rarry mil apanal- Hr has applied for a iravr-of-frorn timhrr and iron or irad raMorrh and study projrrt lahsrnrr from tho unix'arhitv niaff ilr rosr from a Job cabin In for a prriort of nn year hnlri desreoa from both riwntingdon (nunty Indiana inha Thr Mrliill profawtor lit Dr Karlilumns and Harvard Univaraiiira lifcMhrHn Th" "her Canadian in ohtalt 11 endow Rnmun-iit ff 'Guggenheim awarda aw: Dr Ilieortore Roosevelt as the Bull 1940 lie served for a time as nueilet m-nfeswir nf nhr Moose candidate for President in director of Ihe School of rhenusirv at Laval UnRw- 1912 merce and is now rhairmnn of the meVt MacGregor Daw-' Rnrial ipipnna ifrnnri in Inn rumi lv social science group in Ihe facuity son professor nf pohliral science Univcrsiiv of Toronto Dt Ial-colm Mnrkensic Ross associate Pro Musica Gives Uiuisiinl Concert of aria and science The McGill graduate is Dr Morton Wilfred Bloomfield a McGill gold medallist who is now pm-fessor of English at Ohio Stale University Columbus Ohio He professor nt English Univcrsiiv nf Ti oriintn and Dr Kenneth Meyer Sellon professor of European history and head of ihe department University of Manitoba To end its first season the Pro Musica Society gave its memhers at the RiU-Carllun Hotel on Sun-! duct research in Europe for a hook day afternoon a program nf 0n the intellectual background and Chamber music with a human voice that nf the French baritone Martial Singhcr a principal In cnnlenl of Ihe 14th century English poem "Piers I)r Bloomfield who is the eld- sirumenl He was lt-ird in two eat son of Air and Mrs Samuel cycles of songs hy Fa ure and Bloom field Chnmedy street Ravel In Ihe understanding snriigained a BA degree at McGill in interpretation nf which he it s'liKM with first class honors in lending expert English and the Shakespeare gold Fnui'P's "l-a Bonne Chanson" I mortal He nlrtained an MA ihe selling of nine shtut poem year and a Mnyxe Irav-Verlaine hns no xlorv and deals -oiling scholarship He has taught with various expressions of anmi-i-lt the Universities of Visronsln lately happy Ime and miglil and Akron Ohio He served dur-Iherefnre easily become ninnntnn- the intr war with Ihe US nii In the version with only pisnn A intelligence and was in go with the voice this mihl jxnried Ihe US Brnnse Star in happen hm in lh setting pnno and string quartet which: a specialist in the field of sta-whi giien peiliaps for the lir-t dsn- and econnmenlnca the ap-lime here on Slinriav Faure hs in llio non II (I II 11 IIUII lill i ffere't 0 cor that total you averywfiara for fan money ski Ilf nl Iv used hi instruments give shade nf mfanini! and cnlniii (1 to each of the nine songs The lOTYPr I ICIIirOS string plavers were the Juilliard String Quartet Messrs Mann SjS SmTPIIV Kmf IMIyer and Winoigrad whn with Paul Ulanmvky at the landscape a i 1 and piano gaie Mr Smgher exactly fin-r painting in oil and water Ihe right support Ravel's "Chanson Madecasse" mlnur and in pastel were represented in ihe private exhibition oft her work hy Miss France 1 are one of his strange and inter- a Don't wnrr ahont had road ever mud ia a rnad when von onve an Oxford The new Morn Oxford with it torxion her independent front wheel prinam( flnata nrer hitnvM and polhnlea and it hea hither (round rleeranre ton! a Five people ran rida anmfnrtahix heranve they ara suapandari halwran the axle a The Ml-xlaat Monn-(UMtnirtinn hndv with improved waifth dixtrihiition aclinllv inrrraei atxhiiitv drlt (raatrr rnmforl Its extra atrcnAth allords added prntrrtioai alt (ivaa vim hiih an(ina power at low an(ina aprrda Ihita araalar rronomy lonaar lifa alt faatnraa lha Ixrkhcad hydraulic hrakin( aystam na all four ailirrU! a You aava monry avery mile you travel in an Oxford esting experittiitls There are three Sweeny There were landacapea in of them in 'which Ihe aecompsni- oils hut the water colours were ment sometimes very slight and the mote successful of pleasant hardly significant is played hy places aome In Canada a few in Scotland and one very happy one piano violoncello and flute Ihe fast plnyed on Sunday hy Ilerve of a cornfield in Devonshire The chief portrait was an impressive Haillargeon The first of the three has a strange resemblance to rhurch plain song The aocond an one In pastel of the late Bishop Best of all Sweeny nf Toronto For Security and Convenience expression nf a patriot nf Mads- however were the water colours of gasenr is robust and barbaric the flowers of sit kinds Broadly and' freely painted with richness of colour and finely decorative arrangements these make the most Inst one is mine gentle and tuneful with slightly more effective pari fur the flute and violoncello See the Oxford today at They are altogether a st rnnge sort I of the pictorial value of the flowers of music hui Mr Singhcr sang and are both true to fact and very them with ronvlrilon decorative II Between Ihe cycles Ihe Juillisrd I DEPFITUU 74S1 St Hubart St MORIN 6 RUSSELL 2210 St I staph St Lachina players were heard in a (pisnel 1 fIilSll Moznrl in flnl wiiioh showed VsOIlt III I OIIIJJIII SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES $5 PER ANNUM LONCUEUIL AUTOMOBILES LTD 261 St ChaHei St Longueuil CAR-MAC SERVICES LTD Laballa Blxd St Rota Larger sizes up to $40 PHONE FI 6339 off then fine qualify 11 The ii--i mniemenl wnj taken III Lnnhsli jTIiisic little faslei than UMinl hut Ihe whole prrfnniinni'r hitd a ligln- The rental "A Serenade nf Eng-iic- and hapiiiie wlm unu'il lish Musir" hv Miss Phillis Ursik siiiclv lia plca-cd Mnail TIicm- iliix etening a S'ki will he guen p'axcrx aif- -n well niot-'ed In! 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