The Westmount examiner, 6 janvier 1939, vendredi 6 janvier 1939

[" ps a a 27277778 LA A tol ANITA LOUISE: Rolled plate case, 13 jewels .OHMAN°S EXPERT WATCH REPAIRS 1216 Greens Ave.BEAUTIFY YOUR HARDWOOD FLOORS HAVE THEM REFINISHED BY A.Ross Grafton & Co.4263 St.Catherine St., Westmount Free Estimates WE.2323 he Westmount Examiner Ed *; WE.4046 DRE VOL.X., No.1 PA CIVIC NOMINATIC INS CLOSE 0 MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION 10 HOLD ANNUAL MEETING IN VICTORIA HALL TUESDAY Open to Public \u2014 Officers for Ensuing Year Will be Named to Board \u2014 Brock Thompson Has Announced His Retirement \u2014 Session Scheduled to.Take Place Early in December Was Postponed The annual general meeting of the Westmount Municipal Association, open to the public, will be held in Victoria Hall on Tuesday evening when the election of officers: for the ensuing year will take place and reports regarding the activities of the past term presented.The officers to be named to the board include the president, vice- president, secretary-treasurer, and executive committee.Appointment of an auditor will also be made.After serving two terms as president of the association Brock Thompson has turned in his resignation which will be officially accepted at the meeting.His is the STREET MISHAPS DURING WEEK LOW IN NUMBER only retirement so far announced.All residents of Westmount are invited to be present at the annual assemblage which will probably be held in Salon \u201cA\u201d on the lower floor of the hall.If space in the salon proves insufficient the meeting will be held in the main hall.Originally to be held early in December the meeting was postponed until next Tuesday, due largely to the retirement of Mayor Council Holds Final Session | Unless Monday's nominations necessitate an election the present Westmount City Council held its final meeting in the City Hall on Tuesday night, when considerable routine matters were attended to.Announcement was made that two more traffic signs will be erected in the city.A \u201cslow\u201d sign will be plaçed on The Boulevard at the southwest intersection of Lansdowne avenue and a \u201cstop\u201d sign to be erected on Thornhill avenue at the southwestern corner of the Argyle avenue intersection.The meeting was presided over by Acting Mayor C.K.Me- Leod and was attended by Alderman G.F.Currie, Douglas Lorimer and B.Panet-Raymond.NEW OFFICERS ARE ELECTED BY STAMP CLUB Westmount Group Held Annual Meeting in Athletic Grounds Building \u2014_ WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1939 Serving The City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis HERE'S WHAT HAPPENED WHEN CUTE COUPE BASHED BIG BUS - This bus rolled over four times into a gasoline station, broke off three gasoline pumps and landed upside-down after being struck by a coupe near Glenview, Ill.Two were killed and eight injured.Model Plane Club Members Visit Aircraft Factory Thirty members of the Model Airplane Club of the Westmount Y.M.C.A., under the leadership of Ted Swift, made an educational trip through the airplane manufacturing division of Canadian making.One of the first model airplane groups to be formed on the Island of Montreal held meet- in, at the local branch nearly ten years ago.The club was first formed as an independent body, later joining the Model Aircraft COUNCIL WILL PLAN VISIT OF KING, QUEEN Will be One of First Matters LEE LIMMUSASIIASIUIIIISS INA I SSII SIN AIS ISO 1 PL POL 0%, TR PRICE :\u2014TWO CENTS RETURNING OFFICER MUST REGEIVE PAPERS BY 2 P.M.ELECTIONS NOT EXPECTED All Nomination Formalities Completed Yesterday by Candidates So Far in Running \u2014 Election Date Set For January 16 \u2014 No Civic Election Has Been Held Here for Eight Years Nomination of candidates for municipal mayoralty and aldermanie seals will be held in the City Hall on Monday afternoon from 12 to two o'clock.All papers must be in the hands of City Secretary- Treasurer Avthur I.Bell, the returning officer, by 2 p.m.By mid-afternoon yesterday entered the running had completed nomination formalities, Walter Alfred Merrill, K.C,, mayor ail candidates who have thus far They are ally candidate; the following aldermen who are secking re-election, Douglas Lorimer, seat one, William Bridges Scott, scat two, C.Kirkland McLeod, seat three, B.Panet Raymond, municipal elections this year for the first time ns nidermanie candidate to seat four.The nomination will also be held on Monday for trusteeship of the Westmount Public Library.If an election is necessitnted\u2014if so it will be the first in cight years\u2014it will be held on January 16.However, the general opinion is seat five, and Irving Putman Rexford, who has entered the Qf erm tm mm re re me norte rane OPEN HOUSE AT LOCAL YALA WELL ATTENDES John Jenkins, re leon ni u _ The meeting takes on added Vickers on Tuesday morning.League of Canada.It played 8 To Come Before Atten- that all eandidates would be elect- ne ied > ; w Ss a sth| The model plane club meets |prominent part in the first .ed by acclimation.Those so far _ 3 .: significance this year as it falls estmount Stamp Club, wit ov Fri i \u2018clock ini j i tion of New Bod y \u2014 / > Police Investigated Less 5 ÿ oo 4 : he W every Friday evening at 8 o\u2019clock Dominion-wide model airplane y known to be in the running have 0 2 0 { Ve directly on the heels of civic headquarters in the Westmount|and is one of the most active of|meeting held some years ago at ver 20 Parent and i Accidents Than For Any Recent 7-Day Period The Westmount Police Department, besides having an unusually peaceful New Year's Eve this vear, have had to investigate less accidents during the past week \u2018wan for.any.recent seven-day nomination day on Monday.OFFICERS OF CHURCH GROUP Athletic Grounds, recently held its annual meeting when the following officers were elected for the ensuing year.R.J.Sutherland.President; Messrs.T.Kearney and J.D.Williamson, Vice Presidents; L.Flood, Secretary-Treasurer.The executive is cooperating with the other committees to make this the kigzest.and_best.yeur in the clubs the units at the local \u2018\u201cY\u201d branch.It got into full swing during the summer and its members advanced rapidly in the art of model making.The first planes built were those of the glider type depending on gravity for their motive force.Later, the boys were shown how to construct planes equipped with -elastic .- motors -and\u2014teday hem Ottawa, Four of its members constructed what is believed to be the first successful glider in Eastern Canada and later went in for the building of full size, home-con- structed airplanes.Some of its early members are today activly engaged in aviation, the most One of the first matters to come before the attention of the new City Council will, in all probability, be the formation of arrangements for the expecled visit of the King and Queen, here on May 16.The present aldermanic body communicated with the Secretary of State two weeks ago citing the wide support of many leading citizens and the possibility of their being opposed is believed to be slight.Listings of nominutors of the mayoralty and three aldermanic candidates, all that were available yesterday afternoon, are as follow: Irving Putnam Rexford; Nomin- Friends of Members Were Present at Annual Function marne Attended by over 200 parents and friends of the\u2019 members, the annual New Year's Day open house was held on Monday at the r .\u2014 .1d notable probably being Wilson Westmount's desire to arrange a ated by: Harold B.Stewart, Nor- period.: history.is a group specializing in gas|Hammond, a former resident of|gnla celebration for the visit of|man Rool, T.Ross Whitehead, D, Westmount Y.M.G.A.The accident book at the station ) The membership committee is| propelled models.This latter Notre Dame de Grace.the Royal Couple but so far no|Macpherson, Sydney Pierce, M.V.| The gathering wads lhe largest contains reports of but two or composed of Messrs.Foster, Bell, [division meets every Thursday} Hammond is presently with the [reply has been made.It is pointed Cordell, Edward C.Pratt, F.E.|in years, the executive secrotarf) \u2018 three mishaps occurring since last Munn and J.D.Williamson, while night.Royal Flying Corps in Egypl.At|out that due to the limited time | Scott, Geo, S.Currie, John B.Cud-|w \"1.Spearman, announce : Friday and in no case, were the persons involved even slightly injured, When an autpmobile driven by Henri Gelinas, 4 Oldfield avenue, apt.12, skidded at the intersection of St.Sulpice Road and Mount Pleasant avenue, at 10.05 o'clock Saturday night, it crashed into a lamp standard, causing damage to both the lamp and the car.Gelinas told police he was pro- Meeting is Held, by Auxiliary of Melville Presbyterian Church The Melville Presbyterian Church auxiliary of the Women\u2019s Missionary Society held its annual meeting for the election of officers recently when the following were named: Honorary presidents, Mrs.James the program committee consists of messrs R.J.Haldimand, G.Sheppard, Ian Warren and L.Flood.The Exhibition Committee composed of messrs.T.Kearney, R.H.M.Falls, J.Pickering, J.A.Year- wood, G.Sheppard, and M.Shul- man, are working on a large exhibition and postage stamps to be held in Victoria Hall March 2nd, 3rd, and 4th, Many thousand of stamps will be on display.À number of members have been connected with the club for some years now and are particularly well versed in the art of model Police Had the time of his enrolment with the R.C.A.F.he was one of the few Canadian boys residing here to be accepted into that body.Quiet Time Here On New Year\u2019s Eve The Westmount Police and Fire - pointed out, however, that police set forth in the itinerary of the Royal Couple they will he able to spend but a brief stay here.Provided it is fensible for them to pass through Westmount they vill be met at City limits by a police escort, and if time allows will be formally received by the mayor and aldermen.All public buildings will be suitably decorated and merchants will have displays in their store wind- Flags, of course, will fly in lip, A.O.Ponder H.R.Little.William Bridges Scolt; Nominated by: W.H.A.Olive, R.H, Macdonald, Gordon M.Pyke, Keith Leishman, Harold E.Walker, KE.C.Dean, W.J.Davidson, H.W.Nes- bitt, G.R.Hodgson, W.Earle Walker, Charles Paul, Jas.A.Robertson, Ivan Leger.Walter Alfred Morrill; Nominated by: John Jenkins, R.A.Nixon, Geo.Hogg, Ross Clarkson, P.W.MeLagan, Hy.Weinfield, J.H, La- feature of the event was rf cinl swimming and gyu demonstration urranged b Noble, director of physic cation at the branch.OF A model wirernft displuy the direction of R.Britton, Dl ag) dent of the Model Aircraft Loo of Montreal, was presented 3 aroused much interest, ' The boys of Westmount \u201cY 4 interested in mode) aircraft have\u201c ceeding from east to west on St.The Westmount Stamp Club .ows.F belle CF Cruteblow.Jncks Sulpice and turned his car into the Bennett, Mrs.W.S.Louson, Mrs.{holds meetings every Friday even-| Departments experienced their seldom experience any real trouble profusion from private dwellings.D dds Va.E = se G ox built what is believed to be the ; lamp standard to avoid striking |W.Orr Mulligan, Mrs.Owen Rede |ing at 7.30.These meetings are quietest New Year's Eve in a num-|in Westmount on New Year's Eve \u2014_\u2014 pa oil gs c \u201cont ee Buddot largest model airplane in eastern ; another machine that was going Campbell; president, Mrs.A.P.[open to the public, and all persons |ber of years on Saturday, it was and the almost complete lack of RABBI H STERN WILL Joe H and w a \u201c1 Robson, Canada, 14 fool wingspread, and south on Mount Pleasant.Bl \u2019 : resid M interested in philately are cordial-! reported at the station this week.it this year only meant a differ- .John H, » WW.Boy '| contemplate equipping it with ackburn; vice-presidents, Mrs.R.Brock Thomson.radio control in the near future, The club is .: : invi ., , ; -|ence of Il ber of ts.When it was sideswiped by a/Charies Johnson, Mrs.M.S,|!y invited to attend.TI Only persons arrested were a few|ence of a small number of arrests Boisdore Punot Raymond: No-| \"goon the near fut passing truck, a parked automo- - recordi tary Mi operated under the auspices of the |loiterers.-_\u2014 sinated by: F, G, Donaldson, M.À efreshments were provided by Li 8 nu :e Hodges; recording secretary, Miss parks and Playgrounds Depart- ire D .t Two Persons Are Us 4 mina ed by: tr.Donaldson, We A.ihe Jadies committee composed of : bile belonging to Mrs.G.Eadie, ; ' di : ; As far as the Fire Departmen Phelan, ¥.D.Knowles, Gerald A.: 425 Roslyn avenue, was slightly Gladys Scott; correspon mg SeC- ment of the City of Westmount.| oc concerned it didn\u2019t even have Hurt in Accident Barry , A.Walker Sh H.À arr J MeSweyn, pese Waller damaged.Mrs.Eadie\u2019s car was retary, Mrs.Richard Hemsley; i i mre J to respond to : false alarm, an Rabbi H.S.Stern of Temple Barnard, M.M.Walter.A.Chase wo Gilpen Mr Ph Dran x .i treasurer, Miss Agnes Stewart.JEWISH STUDIES ituati Year\u2019 5\u201c ; : \u2019 ¢ , , 8, Gilpen, Mrs, R.Drain, Mrs, parked on the north side of Sher- , 8 À ; At the Temple Emanu.El Col- unusual situation for New Year's Injured : a car .ident at Ven- Fmenu-El will atlend the Union |Casgrain, Paul A.Mclarlane,| J.B.Brodie, Mrs.W.H Spear- brooke street between Victoria and| Department secretaries: Li- 1 tne di a + Mon.Eve.The minor outbreak of false| ™ : oT ; of American Hebrew Congrega-|W, C.Bushell, J.Pembroke, A.|man and Mrs.J.P.Anglin, Prince Albert avenues at four |brary, Mrs.T.H.Henry; litera- ge o Jewish : dies next Mon: alarms three week\u2019s ago ceased dome and Notre Dame de Graces |tiong\u2019 meetings to be held in Cin- Lorne C.Gilday, I.Alex.Prud®- oT o'clock Saturday afternoon when it ture, Mrs.D.A.Grant; supply, gay ong: will review the pro- immediately upon publication in |avenue, Mrs.H.L.Blatter of 16] cinnati, January 15th-19th.Last homme, Basil Nares, 1.G.! was hit by the truck.She told |Mrs.W.E.Hudson, hcl vocative work by Jean-Charles the Westmount Examiner of a|Cornfall avenue, Mount Royal, was night he spoke hetore the Lion's Norman.APPRECIATION SHOWN > police the licence number of the ors, Miss EM Dou 2 ! i Harvey on French-Canadian life warning to the person or persons treated for nervous shock.Also in- Club on The Pro lem o hg ei - TT machine which they say is regist- ings, Miss M.McLeod, Conveners: = \u201d - responsible by Chief Walter .fugees.While in the United : y isiti i ssie Wilson; pro-| \u2014 Sackcloth for Banner\u201d (Les |?jui d in the same accident wa#| States he will address a number Annual Musicale ] ered in the name of G.Petrelle, Visiting, Miss Jessie ;P i-Civilisé Gaugh., ; ; gramme, Mrs.W.S.Louson; tea, Demi-Civilisés).I 4 At, Roger Thibault of 595 Victoria |of meetings.He plans to attend LL Only li t damage was caused Mrs.D.Grant Smith; nominating, The Hebrew class will meet as The situation here was in direct w t.wh tthe Jewish Congress sessions atj Westmount Women's Club will ! ; the left front mudguard of her car.Mr : A J.Thora; pianist Miss usual at 8.15 0 \u201ck.contrast to that existing in Mont.2venie, estmoun 1 vo wes 2 Toronto, on January 21-23rd, and hold its annual musicale next| Mrs 5.King, winner of th \u2018 Constable W.Mackett invest.Agnes Rutherford.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 real where the report of the night |the Homoeopathic hospital for in- on Sunday evening, January 29th, Friday at thrde o'clock in Vie- turkey Sra = the prize in phe gated.Mrs.A, P.Blackburn presided.RETURN HOME patrol division of the Detective juries to the face.| he is the guest preacher ai Em.|toria Hall.The event will be un-| Jimerick contest conducted in the \u201c During the election and installa-| Mrs.Olivier J.Gagnier.and her Bureau showed that 1,867 arrests| Mrs, Blatter was a assenger in|manuel Church (Montreal).der the convenership of Mrs.H.| Westmount Examiner has writen | tion of officers, the chair was|daughter Doreen.have returned|-\u2014 an unusually large number \u2014 Îthe car driven by her husband, on| On Friday evening, January Shoolbridge.Artists on the pro-|us the following letler: .The Week At taken by Mrs.C, A, Smart.The|from California, where they spent {had been made.New Year's Day, when the mach-|13th, during Rabbi Stern\u2019s ab-|gram will include Miss Sylvia Apt 1, 6 °° auxilisry was reported to have [two months with the latt:r's mo- No special reason for the un-jine and another car J! i» + by Tli-|sence, the pulpit will he occupied Kelsey, Miss Suzette Forges, 255 Melville Ave, Victoria Hall reached its allocation, and all de-|her, Mrs.J.A, de Voney, of |usually quiet night here was ad-|bault, was involved in a head on|by Rev.J.Lavell Smith, of West-| Herve Baillargeon.Harriet Pruts- Westmount, | partments showed progress.Toronto.\" [vanced at the station.It was collision.mount Park Ghurch.man will he at the piano.Mr.H.Mount.nn Westmount Fxuminer Today: Notre Dame de Grace pour ive an ; Women\u2019s Club.( d id f M l d Ald S wish to thank you for your Tomorrow: Mary Beetles School an l ates or ayora ty an ermanic eats letter informing me that 1 was of Dancing.x * * + ___# fp ; + the winner of the Limerick Con- Monday: A * ç * * x FAI | - : TTT TT Nest, L'anust confess I got a big F.and A M Be ode So- | SEAT ONE Po SEAT TWO | | SEAT THREE ; | SEAT FOUR | SEAT FIVE surprise when T read in the paper ciety Committee meeting.* ** * * * km TOO Kk mmm mT Tm =k hat Thad won the Lurkey.Tuesday: Erskine and American Church Women\u2019s Missionary Society; Westmount Municipal As- socigtion annual general meeting: Connaught Lodge, Wednesday: Westmount Rotary Club luncheon meeting; Victorian Order of Nurses; Wednesday 9 o'clock; Westmount Chapter Order of the Eastern Star.Friday: Ball in aid of Russian | refugees sponsored by the\u2018 West- mount Women's Club.RETURN HOME Mr.and Mrs, Frank Simpson Dave returned home from Quebec City, where they were the guests of the latter's parents, Mr.and irs, Guy Simpson.\u2014 tent VISITING LAURENTIANS Mrs.C.Wilson Spafford, with \u201cer son Elliot, is spending a week at St.Sauveur.| \u2014\u2014 W.A.MERRILL, K.C.Livissinisodl ALD.W.B.SCOTT McLEOD ALD.C.K.ALD.B.PANET RAYMOND ry smn On account, of the Christinas rush of mail, your letter was de- layed several days, so we had the turkey for New Year's instead of Christmas, Thal ix the reason 1 have not acknowledged it sooner.However I do thank you, and would like to take this opportu- trity of letting vou know how much we enjoy vour weekly paper, The Westmount Examiner, Wishing you and all your staff a very happy and prosperous New Year.With many remain thanks, I beg tr land Ce men mr Yours truly, MRS, G.KING.RETURNED MONDAY Mr, and Mrs.Archie ¥.Baillie their family, returned home isn Monday from Knowlton, Que., | where they spent the New Year's weekend.>?.te ae 80 bit HARE» > Westmount Examiner + Published Every Friday Morning Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canudu\u2019's Metropolis THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAlnut 2778¢ \u201cThe Examiner\u201d mewspaper fer the home, \u2014 alms to be an independent, clean deveten to public aervire.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JAHUARY 6, 1939 even if they do look different from their youth.Their health and wealth are not lessened just because their hair is gone.Their ment to romance, but obstacles are only something to be overcome.If the worst comes to the worst they can always get a vicarious pleasure from the front row of a burlesque.All this worry about becoming bald- headed is stuff and nonsense.any of the great men of the past have been devoid of hair on the top of their domes, and many of \u2018the IN DEFENSE OF BALDNESS When Deputy-Mayor Henry H.Curran, of New York, was asked to lend his aid to a \u201cdrive on baldness,\u201d instead of acceding to the request, he launched into a defense of bald-headed men, though he still has some hair left on his own thatch.He pictured those lacking Pair on their pates as intelligent, kindly, tolerant, and good-natured, and regretted any effort to bring these individuals into opprobrium.And is there not a good deal of sense to what Mr.Curran says?After all, of what earthly use is a good head of hair?In times when men did not have comfortable heatigear, through the chinks of log houses, it might have served some purpose in keeping the scalp warm.Now or when the winds whistled Ît is not an essential.A bald-headed man does not need to worry each morning trying to get the tats out of his hair, or to continue worrying through the day to keep it in place.He does not need to fear dandruff.It has already done its worst for him.And it is much easier to wash a bald head than it is to lave one which has a good stand of hair.He does not have to sit for long periods in a chair listening to some barber trying to talk to him about something in which he is not the least interested.A few snips around he ears and the job is done.A bald-headed man can afford to be urbane.His worries are past, insofar as his hair is concerned.Imagine his contented and resigned frame of mind compared with some young man who looks in the mirror each evening, and again each morning, to see how many hairs he has lost through the day, or through Men whose hairline is receding from their brows get no peace until it is all the night.gone.Only then can they relax.And what is all their worry about?It only hastens the departure of their locks.When great men of the future will have shiny pates.The idea of a \u201cdrive\u201d against baldness is ridiculous.If the men concerned do not rhind, if is no business of anyone else.Let them be' THE NEW C.N.R.TERMINAL Montreal residents generaly, except those with an axe to grind, will welcome the announcement from Ottawa to the effect that to be proceeded with.The terminal, it is true, will cost twelve million or more, but against that must be placed reduced cost of terminal activity, and the greatly increased value of property both along the lakeshore ard the south shore which is sure to follow modern, fast rail service.It is probable that increase in property value on the south side of the St.Lawrence alone will total three or four times the cost of the terminal.When we consider the railway position in Canada\u2014what we often call the railway \u201c'problem\u2019\u2014we frequently forget that if it weren't for the railways property now valued at billions would shrink to little or nothing.And the C.N.R.badly needs new terminal facilities here.As a matter of fact, under present conditions, if the railway wishes to move a freight or passenger car from its Bonaventure station to its Moreau station, it is necessary to move it well over one hundred miles, via.Hawkesbury, St.Jerome, St.Jacques.Joliette, Assomption, St.Paul L'Hermite, Bout de L'Ile, and Maison- neuve.THANKS TO MR.HITLER We Canadian democrats owe some thanks to Handsome Adolph, even though we don\u2019t tike him; for he has at least shown us, with German thoroughness, exactly what the alternative to democracy is.He has, in fact, made an even better job of the demonstration than the Russians.the C.N.R.Terminal on Dorchester street is: the hair is gone they are still the same men, | i ! brains are as keen as ever.Some bald-headed men might find their condit'\u2019on is an impedi- IF YOU'VE HEARD THIS ONE First Things First Hidden Tit The Examiner's les Contest The Westmount Examiner's Hidden Titles Contest is run with the kind co-operation of Mr.Godel, manager of the Westmount Theatre.Each week twelve passes are given to the s following requirements:\u2014 Simply tind the two \u2018\u2019ads.\u2019\u2019 in Examiner in which the names of the ix lucky winners who comply with the the current issue of The Westmount two feature pictures being shown at \u201cHurry\u2014You know we are din- the Westmount Theatre during the first half of the coming week are ing with the MacTavishes this evening.\u201d \u201cAll right.Let's \u20ac be on our way.\u201d She's Wept Barrels of Tears Tommy (looking out of the window): \u201cOh, Mummy, a motorcar just went by as big as a barn!\u201d Mother: \u201cTommy, why do you exaggerate so terribly?I've told you forty million times about that habit of yours, and it doesn\u2019t do a Lit of good!\u201d Better Plan Persistent Borrower: \u201cSir, I've been to the hank and won't ask you for money.They're fixed up a note and I'll get it from them just as soon as you sign the note!\u201d MacTavish: \u201cAh, I'll tell you what I'll do! You get the bank to sign the note and I'll lend you the money myself!\u201d\u2014Montreal Star.Bovine Connoisseurs A city girl spending some time in the country, spoke to the farmer about the troubled way in which the cattle regarded her.\u201cWell,\u201d said the farmer, must be on account of that red dress you are wearing.\u201d \u201cDear me?! Of course 1 know it\u2019s terribly out of style; but I had no idea a cow would notice it.\"\u2014 Edinburgh Dispatch.\u201cie A BIT OUT Golf beginner to caddie\u2014T say, why couldn\u2019t that fellow get his ball into the hole?Caddie\u2014He was stymied, sir.Beginner\u2014He was what?Caddie\u2014He was stymied, sir.Beginner\u2014Oh, was he?1 thought he looked rathed funny at lunch.\u2018he Westmount Examiner WAlnut 2773 CLASSIFIED ADS FURNISHED FLAT WANTED CAREFUL missionary family i\" til May or longer.Flat or house, 3 9 bedrooms, Low rent essential.WI.1810 before 6.30 p.m.v- FOR SALE EL RADIO, electric washing Ppohine: Beauty, $19.95, guaranteed.L.7379.- NEW LEATHER jacket, «ize 318: Fists ski sult, age 13, cheap.EI.338.V-12 CONVERTIBLE high chair; Lloyd's go-cart; C.C.M.skates and boots, size T, perfect condition.WA.3534 C-180 EXCEPTIONALLY fine Bokara scatter rug 4 10\" by 3 6\", like new, sell at sacrifice.DE.1298, u-181 LADYS WHITE faney vkates C.C.M.Winter Club blades, worn only twice, size 4%, pald $16.00, sell for $13.00.WE, 5959, C-132 Crossword | Puzzle M SITUATIONS MANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE HUving in Wosthount will mind PARK GRISY overcoat, size 38, $5.00.COMBINATION gus and coal stove, FUR JACKET.Arabian caracul afternoons ,dr evenings.Alsu| El.9436.C-174|1n good condition, would buy small| (black), $5.00; also ski boots, size 8, Pana knitting.Apply DIE.4882, TUXEDO, size 36; ski boots with gas stove.DU.0462.C-41| $1.35.DE.6320, - C-o8 ha 84 0 VS lellps, sine 6; Bee-Bes gun, reasonable.GENTLEMAN'S overcoat, 36-35, also| SKITS 6 feet, good condition.EL.PARTMENTS TO LET DE.0624.- C-176 [hall runner.WI.3655.C-43 1544, Cus SEK ARMS APARTMENTS, yUDSON SEAL cont, box style, slze| BOY'S TUBE SKATES and boots, The Laurentian tatalogne Ski q brooke Street West \u2014 Newly 1g\" Kolinsky trimmed, good condition, [size 13, perfect condition, §1.50.WA, leit\u201d, original, typical canadian, salted apartment, 5 large rooms, s45.00.DE.8246, C-177 4627, C-45 Unique in design and weave, for sale Brio elevator.Avallable Imme- | = = at the Studios of \u201cles Rouets qui tely.Can be seen anytime, Apply Tn moth tomo sus LADY'S squirrel cont.size 16 {wolChantent\" 251, Sherbrooke Street itor, DE, 4724 or D.W.Ogilvie & at Ave, Ville St Pos RAR men's business suits and une tuxedo, Iiast, Telephone 11A.6009.C88 HA.8301, V1 = : = \u2014 pause 35: FL, 5806 US| FOR JACKET, Binck seal, also three ZW ISTMOUNT PARK APTS, 4600 8t, HUDSON SEAL COAT.size 36-38, RABP BLEIGH, Wood, like Haw.dresses.size 20, one absolutely new, JPatherine West, close to Westmount [also two pair of new skis, skl boots, $6.00; rocking horse, $1.00; canvas reasonable.WA.2003, # C-91 school, 5 and 6 rooms, fireproof build- [ize 1, all in perfect condition.WA.carriage $1.50; men's shoe skates, - = ing, very reasonable rent.D.W.Ogil.S741.C-38 size 11, $2.00; extension gate ioc.RACCOON (COAT, mans _Rbout 87, vie and Co, Inc., 1010 St.Catherine MOVING PICTURE, brand new Bo-| WA.4007, C4» $35.00: man's otter cap.7144, $10.00.St West HA.K30l__________V-lliox, two machines in one, 9-5 MM|SEAL COAT, size 16, $35.00, good HA: S348 Tvenink.UL.013.= C0) WESTMOUNT VIEW APARTMENTS [and 16 MM films.Real value $148.00, condition.4381 Harvard.C-30 SX Alu.32.00, cost 3.00: 2066 Claremont between Sherbrooke [our bargain price $65.00.Also one|TWo PAIR SKIS men's 6 feet 5 double bed complete, $15,00; Beach and Western \u2014 4 and 5 rooms, 3m-|33 MM machine, perfect order, $36.00, Inches.women's 6 foot 4 inches, enamel gas stove, $25.00.DE.1784.mediate occupancy.Apply Supt, KL.|}R.5913.C-39 [1enther jacket, size 36, harness, ski \u20ac-100 0828 or D.W.Ogllvie nnd Co, Ines AT PEWRITER.Roy poles.WI, 6307 \u2019 es] ANTIQUE CHAIRS.chests, desks, 1010 St, Catherine St.West, HA, 6201.EW \u201cR, Royal, in good con- ; : = sofas, ornaments, copper, silver.v.3 ditlon.Reasonable.FI.4333.THREE DRESSES, 16-18, $5.00; hand 3076 off.1309 Greene Ave ©-126 C-40 knitted suit, $5.00.WA, S880.C-95 - ROOMS TO LET SINGER SEWING machine for sale, WESTMOUNT on cariine, bed site easy terms, allowance on your old tog room.Meals optional, WA, [# machine.Hughes, 131.1246, C-133 6425.V-11 TADV'S GREEN ski outfit, size 16, practically new, to sell $8.00, DI.2206.C-84 TWO MEN'S SUITS, size 40: two lady's hand knit black silk Boucle FUR COAT.binck American broads tail, never worn, size 16-18, must sell.bargain.DE.2100, C-140 PRESTONS Pure Preserves, straws berry jam made fresh daily, delivered to your door, 25c Ib.jar.Phone BY.0728.C-146 GIVING UP house, furniture for sale.Telsphons for appointment, Fi.8170.No dealers please.C-150 BEAUTIFUL train tunnels O guage, artistic mountain scenery, hand painted samples, bargain, El, 8064, C-153 TWO WINTER coals.never beep worn, leaving town, half price, sise 16, brown with brown aquirrel, black with sable, $25.00 and $20.00, KL.9601, C-154 LEATHER SKI jacket.EL.9750.C-155 RED CHIFFON evening dress with jacket, this year style, never worn, size 15, $6.00.EL.7701, C-158 COMFORTABLE chair upholstered in green, Italian Brocatelle, like new, bargain, EL, 5484, 5618 N.D.G.Ave._ C-162 TOBOGGAN, $1.50; one man's tweed sult, size 38-40, $3.00.Fl, 5183.C-169 MANTEL RADIO; electric washing machine, Beatty, $29.95, guaranteed, BL.737.C-170 BEAUTIFUL RUGS and sample furniture.Selling direct from my home.Guaranteed savings.FI.1950, Colson.1853 Greene, Westmount, C-173 % - y |suits: blue hand knit wool suit; blue TT ufterncon dress; blue silk print, sizer 34-36, excellent condition, no deal.¢ Fr I ers.El.1708.C-61 bs 13 BREAKFAST SET, rugs.hall runner, 14 chesterfield, console, studio couch, secretary lamps, dining, bedroom 5 FR Selling out Hnmediately, no dealers 1 le \u2018 Victoria, 4568 Sharbrooke west, corner Victoria.DE.5959, C-28 io 7 - SEAL COAT.thls year's model.Sac- 77 - rifice.Must sell.DExter 5959.4568 Sherbrooke west, corner Victoria.êl ,Ç C-27 CHILD'S COAT and hat, brown, 24 125 tailor made, size 12; tuxedo suit, size 2% 7 29 130 38, EL.1993.C-33 MAN'S OVERCOAT also suit, both 3 7 32 5 33 size 42, good condition, cheap.FI.7 ; siss.C-83 34 35 36 7 38 TWO BEDS complete, clean: high boy: 2 bureaus: 1 dining table; 1 1 china cabinet; 1 bookcase; 3 dining 4 chalrs.DE.3835.C-86 GIRL'S TUBE skates and boots, 1 [43 [44 45 45\u201d 147 pair, size 5, 32.00, 1 palr size 3, $2.00 worn only few times.WA.5808.Fr C-87, +8 [+9 50 UPRIGHT PIANO in good condition, $353.00 1078 Prud'homme.C-107 ! 3 sr WANTID_TO PURCHASE = | TORONTO BOOK STORE * FAY the best prices for large or small : collections of \u2018used books and magasines, classics, technical text books, HORIZONTAL i9\u2014English schoo! 10~Margin etc.LA.1306.1344 St.Catherine St.1\u2014Male deer dMSecure, x , 11-Unwanted plant West, V-8 oconu erne -\u2014Bench STReRr 1 slowly 43\u2014swire 18\u2014Regretted CARTAGE & STORAGE 12\u2014Learning 50\u2014To lure Z\u2014Noumain ash NOTRE DAME DE GRACE TRANS- 13\u2014Through or by 51\u2014Transmitted 23\u2014Wheel center FER \u2014 Local and long distance WT conceal $2\u2014Equalit> 2\u2014To imitate movers; also storage, LE.due.vs ST : \u2014Again 87\u2014Toupee \u2018Speed to Bur (?\u2014Farm Bh Whody lant 28\u2014To court 19\u2014Small vegetable, E6\u2014Collection of say- 30-Conclusion _DRESSMAKING____\u2014_\u2014 collectively _ ings 35\u2014To testify MISS WRAY, formerly of N.D.G.,, 30\u2014incited tu 57\u2014Not so much 3$\u2014Street specialising evening gowns, moderate, Ht Sil 1\u2014a VERTICAL Sarre mend Afternoon dresses, alterations: no pat, H\u2014Possesses + 2\u2014Ripped -t § ving needed toit.> té\u2014Hauled 3\u2014 clothes 19 Hacknered \u2014 HAIRDRESSING H\u2014Pemale sheep ie (pl) 43\u2014To throw ENJOY the comfort of a Zotos ma- 13\u2014Humor e\u2014 Pronoun $i\u2014Above chineless permanent given in your 13\u2014Upon 7\u2014Unit of energy 47\u2014Molsture (pl) home by \\Mrs, Munro, expert (rom éCSiceping place 8\u2014-Portion 49\u2014Watering place Falmers.Vapor marcel machineless, 16\u2014Storme 9\u2014Stinging sensa K0\u2014Age $3.00, any four {tems $1.00.EL.1011.:38\u2014Pole à tion B3\u2014Article Electric dryer, Y-4 , hidden.| Submit all answers to The Contest Editor, The Westmount Examiner, at dinner and 2191 Hampton Avenue, using the special coupon provided in cach issue for the purpose.Contestants must be over 16 years of age.Residents of Westmount, only, are eligible.All answers must be in the offic e not later than Wednesday, and the names of the winners will be published in Friday's issue.A convenient coupon will be found elsewhere in the paper.The winners are ,drawn from a mong those who submit the correct answers as, unfortunately, it would be impossible to give passes to everyone submitting the right answers.The winners of last week's conte be received in today\u2019s mail: Mrs.C.Hopkins, 133 Selby St.; Helen McCarthy, 331 |.Ferguson, 4875 Sherbrooke West; Ave, Apt.38; Mary Wallace, 120 Claremont Ave., Apt.53.THE FORUM In Which Subjects of G Interest Are Discussed Conducted by HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.\u2014 NOTE :=\u2014The opinions expressed In thesa columns are nct necessarlly thse of this newspaper and it does not accept revponsib They are published for their terest, variety and originality At the time when Cumberland Brunswick, and all that portion of King\u2019s county there were a large n st are as follows and their passes will Elm Ave; Mrs.H.Lightbown, 2096 Claremont Arlington Ave.; Mrs.A, Day, 2066 eneral lity for them, general 1n- of treatment.embraced a large part of New Nova Scotia which lies north of umber of slaves in the latter province.John Young, in the township of Amherst, possessed a negro boy in the year 1771.At Aulac and LaPlanche, there were also several who had come with the officers of disbanded regiments at the close of the war with France, says the Nova Scotia Historical Society records.The sturdy immigrants from Yorkshire had little use or sympathy for slave dealing.Occasionally, however, there was an exception, for it is recorded that owned a slave o was known as \u201cBlack Jack.\u201d This man wag given his freedom when Mr.Bul- mer died in 1793.In Fort Lawrence\u2019 also, there was a girl who became well-known to succeeding generations, for she lived to be a great age, and was nicknamed \u201cSally Sarrey.\u201d She had belonged to Thomas Watson at one time sheriff of Cumberland.This man died in 1796 and left to his daughter his many , )ssessions, \u2018\u2018together with the negro girl called Sarah.\u201d The Japanese foreign office has published statistics on the number of Japanese residing abroad which must surprise all observers.One can (understand why there is an increase in the Japanese population of Manchukuo and Brazil, but why the Japanese in the United States shuld have increased from 102,895 to 146,708 between 1932 and 1934 can only be explained by the possible inclusion, as rot heretofore, of Koreans and Formosans in the new statistics, or by the adm\u2019 ion now that there are more Japanese in America than this government has heretofore cared to admit or enroll on its public records.One wonders, too, how many of these are American-born Japanese and therefore carrying double citizen: ship.Japan hasn't been so careful to conform to Uncle Sam's wishes since the 1923-24 exclusion insult.One of the strangest ironies of the present situation is the fact that while navies are increasing the merchant ships engaged in international trade are decreasing.In other words, the more we protect the merchant marine the more rapidly it approaches extinction, The seriousness of the present state of affairs is indicated by the fact that the launching of new ships has reached the lowest point since Lloyd's register began to function in 1888, while world tonnage laid up is the largest on record, and would be still larger were not so many ships being broken up for scrap iron.The condi- tons are so desperate that the shipyards are depending more and more on naval construction to keep their plants going, quite oblivious of the fact that the more men-of-war they build, the fewer merchant ships the world will need.For it is not a mere coir cidence t\"at the growth of navies is par- al'eled by a dwindling ot the very \u201cThe Shop of Superior Craftsmanship\u2019 ALBERT WEEKS JEWELLER WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRS Let us call and estimate your clock repairs, without obligation.Fl.4820 William Bulmer* > ships which navies are designed to protect.\u2014The Christian Century.Hon.T.A.Crerar recently expressed the hope that the gold production of Canada, which was valued at $116,000,000 last year, would reach $200,000,000 before another five years have passed.At the present rate of increase some mining men- expect an output of $140,000,000 in 1936 which would make an objective of $50,- 000,000 more in 1940 seem moderate In a quarter of a century Ontario has increa- 1 its production of precious metals from $42,- 000 to $78,000,000, and\u2014thanks lragely to the enterprise of the Minister of Mines and Resources Mr.Crerar\u2014prospecting is proceeding more intensely than ever before.Evel, month rich areas are discov:red so that experts believe a valuation of $-00,000,000 five years hence for all of Canada seems to be well within the mark.Speaking to carly 1800 {each- ers and school administrators | from all parts of the U.S.A.Professor George S.Counts of Col- uv\u2018bia Universit said in part: \u201cThe func rental liberties of America arc in greater dang: than at any time since the end of the 18th century.Unless we can readjt our e\u2018onomie insti- tutio: to some democratic basis by the use of political democratic methods we \u2018ht just as well say goodbye to any ~~ 1 of democracy.Democracy takes three forms\u2014economic, social and polit.cal\u2014and all but the last have practically disappeared from American life.\u201d Russian authorities estimate that within the next 35 years the population of Russia will have increased from 170,000,000 to the stupendous figure of 500,000,000.Last year the natural increase of the population was 4,500,000 and within the next few years it is expected the natural increase will be seven millions per year.Minister To Give Illustrated Talk \u201cCameos from Korea\u201d is the title of an illustrated address which will be given by Rev.J.La- vall Smith, at Westmount Park Church on Sunday evening next.In a series of slides of great beauty and interest, the story will be told of the important medical and educational work of the church in Koreas, At the morning service, the Sacrament of Holy Communion will be administered, the sermon being the first of a series based on the Epistle of Paul to the Phi- lipians.The Men\u2019s Association on Monday night will hear George S.Mooney on \u201cPlanning for a Greater Montreal.\u201d The young people's supper meeting will be held on 1309 Greens Avenue Tuesday, January 10, followed by the usual interesting program.UNSEL-\u2014 VINCENT Suite 604, 1 Telephone Le H.S.ROSS, K.CROSS, ARCHAMBAULT, TELLIER, MARTINEAU & BEAUDOIN DUPUIS, KC.M.P.BARRISTERS and SOLICITORS 0 St.James Street West, Montreal HA.9238 SVININGS BY APPOINTMENT AT 20335 GREY AVENUE EE _ DR.H.F.WCUTCHEON TO ADDRESS MEETING The Rev.Dr.M.F McCutcheon of the First Baptist Church, speaks at the open meeting of the Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood on Tuesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock.Current events will be presented musical selections will be rendered by Dr.Sara Rosengarten, and by Barnett Simmons.The meeting will be presided over by Mrs.Arthur Simon, president.The eleventh annual fellowship dinner meeting of Catholics, Jews and Protestants, sponsored by the Temple Emanu-El Brotherhood is now scheduled for Wednesday evening, February ¢s., at 7 o'clock.Another symposium on the theme \u201cReligion Speaks\u201d will be given with the following participants: \u201cReligion Speaks on War,\u201d Rev.F.H.Wilkinson, St.James The Apostle Church; \u201cThe Crisis in Civilization,\u201d Rev.Dr.Wm.On Mulligan, Westmoumt Presbyterian Church; \"Jews and Christians in a World of Conflict,\u201d Prof.W.A.Gifford, United Theological College.\u201cTrue Or False\u201d Sermon Series On Sunday evening Rev.J.A Johnston of Westmount Baptist Church begins a series of \u201cTrue or Falge\u2019\u201d Sermons.The first in the series bears the title: \u201cCut Rate\u201d Christianity is Effec- tive\u2014True or False?\u201d Has God put His grace on the Bargain Counter?On Sunday morning Mr.Johnston will speak on \u2014 \u201cThe Right to Emigrate\u201d.Why did Abram leave Ur of the Chaldees?Were the Pilgrim Fathers justified in leaving the shores of England?Why did Pharaoh want to hold the Tribes?Were the U.E.Loyalists justified in coming to Canada?Has a man a right to aben- | \u2018 FRIDAY, JANUARY 6.1939 Society Reports Successful Year A successful year of rh Women's Missionary Society Auxiliary of Stanley Presbyterian ;church was brought to a cles | recently when the annual meeting and election of officers was held, A.departments reported progress rand the Society's allocations were exceeded.Officers elected for the ensuing term are as follows: president, Mrs.R.McCleery; 1st vice-pre:j.dent, Miss E.M.King; 2nd via.president, Mrs.J.A.McLean; ra cording secretary, Mrs.C.Stacs.house; corresponding secretaiy, Mrs.W.Binmore; treasurer, M:s, E.J.Scott; library secretary, Mrs.J.C.Arms.rong; Mrs, 3.Menzies; literature secretary, Mrs.J.C.Armstrong; supply secretary, Mrs.W, J.Hyde; home helpers secretary, Mrs.A.Cross; giad tidings, Mrs.A.Gemmil; buok shelf, Mrs.R.D.Fullerton, and Mrs.Moth; welcome and welfare, Miss .8.Ross; envelopes, Mis.Ostenberg; hostess convener, Mrs.J.Walsh; socialibility.Mrs, G.A.Whaley; reception, Mrs, W, H.Norkett, and Mrs.W.Drys.dale; gold box, Mrs.J.A.McLean; pianist, Mrs.T.Grieves.don one faith for another?The mid-week Fellowship meeting is open to all who care to come.Our aim is to promote truest Christian Fellowship.EE Peter Pan Nursery School Private Kindergarten Special programme arranged for Children from 3 to 6 years Particulars on application 445 Strathcona Ave.WE.1910 Empress Block \u2014 Old Tel.EL.1733 WINTER TERMS OPENS JAN.4th.Business, Stenographic, and Secretarial Courses for young men and women.Train Now \u2014 BE PREPARED for your opportunity when It presents itself.The trained man or woman always has the advantage \u2014 but see that you get the proper tralning.A Sprott Training is now recognized as the best training Sprott Commercial College Inc.Orchard at Sherbrooke Day and Evening Classes Vv.D.SPROTT, Principal Individual instruction, Day Classes: 4914 Sherbrooke Street .Westmount Miss Graham's Business College FRENCH & ENGLISH TUITION All Commercial Subjects taught by thorough and practical teachers in both languages; also a comprehensive course in Secretarial Work.French Conversation.NEW TERM BEGINS JAN.3 \u2014 DAY & EVENING CLASSES Night Classes: Both Sexes TERM BEGINS ON DATE OF ENTRY BUSINESS FIRMS PROVIDED WITH STENOGRAPHERS Girls Only DExter 2242 McGILL UNIVERSITY CONSERVATORIUM OF MUSIC Lectures on the Appreciation of Music BY Dr.Arthur Egerton, F.R.C.O.SECOND TERM COMMENCES JAN.11, 1939 Studies in Musical Masterpieces with illustrations from the Carnegie Collection of Gramophone Records.FIRST LECTURE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Telephone MArquette 2606 for full particulars.The IN THE SINGING e FULLER OF THE ARTS OF THE THEATRE DANCING CLASSES RE-OPEN TUESDAY, JANUARY 3rd under personal direction of MDE.SYLVIA FULLER Children\u2019s Classes: TUESDAYS & FRIDAYS.Classes for Adults & High School Boys & Girls BALL ROOM DANCES NOW FORMING ELCCUTION DRA - R.HARCOURT FULLER 1215 Greene Ave., Westmount SCHOOL LATEST ° MA WI.3745 Bookkeeping Efficiency.Accountancy on the Gregg Shorthand Typewriting Secretarial sos .Civil Service coast to coast.Individual BUSINESS \u2018LeROY coLLEGE Has for over thirty years stood First in the Field of Note Specially, that this year\u2019s class Gold Seal Proficiency Certificate in a competition which brought together over thirty thousand shorthand writers from every quarter of the globe.Our fees are no higher than elsewhere and our graduates are in responsible positions from Day and Night Classes, Phone Fltz.8664 or WII.6307.Instruction.4176 St.Catherine, Westmount, near Greene 2IDAY, J Six mi fe: down the Hudson Riv comed Wit ballyhoo.Climaxing theatre Wit ¢ the past clicked to t body's lang Newcom hardly be jencing sli they took down the upper Har on Deceml} with ham suddenly before the wood acer Extra squ evidence and at th crowds flo factory bu traffic th Square sed Celebratid twilight st packed.Gi Times Squa the occasion] was added flotilla of swooped d grinding av atop a half sweeping t across the Manhat city contr shoulders daintily-go from glist army of s ment plod photograp VICTORIA Mrs.The Fan Max In a W Seats $1.3 toria Hal A.M.Rus co Most Beautift All Colo CARNAT All Color: SPECIAL Wonderfu Wedding Funeral | At 5518 Me } 50 West) \u20ac 1307 Ber EPS A DISTI COLA G00D YOU .YOU FAM { 6.1 ton rts Year of the iety Aux.sbyteriag a close | meeting was held, | Progresy ons were > ensuing president, ice-presi.2nd vica an; ra \".Stack.ecretary, rer, Mis ecretary, Mrs, \", ecretary, supply le; hone .Cross; Gemmil; ullerton, ind wel.velopes, onvener, y.Mrs, Mrs, W, .Drys.McLean; ?P meet.are to romote p.mere, ol en J for rs re I and hen rott I ers rk.J += IDAY, JANUARY 6, 1939 Rtn CT WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, PAGE THREE HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP NEWS OF THE THEATRE WORLD .| CURRENT FILM REVIEWS MANHATTAN WELCOMES THE YEAR Ë 3ix million New Yorkers and one million neophytes to Manhattan Je: down their hair and threw all thoughts of depression into the near by Hudson River over the weekend, as an old year died and 1939 was welcomed with a salvo of bursting champagne bubbles, fireworks and ballyhoo.Climaxing the most prosperous week in the history of the Manhattan theatre with the most blatant and prolonged New Year's celebration £ the past decade, turnstiles whirled, liquor flowed and cast-registers clicked to the tune of $15,000,000\u2014a welcome ton of shekels in anybody's language! Newcomers to Manhattan can hardly be blamed for exper- jencing slight pangs of panic as they took their morning stroll down the main stem or through upper Harlem.At about 10 a.mon December 31 squads of men with hammers, nails, and lumber suddenly made their appearance before the more barricades of wood across the store-fronts.Extra squads of police were in evidence as noon approached; and at the stroke of 12 great crowds flowed from the midtown factory buildings and obstructed traffic throughout the Times Square sector.Celebrations began early, and by twilight streets everywhere were packed.Giant Christmas trees in Times Square lent à festive air to the occasion, and a note of glamour was added in mid-evening when a flotilla of newsreel cameramen swooped down on the crowds, grinding away from their perches atop a half-dozen automobiles, and sweeping their high-powered kleigs across the assembled sea of heads.Manhattan at Year\u2019s End: a city contrast.Paupers rubbing shoulders with millionaires; and daintily-gowned debs alighting from glistering limousines as an army of serving girls and pavement plodders looks on.Press photographers perched on thea- VICTORIA .HALL\u2014WEDNESDAY AT 9 P.M.Mrs.A.M.Russel Presents The Famous English Diseuse | EVE Maxwell - Lyte In a Wednesday 9 O\u2018Clock Seats $1.35 at WIilis Co., & Victoria Hall.Mail orders:\u2014 Mrs.A.M.Russel, 1241 Guy, FI.3420.CORNFIELD D Most As por 9BC CARNATIONS All Colors dox.84c SPECIAL BOX 98c Wonderful Spring Flowers Wedding Bouquets and Corsages 39c up Funeral Designs on Short Notices $2.00 up At AN Our Branches: 5518 Monkland Ave.- WA.2747 Hollywood Florist 5036 Sherbrooke W.Westmount Theatre B8idg.2 Outremont Branch 1307 Bernard Ave.W.- CA.5704 ».AND THINGS By JACK HIRSHBERG de Jersrfoir kal A DISTINCTIVE COLA DRINK.GOOD FOR YOU AND Teast wax EFRESHING ALTHFUL 12 ounces R x m I WORTH TWICE ITS PRICE 8-C-I6_ tre marquees, training their lenses on the world below.Broad- sasters in mobile units pirking- up the gay madness of the night and the smart retorts of guys and gals\u2014and over on the hurb, a wrinkled woman distributing the printed message of Father Divine and mumbling, \u201cPeace, peace, its wonderful.\u201d Strikers, picketing crowded restaurants and bars, their line of protest drowned in the din of the evening, The lights of a thousand signs blinking out messages of seasonal greetings; and music pouring from theatre-fronts and radio-shops and sandwich stands and cabs.A deluge of horns and rattles and noice-makers de luxe\u2014 and the resultant roar growing and throbbing, pulsating and swelling until at midnight it reaches its peak and is supported by factory whistles and automobile horns in a crescendo of crash, bang and clatter\u2014the death gurgle of 1938.The death of a year and the birth of a hangover.Ouch, pass the bromo please! * SIDE GLANCES Walter Gross, maestro of the C.B.S.Swing Session, shocking chronic concert-goers with his humorous \u201cCowbell Senenade\u201d during Paul Whiteman\u2019s concert at Carnegie Hall .Jack Sadoff, remembered in Montreal for his work on traps with Charles Dornberger, sipping refreshment with his present boss, Russ Morgan, at Charlies Tavern on Seventh Avenue .Red Skelton, conversing seriously with an auburn-haired lass in the lobby of Hotel Victoria .Ethel Merman, wearing thick-lenses glasses, dining on scrambled eggs in a corner drug store .Trumpeter Harry Bloom, of \u201cI Married An Angel\u201d, meeting his pretty wife backastage after Monday's matinee .Montreal's Max Cha- mitov, the original \u201cMad Russian\u201d, holding the customers spellbound at the Fickory House on 52nd Street .Carol Bruce, ex-vocal- ist with Lloyd Huntley, starring in the new show at Casa Manana .Warner Bateman, Helen Hayes\u2019 leading man in \u201cVictoria Regina\u201d, rushing madly to catch Sunday morning's train for Montreal at; Grand Central Station .Guy, Lombardo, sneezing outside the Paramount Theatre.* ON THE WIRES Rooney Pelletier, programme chief of C.B.C.in Montreal, is scheduled to produce four half- hour shows in London for the British Broadcasting Corporation.The programmes are to illustrate the history of famous English cathedrals .A straw vote among Manhattan musicians reveals that Lucio Agos- tipi\u2019s \u201cSerenaze in Waltatime\u201d was the most popular Canadian programme a\u2018ailable to listeners in New Yerk.C.B.C.suddenly cancelled the show this week , .H.V.Kaltenborn\u2019s new sponsored commentatries, which replace \u201cHeadlines and Bylines\u201d through C.B.S.Sunday evenings at 10.30, will have no local release .Allan Mciver's Lyrie Trio returns to the air Sunday night through a C.B.C.web at 9.30\u2014a welcome addition to any fan's listening schedule .* FINALE Canada's salute \u2018o che New York World's Fair will be heard from Montreal through all transcontinental networks on February 5.The Montreal Progress Club preparing a monster Night of Stars for January 20 at Loew's Theatre, with proceeds to go to the Club's Free Milk Furd for underprivileged school children .Montreal Pullman Car porters will star this week in a special airing from Grand Central Station vhen C.B.S.broadcasts a general meeting of SPCSCPG\u2014the Society for the Prevention of Calling Sleeping Car Porters \u201cGeorge\u201d .Radio's most persistent holdout, Ronald Colman, came to terms this week with N.B.C.and will join Lawrence Tibbett, Carol Lombard, Cary Grant and Montreal's Robert Emmett Dolan in the new variety | show which makes its bow Sunday | \u201cTOM SAWYER\" Closeups Of À Love Scene By Shearer -Power History records that Marie Antoinette and the gallant Count Axel de Fersen fell in love at first sight.On a Hollywood sound stage Norma Shearer and Tyrone Power are about to recreate the scene for \u201cMarie Antoinette\u201d which is now playing at the Monkland United Theatre until Saturday.At the moment, however, the stars are seated on the sidelines, sipping orange juice.Power appears taller than his six feet beside Miss Shearer, who is seated on a specially constructed two-foot stool.Her gown of gray silk billows around her.It weighs 50 pounds, including the steel panniers of the period that support it and ten petticoats, \u201cThis will be a \u2018take,\u2019\u201d Director W.S.Van Dyke II.The scene is a closeup of Power taking Miss Shearer in his arms.Van Dyke orders the set quieted down while Miss Shearer walks slowly back and forth.In a few minutes, tears come to her eyes.\u201cRoll \u2019em\u201d the director 6 \u201cI thought love came more happily.\u201d says Miss Shearer.\u201cWhat are you saying?\u201d Power demands.\u201cPerhaps that great love comes with tears,\u201d Miss Shearer smiles, says wistfully.Power looks at her, dazed and incredulous.Then his scruples swept away by the expression in her eyes, he kisses her.Miss Shearer's head falls on Power's shoulder.\u2018Cut,\u201d says Van Dyke.Miss Shearer starts to laugh, and says to Power, \u201cHold me tight.\u201d \u201cWhat's Power.\u2018Il caught my foot in the hem of my dress,\u201d explains the actress, \u201cand if you don\u2019t hold me up I'll fall down\u201d Parade Of Stars Is Featured In Goldwyn Follies The most amazing array of stellar talent ever assembled in a single production is presented in Samuel Goldwyn's magnificent Technicolor musical extravangan- za, \u201cThe Goldwyn Follies,\u201d which is now playing at the Seville United Theatre.Drawing from every field of entertainment to augment a screen cast headed by Adolphe Menjou, The Ritz Brothers, Andrea Leeds, Ella Logan, Jerome Cowan end The Georgeous Goldwyn Girls, the producer secured radio's Edgar Bergen and \u201cCharite McCarthy,\u201d Phil Baker and Kenny Baker; grand opera\u2019s Helen Jepson and Charles Kullmann; the dance's Zorina and George Balanchine's American Ballet, and the musical stage's favorite comedian, Bobby Clark.The first entertainment in his the matter?\u201d asks 25 years of picture-making to carry his name, \u2018The Goldwyn Follies\u201d \u2018also marks Goldwyn's swing to the color standard.Prunes cooked in the same water in which they have been soaked keep miore of their minerals and flavor.A scene from the film \u201cTom Sawyer\u2019 playing at the York United Theatre until Friday.starring Tommy Kelly now LUSTY ROMANCE OF ALASKA A scene from the film \u201cSpawn Of The North\u2019 starring Dorothy Lamour, Henry Fonda and George Snowdon United Theatre.IT'S THE HIT OF THE CENTURY A scene from the film \u201cGoldwyn Follies\u2019 which is now playing at the Seville United Theatre and opening Sunday at the Monkland United Theatre.~~ \u201cSTRAIGHT PLACE AND SHOW\" _ A scene from the film\u2019\u2019 Straight, Place and Show\u2019 Ritz Brothers, opening Sunday at the Westmount United Theatre.Missouri Town Recreated For \u201cThe Adventures of Tom Sawyer\u201d Most of California\u2019s \u201cghost towns,\u201d communities which numbered thousands of souls, now abandoned to pack rats and an occasional squatter, were founded in the hope of increasing greatness, Today, however, a town has been built in the positive knowledge that it will never amount to anything.On the screen, the sleepy village, with no pasi, no future, is called St.Petersburg, Missouri.Up and down its dusty main street shimmering in the heat waves, trudge Tom Sawyer, Huckleberry Finn, Aunt Polly, Muff Potter the town drunkard; Injun Joe, the river renegade; Becky Thatcher, and all the other characters of Mark Twain's imagination.When Mark Twain wrote \u201cThe Well Known Actor To Direct Laburnum Grove George Dickson-Kenwin, the distinguished actor who is inter- nationally-known for his Shakespearean characterizations, has been engaged to direct \u201cLeburnum Grove,\u201d by J.B.Priestley, at Bishop's University, Lennoxville, early in April.This will be the only major production this season by the Bishop's University Dramatic Society.Rehearsals are to commence shortly.Miners in South Africa are buying new American automobiles.evening, January 15, at 10.And 30 the dial spins.Adios.THE WESTMOUNT MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION (FOUNDED 1908) \u2019 will hold its ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING on Tuesday evening January 10th, 1939 at 8.30 o'clock at VICTORIA HALL, WESTMOUNT All Westmount citizens are urged tu attend.starring the Adventures of Tom Sawyer,\u201d he wrote of Hannibal, Mo, on the Mississippi, but in common with most authors he gave his locale n fictitious nomenclature.When: St.Petersburg was translated into shadows for David O.Selznick\u2019s production of the Twain classic of boyhood, it took its place among other ghost towns left to wither in the California sun, Its entire life as an inhabited community was just a few weeks.\u2018The Adventures of Tom Sawyer,\u201d which is now showing at the York United Theatre and is released through United Artists.LCE HI TT M i | (St, Catherine at Chomedy St.) An Entertaining Double The Fun Show of Shows! Gay! TOD \\ Y until Saturday Program.! Delightful! FOLLIES J Adolphe Menjou + Zorina + The Ritz Brothers # Kenny Baker % Charlle McCarthy and Edgar Bergen 2nd Feature: ROBERT YOUNG with; Ruth Hussey In Rich Man, Poor! Girl.\u201d at 11 Revival Friday Nite Showing of \u201cTHE GAY DESPERADO\" featuring | Nino Martini and ida Lupino.A Good Double Sun.-Tues.Feature Bit SONJA HENIE in \"My Lucky Star\u2019 \u201cSPEED TO BURN\" with Michael Whalen.A x Ratt, which opens Sunday at the War On Crime Is Leading To \u2018Many Reforms Edward G.Robinson's gallery of film portrayals will some day provide observers of the American scene with the most complete pictorial chronicle of the cavalcade of crime in the United States.Robinson is now playing in \u201cI As The Law\u201d at the Snowdon United Theatre until Saturday.In 19030, with American stag gering from the body blows inflicted by big-syndicate, ruthless rum-runners, Robinson brought his first, and one of his greatest gangster characterizations to the screen in \u201cLittle Caesar.\u201d The dramatic force of the pie- ture\u2019s theme and the impact of Robinson's portrayal of the gang chieftain brought the nation to its feet cheering the film and de manding in stronger voice the repeal of prohibition.Two years later 3.2 deluged the country and spelled the doom of the rum-run- ning racketeers.This phase of crimes development into a billion-dollar racket was again glaringly exposed by Edward G, Robinson in \u201cSmart Money.\u201d With this Yucrative source of income cut off and the bounty of the racket dissipated in gambling.gangdom next \u2018urned to bank robbery, kidnapping, policy and corrupt polities co provide the wherewithal for liiag in the manner to which they had become uccus- tomed.\u2018 To the Point Father: \u201cFirst of all, my boy, realize that my time is limited.Secondly, say what you want.Thirdly be short.\u201d Son: \u201cWell, dad, firstly T do.Secondly T will, Thirdly I am!\u201d IIR BRERA NOWDON (Decarie Bivd.North Queen Mary) To-day i Sent\u201d SCORNED BY THE WORLD! SHUNNED BY THE MAN SHE LOVED! A simple note.penned by a vanished hand.stood between Happiness and Heartbreak! EAS FR BEELER LRU RRR OEIC ELL oe Other Special Feature EDWARD G.ROBINSON | | \u201cI Am The Law\u201d = A Great Double Sun.-Tues.\u201ceature Bil! DOROTHY LAMOUR in \"Spawn Of The North\u201d with Henry Fonda & George Raft.\"HOLD THAT CO-ED\u201d \u2018Marjorie Weaver \u2014 John Barrymore.1 Sonj ja onja Henie In their search for a colorful ballet to climax the skating numbers in her current 20th Century- Fox picture, \u201cMy Lucky Star,\u201d currently at the Westmount United Theatre Sonja Henie and her dance director, Harry Losce, turned happily to one of the most beloved story-book classics of all time \u2014 Lewis Carroll's \u201cAlice In Wonderland.\u201d All of Carroll's fantastic creatures have come to life\u2014and all on skates.Sonja skims across the ice in the company of Tweedledee and Tweedledum (appropriately played by Jack and Bob Heanaley who are identical twins) and the Walrus and the Carpenter, The philosophic caterpillar descends from his toadstool to join the dance, together with the King and Queen and Knave of Hearts; there are the Griffin and the Dodo, the Mock Turtle and the Dormouse, as well as the Ugly Duchess, the Cheshire Cat, the Mad Hatter, the White Rabbit, the Red and Black court attendants.The ballet is worked into the story of \u201cMy Lucky Star\u201d as part of a gigantic ice carnival which Sonja stages for a big depart- J ER ESTMOUNT (Sherbrooke at Grey Avenua) until Saturday TODAY-: Entertaining Double Bilt A picture \u201cwinking and glittering with fun and romance ., , The dazzling Sonja snow- deep in Gordon and Revel's eight new songs! de Nig Mn) ve Du, oy ADDED ATTRACTION \"Speed To Burn\u201d featuring MICHAEL WHALEN at 11 Revival Friday Nite Showing of \u201cTHE GARDEN OF ALLAH\" with Marlene Dietrich and Charles Boyer.AG V EET OETA TUBA CLP OCELUEEPESIO URL FCTEPEEIIEE Quality Counts Most \"SALADA T EA Brilliant In New Screen Ballet ment store.Contrasting with the brillitnt costumes of the skaters is the formal wear of several hundred extras who appear as fashionable speclators.Even during rehearsals, the extras loudly applauded cach scene, as did the scores of stars and studio works ers who took time off from other pictures to come and watch the ballet.IRS SEAR OT RRR RE rationed TODA aR @a oT Catherine at Guy St.) untit Friday - Two Great Features, both 1 In Techni Î 28) a 3 A with * Wayne MORRIS x Claire TREVOR * Frank McHUGH ANTS unpirallelod thrills in TIECHNICOLOR 1001 Otlrer Special Technicolor Fogture Mark Twain's Beloved Classic \u201cThe Adventures of Tom Sawyer\u2019 Another Splendid Sat.t-Tues.Double Program.! JANET GAYNOR with Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.in \u201cThe Young In Heart.\u201d \u201cARMY GIRL\" with Madge Evans and Preston Foster i FT RT GRAN == (Monkland Ave., at Girotiard) until Saturday \u2014 A T( )D A Great Double Film Bir An adventurous beauty recklessly seeks romance! guarded secrets! of unbelievable thrdls! A daring page torn from Twn and a half hours Added Feature .at 11 Miriam Friday Nite \u201cAlways In Trouble.\u201d \u201cTYRONE; 9 JANE WITHERS in Shorts, Revival showing of \u201cSPLENDOR\u201d Hopkins and Joel McCrea, in color, Sunday to Tuesday, 2 Good Features! \u201cTME GOLDWYN FOLLIES\u201d / with Edgar Bergen and Charlie pmcCarthy, The Ritz Brothers ard Kenny B ROBERT T YOUNG n \"Rich Man, Poor Gig, CELL CIRRMA EE LEE TSO FR TL CORTE ERA TENTE CTA TA EET TH 0 vint * } -\u2014 Etes 5 wo \u201cSCOTTY\u201d GLASSES EJ 2 30-0z.Bottles One Glass Free Ze 2 7777 P70 7 R22 AIN GINGER ALE SPARKLING \u2014 HEALTHFUL 30c Order a duzen today \u2014 6 Glasses Pree! FREE! DRY \u2014 PAGE FOUR am ELLES TRES Social and Personals \"sons daughters, Peggy and Marilyn.Mr.and Mrs.Henri Garneau | have returned from Quebec, where {they were the guests of Sir | Georges Garneau for the week- Miss Dorothy Ross and Miss M.|ed home from Quebec City, where! end.Kirkpatrick are visiting in New: York City.Mr.and Mrs, Charles Angers were the recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Leon Vandry, Quebec City.Miss Diana McDougall was the guest of Miss Kathleen MeCon- nell at Val David for the holidays Mr.and Mrs.Sterling Maxwell spent the New Year's week-end at Morin Heights., Mr.and Mrs.J.C.B.Walsh, of Westmount are visiting Mis Walsh's moher, Mrs.Edwin Tur- cot, in Quebec ity.Mr.and Mrs.Murray Chipman, and Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Rober- \u2018ton spent the New Year's weck- \u2018end at St.Adele, Mr.and Mrs.Eric Riorden spent the week-end at Mont Rolland the guests-of Mr.and Mrs.Pierre Beaudry.Mr.and Mrs, James C.Binnie have returned home from Val orin where they spent the New Year's week-end.Miss Louise Masson has return- HOLLYWOOD Parlor Special Oil Permanent Ragular $5.for One Dollar Guaranteed for 7 months i.\\ Others up to $10.00 For appointment \u2018phone WI.8995 154 ABBOTT AVE.at St.Catherine St, Westmount she was the guest of Dr.and Mrs.E.Poitevin for the holidays.Mr.J.Brophy, street west has returned home from Gould, Que, where he spent the holiday season.The Misses Fredu MacNess and Jacquelyn Greenfield were hostesses at a house party over the week-end at Pine Lodge, St.Eustache, Mr.George Teakle has returned home from Quebec City, where he spent the New Year's weck- end with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.W.C.Teakle.Dr.and Mrs, Loyne Gilday and holidays with Mr.and Mrs Charles B.Heward at Lake Anne in the Laurentions.Mrs, M.T, Bancroft and Miss Jean Bancroft, of Quebec City are\u2019 the guest of Mrs.Bancroft's hro- ther-in-law and sister, Mr.and Mrs.Frank Whittall, Mr.and Mrs.H, E.McCormick and daughter Joan, spent the New Year's week-end at Granby.the guests of Mr.and Mrs.Walte Lepg.Mr.and Mrs.A.Stock, Sherbrooke Street West, returned home on Tuesday evening from Toronto, where they spent the New Year's week-end with their s: -in-law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs, L.Coo.Recent guests at Camp Killar- ney, Lac Mercjer include the following, Mr.and Mrs.D.L.Grab- ill, Mr.and Mrs.C.W.Doughty, Miss Beverly Stewart, Mr.and Mrs.F.R.McDonald and daughters June and Marilyn, Mr, and Mrs.R.S, Yapp and son Peter, Mr.and Mrs.Harry Spencer, and Musi by B/ & H.through train at Limited membership.TOBIN TRAVEL BUREAU A 1 Peel Street \u2014 PL, 9613 and Theatre Lovers! 8-Day All Expense Trip to New York City.Jan.26th to Feb.2nd., a.m, Jan, 26th .Opera and theatre tickets tnctuded with many other features, It shorter stay 1s desired, price will be adjusted accordingly, Party personally conducted by .\u2026 \u2026 $175.00 References exchanged.MRS.H.B.POPE 422 Metcalfe Ave.\u2014 WE.2686 PALM I C SUPER-CREAM Gals., $1.40 \u2014 V3 Gals., 70¢ \"Phone Orders Delivered til) 11 P.M.ELWOOD 0180 \u2018your [est Tonie Plaza Tea Room & Restaurant \u201cYo 4858 SHERBROOKE W.\u2014 CORNER VICTORIA E CREAM QUARTS, 35e \u2014 PINTS, 19 Fiest Class * Meals Served at All Times Reasonable Prices is flood Food!\u201d 313 VICTORIA AVE.Near Western Ave, \"J.J.MERO Cabinet Maker, and Upholsterer CUSTOM BUILT FURNITURE REPAIRS \u2014 RE-UPHOLSTERING WA.4598 POUPART'S HEALTH Suite 310 : ' for Men Arthritis, aw Castle Bldg.This is not an ordinary Massage Faron, but a Health Studio Hours 11 a.m.to 10 p.m, by appointment Reducing, and Treatments for Rheumatism, Lumbage, CULTURE STUDIO Siaticia i A ; UBLISHING We Do Printing Phone WA.2773\u2014Mr.Mount EXAMINER ll Kinds COMPANY Mrs.Walter Fogg, who has heen the guest of Mrs.Anson Mc.Sherbrooke Kim, for & month, left for Port- \u2018land, Me, on Wednesday.| Miss Elizabeth Odell, who spent the Christmas holidays with her re-\u2019 | sister, Mrs.George Porter.| turned to Evanston, Ill, yester- i day.Mr.F.C.Billingsley has left for Daytona Beach, Florida, where the will spend the remainder of the winter.f | Mr, and Mrs.Miller Hyde have returned from St.Marguerite, where they spent the holidays with Mr.and Mrs.Leslie Haslett.iting Mr.and Mrs.W.E.Camp- !bell, in Quebec City.Miss Marion Payne has returned home from Quebec City.where she was the guest of her aunt and uncle, Mr.and Mrs, H.RB, Thomas.Mrs.W.R.Granger has returned from Armonk, N.J., where she gpent Christmas with her son-in- law and daughter, Th.and Mrs, M.H.Dawson.Mr.and Mrs.John Russell spent the New Year's week-end in Que- hee City.Mr.and Mrs, Stanley Gardner have left for New York City where they will spend a week.Mr.and Mrs.H, A.Condie are visiting in New York City.Mr.and Mrs.I, B.Bellingh:æm have left to spend a few days in New \u2018York City.Miss Hilda Galt has returned from a week's stay in New York.Mr.and Mrs.George S.J.Cant- lie have returned from Quebec City.where they spent the New.Year's holidays.Miss Helen Nichol.of New York, spent the Christmas holidays with her sister, Mis Jean Nichol, principal of Western School, Westmount, ANNUAL BRIDGE The following is a partial list of subscribers to the annual bridge of the Catholic Women's League, Westmount-subdivision, which is being held in St.Leo's school hall on Friday, January 13th, at three o'clock, Mrs, H.C.G.Short, Mrs.E.P.Lennon, Mrs.P.À, Seers, Mrs.W.H.Milne, Mrs.W.J.Keating, Mrs.L.G.Denis, Mrs, H.P.Nightingale, Mrs.M, 8.Milloy, Miss N, Carroll, Mrs.A.À.Pare, Mrs.M.J.Savage, Mrs.A.Pic- Jack and Jim and their their family spent the New Year: Miss Marguerite Burns is vie J Mrs.T.M.OWeill, Mrs.Christmas \u2018\u201cdebut\u2019\u2019, arranged by » Photo shows Wilma\u2014daughter of THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER MANHATTAN\u2019S MODEL DEB .real Count, Rudblph Maximilian Montgelas shook hands with opera star Gladys Swarthout, \u2014\u2014\u2014 @ Fashion model Wilma Basrd met all the best people at her pre- cynical set of New York playboys.a barge captain\u2014on the arm of a (extreme right), as she het, Miss E, Marnell, Mrs.F.O\u201d- Shea, Mrs, A, R.Manning, Mrs.M.A.Phelan, Miss L.M.Cox.Mrs.F.Reddy, Mrs.W.H.Mec- Cluskey, Mrs, J.Drury, Mrs.M.Shea, Mrs.J.Cullinan, Mrs.L.Hale, Mrs.J.T.Stevens, Mrs.M.Walsh, Mrs.J.M.Kennedy, Mrs.J.Brennan, Mrs.A, Phelan, Mrs.J.Barrett, Mis.H E.Loucks, J.,P.Boyle, Miss K.Murray, Miss N.Moore, Mrs.A, T.Maitland, Mrs.W.T.Flanagan, Mrs, J.Bradner, Mrs.J.Lafontaine, Mrs.A.W.Quinn, Mrs, C.de Wold Reid, Mrs.J.W.McAnnally, Extreme Hairstyles For Evening Wear Many very extreme picture coiffures are adapted for evening.Gallant military hair-dos from the Versailles days.are modernized to accompany evening tailleurs.Louis XV beauties with towering coiffures of puffs and curls intertwined with ribbons, strings of pearls and plumes complete handsome robes de style.Elegantes even affect powdered hair.Antoine is showing youthful wigs a la Madame Recamier lacquered in silver white or pale gold.* One Day Special we can grow a tree that size in about a year.How long did it take you to grow that one?\u201d Floridian: \u201cCan't say for sure.but it wasn't there yesterday.\u201d FUNERAL HELD TUESDAY FOR PREY E.1AG0 Academy Road Resident Was Connected With Pulp and Paper Industry Final tribute was paid to Percy Edmond Iago, of 50 Academy Road, on Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the ch~ el of Jos.C.Wray and Bro, 1234 Mountain street.Mr.Iago died on Sunday evening at his residence following an illness of two months.He had been connected with the pulp and paper industry in Montreal and Shawinigan Falls for a number of years and was employed as an accountant with the Consolidated Paper Company.Born in London, Eng.Mr.Iago came to Canada 26 years ago.lle is survived by his widow, the former Hetty Claridge, and a brother residing in Hobe, Sussex, Californian: \u201cNow.in my State: Eng.The Argentina Touring Club of Argentina will send a \u201cGood-Will Delegation\u201d to the two 1939 fairs in the United States.» * * Within the breast of veal lies hidden tenderness.But there is nothing like a modern skillet to bring it out.Breast of Vaal with Prune Dressing (Serves 4 to 6) One small breast of veal, 2 pounds, 1 cup cooked chopped prunes, 2 cups soft bread crumbs, 3 tablespoons melted shortening, \"2 teaspoon salt, dash pepper, | tablespoon lemon juice, | tablespoon butter, 2 tablespoons vegetable shortening, 4 medium sized sweet potatoes.Have the butcher slit, the veal breast to form a pocket.Wipe the meat with a clean cloth.Season well with salt and pepper.Mix the ingredients for the dressing and pack loosely into the cavity, #Sew securely.Place the skillet with the fat over medium heat (350 degrees F.).When butter begins to brown add meat and brown thoroughly on all sides.While meat is browning peel the potatoes and cut in halves.When meat is brown pack the potatoes around meat, cover, and leave on medium heat until cover is too hot to touch and vapors begin to escape from under the cover.Reduce heat to low (300 degrees F.) and cook until tender~-about 1'%2 hours.Budget Dinner (Serves 4 to 6) One pound lean beef, ground, | teaspoon salt, dash pepper, 2 small onion, chopped, 2 tablespoons vegetable shortening, | tablespoon butter, 1 tablespoon flour, 2 cups hot water, V cup canned tomato soup, | tablespoon chili sauce.Mix beef with salt pepper, onion, Shape into small cakes, Place skillet with fat over medium heat (350 Skill Plus New Skillet * * * Wn Breast of veal, prunes and sweet potatoes cooked together THE WAY TO A MAN'S HEART | * * $ Plumbs Depths Of Tasty Tenderness + on top of the stove in a new hard, sheet aluminum skillet not only cuts down tual, shrinkage and costs of meat, but enhances the flaver, degrees F.).When butter begins to brown add meat cakes and brown well on all sides.Remove cakes.Stir flour into drippings in pan, water, soup and chili sauce and bring to a boil.Return cakes to pan and tL add\u201d drop 1 tablespoon dumpling mixture on top of each.Cover and leave on medium heat until the cover is too hot to touch and vapors, escape from under the cover.Reduce heat to low 1300 degrees F.) and cook until done\u2014about 10 minutes.\u201c \u2018Mrs.H.Pope Plans Party ToNew York For January 26 th New York City on Jan.26th, which should be of special interest to those who enjoy the opera, theatre, and Philharmonic concerts, is that one which is being arranged by Mrs.H.B.Pope, 422 | Metcalfe Ave, for Jan.28th.The party will leave that morning by the D.& H.through train and will return, leaving New York on the morning of Feb.2nd.All entertainment included, being the choice of any three performances of the Metropolitan Opera, any standing night club, Radio city Music Hall as well as twin bed room with bath and all meals in New York., Membership in the party is lim- make reservation early in order to avoid being disappointed.Further information \u201cziven by Mrs.Pope.Eve Maxwell-Lyte Here on Wednesday will be of the day, will make her Montreal debut next Wednesday evening at Victoria Hall in the first of Mrs.A.M.Russel's Nine O'- Clocks for 1939.This will mark the inauguration of a nationwide tour which will take Miss Max- well-Lyte through Canada and the United States.A most charming personality and grest musical talents have forced this young English singer to the front rank of contemporary concert artists.Miss Maxwell-Lyte's art is intimate, but its appeal is unlimited, it is said.Her Americsn debut was made last year in New! York, where again the critics gave her unqualified praise, Next Wednesday night» Nine O\u2019clock is the third of a series of five under the direction of Mrs.À.M.Russel.Vronsky and Babin.| considered the greatest two-piano team on the concert stage today.and the famous Gordon String Quartet will follow next week\u2019s Bible Study Services To Be Resumed Sunday A personally conducted party to | Eve Maxwell-Lyte, regarded by .| critics as the greatest folk singer 7728 cu Jéta Re eT 2.PRINT 722 Bible Study services will be renewed in Calvary Chureh, on Sunday morning, when the Minister.the Rev.T.W.Jones, will preach the sermon on \u201cMountain Peaks in the Religious Experience of Mankind,\u201d based upon the story (of the children of Israel at Mount Sinai, as recorded in the Book of Exodus.Throughout the closing : months of the year 1938 the con- jgregation in Calvary Church de- t rived much inspiration from the \u201cBible Study services, and it is ,confidently expected thst a continuation of these \u2018prove inspiring and challenging.The Chureh Schools wili resume their usual hours, 11 a.m.and 3 p.mi.on Sunday, with the young ited so that it will be necessary to, people\u2019s organized groups meeting; \u2018for the opening session of the opening session of the New Yeur A special meeting of the teach-: ers and officers with the members of the church board will be heli at 4.15 p.m.to consider together , the work of the schools in the life tof the church and the community.' At the evening service at 7.30 p-m.Dr.Jones will preach on a theme of challenging significance for our own time, \u201cChrist for every Crisis.\u201d This theme wes adopted recently by the World Wide organization of Christian Endeavour as it faces the problems of Youth in the modern! world.Many are anxiously ask-, whether Christianity has a vital message for our own day - amd generation.In this =ermon an endezvour will be made to relate the vital faith of Christianity to the needs of men today.On Monday, at 8.15 p.m.the rs 4841 Sherbrooke W.Greenhouses: 2175 Belgrave Ave.studies vill still\u2019 = LLL ALO T FLOWERS AND FLANTS For All Occasions 3d Retail Branch: 5 DE.9896 À EL.9595 § \u2018at Victoria) FRIDAY, JANUARY Young People\u2019s Union will meg in its first regular gathering of the New Year, and will be aq.dressed by the Minister on Op.jective: for the Calvary Y.PLU.in 19:19.The sixty-second anniversary of Calvary Church will be observed son Sunday.January 22nd.Guest \u2018preachers far this special occasion :will be the Rev.G.D.G.Kilpat.\u201cvick.D.D.Principal of the Unit.\u2018ed Theolozical College, Montreai, and the Rev.Denzil Ridout, F.R (1,5.of Toronto, who will bring \u201can illusiraied message on the ro- \u2018aunce of the chureh\u2019s mission in |Nelound'-nd and Labrador, Lamps - Shades Appliances - Gifts = My Lucky star\u201d Shades Made to Order Lamps & Appliances Repaired Vases Wired E.L.LaMountain & Co.2035 Metcalfe St.PLat, 8716 iW Telephone Mrs.McCree Protessional Corsetiere FOR YOUR Spencer Corset DRESS or SURGICAL Free demonstration in your home on request Beautiful materials and new Fall styles.Designs created especially for you.WE.4189 H.ZE 379 Victoria Ave.recital with concerts in February and March, For Estimates Call RBST L UPHOLSTERER Furniture, Draperies, Slip Covers Made to Order and Repaired Free EL.7980 Odd lot, real warm coats, A real smart buy\u2014Coat, made of imported wool.Regular price $9.95 and JANUARY DISCOUNT \u2014SALE\u2014 DRESSES Velvets\u2014attractive colors\u2014smart styles\u2014 You must see them\u2014They\u2018re really outstanding.Sizes 2 to 14.Regularly priced $4.95-$3.95-$2.95 LESS 25% Taffeta Dresses \u2014 Serviceable colors-\u2014 Smartly styled and neatly trimmed.Sizes 2 to 6 years.SNOW One piece suits with to $4.95.| ON SALE $2.95 and $3.95 | | BOYS\u2019 COATS made of imported wool.sizes up to 12 years.CLEARING $ 5.95 GIRLS\u2019 3-PIECE SETS leggins and Cap-patch, Sizes 5 and 6 years.$11.95.SALE PRICE $ 5.95 57 (at Wilson) Brother & Sister Shoppe 50 Sherbrooke St.W.Regularly priced $2.95 ON SALE $1 9 5 warm cloth, double-knee SUITS helmet.All colors, protection.Values WA.6717 FRIE MEM INSP Arthur Nea edt Fea Attends pay of the las: Friday Webster w adhere to { iife,\u201d he sai Followi +o Sergeant the winner told the bo in Glasgow squad expe awarded a was please \u201chusiasm W in the Fir to see the larger.During h terson and themselves shadow ski composed 0 Fairhead, D neth Bold Bruce Mars display of Team an shown unde Gordon Le Mulligan, taken by S The Com cred a num during the panied at aldine Ham The pres Trumpet t having sold cards in aid made by Dryden and awarded th badges as À necessary 0 The evenÿ hour and re ihe Nation diction, Captain port for tl that the Co est in its | Call And have t most E Mec Vale CLE, 20 18 YEAF St Your SHI GO EXI 4 wi SERV Melrose : Decarie a The Gas Sta \u2014\u2014 hidden page.hidden page .two fe the fir sion a My na Wir re 72777 S Rolang 3 C.Hin, § prop.EZ E.9898 EL.9595 mere LY 6, 1939 tr day will mee thering of ill be ad.er on 0pry Y.PL.versary of e observed ind.Guest 11 occasion G.Kilpat.the Unit Montreai, dout, F.R.will bring n the ro- mission in rador, \u2014_; paired Co.-at.6716 | ee set L r home aterials Designs I TT.Vv _ Rasp- se +6 .- ANNUAL I FRIENDS AND PARENTS OF, MEMBERS ATTENDED EVENT: INSPECTION HELD BY UNIT] Arthur H.Webster, Inspector, Congratylated Group on Neatness and Aleriness\u2014Challeage Medal Awarded to Sgt.Clifton Blair \u2014 Boxing and Shadow Skits Featured Prcgram Attended by parents and friends of the members the annual display of the First Westmount Company of the Boys Brigade was held last Friday in Melville Church.The unit was inspected by Arthur H.Webster who congratulated it on neatness and alertness, \"If the boys adhere to the standard they have set they should prove a success in life,\u201d he said.Following his remarks, the Squad- challenge medal was awarded to Sergeant Clifton Blair by D.m.Grant.Sgt.Blair has besn twice the winner of the medal this season and in his remarks, Mr.Grant roid the boys of the days when he was himself a lad in The Brigade in Glasgow and the thrill that hs *\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014_\u2014 «quad experienced as they were awarded a medal for altruism.He vas pleased to see the keen en- \u201chusiasm which is ever present in in the First Company and hoped to see the Company grow even larger.During he evening James Patterson snd Donald Taylor excelled themselves in the presentation of shadow skits and the boxing teams composed of Bryan Pearse, Harold Fairhead, Duncan Patterson, Kenneth Boldue, Philip Lamb and Bruce Marshall, gave a very fine display of sportsmanship.Team and Group Games were| shown under the leadership of Sgt.Gordon Leach and L.C.Wm.Mulligan, and handicraft was taken by Sgt.Clifton Blair.The Company Choiristers rend- cred a number of Christmas carols during the intermissions, accompanied at the piano by Miss Geraldine Hamlet.The presentation of a brass Trumpet to Ronald Baxter for having sold the most Christmas cards in aid of the Company, was made by Dr.Mulligan.Billy Dryden and Teddy Hilbwne were.awarded their official membership badges as they had completed the neccessary requirements.The evening closed with a social hour and refreshments, followed by the National] Anthem and Benediction, Captain Richardson, in his report for the half season, stated that the Company was the strongest in its history and was still Call Fl.9428 And have the valetor to Montreal's most Exclusive Homes call.Medical Arts Valet Service CLEANERS & DYERS 2087 GUY ST.18 YEARS OF SERVICE THAT E Stock's SERVICE STATIONS Your Car Supplies SHELL PRODUCTS GOODYEAR TIRES EXIDE BATTERIES ANTI-FREEZE \u2019 CHAINS HEATERS DEFROSTERS WINTER BATTERY STORAGE SERVICE STATIONS Melrose and Sherbrooke DE.2563 Decarie and Lacombe DE.3424 The only two Independent Gas Stations in the West End\u2019 growing.The band had proven t¢ be most successful and would enter into the city wide B.B.festival this spring.He thanked the officers and Non Commissioned Officers for their loyaiiy and dev- \u2018otion and looked forward to still greater achieveménts.The Company will resume its regular Friday night schedule this week.Coodyear Earns Full Dividends Present indications are that 1938 profits of Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company of Canada Limited will cover all dividends paid, states A.G.Partridge, President.In a letter to shareholders accompanying fourth quarter dividends paid Janary 3rd, he says: \u201cI am pleased to report that from present indications the twen- ty-eighth year of our Company's operations will show sufficient profits to provide for all the regular dividends and in addition approximately the entire amount required for the special dividend.\u201d Regular quarterly dividends ferred and common shares and an extra dividend of $5.00 a share was paid on the common on December 28th.Georgians to Meet MacDonald Saturday Don Burton will lead the Sir George Williams College Georgians against Macdonald College in the first 1939 game of the Montreal Intermediate Basketball League at Central Y.M.C.A.Sa\u2018- urday evening at 9.30.Neither team has won any of its games to date, and both will be trying to get out of the basement, With Hughie Stevenson back from Fort William and Don Burton returned from Sudbury, the Georgians will have all regulars present for their first tussle since mid-December.Y Seniors meet Nationale in the second feature of a doubleheader.» SNEAK UP ON OMELET You can sneak up on the most suspecting omelet and transfer it to the platter in all its unbroken glory, if you use the three-fold gadget which opens out to three times its original size.It looks like an ordinary lifter, which you slip under the omelet.You then press a spring in the handle, and it spreads out under the entire pan full in a very engaging manner.FLOWERS NOT AFRAID With winter barely getting into stride, flowers are not afraid to show themselves on hats.White lilacs droop over the front of a tiny black dinner hat and big red poppies nestle at the back of a pale blue felt built on a Watteau silhouette.Molyneux covers the top of a shallow sailor with small felt flowers in several pastel shades.\u2014 FORUM DELICATESSEN AND CIGAR SHOP Régular Full Course Meals at 30c up Our Specialty WE DELIVER DAY AND NIGHT Fl.0949 2201 St.Catherine St.W.(One Block East of the Forum) 1 have found the words Page.and the words the first half of the coming week.My name is .Address The \u201cHidden Titles\u201d.Contest hidden in the advertisement of.hidden in the advertisement of .of this week\u2019s Examiner, these being the titles of the pictures to be shown at the Westmount sion as final regarding the awarding of passes to the Theatre.EP rpepepe prey rrr INL TELE IRR ARAL TILL SL El ddd Winners are to be drawn from those subæittisg the correct answers.sonressssue sn ages ses au 0 aoscsa scene aavssoence eatre during | agree to accept the judges\u2019 deci- eer escevsesnes have been paid for 1938 on pre-|.TAGED B 1 AJE Do Y BOYS BRIGADE COMPANY REG'LAR FELLERS\u2014Brotherly Advice By GENE BYRNES HOLD ON GOOD AN\u2019 TIGHT, PINHEAD/ WERE GOIN OVER A \u2019 ©4937 Gene Rymes WERE GOIN\u2019 OVER ANOTHER BUMP, PINHEAD, SO DONT FORGET WHAT I TOLDJA/ \u201cEi Nes Reg.U, 8 Mat.Offfea.™ AR righis reserved Operations Of C.N.R.For 1938 Are Reviewed Ralway results reflect the gen erz level of business activity.Ac cording to a report issued this week by S.J.Hungerford, president, the first check on the gradual recovery of Canadian National Railways earnings from the low level of 1933 began with the decline in business activity in the last months of 1837, a decline which continued throughout a great part of 1938.The decline was first felt and was most marked on the United States lines of the Company.The operations of the system for 1988, the report continues, were largely influenced by the necessity of curtailing expenses as far as possible in view of the falling revenues, while at the same time maintaining the property and its equipment in condition to meet the present and prospective transportation requirements of the country, also to provide for the movement of grain arising from the anticipated improvement in the western crop.The revenues in the last quarter of the year indicate a cessation of the downward {rend, and there now appear definite indications of the trend turning upwards again, The problem of reducing expenses in the face of declining traffic was made more difficult than it otherwise would have been on account of increases in the price of fuel and other supplies, the restoration of wage rates to pre-depression levels in Canada \u2014 agreed upon early in 1938 and fully operative on April 1, 1938 \u2014 and an increase in wages above pre?depression levels on United States lines, These factors, together with a programme of creating a reserve of freight cars and locomotives in the expectation of a large crop movement, limited the reduction in operating expenses.The increases in wage rates, resulting from protracted wage negotiations with organized labour in Canada and the United States, alone amounted to several millions of dollars.Notwithstanding these adverse factors, it proved possible to reduce the operating expenses of the System by ap approximately $4,500,000 from the 1987 level.It is gratifying to be able to record that the steps taken to curtail expenses did not impair the efficiency of the property.The decline in gross revenues in 1938 was upwards of 15 million dollars and the decline in net revenue between ten and eleven million dollars, as compared with 1937 Notwithstanding the very difficult operating conditions and the supplying of essential transportation requirements to many parts of the country at heavy expense, the revenues for the year were sufficient to pay all the operating oxpenses, and leave a The statement reveals that considerable new equipment was acquired during the year.Two thousand steel box cars-of the most modern design were delivered and have proved valuable in handling high class traffic.Ten ditioned buffet sleeping cars, six air-conditioned dining cars, five mail and express.cars, twenty-five sand cars and twenty-four snow plows have been added to the company\u2019s equipment.Locomotives vurchased consisted of six 4-8-4 type semi-streamlined passenger engines, designed for use in the heavy fast passenger train service to and from Chicago, and twa diesel switching locomotives for use on the United States lines, The Canadian line serving the mining development in Northern Quebec between Senneterre and Rouyn, which had been under construction for the past two years, was completed and was formally opened on December 3rd.This line serves a region which has proved to be rich in mineral wealth, and with the provision of direct railway transportation, it is anticipated that further development will take place.The provision of this branch line, as well as the earlier branch line from Taschereau to Rouyn to serve the Noranda development, furnishes an illustration of the pioneering development work carried on by the Canadian National.While the provision of railwey transportation has enabled a substantial mining development to take place with general benefit to the country, the railway from a financial® standpoint must look to the traffic of the future to obtain & fair return upon the capital whieh has been expended.Work on the new Montreal Terminals, which had been suspended for some time, will be resumed at once on a substantially modified plan, and the work will be proceeded with by stages, as conditions warrant.This plan, which provides for a new central station and for improved freight and passenger facilities in the city area, will enable the company to handle traffic more economically and expeditiously.The revenues of the Canadian National (West Indies) Steamships, Limited, continued to improve, and were the highest in the Line's history, Canada's trade with the West Indies has increased steadily since the inauguration of this service by the Canadian National in 1925, and particularly since the putting into service of the Lady Liners in 1929.The year 1938 also saw the opening of Canadian air express and mail-carrying services between Montreal and'Vancouver and intermediate centres, over the Nationally owned Trans-Canada Air Lines.It is expected that the balance of net revenue from railway operation of nearly $7,000,000.carriage of passengers will begin in the carly months of 1939.Oper- HE'S COMIN ALONG, THO.SPORT SLANTS GENE TUNNEY SAYS LOU -LOU- - WHO RECENTLY BEAT \u201cTommy FARR.STL NEVER FIND ARY BODY 60 WARD TO WORRY AS FARR SAYS LOU we SHE SURE CAR axe PLENTY.N a SE IMPROVED FIGHTER AXE BT WE STILL RAS LOTS 7 di pa \u201coO LEARN.1-2 * @797 Qui Érauses om = air-con- | National branch | SNAPSHOT GUIL FINDING PICTURES Winter is full 5 2e: NX SE io of pictures\u2014indoors and out\u2014that you should be capturing now.HEN one is taking pictures\u2014in the winter or any other time\u2014 there are just three things to seek.They are: interesting subjects, or interesting occurrences, or interesting effects of light.Any of these\u2014or all together\u2014 will yield good pictures, and you can find them almost anywhere.At random, I have set down a list of wihter picture ideas\u2014just suggestions to set your imagination working.Load up your camera, try them\u2014and I'll hazard the guess that you can turn out dozens of good pictures in the next few days.First, snow pictures, Can you picture the sparkle of sunlight, falling across new snow?Curious shapes of snow in drifts, on trees, on shrubs and fences, Children sledding, or throwing snowballs?Shadow patterns on the snow?Neighbors shoveling snow from the house walk?A horse-drawn sleigh?Tracks of people, or birds, or rabbits, in the snow?Snow falling, soft and white, outside your window?Paths beaten to barn or garage?Birds in the snow, pecking at crumbs?All these wiil make good pictures.Then, cold weather, Can you put cold into a picture\u2014so that the viewer feels it?How about a ple- ture of an old horse, nuzzling a frozen-over water trough?Icicles hanging from a faucel or pump spout?Frost on the kitchen windowpane?Passersby, bending into the wind, snuggled deep into the collars of their overcoats?Someone scattering cinders on an icy pavement?A small boy, rubbing his frosty ears with mittened hands?An old aulo- mobile with radiator spouting steam?A stretch of open country with snow clouds dark above it?These are good pictures\u2014they tell the story of winter.Again, indoors.Warm pictures, lo contrast with the cold outside.Have you tried fireside pictures?Pictures of the family toasting marshmallows, or telling stories before tha fire?Reading, under the Warm glow of a lamp?These aro good\u2014and easy to make, with fast X-type film _ and two or three photo bulbs, Pictures such as these are interesting because they tell a story.They bave \u201csomething Lo say.\u201d And they are the snapshots you should be getting now.215 John van Guilder \u2018 ations will be extended eastward to Moncton, Saint John and Halifax when facilities have been made ready.\u2019 It is a little more than a year and a half since the formation of the Trans-Cenada Air Lines.In that time most of the necessary personnel has been selected and trained; two-way radio, radio beam meteorological and other sty \"sFanto BLACK HORSE ; VERY second is packed with thrills when this human whirlwind skims across the ice.A sure-shot, equipment have been installed, and landing fields constructed by the interests co-operating.Delivery of the fifteeen high-speed latest type transport planes which were ordered has now been completed.Looking ahead to 1989 the general outlook for the Canadian National System is distinctly better and it would scem reasonable to expect that the improved condi-! with a Drives All Through Night 0.C.Farnsworth, of Pembroke, Ontario, lost a race with death recently when nine-year-old Russell Osgoode, of Detroit, victim of un streptococcus infection, died at Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit, before Mr.Farnsworth, speeding to his- aid by taxi, could arrive for a transfusion.MM with the same infection two years ago, as a result of which he lost use of a finger, Mr.Farns- worth was ill for many months in an Ottawa hospital, but recovered.Last spring, when two men were suffering from the infection at Grace Hospital, Windsor, Mr.l'\u2019arnsworth was one of those who had his blood typed for possible transfusions, but il was not the right type.When he received an urgent request from the Henry Ford Hospital to come as quickly as pos- But Loses Race With Death sible to give a transfusion to the Osgoode boy, who was hovering and Farnsworth\u2019s were of the between life and death.His blood same type.Mr.Farnsworth left by taxi for Detroit, but the Osgoode boy died might have meant life fo him, before the precious blood, that could reach him.Doclors at the hospital were loud in praise of Mr.Farnsworth.\u201cHe did everything in his power to get hore on lime.He didn't report at the hospital today, and we presume that he contacted the child\u2019& parents directly to discover that Russell had passed away in the night,\u201d they said.\u201cIt was most unfortunate, but Russell was so very ill with the infection that it is doubtful that evon the transfusion could have helped him.\u201d The nine-year-old lad had been in the hospital for about a week, Skiing Conditions In Laurentians Perfect An exciting New Year's week- ond has passed in the Laurentian Mountaing with 17,500 visiting skiers reported by the Canadian Pacific Railways, so Montreal win- tey sports enthusiasts can now look forward to a winter of sport without all the holiday trimmings.Conditions will be perfect for this week-end, barring carth- quakes and tornadoes, At all Lau- rention points the depth of snow is around three feet, the Seigniory Club has two feet of snow and good conditions, and Lac Beauport near Quebec City lacks only five inches to have five full feet of snow.Temperatures have taken a turn for the colder, carly morning readings being around 16 degrees below zero, but with clear calm weather not too uncomfortable for an exhilarating out-door sport.like ski- and the dry mountain air this is|® FISHY FISH 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