The Westmount examiner, 4 janvier 1940, jeudi 4 janvier 1940

[" Ir +40 Years in [ir Westmount\u201d January Reductions Beautiful pieces of Silverware, Jewellery, and Watches at greatly reduced prices.Supplied - Laid - Finished Repaired - Refinished Your inspection is invited.OHMAN\u201d VTO7 AE UUUII A DELLE EM 146.è JEWELLERS 3 , 1216 Greene Avers voL.XI, Ne.1 GITY OF WESTMOUNT AHNOUNGES PROMOTIONS i POLICE DEPARTMENT Captain R.A.Byford Raised to Rank of Inspector \u2014 Constable Frederick G.Porter is Made Patrol Sergeant Following Last Night's Meeting \u2014 Inspector Byford Has Long Experience in Police Work Two promotions in the Westmount Police Department were announced last night Captain R.A.Byford was named Inspector of Police, a post left open since the appointment of Walter Gough as chief of both the police and fire forces, and Constable Frederick G.Porter was made Patrol Sergeant of Police.Inspector Byford joined the force on Dec.4, 1924, as a constable and has seen service in many branches of police work.On Nov.3, 1931, he was promoted to desk sergeant, serving in that capacity eee LARGE EXTRA STAFF HANDLES VULETIDE MAIL Number of Letters and Parcels Distributed Here Reported Largest m Years Postal authorities reported yesterday that Christmas mail in Westmount in 1939 was the heaviest for years, but that delivery was speeded up materially by a post office staff far larger than that placed on duty here during past Christmas seasons.While the regular number of 24 carriers were as usual augmented during the period from Dec.20 to Dec.26 by one man apiece, a third staff of 24 men were engaged to route the mail in the Western and Greene avenue post office in which all letters addressed to Westmount residents receives its final sorting.The four wicket clerks at the post office were assisted by three additional men who greatly speeded yp the selling of stamps, weighing of letters an etc.The distribution of parcels was carried out by one regular truck and five extra vehicles.Post office officials credited the new system of placing large staffs of extra employees on routing work.as being largely responsible for the increased efficiency.They relieve the carrier of the work which he has had to undertake in the past thereby giving him a much better chance of completing his route, assisted by a helper, practically on regular schedule, TO SPEAK HERE Commander Edward Ellsberg will speak on \u201cThe U-Boat\u2014Death Trap or War Horror,\u201d before the Temple Emanu-El Brotherhood Forum on Wednesday evening, January 31 commencing at 8.30 o'clock.-*until March 8, 1935, when he was given the rank of Patrol Sergeant: He was made active Lieutenant of Police on April 15, 1936, his appointment to this post receiving official confirmation on July 15, of the same year.He was given the rank of Captain of Police on Oct.1, 1938, which position he has held until his promotion yesterday.While he has spent the majority of his time on the force on outside Police work Inspector By- ford also received a thorough knowledge of the work carried out inside the station having been on desk duty for four years.Constable Frederick G.Porter, who was raised to the rank of Patrol Sergeant, entered the force on February 24, 1929, serving on the regular police beat and on motor patrol duty.He has also done a considerable amount of plainclothes work.CRAFT CLUBS PREPARED FOR 1940 SEASON Westmount \u201cY\u201d Group Staged Exhibition at Southwestern Branch New Year's Day The Westmount Y.M.C.A.Craft Club has started its 1940 schedule.With better equipped and reconstructed facilities, the Craft- shop will beet Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday afternoons, and Friday evenings.It will continue under the direction of Wallace Beaton, Ross Seaman, and Gordon Mackey.After its very successful exhibition of crafts on Friday, December 22, the club sent an exhibit to Southwestern \u201cY\u201d on New Year's day.There were articles made in woodwork, leatherwork, lino-cutting, fretwork, and wood- burning.This exhibition proved very successful.The Craftshop\u2019s sixty members have turned out 175 models to date.This shows the keen competition going on for the shield which will be awarded at the end of the season.Helping Others Held Key To Happiness By Speaker \u201cMan can only acquire his greatest enjoyment in life by adopting a policy of service to others, John Anderson stated while addressing the Westmount Rotary Club at its regular weekly luncheon meeting in Victoria Hall yesterday.No person whose sole interests are in himself, his family or his business, can ever enjoy real contentment, the speaker declared.He addressed the meeting on the topic, \u201cMy Philosophy of Life.\u201d Mr.Anderson expressed his belief that there was a purpose behind the creation of every species cf life even though this fact was often doubted by mankind.* Declaring that the world\u2019s natural resources could support a Population 100 times its present size, the speaker deplored the fact that nature and labor \u2018from which comes all wealth\u201d had been kept separated.This, he considered.was man\u2019s greatest crime., Mr.Anderson expressed the be- \u201cef that good \u2018an come from all human ventures, no matter how sordid they may at first appear.He gave as an example the Julius Richardson Convalsscent Hospital I at Chateauguay which was developed as a memorial io the late Julius Richardson who was critically wounded in the last Great War on June 17, 1916, by his father, W.S.Richardson.At first the centre was used as a rest home for wounded soldiers but was later taken over by service clubs and converted into a health resort which served as a medium to restore health to children whose parents could not afford to give them summer vacations.Mr.Anderson spoke at length of the work carried on by the hospital, stating that it had provided for 3,300 children during the past 13 years.In that entire time not a single child died there, he stated.The speaker showed the Rotar- jans à number of slides taken at the site which gave views of the various buildings and the recrea- -tional facilities, including a large swimming pool, provided for the children.Mr.Anderson was introduced by Dr.George Little and thankes by Rev.Gordon Burgoyne.s.B.Cuthbert, vice-president, occupied the chair working as air raid wardens and FINNISH WOMEN BACK MEN AT FRONT WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1940 Finnish women have always helped their men in time of war, but never have they been as well trained and organized as now.than 100,000 of them, members of the Lotta Svard organization, back up the work of the army by collecting money, aiding in hospitals, More taking over men\u2019s jobs at home.Closest to the front are those that work in Karelian field kitchens, above, specializing in broths, stews and porridges.= Every Lotta Svard member in hold a rifle or load a cannon.Finnish women man the home.line as well organized as the army itself.in hospitals, canteens and field kitchens.he Westmount Lxaminer Serving The City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis the field means one more Finn to Athletic, cultured and capable, these of defense in war time in a unit Though much of their work is behind the lines, the soldiers of Finland best know them for their work Fresh milk, above, is one of many nourishing foods supplied by Lottas to fighting men.ARRIVES SAFELY received here this Dr, T.W.News was week that the Rev.Jones, of Calvary United Church, has arrived safely in Scotland.Dr.Jones was appointed early [cst month to serve overseas as YMCA officer with the First Division of the Canadian Troops and he was granted indefinite leave of absence from his duties here.10 DEDICATE NEW BUILDING ON JAN.2TH Temple Emanu-El Congregational Dinner Takes Place Following Evening The dedication service of the Community House of Temple Emanu-El will be held on Friday evening, Jan.12, commencing at 8 o'clock.The congregational dinner is to take place the following evening at 7.15, and the Brotherhord Sisterhood and Young People's Group will hold joint dedication social on Sunday, Jan.14 at 8.30 p.m.On Sunday evening, January 21, the Young People\u2019s Society will hold a housewarming in the new Community House at 8.30 o'clock.All young people are cordially invited.Conveners \u2014 Miss Marjorie Bercovitch, Miss Emmy Heim, William Abrams, George Gilbert, Miss Phyllis Fitch, Miss Natalie Joseph and Milton Schiffrin.In the new Community House, the Sisterhood will hold a Community Fair on Tuesday, January 23 and Wednesday, January 24.Luncheon and dinner will be seivea on both days.A variety of booths with a variety of merchandise will be conducted by Sisternuod members.Conveners \u2014 Mesdames Arthur Simon, J.N.Neumann, Harry Wolfe, W.N.Carin, J.Lewinson, M.Silverstein.Executive \u2014 Mesdames Albert Michael, G.G.Gray, M.Margolick, J.Kruger, D.R.Miller and J.A.Roston.TO SHOW FILM Rev.John Linton.pastor of the People's Church, will show a pie- ture of the Royal Visit at the Junior Class on Friday.| The annual display of the First Westmount Company of the Boys Brigade was held in King's School on Friday night when the unit was inspected by Mayor Walter A.Merrill; a varied exhibition of Brigade activities was given; and a number of awards, including a medal for heroism, presented.Following the inspeétion of the Company the Mayor congratulated the mèmbers of the unit on their smart appearance and deportment on parade.In addressing the parents of the boys Mayor Merrill referred to the object of the Brigade\u2014\u201cthe advancement of Christ's Kingdom amongst boys, and the promotion of habits of obedience, reverence, discipline, self-respect, and all that tends toward a true Christian manli- ness\u2014\" stating that he was impressed with the high standards ~f the organization and that he Jeit their sons were undergoing a valuable training.Leonard Gough Winner During the evening, a drill- down comjctition was held when Pte.Leonard Gough won the honour of being the last man down of the older boys and Pte.John Lamb of the uew recruits.The former was awarded a B.B.Diary and the latter a Brigade hockey crest.A very impressive first aid demonstration was carried out under the direction of Staff Sergeant James Patterson and Warrant Officer Robert Beal, with boys in the regular and auvanced Ambulance classes participating.A brief display of boxing followed and terminated with s-lec- tions from the band.During intermissions the company choristers rendered Christmas carols, under the direction of Miss E.Cousins, accompanist.Pte.Duncan Jones sang The Anchor Song, the first time tendered in the Company, and Pte.Knute Soren- sen a verse of Holy Night, in Danish.Medal Is Awarded Climaxing the evening was the presentation of the medal for gallant heroism tc Sgt.Donald Taylor by His Worship, Walter Merrill, K.C.In making the presentation, Miss Ruth Gittus, the rescued party, came forward and congratulated Taylor upon receiving this award.The unit is the first company to acquire this award amongst the Montreal Bri gade units.His Worship, in presenting the medal, praised the Boys Brigade Company Holds Annual Display brigade for the sound training which enabled this young man to act instantly in -emergency and remain perfectly calm, enabling him to utilize the knowledge he has acquired to resuscitate the vietim once ashore.Before terminating the program, Captain Richardson and Dr.Mulligan presented the following awards to boys for subjects mentioned: Lanyards (for special duties] performed): Corp.R.Morrow, Drum Maj, Billy Patterson, Pte.Duncan Jones, Pte.Thomas Hannah; trumpet: to Pte.Stanley Williams for highest record in Christmas card saleg; B.B.Dresser set to Pte.Edward Hilborne for highest collections in BB.week; Bugle to Pte.James Wilson for second highest B.B.week collections; Pte.Wm.Dryden was promoted to Lance Corporal, Membership badge: to Pte, Sandy Edmison; crests to Privates Herbert Truax, Paul Grimaldi and Billy Dryden.A good sized audience filled the auditorium of King\u2019s School and included such well known figures as Rev.Major T.A.Wilson and Chief W.W.Gough.In his remarks, Captain Richardson thanked His Worship for inspecting the company and presenting the medal for hervism.He expressed his sincere appreciation to Lieut.Angus Sutherland, R.H.Lamb and Staff-Sgt.James Patterson and Warrant Off.Robert Beal for their wholehearted |.co-operation which made a display of this kind possible and together with the N.C.0.'s was what had built the company to its present strength of 57.The average weekly turn out is 53, the largest in the company\u2019s history and still growing.Parents were asked to remain for a few moments to meet the Captain and his staff.The program ended with the singing of God Save The King and Rev.Dr.Mulligan pronounced the Benediction.Emanu-El Classes Resume On Monday Classes in the College of Jewish Studies and the School for Emi- grees will be resumed at Temple Emanu-El on Monday evening.Vladimir Grossman, author and journalist, will give an address on \u201cGreat Jewish Authors in World Literature,\u201d at 9.15 o'clock.The Stamp Club.Monday: Westmount Council, Stamp Club.a A AU MAMA Week At Victoria Hall LUI IUIS SSII ASSIS SIL A IIS IV SIA IISIUUI IIS IS III II IS SSII TSI VIII ASUS IVLI VISA LSS IS II SSL IM IL VM IIS SIA IS IS IV III US Today: Westmount Masonic Study Club, rehearsal.Tomorrow: Notre Dame de Grace Women's 3 NS Ny BN NI N NS N N N N N N N N 3 S Club; Westmount Saturday: Children\u2019s Theatre, play.Royal St.Lawrence Arcanum; Tuesday: Dicken\u2019s Fellowship; Connaught Lodge, A.F.and A.M.Wednesday: Prince Albert Council, Royal Arcanum; Westmount Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star; Victorian Order of Nurses; West- mount Rotary Club, regular weekly luncheon meeting.: REV.FORSYTH WILL PREACH NEXT SUNDAY To Conduct Both Morning And Evening Services mn Calvary Church ~The Revi OD: Ie Bosaytiy+ TAB.D., will be the preacher at both New Year services in Calvary Church on Sunday.The theme of his sermon in the morning at 11 a.m, will be \u201cDoors that can't be Shut,\u201d and at the evening service he will preach on \u201cYour Fortune for 1940.\u201d At the close of the morning worship the Communion of the Lord's Supper will be observed, led by the Interim Pastor, the Rev.| A.F.Pollock.All who love our Lord are heartily invited to begin the New Year right and remain for this Sacrament.The Sunday School will meet at 11 a.m.and 3 p.m.in all depart ments.The Men's Own Brotherhood will also meet at 3 p.m.The first meeting of the New Year for the young people will be held on Monday, at 815 in the Macaulay Hall.Young people of the congregation are urged to attend and help make 1940 the best year in Calvary's history.The Women's Missionary Society will meet on Wednesday, Jan.10th at 8.16 with the new president, Mrs, H.F.Sloan presiding.The special speaker will be Miss Olive Sparling, who will speak on her work in the Church of All Nations.All ladies of the church are heartily invited to attend.CARS ARE SLIGHTLY DAMAGED IN CRASH were slightly car driven by of West Road, Both vehicles damaged when a Hebert C.Gates, Ber.nington, Vermont, collided with another sutomobile at the intersection of Sherbrooke street and Lansdowne avenue at 9.50 p.m.on Sunday.Gates, who did not know the name of the driver of the other car, reporied the mishap to West- mount police.He stated that he was proceeding west on Sherbrooke and collided with a car going south on Lansdowne.\" Quiet Holiday | Period Here Reported New Year's weekend festivities passed without incident this year, as far as the Westmount Police and Fire Departments N N NY N N N N N N N N N N NS NY N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N NS N N N NS N N N N N N Cleaned À.Ross Grafton & Co.4263 St.Catherine St.Westmount Fres Estimates WE.2323 ee A AA MA AA an Made LOADER OF tors in Use machine which it is replacing is snow falls occur, The new machine is of the same basic design as the other loaders but embodies a number of important improvements which are expected to speed up the work of clearing the streets.It has a' much shorter wheel base giving it greater ease of operations, and has a greater nunber of gear speeds.The cab for the machine's operators is considerably larger and more comfortable.The three new tractors are being used mainly for sidewalk cleat- ing and will help the roads department in covering the city more rapidly.Westmount\u2019s automatic snow loaders are familiar to residents in all parts of the city and have attracted wide attention ever since they were first purchased by the Roads Department ten ycars ago.Their efficiency in operation and the speed with which they have been able to rid streets of snow banks have caused them to be widely appreciated: by all who use Westmount thoroughfares, FINAL-TRIBUTE PAID TO LATE GEORGE SNIDER Was Retired Official of the British Immigration and Colonization Association Final tribute was paid to the late George A.Snider, of 52 Academy Road, yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the chapel of D.A, Collins, Sherbrooke street, W., with Rev.R.DeWitt Scott officiating at the service.Mr.Snider, a retired official of the British Immigration and Colonzation Association, died at his residence on Monday.He was 83 years of age.Mr.Snider was born at Trafalgar, Ontario, in 1856 of United Empire Loyalist parentage.He came lo Montreal ut an early age and devoted a great many years to the work of bringing boys to Canada from Britain and setting them up on farms in this country.He married Agnes Hunter Bur- net who predeceased him some years ago.A charter member of St, Luke's United Church he has heen senior elder there for some years, He\u2019is survived by a son, Lt.-Col.Burnet K.Snider of Oakville, Ontario; a daughter, Miss Lillian Snider of this city; a sister, Mrs.H.E.Batson, of Ottawa; and three grandsons, Peter, Christopher and Michael Snider, also of Oakville.BOY IS UNHURT A5 CYCLE, CAR CRASH James Kiernan, 15, of 1824 Galt avenue, 8 messenger, escaped 1n- juries when hig hicycle and a car driven hy Patrick Kearney, 588 Magdclaine street, collided opposite 4775 Sherbrooke street at 5.40 p.m.on Monday.According to information received by police Kearney was driving his car east on Sherbrooke street when it was involved in a collision with the messenger who had turned cast onto Sherbrooke were concerned.No arrests were made for disorderly conduct or drunkenness during the period of celebration from Saturday .until the first day of 1940 and Next Thursday: Westmount Council, Royal Arcanum.+ no fires were reported.sep fo mE Sera rin Wa es \u2018from Grosvenor.i The driver of the car took the {boy to the Western D'vision of the Mortreal General Hospital for examination, OF NEW AUTOMATIC SNOW LATEST TYPE Expected to Increase Efficiency of Snow Clearance \u2014 Is Similar in Basic Design to Those in Use for Years But Embodies Many Improvements \u2014 New Trac- Delivery was received by the City on Friday of a new automatic Fox Rotary Snow Loader to replace one of the two in use last year.Three new tractors were added to the city\u2019s snow removal equipment at the start of the winter and have been in operation for some time, While the new snow loader is classed as replacement equipment it will actually considerably augment snow clearing work as the being retained.The old loader, purchased some ten yeunrs ago, showed signs of wear last winter, but it is expected to be used this year when the other apparatus breaks down or when particularly heavy # D, OMITH NEW INSTRUCTOR AT ARGYLE SCHOOL Toronto University Graduate Replaces M.L.Davidson As Commercial Subjects Teacher \u2014\u2014 Due to the appointment of M.L.Davidson as instructor of navi gation at the R.C.AF.base at Trenton, Ont, he has been replaced as specialist in commercial subjects at Argyle Junior High School by Donald M.Smith, a graduate of the University of Toronto, it was announced yes- tary-superintendent of the West.ouny.dchool Commission, \"oo Mr.Smith, who was chosen to fill tho post left vacant by Mr.Davidson, was selected from a number of applicants.He took over his new duties on the first day of school following the Christmas and New Year\u2019s holl- days ÿesterday morning.Mr, Smith will be in charge of classes of eighth and ninth grade students in junior commercial subjects.J » SHIRLEY SENDS THANKS FOR COPY OF PAPER Shirley Temple Writes to H.S.Ross, Examiner Columnist H.S.Ross, A.C., D.C.L, well known to Montrealers and readers of The Examiner in particular has received a personal note from the popular Shirley Temple thanking him for forwarding a copy of The Examiner to her.Mr, Ross made mention in his column in \u2018The Examiner, \u201cThe Forum\u201d to an interview Miss Temple had with the President, The letter follows: Beverly Hills, California.Dear Mr.Ross: \u2018 Thank you ever so much for sending me \u201cThe Examiner.\u201d It made me very happy to receive it, and I am going to put the little item about myself in my scrapbook.Sincerely, SHIRLEY TEMPLE.Rev.J.A.Johnston Announces Sermons On Sunday in Westmount Baptist Church Rev.J.A.Johnston will preach at both services.At the morning service the sermon theme will be \u201cIn the High Places of the Field .A Great Cause, a Great Venture, a Great Leader.\u201d Communiog and reception of members takes plece at 12 noon.fn the evening Mr.Johnston will have as his subject \u201cWhen Mystics Yearn .A Hunger that isn\u2019t Hunger and a Thirst that or RS 2 rte a nen isn't Thirst.\u201d Many visitors attend these inspiring services.terday by S.'F.Kneeland, secre-, TALE TWO THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER for ! SITUATIONS WANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE i = : health .Drugs and hygiene can- ; ; .West t.\u201cPRACTICAL nurse would give care , the maintenance estmount.= invalld or convalescent, E able of ENAMEL combination range, green LADY'S brown velvet overshoes, fur- PAIR C.C.M.skates and boots, size not successfully usurp the place structure.Thi of on industrial Minister: Rev.T.W.Jones, giving massages, $40 per month.Call and ivory.No.3 Quebec henter, 80 tImmed, size 7.Perfect condition.4-44, $2.00.DE.1938.c-50] Dr.Roy G.Ross, general secre-| and power of th.divine source of , is has been demon- M.A., D.D.Bo sos., © $0 length of pipe, folding protection \u2018tin, Paid $3.95 sell for $1.60 (too large LHFEBVRES Boston Baked Deans.tary of the International Coun-\\ all health and perfection.\u201d (Pages strated by the wide extension of FOR SALE 36.00.Gramophone and records, son.or one 5975 Cote St.Antoine Ra.200 lb.2 lbs.30c, DE.1803, We de.cil: \u201cProtestant cooperation is no 166, 167.) industrial jgrecments including .; .- .3 -1 ; Lit ie à ; : voluntary plahs for co-operation Preacher at both Services: LADY'S Jaw hide leather hat box, THREE QUARTER - ç - yer longer optional\u2014it is imperative.-_ \" ., eacher a perfect condition, bargain.FL 9364.plete $10, lovely table lamp W \u201cim ness: Too! gabardine ser pi: Vol.TUBE SKATES gnd boots, 5% signed| The tasks before the Protestant such as profit-sharing oe reements, 11 am \u201cDoors that 4 ne sut = WT low aweater and accessories, size 16.Oberhauser picture \u201cAida\u201d coloured, church are so great they cannot SASKATCHEWAN MAN stock ownership, accident and 18 \u201chioôn Communion of the Lord's = medlately.5661 Queen Mary Road.35] CLASSIFIED ADS 83\" by 2, 1066 Oxford Ave.C-49 white Upon the hillside altars.Look! They light and cleanse the world with penetrating flame.How, seeing this, can men make death their game?~\u2014Grace Mildred Olsen.use in sickness is a mistake.Instead of thrusting Him aside in times of bodily trouble, and waiting for the hour of strength in which to a:knowledge Him, we should learn that He can do all things for us in sickness as in there was a growing realization and appreciation of the importance of the belief that industrial life should not be a continuous struggle between capital and labour and that a frank and complete recognition of a partnership bases was the best for both and essential in \\ Sow lasting Peace, and build anew, With love's eternal seed.F.L, Lewis, Westmount, Que.Calvary Church * Dorchester St, at Greene Ave, TÉBREX \u2014 For skin aliments \u2014 la C-77| EL.8633.C-137 be manned alone.There are areas health insurance for the worker| supper, sold in two strengths\u2014Medium and SKI BOOTS, size 5 In very good| of need today that can be attacked and his family and various other| il 2.m.& 3 p.m.Sunday School in all Strong.Heals Eczema, Psorlasls, condition, cheap.EL, 2159.C-34 1 basis.\u201d tangible evidences of the growin Departments.Erythema, Impetigo, Itch, Bolls, ~ NAVY BL,UE ski sacks and coat, OY On a common basis.| 3 p.m.Men's Own Brotherhood.C-33 realization of the necessity for co- Chap on hile you work, Soc: size 16, WA.8207.C-57 operative effort in industrial 7.30 p.m.\u201cYour Fortune for 1940.\u201d .00; $3.00, Recommended and sol : ; : al ratty strial oOr-| sronday, Jan.8th, Young People's a Cross W ord Puzzle 3 and SoA.se nocts sises 1%4,| Recent figures show Egypt®| A Saskatchewan man, J.Mag- ganization.Union.AN young people heartily and Somerled Drug Stores, w-6 BEAUTIFUL rug, never used, $16.00: chesterfleld sults, $50.00; bedroom, dining room, studio, gateleg, bookcase, lamps, tables, tea waggon, Iix- F1, 1950, 1353 w-2 ceptional opportunity, Greene, Westmount.BEAUTIFUL rug never used, $16.00: | { D 2 * | by Claremont Pharmacy; i : | : ; BABY'S play-pen and bathinette, excellent condition, reasonable.Call after 7 p.m.EL.9081, C-31 LEFEBVRE'S home made delicious doughnuts, 25c dozen.DE.1303.We deliver.C-12 BABY'S 3-way high chair, excellent population to have increased by about 1,750,000 during the past ten years.It now totals about 16,- 000,000, of which 1,800,000 live in Cairo and 680,000 in Alexandria.The drift from the country to the town continues, a process which nus Bjarnason, of Elfros, was recently honored by King Christian X of Denmark and Iceland for his contributions to Iceland literature.Mr.Bjarnason, formerly a Saskatchewan school teacher, was invested by King Christian as a * One of the plans which has shown a remarkably rapid growth is the sale of pension plans issued by the Annuities Branch of the Department of Labour to employers in favour of their employees.This plan has been in effect less invited to join In this New Year meeting.: Wednesday, Jan, 10th, 8.15, Women\u2019s Missionary Society meeting, Mrs.H.F.Sloan, President in charge; Speaker, Miss.Olive Sparling of the Church of all Nations.ladies urged to attend.Come and meet friends and assoclates chestertield suite $60, bedroom, dining condition, cost $30 sell for $5.DE.| coincides with the extension of ; at Church this New Year.room, studio, gateleg, bookcase, 2019, C-120] Egyptian industry.member and a knight of the Roy al than two years and today over| = : lamps, tables, ten-waggon.lixcep- MUSRRAT COAT Tady's 36-35, good Order of the Icelandic Falcon.This} 10,000 employees are protected.\u2019 .tional opportunity.Fi.1060, 1353 condition about $256.00, CA.0958, order, founded in 1921, is to honor The amount involved in the pur- Westmount Baptist ; Greène, Westmount.C-58 There can be no question, how- those men and women at home GENTLEMAN'S dark grey \u201cFrieze\u201d trimmed, size 16, $10.00, Lady's sea! = 0 sr UPRIGHT PIANO Mendelssohn make, | In perfect order.If interested tele- also black lace dinner dress, size 42, $5.00.1088 Marcil, DE.2186.C-85 ever, as to which of these is first, ion will have nothing less than a and abroad who have brought in Mr, Bjarnason\u2019s published works chase of these pensions runs into millions of dollars.The plan is de- employees when they can no long- Church ; ; , ; .W.Ave.Sac, size 38, worn only tice.phone EL.5933.C-36| greatest, most impelling.It is the some way or another honor or in- signed to the end that a comfort- Sherbrooke St v oz hoshyn A LADY'S now Black Titled Gone sable MAH-JONGG set, complete $5.00; Kingdom.Christianity as a relig-| ternational recognition to Iceland.| able pension will be provided for - Alexander Johnston, B.A., Minister.EL i i i : , Shi hoir Lesder L EPERVRES Ton SR sn EE PARTON sar radio 6 tuncs-separ.| lédeemed humanity as its goal.|consist® of \u201cTales and Poems, | er carry on in their employment.Mr mr E73 Miodaeon, Organist - LEFEBVRE'S delicious meat ples, 6 ate speaker.tone control, good con.ANd 8 redeemed humanity means published in 1892.2 Book ofl But while our major thought + for 366 frosh dally.DB, 1908, We der dition $10.00, DE.4888.c-83| both saved individuals and a saved Poems\u201d in 1898, \u201cErikur Hanson,\u201d| must necessarily be directed Ee JL am ver.= : : : s ma.; > ÿ ; - society.a novel in three parts, in 1899- ; ; \" BOY'S SKATES and boots, size b, LA er he NE 3013 sear, - y \u2014John Wright Buckham.1908; \u201cBraziliufararnir,\u201d a novel effective Prosecution of the war, IN THE HIGH PLACES OF THE cub uniform, congoleum rug, couch EL.1418.C-133 ; tr arts of the Icelandie col- there are two peace-time problems FIELD mattress, all good condition.EL.\\ in two parts o le le 1905 a which will require careful and con- A Great Cause.A Great Venture.2904.C-b4 WALNUT dining room table, sacri-| Calling him \u201cone of the two |onization in Brazil, in 1905 and) £inuous consideration.A Great Leader.YOUTH'S or men\u2019s overshoes, two buckles, size §, also shoes and rub- fice $10.00; also General Electric sunlamp, reasonable.DE, 3091, C-145 or three genuinely great Americans of our time,\u201d Dr.John A.1908; \u201cBorneatur a Eigsheidum,\u201d a collection of short stories from The first of these is the problem Communion and Reception of bers (outgrown).WA.2055.C-172 SEAL COAT, 20, men's ski boots, ; Nova Scotia, in 1910: \u201cHaustvold of unemployment.While it is Members.{ T5B 7-9, misses coats, 14-18, $1.00.like Ryan, noted Roman Catholic, edu- OVE BCOMA, fs doubtle e : La So omer a a era new, DE, 0548.&-153| cator, publicist and economist, paid vid Hafid\u201d (\u201cA Fall Night at the ss true that this problem 7.30 p.m.lady's blue suede ghoes, SYAAA.DE.2381, C-171 HAND MADE ski boots, size 8%: navy gabardine Instructor slacks: 69 n GENT'S BROWN winter coat, size 33, $4.00.Also brown suit $3.00.No dealers.DE, 0459, C-153 FIREPLACE BASKET for wood or tribute to Justice Brandeis of the United States Supreme Court as he unveiled a portrait of the ju- vist at Harvard University.In\u2019 in- Coast\u201d) in 1926, and \u201cKarl Litli\u201d (\u201cLittle Karl\u201d) in 1935.WINTER EVENING will be less acute during the wartime period, those who thought that in the advent of war the problem would be immediately and au- \u201cWHEN MYSTICS YEARN\u201d A Hunger that isn\u2019t Hunger and 8 Thirst that isn\u2019t Thirst.Visitors are Invited to Attend these THURSDAY, JANUARY 4.1949 et EE \u2014 en \u2014 ° THURS == - SEA The burden of running counter to all public opin- .° ion during these hectic days.He now criticizes .\u2019 Capital And Labor Aid Se WwW t t E \u2019 Finland for being so ill-advised as to dare P ME.The Examiner's estmoun XAMINET | stand up to the Soviet bully.I Th Te k Of W.Publishea Every Thursday .It Is quite possible that Finland could have IF YOU'VE HEARD ° ° n e as ar In Garden \u2018Suburb Si canuders Metronoiis avoided war bv ceding territory\u2014but had she a Hidden I itles Contest \u2014 | THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY done so she would have also been giving up THIS ONE Ottawa\u2014The war clouds which There has, it is true, been some re.aC Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.her cherished independence.Mr Shaw is : a year 8g were sometimes pa duction.psd oven hen industry i 1938: 1 , WaAlnot 2778\" right in saying that the United States, (as all Anything to Keep Her Ha \u201c| sometimes riited \u2014 but aiwi ; en tempo LS \u201cThe Examines\u201d aims Lo be an independent, clean other decent countries) is supnorting Finland .5 .p in ppy The \u2018Westmount Examiner's Hidden Titles Contest is run with the| menacing have finally broken; and produced by war activity, there of stat mewspaper fer the home devetes to public ssrvice.But th | hi ' 9 th roth th She: \u201cI dreamt last night that kind co-operation of Mr.Godel, manager of the Westmount Theatre, Each|a democratic, peace-loving country will still remain a substantial nym.of mis ze ut there is nothing to sugges ha either the you gave me a hundred dollars.| week twelve passes are given to the six lucky winners who comply with the finds its people on the advent of ber who will depend from time ty | Aithou WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1940 United States or any other natfon gave Fin- He: \u201cWell, since you've been following requirements:\u2014 the New Year faced with the stark time upon the State for their sup.§ |.ky ==: land any promise of armed support in event puch 8 nice little wife you may : Simply find She two \u201cads.\u201d in the current issue of The Westmount | reality and awful responsibility of| port.à Tew j i cep It.xaminer in which the names of the two feature pictures being shown at| pe; Thi hadowi ; *.\u201cTHE NEW YEAR of invasion.2 the Westmount Theatre during the first half of the coming week are being at war.This overshadowing The second of these is the prob.1 hell © yat fl blown: a Book unread; One wonders what would have been GBS's An Idea hidden.fact necessarily makes A our lem of the aftermath of war.It i to the A flower un a Co views were he a Finlander?Woud he have Submit all answers to The Contest Editor, The Westmount Examiner, DAtiONA: peacetime e ort fade into| not too early to be giving this onr gs if ji T hf h ted h k d; for f À pee wit fruit un arves ed; oms been willing to give in to the Soviet demands?a A shy young woman once said to 2191 Hampton Avenue, using the special coupon provided in each issue for LC ue prone ; (2nd, or tng earnest consideration and our most 4 The ; whose room = ° .: \u2019 un a : x .months now, e effective carry \u20ac .i ; pate Lack vet the heard's divine perfumes: Would he want to live under the \u201cdictatorship A wish, doar, that we were on the P Cantestants must be over 16 years of age.on of the war ef ort has boon the ch will be ert ation Bed A landscape whose wi de border lies of «the proletariat, more properly known as such terms of intimacy that you Residents of Westmount, only, are eligible.dominating force that has run| Forces on the land, the sea and in @ fro | il hade \u2018 th silent skies: the dictatorship of Stalin?would not mind calling me by my All answers must be in the office not later than Wednesday, and the through all our action and govern-| the \"air are required to return to 1 rot n silent shade \u2018neath silent s ; The ouestions provide their own answers first name.\u201d names of the winners will be published in Thursday's issue.ed all our national life.peace-time activities, and when the 3 Ou A wondrous fountain yet unsealed; ; ; .\u201cOh \u201d she replied, \u201cyour second A convenient coupon will be found elsewhere in the paper.artificial stimulati ! f ind Je à js abr A casket with its gifts concealed\u2014 Had GBS lived in Russia, either before or after name i d p h y secon The winners are drawn from among those who submit the correct As soon as possible after war i m i industrial à wirdos This is the year that for you waits the Red revolution, and expressed himself with e Is good enough lor me.answers as, unfortunately, it would be impossible to give passes to every Was declared, labour made quite| activity created by the scourge of ,, ee ( b dt -_\u2014 one submitting the right answers.clear its position and the extent of war has been removed, will be à j 4 Beyond to-morrow's mystic gates.the same freedom he has been accustomed to, Pairs : ! .; ful Dr ton.Through most serious one Rofl he woud not be alive now to tell Finland that ; ; The winners of last week's contest are as follows and their passes its success ul prosecution.Throug one.| out in he Sovi k A teacher spoke to his pupils will be received in Monday's mail: its representatives, it gave an un- But the extent of our post war busine NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS she should have bowed to the Soviet yoke.recently on words that are linked Mrs.R.M.Brighton, 5 York Ave.; Eileen Quinn, 39% Grosvenor Ave.; equivocal promise of one hundred| dislocation will be largely governed | agin This is the time of the year when it is usu together in pura.Ho cited Darby | Edvard Rogers, 373 Vicori Aves Mo.L Lyon, 4867 Skorbrooke Weak per cent co-peation In order by the forethought end cared \"om to make resolutions\u2014some serious, but more A SHORTAGE OF SOAP and Joan, pepper and salt, ham cho FA a0 Ty i 9 0e ' that its efforts would be success-| planning that is given to the meet.low te of th ith the intenti + to keep them and eggs, and then asked for the \u2018 ful and would not be thwarted by|ing of this inevitable occurrence\u2014 he sn h be wi e Intention not a of P, lat Whatever else one may say of the Germans, word usually associated with a few irresponsible and misguided| by the avoidance of industrial dis.2 5 muc eyond the hang-over period.t e at- one must admit that they are a clean race of \u201cPicts.\u201d \\ RR 2 2 P22 Or aa Parr?li ZZ | individuals: it aslied that the In- putes, by steps taken now to avoid A ter we have little to say: they are made in a people.They like to keep their homes spic \u201cShovels, sir!\u201d was the unani- | dustrial Disputes Investigation| undue inflation, by measures cal- Dent] spirit, of levity by people to whom life is just and span.They want to be dressed in unsoiled Mous reply from the class.\\ Act be extended to cover all war| culated to build up a back log the li \u2018one long succession of good times, culminat- clothing.They are advocates of bodily cleanli- _\u2014 * \\ time industries.In addition, the ac-| against the emergency, by the Lai à Ing in a big annual year-end bust up which ness.To them, more than to some races, a Timeless Boston N Conducted by HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C., D.C.L.credited representatives of Jabour sense of confidence we can instil the m leaves behind an aching head, wet towels, and shortage of soap will be a hardship.One matinee day an anxious N .ave been most diligent and most) into our Canadian people, by a On cracked ice.To those who take resolutions ser- ; young matron bustled into the |N helpful in an endeavour to iron.out| vigorous and honest prosecution of | jously, however, the new year means a fresh The war is but a few months old.Already lobby of Boston's Colonial Theatre, |N In Which Subjects of General grievances and disputes which, in| the war and by the extent to which plenty start\u2014the turning over of a new leaf\u2014the German women are being told how to do with- panting to the doorman: \u201cHas the N .less serious times, might have re-| we can succeed in marshalling the extra marshallina of HE à ndeavour to do out soap.Frau Anna Charlotte Roemer, beauty curtain gone up?\u201d N Interest Are Discussed sulted in friction and loss of time| vast resource.of Cañada with a has b b T 9 e will in an er 0 | course director, advises them to use rainwater, \u201cNo, madam, not until 2:30.\" |N through industrial strife.view to banishing hardship, priva.Yours etter.To such people the making of a resolu- © that less soap will be required.She tells \u201cOh but the sign under the |N : It is perhaps too much to hope| tion and despair from every home, Loop: tion is an expression of the human desire for them to take air baths, so that frequent water marquee says, \u2018Matinee today at |\\ patte opinions expressed In this ord that there will not be sporadic and _ it 3 seltmprovament, the content ring for al Vin be recu, D Body sain | | LL sie sion 5 wos os | THOSE TALL BUILDING | J 2 gs Spi with a soft brush also helps.Potato peelings Madam,\u201d said the doorman, |Q Ti oalt roprotent labonr but crews th ngs material.When a man says | am go- and other materials are ur ed as substitutes \u201cthat ign was painted 25 years A PL Tr, C not really represent labour _ but has t ing to give mv family a better break this year,\u201d ; \u2018 9 ago.\u201d The British supplementary budget adds two shillings on the in.merely themselves \u2014 and who feel \u201d ; ; for soap in the tub h or \u201clI am going to save a little money each H ac come tax making it 37.5 per cent.Additions have been made to the that their existence will be forgot- month this year,\u201d or \u201c| am going to read at |, ov long wil he tidy German women want Wanted Her Money's Worth death-duties and to the super-tax and to alcoholic drinks and tobacco.en jimiess they So produce some It least one good book each month from now \u2018© PUT UD WI Is?S0ap Is a necessity Tor The official © i gral strié.out the possivle a2 \u2014 ocean on,\u201d orn going to contribute a bit more Women if they are to keep house and family woman Éosident 2 consoling a It is not easy to credit the statement of a Chicago journal that |0Ë a few disturbing elements bali eal he.Magda Ta, of th this vear to church and charity\u2019 \u2014and STICKS clean.They are not going to be satisfied long seemed rather apprehensive of air 109,000 families\u2014about & quarter-million men, women, and children should not make us unmindful of ood will from France, is di band y 1 i : .; ; es ; i lief appropriations are 65 cent of the unanimity with which the| B°° Iro ce, is disap- with air baths; or scrubbing th Ives with are facing starvation.The relief appropria e per t ; ! other TO [T\u2014that h | vict h ; g themse raids, ointed with the Empire State at man has won a moral victory that 54 .re .idered ini equi for food Canadian pecple have engaged in| POINT P cannot help but add greatly to his strength of 2 brush in lieu of a bath.And if they do get It's hardly likely that London What Va us D ere ay to meet Tm r quirements or te the prosecution of the war; and Building.Mons ; qr ) i \u2019 ; ill - od 1 efore prices began advance and out of that amount rent must be var; .War.character.Ît is the ability to stick to a purpose [M0 @ fub, they won't want potato peelings By op attacked,\u201d reassured the aid.Alderman Professor Douglas of University of Chicago, at Chi ONE of the reasons for this heart: She thought it was 188 stories Vimy that measures the real man.There are many In thi u t h h ¢ \u201cWhat!\u201d shouted the indignant cago Women\u2019s Club.said that recent investigations showed that, under ening unanimity is the splendid at- high.Iso: mud men who are great successes who deserve con- le Le country such a shortage of soap nd surprised lady, \u201cafter all the this system, parents are losing # titude of labour generally.ea so, LL .ders demnation for making so little of their great Would a most start a revolution.And it is One money the Government's spent on Weight, while children lose weight gg \u2014\u20140 + In view of the co-operative at- njoys electric lights in con.are \u20ac - abilities; and there are men whom the world of the factors which may eventually culminate getense!\u201d much more slowly\u2014the parents| (CHRISTIAN SCIENCE | titude of labour generally it would trast a European blackouts; crust iTooks upon as mediocre who deserve great \"2 revolt in Germany.Just try limiting your- doing without so that the children SERVICES | be doubly unfortunate if any at- nd hopes to earn some money sons ice À ; =\" self to air baths, dry scrubs with a brush, or \u2018 may have more.The City Club | tempt were made under the guise| fer relief of French artists, for ( / praise for making what success they have in bêths with potato peelings for soap, and see And Painting Him for Grandma |found that over 100,000 on relief * - ¥ of the necessities of war to elim-| Since concert tours are a bit your | spite of mental and educational handicaps.how vou like it! When people get mad.the Wifie: \u201cWhat's the idea of pok- [are hungry most of the time and| \u201cGod\u201d is the sub\u2019™ct of the Les-| inate or reduce those adventages- difficult in France now, Mme, fami ; | ; blam body for wh p Ha irked th Y ling the broom in the baby's face would receive a greater allowance | Son-Sermon to be read in Churches whether in wages, in hours of| Tagliaferro\u2014a native of Brazil \u2014 ambi { GBS AT IT AGAIN e somebody for whatever has irked them.this morning?\u201d from the State of Illinois if they of Christ, Scientist throughout the| labour or in the general standard| as sent to the United States by war ! .There is no one in Germany to blame but Herr Hubby: \u201cI just wanted to get imi in pri world on Sunday, January 7.f living\u2014which h .the French Government and }H George Bernard Shaw, noted playwright, has Hitler.Soapl b ibuti .y Just ed to get |were criminals in prison.n 0; ing\u2014w ich have accrued to F h Minist f Fine Arts to man : tly tak hi \u2019 .pless women may be a contri uting him used to kissing his grand- The Golden Text is from Joel| Canadian labour during the pre.Fene inistry of Fine ; à :i apparently taken upon his aged shoulders the factor to the downfall of the Nazi regime.father,\u201d _ 2:27.\u201cYe shall know that I am in sent cent Ih doubt that| SHOW Americans \u2014 it's her first | Ÿ * Ottawa Federal civil servants ; ury.have no doubt that ?\".; four ; .: , is wi ti s = = i oT number 12,845 and their annual the L idst of Tezael and that ! 215 this will not happen, Bui it must cellence the pas her ex- The; : ; ; e Lord your (rod, and none else.\u201d be admitted that just as labeur has : \u2019 ( : salaries total $20,600,000.2 d Among the citations which com-| its irresponsible agitators so there x of j pre rte 367 employes are over and prise the Lessoif-Sermon is the fol- are still some\u2014I trust a very few 1940 Le : > 2,526 saw active service overseas, | lowing from the Bible: \u201cBless the _employers who begrudge each | oar £ .\\ WAlnut 7,166 are under the Civil Ser- Lord, O my soul, and forget not! advance which has been made in Pad | es mou Inn Xa in I ner vice Sunerannuation Act.1 all his benefits: Who forgiveth all| bettering the conditions of work| Let's go in Nineteen Forty, Rob i i 2773 The salaries of the male employ- thine Iniquities; who healeth all| and living of those who with their| Let's see this nightmare through, Rot \u2018 ; Co ees total $15,200,000 a year com-| thy diseases;\u201d (Psalm 103: 2,3.) families depend upon wages for|Let\u2019s battle for democracy : { ! .p g a be à pared with $5,400,000 for the wo-| The Lesson-Sermon also includes their daily brea\u201d.Both attitudes Against the Nazi crewmen.the following passages from the| are equally inimical to Canada\u2019s|.\u2014 + : \u2014_\u2014 - Christian Science textbook) war effort.Let's prove the truth, that Right mr + HOW?.{eignee and Health \" ith Key to It is only fair to say that even is might Words Candles of Our Lord are burning Eddy: \u201cTo ignore Ed ATS Ltt without our national emergeney| For every race and creed, TA ; \u2018 peer ; : : tomatica.i ri Tao fours skates, boots, sire Sent aman ro er ea oo terpreting the Constitution, his Gently like a healing Lalm, lly solved, were mistaken.Inspiring Services.CHEST OF DRAWERS, golden oak, HORIZONTAL ance allowance C-140 decisions have been \u201cin conformity Falls the shimmering snow, 3 ft, 8 by 4 by 1 ft.9, {ive roomy 1\u2014Unit of weight 55\u2014Scasonal herb 25\u2014 Transactions DRESSMAKING with Lumanity, the common good My sled no sound makes as I THE PEOPLE'S CHURCH drawers, excellent condition.Tele- $\u2014Igol 86\u2014Bntier factory 27\u2014English street = and social justice.\u201d tre .d , 7 ap 10\u2014One of the 60 Whips cars MISS WRAY, formerly of N.D.G., * , \u2019 Sherbrooke and Union Ave, phone after Es EL.2717, C.166 \u201c farmer's chores Si\u2014trate 28\u2014Bira specializing evening gowns, moder- he 1 Beneath the round monn\u2019s glow.ELECTROL vacuum, practically \u2014Stood p-\u2014lIxpeutant og.ate, afternoon dresses, alterations, no The U.S.A.Secretary of the In- new.No reasonable offer refused.I1B\u2014A&Ainst §i\u2014Formal headdvess 5p Rabie patterns needed, WI.4504.W-1|yorior held that the custom of Evening is nigh, and high above oo REV.JOHN LINTON | AT, 8083.C-162 8s © Hindu god 32\u2014Musical refrain \u201cYou Can't Get Away With Murder\u201d Montana Indians of bidding each I hear a bird\u2019s shrill cry, invites you to hear a striking message entitled HREFR 36-38, » 7 \u2014Mellow : i .mer L000: warm overcoats 20-18 IEC EME ss DIT Pom ot \u201cto be M\u2014Behave towards EDUCATIONAL athe {acewll when they desire The Sars are hid by fleecy \u201cHow Near Is The Second Coming of Christ?\u201d malti 10.00, DE.0169, woman Tot?tand\u201d Croce : LOIS McKAY, teacher of piano, pu- ivorce each other constitutes ; : ; ; ; ; \u2018 perfect condition, $ C-161 gestes Morne ra BB Eusepenn had 40\u2014Tortoise bis prepare a for examinations, also ee divorce in that state, be- Trees are black against the sky.If you are a bible Student interested in te time of the second coming 4 ; 22-\u2014Soldier on gual VERTICAL £ « 1 sic, ; ; o rist do not fail to hear this message.5 CRIN I or Gore >.after] Hallack 1\u2014Felines «Goat race ee if preferred.\u201d 4361 Melrose cause in accord with long-estab-| Like ghostly forms they sway rhs ge 8 pm.TS one = ne C-160 Pi=Prameworss tn 30 Written part eater with grenue BL 317% W-| lished Indian practices.To the tune of Lullaby, Other subjects following will be ¢ i ° : ! stealth > : * ELECTRIC SEAL COAT, sme 16,1 Jlghange back to 4\u2014Fall flokers 52\u2014Middle PSYCHOLOGY OF PERSONALITY Ta a marble palace at the Bronx The wind moans softly, as I turn * $6; pair black overshoes, new, size 36C African antelope pr se y 51-Black fungus 20 lessons in non-technical language m P | Toward home, with a reluctant Jan.14\u2014\"\"Was the Flood a Fable or a Fact?\u201d 43, 8c.5659 Monkland.C-159] 33 South American: 6\u2014Punch Ss\u2014Shelitian Classes given in French and English N.Y,, built at a cost of $1,800,000 sigh.Jan 21 STAND, mantel clock, end uadruped 7\u2014Units Tan y thirty years ago, now live an.21\u2014\"Was Jesus, Virgin Born?\u201d table with trough; table lamp: bras] 39-\u2014Cooperate 8\u2014Scatter S5Long since LOUIS CHATEL men, once millionaires, but now |The world about me is at rest, Jan.28\u2014 (Rev.Jas.Mall chndlesticks; cane\u2019 den set.EL.8832.1 S370 ait To alin ner of $1-Sacred symbol The Psychological penniless and over 60 years of But my heart is not at peace, .ev.Jas.Mallis of Toronto), DERRAT-SOAT She 15.310 ob 4i\u2014Derforme in a the Middle Ages Seung.ov Pedagogical, age, None may enter except those| For I hear the shrieks of dying .Feb.4\u2014\"Daniel in the Critics Den.\u201d * M COAT, sise 18, $10.00.show 11\u2014Persia hands on Medico-Pedagogical Institutes, h t the: culiar condi- men; ! sess \u2019 C-56| 4s\u2014Extra 12\u2014Tree 66\u2014Lay han who meet these pe ; : Ecole Ménagère Provinciale, > : ; 1 N's lined overcoat Wit! un Goddess Lat) y pianed, thaber or Solution will be Externat Classique St.Sulpice, tions.The home was provided for rs God make Wars YO die Sunday evenings at 7.30, Otter collar, size 38, price $15.00.5i\u2014Apartment frame (pl.found elsewhere in Carol Warren School, by Andrew Freedman.one-time po y 5 > .Call DE, 781% ; C-40 §3\u2014Solemn obserr- 22\u2014Commercial this issue.Information at DE.5693.W-4| Wall Street apeculator.Vendome avenue, age 15).d Keep this announcement for reference.\\ * as Ta- of ap- tate ries on- ney bit [me, 1] \u2014 B by and « irst ex- | \u2014¥ | ugh, ight new, s, ue, a ese THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1940 Second Contingent Sails In Murky A Canadian Atlantic Port, Dec.1939: In slow procession, a flotilla oi stately ships steam into a cloud of mist and swirling snowflakes, Although it is broad daylight, so murky is the weather that in a \u201cev minutes the transports and :heir convoy Are as completely lost to the handful of watchers ashore es if it were midnight.The Second Contingent of Canada\u2019s Active Service Force has sailed towards the far flung battle fre:: of Europe.On shore che spirit of Christmas js abroad.Holly wreaths hang in wiriows and crowds cluster about :he counters where myriad col- « \u2018ul objects are displayed.But out in the harbour there is stern business afoot.There are no bands playing, There are no cheering t' ~ongs.Only overhead, swooping low to attain visibility through the snowstorm, airplanes roar as ship by ship each unit of the ar- nada weighs anchor and moves silently to take -up its position in the line, the vanguard of which is tit a shadowy substance beyond the misty headlands.On board, however, there is plenty of good cheer.During the extra days when a wait in harbour has been made necessary by unfavourable weather conditions, the trcops have become acquainted with each other and with the ships on which they are being transported.Between them and the crews a spirit of good-fellowship has been born, Previous War It is not the first trip across the ocean in wartime service for some of them.One officer wears the rib- band of the Victoria Cross.Another led the first Canadians into Mons on the last day of the World War.Others who helped storm Vimy Ridge and wallowed in the mud of Passchaendaele, rub shoulders with downy youngsters who are embarking upon their first crusade.Some of these are the sons of men who once had fought for Canada but are no longer, young.A typical example of family tradition is a certain field ambulance unit which goes to this war commanded by the son of the man who led it from 1914-18.Among the unifored men are four newspaper correspondents.They are all well-known to readers of Canadian newspapers and their fertile imaginations transferred.for the moment from tleir pens to pranks, are working overtime to add to the general gaiety, Sammy Robertson of the Canadian Press has learned overnight to master a bo\u2019sun\u2019s whistle and with it he Peter Pan Nursery School Private Kindergarten Special programme arranged for Children from 3 to 6 years.Particulars on application, 445 Strathcona Ave.Winter Weather merrily pipes his three colleagues on board In solemn cavalcade.the four of them parade before their nfficial mentor, Major Tom Way- ling, Press Liaisop Officer of the Department of National Defence and ceremoniously preseat him with an impressive brassard which, «hen unfolded, is *sund to be emblazoned witn go'i letlers rendimg \u2018Bar Steward.\u201d To the bow of their ship some :mpish members of an Ontario unit have fastened a figure-head.It looks like an ancient cigar store Indian.It is their mascot.They found it in the canning factory in which they had been billeted and have brought it along with them for luck.Years ago it served as a model for engravers turning out the trademark to be printed on the labels of vegetable cans.Great Ships They are great ships on which these soldiers sail.Waterfront men in glittering ports in the four corners of the world know them and remember them.They are enshrined in the memories of men and women whose names parade in the paragraphs of the Social Register.Many a romance has blossomed on their decks under the exotic light of tropical moons and of the midnight sun.So recently have some of them been imprecsed into war service that their trappings have not been covered but are strange luxury compared with the drab battle dress of the passengers who lounge in the saloons and press through the corridors.But there is laughter on biard yet, and no gayer, braver hearts ever beat between the decks of these giants of the seu than those who now watch with eagerness as the bow of each ship moves slowly into the run of the tide and slips slowly into the misty bank of clouds that shroud the near horizon.'.Like du.ks dotting the water, grimy little trawlers bob about in the swell of the passing ships.There are no saluting bursts of sound from whistles but hands wave across the widening gap of the sea and scattered cheers are muffled in the whirling flakes of snow.One of the great, grim ships of the King gces by and moves ahead.A cable length behind her follows a veteran ocean liner which saw stirring adventures in the first Great War.Not far back in the line is a lovely ship whose name, not so long ago, was front page news and back of her, almost without camouflage, comes one whose name would stir memories around the world, Silence On shore there is silence except for the ordinary day-time, noises of a port going about its usual business.From the decks of the passing transports, strains of broken music from bands and snatches of songs are wafted ashore, like uneven strings of coloured streamers that for a moment pit their poor strength ugainst that of whirling propellor blades and try vainly to hold the ship to shore.Then they are shattered and into the mist and the snow the ships move out and at last there is WE.1910 no longer a sign of them; there remains only an empty port with STUDIOS BALLROOM DANCING .with the emphasis on Style .SPECIAL BEGINNERS\u2019 COURSE FOXTROT \u2014 WALTZ \u2014 TANGO \u2014 SHAG Private & Class Tuition .or From Our Own Party.BETTY SPEIRS DE.3717 4932 Sherbrooke St.W.(at Claremont) Songs \u2014 Rythmics \u2014 Talks \u2014 4926 Grosvenor Avenue MISS ESTHER PASCOE, C.K.L Private Nursery & Kindergarten School For Children of 3 to 6 Years \u2014 From 9 to 12 Noon, Manual Activities \u2014 Games and Stories are all included in the daily programme.SPRING TERM NOW IN SESSION, EL.1205 Westmount Business College L} MISS R.WOOD, PRINCIPAL Formerly situated 12 years at 256 Metcalfe Avenue, now located in the Royal Bank Building CORNER ST.CATHERINE AND GREENE AVE.(Entrance 1165 Greene Ave.) Complete business and secretarial courses.Limited number jn da and evening classes.Private lessons., Graduates holding responsible positions.WE.1885 Civil Service during the past month than similar period since 1928.Many of these positions were with firms of international reputation \u2014 discriminating employers \u2014 who employ none but the best trained office help, We are.consequently, now in a position to accept a few additional enrolments \u2014 either sex \u2014 necessary, as our accommodation is limites.Day and Night Classes\u2014Call, Write or \u2018Phone FI.8664 or WI.6307 4176 St.Catherine, Westmount, near Greene Bookkeeping Accountancy we are pleased a greater number Shorthand positions Typewriting Secretarial LeROY coliEGE POSITIONS SECURED ! to announce that we have placed of graduates in permanent in any but quick actlon will be Train Domestics Toronto Centres | ay | Toronto, \u2014 Training and plac.; ing within the past two years of | about 1,200 domestics in 19 centers throughout the Province under the Dominion-Provincial Youth Training program was completed when certificates were given to 38 graduates of the Toronto Home Service Training Center.Some 200 Toronto girls alone have now received this certificate, which is presented upon completion of the training course, which includes three months\u2019 practical experience.Washed-Up Hulk: Gunboat Of 1805?Manteo, N.C.\u2014 An ancient wreck uncovered by a stormtide on the beach near here last spring ir believed to be the remains of a United States gunboat built about 1805.This tentative identification was announced by Thor Borrensen of the National Park service.Structural aspects of the wreck are,called \u201cstrikingly similar\u201d to the designs of 176 gunboats ordered from 1805 to 1807, one of which, No.140, exploded near Ocracoke Inlet in 1814, The wreck, found near Bodie Light, is conjectured to be the hulk of No.140 through Ocracoke Inlet is 80 miles away.James Craig Wins Role in Universal's \u2018Rigadoon\u2019 \u2018Film James Craig, Universal's newest candidate for screen honors, has been assigned the masculine lead, opposite Lola Lane, in \u201cRigadoon.\u201d A newcomer in the ranks of Hollywood's ever-changing army of leading \u2018men, Craig was signed by Universal recently to a Jlong- term contract.This is his first assignment at Universal, and bis biggest acting opportunity since he came to Hollywood some six months ago.Craig joins a cast, which includes, in addition to Miss Lane, Eduardo Ciannelli, Tom Fadden_ Henry Victor, Clarence Muse and Robert C.Fischer.Harold Schuster directs.: Gloria Jean to Sing \u2018Under-Pup\u2019 Hits for Phonograph Records Fulfilling thousands of requests by music fans for Gloria Jean phonograph records, the 11-vear- old soprano \u201cdiscovery\u201d of \u201cThe Under-Pup\u201d will make six recordings for the Decca company at Universal studios.Three songs from the \u201cUnder- Pup\u201d score will be recorded.They are the \u201cPenguin Song,\u201d \u201cI'm Like a Bird\u201d and \u201cAnnie Laurie.\u201d In addition, Gloria will record \u201cLove's Old Sweet Song,\u201d \u201cLo, Hear the Gentle Lark\u201d and dell\u2019 Asqua\u2019s \u201cVillanelle,\u201d the whirr of every-day things filling the air oddly.They are not quite gone.For, from out of the harbour, last in line, a yacht-like ship swims by.Her lines are slender but even a novice, glancing at her, can sense the power and might that lie behind those bulwarks and in her fighting top.From her gaff lies an honoured flag, and in the lee of her great guns these men of Canada will sail across the ocean to proud service in a land where Canada, not so long ago, won nationhood.In a few minutes the fog and the snow have wrapped a mantle around this powerful grey-hound of the sea.And that same snow and mist divides reality and memory.The Second Contingent of Canada\u2019s Active Service Force has sailed.Tnsbare Yoursekf Take a Good BUSINESS COURSE Better 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Don\u2019t let others with less talent pass you by because they've been trained in business principles and methods Enroll at Sprott's where you'll receive Mr.Sprott's own personal attention and have the benefit of his wide connections in the business world.Consult him now as to the course you should take.DAY AND EVENING CLASSES Complete Curriculum .Experienced Faculty! SPROTT COMMERCIAL COLLEGE VICTOR D.SPROTT, Principal EMPRESS THEATRE BLDG.EL.1733 - EL.2452 i THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER .BETTY SPEIRS AND PETER MILLER A special feature of the ballroom activities for the second part of the season, at the Speirs-Miller studios, will be a .class for Exhibition Ballroom Dancing, which will be personally conducted by Mr.Miller.mur TEA TIME | - TOPICS { 3 Hermes is favoring springlike anemone boutonnieres or corsages.To go with them he shows dressy gloves in mauve, rose or pink suede.They come in paler tones than the flowers.For restaurant wear Hermes has ravishing slip- pn gloves in pale pink or green.On the back a bit to one side, they are embroidered with a spray of silk flowers in multicolored pastel tints.¥ * * Slogan pins cut out of gold metal are costume jewelry novelties.They reproduce notable wartime phrases such as Chamberlain\u2019s remark: \u201cIl Faut en finir\u201d; \u201cJusqu'au bout\u201d and mapy others.French women well known in fashion circles, originated these pins to give work to unemployed hands in the dressmaking establishments.The pins immediately became popular and are now worn on sport hats or lapels.Agnes has secured exclusive rights to some, Lanvin to others, Slogans are made to order in English or French.Luminous slogans are suggested for the blackout hours.+ * # Most people can use a scrapbook for something or other, but most of them bulge or crack at the spine when filled, and it is only a matter of time before they burst apart.However, some with wooden covers could take care of a family of mice inside without = y a any trouble.They are loose leaf and bound together with leather thongs.There is no back, so both sides of the book expand as the pages are filled.+ *% * To help \u201cMadame Motorist\u201d park her car, a motor club in Chicago lists these rules: 1.- Pull up alongside and parallel with the car ahead, about two feet to the left; 2.- Turn the wheels to the right as far as possible and back slowly until your front fender will just clear the left rear fender of the car ahead; 3.- Then stop, cut the wheels back to the left as far as possible and back into place.The president of the clubs engineering department says this saves jockeying back and forward and puts you into the safest possible position as far as other traffic is concerned.It might be a good idea if a few male drivers observed these rules, also, * ¥ + To Mrs.H.N\u2014To remove wine stains, soak cloth as quickly as possible in cold water, If the stain refuses to yield, try the boiling water treatment used for fruit stains.Tightly hold the cloth across a bowl, pouring boiling water, held a height of two feet, through the stain until it disappears.Often two persons are needed to do this, one holding the cloth as the other pours.British Business Women Ask Wartime Preference Professional and business women of Great Britain are asking that, when in future appointments are to be made to important posts, search shall be made in their ranks before such posts are given to persons who do not normally depend upon salaries for a livelihood.Professional and business women \u2014hard hit by war conditions and not very strongly organized\u2014have been somewhat constantly over- Jooked by employers during the first weeks of war, and are anxious to do all they can to make their position clear.Recently a body of them approached the women Members of the House of Commons on the subject.A deputation, organized by the British Federation of Business and Professonal Women, and representing some 30,000 members of various professions, waited upon the women Members of Parliament and received a sympathetic hearing.Contrary to expectations, the women explained, the outbreak of war struck in the first instance at them rather than at men.Luxury trades, entertainments, the hotel business, the distributive, garment, textile and sports indus tries, social work connected with industrial undertakings all fell victims to the first shock of war.The professions hardest hit, they said, included those of the concert ertists, visiting teachers of the piano, and violin, masseuses and medical gymnasts, lecturers and dental surgeons.Popular opinion is not yet fully educated to the fact that business and professional women depend, in these days, for their livelihood upon their earnings.There is, moreover, a disinclination to believe that women are as likely to have dependents as are men and that these dependents are often elderly parents whose needs are wont to increase.The fact that such matters are truc, however, makes it necessary the women pointed out, to handle the present situation with the utmost promptness, The members of the Federation appealed to the women Members of Parliament in regard to these things, urging the vital necessity for taking immediate and definite steps to ease condiions.Point to Cause for Grievance They suggested that, while ad- |\u2019 miring and appreciating the work done by volunteers during the early stages of the war, they believed that their own difficulties had been largely aggravated by the fact that paid positions had in many instances been given by employers either to inexperienced women with unearned incomes or lerop against losses from | drought, floods, hailstorms or any \"other \u201cwhich he has no control.The in.Alabama Farmers To Protect Crops Auburn, Ala.\u2014The crop failure experienced by South Alabama farmers because of excessive rain.fal.has caused a resurgence of interest in crop insurance for cotton, The Executive Committee of the Alabama Farm Bureau Federation has recently passed a resolution asking every member of the Alabama delegation to vote for the coticn insurance bill when it is cal\u2019ed up at the January session of Congress, Under the bill a farmer can insure as mt ch as 75 per cent of his insects, climate conditions over surance will not cover the farmer's failure to properly cultivate and take care of his crop.* tte Ï Screen vs.Stage | | By MURIEL ANGELUS | * * Any person who gains a role in a film production has to be a better actress than one who plays on the stage.I'm not prejudiced.I've made four pictures in Hollywood, and before that I was on the stage and in films in England, and 1 | think that gives me a little right | to speak what I think.My first role for Paramount was in \u201cThe Light That Failed \u201d which William A, Wellman produced and directed.Ronald Col- man is the star, and such grand performers as Walter Huston, : Ida Lupino, Dudley Digges and \u201cothers are in the cast.Presents New Theory It was a wonderful opportunity for a newcomer, and I did my best to take advantage of it.Since then I've finished roles in \u201cSafari\u201d and \u201cThe Way of All Flesh,\u201d and I'm going into \u201cDown Went MeGin- ty,\u201d so I still insist I think I know what I'm talking about.This theory of mine, of course, is totally different than the usual idea.I've suggested it to a few people, and while they're amazed at first, I've managed to convince some of them.But maybe I'd better do some explaining about what I mean.I'm not trying to cast aspersions at stage stars.People like Helen Hayes and Katherine Cornell\u2019 and such are great actresses, They would be great actresses in pictures or on the sage.But there is'a great difference in the two mediums, and I definitely believe the screen demands the most, Competition in Films \"It\u2019s like this: On the stage, the performer is totally dependent upon herself.The audience concentrates upon her.Usually\u2014and particularly on tour\u2014the star is the only performer of consequence in the show, There is nothing to detract from her performance.All eyes are upon her, .But in pictures, she is only onc among many.The supporting cast is filled with talented and experienced players, each anxious to do his or her best.The camera \u2014 through the director and cutter \u2014 turns away from the star, to give closeups and particular attention to the support.If the star player then can hold her audience through a complete show, she has done a magnificent job.1 think players like Bette Davis and Claudette Colbert and Carole Lombard and Madeleine Carroll, who can control an audience renc- tion under those cireumstances, can be credited with outstanding work.I think they've bettered stage performances, and I hope I do as well.Lake Superior Iron Ore Use At 1929 Boom Levels Consumption of Lake Superior iron ore is at 1929 boom levels, the Lake Superior Iron Ore Association reported.The number of furnaces in blast depending principally on ore from the Lakes area is at the highest peak since early in 1930.November ore consumption was 5,477,969 gross tons, highest monthly consumption since the 5,779,000 tons of August, 1029, Total consumption to December 1939 was 38,822,915 tong, compared with 22,662,350 tons in 4 like period in 1938, to retired men without appropriate qualifications, Should the Government decide in future, the women said, to appoint to posts in the national services those women who are normally self-supporting, much real suffering and hardships would be avoided.Registers of specially qualified \u2018vomen have heen carefully prepared, they pointed out.In the first instance, these were made at the Government\u2019s request, and it seemed therefore, reasonable that such registers should be used, CROSSWORD SOLUTION C MEEE L A 5 A i # Uncle Sam is undertaking the greatest reindeer roundup in Alaskan history, in which radio and airplanes will be used to cover 168,000 square miles during Jan- vary in this land of winter darkness.Charles J.Burdick, special representative of the Department of the Interior, who has been organizing Eskimos for CCC projects the last three years, will spend $720,000 for all reindeer owned by non-Eskimos, The purpose of the round up is to esiablish a herding program for the Eskimos, to take a census of the animals and brand them by notching the ears.Fifty roundups next month will offer the strange combination of modern research\u2014exemplified by radio and aivplane\u2014linked with dog teams and the Eskimos\u2019 native resourcefulness, While 10 radio-equipped roundup bosses direct the ground work in different sectors, Mr, Burdick will scurry between sectors by airplane, directing activities with his two-way radio.All the work will be done by moonlight.When there is no moon, there will be no work, Wolves Are expected to bo à menace only in ths far northwestern Kot- zebua area, while herders must keep a constant guard.The roundups will be for count- race TREE \u2018The Big Roundup\u2019 Comes ing and division of the unbranded animals, expected to be about two-thirds of the total, among the various owners on a pro-rata basis, An army of 250 Eskimos, trav- cling with dog sleds, will round the reindeer into corrals, Mr.Bur- dick explained, Then they will De daubed with red paint on the withers as they are counted.While the deer are counted through the chutes, Mr.Burdick and herd owners will take to the air to estimate the number on the range avhich were missed in the roundup.The biggest herd is believed to be north of Kotzebue, where 42,000 were counted in 1934, The generalissimo of the reindeer drive learned the roundup game as A youth in the Montana cattle country.Mr.Burdick has been with \u2018the forest service for 20 years, and was loaned to the Department of Interior for a year for the Reindeer Division, Double Trouble! Their hostess was without a maid for the time being, so when dinner was over, the guests all decided to lend a helping hand by removing the dishes to the kitchen.The hostess gave a horrified serenm as she saw them stacking the plates.\u201cOh, why did you do that?\u201d she wailed.\u201cNow I'll have to wash the bottoms!\u201d \u2014 4866 Sherbrooke W., at Victoria DE.6233 Quality Guaranteed SALADA CHILDREN'S THEATRE Directed by Dorothy Davis & Violet Walters, Presents \u201cTHE YOUTH OF QUEEN VICTORIA\u201d A SHOW FOR CHILDREN AND THE ENTIRE FAMILY, Sat.Eve., Jan.6th, at 8:15 \u2014 Victoria Hall Tickets $1.15 \u2014 75e \u2014 50c (Tax included) at .SUNBEAM FLOWER SHOPPES 6702 Sherbrooke W., at Harvard DE.6620 DRAPERIES AND CURTAINS MADE TO SPECIAL ORDER J.J.M ESTABLISHED 1931 CABINET MAKER AND UPHOLSTERER CUSTOM BUILT FURNITURE REPAIRS \u2014 RE-UPHOLSTERING 313 VICTORIA AVE.WA.4598 ERO Near Western Ave.VISIT DOMESTIC SKIIS .CABLE BINDINGS METAL SKI POLES TONKINSKI POLES .YOUR SKI SHO 5362 Sherbrooke St.W.FOR A.B.C.HICKORY SKIIS Plain & Wrapped COMPLETE LINE SKI CLOTHING at Prud'homme $14.95 $2.50 to $10.00 $3.95-$4.95 to $8.00 .$4.95 .$1.00 to $3.25 Extra Quality BOB HOLMES ~ is in attendance to assist and advise in the choice of skiis and equipment of all kinds.® CALL HERE FOR YOUR SKI ANNUAL e HODGE AUTO PARTS AUTOMOTIVE & SPORTING GOODS 5362 Sherbrooke St.W.Branches at: Drummondville, Sherbrooke, Victoriaville.EL.4540 74 ai Re nin Hand & Parker coal, plant a maximum of heat.Dep wy RO RAIL You never have a single worry about home heating when you burn You get the correct coal for your heating .and it burns thoroughly, gives a minimum of ash, and Call DExter 1131 Today HAND & PARKER LIMITED 4857 Sherbrooke Street West COAL \u2014 FUEL OIL \u2014 COKE Backed By Twenty Years of Dependable Service.COAL IS endable! pr EDI TITLE 2 4 on - ES face de CINGER ALE ® Order Yours Now e Call Your Dealer Today! lll dda a LLLLLLLLL ILL LL LLL LLL LLS LSS LISS LALLA ALLA LLH S11 SSL AAAS 11 1S 7 PAGE FOUR THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER (Vas Greenhou LL a PO PPP FOIS N I TT FLOWERS AND For All Occasions Res Retail Branch: 4841 Sherbrooke W.(at Victoria) DE.9893 ses; 2175 Belgrave Ave.EL.9595 THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1940 \u2018Social and + Personals \"Hilda Galt has returned from + New York City.Mr.and Mrs.F.E.Smith, Sherbrooke street west are visiting in New York City.Miss Audrey Huber has returned from Ottawa, where she spent the Christmas holidays.Miss Margaret Benjamin, has gone to Albany, N.Y., to spend several weeks with her aunt, Mrs, A, Fleming.Miss Pauline Donohue left for * New York this morning, to be the \u2018guest of Mrs, T, Paquin for ten days, Miss Mary McDonald has returned from Gaspe, where she spent the holiday season with her grandfather, Mr, A, N, Campbell.Mr, and Mrs.T.T, Patterson returned home yesterday from New York where they spent New year's week-end, Mr.and Mrs.W.J.S.MeCor- mick have returned from Arvida, where they spent the New Year's week-end, with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.D.Sutherland.IR A Miss Helen Memoe of Brandon, t, and Miss Faith Amidon, of \u2018Rutland, Vt., have returned home after spending the New Year week-end the guests of Mr.and Mrs, J.H, Claridge of dampton avenue, The Messrs Gibby Wynne, Billy * Montageaù, John Foster, John Russell, Leslie Allan, Douglas Mason, Gerald Fitzgibbon, George MgLeay and Alex Miller, spent the hofdey week-end skiing\u2019 at Mont- fort, Que.The Misses Celina and Kathleen Delaney returned Tuesday from * New York, where they spent the .holiday season.Miss Barbara Nuttall returned \u201c home Tuesday from Cobourg, where she spent the Christmas holidays, the guest of Miss Mary MeLaughlin, Miss Betty IForbes and Miss Mercy Walker, returned yesterday from New York, where they spent the holiday week-end, Miss Ann Yoshida spent New Year's week-end in Boston, Mr.and Mrs.C.E.Sanders have returned from the Seigniory Mrs.A.Hutchison and Miss Janet Hutchidon spent several days at te Seigniory Club, Mr.C.Hessey-White, Miss Lillian Hessey-White and Mr.Peter : Hessey-White spent last week-end at their cottage at St.Adele, Miss Mary Nutter and Miss : Cynthia Percey spent the holiday week-end at St.Adele, Mn, and Mrs.E.C.Bates were ÿ among the members of the Seig- niory Club who spent the New + Year's holidays at the Log * Chateau.LADIES! LADIES WHO STILL CONTEM- I\" PLATE BUYING NEW FURS OR HAVING THEIR OWN REMODELLED OR REPAIRED, ARE AD- ~] VISED TO CONSULT ME AND RECEIVE EXCELLENT ADVICE IN ALL BRANCHES OF FUR WORK.YOU WILL BENEFIT GREATLY BY THIS SERVICE.PLEASE CALL Mr.and Mrs, P.F, Osler spent the holidays at their cottage at St.Adele, Mr.and Mrs.Edwin Gill, of Toronto, were their guests over the New Year's week-end, Mr.and Mrs.D.B.Seely and their family spent the holidays at their cottage at St.Sauveur, Engagements Hunter-Stadler Mr.and Mrs.John Stadler of Westmount, announce the engagement of their daughter, Jeanne Marguerite, to Horace William Hunter, son of Mr, and Mrs.Horace T.Hunter, of Toronto.Macbean-Sharpe The engagement is announced of Olive Dorothy, daughter of the late W.J.S.Sharpe and of Mrs.Sharpe, Mariette avenue, to Lorne D.Macbean, son of Mr.and Mrs.S.L Macbean, Montreal the wedding to take place quietly on Monday, February 5.Weddings Silver-Rigler The marriage of Betty Ruth Rigler, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Rigler, Upper Grosvenor avenue, to Al Silver, son of Mr.and Mrs.B.Silver of Montreal.took place recently at Chevra Kadisha Synagogue, Rabbi Weiss- blatt officiating.Given in marriage by her father, the bride was in a gown of white brocaded slipper satin fashioned with a heart-shaped neckline and bustle back, Her veil of tulle illusion was held in place by a headdress of tulle, She carried a white prayer book, trimmed with orchids and lily-of-the-valley.The Misses Sophia Cohen, Janie Adelman, Edythe Goodman, Ruth Liverman and Ruth Brisken, as bridesmaids, were in gowns of pale pink and blue sheer and carried arm bouquet of pink roses.Miss Marilyn Regenstreif was the flower girl) Mr.Harold Solloway acted as best man for Mr.Silver.Mr.and Mrs.Silver left later on their wedding trip to New York, Atlantic City and New Jersey, the bride travelling in an olive green ensemble with black accessories.Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs.J.Thaler and Miss M.Abel, of New York; Mr.and Mrs.S.Nadler, Miss Charlotte Nadler, Mrs.M.D.Weiner and her son, all of Boston, Mass, LIST OF: SUBSCRIBERS The following is a partial list of subscribers to the bridge being held by the Westmount subdivision of the C.W.L, on Monday evening, January 15 at 8.16 o'clock in St.Leo's School Hall.Mrs.T.B.Cumming, Mrs.W.H.Close, Mrs.J.Colford, Mrs.S.Chard, Mrs.V.Cormack, Mrs.D.Gustara, Mrs, F.Callaghan, Mr.and Mrs.R, C, Wingate, Mrs.P.Dubee, Mrs, M.J.Savage, Mrs.G.T.Egar, Mrs.E.J.Burur, Mrs, G.J.Cassidy, Mrs.W.Fitz- gibbon, Mrs.H, Fox.Miss E.M.Flanagan, Ms.R.J.Kelly, Mr, J.Cleary, Mr.and Mrs.F, E.Howard, Misy E, E.Erly, Mr.and Mrs, O.Gaprier, Mrs, D.A.Gillies, Mrs.G.A.George, Mrs.R.L.Hale, Mrs, V.Heney, Mrs, C.Griffith, Mrs.J.Stanford, Mrs, F.C.Reynolds, Mrs.C.H.G.Short, Mrs.L.D.Hicks, Mrs.J, T.Ropers, Mrs.L.Reynolds, Mrs.E.Helsby, Mrs.J.L.Stevens, Mrs, B.Winegar, Mrs.H.C.Grout.\u2018 Mrs, N.G.Hampshire, Mrs, J.A.Lapres, Mrs, H, L.Clifford, Mrs.E.M.Jackman, Mrs, J, H.Trihey, Mrs.Roy Dyer, Mrs.H.L.Timmins, Mrs.J.Stormount, Mrs.J.P.Boyle, Mrs.M., A.Phelan, Mrs.P.A, Seers, Mrs.E, P.Lennon, Miss N.Carroll, Mrs.H.P.WA.2401 Nightingale, M.s.C, W.Hemming, Mrs, F, Reddy, Mrs.L.G.$7850 y THREE r di PHONE TOBIN TRAVEL BUREAU PL.9613 .8 Day All-Expense MUSIC LOVER'S TOUR TO NEW YORK CITY JAN.26 TO FEB.2nd ! TOTAL COST \u2014 INCLUDING EXCHANGE ; Personally conducted by Mrs.H.P.Pope © C Vv ogmas\u2019_ THREE bis Shows: 4 \u2014 MEMBEREHIP LIMITED ALL $78.°0 ST_SHOWS \u2014 PHILHARMONIC MRS.H.B.POPR WE, 2688 H.ZERBST | UPHOLSTERER Furniture, Draperies, Slip Covers Made to Order and Repaired 379 Victoria Ave.«52.EL.7980 Meagher, Miss Rita Meagher, Mr.¥ Women\u2019s Club Plan For Annual Musicale The annual Musicale of the Westmount Women\u2019s Club arranged by Mrs, Colin S.Forrest is taking place in the Victoria Hall on Friday evening Jan.12th, at 8.30 p.m, Paul de Marky, famous Hungarian pianist and composer will be the guest artist and will be assisted by the Oxford Ladies quartette consisting of Margaret Hall, Vera Beckett, Grace Cowan, Audrey Hutcheson and Phyllis Rowell, accompanist.WCTU Members Urged At the meeting of tke Frances Willard W.C.T.U.held in Dominion Douglas Church last Wednesday, Reverend Dr.A, Lloyd Smith, in his address expressed optimism in the temperance cause.The speaker urged the members of the Union to look forward with courage in their work for the coming year.Mrs.T.A.Wilson presided.The speaker was introduced by Mrs.George Richardson.Mrs.HE.Reilley, guest soloist, was accompanied by Mrs.Sherman Granger at the piano.Under the direction of Miss M.Brown prizes were awarded to the successful contestants, who participated in the twelve National Temperance Course during 1939, Rabbi Bender To Speak At Women's Auxiliary Rabbi Charles Bender will be the guest speaker at the next general meeting of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of Shaar Hashomayim, to be held on Wednesday, at 2.30 p.m., in the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary Room of the Synagogue, Cote St.Antoine Road.\u201cReligious and Social Inconsistencies\u201d will be the topic of his address, Rabbi S.Gershon Levi will give a talk on \u201cWhat is Happening to the Jews.\u201d Mrs, Edward Solomon, president, will act as chairman and will present a report on the work of the Red Cross Group.Tea will be served.ANNUAL MEETING The annual meeting of the Women\u2019s Guild of St.Matthias Church, Cote St.Antoine Road, Westmount, will be held in the Parish Hall on Tuesday afternoon, Jan, \u20180th, at three o'clock.All the women of the congregation are asked to attend the meeting to hear the reports of the work accomplished during the past year and for the election of officers for the coming season.Tea will be served.The -Guild intend holding a bridge on Tuesday \u201cafternoon Jan.23rd, tables for the bridge may be reserved at the office of the secretary of the church or from any member of the executive, A Cold Weather Ï Favorite Now that \u201ccooking days\u201d are here again I am suggesting some luscious hot desserts.An apricot roly-poly made by following the recipe below will send anyone away from the table with satisfaction, Try this and you'll be trying other recipes that I shall feature later: Apricot Roly-Poly 2 cups sifted cake flour; 2 teaspoons double-acting baking powder; 3 teaspoon salt; 4 tablespoons butter or other shortening; 2/8 cup milk; melted butter; 1% cups cooked, sweetened apricots, drained and cooled; 6 tablespoons sugar.Sift flour once, measure, .add baking powder and salt, and sift again.Cut in shortening.Add milk all at once and stir carefully until all flour is dampened.Then stir vigorously until mixture forms a soft dough and follows spoon around gowl.Turn out immediately on floured board and knead 80 seconds.Roll 14 inch thick, Brush with melted butter, cover with Apricots, and sprinkle with sugar.Roll as for jelly roll.Moisten edge and press against roll.Place in greased loaf pan with edge of roll on under side, brush with melted butter, and bake in hot oven (400° F.) 25 to 30 minutes, or until done, Serve hot with an apricot sauce, if desired.Serves 8.Dennis, Mrs.W.J.Keating, Mrs.M.T.Burke, Miss E.Marnell, \u2018Mrs.A.R.Manning, Mrs.M.P.Fennell, Mrs J.C, B, Walsh and Miss L.M.Cox.am PE vv To Continue Work | The Way to a Man's Heart Two Tips For Cake \u2018Snackers\u2019 A tasty feast for cake-lovers is this upside down cake, topped with pineapple and shredded cocoanut and served with whipped cream.Afternoon cake \u2018\u2019snackers\u2019\u2019 attention! Here are two diversions for you, : Cocoanut Upside Down Cake One and one-quarter cups sifted cake flour, 1 1-4 teaspoons combination baking powder, 1-4 teaspoon salt, 3-4 cup granulated sugar, 1-4 cup softened butter or other shortening, 1 egg, well beaten, 1-2 cup milk, 1 teaspoon vanilla.Four tablespoons butter, 1-3 cup shredded cocoanut, toasted, 4 slices pineapple, cut in wedges.Sift flour once, measure, add bak- r\u2014 x A Well Balanced Menu BREAKFAST: Orange juice, creamed codfish on toast, cornbread, .jelly, coffee, milk.LUNCHEON: French toast, honey, green salad, lightening spice cake, tea, milk, DINNER: Tomato juice cocktail, salmon souffle, egg sauce, parsley potatoes, green peas, romaine salad, cocoanut upside down cake, coffee, whipped cream, milk.xr ing powder, salt and sugar and sift together three times.Add butter.Combine egg, milk and vanilla, Add to flour mixture, stirring until all flour is dampened; then beat vigorously 1 minute, Melt 4 tablespoons butter in 8 x 8 x 2-inch pan or 8-inch skillet over low flame; add brown sugar and cocoanut and cook, stirring until thoroughly mixed.On this arrange pineapple wedges.Turn batter out on contents of pan.Bake in moderate oven (350 degrees F.) for 50 minutes, or until done.Loosen cake from sides of pan with spatula.Turn upside down on dish with pineapple on top.Gafnish with whipped cream, if desired.Serve warm, Lightening Spice Cake One and one-half cups flour, 1-2 teaspoon baking soda, 1-4 teaspoon salt, 1-2 teaspoon mace, | cup sugar, 1-2 cup Brazil nuts, chopped, 2 eggs, | cup thick sour cream, Mix and sift flour, soda, salt, mace and sugar.Add Brazil nuts.Break eggs into a bowl; add thick sour cream and beat thoroughly.Stir in flour mixture gradually and beat vigorously 2 minutes until smooth and creamy.Pour into well-but- tered pan, sprinkle with Brazil nut topping and bake in moderate oven (350 degrees F.) for 35 minutes, or until done.Nut Topping One-quarter cup brown sugar, 1-4 cup chopped Brazil nuts, Mix sugar and nuts.Sprinkle over top of cake before baking.| FRIDAY'S FISH MENU Fish, eggs, cheese and milk are among most versatile and usable of all foods.They are ideal as a basis for supper dishes.à If dinner, complete with meat, They are ideal as a basis for sup- and vegetables has at noon, what shall we have for supper becomes a tricky question.Something tasty, light but nourishing will fill the bill so the suggestions are offered.Fish, cheese, eggs and milk are among the most versatile and usable of all foods.been served per dishes.Pea and Salmon Pie 1 pound can Canadian salmon (2 cups) or left-over fish 1 can pras (2 cups) 2 cups medium white sauce 4 hard-cooked egg, sliced 2 thinly PAUL DE MARKEY, ~ o'clock.\u2014\u2014 - he - Famous Hungarian pianist and composer, who will be the guest soloist at the Westmount Women's Club annual musicale, to be held in Victoria Hall on Friday evening, January 12, at half-past eight [EP = 200 10e - 113 Red Cross gaged in Making Five weeks before war broke out in Europe .on July 25.the province of Quebec branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society was all prepared for the emergency with a \u201cplan of action in case of war\u201d ready for immediate adoption.Within 24 hours of the declaration of war an emergpney headquarters was opened in Montreal.Today, less than four months after hostilities started, headquarters has not only set its own wheels in motion, but has formed 113 new branches throughout the province, organized the making of thousands of articles and taken part in a national campaign in which the province set a lead to the Dominion by over-sub- scribing its own objective by more.\u2018than 12 per cent, The \u201cnerve centre\u201d of the Quebec headquarters is in Montreal, at what is now known as \u201cRed Cross House,\u201d where 195 volunteer workers are serving, 35,000 other volunteers spread throughout, the towns, cities and hamlets of Quebec, and who are engaged in the making of socks, bandages, hospital gowns, dressings and a score or more of other articles necessary for Red Cross work in various parts of the world.In spite of the most careful preparations however, problems of organization were complicated by unforeseen contingencies such as the shortage of wool which caused considerable criticism among well- intentioned volunteers who were eager to \u201cdo their bit.\u201d But this shortage was a national problem and not one attributable to any lack of planning on the part of the Red Cross as such.Despite many handicaps however, Red Cross workers in Quebec have already sufficient materials at Red Cross House and the branches to make 55,990 articles and over 16,000 pairs of socks.This.too, is apart from the hundreds of articles of clothing provided through Red Cross for the veterans on civilian guard duty.The inventory lists at Red Cross House, as of Nov.29, the latest figure available, show 3,459 hampton pads, 5,174 nightgowns, 2,459 bed pads, 15,459 triangular bandages, 18,600 abdominal bandages, 15,904 pillow cases, 36 dressing gowns have been made and the work has only just started.The materials from which these supplies are made are all purchased, as far as possible, in the province of Quebec.- ee 1 tablespoon lemon juice Pepper and salt, if needed Place in layers in a greased cas- serole\u2014first a layer of sauce, then fish, lemon juice, peas and seasonings, ending with a top pie crust or fine, buttered bread crumbs.Bake in a hot oven for 20 minutes, or until the crust is done and the filling is hot.Serves 6.Cod and Cheese Au Gratin 8 cups cooked Canadian cod 14 cup grated Canadian cheese 1% cup buttered bread crumbs 2 cups hot milk 3 tablespoons butter 3 tablespoons flour Seasonings Prepare a white sauce with butter, flour, milk and cheese.Season.Place half the cod\u2014or any other kind of white-fleshed fish may be used instead\u2014in a buttered oven dish, cover with half of the cheese sauce, then a second layer of fish, and the rest of the sauce.Cover with bread crumbs, brown in oven, Scrambled Codfish Ina pan 1 cup of shredded, freshened Canadian codfish with a large piece of butter (2 tablespoons).When it begins to brown, add 1 cup of milk.Cook a few minutes.Then add 3 well beaten eggs.Season, Stir until done like scrambled eggs.Serves 4 or 5.NOTE: To freshen salt cod, shred the fish, wash it several times to take off salt left on the surface, then put it into cold water and heat to the boiling point, pour off the water, and repeat the operation a second and even a third time, if necessary.Do not cut dried\u2019salt fish with a steel knife; if a knife is used the fish will take on a \u201csteely\u201d taste, WEAR WELL\u2014AND KEEP ITS SHAPE ASK YOUR TAILOR FOR ROBINTEX Branches Formed In Prov.Of Quebec 35,000 Volunteers Throughout Towns and Cities En- Hospital Supplies As the headquarters for all Quebec activities of Red Cross in connection with the war work, Red Cross House is the central depot and shipping centre for supplies as well as central office for personnel.It is a combined office and warehouse, secured for Red Cross after a complete canvass of the available buildings in Montreal, and, as it is adaptable to the unusual requirements of a Red Cross depot, it will facilitate the work of the society.As a special concession and contribution to Red Cross, a favorable agreement was reached on rental.Covering close to 27,000 square feet of floor space, on two floors of the building, some of the newly-established Red Cross departments are already cramped for space.In addition to the administrative personnel, Red Cross House activities come under five major divisions: comptroller\u2019s office, general chairmen of committees and work room, general offices, purchasing and warehouse department and shipping department.The.work is subdivided under such headings as: supplies, cutting and assembling, stock, parcelling and packing, inspection and instruction, sorting, conversation, filing, driving, posters, canteen and personnel, The major part of the activities at Red Cross House centre around the work committees where more than 100 volunteers register each day.There is no waste at Red Cross House.A special department, known as \u201cconservation\u201d has been organized.Cuttings from the cutting department, where garments are cut in an efficient and ingenious fashion, pass on to the conservation section where women are engaged in developing new products and retrieving the last serap of value from used materials.The final shreds of cloth which cannot be joined on a sewing machine are sold to rag waste dealers.In this section, trimmings from a «soldier\u2019s hospital nightgown, may be pieced together to make a small baby\u2019s nightgown, or even made into a small bag to hold toothbrush and toothpaste at the head of a hospitalized soldier\u2019s cot.A happy characteristic of Red Cross House is the complete bilingualism of its personnel.Every committee is headed by joint chairmen, one English and one French.Of the thousands of new members attracted to Red Cross work in the province of Quebec since the outbreak of hostilities, more than 70 per cent are French Canadian.One of the most active and efficient services organized at Red Cross House is its driving committee.Ninety-six volunteer drivers report in turn to Red ARRANGING ANOTHER TRIP TO NEW YORK Mrs.H.B.Pope is arranging another of her popular and well known personally conducted, all expense tours to New York for January 26 to February 8.The party will spend eight days cn route and in New York, leaving here by rail on the morning of Jan, 26, and the usual elaborate arrangements are being made for the comfort and enjoyment of the members.The tour features fourteen special items such as three performances at the Metropolitan Opera, three Legitimate theatres, Radio City Music Hall, Philharmonic concert at.Carnegie Hall on Sunday afternoon, Planetarium, sightseeing, broadcasting, Tail transportation, twin bedroom with bath at fine hotel, meals and transfers.Cross House, and up to Nov.30 this group had driven 8,725 miles on Red Cross work, The drivers handle the multitude of small deliveries of materials in the city, transport speakers and organizers to available points in the province, and take care of the hundreds of more or less urgent messages in and out of Red Cross House.Red Cross House aptly demonstrates that the work of the Society embraces a wide and varied field, and that its activities are not to be associated only with knitting and sewing.The organization offers a scope of self-ex- pression which would be difficult to find elsewhere and no task is so complex that it cannot be undertaken by the Red Cross Volunteer.IS THE TIME TO REUPHOLSTER! Prices are low, the new styles in fabrics are out, you'll want your home new and bright for spring.Come in today and see the fine fabrics\u2014Ilet us make an estimate on your furniture.You'll be surprised at the new low prices! For FREE Estimates, Phone EL.7933 RELIABLE UPHOLSTERING CO.5779 Sherbrooke West Near Melrose results are sure! If you wan Use the want ads! WA.THE DOOR TO QUICK CASH IS OPEN WEEKLY IN EXAMINER WANT-ADS Business firms and individuals find it highly profitable to use Examiner Classified Ads.renter, a boarder, a business opportunity.Anything.Want Ads taken by phone\u2014at no-extra charge THE EXAMINER The cost is small \u2014 the t extra money, work, help, a 2773 des lule oth nig wil in the me! ten mo clul wh the gir sho an ag! - 0 5e 11) all for [he ing LINE a! .\u201c¥l THURSDAY.JANUARY 4, 1940 .\u201cTHE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER PAGE ny HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP s NEWS OF THE THEATRE WORLD y du v QUICK, OSCAR\u2014THE BROMO Hollywood, Jan.3&\u2014Drowned in a whirling deluge of champagne, whiskey, wood alcohol and aspirin, Anno Domini 1939 met a ghastly death last Sunday night, and 1940 luloid and make-believe by record otherwise slap-happy goofs.New Year's Day in Hollywood is was greeted in this village of cel- crowds of tipsy, inebriated and something like the Arctic night\u2014but hotter.Work ceased with the crack of twilight Friday and will not resume in full swing until later this week.Saturday morning in film studios and offices throughout the city was devoted to tasting the other fellows\u2019 liquid refresh-# ments and passing upon its potency.The afternoon, evening, and most of Sunday were spent at the club or nearest bar continuing the morning\u2019s noble experiment \u2014 and, when dusk rolled \u2018round on Sunday the town\u2019s most noble citizenry merely loosened their collars or girdles, collapsed into the nearest showerbath, pulled on clean shirts and socks\u2014and started in all over again, Merrymakers in Los Angeles | had no dearth of opportunity to celebrate.Those lucky enough to find their wallets fat thronged the city\u2019s night clubs paying anywhere from 10 to 25 dollars cover charge per person, with food and liquid refreshment extra.The Trocadero, Beverly Wil- shire, Cocoanut Grove, Victor Hugo and Clover Club were filled to tapacity \u2014 as were most of the guests who graced their dance floors and tap rooms.Citizens with limited budgets to hinder celebration in aristocratic style pooled their resources and went blotto in each others\u2019 homes, or spent the evening at the neighbourhood burlesque.Your correspondent, spending his first winter in California, was faced with three alternatives: \u2014 1.Stay at home and go to bed: 2, cash his relief check and join the gang at a night club, or 8.park the car and raise whoopee on Broadway.Being of the latter school of thought, he parked his car in Texas to avoid the traffic, hopped a\u2019 street car and joined the 300,000- odd ladies and gentlemen who climbed all over each other within the space of four blocks in midtown Los Angeles.Then, as Sunday became Monday and the 1930's passed into history, he was swept along with the crowd of revellers and more than 1,000,000 tourists to nearby Pasadena, where 1940 was greeted in grand fashion by the Tournament of Roses Parade and the Rosebowl East-West football game, which followed.For two hours he stood on someone else\u2019s corns as the more than 60 floats and 19 bands passed by in colorful review as the southwest\u2019s floral greeting to à new year was unveiled, Tuesday night has finally rolled \u2018round, and as these lines wind their way eastward on the telegraph lines a pall has fallen over the city.Corps of scavengers are gathering up the silly caps and noisy horns which cover midtown streets and talk has reverted once more to war and stocks and business and such.Barricades have been removed from store fronts and business allegedly is proceed \u2018ing as usual.But yesterday was New Year's Day and today is merely January 2 \u2014 and the letdown is terrific.Oh! by the'way \u2014 how is YOUR hangover this morning?* TICKERTAPE No one will talk at Universal but there are rumors that Benny \u2018Goodman will co-star with Gloria Jean in -a film early this year .Incidentally, despite reports to the contrary by Winchell, Sobol, Skolsky and Sullivan, this typeslinger\u2019s declaration that Deanna Durbin would not announce her engagement Xmas Day proved correct .Bob Montgomery left Hollywood for London this week and will resume production of American- backed films in England as soon as possible .Nelson Eddy celebrated conclusion of work on \u201cNew Moon\u201d over the week-end by signing a new contract with Metro.He leaves soon on a concert tour which may take him to Montreal .NBC, as usual, is doing a fairly good job of blowing its own horn.The network last week released tons of material extolling its accomplishments in 1939 .Universal has signed Charles Boyer to a four-year pact, with the French star slated to make at least ône film per year under the new agreement.* FADEOUT Metro last week signed Arch Obolet, brilliant radio script writer and producer, to a long-term contract under which he will write original screen materia] in Hollywood.Oboler\u2019s radio dramas are heard weekly via NBC-CBM Saturday nights .Lily Pons sings \u201cLakme\u201d at the Met Saturday via CFCF at 1.55.America\u2019s fourth major network was born Monday when the Transcontinental Broadcasting System made its bow to dial twisters.The new web numbered 103 stations at birth and will probably grow.It is headed by President Roosevelt's son Elliot.Meanwhile, here in Hollywood, the President\u2019s other son, Jimmy, has announced formation of Globe Productions, Inc., and will start a career as an independent film producer .And so the dial spins, Have a happy year, will you?.ADIOS.DANCE EDUGATORS IN SUCCESSFUL MEETING Another highly successful meeting of this newly organized group of Montreal teachers of dancing was- held last week at the Rialto Studios on Peel street before a large and enthusiastic gathering.The feature of the proceedings was a lecture-demonstration by Margaret Robertson of the Mary Beetles School in which this talented young lady was assisted by three of her pupils in splendid character work.This program definitely maintained the high standard of dance technique which was set at the initial meeting, and there is no doubt that the whole hearted enthusiasm and co-opera- tion of the committee and members is the secret behind the success of these happy gatherings.NEW COMEDY TEAM Martha Raye and Charlie Ruggles form a new comedy team in Paramount\u2019s joyous film tale of rural theatrical production, \u201cThe Farmer's Daughter.\u201d DELIVERY FUNERAL DESIGNS 5518 MONKLAND WA.2747 JOHN CORNFIELD FLORIST LOVELY BOX of SPRING FLOWERS From First Quality Flowers.AT ALL OUR BRANCHES 1817 St, Catherine St.W., FI.3428 \u2014 We Do Printing Of All Kinds * Phone WAlnut 2773* THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY 98° | $2.00 up ANYWHERE On Short Notice HOLL WOOD FLORIST 5036 SHERBROOKE W.WA.3122 5693 Park Ave, TA.5858 g 7 June Preisser, Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland in a scene from the film \u201cBabes In Arms\u201d which opens Saturday at the York United Theatre for a four day engagement.TECHNICOLOR WONDER SHOW! Ray Bolger, Jack Haley, Judy from the Technicolor triumph film, \u201cThe Wizard Of Oz\u2019 opening Sunday at the Snowdon United Theatre.\u2018 Garland and Bert Lahr in a scene \u2018Hollywood Cavalcade\u2019 Is Moviegoers\u2019 Treat Movie fans, here\u2019s the picture for you, and we do mean you! It's Darryl F.Zanuck\u2019s production of \u201cHollywood Cavalcade,\u201d starring Alice \u2018Faye and Don Ameche, and filmed in Technicolor.It re-enacts and photographs anew the romance of Hollywood from bathing beauties to world premieres; tells the great human story of Mike, who wanted to make movies, and Molly, who wanted only to be loved by Mike but who instead won greatness on the screen.It tells the drama of the men and women like them who conquered the entertainment world in the romantic, fabulous, zany years of Hollywood's rise.Staged again, with great stars of today and great personalities of yesterday, vou'll see slapstick and custard-pie comedy, with Don Ameche directing.You'll see the Mack Sennett bathing girls, and this time Alice Faye is one.Once again, Buster Keaton, Ben Turpin, Chester Conklin and the Keystone Cops are seen in hilarious scenes from the past.Once again, Al Jolson sings the song with which he electrified the world in \u201cThe Jazz Singer\u201d You'll see Hollywood as it was and as it is, in a three-ring circus of entertainment.The 20th Century-Fox film is now showing at the Monklund United Theatre until Saturday.Ingenious Idea Used In Making \u2018Thunder Afloat\u2019 The \u201chuman microphone\u201d is the latest invention to make its appearance in motion picture production.Faced with the necessity of floating sound equipment on unstable rafts which might cause costly delays to move, this newest production innovation for filming scenes on boats was developed by Ralph Shugart, sound technician on \u201cThunder Afloat,\u201d naval drama which is now showing at the Westmount United Theatre until Saturday.An agile member of the studio sound department was equipped with special gloves and an insulating vest.He was then handed a ball-type microphone to hold in his hands while dialogue was being recorded in difficult corners of sub-chasers used in the picture.As actors Wallace Beery.Chester Morris and Virginia Grey moved about on deck, the human microphone carrying his own cables, climbed over rigging and hatchways after them.When they stopped in pilot house or below decks, the human mike poked his arms through windows and port holes to follow dialogue without a break in continuity.Other unusual recording on the picture include actual sounds in a submarine during a battle, with the \u201cwhoosh\u201d of torpedoes leaving tubes, submerging appartus in action and the sound of depth bombs exploding under the surface.Thrilling action sequences, showing battles between a sub- chaser fleet and a submarine, the raiding of a fishing fleet.the torpedoing of a sub by depth bombs, were shot off the Atlantic Coast with the remnant of the chaser fleet of World War days.and off the Coronado Islands on the West Coast.ENLARGE PLANT Ancient Teheran, Iran, will enlarge and modernize its power plant.MONTREAL HIGH HAS SELECTED GREAT CLASSIC In selecting Rostand\u2019s \u201cCyrano de Bergerac\u201d for this season's production, the Drama Group of the High School of Montreal and the High School for Girls has followed its usual policy of presenting only plays of outstanding merit which have not been hitherto produced by amateurs in this city.While this immortal classic has been produced in the original by the French MRT, this will be the first time the famous English translation in blank verse by Brian Hooker has ever been attempted.This is the version which served Walter Hampden so admirably as a starring vehicle for almost a score of years, and it is said to preserve in uncanny fash- jon the inimitable wit, the poetic lyricism, and the touching human pathos of the Rostand creation.The play which will be given in the High School auditorium on the evenings of Feb, 28 and 29 will be interpreted by a cast of some fifty s*vdent actors.No attempt is being made to follow the traditional interpretation of the \u201cComédie francaise,\u201d but the students will offer their own conception of this deathless heroic drama.Special atmospheric music based mainly on folk tunes of Old France is being arranged by Geo.M.Brewer who will interpret his own score on the Hammond Electric Organ assisted by Thomas Kerr a.the piano.Stage settings and costumes will be from designa by Louis Mulligan, As in former years, Gordon LeClaire will direct.RED KNIT CARDIGAN They call it \u201crowdy-dowdy.\u201d the tew fire engine red knit jacket which has plaid ribbon binding and! tiny slits at each wrist.ROMANTIC FILM DRAMA! Joan Bennett and Louis Hayward in a scene from the film \u201cThe Man In The Iron Mask\u2019 opening Sunday at the Monkland United Theatre.\u201cON YOUR TOES\u201d Eddie Albert, Zorina and player in a scene from the film, \u201cOn Your Toes\u2019 starting Sunday at the Westmount United Theatre.Palm Trees For Film Use Must Be Varnished Palm trees, which are eighty per cent of a tropical isle\u20193 lure have no appeal to the camera.That is, palm trees constructed by nature are sorely lacking in qualities to make them photogenic_ a fact long ago established by ill-fated location trips to far-off lands in quest of artistic backgrounds.As a result, when Samuel Goldwyn required a hundred or more trees to dress a six-acre set he constructed on his back lot for \u201cThe Real Glory,\u201d starring Gary Cooper and now showing at the York United Theatre until Friday, he ordered that all palms be built in his own shops.To Nick Stadler, wizard of growing things, fell this task and it is one with which he is not unfam- illar having gone through much the same routine for Goldwyn\u2019s \u201cThe Hurricane.\u201d First of all, Nick takes an old telephone pole that is shaped in a fair reproduction of a palm pole\u2019s graceful curve, It is topless, but securely anchored in heavy timbers for it will support a top-heavy cluster of leaves and, perhaps, bunches of cocoanuts.On this pole Stadler and his men wrap a layer on layer of old newspapers.It is carefully applied smoothly and with occasional section divisions to simulate the leaf scars on the trunk, Before one\u2019s eyes the tree grows.Stars at Universal Aid Dedication of Australian Theatre Spanning the 10,000 miles by trans-oceanic telephone, Mae West and W.C.Fields last week dedicated a new theatre in Perth, Australia, Speaking from the sound stage at Universal studios, where they are starring together in \u201cMy Little Chickadee \u201d Miss West and Fields conveyed their best wishes to Jack Lester, managing director of His Majesty's Theatre in Perth.The 15-minute conversation was heard by a capacity crowd in the theatre.The talk was also recorded and later broadcast throughout the entire Australian continent.Lester is a former Hollywood producer who went to Australia a few years ago to become one of that country\u2019s most successful theatre operators.Miss West said she hoped he would come back to Hollywood soon for a visit and suggested that he \u201ccome up and see her\u201d when he did.While Fields was talking to Lester, the connection was cut off for a moment which caused the comedian to crack, \u201cHe must have gone to New Zealand.\u201d STANWYCK MOVES UP Barbara Stanwyck, when she got out of a Brooklyn orphanage, \"got her first job as a sales girl in a five-and-ten.Now she's co- starring with Fred MacMurray in Paramount's \u2018Remember the Night,\u201d a MUSICAL Sharps, Flats and NATURALS v FRANCES GOLTMAN We are going to devote one article each month in this weekly column to the biography of some famous composer who was born in that particular part of the year.Our musician of \u2018this month is none other than Franz Schubert who was born January 31st, 1797, in Vienna.Undoubtedly, he was the greatest of all song composers and perhaps the most prolific as well, for his vocal works number more than over six hundred.A few of the best known are \u201cThe Er! King,\u201d \u201cHark, Hark, the Lark,\u201d \u201cTo Sylvia\u201d and \u201cAve Maria.\u201d Schubert was almost self- taught in composition and his genjus knew no bounds.At an early age he had lessons on the violin from his father and on the piano from his elder brother, Ferdinand.It is a pity he had no business head for the money he earned from his composing was spent 80 quickly that he usually lived in poverty, His father was a schoolmaster and == when Schubert \u201c| was * seventeen, \u2018| in order to avoid conscription, he became a teacher in his father\u2019s school for three years Following that occupation he taught music for a short period and then devote.the remainder of his uneventful life to composing.He died at the early age of thirty-ore from typhoid fever on November 28th, 1828.His symphonies are so wonderful that they can compare with those of Beethoven and delightful melody seems to be the dominant feature of these masterpieces, He wrote nine symphonies, twenty- four sonatas for piano, marches, dances, impromptus, string trios, quartets, quintets, and operas.In all he composed more than eleven hundred pieces.Schubert was very short and stubby, with plain and thickset features.He wore spectacles and although his appearance was not interesting, his disposition was very good-natured and we know that he was happy-go-lucky and careless from his mode of living.Possessing a vivid imagination his compositions show a style that had a widespread influence on the romanticists.Brahms, Schumann and Liszt benefitted from his creative powers which proved an inspira.ion in their own works.So much did Schubert influence Liszt that the Hungarian genius transcribed no less than fifty-seven of his songs for piano solo, It is sad that the world should be robhed of so great a musician at the early age of thirty-one.Robinson Termed Man : With Dual Personality rudes 7 Te THEATRICAL | ATTRACTIONS | \u2014 : Tn =.\u201cThe man with the Jekyll and Hyde personality.\u201d That is what Hollywood calls Edward G.Robinson, star of \u201cBlackmail,\u201d now playing at the Snowdon United Theatre until Saturday.At home Robinson is the quiet, reticent collector of art, music and literary treasures.At work, he is forceful, business-like.He is a driving worker interested only in what emotions he can produce before the camera.Of the arts allied to the drama he most prefers music.It is his opinion that music is the basis of all art.He cannot play an instru- ment himself \u2014 his wife plays the piano\u2014but he will seat himself \u2018before the piano player and pedal.his favorite music rolls for hours, He once cut up forty piano rolls and pasted them together in what he thought would be an entirely original and entertaining composition, He tried it out but his wife delivered some cautice remarks which convinced him that it was not a success, So the Robinson symphony has not been heard since, He has the latest ortho- phonic phonograph and enough symphonic records \u2014 mostly Wag- ner\u2014to start a music shop, Children\u2019s Theatre Will Present Fine Production The tenth major production of the Children\u2019s Theatre, \u201cThe Youth of Queen Victoria\u201d will be given Saturday evening at 8:15 at Vie- toria Hall.Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters are directors of the Children\u2019s Theatre.This play, dealing with the youth of Queen Victoria, demands versatility and exactitude on the part of these young thespians, but despite that, the directors feel confident that they will even surpass the successes of their triumphant yesterdays: \u201cThe Little Princess\u201d, \u201cAnne of Green Gables,\u201d \u201cDaddy Long Legs,\u201d \u201cLittle Women\u201d and \u201cPollyanna.\u201d Alfreda Wallace, a pupil of the school for the past four years has been entrusted with the role of Victoria from the age of fourteen until she is crowned Queen.She has Played in previou.Children's Theatre productions, but this is her first lead.Iris Shklar and Joyce Litwin, two clever little actresses will portray the role of Vie- toria in her earlier youth.Lilian DITTO Ay *WWESTMOUNT TODAY-SATURDAY SPLENDID BILL! THUNDEROUS THRILLS! WALLACE BEERY 4 THUNDER AFLOAT Hi CHESTER \u201c VIRGINIA MORRIS - GREY 2nd Feature, \u201cIT COULD HAPPEN TO YOU\" with Gloria 8tewart and Stewart Erwin, FRIDAY NIGHT after 11 Revival of \u201cHOLLYWOOD HOTEL\" with Dick Powell and Rrances Langford.SUNDAY untill TUESDAY, ZORINA In \u201cOn Your Toes\" with Eddie Albert.\u201cYOU CAN'T GET AWAY WITH MURDER\u201d with Hymphrey Bogart and Gale Page.Shorts EGOIUERTEUBOAOOHUATOIEANARNEIS-ESO5FAOHUHACKOSISAGSOQOUOOMOEHOOIREDEOUEN MSRAAAKUGAEOTUREOPFRIGCESE I EOI en ONHLAND TODAY-SATURDAY DOUBLE PROGRAM! x The Romance of Hollywood ., , ! .from the bathing beauty days to World premieres .a heartwarming drama of today! k 5 (BHAA.zi FE Ee Addsd Attraction, '' ESPIONAGE AGENT\u201d with Joel McCrea and Brenda Marshall, 8horts & News.FRIDAY NIGHT after 11 Revival of \u201cTOVARICH\u201d with Charles Boyer and Claudette Colbert.SUNDAY until TUESDAY, THE MAN IN THE IRON MASK' with Joan Bennett and Louis Hayward.JANE WITHERS In \u201cPack Up Your Troubles\u201d with The Ritz Brothers.Wilkinson and Jonn Philpott will have the exacting roles of the Duchess of Xent and Baroness Lehzen, and other important roles will be played by Yvonne Cooke, Pat Joudry, Margery Baker, Laura Mitchell, Isobel Wainrauch, Shirley Pearce, Bernard Berlin, Norman Seigerman, Marion Shapiro, Edys Riven, Mary Hall, Mabel Greene berg, Billie Berger and Evelyn Lua cas.The birthday party of the little princess at the ago of six includes all the junior members of the school, and it is a scene which is bound to captivate the honrts of the audience.Specialty numbers are introduced at the party, which are being handled by Joyce Pollett, Gerald Rubin, Billy Levy and Joyce Schwartz, Deviating from thei, re« gular.Saturday matinee to a night performance will give an opportunity to many adults to witness this production.ATER RRR eee Raa im NOWDON TODAY-SATURDAY | SPLENDID PROGRAM! INTO FLAMING DEATH .« with a can of T.N.T.In hls hand .a prayer in his heart , .» and a woman's kiss still warm on his lips .! * witn RUTH HUS pt | OENE LOCKHARE me BOBS WATS2K Added Feature, GLORIA JEAN In The Under-Pup\u2019* with Robert Cums mings.8horts & News.SUNDAY until TUESDAY, \u201cTHE WIZARD OF OZ\" In Technicolor, with Judy Garland, Bert Lahr, Frank Morgan, Jack Haley and Ray Bol- ger.Shorts.CHILDREN will bs admitted, accoms panied by an adult.URED ARAB ENA HUTA RAGE OAIOONAVVAIOAIQUSEODKADERCSCEOOSMIOOIFTNUCNTO STARTS SATURDAY s EXCELLENT PROGRAM! 15 THE BIG SHOW! Hundreds in the Cast! Singing outl Swing: 1ng out! With busy, q dreds of dena- 7, ing honeys! A Attraction, \u201cTHEY AkL COME OUT\u2019 with Rita Johnsonj hd Added TomNeal.Shorts and News.oF TODAY until FRIDAY, \u201cTHE REAL GLORY\" with Gary Cooper, David Niven and Andrea Leeds, 31000 \u201cA TOUCHDOWN?\" with Joe E.Browff & Martha Raye.CLEAN LASER O8 TEAM RAA AENSNGURI LUN ONF ABLES AERA EINSENN 3 y 73 pAGE SIX JUVENILE HOCKEY \u2014_ es eee + THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1940 2 LE TONIGHT TEAMS MEET SCHEDU TEAMS WILL PLAY ON RINKS Luster To A Brilliant AT WESTMOUNT PARK; STAYNOR LOC?STARTS GAMES MONDAY Wolverines Scheduled to Meet Red Wings and Felby's Plav Avainst Roamers in Opening Juvenile Games \u2014 Pee Wee Loop Ready for Action \u2014 Name Teams After N.H.L.Squads The Westmount Municipal Juvenile Hockey League will open its schedule for the current season tonight at Westmount Park when Wolverines meet Red Wings and Felby's take on Roamers.The next scheduled games will he held on Saturday with Royals playing Bulldogs and Bluebirds vieing against Red Wings.On Tuesday Felby's are booked to meet Wolverines and Roamers are to play against Bulldogs.The league is composed of seven squads, all fully manned.Thé Pee Wee boys hockey league operated by the municipality.with games played at Staynor Playground will open its 1940 schedule on Monday, it was an-* - nounced yesterday by Norman Smyth, director of municipal recreation, This Monday Canadiens will play against Boston and on Wednesday Toronto meets Detroit.On ; They Added ; at, : 2 5 ee 0h Lo y _ Pp =, A ; a Decade Of ° hrilling Deeds TOMORROW AT LOCAL YMCA, Squads Will Open Play at Various Rinks on Saturday Morning Westmount Y.M.C.A.boys\u2019 hockey leagues, with a total of twelve teams, will hold a supper meeting at the local \u201cY\u201d branch tomorrow night prior to the opening of regular loop games the following morning.During the evening a movie entitled a \u201cTrip to Jupiter,\u201d will be shown as will one on a \u201cTour of the World's Fair,\u201d and other films.The Prep squads will open activities on Saturday morning at 9 o'clock at Roslyn Rink; the ju- $ Of The loop is composed of five|Thursday might the scheduled Park wil play A George cia squads named after teams of the|game will be between Boston and Westmount Park 7 at National Hockey League.The| Rangers.( ; : : re aguads will be managed as fol-| Games during the season will Wns Core sn Re | lows: Rangers, W.J.Baxter; De-|he played each week on Monday.\u2018 Ce té , BACK IN SADDLE .Me troit, C.IL.Masterman; Boston,| Wednesday and Thursday.All Ralph Guldahl established a new record for United States Open Davis Cup to America.Joe DiMaggio succeeded Babe Ruth as base- Apprentice Alberto Martinez, ele W.Kitchen; and Canadiens, R.|matches are to be held at Staynor golf, won that title two years in row and Western \u2018Open three years in ball\u2018s foremost figure.Davey O\u2019Brien\u2019s passing for Texas Christian unable to ride for more than three reti Baker, Playground : succession.Jesse Owens broke three world marks and equalled another captured nation\u2019s imagination, and the little fellow continued to excel months as a result of a fall at disd : in single afternoon and was hero of 1936 Olympics.Babe Didrikson among professionals.Joe Louis rose to ring heights and set all-time Fairmount Park, has been gallop- od was greatest all-round woman athlete.J.Donald Budge returned pace for industry on part of heavyweight champ.cipg ing horses again at New Orleans, and hopes to ride soon, He is un- In \u2018ured Hands Ma Dela There are those who still speak on all sides .And night baseball tie between Yale and Dartmouth in| folded a real Cinderella story by].Alice Marble ruling women\u2019s ten- | tract to B.H d J y y of the so-called Golden Age of sports arriving as a life-saver.1931 , , .Southern California beat- leaving a job as New Jersey dock-|nis .A one-time auto salesman '¢f contract to B.Hernandez.with reverence and awe .of the .ing Notre Dame, 16-14, in the final hand to win heavyweight title .| from Texas, named Ralph Guldahl, MAKE PLANS litteri 1920: d their D ; uarter that year .Notre Dame And Max Schmeling, the \u2018\u2019washed- winning the National Open twice in 4 Com isk ey - No va Ba ttle Granges, Joneses, Ruths and Tildens ON NATION\u2019S GRIDIRONS coming from behind in 1935 to beat up\u201d German, cored the number one | à row in 1937-38 .and a freckle- The New England Regatta As- ; But go back over the fast-fading| Mickey Cochrane Beaned by Bump Ohio State, 18-13, in the wildest of upset of all time by knocking out Joe faced kid from Minneapolis scaling sociation has put in a | tentative .qe i - is i : i tboard Wéll, what of Patrick Edward| In reality then, Comisk _| 1930s and you'll\" discover that the Hadley .hovering for days be- all games.Louis in June, 1936.the heights .Patty Berg.id for the national ou Cotiifikey ?He failed to stop Steve red u knockout, though.it y pos.past decade more than holds its own tween life and death .The Landis Professional football mushrooms to A great era in track and field .The racing season of 1931 which champlonships and plaps to stage Ditdds i di g ; d .by comparison .because how can Purge .when the high priest ot a tremendous success .Davey| Jesse Owens in a single afternoon in £ three-vear- the races a I oston during the s in Madison Square Garden sible that Steve could have got up , a: : ; saw the greatest crop of three-year- 4 L ; recently, and lost for the first time at the proper count of eight, Had YY overlook such things as: baseball cracked down on the chain- OBrien, the 150-pound mighty mite {935 tying the world mark for the olds Twenty Grand, Equipoise merican Legion convention here in his rather exciting chrast he donc Lu however, he would| The development of baseball's systems ce freed Lhe baseball slaves of Texas Christian who passed \u2018em 100-yard dash, and breaking those mate.Jamestown, Sweep All .Top next September.at : \u2019, i greatest dynasty .the New York [.« .Johnny Vander Meer, Cincin-|dizzy .Jay Berwanger, Chicago's for the 220, 220 low hurd! dl ete a i.Pat was fooled by Dudas\u2019 duck- have been in great danger of be- Yankees and their four straight world nati\u2019s boy wonder, hurling successive one-man riot.broad um The following ear Flight establishing a money record as! Denmark has more people em- ing and rolling under punches, and ing floored again.The extra championships An empire which no-hitters, * 0» scoring a remarkable triple in \"the o two-year-old fly DC ne return ployed than a yehr ago.N Pat was so anxious to keep up his| count received at the hands of a| \"0 grow stronger with each| The rise of razzle-dazzle foot- JACOBS TAKES OVER Olympics at Berlin.: ros od su ne an Th © ne u knockout score that he punched at timekeeper who was not using a ; ; i ; AO ; .stakes at Santa Anita .The grea \u2019 Steve's head every time it came up stop watch, helped Steve out of P25'N9 season .Joe DiMaggio, ball, and the southwest influence on] Joe Louis climbs the heavy-weight - The rise of the mile to popular match race between Seabiscuit and the her on y \u2018 p \"a bad fix.who may go down in history as the the forward pass .That dark day champiènship throne .Michael fancy .Iron-Man Glenn Cunning- War Admiral ., .À colt named Flight ] ! .; ; greatest baseball player of all time.in March, 1931, when Knute Rockne Strauss Jacobs takes over the boxing h d his 4: : ; C der, bÿ M OW.t .- sactur Comiskey will be out of the run- nu \u2018 \" ; ; ; N ; am and his 4:04.4 indoor mile .| Commander, bÿ Man o ar, out O The result was the fracture of| | > Toget hy d Me \u2018n Paul\u201d .the irrepressible plunged to his death out of a Kansas industry .A busy little man, Spec Towns setting his mark of 13.7 Top Flight,.bringing Cornelius Van- ] the second metacarpal bone of the the or at ated two wn he Le Dean brothers, who in their heyday sky ., .The reign of Minnesota .| Henry Armstrong, comes along to be- for the high sticks which might never derbilt Whitney back to the races.Rapid Delivery Till 11 P.M, left\" and a horribly swollen right, N° contempa ed mate hy OU won a National League pennant and The collapse of Michigan .Tha! come the first to hold three world be touched Mildred (Babe) Capt.John E.T.Eyston and a new Fl.4744 \u2014 WE.1616 Ww the bones of which were badly Nova may have to be pushed back ensuing world series for the Cardinals Knox College losing streak which got titles at the same time .feather- pidrik he feminine h £ the 1d d record the Bonneville If First Line Signals Busy, A ontifsed for a spell.The hands may re-| vi ici i ; : : _ Didrikson, the feminine hero of the world speed record on the ! Please Dial Next Line.acti contised.d to tr hh virtually by themselves .Those as much publicity as any winner, weight, lightweight and welter 1932 Olympic games perhaps Salt Flats .Ralph Flanagan, the ) Comiskey \u201cpicked up a nail\u201d in| SPORT to reatment more quickly dark days, immediately after the de-| Games they'll talk about 50 years weight.- voma i Daby- Con than that, though it would be wise ; ; , ; the greatest all-round woman athlete swimmer of the decade .and baby udas, who is experienced and|., g PE pression, with minor leagues folding from now ., .That amazing 33-33 In 1935, James J.Braddock un- \u201c ; i lowi ew how to ke ni ang if they gave the hands a lot of of all time.faced Al Patnik, the greatest of ali id o 0 e e yo ; : i i ho ipuncher baffled on Be ng rest.Comiskey has a lot of time to : RICH STAKES divers Coe Softball mushrooms oll 2209 St.Catherine W.ann \u2018at time he ke à (rvirg to lo-|*PAre.He is only nineteen and puck into the Westmount net two ; popularity .Basketball draws more NEAREST LICENSED GROCER TO ! fr mes, as \"ù P ; ree 0 o should he fight Nova, ' he would minutes later.Voss and Tracey Red-headed Don Budge returning spectators than any other game.WESTMOUNT gro ook pont | e Mae gr ap have two sound hands, with no 5 again participating in the scor-| the Davis Cup to the United States We hope the 1940s do as well.ing; key.who.is ell over, A ot.fear of them being injured again.ing thrust.has par result was that Pat had to Hands Need Rest r péoing into overtime, Damon, ; so _ fpunch at the only thing he saw,| \"his writer went to Baltimore to i : db chel broke up the game at 4 P i ; - and \u201cthe top of Steve's bobbing head.see Comiskey knock out Maynard \" t be ! when he drove home the winning If one of these is your licence ase Powerful Puncher Daniels, a fellow who had run up y y tally, Cooney and is -_\u2014 ' 6 0 6 number\u2014it is good for a brake \u2014 5 7 1 ing .i .a2 k ; si sisitng.Voss made sure of things : Comiskey proved his gameness | n p i hands proved that he did the hard- aus Fraser, Redpath, Anderson, Wil- boy \\ i TO DAY est hitting.In an exhibition hockey game at the Verdun Auditorium last |liams, McCallum.ÉEYDRAULIC ERA RES .NEED | A - Saturday, D'Arcy McGee High School scored two quick goals in| Referee: Ian Hellyer.| L wed TASTE THE ZEST OF .overtime and defeated Westmount High 5-3.It was Dumouchel and bee i MA SUN-RIPENED FRUITS Canadian Pigs Voss who supplied the extra punch to the McGee boys and enabled 1S FAULT new nl oqe them to trounce their rivals.Prior to this Wilf.Hodgson, Voss \u2018and An inclination to approach the ADJ USTIN G ; GO ant Mobilized For Tracey had played stellar roles for McGee for they figured in two foul line too speedily is the most bar sa ® goals.f h \" + A .+ .British Bacon George P.Smith felt nothing but satisfaction in the play of his oo eroding.to ad Floretta We Are An Authorized WAGNER LOCKHEED Hydraulic Service Station bus Westmount team despite the reverse, for he has the consoling feeling meCutcheon greatest of women om Your Toes the As part of Canstla\u2019s plan to he was without the services of several regulars, and that his replace- bowlers.\u2019 1 supply Britain with bacon during ments show a lot of promise.# - \u2019 hy 5 r * \u201cage 1 3 the war, British Columbia will poh Owen Clarson he apparantly minutes later Williams sent West- WILL RACE for mobilize its pigs.has newcomer who will do much unt two up when he converted ue Und ; * {to bolster the purple and white! Austin MeConnell\u2019 int Chance Sun\u2019s first sons and I betw o a promem be Ouli quad.Clarson was responsible ~oal ! S Pass I daughters will be two-year-olds in 19 tin He pa me : eral an pa for two of the three Westmount |?wi .1940 and thus old enough to race.the et ed to far Sy pes, are he goals on Saturday.ilf.Hodgson did not take long|Chance Sun will be rememebered .e e por apple to Srmers a piel he Early Prosperity to square the count, Tracy and|as the Belmont Futurity winner | che Province at] e hope that the| wostmount tasted of hockey Voss being in on the play.Clar-|of 1934, oun S l e airy a e ral avin oon : fon hd a ; more prosperity for more than half the $°\" broke the deadlock with less -_ the ar An bi dv of 250 000 next| game, but could not stand off Me.[than five minutes remaining, as AMBULANCE UNIT ro yon been © ras ot oh pias Gee during the closing stages.Westmount went into the lead| Killarney, Ireland, has the first rt £ re Ye agricu ura eX] Redpath set up the play which 488iN.of a number of ambulance units hais vil ot be Be Ou saw Clarson score nearly midway! Hodgson was there in thelto be established throughout ] umbia to export any bacon to oi.through the opening period.Ten emergency, however, driving the County Kerry.ad oy ss tain, but it will take care of this but it is not unusual for Classifi : the but ssified Advertisements Province\u2019s own needs, now largely WINTER SCENE AT ST.JOVITE, IN THE LAURENTIANS ; ; ; ov supplied by the Prairie Provinces.in The Examiner to bring 50, 60, or even 100 re- They in turn will have more bacon i n vin turn will plies by letter and telephone, Folks who have used by The present program provides the Classified Ads.in The Examiner say they pull Qu pe that any farmer may get pigs at - « j «+.and how! 120 cost by applying to the Govern- 5 Y WEA ment, which selects the animals .ea .( | od on the prairies and pays the en- The Examiner is a \u201chomey\u201d newspaper read in 95 | GRAY ROCKS 11 tire cost of shipping them.per cent.of the homes in Westmount.Full of news ( , û Hundreds of pigs are now mov- .: oe ; ST.JOVITE - P.Q.ing into farms of British Columbia in words and pictures, it is close to the lives of the A tailes North of Montreal\u2014overnieht from New Which will change their crops lar- : sre oe Ra oh eter Emus ely next spring to feed the new men and women of the different communities it ._F.HB.WHEELER, Mg, Dir.arrivals, serves.p1 Spi a a.to .3 dame If you want to buy, if you want to sell, if you are i per \u201ctre ° 29 looking for help, or if you have a service to offer th 7\" The \u201cHidden Titles\u201d Contest \u2018Try à Classified Ac th ed ct st \u201c+.| have found the words Carentan sane in Yes, we take \u201cWant Ads\u201d by phone at no extra hidden in the advertisement OF .\u2026.\u2026usvussemseseeneet sersrarenerneneense ces OM br cost., or ge.and the words ieee.- ; to .be .hidden in the advertisement of .veeiennensaaseteiernrsantes suenae on i) 3.si page \u2026 of this week's Examiner, these being the titles of the ca wo feature pictures to be shown at the Westmount Theatre during > re the firet haif of the coming week.| agroe to accept the judges\u2018 deci- \\ .fe sion as final regarding the awarding of passes to the Theatre.\u2018 all 4 E X A M i N E R + PAR Le = RN w at SN _- - Name seousne nennssesesessvestessssonronaeMS HA MAVO ON 00 1 VOONON SA NO CO ce DSC NVOU SC D a000 00 aah : of , rese SEEN ES \u201cthose submit Ne ce à Mrs.Marry Wheeler pictured with two prize-winning huskies, at Gray Rocks Inn, St.Jovite.Mr.Miss Adtaker bag WaAlnut 2773 bi _ Winners are to be drawn from those submitting the correct answers.Wheeler is well known in Eastern Canada and United States for his champion dog-sied team and has won th tenons many major prizes, \u2019 .v $ "]