The Westmount examiner, 10 février 1939, vendredi 10 février 1939

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Follows Skating Final arrangements have been completed for the annual municipal masquerade ice carnival taking place this evening at the Westmount Athletic Grounds.The event is expected to be marked by the presence of Mayor Walter Merrill and a number of councilmen.Prizes for winning costumes are to be presented by Alderman B.Panet-Raymond.A particularly attractive program has been drawn up and includes races, exhibition figure skating, social skating, broom hockey, a costume parade, a fireworks display, and dancing in the club house.Rinks will open at 7 o\u2019clock and skating to music will continue until 11, to be followed by dancing.To accomodate the large crowd ex- BOY, 6, UNHURI WHEN.STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE Narrowly Escapes Injury As He Steps Into Path of Car on Greene Ave.Six-year-old Hugh McDonald, 212 Selby street, narrowly escaped serious injury when he stepped directly into the path of an automobile driven by Albert Clement, 5129 Cote St.Antoine road, on Greene avenue, at the corner of ,Stayñor, at 1.35 p.m.on Saturday.According to information obtained by police, the mishap oc- cured when the youngster, who had his attention focussed on an automatie snow loader which was proceeding south on Greene, suddenly ran onto the street from behind one of the trucks following the loader, He was struck and knocked down by the car driven by Clement, which was also going south on Greene, Clement stopped immediately after the accident and took the youngster to the Western Division of the Montreal General Hospital where he was found to have escaped injury.He was detained there, however, by Dr.Forster, and was kept under observation for about two hours.Constable C.fgated, Black, invest- Wing Commander Inspects Royal Air Force Squadron Wing Commander G.R.Hawsom M.C, representing Air Vice-Mar- shall GM.Croil, A.F.C.chief of Air Staff, Ottawa, inspected men and equipment of Fighter Squadron No, 115, Royal Canadian Air Force, at the squadron's headquarters, last Tuesday night.¥ The inspecting officers were ac- \u2018tompanied by Honorary Wing Commander V.M.Drury, Squad- ron-Leader J.L.de Niverville, District Air Officer, and Squad- ron-Leader R, H.Foss, officer commanding the unit.VACATIONING The Honorable Lorne C.Webster, accompanied by his son, Mr.Eric Webster, and by Mr.Harold Wesley, of London, England, have left on a six weeks\u2019 trip to the West Indies and South America.The Week At Victoria Hall \u2018Today: Westmount Women\u2019s Club Meeting; Crane Ltd.Staff Dance; Winterbug Dance; West- mount Conclave True Kindred.Tomorrow: Private Dance; Two Wedding receptions.Monday: M.R.T.Studio perform.en Westmount Lodge A.F.and _ Tuesday: M.R.T.; St.Augustine's Young Ladies Sodality.Wednesday: M.R.T.; Rotary Luncheon; V.0.N.Sewing Day; Elacta Chapter O.E.D.Friday: G.W.Reed Benevolent Poiety: Canadian International Paver Co.Staff Dance; Montreal White Shrine No.1, * pected to attend the ice surface has been considerably enlarged and will be about a quarter of a mile in circumference.The complete program is as follows: 7.00 p.m.social skating.7.30 p.m.races: Boys under 13 one lap; girls under 13 one lap; boys under 17 two laps; girls open one lap; boys open, three laps.8.00 p.m.Exhibition figure skating: singles, Catherine Patterson; ladies pair, Barbara Wood and Gwen Hyde; singles, Eileen Sim; Mixed pair, Carol Cameron and Douglas Coughtry; singles, Jean Levie; dance steps, Miss Helma Karik, Frank Thibetheau.8.30 p.m.social skating.8.45 p.m.broom hockey, and girls; bonfire.9.00 p.m.social skating.9.15 p.m, Costume parade followed by presentation of prizes by Alderman B.Panet-Raymond.9.80 p.m.social skatihg.9.45 p.m.Paul Jones.10.00 p.m.fireworks.10.00-11.00 p.m.social skating.11.00, dancing in the clubhouse.BOYS BRIGADE CAMERA CLUB OFFERS PRIZES Awards Will be Given for Best Photographs Taken In February boys The camera club of the First Westmount Company of the boys brigade spent a most active weekend, commencing early Saturday afternoon with a brief lecture on the best methods of taking pictures.Members then spent the next few hours on the Westmount mountain, snapping views of the City which were developed during the week, by the boys, under the leadership of Mr.Wrigglesworth.The Company is offering prizes for the best brigade pictures taken in February.The swimming and life saving class also commenced activity under Lieut.Falls and will continue until late spring when tests will take place.On Friday night Private Harold Fairhead was the recipient of a Brigade lanyard for distinguished service in the Company and will have supervision over the four class secretaries.Pte.Billy Dryden was appointed Band Recorder.Each class is making excellent progress and Sgt.Gordon Leach will conduct another group in Wayfaring, starting tonight.'H.V.Kaltenborn| Speaks Here Wednesday On Wednesday evening, February 15th, H.V.Kaltenborn, famous radio commentator, speaks under the auspices of the Temple Emanu-El Forum, at the His Majesty\u2019s Theatre.Conveners are: Mr.David Jassby, Lawrence Marks, George Hol- linger, H.C.Shefler, S.Samuelson, H.Neumann, Mrs.Arthur Simon.LAST TRIBUTE PAID TO LATE MISS O'REILLY Funeral Held on Saturday In the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord Final tribute was paid to Miss Alice Mary O'Reilly on Saturday morning when the funeral service was held in the church of The Ascension of Our Lord, Reverend Father Mathias, of Franciscan of the Order, was the celebrant of the, Solemn Requiem Mass, and was assisted by Father Feron as Deacon and Father Toms as Sub- Deacon.The body was received by Father D.McDonagh.Miss O'Reilly died at her residence, 141 Clandeboye avenue, following a long illness, She had been a resident of Westmount for the past 30 years, and was a member of the church of the Ascension.Chief mourners included, three brothers, James, Reverend Thos.JW, and Frank O'Reilly, and one sister, Catherine O\u2019Reilly.Among those present at the rites were leaders of many Religious Orders throughout the City.Interment took place at Cote des Neiges Cemetery.Completes 25th Year On Brigade Deputy-Chief William Bur- riss completed his twenty-fifth year on the Westmount Fire Department on Wednesday.Since joining the Fire Department in 1914, Deputy- Chief Burriss has fought hundreds of fires without ever being seriously injured in any of them, He has directed the brigade for the past three and a half years, succeeding Deputy-Chief L.Marechal, who was pensioned in 1936.He had been appointed a lieutenant in 1929, Prior to joining the West- mount Fire Department Depu- ty-Chief Burriss had an eventful life in the British Army from 1898 until] 1913.He served overseas during the war from 1917 to 1919.He now serves as head of the Fire Department under Police and Fire Chief Gough.Sermon Series To Continue Sunday At the morning service in West- mount Park Church, on Sunday.Rev, J.Lavell Smith will preach on \u201cHaving the Mind of Christ,\u201d being another in the series of sermons on the Epistle to the Philippians, At the evening service, a set of interesting coloured slides will be shown, entitled, \u201c A New Church Faces a New World.Applicants Approximately 70 applicants seeking enrolment in the ground crew of the unit were interviewed by the Westmount No.115 Fighter Squadron of the R.C.A.F.on Wednesday night.By process of elimination this number will be greatly reduced and when the final listing is compiled it is expected to contain about 25 names, These applicants will be enrolled into the non-flying division of the unit as rapidly as they can be absorbed.Interviews of this type are con- ducted at regular intervals and Interviewed By Local Flying Squadron form an important part of the squadron's program of expansion.Preference in the preparation of the final listing is given to those having specialized qualifications such as previous training in the field of radio, metal work, welding, airplane engines, woodwork, and electricity.Due to the fact that all R.C.A.F.units are self sustaining as far as personnel is concerned, and require five men on the ground to one in the air, the ground screws of squadrons are chosen with exceptional care, Skidding automobiles, frantic efforts of drivers and pedestrians to escape injury \u2014 then a body huried across the street by tha impact of wheel or bumper.It\u2019s a common occurrence in the daily drama of city traffic, but rarely is the camera on the spot to register the story as strikingly as in the nbove picture taken in Ogden, Utah, has skidded to a stop at left.Glen Stamos has just been knocked beneath a parked car by the laundry truck that Stamos escaped serious injury.Speakers Urge Public To Study Education Report We have now reached the turn- in gpoint in Protestant education, declared Mrs, A.Stalker and V.C.Wansbrough, headmaster of Lower Canada College, both members of the Protestant Education Survey committee, in addressing a large audience at the Roslyn School auditorium on Monday night, at a meeting of the Roslyn Avenue Home and School Association.The public was urged to study the report of the Committee copies of which.wega.~avallable at.the meeting, and make its wishes known.If this opportunity for a complete reorganization were allowed to pass, the speakers asserted, the whole cause might be lost for a generation.\u201cThere are ten school board members for every eight teachers,\u201d said Mr, Wansbrough, in speaking of the large number of small boards, some controlling only one school.\u201cThere are 360 school boards in Protestant Que- bee, 1400 members in all, to administer the education of but 75,000 children.\u201d In Scotland only 35 local educational authorities were required for a school population of 1,000,000.Rural Schools Mrs, Stalker drew attention to the problems of the one-room rural school where the youngest and least experienced teachers, many still in their \u2019teens, attempted to teach all subjects in all seven grades under conditions of almost total isolation.\u201cThe day of the little red schoolhouse is gone,\u201d Mrs, Stalker declared, pointing out that the keen competition of the present day world with its struggle for economic existence called for an educational program more suited to present-day needs.The movement toward consolidation, already begun, must be carried out to its logical conclusion.6-3-3 Plan Mention was made of the so- called 6-3-3 plan, with the proviso that the intermediate three ïyears should be for all and not merely for those pursuing the general course.By this means, those taking the academic course leading to matriculation would not be denied the creative outlets of courses in the arts and handi- craîts.At the close of the meeting another member of the Survey Committee, S.R.Noble, who was in the audience, answered a number of questions with reference to the financial aspect of the recommendations made.Among those heard during the discussion period were Miss Catherine I.Mackenzie of the Montreal High School for Girls, Mr.Wm.F.Dawson of the King's School association, Mr.L.N.Buzzell of the Montreal! Board of Trade, and Mr.A.S.Bruneau, of the Westmount School Commissioners.Mrs.D.D.Charters, president of the association, who was in the chair, announced that further discussion on the same subject would take place at the next meeting, to be held the first Monday in March, when Miss Catherine I.Mackenzie will be the speaker.Alderman Alex.Edmison Calvary Church Speaker On Sunday night in Calvary church, Alderman Alex Edmison will speak on the theme, \u201cThe Challenge of Youth to the church and Community.This theme has seen chosen to focus attention upon the position of youth in our land at the present time, and also to be in keeping with the general theme of National Education Week.Young people of the congregation will conduct \u2018the service of worship.High School and College students are particularly invited to attend.At the morning service the sermon will be delivered by the Rev.A, F.Pollock, B.D.,, who has recently terminated a very successful ministry at Ormstown.Previous to his ministry there, Mr.Pollock served for a number of years in Ottawa as minister of the First Congregational church.F.N.Stephen, B.A., past president of the Protestant Teacher's Association of Quebec, will conduct the service of worship and speak on behalf of the teaching profession.The Young People\u2019s Union will hold a Valentine Social on Monday evening in place of the regular meeting.Young people of the congregation are heartily invited to attend.On Tuesday, the annual meeting of the Bible Society will be held in Christ Church Cathedral.The Rev.F.H.Wilkingon, M.A,, B.D., will give the address, On Wednesday, at 8.15 p.m.the Women's Missionary Society will meet in the Church parlors, Mrs.H, V.Driver will be in charge of the meeting.On Thursday, Feb.16th, at 3 p.m.a tea and musical will be held in the church parlors under the auspices of the Women's Association.Westmount Hobby Show To Hold Annual Dance Westmount Hobby Show second annual dance will be held in the Upper hall of the Westmount Athletic Grounds on March 10th, Archie Etienne and his orchestra wil] be in attendance.The event will be conducted after the fashion of a cabaret, with the Mary Beetle\u2019s school providing a short floor show during supper.DR.PAVLASEK HERE Dr.F.Paviasek, Czecho-Slova- kian consul general to Montreal, will address a meeting of the Young Peoples\u2019 Society to be held in the church hall of Melville Presbyterian Church on Thursday evening, February 16th, at 8.15.VISITING Mrs.N.Phillips, of Cornwall, Ontario, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs, Clarence Michaels, Prince Albert avenue, SUNDAY SCHOOL WILL ATTEND CHURCH SERVICE Joint Period of Worship Planned at Westmount Baptist Church On Sunday morning, the congregation and Sunday School of Westmount Baptist Church will unite in an inspiring dérvice of worship.Rev.J.A.Johnston will deliver a brief address on: \u201cThe Children in the Family.\u201d A special feature of this service will be the illustrated sermonette especially suited for children, At the evening service, Mr.Johnston will speak on: \u201cSoul Purification and Fitness for Heaven,\u201d The Westminster Catechism clares that \u201cThe Souls of believers are at their death made perfect in holiness and do immediately pass into glory.\u201d It this true or must fire-purging he endured in the life to come?, the sermon will ask.On Sunday, February J9th,, the evening service will take the form of a youth platform of witness.Under the leadership of Charles Troutman, B.A.a group of University and High School students will participate in the service telling what Chvist meuna to them.Kev.J.A.Johnston will deliver a brief sermen and the Misses Dor- cthy and Audrey Hunler will assist with :nstrumen\u2019al music.de- CHIEF JUSTICE URGES PEOPLE 10° USE RIGHTS Addressed Men's Club of Dominion - Douglas United Church on Monday In order to keep alive the principles on which democracy is based it is necessary that every individual do his duty toward the state, Chief Justice Greenshields declared Monday night, when addressing the Men's Club of Dominion-Douglas United Church, The Chief Justice declared that peoples of democratic countries are duty bound to make yse of their rights of free citizenship once they have given due consideration to issues before them.The speaker's reference to the duties of individuals came during his address on John Wesley, founder of the Methodist Church.Regnarking on the \u2018marvellous influence that wonderful man had during the 87 years of his outstanding life,\u201d the speaker referred to quotations by Augustine Birrell, Archbishop Davidson.Lloyd George snd Stanley Baldwin extolling the quality and the variety of Wesley's charater and works, ETORS PUBLIC MEETING CALLED FOR FEB.18 IN CITY HALL; LEASE PASSED COUNCIL If Project is Approved Theatre Will be Built on Site Between Greene and Olivier Avenues Above Western \u2014 By-Law Allows City At $1.00 Per Annum to Lease Land for 40 Years A special public meeting of proprietor-electors to decide upon adoption or disapproval of a by-law allowing the city to lease land to Montreal Repertory Theatre for 40 years at a nominal rental of $1,00 per year was called for Saturday morning, Feb, 18, at a regular meeting of the City Council Monday night.The assembly will be held from 9 until 10 o'clock in the City Hall, The theatre by-law was given its third reading and unanimously carried by the Council on Monday, thus greatly strengtHening the pose sibility of the erection of the building here.However final decision on the now law must come from the proprietor-clectors who have the right to demand a poll if they so desire.The by-law first enme before® the City Council last week.As well as the 40-year lense on the $1.00 per annum basis, it allows exemption of the M.K.T.from all administration taxes for the first 20 years.The site of the proposed strue- ture is between Greene and Olivier avenues, north of Western avenue, As yet no announcement regarding the size of the building or its seating capacity has been made by the M.R.T.However it is belicved that it will have a senting capacity of approximately 800 persons and be specinlly equipped for the production of amateur plays and concerts.If the M.R.T.succeeds in gaining permission to build the theatre it will attain an objective it has aimed at for some time now.Almost half of its members, who number over 3,000, are said to re- aide \u2018in Westmount and it™18 felt\u2019 that this city would be the logical centre in which to construct a theatre for its own use.The Theatre group has made use of Victoria Hall on many occasions during the past two years and has presented some of its most successful productions there.Other matters attended Lo at the meeting of the Council included announcement of the annual winter masquerade ice carnival being held this evening at the West- mount Athletic Grounds.Mayor Walter Merrill occupied the chair.CARS DAMAGED IN COLLISION Vehicles Collide at Intersection of Westmount And Victoria Avenues Slight damage was caused to hoth vehicles when a car driven hy Harold Wade Brown, 4095 Cote des Neiges road, collided with one operated by Ernest P.Evans, 606 Lansdowne avenue, on Westmount avenue, at the corner of Victoris avenue, at 1.46 o'clock Saturday afternoon, According to information obtained hy police, ffie accident oc- cured when the automobile driven by Wade skidded into the rear of Evan's car which had pulled tn a stop in order to allow a car going north on Victoria to cross Westmount\u2019 avenue, The two machines involved in the collision were proceeding east on West- mount avenue, Constable W.A.Smith investigated.BULLOCH SAYS POLITICAL JOBS ARE JUSTIFIED Westmount M.L.A.Believes Politicians Should Help Unemployed People who have been out of work for years and turn to their political representatives for jobs cannot be blamed; nor is there any reason why there should not Lba.political dismissals, W, -R.Bulr.loch, M.L.A, for Westmount, declared when speaking before the Prisoners\u2019 Aid and Welfare Association last Friday.Mr.Bulloch made references to the recent speech by Ald, Edmi- son in which ho criticized patron.uge at the Montreal City Hall and mentioned the number of persons who came to his office seeking work, Mr.Bulloch stated: \u201cIt is not my purpose to discuss patronage nt this time, except to say ! too have experienced in a much larger way what he and his colleagues have passed through recently.\u201cWhat I would like to impress is this\u2014my experience in meeting thousands of people who have sought positions since 1936 is something I shall ever value, It has taught me that to those who are putting up such a brave front, a word of cheer or a note of one courngement means a lot, \u201cWhen an election takes place and the clected representatives take their scats, into the minds of those out of work, comes the hope that perhaps their representative can do something for them.These people might have been looking for, work for years, they have no connections with persons in authority.Who can blame them for turning to the man they elected, \u201cWhen I listen to the stories which are told to me day by day, there comes into my mind a greater regard for my fellowman and a strengthened resolve to carry out the motives which led me to enter public life\u2014to try and provide everyone with a live ng, enough to eat and wear, à respectable home, some of the comforts of life and a sense of security in old age, \u201cMuch had been said ahout pol- iticinng discharging public sere vants and employes.Are private firms and corporations any better (Continued on Page 2) Further Plans Are Made For Rotary Ice Carnival One of the most remarkable young ladies in the realms of sport today is shortly coming to Montreal to be the star of the 9th Annual Ice Carnival in aid of the Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital at the Forum, March 3 and 4.Her name is Hazel Franklin, rhe je «nly 14 years of age, weighs a scant 80 pounds and already hs been acclaimed by New Yok critics wd Li: her trainer »like as another Srnja Henie and poter- tially a eriater skater.Azam this yenr the Annual len Carnival \u2018cr the Mortreal Children's M.spital is beiny spunsored by the Rotary Club of Westmount.Production is under the direction of the Mcnireal Figure Skating Club, \"ae Hazel Franklin herself has beer described by critics as a \u201cdimun- itive sprite, as pretty as a Gaina- borough portrait who completely captivated the spectators with her elfin comliness and agility,\u201d Howard Nicholson who formerly trained Sonja Henie states that Hazel Franklin has \u201cmore natural abil ity than Sonja and has learned ir three and a half years what ji took me eight years to teacl (Continued on Page 2) | Ë PAGE TWO THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1939 FRIDAY possible for men to study things as small as |, ! o_o ° The pavelength of visible light, efforts to go be- |} .\u2019 Malnutrition Main Cause > w this limit are likely to fail.Objects can The Examiners , Westmount Examiner be studied only by the waves of energy which Published Everr Friday Moroin They reflect.There is much work yet to be .° Of Ill-Health In crease Serving the city of west u y done, but some day eiectron-optics may do as M Hidden Titles Contest Garden Suburb of Canedu's Metropeile much for the telescopes as it has for micro- + + 6e Malnutrition, due in part to ec-| Last year, Miss Howlett said THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAlnut 2773° \u201cThe Examiner\u201d = WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1939 aims to be en (ndependent, clean mewapaper fer the home, devctec to public service, scopes.THE LESSONS OF HISTORY In a recent speech in Britain, Sir Charles Grant Robertson, president of the Historical Association, laid stress on the fact that the IF YOU'VE HEARD THIS ONE Call in Sherlock! following requirements:\u2014 The Westmount Examiners 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 six lucky winners who comply with the Simply find the two \u201cads.\u201d in the current issue of The Westmount Examiner in which the names of the two feature pictures being shown at the Westmount Theatre during the first half of the coming week are onomic conditions and in part to ignorance, is largely responsible for the increase in sickness and ill-health among the poorer people of Montreal, according to Miss N.M.Howlett, R.N., Directress of the Social Service Department of 790 new cases came under the a.tention of the Social Service Department, together with 155 hely over from 1937.In addition to this, 515 interviews were given to families or patients as to their care during convalescence and the > roots of many great issues at present before] His jet black hair is a silky zo.\" St.Mary\" i i ini ; \u201c : ; .; .y's Hospital, preparation and administrati The THE INSCRUTABLE ATOM the world lie deep in the past; and he urged drag and he arg moustache ed Submit all answeres to The Contest Editor, The Westmount Examiner, The ignorance, she stated, arises |diets preseribed for them by the bad boy When Lippershey invented the tele- historians to keep before the nation the im- spectacles.\u201d \u2014 Evening Paper a Sampton Avenue, using the special coupon provided in each issue for [out of people not knowing what |doctors.Fathe scope, combining two lenses, one convex and portance of the study of history.What color is this gray mous- Contestants must be over 16 years of age.to buy où having sich limited re Visits to the homes of patients made t the other concave, he made possible the ex- he average citizen is constantly in need ache of his ?\u2014Punch (c) Residents of Westmount, only, are eligible.- Sour sas that they ° not shop = are made for this purpose and cears a tended vision of mankind beyond the Milky of such a reminder, not altogether because he All answers must be in the office not later than Wednesday, and the the Dest advantage.\u201cLiving out of EI instruction is given.This : ye Way, where our sun is a tiny star, to things undervalues \u2018the lessons of history.\u201d but also Toda names of the winners will be published in Friday's issue.cans\u201d is a term she used as one ticular ; re oo his is cree ! 500 600 000 light-years awa Similar! A because he is apt to think that they are such | .y ; À convenient coupon will be found elsewhere in the paper.of the phases of present-day life pal leu a so In the case of dia.T al ® y \u2018 Int-year y.y, Led that he wh s may read: whereas, in fact Tourist: \u201cWhy are the natives The winners are drawn from among those who submit the correct [and one responsible for ill-nour- betics who are made to understand is on wenhoek and his primitive microscopes pene- 12 g runs may read: reas, IN act rushing for their war canoes?ls|answers as, unfortunately, it would be impossible to give passes to every- |ishment, what they can and can not eat, Twen trating the world of the infinitesimal, opened wide and comprehensive reading is necessary there à war on?\u201d one submitting the right answers.While much is being done, the |&nd the necessity for their attend- Flanag: the war for today\u2019s showing of the electron- {0 assimilate any of them truly.As Mr.E.E.Islander: \u201cNo; today the natives be revo art 2 lent week 3 contest are as follows and their passes will root cause of the matter was not |ance at clinics.A large number of homeles microscope.1000 times more powerful than Kellett said lately.\u201d .it has become in- |go to the cinema on the main- Mrs.Elizabeth Griffiths, 37 Staynor Ave.; Iris Mcleod, 462 Gros.CINE reached.This was a better cases coming under the depart.given the best compound microscopes, It can reach creasingly plain that history is no longer an |land.\"\u2014Der Lustige Sachse (Leip-|venor Ave.; Ed.Kennedy, 138 Abbott Ave.; Mrs.R, N.Scott, 4740 West.Standard of living conditions for |Ment are in this class, In the ma.rears\u2019 as far into an infinitesimally mitey universe affair for a single man, even if, like Macau- |zig).mount Blvd.; Agnes McDonald, 91 Hallowell St.; Mrs.3) Taylor, 236 the working and labouring classes jority of cases where insulin is of then as modern telescopes can penetrate the void 'ay, he deals, in a thousand pages, with but Wood Ave.- [who find themselves in serious [Tequired, the injections are given or dran of space between super galaxies.â e vo a dozen years .The lessons each specialist Geography Down Under ee straits today.for nothing.that 1 V.K.Zworykin, in his showing at Rich- implicitly teaches will vary with the man and Teacher: \u201cCan you tell me what T ie .LEA .mond of this new device, disclosed how phy- his theme.Australia is bounded by, Freddie?H FE FO R U M they w ; ; ir Freddie: \u201cKangaroos, sir.,\u201d\u2014The = sicists use a beam of electrons produced in a In addition, modern research has shown , BR O O K as adul .; At 5 ; : Messenger.4 \u201c cathode ray tube stead of light.\u201d The lec hat the individual historian however deter In Which Subjects of General irs rons are reflected from the object to be stu- \u2018, Good Trick if Y : ; died and pass through a powerful magnetic been able to escape entirely the influence of Com bots You Can Do ro Interest Are Discussed he is t field whi f i his own preconceptions and inherent sym- ey! : 7 R EV i EW tainty field wh ch bends fhe beam in somewhat the athies.patriotism or nol tical leanings ve led the drill sergeant to the awk- Conducted by HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C bwhen h ay a lens bends light.e electron P 5: patr ; ) g ward squad.\u201cCom-pa-nee, lift up \u2018 Poe ( Father beam, however, is invisible and must be often insensibly biased his outlook, or he has |your left leg and hold it straight \u2014 BY Twen changed by focusing on a flat glass plate remembered too well that, as Professor Tre- |in front of you!\u201d NOTE:\u2014The opinions expressed In these columns EE ® s ® .PU | t it Clio i M hich h led .; are not necessarily those of this newspaper WARD s ROSS coated with fluorescent chemica's.These velyan put it, Clio is a Muse, which has le By mistake one rookie held up and it dues not accapt responsibility for them, HO nit transform the ultra-short wavelengths of light him involuntarily to desert strict accuracy at |his right leg, which brought it Tey, Are published for their general in.A .; \u201d : : g ; terest, variety and originality of treatment.+ , Into longer, visible ones.the lure of rhetoric and the moving passage.jout side by side with his neigh- .Aiden M.Crawley Tel]s| \u201cThe Government of the Soviet In p arti c ul ar th e p a rti san an d pa tri ° tic vi ew b or\u2019s 1 eft 1 e g.LL ee Union\u201d by Samuel N.Harper.Various models of the electron-micro- scope have been made in Europe and America has always been in evidence in the school \u201cAw right, aw right.Who's the \u201cSo in this great venture which the Progressive have undertaken Problems of Holy Land Publishers D.Van Nostrand Co, | following the discovery in pure physics twelve textbooks of every nation; and although, out- wise guy over there holding up| I expect we will all have a great avenue for our energies.Two groups In St.Andrew's Church - years ago by Dr.C.1 Davison Dr.L.H.side of the totalitarian States, there has been bois legs?\u2019 shouted ; the hard-| of people will not be working with us,\u2014the comfortable who don\u2019t ye = Forte Avenue, New Germer of the Bell Laboratories that electrons an improvement in recent years, the tendency oiled sergeant.\u2014Readio.want fo risk losing their present stake for a cause bringing greater| «prom Abraham to Allenby,\u201d ork.ice 1.25.\u2018 is naturally an extremely difficult one to over- security to all, and the \u201cperfectionists\u201d who prefer to spend their! an educational film, shown under Soviet institutions are traced TOI Have a dual personality, possessing the characteristics of both waves and particles.of the wave quality gave researchers needed impetus to go ahead with further work on the microscope.Does this mean atoms will be rendered Probably this goal will never be reached, for while magnifications now make it visible?Proot come.The citizen, therefore, needs to realize the full emphasis on the word \u201cstudy,\u201d and the necessity for summing up carefully for himse!f in the knowledge of several and dif- ferina verdicts, if he is to find in history a reliable guide \u2014Christian Science Monitor.Formula Gumm: \u201cDid you know any reliable rule for estimating the cost of living?\u201d Boyle: \u201cYes, Take your in- come\u2014whatever that may be\u2014 we shall miss-them! ers only.\u201d In speaking to Phil about it (he used it at the close and add 10 per cent.\u201d\u2014Omaha Bee.of his talk Thursday evening) 1 said they must be the words of St.The Westmount Examiner Paul.Looking it up in my Bible however, I found that the quotation was from James.I was disappointed at first but in talking it over with a friend was told: \u201cJames is even better to quote for our cause than Paul.James, the brother of Jesus, belonged to the group after Jesus\u2019 death who held WAlnut 2773 time being against everything as it actually is, what would be the \u201cbest possible world.\u201d And frankly, I don't believe and arguing over As 1 spoke in a church parlor the other evening, I faced the only motto honored in that hall, \u201cBe ye doers of the Word, and not hear- Xx + moved forward while the Liberals have ceased to count as a great party.The Conservative party may revive in Canada, but it will need to produce something more inspiring than negative politics.It is no guarantee, of course, of being more advanced merely to have a woman president of the party conference, but it does show how political thought is tending.\u2014 Ottawa Citizen.the auspices of the National Council of Education was presented by Aiden M.Crawley, journalist and traveller, in St.Andrew\u2019s church on Sunday night, following the regular devotional service, Showing the Jewish People conditions of the in Palestine, Mr.Crawley spoke of occurrences in the Holy Land, and said that the solution of the present problems in Palestine might lie in the federation of Jewish and Arabs states, under the supervision of Syria.This problem is now being discussed and studied at a conference in London, to which the from those days of the World War when they emerged under Bolshevism from the Tsarim of the old Russian Empire.The reader is given also an exceptionally broad background not only in history, but more especially in the econ- ~ omic and ethnological factors that have played so important a role in determining the present political system in the Soviet Union.The various institutions and the actual processes of government are covered in detail, with special reference to the events and personalities that have coutributed to their development and modification.This treatment is note- that Jesus intended us to carry French and the Syrian have failed yorthy for its consistent empha- mercer out his ideas in this world.The| Yale, for its 237th year, wel-|to send delegates.Syria is under | sjs upon the practical operation of soNc other point of view, to which Paul|comes a freshman class of 850| French mandate.political methods and policies, and THR Words for DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT WANTED YOUNG WOMAN, oxperienced, de- FOR SALE MAHOGANY and glassy cabinet, make 35| GLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE PIANO, Fischer cabinet, grand, up- adhered, was that they must work out doctrines and spread the good Word.James emphasized the Doing of the Word.How interesting and encouraging, to be reminded that all down history there has always been that kind of division! Rut even with their difference in approach, Paul and James have lived in history FOR SALE from 41 states, Hawaii and five foreign countries, of such \u201cunusual ability that 46 per cent will be allowed to take advanced courses.Bonneville (Oregon) power will be sold in Wasco and Hood river counties at the rate of $17.50 per Kilowatt-year for primary energy Jews in Palestine at the present time, more especially the new immigrants, were living communal lives.In some instances even the care of babies had become communal affairs with seven or eight mothers of a community taking turns caring for all the children.In his filrgs one of 24 dealing with Pales@he in connection with Biblical and world history with the their impact upon the individual, The relation of the Soviet Union to the present tension in world politics is discussed at several points\u2019 of the analysis.This is one of a group of basic text books on governments of Europe.Other volumes are, The Government of Switzerland, The Government of the French Repub- LADY'S grey cloth coat, ir lives ÿ sires position as housekeeper.WA.[nice bookcase, $20; mahogany brenk- right, excellent condition, ivory lteys, collar, als Marrs Tweed cant sles because they devoted their lives|and $11.50 for secondary energy.idea of bringing to life the cus-|li© The Fascist Government of 3624.A-l [fant mot, 510; Mission desk table, [rst $50.00 or nearest cash offer takes[16-18, Bundle of little boy's cloth- t the great cause of all\u2014human-| A combination of the two schedul- | ae ne Er d ch Ces in|ltaly, The Nazi Government of SITUATIONS WANTED es dn chesterfield it, Plano stoo! Included, Apply Fl.|ing, sizes 1-2.EL.5036, H-158 ity.And today, I never cease to|es will afford a wholesale rate of So antes Ot Crate an Germany.MIDDLE AGED woman, cook Fen- [printed pietures and.china pes FOX = ea Ps oa Srecisiiy LADIES Jresses, sizes 14-16, all in [be thrilled at what can be done in) about a mill and a half for contin- definitely caught the spirit v, the + The author is a Professor at the eral.or housckceper, good references.* - 3 ' ood condition.Cheap.4 .pit ili - ; - 1265.H-87 gugar cured corned beef.real apley.| © ap.4352 Mare that spirit.\u201d\u2014Mrs.Philip La Fol-|uously used power, or three-tenths subject.University of Chicago and à son Willing to start at $85 a month.Telephone Lachine 1106., A-10 TWO BREEDING bird cages, large size, cost $31.Sell for $10.EL, 8537, Falles, WA.2771.H-183 lette, wife of Governor La Follette in The Progressive.BREAKFAST SET, rugs, hall runner, of a cent for half-time power.Bonneville power will also be de- From the time Abraham, a no- of the first President of that Uni- HOUSES TO LET = = NEW C.C.M, blue double bar bicycle, chesterfi id, \u20ac , ; 3 .versity.- - ENGLISH baby carriage, almost NOW.jonly driven durlng summer, perfect sécretars 1 console, studio couch.livered in a number of the coun- mad sheik, came through the coun ÿ UPPER ROSLYN, Montreal, Attrac- EI.4474, H-85 y lamps, ning, bedroom.; ; ; try, through the trek to Egypt Some of the chapters are tive cottage, 8 rooms, oll furnace, FOXEDO T ç tires and tubes.Must be sold this Selling out immediately, no dealers The following is taken from |ties of the State of Washington.> ; ag «6 \u2018 Rr heated garage, large lot.Cradock ioe\u201d $9 0 \u201cLr.size 36, only worn week, IL.0363.Call between 6 and| Victoria, 4568 Sherbrooke west, cor the speech of Victor Quelch, M.P.{ \u2014Administrator J.D.Ross.and the flight through the desert, \u201cLaw-Making,\u201d \u2018Public Adminis- Simpson Co, HA.6117.AT ce, $9.00.LL.8607, H-30 19.H-97| ner Victoria.DE.5959, H-169| (Acadia) in the House of Com.' and the first settlement in the tration,\u201d \u201cThe State and the In- 2 ABERDEEN AVE.8 rooms, 3 bath » SEAL COAT, this yenr\u2019s model.Sac- mons, May 5, 1936.\u201cThe main| Further Plans Promised Land, the film shows, in| dividual,\u201d \u201cThe Soviet Union in rooms, $116.00, Ramezay JAve, rifice.Must sell.DE.5959, 4363 Sher-| 400 Ff tS of stimula- see the topography and characters of the World,\u201d \u201cThe Soviet Press.Al rooms.3 Jiathrooma, #is00 Ken.brooke West, corner Victoria, H-163 0 oh sine power of the today many of the scenes which|\u201cMass Activity,\u201d \u201cThe World F $100.00, Arlington Ave, 11 rooms.TARAGUE COAT whe Tr oi voois oe .Pur nt 82 vi 0 1 (Continued from Page 1) existed a few thousand years ago.War,\u201d \u201cThe © anish Conflict,\u201d Ss } $ bathrooms, $00.00, Grosvenor Ave., rosswor uzz \u20ac size 5.5435 Sherbrooke West, renson- people to a point where It 18 equal] gonja, She spins faster and exe- _\u2014 \u201cThe Freedom of Conscience and i 8 rooma, garage, $90.00.Cradock | _ able.H-160 tO the capacity of industry to pro-| çutes longer and more difficult *\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014*|0pinion,\u201d \u201cPublic Education,\u201d 5 Simpson Co, HA 8117.__ # MASON and Relsh plaño, new, piay- duce and deliver goods.Any ne-! jumps and is potentially a greater|| Temple Emanu-El || puplic Health\u201d and \u201cThe Fam- ÿ LSIDR AVE, 166, near Matcalfe T 3 14 5 er, with 160 rolls, bargain, DE.9166, Cessary increase in taxation should skater.\u201d ile 2° Le ve., & comfortable cottage, 7 rooms, 6 |?8 [9 10 11 [12 H-161| be made against surplus incomes 2 .| Notes I'lily.\u201d There !:s a useful bibliogra- $ Entase, 15, Cradock Simpson C3 15 BABY'S white sleigh; mandari t,| that is income sufficiently large ete To eh des * ¥ phical note.mé of .- = v y mandarin coat, , everywhere she oes, + : i FOR SALE 16 Selby brown suede shoes; _ Lady's that the recipients are under the| she A required by her mother to Under the leadership of Mrs.a - \u2014\u2014 9 MUSRRAT cont and mull, size 18.shoes, | WA.231g Co ee SHE necessity of spending only fighor | spend the equivalent of a High Te dy Grou for the purpose of Seven Day Adventist Hes À MLwood 2897.; A-2 7 tion as purchasing power.ome i nd rivate tu- \u201cqr ,; VER \u201cÀ PIANO upright, wainut, perfect con- ma Eon 500d condition, very people take the stand that the School session under private adjusting the Jewish child to the Church itn i dition, real bargain, Call FI.6561 BROWN COAT, size 36, mink colar, government has no right to issue| Hazel was the scintillating star modern world, 1s ow peine = 4250 Western Ave, Pi pA TT == no reasonable offer refused.4%01|cvedit against the real wealthlof the recent Winter Show at ganized at bers willing to (Cor.Olivier) A nickle and white enamel trim, com- BURL WATSOT double b TE of the mation held collectively.| Madison Square Gardens, New register may \u2018ao so during.the x A , .N ouble bed andl iti ine , .il piste pipes, Used one month.Leav spring.worth$60.00, sacrifice.20.00.when it is actually owned In- York, where she stole the spot coming week, \u2014\u2014 à aire t te Told it DE.1843, H-15g dividually.We are actually own | light.Her appearance at the An- The Sisterhood entertained at (Decar ; BEAUTIFUL se srfleld sul 8 never ROYAL Wiiton Rug, $ x 12 renson.that today in the form of Domi-| nual Ice Carnival for the Mon- qunet st Mond 1 Hall runner.mate.Fine Tearoom able, call EL.1349, H.293 nion bonds.Bonds are nothing |treal Children\u2019s Hospital will con- luncheon last J onday a group of} GREAT ISSUES CHALLENGE US! TO sulte, Gibbard dining room, studio SOLID OAK fireplace with mirror on | more or less than promises to pay stitute her Canadian debut.German and Austrian Jewish emi- ; set, Gateleg, bookcase, lamps, tea- top, also electric flre grate.DE, 4203.| at a future date.These bonds are| In addition to Hazel Franklin Sont vo Le passing Drough A series of lectures on current events wagon, tables, ILiverything as new.eee 1-22] recognized as a sound basis for|the Rotarians are busy getting | ontreal on the way to their new! and their import by Gordon Smith FL 1050, 1853 Greene, Westmount, oo nS, haw with harness and the issue of money, for the issue| together a number of other out- homes S Australie .| PIANO, Morris make, walnut case, worn, $4.00.EL, 9803.H-232/ Of legal tender.Legal tender is|standing skaters including Alfred e Study Circ! e in current good condition, reasonable, no deal- PATHE \u2014 baby projector, with ave, recognized by the banks as a Trenkler the star of the famous events and current literature, un- _\u2014 ers.DE, 4854, H-204 good condition, cost $35, sell for sound basis for the issue of cre-|\u201cGay Blades\u201d troupe who visited der the leadership of Rabbi Stern ; or FASHIONED means urea $7.00.BL.9769.H-U13} dit up to nine or more times the| Montreal and other important | holds its next meeting on\u201d Wednes- à with mirror, good condition.DE.2691.THREE-QUARTER brown enamel i y day morning, February 22 t \u2019 H-206 bed, spring and spring filled matt- amount of money held by them.PE during the past two Tears.rie 8 y nd a Feb.12 \u2014 7.30 p.m, GIRLS\u2019 Maroon ski sult, dresses, ress, also brown enamel dresser, rea.Ihab being the case and as the Trenkler is one of the most fa- 0 .; i other clothes, sire 10-13: boy's blue sonable for quick sale, EL.4010.federal government issues the mous comedians on the ice, was| Next Monday evening at 9.15, Four Angels Of Peace winter overcoat, leather windbreaker, 64 66 FOR TURS = HL bonds, why cannot the govern.International Junior Champion and = the Soho! or Adulte Jewish other clothes, skates, size 12-14.35 , vacuum, washstand with : i ist in figur skating.udies, Rabbi Stern wiil continue Lady's dresses etc.size 18-20.Brass rm = marble ton, bureau, bedroom, set, ment issue credit backed by less! = h mecevaloped gu ® man 8 his observations on \u201cJudaism as a St.Andrew's Church aques, atter .WE, .sma ables, n good condition., A : io: > ; : i panes, = re WE am Fl.6767.ae om nié the nation behind it?\u201d falling on the ice and rising al- Way of re and deal directly Cote St.Antoine Road J ki SRT BOOTS, heavy Austrian leather \u2018 *51\u2014PI \u2018 \u2014E : CORONA \u201cportable typewriter, in most in the same moment and has| with man's place in the universe.: lined, speclaily suitable downnill alé.HORIZONTAL ot of waste 3.\\xpress contempt good condition.bargain $15.00.Tele.i idi he been dubbed the \u201cbouncing ball on| The Hebrew class under the at Stanton Street ê lom work, very little used, size 10 or| 1-\u2014Struek with fear © ?é\u2014VIsualine bhone KI.4840, H-119| A woman is presiding at the the ice.\u201d direction of Mr.Mendelsohn will ini D.D te, $ large 9.EL.4766, H-211| 5\u2014NRA.gave us Oi\u2014Fortionsof food to 27\u2014Rich brown SOLID WALNUT dining suite, conference of the British Conser- The sponsors of this year's Car- meet at 8.15 o'clock.Minister: Rev.F.W.Kerr, D.D.It's g % TARGE wardrobe trunk, Belber* lots of these be chewed again pigment solid walnut bedroom suite, Beauty | vative party at present meeting| ._- | Miss Frances Katz.B.S-.di \u2014\u2014 $ $14.00, Chesterfield set, $25.00, Fold-| 10\u2014Seed container re and hold 25\u2014Dodge Rest mattress.WA.1151, H-11S in Scarborough.She is Mrs.Clara! Nivel expect to produce an even| is : an R u tz.B.S2., direc- 1 ing iron bed and mattress, $1.75.KI.(pl.) 57\u2014Soothe 29\u2014An explosive CHESTERFIELD SET, rvug.caracul Pyfe, wife of a warehouse laborer greater Carnival than last year|tress of the Religious School, is 11.00 a.m.\"Ordination of Elders.\u201d Là 8804.H-193 14\u2014 Portentous é0\u2014tnbroken 30\u2014Kllled coat, -drop-leaf kitchen table, wring- T ide.Perhaps the Conser- when the Forum was sold out|now planning the program for the| Messrs.E.Howard Cliff, Harold f (+ MIRROR, suitable for dressmaker or| 15\u2014Separated 62-\u2014Mjsrepresent 32\u2014Stop ne camera, radio, table.Ho on tynes! > oy ald learn Solid for two nights.annual entertainment on Sunday.Mills, Eric Crawford, Geo.H.LÉ store, about 54\" by #4\".DE.1317.16\u2014Concept 63\u2014Cultivate 33\u2014Mensures COTA RET OAS STOVE TEE aren |e I this latest avid \u2014_\u2014 March 5th.The entire school will Sheppard and Harold K.Gor- t _ H-195 17\u2014Sttly 6{\u2014Take intense $&\u2014Performer Mee And Te nu gh oven.something of this latest evidence Bulloch Says join in a masquerade and a Purim ham will be ordained to the § GURNEY, Gas stove, used, six 18\u2014Causing sudden es matintaction 37\u2014Joyously 4553 Old Otohard Avenue bargain.of political democracy in the Uni-| BU ys.\u2026.play will be presented by the Dra- Eldership at this service.months, sell for haif price.Phone ear .= 3 39\u2014Sweat Aree ie meee | tod Kingdom.It would be hard to Hi ! À EL.0038.H-201 Spreads for ht eat 40\u2014Marsh DINING Roon SUITE and numer- | uagine either arty in this coun- (Continued from Page 1) matie Group.11.30 a.m.Junior Congregation, i BARRO ee 49\u2014Chart = r pleces, moving, 3411 Prud- [IMagl p ; ; High School Department Sleigh : ; 1k PARROT and cage for sale, 4434| 91_Compass point happiness x \u2018homme Avenue, Apt.1.WA.577$.|try becoming so unconventional,|in this regard?A change of g conducted by Colin Rudd.{+ 5 Earnacliffe.DE, 2601.H-14| 22 Stringed instru- 69\u2014Coloring materials Kim of boat \u2019 tT \u201cHeir FY becoming Lo | directors, a new president, a new Party takes place tomorrow even- *à BABY'S CARRIAGE, navy biue, in ment ve 48\u2014Muddle EDUCATIONAL but it may help to explain in part mana er often means \u2019 8 re- ing.Pupils are to meet at the| 3.00 p.m.The Church School.x1 good condition.Call EL, 4397.H-196| 33\u2014Kind of lettuce RTICAL the strength of the Conservatives ger Temple promptly at 7 o'clock 4 80\u2014Caused to float FRENC qu IN d .| temple promptly a oclock.di Report The r à BARGAIN \u2014 American hroadiait 25\u2014Feing 1\u2014Passage with à tide FRENCH SOXVERSATIONT, quick- 1: British politics.They have organization, and out goes em Confirmation class Saturday 7.30 p.m.\"The Hepburn Rep po A pointed fox collar, 35-40, perfect con.2i\u2014Parte 2\u2014Beverage B2\u2014Carves ot emathod, So monthly.rrench ployes who in many cases have ; : clas aturday on Protestant Education.À dition, $50.EL.7450.H-66 rowel 3\u2014Wipe out 53\u2014Single thing fof French, McGill, 3479 Pru homme, IRC | thing against them except per- mornings at 11:45 after the Re- Rev.F, W.Kerr, D.D., i\u2019 BINGER sewing machine, round bob- mater Lurking places Bi\u2014Deposit of mud {just above Sherbrooke.DE.2200.haps their age or to provide room ular Sabbath morning service.at both services Ë bin, very reasonable.DE, 3495, 34\u2014African antelope Te ti dd ol) 86\u2014Fleld ot granular DRESS AS L for friends of the new interests.= sr rs Cr ii CF H-87| 35\u2014Fexultant deas RA MAKING « R i.$ SWAGGER spring coat; evening and| 37\u2014Turn to the off Real fruit AN rit MISE MAN formerly of N.DG.JEWELLER - WATCHMAKER i big publ employ Je hou a sk afternoon dresses, sixe 18, Phone af- side 8\u2014Blot out 85\u2014inferior \u2019 Specializing evening gowns, moderate, \u201cThe Shon of Superior missa of public empoyes shou .° Que Ad or ter 8 p.m.DO.6340.H-72| 83\u2014A golf stroke 9\u2014Capaclty for $1\u2014Coxy place TT tL trations; no Par: Craftsmanship\u201d examine their own business con- \u2019 s LE BÉAVER COAT, lady's size wite 1%, In wa fruit tree exertion #6\u2014Place of the seal \u201cHeart of the North\" Your Wateh leaves our hands as nections first,\u201d he said.ROSS, ARCHAMBAULT, TELLIER, MARTINEAU & BEAUDOIN \"7 4} good .conditlon, $8.00.WA.2917, Chemical suttix 10\u2014Something offen: (abbr.) MASSAGE it left the factory, in perfect - COUNSEL\u2014VINCENT DUPUIS, K.C, MP.pa CF PERSAN RUGS FF: MNT De accepted FINNISH MASSAGE studio Regd On MATES Aven The He ely ARTY ciation BARRISTERS and SOLICITORS C4 coffees table, cedar ¢ \u2014 ~Opprobrium Miss Anita Salokannel and qualified = : calles foiding rho, Spinet desk, 4-01 age (dbdr) 17\u2014Depression vounk Scandinavian masseuses.Re.PRICES REASONABLE of Foyer St.Luc will hold a card|| Suite 604, 10 St.James Street West, Montreal u \u2014 sean -v = *, } stop coTar nes EE {Party candidates 2 Exclamation of ray ame SO University stress 1309 Greene Ave.Fl.4820 party in the oh i St.Leo's Telephone HA, 9238 Cums J STUD CH, © bed.49\u2014Sound made to disapproval apt.3.Open 10 a.m, to 12 p.m, PL.\u201cThe Lady Objects\u201d cademy ursday evening, JF BL.1080.- H-34 attract attention - 33\u2014Spanish hero 1506, ' 1 pm a\": rame = at 8.30 o'clock.IVENINGS Bv APPOINTMENT AT 2035 GREY AVENUE NL d, 1939 Ise se t said, the ai.ce De 55 held tion to given to O their and the stration by the patients se and This is of dia- lerstand ot eat, attend- mber of depart- the ma- ulin is e given , FEBRUARY 10, FRIDAY, FEBRU 10, 1939 .THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER PAGE TH HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP s NEWS OF THE THEATRE WORLD 4, CURRENT FILM REVIEW No Boy is Really Bad Says Father Flanagan \"There is no such thing as bad boy.\u201d Father Edward J.Flanagan made that statement twenty-one vears ago.Whatever their race or creed, boys are just boys to him.That's why Boys Town, Nebraska, is on the map.Twenty-five years ago Father Flanagan started a refuge for homeless men where they were given food and kindness, Four vears\u2019 work with these men, most of them hoboes, narcotic addicts.or drunkards, convinced the priest that they were in this condition because they had never had a chance as boys.Homeless then, they were homeless and help:ess as adults.\u201cIf a boy has but one friend upon whom he can really count when he is twelve, ne 1s almost a certainty to become a fine citizen when he grows up,\u201d is another of Father Flan~zan\u2019s contentions.Twenty-one years ago he con- a ceived the idea for getting hold of homeless boys before they were hopelessly lost, acting not only as their friend but also giving them a chance in life.With the permission of lus bishop, he borrowed money from à pawnbroker friend with which he opened an old house at Twenty- fiftn and Dodge streets in Omaha.Ten years later his dream came true for he had an incorporated city of 250 population centered in a 320-acre farm and comprising eleven brick buildings, house schools, dairy, workshops, recreation rooms, and dorn'tories.Now Father Elanagan is on the screen, portrayed by the one actor in Hollywood whom he wanted to see in his place, Spencer Tracy.Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer made the story of Boys Town on the screen in a picture of the same title which is now playing at the West.mount United Theatre until Saturday with Spencer Tracy and Mickey Rooney co-starred.; © $5 BETO TRIHIEEIR RENEE FERRER UIE ne eee.Soviet Harper, à Co, x [1 , N 5 ! ow (St.Catherine at Chomedy) Until Saturday \u2014 An E 1 traced TODA Double Fir Bh rld War Bolshe- he old ader is y broad history, e econ- \u2019 ors that a role ; politi- Union.i ind the > VJ V- | ; t nN A dei PL ce : epecial TA] à PRINCE _ Per- MÉRGARET tributed EINDSAY modifi- note- empha- ; NGS\u2014b t icat .,.! tion of Paris but not a comedy \u201cee ! es, and THRILLS\u2014but not a drama ., ! ivi .ial re 2 Splendid Features world several f basic of Eue; + The i, The §' Repub- .i.LRA ent of THE ent of ; Ol - at the } \u2018 | à son at Uni- In Technicolor with Tom Kelley ; are, and May Robson.dmins- FRIDAY NIGHT ,; ; after 11 p.m.Revival of ion m .IRENE DUNNE ge Allan\u201d Jones in \u201cShowboat\u201d \u2018or DT nflict,\u201d SUNDAY until TUESDAY ce and SPENCER TRACY cation.\u201d MICKEY ROONEY : Fam- in \u2018Boys Town bliogra- GLENDA FARRELL and Barton MacLane in \u2019\u2019Torchy Gets Her Man\u2019 bist a PULLER REET Een imme xX (Eunwnnn ur Conditioned, (Decarie Blvd, North Queen Mary) E US! until Saturday \u2014 Good Doubl t events TODAY Feature Bill! | Smith } n./ ten: E 2 1$ SNS in ch rif | p23 Freddie BARTHOLOMEW ! GARLAND, Mary Aster Walter Pidgeon, Aion Scotty Beckett It's got thrills! It t throbs! D.D.It's got songs Sot lovel® 2 Good Features Elders.\u201d à Harold 5, ARD Geo.H O o\u201d euh K.Gor- MD to the g1O m ce.ion, A LT udd.ERI I LL LIA ool.NY 81 Report The most hilarious romance, giving n° you the Inside story on the movies.SATURDAY NIGHT \u2014_\u2014 after 11 p.m.Revival of \u2014 \u2018ONLY YESTERDAY\u2019 John Boles & Margaret Sullavan.Admission after 10 p.m., 27¢ N SUNDAY until TUESDAY \u201cTHE GARDEN OF THE MOON\" Pat O'Brien, John Payne and I Margaret Lindsay.ea \u201cRACKET BUSTERS\u201d Humphrey Bogart, George Brent, Gloria Dickson and Allen Jenkins.\u2014 LL RO HG AL ek RE At Sight of Dianna One brown-haired girl recently threw a hundred marching cadets into confusion\u2014and without even turning her head.The girl\u2014was Deanna Durbin! The cadets, a group of youthful actors hired for roles with Jackie Cooper and Freddie Bartholomew in \u201cSpirit of Culver,\u201d were practicing drill routines on a plot of green grass directly in front of Deanna\u2019s studio bungalow at Universal.\u201cThey were getting along just fine until they broke ranks for a glimpse of Deanna,\u201d explained General L.R.Gignilliat, Superintendent of Culver Military Academy who is acting as technical advisor on the film.Deanna makes several trips each day to her bungalow between scenes of her new pictures, \u201cThree Smart Girls Grow Up.\u201d So, the General has changed the boys\u2019 drill time to early morning and late afternoon when Miss Durbin isn't around to distract them! THPERREPERIPIERERIEELE ENUIERIIETCIRE TID MVESTHOUNT until Saturd - An TODAY Siivisnaine Fes\".A Great Story.! JS this richly human tale .torn from life itself! The unforgettable drama of a priest who gambled his life's work .on the regeneration of a boy \u201cborn to be hung!\u201d S57 SPENCER RAC De a TOW 2nd Feature: GLENDA FARRELL and Barton Maclane in \u201cTorchy Gets Her Man.\u201d Shorts, FRIDAY NIGHT after 11 p.m.Revival of \"KID GALAHAD\u201d with Edward G.Robinson, Bette Davis and Wayne Morris.SUNDAY until TUESDAY | HEART OF THE NORTH\u201d \u2018 in Gorgeous Technicolor with Gale Page, Patrick Knowles, Allen Jenkins & Diek Foran.\u201cTHE LADY OBJECTS\u201d Gloria Stuart, Lanny Ross and Joan Marsh.JE A AA MEE RECA Cadets F orget Drill | THE MOST EXCITING DRAMA EVER FILMED Spencer Tracy and Mickey Rooney in a scene from the sensational picture, \u201cBoys Town\u2019\u2019 now playing at the Westmount United Theatre and opening Sunday at the Seville United Theatre.COMEDY SMASH HIT OF THE SCREEN United Theatre starting Sunday.GAYEST LAUGH HIT OF THE YEAR A scene from the film \u201cListen Darling'\u2019 starring Judy Garland and Freddie Bartholomew now playing at the Snowdon United Theatre until Saturday.Anyone who has ever watched Will Mahoney in his gravity-defy- ing tap number, or has been privileged to see him dance out a march on a xylophone with drumsticks attached to his feet, has a warm spot in his heart for this talented comedian, and will be particularly pleased to héar that the screen has done right by him in his first starring vehicle, \u201cSez O'Reilly to Me- Nab,\u201d in which the versatile Irishman shares honors with Will Fyffe.This flim is now showing at the Monkland United Theatre until Saturday, and proved to be hilar- REHEAT EUREEImng IONHLAND (Monkland Ave.at Glrouard) TODAY fi: cis Firs The Surprise Comedy of the Year E fighting Irish and (À \u2019 5 771 Action! While romance blossoms under their very nosel \u201cSez OReilly to MacNab\u2019 with * WILL MAHONEY % MARIANNE DAVIES Other Special Feature Mardl-Gras of It's a Mirth! , ., The Gay- .est Spot on Earth! on PAT O'BRIEN - JOHN PAYNE Marcarer LINDSAY - Jimmie FIDLER FRIDAY NIGHT after 11 p.m.Revival of VICTOR McLAGLEN in \"The Magnificent Brute.\u201d SUNDAY until TUESDAY \u201cBROTHER RAT\" Wayne Morris & Priscilla\u2019 Lane.\"S2nd STREET\u201d Kenny Baker, Ella Logan, Leo Carrillo & lan Hunter.AE ER SU Two Wills Better Than - Ever in Current Film jously funny, as thoroughly diverting a piece of entertainment, in fact, as you are likely to see in many a week.The two genial comedians who head the cast, Mahoney and Fyffe, were teamed by an act of inspiration, Each is a perfect foil to the other, and the golfing sequence, in which each tries to lose the match to the other, is one of the highlights of the comedy year.Mahoney is cast as an impecunious stock-salesman, floater of questionable mining stock, whose blarney keeps him forever one step away from disaster.He meets his match, however, in\u2019 the canny Edinburgh business man, Sandy Mac- Nab.When Hibernian meets Cale- donian the fur may be expected to fly.The efforts of these two shrewd rascals to outwit each other furnish the basis for the riotous comedy of \u201cSez O\u2019Reilly to Mac- Nab.\u201d \u201cTom Sawyer\u201d Director Asks Peace Treaty Threatened with serious consequences because of fist fights among his lively troupe of boys, Norman Taurog, who directed \u201cThe Adventures of Tom Sawyer\u201d now at the Save United Theatre, declarad an armistice.From each boy Taurog exacted a pledge of \u201cno fighting\u201d while the picture was in production.The necessity for an armistice became acute when the company finished its first week of shooting on location at Malibu Lake, with Tommy Kelly, Jackie Moran, Mickey Rentschler, David Hoit, Georgie Billings, and other boys iu the scenes.Proving they are all healthy, normal boys, they began cooking up fignts just as quickly as they were well acquainted.After a few sporadic outbreaks of hostilities, Taurog called all the boys together to establish peace by treaty.He told them how a black eye or a swollen lip or a scratched face suffered by any of them might force the Selznick International Company to suspend production on the picture, causing a loss of thousands of dollars, and throw out of work people whose food and shelter depended on the money they were making while workirg in this picture.Then he asked each of them to get into a fight throughout the pledge himself that he would not making of the picture.\u201cStand-In\u201d, Gay Screen Comedy Kids Hollywood Hollywood instinctively felt it had grown up when the world began clamoring for a peek behind the scenes of fantastic cinema- land.That was a decade or so ago.The glamorous screen figures became news, Chroniclers flocked to the land of studios from all over the globe.The goldfish bowl that is Hollywood went on a 24-hour a day schedule for the gazers, Play- WN - Technicolor of the Mounties Wayne Morris and Priscilla Lane \u201cBrother Rat\u2019 which opens a throe day engagement at the Monkland \u201cHEART OF THE NORTH\u201d in a scene from the film Jane Chapman, Patric Knowles and Gale Page in the thrilling \u2018Heart Of The Sunday at the Westmount United Theatre.North\u2019 which opens a bad attack of the flu.Though completed installation of WCBN, aboard the Pan American Yankee } al dd HANGING OUT THE WEEKLY WASH TICKER TAPE Lowell Thomas, who has hunted wild game in feverish African heat and pursued adventure in Tibet and the Far East, proved no match for a mild Manhattan gale and this week took to his bed with B y JACK HIRSHBERG Thomas still conducts his nightly newscast, broadcasting through bedside apparatus in his Gotham hospital room, his illness has forced cancellation of a scheduled speaking date here today before the Advertising Club of Montreal.Club executives plan to bring him on at a later date .Columbia yesterday 100-watt short-wave transmitter, Clipper, and will conduct several and shore when the Clipper makes its first regular trans-Atlantic hop next spring.- * KEYBOARD CHATTER Young arthur Duffey, of Montreal, has joined Vancouver's Or- mand Marion as assistant news scrivenor locally for Transradio News Service .Columbia lets Bob Benculey go to Hollywood March 12, and will pick up Artie Shaw's music for the weekly cigarette show from the east.Dick Todd continues as vocalist .Ted Collins scooped himself a handful of cash this week by securing ex- elusive radio rights to Broadway's latest smash success, \u201cThe American Way\u201d The thought-provok- ing drama from the pens of Geo.Kauffman and Moss Hart will have its air premiere February 16 on the Kate Smitt.hour, with Fred- rie March and Florence Eldridge in their original roles .Cary Grant will miss his \u201cCircle\u201d broadcast this Sunday eve because of heavy shooting schedules at M.G.M.You can dial this show through WLW.* LINES 0\u2019 TYPE Rachel Carley falls off tha Manhattan Merry - Go - Rcund very shortly and will head for Paris where she is booked solid for two months.With the Mademoiselle soon scheduled to sail the seas, the worthy Doctor Lyons would do well to discard his present Sunday evening show and substitute something less boring in its place .Dickson-Kenwin, veteran Shakespearan actor and producer, returned here yesterday from Len- \u20ac wrights, novelists, short-story writers fictionized Hollywood to the high heavens.The movie-makers got into the game and began romanticizing their own Bagdad-on- the-Pacific.Heretical though it may seem.Walter Wanger's \u201cStand-In,\u201d which co-stars Leslie Howard and Joan Blondell at the Snowdon United Theatre until Saturday, two-way broadcasts \u2019twixt plane ® noxville, where he is producing \u201cLaburnum Grove\u201d for the Bishop's University Dramatic Club, and will face a CBC microphone again Sunday afternoon in \u201cAnd it Came to Pass\u201d.* PODIUM SHOTS Vaudeville returned to Toronto last week, with Trump Davidson providing the pit band at Shea's.Results in dollars are reported to be encouraging .ln case you're interested, \u2018Thanks for Everything\u201d was the most-played tune on the air last month, with \u201cJeep- ers Creepers\u201d coming in second pest .Duke Ellington takes his crew into Carnegie Hall, February 26 for the premiere performance of Otto Cesana\u2019s \u201cSymphony in Swing\u201d.The second balcony will be cleared for dancing .Clyde McCoy, this reporter's choice as the finest trumpeter of the day, signed yesterday for a six-weeks holdover at the Palomar in Los Angeles, and will air his music shortly via NBC .Though Toronto\u2019s Radio Mirror selected Luigi Romanelli's King Edward band as the nation\u2019s\u2019 best, this reporter holds the humble opinion that Luigi is outclassed by Irving Laing at the Auditorium.Laing has both class and pep .* CURTAIN Breathless dispatch: \u201cChina Girl\u201d, from \u201cWu Lun\u201c by \u201cMoi Tee\u201d is entered in the forthcoming Toy Dog Show in aid of the S.P.C.A.The pooch belongs to organist Buddy Pane .Madeleine Carroll stars with Orson Welles in \u201cThe Green Goddess\u201d through CKAC Friday at 9.Advertising plugs, plus the conventional confines of commercial programs, have taken the zip and excitement from the Welles shows, and today they are no different than a hundred and one other network hours .Lily Pons visit- the Barber of Seville Saturday afternoon at the Metropolitan, CFCF will air the proceedings at 1.55 .Paris, with its subways and byways, heroineizes the proverbial movie queen\u2019s unsung and humble alter ego\u2014the girl who actually does the sweating for the star on the set, Strutting across the screen in the hilarious story are the fictional glamour empress, the big-shot director, the genius producer, the fabulous press agent and all the rest of the characters the public expects; but it's the $35 a week stand-in who gets the spotlight she doesn\u2019t enjoy in regl life.And she never soars, or even climbs, to stardom! cafes and gyp-joints, will be pictured for Canalian listeners in a new series of international exchange programs from Radio Paris to the CBC starting February 21 at 6.05 p.m.Remote pickups from famous Parisian spots will highlight the programs .- Chris Ellis takes time out from rehearsals for Trinity's \u201cPetri- fied Forest\u201d to review \u201cThe House\u201d by William McElvee and \u201cThe Days of Our Years\u201d by Pierre Van Paassen through CFCF Friday at 8.15 .And s0 the dial spins.Adios «4.\u2018 DRAMA GROU WILL PRESENT J THREE PLAYS \u2014\u2014 Westmount Park Church Players to Give Productions on Feb.23, 24 On the evenings of February 23 and 24 the Westmount Park United Church Drama Group will present three one act plays.This group is already well known to a large number of people, and has established a reputation because of the fine type of program always offered.The forthcoming plays include a wide variety of entertainment.\u201cMiss Nancy's Legacy\u201d is the story of modern Nancy Bolten, who comes to the ancestral home which she has inherited.Nancy wavers in her choice of a husband, between Wayne, a lover of the soil, and Bruce, an idler, and possessor of a large fortune, A flash back to the days of the first Nancy Boiten helps Nancy to make the right choice between husband and home, No evening is complete without a comedy, and \u201cWuhiskers\u201d runs true to form as {ar as laughs are concerned.his is the story of a bridegroom who gets the date of his wedding day, and that of =a summons to act on a jury mixed; between that and the appearance of an eccentric uncle and a tearful bride, there is plenty of fun.The Westmount Park Players have more than once been complimented on their ability to change from the humorous to the serious, and they again end their program with the more serious note, \u201cThe Things That Are Censars\u201d, is a reverant and impressive story of how Junius, a young Roman soldier receives word that he must go off to another war for which his reward is a high commission in the Roman army.He renounces \u201cThe Things Which Are Caesars,\u201d and takes up his personal cross to follow his leader.A cast of twenty-two is now busy rehearsing for those coming evenings which promise to be the best that the Westmount Park Drama Group has presented to date.Miss Dorothy Jarvis acts as publicity \u2018manager for this group; Mr.Ronald Seaman as stage manager, and the plays are under the direction of Miss Margaret E.Murray.STARDUST ON AND OFF THE SET by MORTY GREEN LEMARR TO STAR Hedy LeMarr, who made her American debut in \u201cAlgiers\u201d, is being launched into stardom with Spencer Tracy and Walter Pid- geon in \u201cI Take This Women\u201d.This picture will be the acid test for Miss LeMarr, for being surrounded by such outstanding talent as Tracy and Pidgeon, she will be forced to show her best acting ability.: PROMINENT GUESTS A1 FELLOWSHIP DINNER At the eleventh annual Fellowship Dinner meeting between Jews and Christians at the Temple Emanu-El under the auspices of the Rrotherhood, the following prominent guests attended: John F.Pierce, president, Men's Club, St.James the Apostle Church; J.P.Harrison, first vice-president, Kiwanis Club; Dr.Milton Hersey, City Improvement League; D.Amory, president, Lion's Club; Harold Cross, program-scerctary, Y.M.C.A.; Dr.Evan D, Lovwis, Welsh Society; W.W.Williamson, grand secretary, Masonic Order.R.L.Calder, K.C., Civil Liberties; Dr.Stanley Allen, Sir George William's College; Vladimir Gross- man, the ORT; C.S.Madill, West- mount Park Church Men's Club; Rev.Bruce Hallet, Minister, Wesley United Church; H.M.Caiser- man, general secretary, Canadian Jewish Congress; W, J.MacDiar- mid, secretary, Eastern Division, Y.M.C.A.The meeting was presided over by the president, Mr.H.C.Shef- ler.The Symposium \u201cReligion Speaks\u201d wns presented by Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rev.Dr.Pid- geon; Rev.Dr.Wm, Orr Mulligan and Rev.Wilkinson, The vote of thanks to the speakers was given by Lawrence Marks and to the Sisterhood by Felix Lewis, The musical program was rendered by Mr.Shirley McKyes accompanied by Mr.George Brewer, Temple organist, \u201cRose of Washington Square\u201d will star Tyrone Power, Alice Faye and Al Jolson.There will be twenty-six songs in the picture dating from the World War to the present day.FEET TWICE SANS frs A rich,sweel cola drink.Couldnt be belter if it cost a dollar.¢ | RICE FORUM \u2014 M 4856 Sherbro COAL-COK QUALITY - WESTMOUNT ROTARY CLUB NINTH ANNUAL ICE CARNIVAL TICKETS ON SALE HERE AS USUAL: \u2014 HAND & DONOHOE ine.INDEPENDENT FUEL MERCHANTS DExter 1132 QUANTITY - ARCH 3 & 4 oke St.West E-FUEL OIL SERVICE | BRADING BREWERIES LIMITED Brading\u2019s HOP ALE NGTH & FLAVOUR YOU'LL ENJOY; Phone DP 129 EL EET 211 2e Sm AE Sms Ba aims mrt eme eg CTE ST pen LTT LE en.TE edn CL Ten CEE i ait A AAA AAA FIVE GLASS, 30 ox, BOTTLE GINGER ALE SPARKLING \u2014 HEALTHFUL Your Dealer Will Deliver P27 22 72 ad 7 dtd Pd Pd dL 7722: FOR A PERFECT DRINK! a DRY LL ae rs POR le PAGE FOUR Social and Personals E J Mrs, Deane Nesbitt is spending a few days at St.Marguerites.Mrs.Gilbert Layton is spending a few days in Quebec City.Mr.and Mrs.P.H.Bouffard, have returned to Quebec city after spending a few days in Montreal.Miss E.Silver, Cote St.Antoine Road, has returned from New York.Mr.and Mrs.J.Fuller, spent last weck-end at their cottage in St.Agathe.Mrs.W.L.Gatehouse, is spend- ing the remainder of the winter in Florida.Mrs, E.McNamara, Grey avenue, returned home from New York City on Tuesday.Mr.and Mra.S.D, Cantlie are spending a Yew days in the Lau- rentian Mountains, Mrs.F.G.F'eeney has left for Tampa, Florida, where she will spend a few weeks.Miss Joan Swift hag left for Toronto, where she will be the guest of Miss Phyllis Jones, for two wecks.F.A.Nunns, Sherbrooke street west, has left for Florida, where he will spend the remainder of the winter.Mrs, T.J.Coonan, who is visit; ing in Ottawa, was entertained al a tea at the Winter Club last 1f it's a reading by \"HASSAN\" it is authentic reading.Phone BE.3505 \u201cHASSAN\u201d the PALMIST 1120 St.Catherine West (Near Peol St.) Also open evenings, CORNFIELD Most Beautiful c oi «9 8 Carnations UP SPECIAL BOX Wonderful Spring Flowers 98c NARCISSUS \u2014 TULIPS DAFFODILS At All Our Branches: 5518 Monkland Ave.- WA.2747 HOLLYWOOD FLORIST 5036 Sherbrooke W.Westmount Theatre Bldg.WA, 3122 Wedding Bouquets and Corsages 3%¢ up Funeral Design ten Short Notice A up week, by Mrs.Harry W.McKenna.Mrs.C.M.Hays and her daughter, Mrs.Louise Grier are leaving shortly for Pasadena, California, where they will spend a month.Mrs.M.Gardiner, Sherbrooke street west, has left for California, where she will spend the remainder of the winter.Mrs, William Prentice and her daughters, Mrs.Arnold Wainwright and Miss Mona Prentice left on Sunday for Sea Island, Georgia, where they will spend a few weeks.Mr, and Mrs.R.M.Macaulay, left from New York on Saturday aboard the Columbus on a cruise around Africa, They will return via the Mediterranean, arriving home about the middle of April.Miss B.Barden entertained at an informal party on Friday evening, Among those present were, Miss L.Stundon, Miss M.Me- Namara, Miss M, Crook, Miss E.Morrison, Miss E.McKinnon, Miss S.McNamara, Miss J.Morgan, Mrs, G.H.Kelly, Miss R, Ross, Miss C.Brooks, Miss R.Cuddy.Dr.and Mrs.H.T.Gussow, of Ottawa, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Linnea Erna, to Mr.Harry Norman Walker, son of Mr.and Mrs, Frank W.Walker, of Westmount.The marriage will take place early in May.Mrs.H.J.Levinson, Victoria avenue, has left on a cruise to the West Indies, Mr, and.Mrs.M, Gross, Aberdeen avenue, are visiting in Atlantic City.Mrs, E.Solomon, Argyle avenue, entertained at tea on Saturday afternoon.Dr, T.I.lloen, who has been in Baltimore, New Haven and New York, returned home on Wednesday.Miss Daisy Grant entertained at tea on Wednesday afternoon, in honor of her dobutante sister, Miss Lorna Grant.The tea table was arranged with spring flowers and lighted tapers and was presided over by Mrs.F.C.Routh and Mrs.R.G.Foster, Asgisting in serving were Miss Pauline Barsalou, Miss Una Edgell, Miss Hermine de Clerq, Miss Muriel Brodie, Miss Betty Byrne, Miss Phyllis Puttee and Miss Gladys Smith.; Riddell-Archibald The marriage of Helen Joan, daughter of Dr.and Mrs, Edward Archibald, to Mr.John Evans Rid- dell, son of Mr.and Mrs.C.P.Riddell, of St.Hilaire, Que., took place on Wednesday afternoon at the home of the bride's parents, 3106 Westmount Boulevard.Rev- >), erend Der Geurge H.Donald, officiating.Given in marriage by her father, the bride wure a gown of ivory satin, fashioned on simple lines, and a veil of tulle illusion.She carried a bouquet of white roses, lily-of-the-valley and forget-me- not.Her only attendant was her sister, Miss Griselda Archibald, who was in a gown of pale blue crepe black satin, She carried a bouquet of pink roses and freezia.Mr.Laird Watt acted as best man for Mr.Riddell.Mrs, Archibald, mother of the bride, was in a gown of dark green net and lace, her corsage bouquet was of Talisman roses.Mrs.Rid- dell, mother of the bridegroom, wore a gown of blue crepe with a black hat, her corsage bouquet was of cornflowers and roses.A reception followed the ceremony, Mr.and Mrs.Riddell left later on their wedding trip, the bride travelling in a blue \u201cwool frock, with a gray astrankan coat and hat, They will Porcupine, Ont.reside in South Mrs.W.F.Wood entertained at a tea and shower of Miss Jacqueline Beauchamp, a bride-elect.The tea table centred with tulips and ved tapers was a charge of Mrs.R.Hayes and Mrs.James Gates.Assisting were Miss Rileen Doyle and Miss Kathleen Wall.The marriage of u.rs.Marianne Foster, daughter of Mr.Howard Ross, K.C., and of Mrs.Ross, Grey avenue, to Mr.Otto Vernon Rie- pert, son of the late Frank Rie- pert, and of Mrs.Riepert, took place quietly on Monday evening in First Baptist Church.Reverend Dr.Miles F.McCutcheon officiating.Following the ceremony, Mr.and Mrs, Ricpert left on their wedding trip to Florida.On their return they will take up residence on Glencairn Road.The Brotherhoo] of Railway Trainmen, L.L.Pelletier Lodge, No.14, (Montreal) will hold its annual banquet and dance in the ballroom of the Mount Royal Hotel on Saturday, February 18th.Alex Lajoie and his orchestra will be in attendance.Mr.S.Carter is the general chairman, assisted by Mr.W.Sherry, in charge of tickets.Among the subscribers are, Mr 3.J.Hungerford, Majo: and Mrs.F.L.C.Bond, M.B.J.Daly, Hon.W.Gagnon, Mr.and Mrs, J.C.Berry, Mr, und Mrs.W.E.Berry, fT.and M's.W.Robinson, Mrs.S.Carter, Sr., Mr and Mrs.T.C.Huc-on, Mr.and Mrs.R.C.Johnson, Mr, and \"rs.I.Laporte, Mr.and Mrs.R.McQuade, Mr.and Mrs.J.L.Burns, Mr.R.B.Corrigan, Mr.H.M.Gains, Mr.F.J.Connolly, Mr, E J.Grey, Mr.and Mrs.7.G.Mundey, Mr, and Mrs.P.J.Murphy, Mr.and Mrs.I McNeil, Mr, A.White and Mr.and Mrs.W.Sherry.Additional subscribers to Ka- nak Ladies Social Club Bridge which is taking place Tuesday af- DALY, Borders QV.| BOTTLED MILK R home.7 CECILE All children can benefit from drinking a quart of Borden's Full Cream Milk each day.Milk is the moat nearly perfect food and is essential to the development of sound teeth and strong bones, The flavour and ideal balance of the nourishing elements in Borden's Milk are always the same.Your children may not be the famous Quintuplets, but they, too, should have e best.Telephone Wllbank 1188 now and arrange for daily deliveries to your v Milk - Butter - Eggs - Cream - Old Fashioned Buttermilk and Chocolate Milk =, aa ee THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER Frankfurter Quails \u201d There will be two great fairs and new ways of cooking \u2018\u2019hot dogs\u201d this year Frankfurter Quails Split frankfurts lengthwise.Fill with one-fourth inch stick of sharp cheese.(Savory dressing pineapple or pickle may be used for variety).Wrap each frankfurt, spiral fashion, with a whole slice af bacon, fastening each end with a toothpick.Place in a baking dish or on a broiling rack, split side up.Bake or broil in a hot oven (425 deg.F.).Turn if necessary to cook the bacon thoroughly.Bacon Hamburger Wrap 2-inch wide patties of hamburger with a slice of bacon.Broil.Top with slice of broiled mild white onion.For buffet parties, serve with crisp hamburger buns, (hot dogs split and stuffed with cheese) bacon hamburgers (rolled in bacon and topped with broiled white onion) plus potato balls form the newest hot supper dish.\u2014 | The Way To A Man's Heart | Lowly Frankfurters Put on the Dog and A high grade \u2018\u2019hot dog'\u201c dipped first in a barbecue sauce and then broiled or baked in a moderate oven is another 1939 specialty.Barbecue Sauce for Frankfurts One-half pound butter or margarine, 1 pint apple vinegar, 1-2 cup water, 1 teaspoon dry mustard, 2 tablespoons minced onion, 1 1-2 teaspoons sugar, 1-2 cup Worcestershire sauce.1-2 cup tomato catsup 1-2 cup chili sauce, juice of 1-2 lemon, 1 clove garlic diced and tied in cloth.Simmer together until smooth, Even hamburgers will clathes for the big fairs.for appetite fit.Wrap scasoned hamburger around a pickled onion.Dip into beaten egg, then crushed corn flakes.Fry in a hot fat until well-browned, about 5 minutes.Serve hot.have new Try this ternoon, February Tth, at three o\u201d- clock in St.Matthias Parish hall, corner Church Hill Avenue and Cote St.Antoine Road: Mrs.R.P.Hoover, Webster, Miss Amy Auchmuty, Miss E.M.Sadler, Mrs.W.T.Hand, Mrs.M.McDonald, Mrs.J.Calverly, Mrs.C.Barker, Mrs.E.F.McMillan, Mrs.A.H.Me- Manus, Mrs.N.Anderson, Mrs.C.H.MeIntosh, Miss H.B.Akin.Miss J.B.Thompson, Mrs.R.Griffiths, Mrs.L.W.Hanson, Mrs.H, Boon, Mrs.H.Priestman, Mrs.H.King, Mrs.C.H.Hickie, Mrs.E.N.Hurlburt, Mrs.S.D.Chauvin, Mrs.Cecil Cousins, Mrs.A.Whimby, Mrs.E.Haldiman, Mrs.N.S.Crorker, Mrs.J.P.B.Sutherland, Mrs.F.H, Campbell, Mrs.H.Southern, Mrs.Alex Allen, Mrs.Tremble, Mrs.G.Simpson, Mrs.W.S.Sweetman, Mrs.C.Morgan, Mrs, S.Rolland, Mrs.N.Mrs.Ed.Pendock, Mrs.J.Phillips, Mrs.Robbins, Mrs.Robertson, Mrs.Rowntree, Mrs.W.Hynes, Mrs.W.J.Smith, Miss K, Hurlburt, Mrs.Roy Bissell, Mrs.W.Derick, Mrs.W.C.Brown, Mrs.D.R.Crysler, Mrs.G.Brown, Mrs.J.Struthers, Mrs.L.Payne, Mrs.E Whittaker, Mrs.Godley, Mrs.W.Lenny, Mrs.R.J.Williamson, Mrs.S.T.Tetzold, Mrs.B.J Howard, Mrs, A.A.Davis, Mrs.W.S.Adams, Mrs.S.Atchison, Mrs.A.Williams, Miss P.Baird, Mrs.R.J.Robinson, Mrs.H.Pearson, Mrs.J.Curtis, Mrs.A.S.Bain, Mrs.C.Spriggings.Mrs, N.Davidson, Mrs.N.G.Munroe Mrs.J.Reid, Mrs.G.M.Brown Mrs.W.Raymond, Mrs.W.F.Worfolk, Mrs.G.C.Portoous, Mrs.E.D.Cunningham, Mrs.J.Turnbull, Mrs.F.B.Nixon.The marriage of Marjorie More- croft, daughter of Dr.and Mrs.Frederick Tooke, of Westmount, to Mr.John Courtman Newell, son of Mr.and Mrs.Fred Newell, Wilson avenue, took place on Friday afternoon at Christ Church Cathedral, Very Reverend Arthur Car- lisle, dean of Monteal officiating.Given in marriage by her father.the brid» wore a Chanel model of French lace, made on princess tightfitting sleeves extending to points over the hands, and a square cut train.Her veil of tulle illusion was held in place by a Juliet cap of lace.edged with nearls She carried a shower bouquet of white roses, freesia and lily-of-the-valley.Her only attendant was her sister, Mrs.George C.Fraser, who wore a gown of French lace of hyacinth blue, cut on the same lines as the gown worn by the bride, the small Juliet cap was of the same lace, trimmed with pearls.She carried a bouquet of spring flowers.Mr.James Pringle, of Toronto.acted as best man for Mr.Newell, and the ushers were, Mr.Thomas TO BASE SERMON ON HEPBURN FINDINGS On Sunday evening in St.Andrew\u2019s church, Rev.Dr.F.W.Kerr will speak on the Hepburn Report on Protestant Education, dealing especially with the reference to religion and the teaching of the Bible.At the morning service, five members will be ordained and inducted into the eldership, they are, Harold K.Gorham, G.H: Sheppard, Harold Mills, Eric Crawford and E.Howard Clff.The ordination sermon will be preached by Dr.Kerr, members of the Session will perform the rite of laying on of hands.French Stulists Plan Wasp Waist for Spring Paris fashion creators are making festive plana for spring.Pri- mavera will fete her 1939th birthday to the tune of blues.She will flounce into the limelight while the style orchestra plays the \u201cRustle of Spring\u201d in swing time, Pink frosting and ices, anniver- sary-candles and bonbonz will cast their rosy hues over her party frocks, She may spurn jewelry and dress up like a Tanagra: or she may wear ornate twin, bracelets on both wrists with nine- teenth-century frocks.She will be wilful and winsome, complicated and contrary.but everybody will love her just the same.HOT WATER When firemen linked their hose to the hydrant of a burning motion picture theatre in Whitsable, England, hot water gushed out.A.Newell, brother of the bridegroom, Mr.Fletcher Vipond, Mr.Reginald Pearce and Mr.Mi:hael Lavton.Mrs.Tooke, mother of the bride.; wore a model gown of periwinkle lines, with a hizh cowl neck, long.blue, her hat and shoes being of the same tone.Her corsage bouquet was of pink roses and lily-of- the-valley.Mrs.Newell, mother af the bridegroo-, was in a gown +f fuchsia chiffon, trimmed with 1 yoke of Chantilly lace.She wore a hat of the same shade, and a sorsave beuquet of orchids.Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of bride\u2019s parents, Hudson avenue, ~here rpring flowers were used to decorate the rooms.Later Mr.and Mrs.Newell left for New York, the bride travelling in gown of American Beaut silk, with a matching hat, a black coat, with \\ black Iy1x collar and black accessories Her corsage bouquet was of white orchids.| 722720 PRE ARE \u2014 [E===== TOPICS TEA TIME === Walking down a snow covered street this week, we were amazed to see a flower box in full bloom.Containing blossoms of all sizes and descriptions, it added a great deal of charm and color to the house front.Upon closer examination, we, found that the flowers were of the everlasting variety, wired to stand upon in soil.This unique idea certainly enhanced the otherwise bleak landscape.* * - Ferdinand, the bull, has taken the country by storm, replacing Snow White and her seven dwarfs.Ferdie is now seen peacefully reposing around the necks of the fairer sex, in the form of a locket.He is also quite popular as a pin, to be worn on a sport's outfit.This is the second of Walt Disney's creations to become a success in the line of attractive jewelry.+ * » According to leading stylists in nest on the top of hats for another season.Gay ribbons and fluttering flowers will also be an important factor in milady's headdress, these will be topped with billowy veils of all colors.Veils will be of the wide mesh type, FAMED LADIES CHOIR HEARD AT CALVARY Ladybrook Choral Group Fulfilled Highest Expectations of Audience The Ladybrook Ladies Choir, from Hazel Grove, England, in a presentation at Calvary Church last week more than fulfilled the highest expectations of an audience that almost filled the church, by an exceptionally well rendered program of sacred and secular music, given under the skilful and accamplished direction of Miss Elsie Harrop, A.R.C.M.The sympathetic rendition of old and new songs, the careful balance of the different parts, and the excellent tone qualities of the voices all combined to make the choral work most pleasing.The solos rendered by Mrs.Wood were also greatly appreciated.The story of the choir, its growth and development during the ten years of its existence, and also the record of its outstanding successes in musical competitions in Greui Britain, was told by Mr.Clements, the President of the organization, who with Mrs.Clements, is accompanying the choir on this its first Canadian and American tour.Miss Margaret Maddison, talented English pianist, proven a most inspiring and pleasing artist in her selections, which afforded abundant scope for her skilful touch and evident mastery of the technique of a concert artist.The Minister of Calvary Church, the Rev.Dr.T.W.Jones, in expressing appreciation to the choir and the assisting Artist.assured them that they would be most heartily welcome whenever they return to Montreal.Congregation Is Increased Melville Presbyterian Church held an annual meeting in the church hall on Wednesday evening.Reverend Dr.Mulligan presided reports and John Rae during the reading of the business reports.A marked increase was noted in the church membership, collections and work flone by the women's Association as work well done by the young people's groups.; The spescial Missionary committee named included, C.H.Johnson, W.A.Doig, A.J.Thom, N.Macnaughten, J.Rae, J.P.Rowat, Ian Louson, A.À.Stewart, D.Me- Gill, and J.McFarlane, jr.Members re-elected to the Board of Management were: Anderson Brown, William Walker, J.Me- Fariane, jr.New members elected were: Col.W.Kerr.L.Cameron.D.M.Carmichael, W.P.Bennett and Phillip Musselman.Anger is a fire which cooks no , victuals and comforts no household.Paris and New York, birds willl some featuring heavy chenille dots, and tied in a bow at the back of the head.The tight face style will continue to be shown on smaller hats.In dress materials, it will be prints that will lead in the field, colors will be more attractive than ever\u201d before, with dainty patterns of small flowers ley prints will also come in for a in Chinese colors, Brilliant Pais- great deal of favor.In plain shades, all tones of grey, trimmed with contrasting shades, will be seen for both coats and dresses.Skirts have the tendency to remain at the same length, with the skating silhouette the most popular, + * + the day of namely St.Next Tuesday is hearts and flowers, Valentine\u2019s Day.Mrs, Matthews Brown, of New York, sent her young nephew, Master Kirk Everett, one of the nicest Valentines we have seen in a long time.The front of the card is similar to most greetings of this type, but on opening it, there is a paint brush, some eater colors and several printed cards, ready to be painted.Mrs.Brown sent her greetings early enough to give the young man time to make up the enclosed cards.* + - With the advent of snow, many of the young people's organizations are planning sleigh drives.eral years ago, is gradually regaining favor, if only the weather- This sport once very popular sev- man would co-operate to enable groups to have a few more outings of this kind, cu À | Leslie A.Collins Pa FLOWERS AND PF For All Occasions Retail Branch: 4841 Sherbrooke W.\u2018at Victoria) DE.9898 Greenhouses: 2175 Belgrave Ave.EL.9595 | To Be Guest Speaker Immigration and Sisters of Service Day will be nbserved by the Westmount Sub-division of the Catholic Women's League, next Friday afternoon.The meeting will be held in St.Leo's School hall, commencing at three o'clock.Leslie A.Collins, will be the guest speaker.The topic of his address will be, \u201cFrom Coast to Coast by Air.\u201d The meeting is under the convenership of Miss E.Marnell.Tea will be served by the social committee at the close of the session.BRAZILIAN COFFEE Brazil shipped 1,606,418 bags of coffee to foreign countries in ong month.Housewives of Chile are demanding American sewing machines, Lamp Shades Designed and made by experts.Personal Service backed by 20 years\u2019 experience, Lamps .Appliances < Glfts LAMCO SHOP \u2014 PL.5716 E.L.La Mountain & Co.2035 Metcalfe St. ing Fish Recipes\u201d.4 / Name .ce es o\u2014 \u2018 (Please print letters plainly) \u2019 Address.\u2026 ¢ Matc The geal In moving Byre HE The neither \u201cY\" we put on The and ti only to shot.With seconds local o which } high sc constan through a free {] he of would playing] Howev and th with \u2014_\u2014 W saker f Ser.by the f the next eeting School \"clock, e the of his ast to ne is [iss E.ed by close ts 16 tome rials ated \u2014 TURAN \u201c FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1939 LOCAL Y.M.CA._ THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER PAGE FIVE DEFEAT STERENS SQUAD 12-41 IN GAME PLAYED AT: BARON BYNG ON TUESDAY Match Was Neck and Neck Throughout \u2014 Local Unit Was Faster Combination on Offensive \u2014 Hall and Swinden Were High Scorers for \u201cY\u201d \u2014 Game Played Overtime The Westmount Y.M.C.A.team climbed to top position in the Mant- geal Intermediate Basketball League on Tuesday, defeating the fast moving North End Sterens squad by the close score of 42-41 at Baron Bynz High School.The game was nip and tuck through out; and in the first period neither team was ahead by more than one point.At half time the \u201cy\u201d were leading 20-19.In the opening of the second period Sterens ut on a drive that found them six points in the lead.The Y.M.C.A.team was a much faster combination on the offensive and time and time again worked the ball under the opposing basket only to fail to make the \u2018sucker\u2019* - shot.With the score tied and a few seconds to go Bill Swinden of the local squad committed a foul which permitted Talpis, who was high scorer for the Sterns and a constant threat to Westmount through out the game, to try for s free throw which he missed.Had he of scored this point Sterens would have won the game because playing time had already elapsed.However, the point was missed and the game went into overtime with both teams scoring four points.Agein with but a few seconds to yo John Crombie, Captain of the local team was fouled; and the outcome of the game rested on his shot.He made it.Hall and Swinden were high scorers for the local team; scoring twelve and fourteen points respectively.Johnnie Eaves was particularly effective on the aggressiveness of his defensive work.Olsen and Eakin two staunch guards for the \u201cY\u201d played a very brilliant defensive game, getting up high for rebounds and leaving \u201cY\u2019\u201d\u2019 Basketball Results To Date Westmount 37, vs.Hodgers Dodgers, 38, Westmount, 24, vs.St.Matthews, 30.Westmount, 19.Westmount, 32, vs, Workers Sport, 28.Westmount, 41, vs.Southwestern YM.C.A,, 25, Westmount, 39, vs.Trunk, 24.Westmount, 32, vs, St.Matthews, 81.Westmount, 42, vs.41.87, vs.Sterens, Grand Sterens, JAP DESTROYER LAUNCHED The Japanese navy launched the new destroyer Hatsukaze at Kobe recently.The armament and ton-| § nage were not disclosed.little chance for Sterens to control the ball.The line up: Westmount: Crom- bie (Captain), Hall, Eaves, Ashley, Swinden, Salters, forwards; Olsen, Eakin, Clarke Murphy, guards.Sterens\u2014Rabin, Talpis, Brown- stein, Hockenstein, Sohmen, Merotwitz, Goldberg, Aloff, Klar, Hockey, \"EXAMINER\" WANT-ADS BRING RESULTS.APARTMENTS HOUSES .FLATS e © ete.e ee LANDLORDS \u2014 LET AN \u201cEXAMINER\u201d WANT-AD HELP YOU FIND A TENANT Telephone WA.2773» Ask for Miss Adtaker \u2014 State what you have to let and \u201cExaminer\u201d Want Ads will help to solve your problem.20 Words for 35c ONE CENT FOR EACH ADDITIONAL WORD de * | LOOKING DOWN AT A TWO-POINTER ON THE WAY UP a A A Yes, + MR N Capt.Bob Stewart, leading scorer of Syracuse University\u2019s all-senior basketball ream, sets thu stage for an unusual action picture as he demonstrates his under-the-basket style.| SE ANDY M'GILLIS\u2019 SQUAD DOWNS SIR GEORGE WILLIAMS COLLEGE IN EXHIBITION MATCH St.Leo's Senior Team Chalk Up 4-1 Score in Game Postponed, \u2014 To Meet lege\u2019s single tally.This game was in the nature of Played on Saturday \u2014 Encounter With d'Arcy McGee, Scheduled to be Played on Tuesday, Was Next Week During the last week St.Leo\u2019s Senior Hockey team played but one game\u2014an exhibition against Sir George Williams College, on Saturday morning last, at the school rink, w Browne, Milette, Hushion and Desrosiers were the St.Leos\u2019 twine- denters while J.Coleman, an old St.Leo's boy accounted for the Col- inning by the score of 4 to 1.D.e a practice match in between scheduled League fixtures and the workmanlike fashion in which the Saints went about their chores, showed how much they have prospered under Andy McGillis\u2019 astute guidance.The brand of hockey they serve displayed in their initial starts.Undoubtedly they are a threat to any aspiring championship team.The McGee game was supposed to have taken place on Tuesday.but owing to last minute difficulties, has been postponed until later.Tt is unlikely that it will take place before next week.The St.Leo\u2019s Junior entry have \u201cfinished their course\u201d with their schedule marred with only one defeat; they had the uneviable distinction of dividing the points in 4 games.A little more adeptness at finding the net would have given them maximum counts in these games and not merely a shared dividend.They however, still lead their division.Against McGee Juniors last week, they played to a 2 all tie.They had practically won the game until in the dying minutes of the game McGee batted in the tieing goal.The teams: St.Leo's Academy: Aumais, goal, Nantel, Maher, defence; Keating, Desrosiers, wings; Browne, centre.Alternates: Mil- ette, George, Hushion, Hennessy, Shelley.Sir George Williams: Scarlett, goal; Kennedy, Rankin, defence; Colman, Crone, wings; McGovern, centre, Alternates: Thompson, Chartier, Miedema, Lowe, Munn, Squibb.Murray Is Close To \u201cStitch\u201d Mark Allan Murray game and heavy- hitting little defence player of the New York Americans, almost wrested the National Hockey Tea- gue's \u201cstiteh\u201d record from Helge Bostrum, in the operation recently performed on Murray.Administering those stunning body-checks in which he was proficient, Murray suffered spread shoulder bones which were brought together with tissue taken from the muscles of his leg.About fifty stitches are-in Murray's shoulder and twenty-five in his leg.These in addition to the eight in his head.Bostrum, in the days when he was playing.for Chicago Black Hawks, suffered a long, deep leg- eut which required over 100 stitches to close.Bostrum, a veteran.of the game in the west before he joined Hawks, figured he had nearly 300 stitches in various parts of his anatomy.WEARS WIDE BLADES Earl Seibert, the dashing Chicago Black Hawk who is one of the National Hockey League's star defence man, wears the widest blades of any player in the game, to carry his weight more expertly.18 FAGS PER DAY \u201c British soldiers in Palestine smoke an average of 18 cigarets a a day, according to a recent gov- up now is \u201ca long cry\u201d from that\u201d ernment report, BRIGADE UNIT LOSES FIRST GAME OF YEAR Rosemount No.16 Company Defeats Local Squad 5-0 at Murray Park The First Westmount Co, of the boy\u2019s brigade suffered their first hockey defeat of the season last Saturday night at Murray Park, when the Sixteenth Co., from Rose- mount handed them a 5-0 pasting.The local team was without the services of T.Mulligan, star right wing, and also of A.Baxter, center of the second line, Phil.Lamb, was also lost to the team, as he missed his second game in a row, but the Westmount goaler is expected back in time for next weeks game against the No.8 Co, which is the first round of the First Co., invitation tournament.The Rosemount team got off to an early lead, and in a game played with half an inch of snow on the rink went into a 2-0 lead in the first period.The local team was forced to open up the play but great back-checking by Rose- mount and also tight goaling by A.Mathers kept the Westmount team out, while the Rosemount boys broke away three times for \u201cY\" LEADERS WILL MEET WEILL TEAM - Taking Place Tomorrow At Westmount Branch The local Y.M.C.A.Senior Leaders\u2019 Corps will play host to the McGill Gymnastic team tomorrow in a friendly competitive meet.This will be the first competitive meet for both teams, therefore the result should be very interesting.McGill is preparing for Varsity and the provincial championships and Westmount is preparing for the latter event which is being held at the Y.M.H.A.on March 11.Westmount has one or two good men and several young enthusiasts.The team will be led by Gordie Beall, president of the Corps and former member of the McGill team.Henry Holst will be his associate; last year Henry won the provincial-all-round gymnastic championship.The third member of the team has not been chosen as yet, but will probably be one of the following: Eric Jones, Havelock Yates, Bill Reay, Len Cchryer, Jim Nivinger, Mac Shippee, Ar.Wright, Bob.Harvie, Dick Huntington, and Frank Ken- wood.Westmount will probably enter two teams but only the score of the first team will count.The judges will be: Mr.Jim Anglin, Mr, Ken Murray, and Mr.E.Orlick.BRIMSEK FEARLESS When Frankie Brimsek, the new goaler of Boston of the National Hockey League was being measured for pads, he asked for them light.Manager, Art Ross cut in with: \u201cListen, kid, you don\u2019t want to get hurt, do you?\u201d Brimsek replied: \u201cLet me worry about that.Those bruiscs always wear off.\u201d goals, despite the valiant efforts of Bolduc.Brown and Boyle with two goals apiece, and Bob, Taylor with one accounted for the Rosemount score, The Westmount team hopes that when it is at full strength it will put up a better showing if a return game is arranged.Undoubt- tedly, the Sixteenth are the team to beat for the Battalion championship.Hes qu FORUM DELICATESSEN R Ny T=\" 2201 St.Catherine St.AND CIGAR SHOP Regular Full Course Meals at 30c up Qur 8peclalty WE DELIVER DAY AND NIGHT FI.0949 Ww, (One Block East of the Forum) the first halt of the coming week.The \u2018Hidden Titles\u201d Contest | have found the words \u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.uerreersarsssnvees soaressspassense seven \u201c hidden in the advertisement Of.uo.cveurcirnsncsssonsiancacoemssenmrenresmncncses on page .and the words .mocserssan sde ss 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and hung up the next: two on neat solo efforts.Ian Hellyer sank Westmount's final goal after close to 14 minutes, assisted by Edge and Blair, while Patterson beat Dickie for West Hill's only marker about five minutes later, Bremner was in on the play.The Red and Grey squad flashed its best attack in the last five minutes but Dickie came up with some remarkable stops to halt any scoring aside from Patterson\u2019s effort.West hill was awarded a penalty shot in the late stages but Dickie picked off Defenceman Bill Southwiek's waist-high drive with ease, Sold! First Electric Light Plant for $2,150 The world\u2019s\" first commercial electric lighting plant, invention of Thomas Alva Edison, was aue- tioned off for $2.150 recently to the Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, sole bidder.The sale of the plant, assembled by the inventor at Sunbury, Pa, nearly half a century ago, was arranged by attorneys for the estate of Edison's one-time financial supporter, P.B.Shaw, of Wil- liamaport, Pa.It has been exhibited at the Institute for some time.Only 439 Americans now reside in Guatemala City, Guatemala.HOCKEY LEAGUE AT FORUM Buddy Hellyer, Brilliant All-Round Athlete, Starred for Purple and White Squad Scoring Three Goals \u2014 Bob Bennett Also Played Outstanding Game \u2014 Match Held Wednesday Westmount defeated West Hill 5-1 in an inter-achool senior hoekey league game at the Forum on Wednesday afternoon to climb into sec- Buddy Hellyer, brilliant all-round athlete, starred for Westmount, scoring three goals.Defenceman Bob Bennett was ponsible for the Purple and White squad's vietory.Both suffering the loss of regular players through teams battled on fairly even terms in the first period.Austin McConnell opening the scoring for Westmount around the minute mark with help from lan Hellyer, brother of Buddy, and Bob Edge.With Buddy Hellyer leading the attack, Westmount held command also largely res- illness, the for most of the final period, firing ¥ {| 2209 St.Catherine W.a rer | \u201cY\u201d Notes | PROGRAM FOR WEEK Photography Group, Wednesday at 8.15.Stamp club with Gus Kirner, Thursday at 4.16.Advanced Radio club with Geo.Grubb, Thursdays at 4.15, Beginners Radio club with Geo.Grubb, Wednesdays at 5.00, Model Railroading Club with Trevor Patterson, Wednesdays at 5.00, Meccano Club with Tom Walker, Wednesdays at 4.80.Model Airplanes, Fretwork and Basketry and Swimming Club, Friday evening at 8.00, Woodwork tomorrow at 2.00.Boxing for Preps and Juniors tomorrow at 2.00.Junipr Basketball tomorrow at 1.00.Ski Instruction with Mr.Stoessel tomorrow at 8.00, Hi-Y Dance tonight at St, Matthias Hall, Basketball and Dance next Friday evening at the \u201cY\u201d, Rapid Delivery Till 1} P.M, Fl.4744 \u2014 WE.1616 It First Line Signals Buay, Please Dial! 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