The Westmount examiner, 7 novembre 1940, jeudi 7 novembre 1940

[" | Rugby y starty ames to, tion, stmount TY well t 17-0 d th ama in e West.1 Touch Tui sday he Cru.5 In the Pierce den for verted give the æ r other half on \u2018d pass ms to one of ed with threat- ith Mac- free for uns, but ; attack scoring ed, tisement eles: garage, J\u2019 OB ie 6 \u201c41 Years in WE BUY OLD GOLD lately?Prices were never OHMAN° JEWELLERS WE.4046 RE) VOL.XI., No.45 CITY WILL PAY TRIBUTE TO WA NEW AERIAL FRE TRUCK S TESTEL Type of Machine to be « Purchased by City Tested on Tuesday\u2014Mayor, Aldermen, Fire Depart- \u2018ment Officials Inspect Apparatus A demonstration and road test of a 100-foot aerial ladder fire truck of the type shortly to be added to the equipment of the Westmount Fire Department, was conducted in the city Tuesday afternoon by the American La- france Co., manufacturers of the machine.Present at the demonstration were Mayor Walter A.Merrill, K.C., Alderman W.B.Scott, K.C., commissioner of police and fire, Ald.B.Panet-Raymond, K.C., Ald, Douglas Lorimer, Ald.C.K.McLeod, Chief Walter Gough and Deputy-Chief Burriss, as well as many representatives from the fire departments of the City of Montreal, Verdun, Outremont, Lachine and other municipalities.The test was made following an order for a new ladder truck placed by the City last fall.If the machine fulfills requirements specified by the city it will re- piace the 75-foot ladder reel now in use, The latter will be converted into another type of fire fighter apparatus.The demonstration was held on Stanton St., the powered exten- .sion Jadder.being awung.in.many | directions and raised to a number of different hejghts.A fireman was raised to the top window of the high spire on St.Andrew's Church.Following the demonstration a road test to determine the machine\u2019's manoueverability was made in various sections of the city.All fire apparatus must be able to round the severest curves of city streets with ease.Powered by a 240-horse power motor, the ladder truck is among the most modern and largest pleces of tire apparatus in Canada, Its equipment, in addition to its serial ladder, includes 300 feet of duraluminum ground ladders.The aerial ladder, which is able to reach the roof of West- mount\u2019s tallest building, is equipped with telephonic communication from top to base.Fire department representatives from nearby municipalities at the demonstration included Chief Du- bois and Captain McPherson of Verdun.Director Paré of Montreal and Mr.Hawington, Sec.F.and P.Chiefs Assoc.TO PLACE WREATH.At the Remembrance Day Service at Westmount Cenotaph, on Sunday, Mr.J.Goldstein will represent Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood and place a wreath at the monument in memory of those who made the supreme sacrifice.Tn Westmount\" Have you looked over your oid jewelry higher an eur reputation of 41 years of business integrity assures you of full valuation.1216 Greens Ave.Er Za 2 * Chrysanthemum Show To Open Tomorrow * Alderman B.Panet-Raymond, commissioner of parks, will officially open the annual dis- Play of chrysanthemums sponsored by the city in the municipal greenhouse at the rear of Victoria Hall tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock, it was\u2018 annuounced by J.R.Anderson, parks department superintendent, yesterday.The show, which is eagerly looked forward to by thousands of residents, usually lasts about three weeks.WOMAN SUFFERS INJURY WHEN LARS COLLIDE Miss Pauline Rozon, 2103 St.Denis Street Hurts Leg \u2014 Vehicles Badly Damaged Miss Pauline Rozon, of 2103 St.Denis Street, was slightly injured and an automobile and taxi were badly damaged when they collided at the corner of Western and Lansdowne avenues at 9 p.m.on Saturday.According to information obtained by police the accident occurred as the taxi driven by Roland O'Brien, of 2105 Grand Trunk street, and =a rented car operated by Aircraftman Raymond Marceau, of the R.C.A.F.base at Trenton, Ont., collided at the intersection.The taxi was proceeding east on Western while the car driven by Marceau was travelling north on Lansdowne.Both drivers claimed the traffic light to be in their favor.Miss Rozon was taken to the Homoeopathic Hospital by Constables Morgan and Dagg in a radio car, where she was treated in the outdoor department for a bruised leg by Dr.Watson, Following treatment she was allowed to return bome.Damage to the taxi included the right front fender, right front wheel, steering gear, front bumper, and engine hood.The left front bumper, left front wheel, engine grill and hood were damaged on the other machine.Meeting Held By Girls\u2019 Hi-Y Club On Tuesday, the 72nd meeting of the Westmount Girls\u2019 Hi-Y.Club was held at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.The dining-room was colorfully decorated with orange and black trimmings and with pumpkins.It was announced that on November 9th the Girls\u2019 Hi-Y would be the guests of the Boys\u2019 Hi-Y Club; that on November 22nd a joint meeting of all the HI-Y | Clubs in the city would take place; and that on November 14th the Westmount Girls\u2019 Memorial Club would be the guests Canon G.Oliver Appointed Chaplain, RCAFCommand Announcement was made this week that Canon Gilbert Oliver, rector of St, Matthias Church, bas been appointed chaplain to No.3 Training Command, Royal Canadian Air Force, with head- Quarters in Montreal.His rank in the new appointment, which be assumed on Monday, is that of Flight Lieutenant.In announcing the appointment to his congregation on Sunday morning Canon Oliver stated that he had been granted leave of absence from the diocese by the Bishop of Montreal.Rev.A.T.Love, rector of St.Alban's (Bishop Carmichael Mem- orla] Church) will carry out the duties of rector of the Parish of St.Matthias during the absence of Canon Oliver.The Canon told the congregation Sunday that Mr.Love was coming to the parish with a wide experience in both town and country parishes and Tequested that the congregation as he himself had received during the past 12 years.An Englishman by birth, Canon Oliver has had a firsthand experience of the British Empire.He was a curate io Australia when | the Great War broke out.and im-! mediately returned home, joining the Inns of Court O.T.C.as a first step to taking à commission in the British Army, in the Duke of Cornwall\u2019s Light Infantry.He was awarded the Military Cross in 1917.After the war he went back to Church work.serving as a curate in a Birmingham parish before coming to Canada in 1920.He spent seven years in two Ontario centres before coming to Mont-, real in 1927 as rector of St.Stephen's, Lachine.A year later he accepted the preferment from | which he has now taken leave of absence for the duration of the war.Besides bis many other ac- extend to hith the same loyalty Montreal Regiment.NEW FIRE REEL UNDERGOES TEST at ares 0e AAA ne ob mee a) Lo.me ~ ee \u2014 WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1940 he Westmount Gxaminer Serving The City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis HARDWOOD FLOOR Suoplied - Laid - Finished Repaired - Refinished $ Cleaned A.Ross Grafton & Co.4263 St.Catherine St., Westmount Free Estimates A Se a deh a dda adh WE.2323 PRICE:\u2014 TWO CENTS R DEA | Argyle Closing ; Exercises Tomorrow The annual graduation exercises of Argyle Junior High Nehool for tho scason 1989-40 will be held dn the auditorium of tho Intermediate School, Academy Road, tomorrow evening commence.ing at 8 o'clock.CAPT.J.BRODEN RETIRES FROM POLICE FORCE Will Officially Leave Department on April 1st\u2014 To Go on Five Months\u2019 Leave of Absence Captain James Broden, of the Westmount Police Department, will retire from the force on April 1st, it was announced at a regular meeting of the City Council Monday night.Prior to his retirement ha will be on leave of absence for five months commencing December 1st.Widely known in Westmount, Captain Broden joined the force in 1907.He rose to the rank of captain by 1818.Captain Broden hind many friends in the Montreal Police Department as a result of his close co-operation with ft.Ho was for many years no detectlve and on many occasions discovered information of value to his Montreal colleagues.This he always passed on to them, -.Members of the police force in Westmount are due to retire on pension after 30 years of service providing they have reached 56 years of age.i The last word in fire fighting apparatus, the 100-foot aerial ladder truck shown above was tested on Tuesday by the Westmount Police and Fire Department which is shortly to purchase a machine of The motor-powered extension ladder is shown rising almost to the top of the high spire of St.Andrew's United Church, \u2018corner of Cote St.Antoine road and Stanton avenue, went preliminary tests.Chief Walter Gough (left), and Deputy Fire Chief Burris are standing on the laddet's this type.control platform, HIGH STANDARD OF WH) PRAISED as the machine under- Truck Runs Into Rear Of Regiment Thirteen Soldiers Injured In Accident at Corner of Atwater and Western Thirteen soldiers were in- Jured, one of them seriously, when a truck ploughed into the rear of the Third Company Motorcycle Regiment while it was on parade at the corner of Western and Atwater avenues at 7.30 o'clock last night.The driver of the truck.who police say was Gerald Neilleur, of 2850 Workman street, was proceeding from north to south on Atwater avenue, in the rear of tho soldiers.He told the police that rain and the resultant poor visibility made it impossible for him to see the men ahead until he was too near to avoid striking them.The most seriously injured of the soldiers was Trooper Hall, who suffered a possible fracture of the Jeg and internal injuries.He and Troopers Mc- Cowan and Young were taken by ambulance to the Royal Victoria Hospital where they were detained, The other ten injured suffered but minor wounds and were taken for treatment to the regiment's barracks on Cote -des Neiges Road, formerly the armoury of the Royal Canadians Hussars, First aid treatment was given at the scene by Regimental Doctor Belfour, who accompanied the unit on the march.At the time of the accident the soldiers had come to a halt at the intersection.of the Girls\u2019 Hi-Y.Members were requested to sell popples on November 9th.Following the dinner.a barn gym.REV.EG.HINDS T0 PREACH ON ARMISTICE DAY Westmount Baptist Church Sermon Theme to be \u201cThe Cross of Peace\u201d On Sunday morning the West- mount Baptist Church Pulpit will be occupied by Rev.E.G.Hinds, Ph.D.This will be an Armistice Day Service, the theme of the sermon being, \u201cThe Cross of Peace.\u2018 At the evening service, Robert A, Speirs, M.A., of Lower Canada College, will he the speaker, the theme being, \u2018The Challenge of the Great Physician.\u201d The Westmount Baptist Young People\u2019s Union will attend this service in a body.Hundredth Anniversary Service in the Kingston | Baptist Church.Last Sunday evening a detach- i : i tivities, the Canon has been an idance conducted by Miss Eckle.honorary chapiain of the Royal jelub advisor, was given in the: A.F.and A.M.| Rev.J.A.Johnston Is partiel-| | pating in the The Week At Victoria Hall LILI SIVIIL LS IIS IS EULIIIIS IS L IIS SIN I ISSS VI VIII III SI SI VS ISSU IIS IIS IS SSL LS FSI SSII SAIS AMV III VIII ISIN US Saturday-Royal Bank Employees\u2019 dance, Monday-\u2014Hadassah Organization, ment of men from the Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Re- BY DR serve attended the service, un- ° ° der the command of Lieut.Eric Riordon.Following the church service, the men were entertained in the lower Assembly Hall, refreshments being served, RCNVR ATTENDS SERVICE HERE Divine service Sunday night at Westmount Baptist Church was tended by a detachment of 40 men of the Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve under Lieut Eric Riordin.The men were guests of the Baptist Young People\u2019s Union at a social hour following the service, Rev.J.A.Johnston, pastor, had as his sermon theme, \"Brave Men Who Face Perils of the Deep.\u201d A two-minute silent period was held during the service for those who Jost thelr lives in the bombh- ing of the Empress of Britain and the sinking of the H.M.C.S.Margaran, | McGill Principal Addresses Westmount High School Graduation Exercises F, Cyril James, principal of McGill University, pralsed highly the scholarastic eminence of Westmount High School when he addressed the 26th annual graduation exercises ol the school on Friday evening.Principal James pointed to the fact that the school had been succesful In obtaining three out of the five university scholarships this year offered hy McGill and open to public and private schools all over the Dominion, In presenting the prinel- pal's report H.H.Parker stated that 80 per cent of the pupils writing the final examinations as ant down by the Board of Education succeeded in passing.Dr.James told the students that the picture often puinted to them of thelr responsibilities in the future might leave the 1m- presion that there 8 a pretty tough road ahead.But that, he sald, was In his opinion the wrong way to look at it, Actually it Is more an oportunity than a 7 responsibility, and one that is al- | most greater than any ever offer- ,ed previous generations, he de- !clared.There 18 nothing In the record \"of this generation, he said, to suggest that it lacks any of the fin- \"est qualities of any that preced- led 3t.\u2014\"Yonth today 8 dolng a {job not hecaure it has to hut he- taken a decls- Fifth Light Anti-Alrcraft Battalion, ton.\u201d Tomorrow\u2014Westmount Women's Club, bridge; Westmount Cons: \u2018Even In the rase of our own clave True Kindred, tatudents,\u201d he continued, \u2018and | they have not yet heen called up- w t Lod lon to take an uctive part In the estmount Lodge, | struggle, there is, and | have seen tit, a magnificient response, a bridge; Tuesday\u2014Notre Dame de Grace Women's Cluh, board meeting; | splendid esprit de corps.\u2019 Shaar Zion Sisterhood, bazaar; Dickens\u2019 Fellowship, annual bridge; | Connaught Lodge.Wednesday\u2014Regular weekly luncheon meeting of the West.mount Rotary Club; Victorian Order of Nurses; Prince Albert Coun-: Westmount Chapter Order of the Eastern Star; cils Women's Red Cross Branch.Next Thursday\u2014 Manchester Unity, I.0.©, F.; Stearn\u2019s Lodge, A.F.and A.M, -0eracy\u2014the democratic way of + Westmount Norse countries, of the Czechs, wrote of the liberty of the French ingy Stamps, the stamps yet today all of these ! (Continued on Page 2) ' | Today\u2014Westmount Women\u2019s Club, bridge; Westmount Stamp cause it has apralsed human val- Club; Victoria Sunshine Society, bridge; St.David Soclety, concert; les and now has D ON SUN » + RMR SERVICE AT MEMORIAL DAY HERE WILL BF CONDUCTED BY REV.HAROLD S.LAWS Thousands of Residents Will Attend Annual Event\u2014 Wreaths Will Be Placed at Foot of Monument \u2014Royal Montreal Regiment to Parade\u2014Veterans and Legion of Fronliersmen to Take Part in Ceremony The annual commemorative service of the Royal Montreal Regl= mont, in conjunction with elvil nuthorities, will take place at the Westmount War Memorial on Sunday afternvon at 2.30 o'clock when thousands of residents will pay tribute to those who fell in the last Great War, Tho service will be conducted by the Reverend lianrold S.Laws, V.D., chaplain of the R.M.R, The hymuas \"Abide By Me\u2019, and \"Roc of Ages,\u201d will bo sung and during the latter wreaths will be placed at the foot of tho monument by numerous organizations, At the memorial the battalion will be drawn up in front of the REV.LINDSAY 5 NAMED NEW CHURCH RECTOR Succeeds Rev.H.M.Little As Pastor of Church of the Advent Birhop Carlisle appointed Rov- arend Sydenham Lindsay, who has boon assistant at the Church of the Advent, as the rector of the Parish on Sunday.Reverend H.M.Little, who was rector of the parish for over 30 years and had a wide following here, wus superannuated on Sept, 1.A.|.Windsor.the people's warden, announced the appointment at the morning service, reading a letter from Bishop Carlisle.Great satisfaction at the appointment was expressed by the congregation, The new rector was educated at St.John the Evangeollst Schoul and graduated from Mc- Gil! University taking his theological course at Lichficld College, Kngland.He was ordained to the priesthood by Bishop Farthing 1n 1910.His first charge was doing suburban mission work.Then he became assistant al St.John the Evangelist, later being incumbent at Valleyfield and at Ahuntsic.Ile was named rector of Ht.Simon's Church, St.Henry, and four years ugo join- ad the Church of the Advent as assistant to Mr, Little.CARS DAMAGED IN COLLISION SHght damage wos caused hoth vehicles when an automobile driven by John l.egassick, of 3789 Hampton avenue, and one operated hy Mra.Donald A.Mac- Innes, of 491 Mount Pleasant avenue, collided opposite the latter's home at 12.30 pm.on Thursday.Legassaick told police that as he | was proceeding south on Mount! Pleasant, the car driven by Mrs.MacInnes suddenly pulled out from the curb, City Hall and No.14 Brunch of the Canadian Jegion will form the Guard of Honor on Cote St.Antoine Round, The Leglon of lrontiorsmen will form up beside the veterans.\u2018The Wosimouut Polico and Fire Department will form tho guard at the Memorial, Flag ceremonies will bo under the direction of Deputy Chiet Burris, Tho R,M.1R.wil march to the cenotaph from the armory along tho folowing route: last on St, Cathorine to Redfern; north on Redfern to Sherbrooke when the band and the veterans, with the Frontiersmen falling fn behind, will proceed cast on Sherbrooke street Lo Clarke, then west on Cote St.Antoine rond to the monument.At Sherbrooke and Redfern the regiment will go directly across Sherbrooke and form in front of the City Hall.The veterans guard will be Inspected by Brig.-Gen, 1.de B.Panet, C.M.G., D.O.C., M.D.4.AL the conclusion of the service the military units will proceed east on Sherbrooke (0 Cole Ht.Anloine, then west on Cote St.Antoine, passing the reviewing stand ut Stanton avenue whero the salute will be taken by Urig.-Gen.Panet and Mayor\u2019 Walter A.Merrill, K.C.It will then proceed west on Cote St.Antoine to Motealfe, south on: Metcalfe tu St.Catherine und hes west to the armoury.Police arrangements are under: the direcllon of Chle£ Gough.a Te RMR.will be under the command of Lt.-Col.J.EB.Meh Kenna, M.C.\u2018The parade will: commence at the armory with the regiment gathering at 1.106.Following the Regimental pur~ ade the officer commanding and the officers of tho second battal- fon ILM.R.will entertain at the officer's mess, Tea wlll be poured by Mrs.G, V.Whitehead, Mrs.C, B, Price, Mrs.H.C.Brewer, Mrs, W.Bonner.On Monday the annual Remembrance Day dinner of the R.M.R.will he held at the Officer's Mess at 7.30 for active and reserve.of- ticers.The band will be present.Smoker Is Held By No.3 Company A smoking party, the first soclal event staged since the Battalion returned from camp, was held by the No, 3 Company, 2nd Battallon, of the Royal Montreal Regiment (M.G.) in the armoury on Saturday.Among those present wera Lleut.-Col, J.E, Me- Kenna, M.C., officer commanding and Captain L.R.Batchelor, quartermaster.w \u201cCitizens\u2019 Night\u201d Meeting .Will Be Held On Nov.22nd A Citizens\u2019 Night\" meeting of the Business Association of West- mount, featuring an excellent program of entertainment and door prizes, will he held fn Victoria Hall on Friday evening, Nov.22, it was announced by the executive committee yesterday.People have come to take dem-! .life\u2014to much for granted, he suid! (he association to stimulate the land writers told of the accomp-|eale of War lishments and the future of the! Westmount, and there will be an countries\u2019 retalned by the purchaser.Chil- Thz meeting will mark the opening of a drive by members of Saving Stamps in \u201centrance fee of two War Sav- to be dren wil be admitted with pur- chase of one stamp, A large portion of the program of entertainment is to be provide ed by the pupils of the Betty Speirs School of Dancing.Apart from a lengthy list of valuable door prizes donated by merchants meinbers there will also be an auction of prizes, In order to encourage the sale of War Savings Stamps members ot the association will have them for sale in order to save residents the trouble of going to a bank or nost ffice, The assoclution i8 confident that this move will greatly increase their sale here.A Zed Site eRe CE ae 1 ti £ .& 3 LEAR 2 ve eee TES SRE it | py PAGE TWO The Westmount Examiner Publishes Every Thursday Berving the City of Westmount Garden Buburb of Canada's Metropolis, THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 219) Hampton Ave.Walnut 2773% \u2018\u2019The Examiner\u2019 aims to be an independent, clean newspaper fur the home, devoted to public service.WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1940 POPPY DAY\u201d Saturday is \u2018poppy day,\u201d set aside each year for the sale of poppies in commemoration of those who sleep among the poppies of Flanders Fields.The sale is undertaken by the Canadian legion and proceeds all go to disabled veterans of the last war, The public is urged not to forget the boys who fought With so many appeals being made in connection with our present struggle, the veterans of 1914-1918 are liable to be forgotten.But their need is still as great as in the past, and they are in large measure the last war.dependent upon the pupils.As mount is concerned, we know that this district will again \u2018come through.\u201d THE COMMON MAN'S WIN Mr.Roosevelt has won another emphatic mandate from the American people to carry on with his New Deal policies unlimited aid to Britain in the prosecution of the war.There was never any the outcome, although the advertising campaign conducted by the Republicans which apparently won the support of nearly every newspaper and magazine of ave a false impression of a .O.P.All the smoke raised by the heat of battle confused many observers, although at this distance, in Canada, we had a clearer view of the issues and Canadians generally \u2018predicted a substantial Roosevelt victory.In last week's issue of The Monitor, we called for Mr.Roosevelt to win on far as West- at home, and real doubt of consequence, swing to the pleted job.the usually jewels the following parts.on regarded FLYING FORTRESS Everyone knows what little boys are made of-\u2014\"snips and snails and puppy dogs\u2019 tail\" \u2014but the ingredients of an aeroplane are even more varied and incongruous.Business Week, of New York, reveals a list of the seventy basic raw materials, parts and accessories that go into the Flying Fortresses, those American super-bombers, which may be cruising over Germany before long.The list begins at abrasives and ends at zinc, and all the way through the alphabet are such ingredients as casein, fish oil, lampblack, molybdenum, peanut oil, sponges, tin, twine and wool, It was no idle curiosity which prompted Business Week to find out what big bombers are made of.Though the Flying Fortresses are manufactured in the Boeing plant at Seattle, Washington, every one of the 48 states contributes some material to the com- flying instruments, grounds: \u2018If political values are weighed by the American people as Canadians weigh them, Mr.Roosevelt will win by a colossal majority.The state of the world being what it is, and Mr.Roosevelt being what he is, it is difficult to concede Mr.Willkie any chance whatever.\u201d The entire history of Anglo- Saxon nations has been a history of the rise of the common man.Mr, Roosevelt is the champion of the common man, and it was inconceivable that the common man would turn him down, even in the face of the terrific high pressure salesmanship conducted by his opponents.Incidentally, the result emphasizes the fact that good-will cannot be bought.In Canada, the Democratic victory will be doubly hailed, for a Republican win would have abrogated the trade treaties and prejudiced the \u2018good neighbour\u2019 relations now existing between the nations of the British Commonwealth and the United States at a time when friendship is vitally necessary, Arizona, a state with comparatively little industrial development, supplies silver, copper, molybdenum, vanadium, and garnets for lowa, as a purely agricultural area, provides lead, zinc, starch, oil and steel THE WESTMOU WOMEN'S LEAGUE TO HOLD FASHION SHOW The Westmount Sub-division ot the Catholic Women's Leugue will hold its annual fashion show | in St, Leo's School hall on Saturday afternoon, A partial list of ael Hackett, Mrs.Henry Drury, Mrs.J.Quiou, Mrs.Wm.Van Horne, Mrs.V.Heney, Mrs.J.Asselin, Miss Lolita Gravel, Mrs.N, Thomas, Mrs.J.Stormont, Mrs.| H, Shoobridge, Mrs.J, C.Kelly, Mrs.B.T.Reynolds, Mrs.David Walsh, Miss Nell Fogarty, Miss J.Fitzsimmons, Mrs.J.C, B.Walsh, Mis Nell Fogerty, Miss Lena Fogarty, Mrs.M.Fennell, Mrs.R.H.Bryan, Mrs J.Bugler, Mrs, C.Bernier, Mrs.F.L.Bro- phy, Mrs.E.O'Brien, Mrs, R.Klliott, Mrs.A.J.Laplante.Mrs.F.H, Foster, Mrs.James Rogers, Mrs.¥.F.Langan, Miss Stella Langan, Mrs.D.K.Donnelly, Mrs.J, T.Kelly, Mrs.Maurice Janin, Mrs.B.A.Conroy, Mrs, D.J.Byrne, Mrs.J.J.O'Brien, Mrs.R.Jackson, Mrs.R.Pearce, Miss D.Costigan, Miss Isahel Finlay, Mrs, H.C.Busslere, Miss 8, Coo- nan Miss P.Coonan, Mra, J.K.Me Kenna, Mrs.W.J.Hushlon, Miss H.Nightingale, Miss P, Drohan, Miss M.Stepan, Mrs.W.P.Krau- smann, Miss D.Hinphy, Mrs.M.Dube, Miss T.Collins, Miss V, Flynn, Mré.D.Frances, Mrs.T.Clapperton Miss A.Chambers Mrs R.J.Shaughnessy, Miss Mary O' Brien, Miss A, McKneown, Miss P.Legault, Miss M.Wickham, Miss D.Dawn, Mrs.Mark Savage, Mrs.B.M.Winegar, Mrs.W.M.Weir, Mrs.W.K.McKeown, Mrs.C.S.Griffith, Mrs.C.C.Lindsay, Mrs.R.V.Warren, Mrs.O.Gagnier, Mrs, A.I.Peterson, Mrs.F.Callaghan, Mrs.J.Coltord, Mrs.8.Chard, Mrs.G.Condlel, Mrs.F.Consiglio, Mrs.C.J.Doherty, Mrs.R.C.Wingate, Mra.J.B.Dohan, Mrs, J.Drury, Mrs.P.Golden, words for 20 Aer te se monte py es en 0 3 The Westmount Examiner 35 CLASSIFIED \u2014\u2014 NT EXAMINER The Examiner's Hidden Titles Contest The Westmount Examiner's Hidden Titles Contest is run with the | kind co-operation of Mr.Godel, manager of the Westmount Theatre.Each subscribers includes: Mra.Mich.Week twelve passes are given to the six lucky winners who comply with the following requirements: \u2014 Simply find the two \u201cads.\u201d in t Examiner in which the names of the the Westmount Theatre during the .hidden.Submit all answers to The Conte 2191 Hampton Avenue, using the special coupon provided in each issue for the purpose.Contestants must be over 16 years of age.Residents of Westmount, only, are eligible.All answers must be in the office not later than Wednesday, and the names of the winners will be publishe A convenient coupon will be found elsewhere in the paper.The winners are drawn from among those who submit the correct answers, as, unfortunately, it would be impossible to give passes to every ons submitting the right answers.The winners of last week's contest are as follows and their passes will be received in Monday's mail: Miss Phyllis Cohen, S Douglas Ave.; Geoffrey Atkinsen, 441 Mount Pleasant Ave.; Mrs.H, Lewis, 4508 Benjamin, 4469 Sherbrooke West; Stanton Friedman, Sr., 625 Lansdowne Ave.; Miss Yvette Payant, 420 Cote he current issue of The Westmount two feature pictures being shown at first half of the coming week ars st Editor, The Westmount Examiner, d in Thursday's issue.St.Catherine West, Apt.1; Dora St.Antoine Road.The opinions expressed in this N N N NS N N N NI N NY NY N N N N N NS N NN N S N N N N N N rts N does not accept responsibility for N In an editorial In the Halifax heading \u2018Sheer Waste\u2019 it was stated: \u201cA Halifax magistrate expresses astonishment that in a crisis like this men are Using up their economic resources in buying \u201cThe liquor question, always becomes extremely grave in time of war.\u201cWhat is a moral and economic question in peacetime is one that goes to the very foundations of national efficiency in a country\u2019s war effort.\u201d Last year sales of liquor $173,000.000, + | WAInat 2773 ADS SITUATIONS WANTED BINGLE MAN wlll tend furnaces and shovel snow In exchange for room And board, L.A, 5720, 0-9 WORK WANTDD by competent ver- son with nursing experience, Housework of any kind, or caro of children.leep out, references.Phone Mrs.Allan, between 3-4 p.m, MA.9064 .0-18 APARTMENTS TO LET -BHERPROCKE ST.W., 5010 West- mount, \u201cPickwick Arms,\u201d § spacious ooms are Avallable in this modern Jreproof bullding with elevator ser- ice.Reasonable rental.Call Janitor.\u2018DB, 4734 or D.W, Ogllvie & Co.Inc.L St, Catherlne St.W.HA.8301.0-10 GARAGE TO LET JARAGE HEATED, sole occupancy, main entrance, corner Claremont & rene DE, 3717, 0-4 ATED PRIVATE garage to rent, Springfield avenue, Westmount.Phone WE, 6397, O-8 ROOM WANTED MUSIC TEACHER wants large unfurnished front room, privileges, private home, Westmount.Write particulars, 1210 Sussox Avenue, 0-1 SITTING ROOM and bedroom, preferably with bath for business woman in qulet household.Westmount, north of Western.Kitchen privileges.Bl.62680.0-8 FOR SALE LADY'S RACOON coat, size 16, Drop ékins, very good condition.Fi, 8412.0-5 VACUUM CLEANERS RENTED $1 .00, Monthly PARTS -\u2014 SERVICE Fllzroy 65533 0-14 RTHEREX \u2014 FOR SKIN AILMENTS \u2014 I8 SOLD in two strengths \u2014 Med- fum and Strong.Henls Ecsema, l'so- riasis, Xrythema, Impetigo, Itch, Bolls, Chaps, ete, while you work, 60c, $1.00, 32.00.Recommended and sold by all Druggists.0-15 SEAL COAT, sable trim, cheap.WE.88 0-16 Ÿ GORGEOUS RUG, never used, 310.| AXMINSTER RUG, 7 ¢ x ¥ 6°, = practically new, bargain.{ Handsome chesterfield suite, bargain, 850.Fine oak dining ret, modern bed- \u201croom, $66.; studio set.Scatter mats, hall runner, lamps, gateleg, bookcase, tables, secretary.Unusual opportunity.Fi, 1950.Colson, 1353 Greene, \\Vest- mount.0.17 FOUR POSTER double be , walnut, complete with =pring, saorif! ., $18, WA.3686, aft.r 7 p.m, U-840 MAN'S WINTER coat, ais: 33.Reasonable, El.9326.uU-320 i YOUTH'S wooden panelled bed, with sides, walnut.Phone WA.1649.: U-s6 à \u201cuw { MAN'S navy blue overcoat, 3%; wki pants, flannel shirt, windbreaker, All Also plano and baby bath.Good condition, WA.3038.u-0d QIRL'S figure skates and boots, white, size 5%; girl's winter coat, fur collar, size 12-13.EL.108.03 cheap.DE.5221, U-91 D ALNUT chifferobe, cost 8010.00, will »ell for $25.00, Telephone \u2018DA.8782.Evenings AT.718%.U-%0 TEEL double bed, waysagleas ring, felt mattress, good condi.on, DE.2075.U-s9 Y'S dreases and fur trimme goat, size 18, Genuine C.C.M.wagon.T.8408.U-87 RED RIVER cont, size 8% DK.He à * FOR SALE FOR SALE LADY'S black broadtall coat trimmed with pointed fox, size 16, Gad con- ditfon.Mornings or after 6 Ym.WL.2002, U-84 PIANO and bench, mahogany finish, fair condition.DB.7822 U-s0 ALMOST NEW muskrat coat, size 36, sacrifice.Phone WI, 9222, U-79 LADYE green winter coat, size 16, $2.60; blue hund-knitted ault, size 14, 32.60; black orope suit, sise 14, $1.50, BL.7464.U-78 ONTD BEKAUTIFUI, Boukhara ruk, 4 x 6; antique mahogany paarl {inlaid bookcase: Spanish mahogany decp oarved writing table; studio set, couch, two chairs, custom made, upholstered In brown velvet: Ttallan carvod chost; parlor sofa upholstered In old French tapestry, light gray with pink roses.WI, 8917.U-76 BOY'S winter overcont, 14-165, dark grey.$5.00.DIE, 8784.U-74 BABY'S PRAM, bassinette and mattress; scales, sleigh, go-cart.WI.8016.U-73 KLEEREX \u2014 FOR SKIN AILMENTS \u2014 is sold in two strengths \u2014 medium and strong.Erythema, Impetigo, Itch, Chaps, etc.whlle you work.$1.00, $2.00, Itecommended and by all Druggists, Heals Eorema, Psoriasis, Bolls, 50e, sold U-72 LARGH BLACKBOARD with bulletin board, complete, for child's room.$6.00; McClary gas stove, two black evening dresses, siz $3.00 each.DX, 0847, play- $6.00; e 36, U-7 FOR SALE TUXEDO, 2 vests, brocaded, size 40, pumps, size 11, no dealers.Phone for appointment.WA.4807.U-103 COAT and muff, beige broadtall squirrel trimmed, size 14.Sheepskin interlined, $20.00.EL.3305, U-106 BOEHM FLUTE, cost $100.00, will sell for $35.00, bargain.DE, $3032, U-107 STUDIO COUCH, quite new, cheap.Apply DE.3131, between noon and 6 p.m.Sunday excepted.U-T14 SINGER sewing machine, $15.00 up.3508.U-108 Machines also vented.Repairs guar- TENNIS BALLS, used, $2.00 per ænteed.Parts dellvered, Hughes.YO.dnzen, Mt.Royal Tennis Club, Grey 8603.U-108 Avenue.U-17 HUDHON SEAI, coat, size 18; & WINE colored coat, with gray lamb onracul coat, size 18: electric seal collar, size 16, cheap, DE.9505, U-233 cont, size 18, No dealers.WI.7457.BIRD with cage, guaranteed, good U-102 singer, $5.00 complete, 3406 Patricia LILFEBVRE'S home mado delicious avenue, Apt.U-332 doughnuts, 25c doren.DE.1803.We| CONSOLE SET, slik and chenille deliver.U-21 bedspreads, single and double, desk, STEINWAY upright piano, $75.00, red leather chair, radio, 5347 Du- also classical sheet music.1184 Moun- queite.U-230 tain Street, U-98 Crossword Puzzle 66 67 69 0 10 {li 12 13 16 19 68 a HORIZONTAL place ?11\u2014Dregs {Fluid rock Br\u2014Month, abbr.) 83\u2014Coln of small - Bird o omen value S\u2014fintree with atuff $(\u2014Division of book 25\u2014Visionary 10\u2014Quote 88\u2014Strip of pork 27\u2014Lost color 14\u2014FEponymous an- 82-\u2014-Form of bread 2S\u2014Ttest part cestor of Hebrews gi\u2014Boundars Severity, \u2014P \u2014 Fodder 31\u2014Sea eagle 15\u2014Troluberance of ¢6\u2014Jacob's brother $2\u2014Wanderer sku 16\u2014Opinion 17\u2014Confined by niok- 6i\u2014Hero of Babyl- onlan myth.34\u2014Stone fruit 33-\u2014-Recall to memory ness §8\u2014Burcnean capital 36\u2014Legal summons 18\u2014Spider's neat $9\u2014Small tumors 40\u2014 Wayfarer 19\u2014Thin strip of 70\u2014Choicer 41\u2014Sword wood 71\u2014Scotch: joke fi-busste + nai 20-Careful reading VERTICAL \u2014Style of chair 22-_Annoys 1-Bound es! +9-Have In posses.$i~ Lubricated 3\u2014French ecclesias- s\u2014Embodiment 37\u2014Rod s-\u2014Shift 53\u2014Place in row 80\u2014Gave back 4\u2014Wearisome Bi\u2014gans à 35-\u2014Slanting B-Musical ending 5\u2014Sprinkter 36-Part of \u2018to be\u201d 37-\u2014Varlable star 38\u2014Work In garden $\u2014Old womanish j\u2014Free 8\u2014Brilllant accom- 57\u2014Feminine na 8&\u2014Hernidie hound me 69-\u2014River in France found 39\u2014Shores piishment 60\u2014Spanish jar 42-\u2014Witty saylv 9\u2014Set in si\u2014Geqner, 43\u2014Short jac .10\u2014Tank for storing 84\u2014Disfigure 48-\u2014Hoarfrost 1\" Tater loved (Solution will be pr eerine Pa ove elsewhere In this M\u2014-Remains in same 1B\u2014Consumes issue) GIRL\u2019S green Whitney cloth coat, hat and muff $5.00 in good condition, 10- 13 years, Walnut tea wagon, two shelves, Fl.8358.U-227 TWO HAND knitted bouclé dresses, sire 18, cheap, WA, 4588, U-224 TOUTH'S winter overcoat, size 36.small carpet, Fl, 7283, U-222 RÉAUTIFUT, bluck velvet evening wrap, formal blue velvet dinner dress, very cheap, phone EI.9825, U-219 THREE caracul conts.belge, taupe, black, size 14-18%, reasnnable, Call after 3 p.m, DE, 4461, U-218 GENTLEMAN'S overcoat, steel Frey, fitted, new, great reduction, size UN, WA.3238.U-215 GENTLEMAN'S SUIT and overcoat, 40-43.No dealers, evenings, apartment 13, 5165 Sherbrooke West.U-212 TWO solid double brass beds, Waldorf box spring, Ostermoor mattress, large bureau, gentleman's dresser, washstand, and table, solld oak, no doal- ors, Kl.6556.Call between 6.7 p.m.U-211 BEIGE caracul coat, size 16, perfect condition, $5.00, Fl.0274, U-210 LADIES racoon coat, size 16, drop skins, very good condition, FI.3413, \\ U-209 MAN'S black camel-haïr coat, size 12, tall.Baby's fur carriage robe, Fl.4665, U-208 WANTED TO PURCHASE TWO CHILDREN'S red river coats, ages 5 and 7.F'gure skates and boots for ages 7 and 10.WI.7428.0-2 WANTED combination stove 30 | wide, 4 gas rings, gus oven, broller, hot water front.AT.3832, after 7 p.m.0-3 DRESSMAKING FIRST CLASS Dressmaker, reasonable.FI.3745, 0-3 CABINET MAKER FURNITURE repalred, remodelled Units and bullt In furniture to order.Reds cut.Furniture polished and refinished.Cane, rush and wicker renewed.We make anything of wood.Upholstering.Full range unpainted furniture in stock.Furniture Spe- claities, 1871 St.Catherine St, W.WI, 9860.0-12 \u201cHe Stayed For Breakfast\u201d CARTAGE AND STORAGE NOTRE DAME DE GRACE TRANSFER \u2014 Local and long distance mor- ers; Also storage, DE.8110.0-11 ROOFING TAR AND GRAVEL roofs, old tooïx repaired, galvanized iron gutters and down pipes made and repaired at lowest cost.HA.$063, 0-13 Mrs.P.M, : Meara, Mrs.F.H.Phelan, Mrs.A, West Hill Singers At Calvary Church Education Sunday will be celebrated next Sunday in Calvary United.Church, Two outstanding speakers will preach and there will be special music at the services both morning and evening.At the morning service the preacher will be Dr.Gregory Viastos of Queen's University.There will be musical items rendered by the Choir of West Hill High School and the combined High Schools Orchestra.At the evening service the preacher will be Dr.G.F.Me- Nally, LL.D., Deputy Minister of Education for Alberta.The music at this service will be rendered by the Montreal Women Teachers\u2019 Choir and the combined High Schools Band.On Tuesday from 2 to 4.30 p.m, the Red Cross Group will meet and thé Junior Branch will meet at 7.30 p.m.There is an urgent need for more workers and all members and friends are asked to attend if at all possible.Wednesday at 8.15 p.m.the Women's Missionary Society will hold its monthly meeting.The Mission Circle will be in charge of the program, The Annual Bazaar will be held in the Church Hall on Thursday and Friday, November 21st and 22nd.GRANTED BONUS Because of rising living costs, railway workers in Eire have been granted a bonus.Mrs.W.J.Keating, Mrs.M.A.Phelan, Miss Mary Phelan, Mrs.C.H.Short, Mrs.E.P.Lennon, Mrs.R.G.Hishon, Miss L.Cox.Mrs.L.Denis, Miss E, Flanagau, Mrs.À.R.Manning, Mrs.G.A.Meagher, Mra L.Reynolds, Mrs.R.L.Hale, Mrs.M.B.Bronstet- ter, Mra.T.J.McHaffrey, Mrs, H.C.Grout, Mrs, W, H.McCloskey, Mrs.John Quinlan, Mrs.J, Steve ens, Mrs.T.F.Butler, Mrs.W.C.Adams, Mrs.H.S, Bourke, Mrs.J.P, Boyld, Mrs.J.A.Bissett, Mrs.J.Brennan, Mrs.Fitz-James Browne, Mrs.R.Birch, Mrs, C.Brown, Mrs.M.Burke, Mrs.À.À.Boire, Mrs.A.Pichet, Mrs, V.G.Byrne, Miss M.Ramsay, Mrs.C.W.Hemming, Miss M.Henery, Mis P.Hemming, Mrs.J.O'Brien, O'Nelll, Mrs.B.O' A.Pare, Mra.A.Phelan, Mrs.A, Pollock, Mrs D.Provost, Mrs, J.Mulcair, Mrs.M.Milloy, Mrs.R.C Manson, Mrs.J.McCarthy, Mrs.J.W.McAnally, Miss M.McAnal- ly, Mrs.J.Lane, Mrs.A.J.Me Dougald.Miss M.McCall, Mrs, A, A.MacPherson, Mrs.F.McMahon, Mrs.M.MeGarrigle, Mrs.H, P.Nightingale, Mrs.B.C.Nowlan, | Mrs.F.E.O'Shea, Mrs.P.Seers, | Mrs.P.Meehan, Mrs.H, E.Mc] Keen, Mrs.F.Payette, Mrs, J.W.Mulligan, Mrg D.J.Munro, Mrs.R.Macaulay.Mrs.J.Orr, Miss K, | Murray, Mrs.R.Meagher.Mrs.G.| Walker, Mrs.D.Mundy.Mrs.R.; Walsh.Mrs, H.Cullen, Mrs.T.J.: Donnelly, Miss Sarah Tansey.Miss H.McCauley, Mrs.L.Hicks, ! Miss I.Scully.Mrs.J.Stanford, Mrs.E.Taylor, Mrs.W.Sherry.! Mrs.W.P.Reddy, Mrs.C.deWolf Reid, Mrs.R.Rolland and Miss Mary Leonard.BY LAR Ld Rd 2 2 dl Pd ld ld LE PZ PPAR 7007 7777 7777 THE FORUM Conducted by HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.,D.C.L.In Which Subjects of General Interest Are Discussed not necessarily those of this mewspaper and it I i dA 2 2 a 2 277727 P07 \u2018mental and we S N N N N N N N N N N N N Forum are them.N R N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N S Herald of recent date under the tiquor, a serious one in times of peace, in Canada amounted to over It is encouraging to note that more attention is being given to low cost housing.Where one family can build a $5000 house, twenty or more can build one that costs from $2000 to $3000 and it has been demonstrated that if 100 such houses (with half an acre of land) built of cement blocks poured on the site, can be built tor $1200 to $1500.Current real estate columns in Canada and the U.S.A.show a marked increase in the sale of sma farmsteads, rural home sites, plots for vacation cottages and land for retirement homesteads.The trend is credited to the fact that people are beginning to realize that land ownership is the one certain security in the face of increasing National debt and possible inflation.\u201cI never knew a man living in a home of his own with rambler roses growing on the porch and a garden behind the house who was interested in overthrowing the government of the people.'-\u2014Gov- ernor George D.Alken of Vermont, author of \u2018Pioneering with Wildflowers\u201d and owner of Aiken Nurseries in Putney, the largest of its kind in New England and the best known wild flower project in the U.S.A.One-third of the Indians in Canada are engaged in classified occupations, 15,000 are smployed fn fishing, hunting and trapping, 10,000 are in agriculture, 1,200 in lumbering and 1,800 in manufacturing.Many are in the following trades: carpenters, blacksmiths, machinists, plumbers, masons, mail-carriers, bakers, printers, police officers and soldiers.Quite a number are in the Civil Service.Almost every occupation in Canada has an Indian on Îts payroll, from locomotive engineer to librarian.Bronson Alcott had, according to Van Wyck Brooks, a profound influence upon Emerson.Thoreau found him \u2018the best-natured man,\u201d so kind that *\u2018the cats and mice made their nests in him.\u201d \u201cThe church at her best is aware that changes must be made and within limits she is open to suggestion as to what those changes should be, but she Is not ready for the day which is now upon us.Our disease is funda- are trying to heal the hurt of our people slight- 1y.\u2019\u2014Dr, D.P.McGeachy, Pirst Presbyterian Church, Decatur, fashionable subject of Atlanta, Ga.New \u2018crash boat\u201d the first of its kind built in Nova Scotia for the R.C.A.F.is ready for service.It is 8S feet long and is built: of mahogany and elm.It is a gpeedy craft to rescue airmen forced down on the sea.He was the efficient chairman of the milk committee of one of our service clubs and an eloquent plea as to the necessity of carrying on the work with undiminished vigor.He closed as follows: \u201cWhat the children of this city need is an abundant supply of good fresh milk \u2014 and it's up to us to go out and grab che \u2018Jacobs Biscuits Are Arriving Regularly Jacobs old country made bis cuits are now arriving regularly from overseas and are available 1 t most grocery stores throughout the city.Jacobs biscuits have been well known throughout this city for their excellence of quality for many years.This firm is the maker of tasty biscuits for all occasions.DR.VLASIOS, DR, G.MENALLY 10 SPEAK HERE {Education Sunday Will be Celebrated in Calvary United Church Calvary United Church, will be the scene of the opening celebrations of Education Week on Sunday when two outstanding educationists will address the morning and evening meetings, Opening Education Week here, Dr.Gregory Vlastos of Queens University will give the address at the morning service of Calvary Church, while Dr.G.Fred Me- MeNally, Deputy Minister of Education in the Province of Alberta, will deal with the Education Week theme, \u201cBducation for Democracy in War and Peace\u2019 at the evening service.The special music and orchestral numbers will be under the direction of Mr.Irvin Cooper, Supervisor of music in Montreal Protestant schools.Education Week, which extends from November 10 to 16, will he observed at this time in every province in Canada.This is the one time of the year when schools, school districts, teachers, and pupils, from the Atlantic to the Pacific, unite In a worthy effort to display before the public the cause of education and its constant need of change and growth in a young country.Everywhere, In large cities and In small rural communities, school authorities and teachers and pupils will be inviting the public to special lectures, exhibitions of work, demonstration lessons, and school entertainments in order to inform the taxpayers of the work that is being done for and by the youth of Canada, and to solicit their support of the changes and improvements that must still be effected.Apart from the various Educa- \u2018tion Week activities of Montreal schools, a special feature will be the series of lectures to be given by Dr.Fred McNally under the auspices of the Provincial Association of Protestant Teachers.Dr.McNally will give two ad- dreses in Montreal, the first at the Sunday evening service at Calvary United Church, and the second al a mass meeting of teachers to be held in the Mont- rel High Schoo] on Tuesday evening, November 12th, Cleveland I.Fraser, president of the Association, and Douglas E.Pope, Principal of Bancroft School \u2014 both residents of Notre Dame de Grace\u2014are in charge of the arrangements.Dr.McNally will also give addresses in Quebec, igan Falls, Ormstown, and Hunt- ingdon.In all of these he will explain Alberta's successful experiments with a new type of classroom teaching known as the Enterprise Program, and he will also describe tha advantages to be galned through consolidating rural sehools and school districts under the scheme of larger units of administration now being urged by the Protestant Education Committee in Quebec.Players\u2019 Group Preparing Comedy The Players\u2019 Group of Shaar Hashomayim will present as its first production ot the season \u201cWhat A Life,\u201d a comedy in three acts by Clifford Goldsmith, to be presented on the evenings of December 14 and 15.The play was originally produced by George Abbott and was immediately welcomed as an outstanding comedy hit.It ran on Broadway for well over a year and won marked sue- cess on the road.later being produced in Hollywood as a moving Picture, The play 13 under the direction of John Msllor, whose work with the group last year received such well-deserved praise.The cast includes the following: Judith Cohen.Beth Tannenbaum, Janice Fischel, Mavis Kussner, Pat Pearson, Dorothy Cohen.Marguerite Kirsch, Buddy Hailperin, Morton Schleifer, Ralph Messinger, Marvin Feldman, Jack Goodson, Raymond Miller, George Gilbert and Bernard Blumer.\u2014_\u2014 Japan has a shortage of ships Sherbrooke, Valleyfield, Shawin-! THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1949 High Standard .(Continued from Page 1) and many others are \u201ctemporarily overwhelmed by the military flood.\u2019 He saw in the response ot youth to the present chalenge en awakening he said, to the fact that democracy 1s not to be taken for granted but depends on the individual, an awakening to the fact that government {is mot \u2018someone else's business.\u201d The miliary victory to be won is but the first step in a view order, he said, and a new order that wil not create itself, \u201cyoy will all have to do the work of reconstruction,\u201d he said, \u201cand in a situation more serious, I believe than that of 1920-1828, but I believe you realize that fact.\u2019 Finally, he urged, learn to separate falsehood from fact, truth from opinion, and in the role that Canada seems destineq to play not only will the military victor ycome but à world closer to our Ideals than men have yet known.\u201d Others who spoke briefly were Mayor Walter Merrill, K.C., who urged the graduates and pupils to learn to speak the French language as weel as to learn to write it, and Hugh M.Scott who read a brief report of the school cadet corps.The school choir sang several selections.Rev.F.S.Morley delivered the opening prayer, The chairman was W.A.Eden, chalrman of the Board of School Commisioners of the City of West- mount, CANON WARNER 10 PREACH AT TRINITY CHURCH Canon Quintin Warner, Rector of Cronyn Memorial Church and Canon of St.Paul's Cathedral, London, Ont., will preach at the first service of Trinity Parish Centennial week on Sunday morning, November 24 which service will be dedicated to the memory of tbe late Archdeacon John M.Almond, rector of Trinity Parisb for thirty-five years from 1904 to 1939.The selection of Canon Warner for this honor is very suitable fc - he held the office of curate at Trinity Church for five years from 1912 to 1917 under Archdeacon Almond and carried on \u2018he work of the church while the late Rector was overseas.He was formerly curate at St.Alban\u2019's 8] Fh} peu 4903 Sherbrooke StW WA.3636 composition on \u201cThe Heart of the Empire,\u2019 won by James Brown, Send Flowers _- JOHN CORNF > UN pat x Se ROSES - most beautifu CHRYSANTHEMUMS - Ge WEDDING BOUQUETS CHEER HER UP! They Are Colorful And Cost so Little At Your Favorite Florist 5518 MONKLAND AVE, i WA.2747 Hollywood Florist - 5036 Sherbrooke W.FUNERAL DESIGNS FROM QUALITY FLOWERS 5 STORES TO SERVE YOU IELD bres: i eee doz.84c up sans Lge.Bunch 69c CORSAGES 35e up - WA, 3122 $2.00 up I - long stems All Colours $2.50 - JACOB'S BISCUITS Famous the World Over ap The deal Biscuits for the Bridge Party, Reception, Afternoon Tea, Etc. ¢ JACOB'S BUTTER PUFFS salmon, jam or preserve, etc.Just split and fill with cheese, in oven for two minutes and serve.JACOB'S CREAM CRACKERS (Something Supreme in their wonderful Lightness, Flakiness & Flavor FRESH STOCKS ARRIVING REGULARLY FROM OVERSEAS AND NOW AVAILABLE AT ALL GOOD GROCERS D.CRACOWER CO.SA A -\u2014 rm Heat They're simply delicious.Different) LES REP.\u2014MONTREAL Entertainment Program | Jean Dickenson \u201cSong Bird of | the Air Waves,\" presented a fine | program for the boys of the Vic- - the | Shirley i Elkin, pupil of Hilda Galt | well received in dance numbers.| She was accompanied at the piano | | VICTORY SURE ALD.W.B.SCOTT TELLS GROUP We are confident both as to! BE ec.eam ae ees | or near Montreal, the second local opened this week.units in England and Iceland.Dedicated to the service of members of His M ajesty\u2019s Canadian unit of the Knights of Columbus Canadian Army Huts was formally opened in Canada, in addition to His Excellency the Most Rev.Joseph Charbonneau, Archbishop of Montreal, On his left is Rev.Canon Lawrence district deputy, Knights of Col- MeManamy, Grand Knight It is the twenty-seventh such establishment to be is here shown in the act of formally blessing and ded icating the Hut.Whelan, chancellor of the archdiocese.umbus, and chairman of the Montreal of Montteal Council No.284, Knights of Columbus.On his right are Dr.J.K.Carver, | Army Huts Committee; and Emmet J.Active Service Forces stationed in REMEMBRANCE DAY PROGRAM WILL BE HELD Temple Boy Scouts and Cub Troops Will Participate in Special Ceremony The Sunday morning section of the Temple Emanu-El Religious .1School will hold a \u2018\u2018Remembrance Day Program\u2019 Sunday morning, at 12:00 noon.Participating in the program will be the Temple Boy Scout and Cub Troops.Hebrew Instruction is now given in all classes in the Religious School commencing with the second grade, both on Saturday and Sunday.In addition, midweek Hebrew classes are held on Monday and Wednesday afternoons, The school library is now open on Saturday and Sunday morning with Miss Edith Jacobson and Miss Norma Carrick in attendance.The School Dramatic Group has been organized with the following members: Lois Astrof, Eric Miller, Deena Cohen, Ruth Carrick, Betty Gittes, Mark Stern, Lawrence Tarshis, Frank Liebman, Liesel Becker, Lillian Kostoris, Cyril Lewis, Marvin Levine, Miss Norma Carrick is the asistant to Miss Francis Katz, B.Sc., directress.Tuesday, November 12th at 2:30 in the Temple Community House, Mrs.Sophia Lauterbach, A.D.P., will address an open meeting of Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood on the subject \u2018\u2018Human Relationships and the Present Crisis.\u201d Regular sessions of the confirmation class are held every Saturday following Divine Services.\u2018| Ofticers elected for this year are as follows: President, Harmon Liebman; Secretary, Marilyn Mailman; Treasurer, Edward Marx.Last Monday evening, the Adult Education Program was formally opened with an address by Rabbl Maurice L.Perlzwelg, outstanding Liberal religious leader of London, England.The musical program was rendered by Mr.Berpard Figler, member of the Temple Choir.The School! for Emigres meets every Monday evening at 8:15- 9:15, with the following instrue- tors\u2014 Miss Bertha Meyer, M.A, Mr.Harold Neumann, LL.B.B.C.L.Mrs.J.D.Feldtman, B.A., Mr.Jul Heim.Speirs Pupils Busy Entertaining Service Men | The entertaining activities of the Betty Speirs School soloiats past week.On Thursday evening at the St.George's Club dance for the Royal Air Force.Peter Miller and Joan Layton demonstrated the Conga to an enthus- fastic gathering.and had to repeat later In the evening.Previous to this entertainment Miss Layton and Mr.Miller had appeared in song and dance at the ! ne has given it a new birth.\u201cHe \"has brought about.I hope.per- | manent understanding and co-op- | eration between the British Empire and the United States in maintaining world order and preserving the standards of internat- fonal decency.\u201d were again to the fore during the \"Blackboard Not All That Is Cleaned Next thing we know those women will be taking in washing! It's all for the good of the cause though.Miss Dorothy Ross, teacher of history at the Montreal High School seems to be proving that a woman's place is not in the home.With the assistance of others she has raised about $100 towards the \u2018\u2019apitfire\u201d* fund started in Montreal to which all \u201cDorothies\u201d in Can ada have been invited to contribute in order to purchase a plane for Britain, Miss Ross and her cohorts are raising the money in no other way than simonizing cars.If the girls keep on at that rate no doubt garage Owncrs will have to get up a petition to prevent them from cutting in on their business.BOYS BRIGADE WILL ENROLL NEW MEMBERS Annual Service To Take Place in Melville Church On November 17 The annual Enrolment of the First Company of the Boys Brigade wili take place in Melville Church on Sunday, November 17.on which occasion all new recruits will be officially accepted {nto the membership of the Company and the older boys re-enroled, following which each boy will receive his new card of membership.Membership button-hole badges will also be awarded to new members who have completed the necessary requirements.A Team of Boys from the Company will assist in the sale of Poppies this coming Saturday, they will he chosen Friday night, and will be in charge of gt.Rob- ert Morrow and Corp.Leonard Gough, The company extends a welcome to Pte.Bushy of the Black Watch, who has kindly consented to instruct the band In the absence of Mr.King.Pte.Bushy has ben leading drummer of the and Verdun Company during the past three years as well as hav- Ing first epent much of his time as bugler.The monthly squad medal went to 1st Squad, under the command of Sergeant Robert Morrow, which was two points higher than the band squad, All squads were closely tied during the month with the band leading.However the last week's inspection changed the lead to the first squad.There i is keen competition for the Walter Goodale Memorial Trophy and a close record is being kept each week of those still eligible.While the weather is still =uit- able.lanyard tests will be taken ternoons.Pte, Stanley Williams is the first boy this season to pass the requirements and will be awarded his lanyard on Fri Hallowe'en party at the Blind In- \"stitute.On Saturday evening an- \u2018other program was provided the \u2018soldiers at the Westmount Y.M.| C.A.under the sponsorship of the ; Westmount Women's Club, where | Naney Telfer, Peggy Gooper, and Peter Miller received a warm welcome, ' by the Captain on Saturday af-| FINAL TRIBUTE PAID TO LATE JOHN HODGSON Funeral Service Held Tuesday in Erskine and American Church for Prominent Resident The funeral service for John Cassils Hodgson, of 460 Lans- downe avenue, was held \u2018Tuesday afternoon in the Erskine and American Church.Mr.Hodgson, a prominent Montreal business man, dled suddenly at his resl- dence on Saturday in his 84th year.Born in Montreal on November 22, 1856, Mr.Hodgson had spent all his life in this area and was undoubtedly ona of the best loved residents of the city.Up to the day of his passing he had | pursued the regular course of his life.He possessed to an outstanding degree the ability to make and keep friends and was popularly known to his many acquaintances as \u201cJack.\u201d On completion of his scholastic education Mr, Hodgson entered the hardware firm of Pillow, Hersey and Co.He later established the firm of Abbott and Hodgson, manufacturers of spikes, nails and horseshoes.He subsequently, formed the firm of Hodgson Iron and Tube Co.in partnership with his brother, J.C.Hodgson, in which business he remained until it was absorbed by the Steel Company of Canada, Since then he had confined his business interests to the Consoll- dated Mining and Smelting Company and the Canadian Tube and Steel Products, being a director of both.Like his brothers Mr.Hodgson engaged in athletic sports in his youth, becoming a life member of the M.A.A.A., also a member of the Royal Montreal Golf Club and the Canadian Club of Montreal.Mr.Hodgson's wife, a daughter of the late Hon, Thomas White, died on January 9, 1931.He is survived by three Bons, Cassils V.Hodgson of Vancouver, Bruce J.and Thomas W.Hodg- son of Montreal; by thirteen grandchildren and eight great- grandchildren; and by three brothers, C.J.Hodgson, W.C.Hodgson and A.R.Hodgson.He was the second son of the late Jonathan Hodgson, for many years prominent in mercantile sale firm of Hodgson, Summer jand Co.day evening.Had the weather have been added to the list of presentations.The following boys have been chosen as orderiies for the N.C.the supervision of Sgt.church, charge of the ging song.| The Lite Boys, lof ership of Herbert Wilson, have heen growing steadily and will he enrolled new, Mrs.A.The boys sre rap-!Hanson, Mrs.A.T.Coleman, Mrs, uniform and W.M.Stork Mrs.A.F.Farvis.once completed, the team will be\u2019 Mrs.Alex Miine, Mrs, K» Doher- public appearance.ty, Mrs Chester Martin, Mrs, (Chas Special one year's service stripes Shearer, as well as other awards will be Mrs.O.E.Armstrong, very shortiy.:idly getting into ready for a presented at that time.| T0 AID + | } | WESTMOUNT WOMEN'S FIVE DAY BRIDGE XMAS FUND Subscribers to the Westmount Women's Club five days Charity bridge now being held in Victoria hall includes; Mrs.T.de G.Stewart, Mrs.Douglas Angus, Mrs.Geo.Inglis, Mrs.Fred Cope, Mrs, R.Ruickbie, Mrs.Ken Jamieson, Mrs.S.V.Hargreaves, Mrs, A.C.Galbraith, Mrs.Adam MeBride.Mrs.A.McKinnon, Mrs.M.C.Simpson, Mrs.L .L Rooke, Mra.T.H.Cosford, Mrs.R.A.May, Mrs, C.Fyon, Mrs, B.L.Emslie, Mrs W.J.Tawse, Mrs.J.L.Smith, Mrs.L.C.Roy, Mrs.Norman MeKinnon, Mrs.John Rus- sell, Mrs, 1.C.Watson, Mrs, Dou- circles as the head of the whole-: been more favourable this past: Saturday, numerous others might! las Riddle, Mrs.Earl Laurin, Mrs.Wm, Ashworth, Mrs.T.Gordon Evans, Mrs.W.R.Elvidge, Mrs.E.E, Duckworth, Mrs.M.B, Macauley, Mrs, M, MacKenzie, Mrs.A.E.Andrews, Mrs.J.W.Armstead, Mrs.F.H, Foster, Mrs.R.B.Brown, Mrs.W.Hand, Mrs.Mrs.Geo, Stewart, Mrs, J.B.Churchill, Mrs T.L.Watson, Mrs.R.T, Logan, Mrs, W.P.Brophy, Mrs, R.K, Smith, Mrs, HF.lL.Clark, Mrs.K.D.Macauley, Mrs.W.Lorimer, Mrs, Graham Hunt Mrs, J.A.Bremner, Mrs, Oliver Dowler, Mrs, John Smeaton, Mrs.Charles Sibley, Mra.A, G.Munich, Mrs.J.R.Dupuis, Mrs.J.KE.Gill, Mrs.D.Haines, Mrs.S.H, Beo- cher, Miss Rhoda Bray, Mrs, A.J.Martin, Mrs.J.G.Ross, Mrs.8.I.Mclaughlin, Mrs.1van McHaftle, Mrs.E.Baker, Mrs.C.Baker, Mrs.J.Hubel, Mrs, 8.S.Boxer, Miss Ross, Mrs E.Fessenden, Mrs.A Waller Smith, Miss B.Coyle, Mrs.I.A.Matthews, Mra.H.Norris, Mrs.R.Hayes, Miss G.Doyle, Miss M.Sutherland, Mrs.D'Arcy Bogue, Mis I.White, Mrs, Miner Miss Rose Label, Mrs.R.Mellison, Mrs, Wm, Grimes, Miss K.Reid, Miss B.Matthews, Mra.Win, Leadbeater, Mrs.W.Grif- fiths, Mrs.R.A.Henderson, Mrs.Hugh Martin, Mrs.J.Sperling, Mrs.W.J.Lucas, Mrs, Roy Ridd- ell, Mrs.Archie Gilchrist, Mrs.V.A.Smale, Mrs.HB, Briggs, Mrs.Dent Harrison Sr, Mra.Win.Harrison, Mrs, W.F.Zeller, Mrs.C.L.Hellstrom, Mrs, W.Sommer- ville, Miss Catherine Muir, Mrs.Gilbert, Mrs.A, W.D, Swan, Mrs, Dent Harrison, Mrs.Gordon Harrison, Mrs.D.B.Curswell, Mrs.J.N.Neville, Mrs.H.Gill, Mrs, I.Dugan, Mrs.J.Jones, Mrs.L.WwW.Carmichael,\u201d Mrs.Chipchase, Mrs.M.Moran, Mra.A.A, Charters, Mrs, J.W.Robinson, Mrs.C.W.Johnston, Mrs.Waller Thayer, Mrs.C.Bullen, Mra.C.E.Robinson, Mrs.Roy lewis, Mra.Mrs, W.D.Fowlte Mrs.M.Bridge, Mrs, E.G.Lynch, Mrs, Rowell, Miss M.A, Tessier, Mrs.Percy French, Mrs.Ella Dunn Mrs.Dan Mclutosh, Mrs.Howard Mrs.N.8.Croker, Mrs.E.Ross, Mrs.Wright, Mrs.J.G.Campbell, Miss M.Baird Mrs.F, N, Scott.Mrs.K.Ross, Mrs, M.A.Lincoln, Mrs.W.Riggs, Mrs, C.W.Stack- house, Mrs Caswell, Mrs, Peterson, Mrs.Smith Mrs, A.Pichet, Mrs.P.A.Boivin, Mrs, J.R, Le- boeuf, Mrs.J.A.Jones, Mrs, E, E.McMillan, Mrs.Walter M, Hick.Mrs.John Dansher Mrs.Walter Schippal, Mrs.Eric Henser, Mrs.W.1.Fraser, Mrs.D.Haynes, Mrs.A.T, Stevens, Mrs.J.A.Smith, Mrs.E.E.Roberts, Mrs.J.Mclean Marshall, Mrs.D.Tem- pletou, Mrs.P.A.McAvoy, Mrs.E.F.Tolhurst, Mrs.W.F.Stam- bach, Mra.H, Van Patter, Mrs.KX, McPherson, Mrs, Vogan, Mrs.Rowley, Mrs.L.Jay, Mrs, D.Pierce, Mrs.D.Boyd, Mrs.O.C.Weary, Mrs, G.Kingan, Mra.U.M.Hodgdon, Mrs.C.Reipor, Mrs, V, Dixon, Mrs.A.Sheills, Mrs.Helen Ward, Mrs.F, Ogfivy, Mrs.A.Adams.Mrs.4.G.Gomery, Mrs, F.Russell, Mrs, R.C, Johnston, Mrs.J.OU.MvKee, Mrs, W.\u20ac, Seal, Mrs, W.Howden, Miss V, Guus- den, Mrs H, Parker, Mrs.l.PG.Argue, Mrs.M, Willis, Mrs.S.Creelman, Mrs.W.Macklaier, Miss K.Mooney, Mrs, J.Goul- thorpe, Mrs, R.Tuck, Mrs.W.Donman, Mrs.A, M.Stark, Mrs, G.8.Cooke, Mra.MH.W, Clogs, Mrs.R, H.Dunbrill, Mra.Ci, Case, Mrs.A.Gilmour, Mrs.A.Qayford, Mrs.M.Hoarns, Mrs, Grindlay, Mrs.A.Whorton, Mrs.A, Mat.hows, Miss M, Brown, Mrs.D, Ko- chon, Mrs.J, Hughes, Mrs.la.Cote, Mrs.R.Mingle, Mrs, Hon- ry, Miss A.Brown, Mrs.G.Hogg.Mrs.A R., Alexandor, Mrs, I.Muir, Mrs.0.G.Morritt, Mrs, W.W.Goar, Mrs.C.T, Medinr, Mrs.R W.Rowat, Mrs.Leslie Hodges, Mrs, Mt, C.Cluff, Mea, 18.Ward, Mra.N, Tompkins, Mrs.J.Brodle, Mrs, A.Bentley, Mrs, A.Brophy, Mra.W.draw, Mrs.H.Bartholomew, Mrs, W.Robinson, Mrs.J.W, Iteld, Mrs.J.R.Robertson, Mrs.W.J.Ranahan, Mrs, W.J, Glilesplo, Mrs.W.Veitch, Mrs.A, Ross, Mra.W.Lessard, Mrs.W.J.LeGallais, Mrs, W.J.Hunt, Mrs, John Shearer, Mes.J, Couper, Mrs.J.Boyes, Mra.M.Unl- cume, Mrs, F.A.Jonnings, Mra.J.F.Walsh, Mrs, G.M.Joslin, Mrs.McMillan, Mrs, Jmlly Ressenden, Mrs.Florence Davis, Mrs, J.Smaltzer, Mrs.J.Harrison, Mrs.W.IT.Murray, Mrs, A.Findiay, Miss N.Stewart, Mrs.F.Stark, Mrs.A.Smith, Mrs, L.Howard, Mrs.KE.Perchard, Mrs.P, H, Sproulo, Mrs.J.B.Mitchell, Mrs.A, J.Wright, Mrs, Chas.Langston, Mlss Florence Ewing, Mrs, Geo.Goudie, Mrs.I.1.Sewell, Mrs, TL.Kol- Featherstone, Mrs.Colller, Mrs.B.Inwood, Mrs.8.R.Haney, Mrs.J.J.Swift, Mrs.Hickson Coyle, Mrs.McHain, Mrs.Leslle Boyd, Miss G.Eilott, Miss Corneille Mrs, Leslie Boyd, Mrs, J.N.Neville, Mrs.H Gill, Mrs.E.Dugan, Mrs.E Jones, Mrs.¥.W.Carmichael, Mrs, Chip- case, Mrs, N, Moran, Mrs.A.A.Charters, Mrs.J.W.Robinson, Mrs.C.W.Johnston Mrs Walter Theyer, Mrs, C.Pullen, Mrs.Geo.Robinson, Mrs.Wilson, Mrs, Griffin, Mrs.Louhood, Mrs.J.5.Alexander, Mra.Charles Cooper Mrs.Wm.Wright, Miss Margaret Stott, Mrs.J.D.Ward, Mrs.A, Munson, Mrs.W.8.Thompson, Mrs.W.H.Borrle, Mrs.H, S.Reade Mrs.McKay, Mrs.R.D.Gilman, Mrs.Lloyd Fothergill, Mrs.V.Bartram, Mrs.Tom Hurst, Mrs.J.Boyd, Mrs.J.P.Cartler, Miss C.M, Sargent, Mrs.Anson Walker Mrs.Archie Field, Mrs.J.H.Armitage, Miss M.Thompson, Miss ¥.Gardener, Miss A, Mason, Mrs, E.D.McCallum, Mrs.R.N.Weir, Mrs, Harrington Mrs.J.D.Telford, Mrs.FE.J.Clark, Mrs.J.A.Burns, Mra.R.F L.Picard, Mrs.Virgo, Mra.Walter Ahearn Mrs.Fred Barlow, Mra.W.D.Willls, Mrs.Thomson Rob- bertson, Miss Rose Greenway, Mrs, F.J.McLure, Mra.Geo.Loader, Mrs.Tt.C.Braithwaite, Mrs, G.C.Staples Mrs.W.Davis, Mrs, F.Griffiths, Mra.A, Mac- Martin, Mrs.D.A.McNiece, Mrs.VW, Sawyer, Mrs.H.R.Harrison, Mrs.Guy J.eslle, Mrs.A.Cagney Mrs, Victor Sharpe, Mrs, Rodger Clarke, Mrs, John Loranger, Mra.J.P.Hillenbrand, Mrs, A V.Bates Mrs.Hector Wylle, Mrs W.For- cand Mrs.P.A.Hamilton, Mrs.C.P.Sturdy, Miss M.LeGallais, Mrs.G.H.Boright, Mrs.E.M.Shore, Mrs.H.M, T&y- lor, Mrs, Harcourt Haoleomb, Mrs, Vv.de V.Dowker, Mrs, W, T.Forbes, Mrs.Alan Patrick, Mrs.F.M.Forbes, Mrs.A.¥ Cadman, Mrs.qe Bronsdon, Mra, I.Armory, Mrs, de Gruchy, Mrs.F.H.Foster, Mra.Cloutier, Mra.J.Stor- Os Banquet and will be under\u201d rs.A.Boland, Mrs.J.M.Robert mant, Mrs, FE.G.O'Brien, Miss I.Terrill, Miss HR.Terrill Mrs.W.A.Stitt.Mrs.C.A.Borrle, Ber- \u201cnard, Mrs B.Climo, Mrs.J.Hay- Morrow: Ptes.Stanley WHHamS, good Mrs, A.G.Woolwine, Mrs.: Jack Laird, Edwin Goring, GeOr8&\\(, portier, Mrs.W.Bradbury Mrs.| Montgomery, Sandy Fdinison.Onlg.Sheppard, Mrs.J.MeKay, this occasion Corporal Teonard' a, J, Lormier, Mrs.8.MeCorkill, Gough will give the toast to their.Garden, Mrs, Mrs.H.Grant : 1 Max Ford will be ID yep D.Gray, Mrs.J.A.Cormack, \u201cMrs.Geo.Percy, Mrs, Melntogh, junior section yrg, G.W.Elliot, Mrs.W.E.Coo- | The Brigade, under the lead per MrafF, F.Duffy, Mrs.W.B., Kodgie Stewart and.Hopper, Mre.A.FE.Walford.Mrs, GG.Ag- Mrs, LL.W.Mrs.G.Carpenter, Hay, Mrs.Geo.Hamilton, Miss E.M\", Carthy Mrs, B.A.Wilssngor | ! i Sears, Mrs.KE.B.! brook, Mrs, G, G.Huarrls, Mrs.1.8 Hope, Mrs.C.E.Gauaden, Mrs.Forster Smith, Mrs.W.Wilson, Mrs.L.Such, Mra, FF.M.Long- hurst, Mrs.H, Pritchard, Mrs.I.Sutherland, Miss JE.Frasor, Mrs.15.Addison, Mrs, Richards, Mra.Frank 1.Gittens, Mrs, C.W.Beasley, Mrs.G, Slevenson, Mrs.G.Kent, Mrs.D.Reynolds, Mra.D.Bremnor.Mrs.F, Lindsay, Mrs.H.Clark.Mrs.N.Pitt, Mra.#5.Jackson, Mrs, Powter, Mrs.J.C.McKean, Mrs, Ji.Shoobridge, Mrs.L.Raton, Mrs.H.8.Me- Knight, Mrs.K.Burnham, Mrs.R.Greenleaf, Mrs.T.Casey, Mrs, ¢.A.Camirand, Mra.W.E, Cros- PAGE THREE VETERANS\u2019 WIDOWS T0 DEPOSIT WREATH Members of the Province of Quebec Non-pensioned Veterans\u2019 Widows\u2019 Association will attend a special service to be held in St.Anthony's Church, 1587 St.Antoine atreet, Sunday evening.The members will assemble in the church hall at 7 p.m, The memhers will meet in the concourse of the Windsor station at 10.30 Monday morning Government employes in Chile are demanding pay increases, Wages in Now Zealand are rising and thronten to soûr.Nina Orla, Universal's Mexican sing-sution, took her first horseback ride last week.A.Henderson, Mra, W.P, Grites, Mra.C.KR.Dewey, Mrs, John Bernard, Mrs.W.Davis.Mra.1.C.Creaghan, Mrs.L, C.Bromley, Mus.R.Patch, Mrs.P.Q.Dolgado, Mrs.M.Jackson, Mrs, Eric Eastwood, Mrs, Rdward Brett, Mrs.C.Reldinger, Miss Moikle, Mrs.M.O.Simpson, Mrs.John Mulecnir, Mrs.M.1, Dourke, Mrs.W.Holmes, Mrs, H.Mne- Lachlin, Mrs.Douglas Elmslie, Mes.Henry Klmalie, Mrs.W, A.Clive, Mrs, Harper Gray, Mrs.H.Dougherty, Mra, A.G.Bock, Mrs.Geo.Cook, Mrs.A.1.Twyner, Mrs, I.1.Brydon, Mrs, A.Ri Whittal, Mrs J.Hogan, Mrs.John Boyes, Mis Vera Groves, Mrs.E.M.Dartt, Mrs, L.P.Nelligan, Mrs, W.M.O'Neil, Mrs.Chas.Shearer, Mrs.N 13.Campholl, frs, Wm.Wall, 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For business, afternoon und evening wear, Moderately Priced From 11.75 to 29.50 1353 Greene Ave, nesr Sherbrooke Westmount FI.7773 Little fur-trimmed hats to make you more glamorous! Rich silver fox, dark mink leopard trims atop dashing felt hats.Choose romantic bonnets.pompadorables, sophie.tioated turbans, toques, brims.All fur-trimmed.Biaok, rich colors.Moderately Priced MISS M.BYRNE Milliner 4170 St.Catherine W., Fl, 2863 (Near Greene Ave.) have returned from a motor trip to Toronto.Mr.and Mrs, JF.Cleveland Morgan have returned from Sen- neville, P.Q., where they occupied thelr country home.Mr.and Mrs.Willlam Wren are leaving today for Florida, where they will spend the winter, Miss Patricia Bate and Miss a party on Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Cynthia Hingston and Mr.Bob Vaughan.Mrs, James Bodel is a patient in the Royal Victoria Hospital, Mr.Roy MacKay, of the Bank of Nova Scotia staff, hus returned from Halifax.Mr.Sydney Black, of Quebec City was Lhe week-end guest of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.James Black.Miss Pauline Scriven, of Hall- fax, 18 the guest of her brother, Mr.James Scriven and of Mrs.Scriven, Mr.and Mrs.H.C.Logan have returned to their home In Toronto after spending several days In Montreal, the guests of Miss D.MacPhail.Miss Edgar und Miss Cramp have returned from their summer home at Lac 3rule and have taken up residence on Grosvenor avenue.Mrs.G.Williams has returned to Mille Jsles after spending two weeks with her sou, Mr.M.J.Williams.Dr.and Mrs.Russell MacKay and Mr.Gerald MacKay, of Derby Line, spent last week-end in town visiting rc'atives and friends in the district.Mr.M.J.Wililams entertained a group of friends at a Hal- lowe'sn party in aid of the Red Cross on Saturday.His mother, Mrs.G.Willlams, of Mille Isles, was among those present.Miss Gertrude Sullivan was hostess at a crystal shower during the week in honor of her cousin, Miss Patricia Heath, whose marriage to Mr.Lloyd Reynolds is taking place on Saturday.Others who have entertained for Miss Gwyneth Porteous entertained at: SAFETY EDGE GLASS DR.WEST'S NYLON Cut Rate KANE'S WE DELIVER ewspapers, magazines, ce oream, loe cold drinks, etc.Want It In A Hurry?rugs.FREE |] TUMBLER WITH EVIRY $1.00 DRUG PURCHASE \u2014 EXTRA SPECIALS \u2014 TOOTH BRUSH 33¢ DRUG STORE 4779 SHERBROOKE WEST AT GROSVEMNOR prescriptions, olparettes, JERGEN'S GIANT BATH TABLETS = 89¢ Try Kane's Fast Service ANNOUNCING: THE OPENING SPENCER'S SILVERWARE - 4916 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST (Between Prince Albert and Claremont) Specializing in Hand-Made Silverware Repairing and replating done in our own factory.Antiques given special attention.\u201cLRT AN EXPERT ADVISE YOU\u201d OF CHINAWARE Also ladies\u2019 hand-bags repaired.DAOUST FLORISTS AT SNOWDON JUNCTION ® WEEK END SPECIAL © POM PONS .coon Funeral Work $2.00 up - Corsages « Decorations Telegraph Service - Day & 5102 DECARIE BLVD.EL.3661 Right at the Car Stop BCH.39: ight Delivery Annual Luncheon The Woman's Association of Stanley Presbyterian Church annual Maple Leaf Luncheon will be held in the Frank!in Memorial Hall on Tuesday afternoon at one has been arranged.Heath are Mrs.F.Walker and Mrs.G.Denny who were joint hostesses at a miscellaneous shower; Mrs.C.Layton entertained at a kitchen shower and Mrs.F.St.Pierre gave a bathroom shower.Mlss Betty Levee \u2018 was hostess at a cu pand saucer shower on Saturday evening, Mrs.William Heath entertained at a trousseau Lea on Friday In honor of her daughter.ENGAGEMENTS McKay-Logan Mr, and Mrs.R.Seton Logan, of Westmount, annouuge the engagement of thier youngest daughter, Barbara, to Mr.James Allan McKay, only son of Mr.| and Mrs.Frederick A.McKay, ulso of Westmount.Fairlle-MacAskili Mr, and Mrs.Donald MasAskill of Copper Cliff, Ont., announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Jane, Lo Mr.Willlam Fraser Fairlie, of Toronto, son of the late John Fairlie, and of Mrs.Fairlle, of Westmount; the marriage to take place quletly on November 23.WEDDINGS Jarvis-Forrest The marrisge of Annie Kathleen Forrest daughter of Mr.and Mrs, William ¥.Learned, to Mr.Jeb Harris Jarvis, 4th Detach- men: R.C.A.%., C.A.8.7., of Montreal, son of the late Edward Jarvis, and of Mrs, Jarvis, of Fredericton, N.B., took place quietly on Saturday afternool in the Chapel of St.Matthias Church, West- mount, the Reverend Canon Gilbert Oliver officiating.Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of squadron hlue crepe embroidered with cut steel beads and a corsage bouquet of roses.Mr.John A, Hobson acted as best min for Mr.Jarvis.The reception was held at the residence of the bride's uncle, Mr.Jonathan Pobinson, K.C., M.L.A,, and Mrs.Robinsen, 3712 West mount boulevard, Later ~.r.and Mrs, Jarvis left for the, Laurentians, the bride tra elling in & soldier blue wool frock under a bluse needlepoint wat trimmed with squirrel with a cessories of crushed berry color.Out-of-town guests included Mrs, Edwrrd W.Jarvis and Miss Jarvis, the .bridegroom\u2019s mother and sister, of Fredericton, N.B.At the marriage of Miss Cynthia Anne Hingston, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Donald A.Hingston, to Mr.Robert Polk Vaughan, son of Mr.and Mrs.Henry H.Vaughan, which is taking place at four oclock this afternoon in congress Hall, the bride will have as her maid-of-honor, Miss Patricia Bate.Mr, Dill Cornell will be best man for Mr, Vaughan.A recption at the home of the bride's parents, 434 avenue, will follow the ceremony.MacRae-Sargont The marriage of Miss Beatrice Olivia Sargent, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.A.C.Sargent, of West- mount, to Mr.Bruce Theodore MacRae, son of Mrs.MacRae, and the late Dr.James T.MacRae, also of Westmount, took place on Saturday afternoon in Calvary United Church.Reverend Dr.I.A.Moutgomery, of Kensington Presbyterian Church, officiated, assisted by Reverend Colin Rudd.Tall standards of bronze chrysanthemums against a background of palms, decorated the church: the guest pews were marked with the same flowers.Mr.Henry Colcomb, organist, played \u201cAll Joy be Thine.and Mr.Robert Booth sang, \"Where e'er Ye Walk.\" Given in ™~ marriage by her father, the bride wore her mother's wedding gown of ivory EMPIRE WINDOW CLEANING CRescent 0088 WINDOWS CLEANED.DOUBLE | WINDOWS AND SHUTTERS LOOKED AFTER.ALSO FLOORS WAXED AND POLISHED.WE WASH WALLS AND CEILINGS.Our low prices will surprise you.Let us give you an estimate.o'clock.An entertaining program ! | Metcalfe \u2018 , misty blue crepe, a wine colored + The Way to a Man's Heart Baked Acorn Squash With Apples and Sausages Winter squash baked to perfection, 1s rich in vitamin A and supplies calcium phospherous and fron, It is low in calories and is therefore welcome by those trying to keep down their weight and at the same time keep up their intake of vitamins and minerals, Winter squash is divided into several branches.The Table Queen or acorn squash is one of the most widely used.Its shell 1s dark green, hard and rigid, and the flesh i8 a rich orange- yellow.Hubard and Boston marrow squash are other popular winter varieties, : In selecting squash, choose one heavy for Its size and free from blemishes.The rind should be firm and smooth, If rind ig soft, that means the squash may be immature and the flesh thin and watery when cooked; also lacking in flavor, The mild tartnes of apple and calorie-rich sausage combined with acorn squash can produce a delicious vegetable, fruit and meat combination at low cost.BAKED ACORN SQUASH AND SAUSAGES (Serves 6) Three acorn squashes, % tea- spoon salt, 2 tablespons butter, 2 apples, 2 tablespoons sugar, 12 sausages.Wash squashes: cut in half and clean.Place in two-quart glass baking dish.Sprinkle with salt and dot with butter, Pare apples; cut into thirds and core.A WELL BALANCED MENU BREAKFAST: Sliced oranges, oatmeal, buttered toast, coffee, milk.LUNCHEON: Spanish rice, French-type bread, fresh fruit cup, macaroons, tea, tea, milk.DINNER: Baked acorn squash with sausages, creamed spinach, wholewheat muffins, ginger pears, chocolate layer cake, coffee, milk.rr » Place one-third, rounded side up, on each squash.Sprinkle with sugar.Bake in hot oven (400 F.) for 45 minutes.Pry sausages until brown fn skillet over direct heat.At end of 45-minute baking period, place two sausages at the sides of apple on each squash.Return to oven and bake for 15 minutes longer.Mrs.William MacDonald, buy- or of the Gracemode Shoppe, who has returned from a lengthy vacation with many helpful suggestions for numerous customers.T0 TAKE PART IN SPECIAL SERVICES The Ladies\u2019 Auxlliary, Remembrance Branch No.75, B.E.S.L., will take part in the Remembrance Day services on Sunday and Monday.All ladies of the Auxiliary are requested to meet in N.D.G.Park on Sunday afternoon at 3.15.On Monday the ladies will meet in the concourse of Windsor Station at 10:15 and at Remembrance Road at three o'clock on Monday afternoon.Members are requested to wear their arm bands.Mrs.Walker, mother of the bride, wore a dress of slate blue crepe with matching felt hat and a corsage bouquet of Templar roses.Mrs, McMurtry, mother of the bridegroom, was gowned in navy blue crepe with matching accessories, Later Mr.and Mrs.McMurtry left on a motor trip, the bride travelling in a seal coat over her wedding dress with a matching off-the-face hat and black accessories.They will reside in Montreal.LADIES AUXILIARY, ed dd POPP ll N'ES CURL LU 227 EXAMINER CLASSIFIED ADS BRING RESULTS WAlnut 277 3~ \u201cThe Man Who Talked Too Much\" DORE Phone Rummage Sale LO.D.E.will hold a rummage sale in St.Stephen\u2019s Church on Friday afternoon, November 8, two o'clock.Proceeds will be devoted to the War Work Fund.Daughters of Nile To Hold Ami=al Bridge ters of the Nile, will hold a charter day bridge on Thursday, November 14 at eight o'clock at the home of the Misses Ryder, 1225 Mountain street, bers and friends are invited to attend.FAR SUPERIOR \u2014LESS EXPENSIVE COATS, 33.50 up Made to Your Order In the Latest Materials and Furs, WOMEN\u2019S UNIFORMS AND TOPCOATS AT SPECIAL PRICES Fashionable Individuality As Expressed By BRUKER REG'D.Above St.Catherine St.1466 CRESCENT St.PL.4088 at: Oasis Temple No.46, 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fairy-tale sort of house all dressed up like a playroom and generously stocked with toys.Here the children romp around till tante liane finds the perfect moment Small wonder the pictures turn out to be so abso- liane bernier, (formerly with nakash) 630 burnside (south side, between union and university LA.4466 satin made on simple lines, the skirt ending in a short train, the high neck draped.bodice being trimmed with Chantilly lace and pearls.The skirt fell in straight lines with a panel of material lace.Her veil of tulle illusion fell from a hale of orange blossoms and she carried a bascade bouquet of Briercliffe roses.Miss Isabel Frith, cousin of the bride.as maid of honor, was in a floor length frock of Brittany blue taffeta having a shirred bodice, full skirt and matching jack- ot.She wore a Juliet cap of tulle and velvet leaves, with a waist- length veil, She carried a bouquet of Tallsman roses.Mr.Arthur Kelly acted as best man for Mv.MacRae aud the ushers were Mr, Charles Sargent and Mr.Munroe Sargent, brothers of the bride and Mr.Gwilym Edwards, Mrs.Sargent, mother of bride , was in a long dress the of hat and accessories and a corsage bouquet of Sunset roses.Mrs, MacRae, mother of the bridegroom was in a gown of sapphtre | biue velvet with a matching turban.Her corsage bouquet was of American Beauty Roses, Following the ceremony a reception was heid at the home of the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.J.Howard Armitage.| Yellow mum were used to dec- orale the rooms.The bride's table was centred with a bowl of pink roses and bouvardia, the\u2019 wedding cake and tall lighted ! tapers.The couple left later motor trip, the bride travelling! in a flame faille crepe costume ! under a black coat trimmed with! silver fox, black accessories and! a corsage bouquet of yellow roses, They will reside at 331 Clarke avenue.| Out-of-town guests included: Mr.and Mrs.C.C.Munro, of\u2019 Cornwall, Miss Harriet Collins.of Bast Farnham, and Miss Ina Cob-\u2018 McMurty-Walker The marriage of Dorothy Sybil, | daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Wil-, Ham Walker, to Mr.Arthur Shep- : herd McMurty.son of Dr.and, Mrs.Shirley McMurty took place on Saturday afternoon in Stanley | Presbyterian Church.Reverend | Dr.Frank Morley officiated.Tall} on a\u2019 standards of chrysanthemums | combined with ferns and offset with candelabra were used to decorate the church, Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a frock of powder blue crepe with a halo hat ot the same material with a short veil of matching tulle illusion and carried a bouquet of supreme roses, Her only ornament was a pearl necklace, Miss Patricia Walker, sister of the bride, as mald-of-honor, was in a dress of Burgundy crepe with a toning hat and veil.She carried a bouquet of pink roses.Mr.George Davidson acted as best man for Mr.McMurtry and the ushers were Mr.David Skel- ton.Dr.Richard Harbert, Mr.H.Tees, and Mr.Robert Walker, brother of the bride.LAMP SHADES Made to Order VASES MADE INTO 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This and Heaven Too\u201d emerges a the mest superb love stor; of modern *imes.\u2014 WESTMOUNT (Sherbrooke at Grey Avenue) Today to Saturday BETTE DAVIS CHARLES BOYE A Truly Great Picture! in ail Its beauty \u2014 the tender.haunt.Ing love story immortalize d in Rachel Field's seller! best.From 1$e book Ey Rachel Field mick JEFFREY LYNN BARBARA O'NEIL 2nd Feature: \u2018SUED FOR LIBEL\" with Kent Taylor and Lillian Bond Friday Night After 11 o'clock Revival \"FAST COMPANY\" % Melvyn DOUGLAS + Florence RICE Sun.-Mon.-Tues.\u201cHE STAYED FOR t | BREAKFAST\" % Loretta YOUNG % Melvyn DOUGLAS \u201cTHE MAN WHO TALKED TOO MUCH\u201d | À George BRENT | % Virginis BRUCE \u2018 | { | love! § One of the leading best sellers of the past few ve-rs, Miss Field's novel comes to the screen with its dramatic essence immeasurably heightened by the brilliant performances of the two great dra- msti~ \u2018tars, aide by en outstandingly fine supporting cast.The story of Mademoiselle Henriette Desportes wzs flashnews in the European press of 1847.Its repercussions helped a French king from his tottering throne.Later Mlle.Desportes came to .merica and began life anew as , the wife rf Henry Field, 8 New | England minister, a great uncle ; of authoress Rache] Field.Henriette (Bette Davis) comes to the Juxurious aris home of the Duc de Praslin (Charles | Boyer) to -c* as governess to his ; four children.To th m she gives ithe love snd understanding they have never had from their (mother, a hyrterical, neurotic Woman, whose only interest is in her (Monk (Monkland Ave, at Girouard) Today until Saturday : Heart-Warming! : Romantic! Pr stirring with the heart-story of two spirited young people In IN TECHNICOLOR IER YT LAT [ra of EVENT Walter Brennan - Fay Bainter Brenda Joyce - John Payne Charlie Ruggles - Marjorie Weaver - Hattie McDaniel \u20142nd Feature\u2014 ROMANCE AND voMEDY .aelightfully different to make you laugh! starring = Brian AHERNE À RITA HAYWORTH TT Friday Night After 11 o'clock Revival \u201c3 LOVES HAS NANCY\u201d % Janet GAYNOR J Robert MONTGOMERY % Franchot TONE \u2014\u2014\u2014 Sun.-Mon.-Tues.\u201cI MARRIED A NAZI\u201d with Joan Bennett, Francis Lederer, Lloyd Nolan and Anna Sten.\u201cTHE BOYS FROM SYRACUSE\" À ALLAN JONES % Rosemary Lane À Irene Hervey J Martha Raye i 4% Joe Penner * Charles | Butterworth JrAlap Mowbray TODAY & FRIDAY \u2014\u2014\u2014 SHIRLEY TEMPLE, JACK OAKIE and CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD in \"Young People.\u201d \u201cBEYOND TOMORROW.\u201d with G ab\u201d SHE ads ANN % Ronald COLMAN RIDAN LUPINO pt Le 2ND FEATURE ATTRACTION | % Ginger ROGERS ! What a Combination for Laughs and Romance! in \u201cLUCKY PARTNERS\u201d Jean Parker, Richard Carlson, Charles Winninger, C.Aubrey Smith and Helen Vinson.1 SATURDAY be Until TUESDAY MM HUMPHREY BOGART IVY ASHWORTH! WILL PRESENT DANCE GROUP Theatregoers everywhere are asked to rally to the call of the | Theatre, as it makes its annual appeal for funds on behalf of the Lachine General Hospital, Arrangements have now been completed by Miss Ivy Ashworth for the Montreal! Concert Dance Group to give a production in the Lachine High School Auditorium, the entire proceeds from which will be handed over to Mr.K.D.Woodward, chaiman of the Special Campaign Committee of the Hospital, as the first public gift to the Hospital's drive for funds.Norma Darling, the directress of the Concert Dance Group, has been workin gin close co-opera- husband.Her wild passions and utter disregard for the children have estranged him, however, and 1- the quiet intelligent little governess he sees all that he wants of life.No word of love passes between them, but there is a deep, und.rstanding friendship in which each find the first happiness thzy have known.The Duchesse soon fastens upon Henriette as the cause her busband's coolness, and dismisses her, When the Duchesse ia fcgnd murdered in her boudoir soon afterward, Henriette nud the Tu: immediately become the storm-centre of Parisiau scandal, Although his suicide a few days later releases her from prison, life seems no longer tolerable for her, until, Henry Field (Jeffrey Lynn).a young Amer.can whom she has met on'y casually, offers her peace, sscurity in America.In the supporting casts, the p-rformances of Jeffrey Lynn and Barbara O'Neil shine out lustrously.The Praslin children, as played br Virginia Weidler, June Lockhart, Ann Todd and Richard Niclols, are so unaffectedly natural that they add enormously to the complete reality of the story.A'so outstanding in a cast which is excellent throughout are Henry Daniell, Mantagu Oliver Wakefield with Judy Kelly BRITISH COMEDY HIT AT SNOWDON Sn A scene with Noel Howlett and Ann Casson from the first run British comedy hit, \u201cGeorge and Margaret,\u201d which remains until Saturday at the Snowdon United Theatre.sre all in Important roles.Se CI an REAL NOUS Ry SRA SE Marie Lohr, John Boxer and tion with Miss Ashworth during the past few weeks, and a highly attractive program has been arranged.The special lighting effects of the production are in the hands ftely distingueshed himself in the field of stage-lighting during recent years, It wil] be remembered that Mr.Fogarty wag responsible for the lighting of the Lake- shors Summer Theatre during its seven weeks\u2019 season at Lighthouse Point this summer.Assisting him will be John Bradley, à tall energetic lad from N.D.G., who aso shares honors with Mr.The Dance Production has all ning's entertainment.Patrons Hospital funds, for private donations have already covered the expenses of the production.The artists of the Monteal Concert Dance Group have very graciously donated their services to this Hospital effort, and ara co-oper- ating wholeheartedly with the Love, Walter Hampden and Harry Davenport.| commitiee in charge of arrangements.\"Last 3 Bays UGHOWDON Last Show at 9 p.m.(Decarie at Snowdon Jct.) The Outstanding First \u201cGEORGE & MARGARET\u201d with Judy Kelly, Marie Lohr and Oliver Wakefield.Also the Unheraldad Hollywood Hit TERBRAIN\u201d Also \u2014 Gordon Perrigard demonstrates \u2018Judo\u2019 \u201cSCAT Run British Comedy! with Judy Canova.Alan Mowbray and large cast.of Ewart Fogarty, who has defiu- Fogarty for the cfficient handling ot the Summer Theatre switchboard.the promises of an excellent eve- will be contributing directly to dramatic film \u2018\u2019J Married A Nazi,\u2019 Monkland United Theatre starting \u201cI MARRIED A NAZI\u201d oF Bra Francis Lederer and beautiful Joan Bennett in a scanc from the \u201c which will be an attraction at the E Sunday playing until Tuosday night.Melvyn Douglas and Loretta bacon.! Special FIRST RUN Attraction + Maurice CHEVALIER * Jack BUCHANAN * June KNIGHT They were only : couple of ham chorus boys but they brought n \u201cBreak the News\u201d ce 5 .romantic comedy, \u201cHe Stayed For Westmount United Theatre on Sunday playing until Tuesday night.\u201cHE STAYED FOR BREAKFAST\u201d Young co-star in the fast-moving Breakfast,\u201d which will open at the Edward Chapman and Judy Campbell in the magnificent spectacular and thrilling entertainment film \u201cConvoy,\u201d which opens at the Snowdon United Theatre starting Sunday.N SUNDAY 43 Li \u201cMaryland\u201d Film \u2018Now At Monklan The romance , beauty and traditions of the prou\u201d South, cli- | maxed Wy the most spectacular .Steeplechase in America, The \u2018Maryland Hunt Cup Nace, are jhirblights of D.rryl F.Zanuck\u2019s Technicolor production of | \u201cMarylanc,\u201d new 20th Century- ! Fox picture which is now playing \u2018at the Monkland United Theatre I For Prompt Delivery of BEER Fruits and home the Olrected By Renee Clair \u201c* SOLS EL.6566 \u2014 EL.8930 Groceries Deliveries from 8 a.m.to 11 o.m | 5307 Sherbrooke West } | Chock full of fun, sougs and dances, \u201cYoung People,\u201d the 30th Contury-Fox filu which stars Shirley Temp.e, Jack Oakie, and Char'otte Greenwood, gave audiences at the York United Theu- tre a rollicking good time last uight.\u201cYoung Yeople ia Shirley T mple's twenty-seenn pleture and it is hor happiest bit.Shirley sings five grand tunos written by Mack Gordon and Harry Warron: \u201cFifth Avenue.\u201d \u201cTra-la-la-la,\"\u201d 1 Wouldn't Take a Millon \u201cThe Mason-Dixon Lino\u201d nd \u201cYoung People.\u201d Jack Onkie is at his best in a thurouglly humorous role while Charlotte Greouwood is lonner, lankier and funnt-r than over.The story puttern concerns (wo small-time vaudoville ontertuin- ors, Oakie and Greenwood, who adopt 3-irley, She grows up with them on the stage\u2014but they de- cido the stage is not the place taiso children, g0 they retire to u small New Englund farm.Their attempts to Lo well-llked tn tho reticeut town mest with rebuffs and sly pokes at which they are slow to take offense, The denouement comes when Shirley, in an attempt to put over an so- phis'' ated revue at the annuul : \u2018 vo) performunce, Is hoood off the stago by the shocked and in dignant pn.ents.The filn han a stirring and sarprising climax which caps the in it ently fonturod are Charlie Rug- gles, Huttie McDenial, who won an Aca'emy Award for her portrayal of the lovable kerchiefed Mammy of \u2018Gone With the Wind\", and Marjorie Weaver Pardon, Mr, Prosidont A telephone rang in the White House press room, \u2018lg dis Doctuh Adams\u2019 house?\u201d someone fnquired.\u201cNaw, this Is the White House,\u201d replied the reporter who answered the phone.\u201cOh! said the caller with con- siderahle confusion.\"Tho White House! S'cuso me, Mistuh Presl- dent!\u201d WE * * Theatrical Attractions * \u201cYoung.People\u201d Is Now Playing At York Theatre unusual story.The outstandiug performatces were directed by Allan Dwan, who worked from a superb screon play prepared by Edwin Hlub and Don Ettlinger.Arlean Whelan and George Montgomery turn In exceptionally tine performances in the roman leads, while Kathlern Howard excols as the small-town school toucher.Harry Joe Brown produced the picture, while th- dances wore staged by Nichol» Castle avd Geneva Sawyer.British Comedy At Snowdon Theatre The outstandi g first run Brie tlah comedy, \u2018Gourgo and Mar= gavet,\u201d has boen doing a stand- ing-room only business at the Suowdon United Thealve, The picture concerns the Garth- Bander family, probably one of tho daffies.nggrogri.ons of people outside a montal instiiution, The story takes places in one day {~ their household, In a suburb cf London, The surly post brings word that George and Margaret are coming for lunoh, Tho family tro incline.to regurd these friends of thelr mother's as a tarrihlo nuisance, hut after Mrs.G-B turns on n few tears, thoy all vromise to be home to help on- tertnin.Dverything that can hape pen to a \u2018amily.happons to the (larth-Uunder: this day, which results In jolly good fun for the audience, A splondid cast of London stage nnnd seroen stars includes Judy Kelly, Marte Lohr, John Boxer, Oliver Wakefield, Nool Howlot{ and Ann Casson.Judy Canova ny, onrs in the lending vol» of t à accond feature on this program, \u2018Scatterbrain,\u201d which gives the Snowdon one of tho funnies\u2019.shows It presented, \u201cScatierbrain\u2019 ranrlous comedy of Hollywood pleture producer, directors and publicity men, Alan Mowbray for Miss Canova.Gordon Perrignrd demonstra tes the hr: of \u2018Judo\u2019\u2019 on this bJl}, P.A.SEERS 4498 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST Facing Westmount High School On Sale Thurs., Fri., & Sat.\u2014 Nov.7, 8, 9.which {a rounded out by the latest Nows of the Day.2 , 2741-2 ace CHOICE QUALITY PEAS - CORN 3 QUANTITY LIMITED - TOMATOES 25¢ LIBBY'S MINCE wear AYLMER'S ~\u2014 FOR PIES te Ih.PUMPKIN Tin MocLAREN'S QUEEN OLIVES eu 11 oz, Jar 225 STEAK 10: 25: SAUSAGES \u2026 23: VERY BEST BEEF »\u2026 32: w.30° TENDER CUBE STEAK CAMPBELL'S | until Saturdsy night, | 8ald to he greater than the \u201ctremendously popular *Kentucky,\u201d \u201cMarylan\u2019\"\u201d which was! directed hy Henry King, prom-! fses to de \u2018ated as one of thé best (pictures of this or any enter- \u2018tainment sen on Rich fn Talent | | Three leading members of the , cunt fn \u201cMaryland\u201d have heen, awarded \u201cOscars.\u201d In addition,\u201d \"five members of the production, staff have been honored.The su-i perb Hat of promi ent players is, headed by Walter Brennan, the | Aradeiny Award-winning star of | \u201cKentucky.\u201d The human, lovable.\"ile of the horse trainer in, \u2018Maryland\u2019 nas been called an-, other madc-to-order part for him.! 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SR EE Ey é TAT HILLCRESTS BY 1151 crane KING GEORGE PARK; RAIN eo \u2014 West- Theie are so many ISTPONED GAMES SATURDAY While last Saturday's rain caused the postponement of three.games in the Westmount Munleipal Six Man Rugby League, never- | theless the Reds and Hillcrests managed to squeeze in their scheduled game last Thursday on r1u.ned the winners by the score sule possession of first place, Getting off to u whirlwind start, the Reds caught the Hillerests brush racks.These can be lm- npping and took a five point lcad on the first play of the game, proved by painting, staluing, varn- wien John Kennedy caught a long forward pass from Rodier to ishing and burnin;.Wood burn- cross over the line for a major score.The touch went unconverted.18 in fisclt is an interesting Jive minutes later Rodler got an- x other long forward away, this time to Fabs who pulled jt down just over the touch-line to make the score 10-0 fn favor of the Reds, Dave Beattie's place-kiek on the attempter convert was blocked, The Hillcrests parlayed two forwards and a long end run to bring the ball up to the Reds five yard line, from which point Brendan Macken \u201cpitched a strike\u201d to Dan Donnelly who was in the clear behind the Reds line.Macken mig-cd the convert when his dropkick was blocked.The final point of tI'n game came from the foe of Plerre Rodier, kicking a rouge midway through the last half.Although both teams threatened mony times after thls, there was na further score and the Reds walked off the field winners.ODD NOTES: The Reds have come up with the leading scorer off the league in John Kennedy with a total of ten points to his credit ., In the Junior Section, Forrester of the Crusaders has also picked up an even ten points .The following changes of pluying dates have been made to pick up the postponed games, The Reds-Senators game of Sat.Nov.Sih has been brought forward to Friday the 8th.The Senators- University fame of Sat.Nov.2nd hos been postponed till Monday morning Nov, 11th.In the Juunlor Suction the Crusaders-Panthers fime of Sat.Nov.2nd has beeu postponed till Wednesday Nov.13th, and the Crusaders-Flyers game of Sat.Nov.16th has been brought forward to Friday afternoon Nov.165th.The University- Flyers game of Sat.Nov.2nd has bsen postponed till Monday morning Nov.11th.ROBINTEX SUITINGS Ask Your Tailor ROBINTEX The tonic effect in wearing these Suitings creates a feeling of confidence.® EEUU LRN LTTE SETI Y FY VY Yes STTIT) ES YOUR WARM.Se DS | Be 7 Feel that glad thought of Contentment flit through your mind.Order your winter's supply of coal now and be able to smile and say \u201cI got mine.\u201d DONOH0 \\) I à Ci DE.1132 4856 SHERBROOKE ST.W.WTR IRR LR King George of 11-5, This win gave the Reds LOCALS LOSE T0 WEST HILL BY 13 TO 11 By DOUG.MACLEA?Y Westmount Senfor A's lost what slim chance they had of forcing «& play-off game with West Hill High School, when they suffered defeat at the hands of thelr keenest rivals at the L.C.C.grounds on lFriday afternoon.The locals put up their best fight of the season against the powerful West-enders.In the final quarter Westmount, led by Strachan, started a passing attack which was rewarded when a 30-yard pass was ruled complete on the 5-yard line for Illegal Interfer- once, Heron crosed for the major which he converted.West Hill opened the scoring early in the quarter after a bad snap by Law, West Hill taking over on the 35-yard line.A plunge by MacFarlane and a penalty brought the ball to the 15-yard line.Hal! plunged to the 5, then Alf Harvey tossed Hall a short forward which he took to cross for a touch.Maclkarlane converted.Westmount got their break in the second quarter when Ellson fumbled a kick on his 20-yard line and Hauson recovered.Dickie tried to go around the end but was nailed.Then Dud Champion threw a pass to Hanson who took it and stepped across the line for a touch but the convert was blocked.The locals got another break In the third stanza when they re- vovered a fumble by Ellison on the Westmount 15 after a Surph- lis to Brown pass had brought them within scoring distance.West Hill worked the ball to the local 11-yard line as the quarter ended.MacFarlane plunged over for a major, his convert was good.Boxer ran the kick-off 30 yards to the 45 but on the next play the locals fumbled, Hall recovering for West Hill.Harvey threw Hall another pass which was good for a major.Again MacFarlane was good for the extra point.Strachan then cut loose with a passing attack, which led to the final scoring of the gume, when Heron scored a touch and kicked his own convert.Dud Champion, Geo, Hanson, and Doug.Heron, were the best for the locals, while Alan Hall and Bob MacFarland sparked the winners\u2019 attack.Roy Brown up from the B's showed great promise.The teams: Westmount \u2014 Wilson, Dickie, Champion, Heron, Strachan, Law, Ffnical, Fisher, Newman, Bart- ram, Hanson, Rutledge.Westhill-\u2014Woodcock, Ellison, Brown, Hall, Harvey, Loney, Hines, Orkin, MacFarland, Adams, Darragh, Barrie.Westmount subs: Malin, Boxers Langston, Curtiss, Chisholm, Taylor, Marks, Harrison, Fraas, Drennam Peters, Westhill subs: Surphlls, Meyers, Probyn, Williams, Clark, Burgess, Griffin, Liverman.Referees: Charlie Barbour and Frank Ulley.Headlinesman Doug Bullock.AWARDS BREVETS Brazil has just awarded brevets to 23 new male and one female civil pilots.Park, with the Reds being\u2019 hidden in the advertisement of .the first half of the coming week.Address The \u201cHidden Titles\u201d Contest ! have found the words .vsscaves Cesena hidden in the advertisement of .of this week's Examiner, these being the titles of the two feature pictures to be shown at the Westmount Theatre during decision as final regarding the awarding of passes to the Theatre.| agree to accept the judges\u2019 answers.THE WESTMCUNT | AAMINER REDS HOLD FIRST PLACE IN LOCAL RUGBY LEAGUE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1949 ell established mount cy, ways in which this hobby 18 use- craît at ful that it ofters a wide range for The | Ilrst thing a beg.nner must learn ; both beginner and expert, is the use of saw, plane, and begin, with, brace aud bit.Klemencusy models are pumer- ous, the tools \u2014 the spokeshave and tie and tooth craft, It requires an electric pencil, and jnitials, designs, and even drawings can be burned on model.When this is varnished, an excellent effect is produced.Plywood provides an almost entirely different type of model.Such articles ag hook troughs, inlaid checker boards, and buses ' for hasketry use plywood in their construction.Lathe work Is also à goud craft for advanced workers.The lathe at the \u2018\u201cY\u2019 was just installed last spring but is proving popular.The craftsman who wishes to make a really fine model may use walnut, mahogany, or bird's eye maple.Pipe stands with inlays, and cabinets are elaborate types of advanced models.Lamps bave proved exceptionally popular in the past year.These were mostly the desk sort.Under the leadership of Ross Seaman, Gordon Mackey, Les Mitchell, and Wallace Beaton, the Craft Club at the \u201cY' meets every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at four p.m, * * | With The Girls At | | Westmount Y * The Girls\u2019 and Women 3 Department of the Westmount Y.M.C.A.went into full swing this week.The Learn-to-Dance Classes, having now reached their maximum capacity of seventy- five, but any further registrations will have to be delayed until second is organized, Business Girls are kept busy with Badminton Instruction on Monday evenings and with Round Robins Wednesday.Their instruction period in the pool comes once a week, on Wednesday.To the girls of Roslyn School, a series of twelve lessons have been offered to non-swimmers on Mondays from 3.15 to 4 p.m.Recreational swimming classes are being held Wednesday from 3.15 to 4 p.m., Saturday from 11 to 12 a.m, This is only the beginning! \u201cWhere there is change there is usually progress.\u201d * { FIRESIDE PROGRAM | x \u2014\u2014\u2014 There 1s a recognized need among we humans for the company and the society of other people.The fellowship of a social hour serves a need that cannot be supplemented to suffice such a desire.You are cordially invited to share fn such a fellowship, each Sunday at the \u2018\u2018Y\u201d*, A social group gathers around the fireplace at 9 p.m.for singing, musical entertainment and stimulating discussion.Tea is served to all which enhances the friendship and sociability of informal chats.This program is open to all who wish to attend, and there is something for all to share.You can contribute to the group by sharing your opinions, so do join us in this social hour, The fire wil be flickering at 9 o'clock, and there will be a welcome for you In this group.This Sunday, Mr.Douglas Clarke of Sir George Willlamn college will present the topic of Dramatics, Miss L.Walker will be the pianist of the evening.There will also be a guest artist entertaning.Sport Siftings Yale and Virginia have met on the gridiron four times and each has won two games.Yale won in 1914 and 1916 and Virginia in 1815 and 1940.A Bradley Tech football team has been de- fe ted only once ir three seasons and only once in five seasons has it lost by more than one touchdown.Iowa State has six freshmen football teams which will meet for regular practice sessions, complete in their own games and demonstrate plays of Cyclone varsity opponents, They are named the Cyclones, Jay- hawks, Cornhuskers, Sooners, Wildeats and Tigers.* » * Boxing hag the largest enrollment of any spert in San Jose State College., DeWitt Portal who coaches the candidates, is also secretary of the National Intercollegiate Boxing Coaches Association.MANY FATALATIES Seventeen were killed and 301 injured in 624 motor accidents a tn Shaoghai, China, in one month.to later the chisel and ! the old standbys being book tends, sinielus, CANADIAN MOUNTIES SHED RED COATS TO HUNT SPIES i | i ! the | i | A Windsor, vulnerable to fifth column activity, Canadian otticials check map of industrial area and work out defense against sabotage.To-Day\u20149 a.m.14th, and Fencing; 5 p.m., Diving; 5 Men's Handball; swim and basketball; Tomorrow\u201410 a.m., Ladies noon, Students luncheon club; 2 swim; 3 p.m., St.George's gym an fessional Mens gym, handball and p.m., Boys swimming club, Saturday\u20149 a.m., Preps Gym mediate School Football; 2 p.m.Conference at N.D.G.Y; p.m., Fossils supper club meeting real Operatic.12 noon, Students Luncheon Club; Men's Handball; boys\u2019 gym and swim; 12 p.m, Students Luncheon Club; Life saving; 4 p.m.Basketball; 4 for the Blind gym and swim; Sir George Willlam College.General Hospital Unit gym and swim; 12 noon, Students Luncheon Club; Gym and swim; 4 p.m., Beginners\u2019 swim; 4 p.m., Boxing, Wrestling 6 p.m., Girl's H-Y; Party; 7 p.m., Business Boys gym and swim; 7.30 p.m.Folk Dancing; 8 p.m., Junior Leaders Corps; 8 p.m., Young Mens and seniors gym, 9.30 p.m., Basketball, and swim; 4 p.m.Westmount Y craft club; 5 p.m., Business and Pro- 7 p.m., Learn to Dance class Beginners; Advanced; 7 p.m., Young peoples Badminton Splash and dance; 8 p.m,, Business and Professional Mens Handball; 6 p.m., Boys and Girls High-Y Supper Party; 6.30 p.m.Students Badminton, splash and dance; sallors and airmen Party.Hostesses Westmount Womens Club.Monday\u201410 a.m., Ladies Gym; Students Luncheon Club; 1.30 p.m., 1 p.m., Ladies\u2019 badminton; 4 p.m.p.m., Boys\u2019 Diving; 5 p.m., Business and Professional Men's Gym, handball and swim; 6.30 p.m., Hi-Y Grads supper club meeting; 6.30 swim; 8 p.m., Young Mens and senior gym and swim; 8 p.m., Mont- Tuesday\u20149 a.m., 14th General Hospital Unit gym and swim; 3 p.m., St.George's School gym and swim; 4 p.m, swim; 4 p.m, Boys chess club; 5 p.m., Business and Professional 6 p.m.McKay school gym and swim; 7 p.m, Business 8 p.m.Business men\u2019s Volleyball; Central \u2018\u2018Y\u2019\u2019 Leaders gym and basketball, Wednesday\u20149 a.m., 14th General Hospital Unit Gym and Swim; 4 p.m., Westmount Boys & Girls 1941 Hobby Show Committee Meeting; 4.30 p.m., Prep Swim; 4.30 p.m., Radio Club; 5 p.m., Intermediate Swim; 5 p.m., Business and Professional Mens\u2019 Gym, handball, and swim: 6 p.m., Hi-Y Club supper; 6.30 p.m., Montreal Association 6.30 p.m., Photography; 7 p.m., Business girls gym, swim and badminton: Sunday\u2014Fireside Hour.Mr.D.Clarke \u2014 Associate Professor of Subject: (Pianist, Marcel Courtols); Pianist, Miss Lillian Walker.UL PP A 2 2 2 7 P77 00 77 The Week At The | Westmount Y.M.C.A.| 2 2 2 ZR 277700 2 p.m., Royal Canadian Airforce p.m., Business and Professional 6.30 p.m.,, Boy's Hallow\u2019een gym; 11 a.m., Ladies swim; 12 p.m., University school gym and d swim; 4 p.m., Junior school gym 6 p.m., Junior Club supper; 8 p.m., Learn to Dance class swim; and swim and clubs; 9 a.m., Inter- Photography; 4 p.m., Fencing; 4 5 p.m., Young Mens 8 p.m., Soldiers, 11 a.m., Ladies swim: 12 noon, 14th General Hospital Unit swim; , Boys Learn to swim class; 4.30 ; 7 p.m., Business girls gym and University gym and swim; Junior gym and 2 p.m., 9.30 p.m.1 p.m., Ladies Badminton; 3.45 p.m., Westmount \u201cY\u2019 Craftelub; 8 p.m., Lyric opera.Dramatics.Guest Artist.First Telescope Made Entirely In Mexico While there are many powerful telescopes in use in Mexico, not many have been made there; hence the news that J.R.Garcia of this city is about to finish work on an eight-inch telescope, which he has made entirely himself, is Interesting, for his will be the largest telescope ever made entirely in Mexico.It is of the Newton-Cassegrainian type, and is equipped with a watch movement which will make it possible to focus the instrument on a heavenly body, and then follow it across the sky for 24 hours, by means of automatic adjustment, The telescope\u2019s lenses were ! ground by Senor Garcia, and all| the machinery for its operation was made in his shops here on Morelos Street, under sonal direction.Probably Senor Garcia will set up the telescope in a special cupola in his rose gardens not far from Villa de Santiago, However, he sald he may sell it or present it to the University of Nuevo Leon, Mexico.his per-! NEW PROJECTS Cuba plans many new public works projects, CAN'T USE MILK i Domestic milk must not be used in making candy in Belgium, PURDIE 15 NAMED AS CAGE TEAM MENTOR Hugh Purdie of ast year's sen-! for McGill baskethal' team will, be the playing coach of the West- | mount Y.M.C.A.senior cage squad\u2019 this year.Depending on the out-, ccme of the present discussions : about senior basketball fn the\u2019 city.the Westmount team will operate either in the Montreal Basketball League of the Y.M.C.A senior loop.TRADED Lloyd (Bomber) high- scoring left winger of the Tulsa Oilers, has become property of | the St.Paul hockey team in a: Grossi straight trade for Hodge John- | ;son, speedy right winger who has been a member of the Saints for the past six seasons, CROSSWORD SOLUTION A Organization Meeting On Monday An organization meeting of all sections of the Westmount Municipal Hockey Leagues will be held on Monday evening November the 11th in the Victoria Hall.All teams intending to enter in these leagues should hee two representatives present at this meeting.The possibility of the Westmount teams playing in the Q.A.H.A.will be discussed.The meeting is scheduled for eight o'clock.SENIOR TEAM GAINS TITLE DOWNS VERDUN The Senior \u201cB\" \u201cB\u2019 team of West- | me High, playing heads-up football, tucked the Eastern Section championship of the Protestant Inter-school Football League under its belt yesterday after- .In noon, edging out Verdun High, | po Purple and White led by tite strong plunging of Nicholson and the long kicks of Clarson, displayed to 300 spectators its superiority over the Blue and Red in almost every way.Straight plunging and kicking, a strong line, and several forward passes were the factors which contributed to the Westmount victory.In the firsfy quarter, the game took an unusual! twist, Redpath, of Westmount punted, form Verdun\u2019s 30-yard stripe ove the goal- line and Weatherley, Verdun halfback, attempted to return the kick to prevent a rouge.His return boot was blocked before it had Te-crossed the goal-line with Clarson, the Westmount half, recovering.The ruling called for two points with an attempted convert, which was blocked.This rule applies to local school football and is termed \u2018a touch from fumble.\u201d Westmount gained Its two remaining tallies in the second and fourth quarters on kicks by Clar- son for rouges.The teams: Westmount Verdun Redpath flying wing Bailey Peters half Donaldson Nicholson half Akers Clarson half Weatherley Minty quarter McKeown Murray snap Woodside Tilden inside Fincham * ! MCCONNELL, RIGHT WINGER LINES UP WITH BOYS BRIGAD: GRADS \u201cA\u201d TEAM FOR SEASD! The stock of the Boys Brigade Grads hockey teams received à bullish stimulant with the announcement that Austin McCounel, outstanding right winger would line up with the \u201cA\u201d team for thiy \u2018season.It is recorded that MeConnel] starred for the Brigade team that went through to ike city Snowdon on a technicality.finals in 1937 For the last two years McConnell has -38, only to lose to played standout hockey tor W.H.S.Seniors.Business pressure hay kept him from playing in the J.A.H.A.this year, but his many friends on the Grads will be glad to welcome him back to the forward line, where it is expected his presence will add considerably to the Grads scoring punch.These augmentations as the Mulligan brothers to transfer to the \u2018B\u201d team, which team has been considerably strengthened \u2014 particularly in regard to the defence.Owing to the fact that the new league is expected to be a hard hitting one, it was decided to abandon the idea of playing a number of juniors.Probably Baxter, Bolduc and perhaps young Bruce Fair- head may be used, but the remainder will be turned over to the Boy Brigade team, where it is felt the expert tutelage of Mr, Montgomery will prove just what the lads need.The formation of the new league itself has gone ahead swiftly.Grads A\u2019 are a known quantity.The \"\u201cB\u201d\u201d team somewhat weak defensively will be as good as any other team in the league in the forward lines.Stanley has promised to ice a strong squad, and while the fourth team has not yet been selected, several are under consideration, and it should be announced within a couple of weeks.Several exhibition features have already been fixed for the Grads \u2018A\u2019.These are al} against strong teams, including one game with C.P.R.If any others desire exhibitions they can be arranged for the \u2018\u2018B\u2019\u2019 team.Chisholm inside Daniels Bardwell middle Dalgleish Marks middle Williams Girard outside Maskell Drennan outside Lockwood Westmount Subs: Farquharson, Waterson, Walbank, Wake, Levinson, Harrison.- Chatterton, Goode, Applin, Fraas, Mitchell, Woods.Verdun Subs: Mitehell, Good, Haris, Jones, Hughes, Marchand, Phillips, Brown, MacPherson.Referee, Noseworthy; umpire, Ulley; head linesman, Horton.have allowed such seasoned performers, RUGBY MATCH 1S POSTPONED The rugby match which was scheduled to have h:en played on Westmount Park on Saturday between Westmount and the Roval Canadian Air Force was postponed due to the muddy condition of the ground.It was agreed, however, to play the game next Saturday at the McGill campus.In all probability, several of the Westmount XV may then he out of town over the week-end with the Monday being a holiday, but their places will be taken by McGill players, thus making the team to play the R.C.A.F.really a combination of Westmount and MeGill clubs.LEARN TO RIDE All British military officers must now be able to ride a motorcycle.CONTROLS SOIL The Government will control soils for tobacco growing in Spain.DELIVERED ICE COLD Rapid Service till 11 p.m.FI.4744 If first line signals busy, Dial WE.1616 FORUM GROCERY Nearest Licensed Grocer to Westmount.2209 St.Catherine W.WHATS THE BEER THATS BOTH DRY AND LIGHT ?A GRAND APPETIZER BECAUSE ITS DRY A GRAND THIRST QUENCHER BECAUSE IT'S [/GHT FRONTENAC BLUE LABEL > om gra ere \u2014\u2014-\u2014\u2014 He, 1x = cc eH oo \u2014d pomame Tp, "]