The Westmount examiner, 31 décembre 1940, mardi 31 décembre 1940

[" re Cup ports prole Hinleah E days or it purse o 1cluGes a trainer of ights win be hang.inced Jap, lairman of e French.Of two ogy ce and of try of the Hellopolig )mination, sed from 8 third in at Epson ss S in clos 7 of zip, t the For.ine to Jog he Trai} t himself itizens by in 37 sec.st win ot Dutton's f£ Sweden >w freight ET feet are KS ood gas nths, G s In the joying a 3.00 tuber.ARS of 3,000 y day, ss d id kiers! 125 jump, tow, ms, cted 3 741 Years in Westmou WE BUY OLD GOLD Have you looked over your old jewelry c higher and our réputation of 41 years of business integrity assures ycu of full valuation.OHMAN\"'S rate:y?Prices were never JEWELLERS 1216 Greene we.4046 * VOL.XII, No.1 LAST RESPECTS ARE PAID LATE HON.6.3COTT Memorial Service Held in St.Matthias Church Sunday Afternoon \u2014 S.L.The Rev.G.Oliver Officiated A memorial service for the late J'en.-Gordon Wallace Scott was held in St: Matthias Church, where he was formerly rector's rp arden, on Sunday afternoon.The church was overcrowded at the service which was conducted by Squadron Leader the Rev.Gilbert Oliver, the rector.Jost his life at sea, through enemy action, while on his way to England on a Government mission, Chief mourners included Mr.Scott's widow, his daughter, Mrs, G.Meredith Smith; his mother, Mrs, E.Scott; and two sisters, Mrs, Jesse A, Bowen and Mrs.Hubert F.Powell, the latter of Toronto.In accordance with a wish often expressed by Mr.Scott, there was neither eulogy nor address.Canon Oliver, however, interpreted \u2018to those who are bereaved and mourning, the deep sympathy of the many present and the very large number of people in all walks of life unable to be present with us today.\u201d The manner of Mr.Scott's pass- fing and his philosophy of life, Canon Oliver stated, \u2018\u2018suggest to me the following words of Ten- nydon, so well known to all of us: \u2018Sunset and evening star, And one clear call for me! And may there be no moaning at \u2018the bar When I put out to sea; But such a tide as moving seems asleep, Too full for sound and foam, When that which drew from out the boundiess deep Turns again home, _ \u201cTwilight and evening bell, And after that the dark! And may there be no sadness of farewell When I embark; For, though from out our bourne of time and place The flood may bear me far, I hope to see my Pilot face to face, When I have crost the bar.\u201d Following the organ rendition of Chopin's Marche Funebre by W.Johnston Hislop, the white- gowned choir and the congregation sang the hymn \u201cUnto the Hills Around Do 1 Lift My Longing eyes.\u201d The lesson, following the 23rd Psalm, was taken from the 44th chapter of Ecclesiasties and the 15th chapter of the First Epistle to the Corinthians.The remainder of the service included the hymn \u201cWhere the Light Forever Shineth,\u201d the anthem, \u201cThe King of Love\u201d (Shelley), the benediction and the National Anthem.The recessional hymn was \u201cOnward Christian Soldiers,\u201d a favorite of Mr.Scott's.(Continued on Page 3) CHURCH GROUP 10 GIVE RAID SHELTER SCENE Annual Watchnight Service Will Be Held At West- mount Baptist Church Tuesday - The annual Watchnight Service will he held at Westmount Bap- tif Church on Tuesday evening.At nine-fifteen the young people will present a program depicting & scene in an air-raid shelter in London.At 10:15 p.m.refreshments will be served.At 11.15 P.m.the Watchnight Service, under the direction of the minister will begin, Many will take pari in this impressive gathering.On Sunday, January 5th, Rev.J.A.Johnston will preach at both services.The thème of the mori- ing sermon will be: \"The Fellowship of the Redeemed.\u201d Communion and reception of mem- bars will then take place.In the evening service Mr.Johnston will have ag his text:\u2014'Unto them that Look for Him Shall He Ap- Pear.\u201d This will be a fascinating discussion of a most engrossing theme, ude Ld el lL EE \u2014 a ve nel nt\" Ave, i High School Pupils Hold Annual Party The High School Students of St.Paul's and St.Leo's Academies, held their annual Christmas Social unger the auspices of the Catholic Mother's Club last evening at half-past eight o'clock in St.Leo\u2019s Hall.Mrs.A.A.Pare received, assisted by the chairmen of the student committees, Miss Joan As- selin and Mr.Robert O'Connell.Members of the High School committees who made the arrangements for the party include the Misses Sybil O'Connell, Ruth Austin, Pauline Shea, Joan Kier- fans, Marion Fryer, Edna Meagher, Helen Wheeler and Edna Kierans and David Carling, Hodgson Mar- shall, John O'Connell, Victor Latimer, Brian Doherty, John Savage, David Creaghan, John Shannon and William Shannon. 3 S NA NN .S SA * S Ne v \u201c Stoke Poges churchyard made famous by Sir Thomas Gray.But there are compensations.Like discoverin, for the first time there is more to England than the city.This little town, for example, is a one-hour drive from the heart of London.It is as famous as Shakespeare's Str.tford-on-Avon and ever sinc- Thomas Gray wrote \u201cElegy in » Country Churchyard\u201d under the yew tree of the Stoke Poges parish churcn, the place has been a mecca for millions, Yet none of the evecuees now billeted here ever paid it a visit, Boom for Church Now at most any hour on any day the quiet lanes which Bur- round the church are likely to be crowded with London mothers pushing perambulators.These transplanted Londoners hardly need an extra guide.They can rattle off more data about Stoke Poges, the church and Thomas Gray than any native.Starting with 1107 A.D., when the church held the first service, they go right up the scale to 1940, not leaving out Gray's death in 1771, or the fact that si R.A, F.airdromes are inside a 10-mile circle from the spot where the old master first sald \u201cThe lowing herd winds slowly o'er the lea.\u201d Authorities and even British Government departments differ on whether the Eastern Mediterranean theater of war should be termed the Near East or Middle East.The Press Association attempted to learn whether or not the terms were officially synonymous.Among the varied opinions was the dictum of the Ministry of Information's Foreign Publicity Department that the term Near Eas\u2019 has \u2018almost passed out of current use\u201d and that the Middle East is an all-embracing designation of the eastern Mediterranean area.The Press Association is taking the Ministry's word for it and is using Middle East.It took quite a struggle to get anyone in London to he definite about it.The Times, for instance said it was a difficult problem Far East Is Still Far East But Near East Is now Middle but the newspaper makes a distinction.It calls Egypt, and Palestine the Middle Kast, \u2018Turkey, Syria and Persia the Near East.The Army, whose forces in the area come under the Middle East Command, parried: \u201cThe Forelgn Office people will he able to tell you.\u201d Foreign Office sources con sidered the terms synonymous although one authority there thought there should be some distinction, \u201cWe'd like to know ourselves,\u201d sald a naval spokesman.\u201cIt's a political distinction anyway and not a nautical one.We'll see how the Admiralty interprets it.\u201d After a pause the spokesman came back with: \"All we know is that there's a Mediterranean Fleet and there fs an East Indian Squadron which patrols the Red Sea.\u201d FAINTING SPELL CAUSES INJURY Louis Dufresne, of 208 Marcil \"street, St.Lambert, a postal employee, suffered a cut over his left eye when he fainted and fell to the floor in the Westmount Fost Office at 4.20 p.m.on Monday.He was taken to the West ern Division of the Montreal Gen- oral Hospital in & police radio patrol car by Constables Maxwell and Denbeigh and treated by Dr.E, K.Smith.His injury was not serious.U.3.OPINION SHIFTS ON IST WORLD WAR Ordinary Americans In all walks of life have realized by watching successive German steps in the attempted conquest of : Europe that they must revise one of their most deeply rooted be- \"Hefs of the 1930\u2019s\u2014namely, that \u201cAmerica's entrance into the last World War was a \u201cmistake.\u201d This is reported by Dr.George Gallup, director of the American Institute of Public Opinion, as a result of surveys on the subject by the institute.\u201cThe new direction of Amer- {ean thinking may mean «an eventual revision of much that has been written and taught regarding America's entry into the World War over the past twonty years,\u201d Dr, Gallup says.\u201cA year and a half beforo the present war bogan\u2014in April, 1937, to be exact\u2014an institute study showed that a majority of Americans belleved our entrance had been a mistake, Throughout the nineteen twenties and thirties, books, films, plays and classroom teaching had hammered into American minds the conviction that \u2018we didn\u2019t achieve what we set out to achieve,\u2019 that \u2018we didn't make the world safe for democracy,\u2019 and that \u2018our galns were too small for the price we paid.\u2019 \u2018Many Americans were convinced that \u2018Germany was no more to blame than other countries.\u2019 \u201cNow, with (their atlention riveted on (Germany's expansion into Norway, Denmark, Holland, Belgium, France and Central Europe, more and more Americans are saying, in effect, that Germany did constitute an menace to the United States ln 1917 and that this country was justified in taking the action she did.\u201cJust as post-war disillusionment about the World War was the key to much of the writing and legislation of the past few years, no the shift that has taken place in American thinking many be an important factor in coming United States decisions regarding aid to Britain, The survey does not mean, of course, that a majority or anything like a majority of the American people would favor going to war against Germany and her allies today, Trend Measurod In Surveys \u2018\u2018\u2019The trend of American thinking on the World War has boen measured In successive Institute studies, the earliest of which reaches back 314 years.In April, 1937\u2014on the twentletb anniversary of the American declaration of war\u2014the {institute found 64 per cent saying our entrance had been a mistake, 28 per sent suy- ing it had not heen a mistake, and the remaining 8 per cent undecided or without an opinion, The Royal Air Force bulks everything under its Middle Kast command, centered at Cairo.Before the war there were various commands Including Iraq, Pales- tine, Malta and Aden, BRITISH STEAL A MARCH ON ver prirent With ltaly's hands fuil in Greece and many leaders at home calling for an sttempted knockout blow at Italy, British troops in Egypt, like thoze'pictured above, swooped down on Italian positions in a surprise attack near Sidi Barrani.Thousands of Italians were \u20ac aptured, as well as large amounts of material, attains 0.ITALY voa COL BOA Lest Respects .(Continued from Page 1) Westmount City Council and chief municipal officials attended in a body, including Mayor Walter A.Merrill, K.C., Aldermen W.B.Scott, K.C, C.K.Mcleod, Douglas Lorimer, Irving P.Rex- ford and B.Panet-Raymond, K.C,; P.E.Jarman, general manager; J.W.Weldon, K.C., city solicitor, and C.W.Houston, socretary- treasurer.D.C.Abbott, K.C, M.P., also attended.Represent Government Hon, Pierre F.Casgrain, K.C., Secretary of State, represented the federal Government, while among the prominent Ottawa officials present were E.H.Coleman, Under Secretary of State for Cunada; Watson Sellars, auditor general of Canada; G.K.Shells, deputy Minister of Munitions and Supply; H, R.L.Borden, counsel for Munitions Board; J.P.DPotti- Rrey, A.J.Martin, H, Carl Gol- denberg and Hugh McLaughlin, Hon, F.Philippa Brais, leader of the Legislative Council, ropro- sented the provincial government, while Mayor J.Adhemar Raynault officially represonted the City of Montreal, From the Protestant Comumittou of the Council of Jublic lnstrue- tion came Dr.W.P.l'erelval, Il.R.Cockticld, Rev.K.Loslie Pid- seon, D.D., and Howard Murray, while other educational reproson- tatfous included Principal ¥.Cyr- fl James, of MeGill University; Harry W.Jones, Provincial Asso- clation of Protestant Teachers; and H.C.Atkinson, T.Fullerton, Hoadmasters\u2019 Association of Mont renl, Verdun Protestant Hospital of which Mr, Scott had beon chairman of the board, was réprosont- ed by Dr.C, A.Porteous, Dr, George FE.Reod, C.B.Nowsome and WV, Mayne McCombe, Representing tha British Atr Ministry were M.L.Long and H.W.Thorpe, while from the Chartered Accountants\u2019 Assoclation were T.Cushing, George Hunter and A.Smibert, Montreal Brauch ot the Chartered Institute of Socreturies was represented hy George Henderson, president.PA, McFarlane, second vice-presi- dent, represented the Montreal Board of Trade.In the vast congregation were to be seen here and there members of the alr, army and naval forces of Canada, Fellow work- ors in the firm of P.8.Itoss and Sons, of which Mr, Scott had been the head, attonded In a body.Serving as ushers were Wilbert H.Howard, K.C,, rector's warden, and Henry G.Norman, people's PAGE THRER AIRCRAFT CARRIER LAUNGHED BY NAVY The aircraft carrier Hornet, designed to handle elghty-three fighting planes and constructed at a cost of $31,000,000, exclusive of armament, was launched recently with Mrs, Frank Knox, wife \u2018of the Navy Secretary, as sponsor, The Iaunching was closed to the public, but Secretary Knox, Governor Price of Virginia, a number of Navy officers, several hundred shipyard employees and» members of their familles atood: in the rain to watch Mrs.Knox name tho Navy's seventh alroraft, carrier.As champagne trickled down her bow, the Ilornet, released by n hydraulic triggor, slid swiftly down the greased ways of tha Newport News Shipbuilding and .Dry Dock Company and splashed ,.into tho James River, There the\u2019 vessel was taken in tow by a floet of tugs and taken to a pier, \u201d where the lust work wil] be done.The Hornet is the seventh naval vessel to bear a name that goes back In American naval his; tory to lighting ships of Colonfal days.Tho original Hornet, built in Baltimore In 1775, was one of\" the first ships of the Continental Navy to put to son.Tho Hornet is the fourth car- rior to be bullt by the Newport Nowg Shiphuilding and Dry Dock Company, others being the Ranger, the Yorktown and the Enterprise, \u2019 Secretary and Mrs, Knox and visiting naval officers were guests of tho Newport Nowa Shipbulld- ing and Dry Dock Company at a luncheon at the James River Country Club after the cere- monles.5 * \u201cMary, did 1 sees that soldier\u2019s \u2018 arm around you?\u201d \u2018\u2019Oh, mother, you know you should never discuss the movements of the troops.\" \u2019 warden, of St.Matthias Church.Peter Pan Nursery School Private Kindergarten RE-OPENING MONDAY JAN.6th Special programme arranged for Children from 3 to 6 years, Particulars on application 445 Strathcona Ave.WE.1910 NURSERY, KINDERGARTEN 9 a.m.to 12 Noon \u2014 4926 GROSYENOR AVE.MISS ESTHER PASCOE, C.K.L Frosbel Certificate Re-opens Monday, Jan.6th Boys and Girls from 2/3 to 7 years, FREE TRANSPORTATION AND PRIMARY SCHOOL 2 p.m.to 4.30 P.M.ELwood 1205 (Entrance 11656 WEllington 1885 LE] Westmount Business College CI] MISS R.WOOD, PRINCIPAL Royal Bank Building CORNER ST.CATHERINE AND GREENE AVE.Complete business and secretarial courses; Specialized Individual Instruction.Limited number in day and evening classes.Privato lessons, Graduates holding responsible positions Greene Ave.) Residence DExter 1200 4914 Sherbrooke Street Westmount Miss Graham's Business College FRENCH & ENGLISH TUITION All Commercial Subjects taught by thorough and practical teachers \u2018:n both languages; also a comprehensive course in Secretarial Work.Individual instruction.French Conversation.NEW TERM BEGINS JAN.2 \u2014 DAY & EVENING CLASSES Day Classes: Girls Only Night Classes: Both Sexes TERM BEGINS ON DATE OF ENTRY BUSINESS FIRMS PROVIDED WITH STENOGRAPHERS DExter 2242 invite your enquiry.MG Prepare Yourself?The demand for well-trained, capable stenographers far exceeds the available supply.to aid in this crisis by enrolling with us right away.Only cumpetent training commands the best pay, and our personalized teaching has won highest commendation, We Day and Evening Classes New Year Term Begins Jan.6th.Enroll Now: SPROTT COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Victor D.Sprott, Principal Empress Theatre Building 2304 Oid Orchard Ave.ELwood 1733-2452 { g Why not prepare yourself INC. 1 i : mer.ve arn I, wl AS mit 5 - Rae oe nT SLL Handsome Decorated 9 ; Choice of $ 10 Flavors 7 \u201cSCOTTY\u201d Glasses with your purchase of 30 oz.Beverages Phone Your Dealer Today N ALLL L171 III 1117701 020 117112) III EI7 1 HEE SLI 2I I II PIII 20007 a a oa (oN Social and Personals Cyril Noall, of Ottawa, formerly of Coventry, England, spent the holiday season with his mother, Myre.G.Noall, Mayfair avenuc, | WE, Petri ! Guests spending the holiday season at Mont Tremblant lodge, Mont Tremblant, Quebec, include Miss Rosalind Xelsey, Miss Brenda Sutherland, Mrs, J, KE, Dawes, Mr, J.E.S8«yhold, Mr.George Buckingham, Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Wilson, Mr.and Mrs.A.8.Dawes and Mr.F.Rt.Graham, Miss Jessie M.Norris, Canadian Director of the World Federation of Education Associations, left on Friday evening for Hav- aua, Cuba, vis Miaml, to attend a Pan - American conference on Commercial and economic education.\u2018 Dr.Kemneth Norris, principal of Sir George Williams College, Is also attending the conference, where he will present several addresses.Mrs, Samuel Bronfman will entertain at a pald up membership tea for the l.ocal Council of Jewish Women at her home, 15 Bel- vedere Road, on Wednesday, January 22.Mrs.H.Robinson and Mrs.B.Robinson, co-chairman of the membership campaign will be assistod by the following captains, Mrs, J, Shulman, Mrs.Richard Kramer, Mrs.D.Dobrofsky, Mrs.B.Matts, Mrs.E.Lazore, Mrs, H.Sabloff, Mrs.J.Stewart, Mrs.1.Albert, Mrs.J.Victor, Mrs.Chas.Asch, Mrs.A.Pesner, Mrs.Philip Fram, Mrs, N.P.Solomon and Mrs.Edward Hart.Mra.Sydney Levitt is president of the Local Council, Rojall-Follis The marriage of Margaret Gra- Jam, elder daughter of Mr.and rs.F.O.Follis, to Lieutenant Frederick TF.Rojall, R.M.R.(M.G.) A.C.A., elder son of Mr.and Mrs.F.E.Rejall, took place last evening at seven o'clock in St.Matthias Church, Westmount, Reverend A.T.Love officiating, Ame, \u20ac OE PARIS JANUARY SALE Of Salon Dresses and Millinery Starts Today DINNER AND EVENING GOWNS, SPORT FROCKS AND KNIT WEAR All Drastically Reduced WOOL CREPES, JERSEYS AND WOOLS, Reduced to $12 - $15 - $19 MILLINERY Reduced to $5 ' 1316 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST (Between Crescent and Mountain, across from the Chateau Apts) LA.1350 assisted by Canon A.E.Smart, of Portsmouth, Ont., bride, The church, lighted with seven branched candelabra, arranged at euch side was decorated with white chrysanthemums and ferns, Given In marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of white lace over eatin, fashloned on simple lines with a train, Her vell of tulle illusion fell from a plealed halo of the same material and she carried a bouquet of gar- denlas and bouvardia.Migs Mary Rosamond Follis, who was her sister's only attendant, wore a frock of royal blue crepe under a fitted jacket of the same material with a collar and pockets of matching sequins, She wore a sequin hat with a royal blue veil and carried a bouquet of pink roses.Mr.Harold Itejall acted as best man for his brother and the ushers were Gentleman Cadot Edward Neal, of Royal Military College and Mr.Alex l.oomis, Mra.I'ollis, the bride's mother, was in a draped gown of powder blue crepe with a small black ha: and a corsage bouquet of piuk roses, Mrs.Rejall, mother \u2018 of the bridegroom, was in a gown ot mist blue crepe cut on princess lines and worn with a jacket of the same mateMal trimmed with bugle bead embroidery, a mauve hat and a corsage bouquet of orchids.The reception was held at the residence of the bride's parents on Western avenue, where Christ- mag greens and red flowers were used to decorate the rooms.Later Lieutenant and Mrs.Rojall left on their wedding trip, the bride travelling in a frock of Alice blue sheer wool under a muskrat coat with an Alice blue felt hat and brown accessories.\u2018Guest\u2019 Children In Canada Weld Bonds Of Empire Children from Groat Britain now in Canada as war guests are making friendships and develop- Ing new understandings that will strengthen the ties of Empire, according to R.Keith Jopson, British representative of tho Children's Overseas Reception Board.In an address at the recent annual meeting of the Children's Ald Society.of Toronto Mr.Jop- son said he was impressed by the speed and the completeness with which these children are belng absorbed into Canadian life.Evacuation of children from Great Britain has had to be abandoned for the winter months, he went on, but he anticipates a flood of British war guest children running into the thousands when the winter storms on the Atlantic are over.Only 1,500 children have been brought to Canada under the Government scheme, although it had been planned last spring to send out thousands in fast passenger SAFETY EDGE GLASS CUT RATE KANE'S FREE TUMBLER WITH EVERY $1.00 DRUG PURCHASE ® WE DELIVER © Drugs, Prescriptions, Newspapers, Magasines, Cigarettes, lce Cream, Ice Cold Drinks, etc.WANT IT IN A HURRY?TRY KANE'S FAST SERVICE DRUG STORE 4779 SHERBROOKE WEST AT GROSVENOR liners, uncle of the § of the chancel steps, | IT'S GOING TO BE Zi Atcp this rare dower chest, faveur nn dei JUDGING BY THE TABLE LINENS, A WHITE WINTER de made for a bride who lived in Connecticut about 1750, are heirloom lin- are white satin-band cloths \u2014 more popular ap this After seasons of dark shades and pastels, white table linens regain their old-time popularity among this fall's brides and among homemakers who have decided that now is the -time to get a supply of fine linens.Satin-band, linen damask, table- cloths\u2014plainly woven, but decorated with stunning monograms\u2014are considered just about the finest type of background for silver and crystal.Huge monograms are used in the wns for 1940's fall bride.Included damask year centre of some of the smartest cloths.On others, two medium-size monograms are used\u2014one on either end, about twelve inches from the centre.It's new to have the monogram instead of across the corner.For buffet suppers and for buffet teas, where bridge guests serve themselves from the dining room table instead of being served at the bridge tables in the living room, modern cloths are popular.There are smart THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER white ones woven wtih geometric and stylized floral patterns.And, of course, pastel and colorful printed ones that lend themselves particularly well to informal entertaining.According to a famous expert on household linens, altogether too few brides measure the width and length of their dining room table before buying table linens.He says that a tablecloth should hang about fifteen inches from the table edge\u2014all the way around.\u2014MARIAN YOUNG Canada's part In the Empire's war effort is bringing a building and Industrial boom to this cy, where the Department of National Defense has recently authorized the construction of 21 additional buildings at the Royal Canadian Air Force supply depot near the waterfront.According to the Toronto Industrial Commission's latest bulletin, two firms from England, Self-Priming Pump and Engineering Co., Ltd., and Korect Depth Gauge Co., Ltd., will start work almost at once on joint factories to be utilized for the production of alreraft Industries.De Havilland Aircraft of Canada.Ltd., also plan to build additiona! assembly and repair shops, a new dope room building and a canteen, to supplement the expansion re- cenlly completed for this firm by the Department of Munitions and Supply.\u2018 Increased war production demands have caused Small Arms Ltd, to triple its plants for the manufacture of Lee-Enfield rifles.The new facllities will bring the cost of the entire plant to $5,008,- 000, and it is expected that somo 3,000 employees will be required.Canada Wire and Cable Company Ltd.are increasing their plant to provide new manufacturing space.as {8 the Viceroy Manufacturing Co., Ltd.- : The Industrial Commission's bulletin draws attention to a recent review made by the Bank of Nova Scotia which said that the pronounced expansion wtliich began last spring continued throughout the summer and is still in progress, while the current outlook for the important manufac- AT SNOWDON JUNCTION CORSAGES POTTED PLANTS MA For New Year's Eve .DAOUST - MORIN FLORISTS 506 vivian.35c up BOX OF CUT FLOWERS .$1.25 up Telegraph Service - Day & Night Delivery 5102 DECARIE BLVD.EL.3661 Right at the Car Stop SN turing industries of the Natio: which have received the bulk o: war orders is generally for capacity operations and extensive plant enlargement.The total value of defense cou- tracts awarded by the Canadian Government at the end of September was $525.000,000, with Apparently about 86 per cent of this amount placed in the Dominion.In addition, heavy capital commitments amounting to $235,- 000,000 by Qet.15, 1940, have been made for plant construction to till war needs.On completion this new capacity will involve an output of arms and munitions of well over $500,000.000 a year.: With specific war industries leading the business upturn, the bank pointed out that basic export industries have shown a marked de- British Empire\u2019s War Needs Boom Toronto\u2019s Industries velopment as is Illustrated by an $80,000,000 increase in exports, quarter of 1940 as compared with a Year ago, The Toronto Industrial Commission bulletin pointed out that the Canadian automobile industry has been influenced to an important degree by Army vehicle output, producing 8% per cent more units in October, 1940, than for excluding gold, during the third the same month in 1939.Ap- silk marquizette.with gold and amethyst sequin cu AIRY GRACE Aa lt has long, full sieeves, gathered to the wrists Me The decolietage and corselet waistline are accented with matching sequins, Shoe polish and oil paintings are an unusual combination that earns a livelihood for Stanley \u2018Elias, his pretty 19-year-old | Macedonian wife Sophia, and his baby son.For a dime Stanley will give you one of the best shoe-shines |you ever had.That is if you are a member of Hart-House, the men\u2019s recreational centre at the Univer- \"sity of Toronto, Then, after you have had your shine, if you are interested, Stanley will show you some of the original oil paintings that he works on in the long hours when students and professors are all In classes, and shines are few and far between.No Coaching It 18 from the sale of these paintings that Stanley earns lenough to augment his boot- .black\u2019s salary sufficiently to support a wife and child, and also to keep him supplied with the olls and canvases.Stanley EHas is no undiscovered da Vinci, turning out world masterpieces in the basement of Hart House.He is a capable craftsman in oils, turning out original nature scenes in oils from sketches made whenever he has an opportunity to get into the country.An interesting fact is that Stanley dipped his brush in oil paint for the first time only three years ago, and previous to ing males may hardly glance at it.Say \u2018Here is some homemade candy\" and even the cigars.lose their appeal.The hostess who knows how to make good candy need not worry about what to serve either the gentlemen or their ladies, Here are two simple recipes for seasonable home-made candy delicacies.Orange Frut Paste % cup ground unpeeled oranges 3% cup orange juice 2% cups apple sauce or stewed fresh or dried apricots or peaches 14 cup liquid pectin 1% cup light corn syrup 2 cups sugar Cook oranges, orange juice and cooked fruit for 20 minutes, stirring often.Use large kettle, preferably gallon size.Add pectin, dern syrup and sugar.Cook 15 to 20 minutes longer, stirring constantly.When mixture is consistency of a thick preserve, pour 1 inch deep into sallow pan.When cold cut into squares or other desired shapes.If wished, roll in powdered sugar.(Recipe makes 21% pounds.) Nut and Potato Croquettes 2 cups hot riced potatoes 14 cup cream 14 teaspoon salt 14 teaspoon pepper i Few grains of Cayenne Yolk of one egg 14 cup chopped pecan nut meats 14 teaspoon baking powder Mix all ingredients with fork until light.Shape as for croquettes.Roll in bread crumbs.Dip in egg which has been mixed with a little cold water.Roll in bread crumbs again and fry in deep hot fat (355 degrees F.) until brown.Drain on unglazed paper and serve, LEMONS FOR HEALTH Lemons have righttully earned their fame as a health-giving food.their use in the healing arts dates back to the very beginning of medicine.In China, more than a thousand years ago, they were designated as the \u201clong life fruit.\u201d (tn Western countries they were credited with having conquered scurvy.Today they are the centre of interest in world-wide :tudies dealing with increasing the immunity to many diseases.No other single fruit has had such wide application to health preservation \u2018and restoration as the lemon.Lemon juice in water drunk with any meal is often found an uid to digestion where natural tomach juices are deficient.Hot Lemonade is still the tried -nd true first home remedy in the treatment of colds.Strong lemon- ade-\u2014the juice of two lemons to a \u2018ass of hot water\u2014is mended.Sweeten to taste.T.emon juice and honey provida 4 soothing and easily prepared home remedy used for relief of throat tickling coughs.Combine zqual parts of honey and lemon \u2018uice.A lemon juice bracer, consisting of a glass of hot or cold water to which the juice of a lemon is added, and as some prefer it, an | proximately 60 per cent of parts and materials by automobile man- jufacturers in Canada are mate Lo a b50-mile radius of Tor-: onto.bridge table and the cigar smok- recom- Llib 2 1733 NS N 3 3 N N N N N N N NY bY S NY N N NS NS N N N N NS N 3 N N N N N NS N NS NS N N 3 N NS N N N RZ RADIO SERV GUARANTEED REPAIRS PN ORY WI.8171 M.BEAUDET NOTRE DAME WEST a A Ld Lr E777 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1940 \u2014 Issue of January 2, 194] \"| Hands That Shine Shoes Paint Nature In Oils that time, and since that time, he has had no instruction or coaching from any artist or teacher of art! Stanley is very cheerful about the whole thing.He claims that luck.\u2018Ever since he was born a year ago, he\u2019s been bringing me good luck.\u201d A word about Stanley himself.He has large observant eyes, and delicate features.He is quite dark, and was brought to Toronto from Macedonia when a child.His parents, his wife, and Stanley watch every mail eagerly, for Stanley's brother is fighting with the Greek army, as are three of his wife\u2019s brothers.Radio Reveals Missing Husband A Canadian soldier in England got un big thrill when he was able to say & few words during a radio broadcast to Canada, but \u2019\u2026.his wife found out about him.The soldier had been on th missing list for five years as far as the wife was concerned.She happened to be listening to the radio program when her hus- band\u2019s name was mentioned and hig familiar voice was heard.She did not delay taking what seemed to her the right action.She wrote a letter to the government departments\u2019 allowance board demanding that she be assigned one-half her husband's army pay in accordance with regulations, plus the separation allowance of $35 a month, She is getting the money now.It was ascertained that quite a number of \u201cmissing\u201d husbands have been traced by wives since the men got into the army.additional halt teaspoon of baking soda (bicarbonate), is regarded as a regulatory drink on arising.his young son has brought him | Annual Musicale The annual musicale of the Westmount Women's Club will te held in Victoria Hall on Friday afternoon, January 10 at three o'clock.Artists taking part op the program include, Olga Lieber, pianist; F.Newnham, baritone; George Brewer, organist apg Frances Lindsay, reader.Isobel Maxwell will be the accompanist, A Coat For Frau Goring New York \u2014 Paquin's celebrated salon in Paris was crowded, and among those examing tne styHsh coats and wraps was Lady Decies, American-born peeress, Suddenly, a well-upholstered man strode In, eyed a coat in Lady Decies\u2019 hands\u2014she was just about to buy it\u2014and said: \u201cI\u2019Il take that coat for my wife.\u201d \u201cI didn\u2019t argue with him,\u201d the former Elizabeth Wharton Drexel of Philadelphia explained.\u201cHe was Reichsmarshal Her- maan Goring.\u201cIt was a nlce coat, too,\u201d she sighed, \u201cBeige with a fur collar.\u201d Lady Decies said Marshal Goring has a residence in the former French capital.She asserted she had seen luxurious furniture being moved into the Palais du Luxembourg\u2014seat of the French Senate since 1879 \u2014for the Reichsmarshal.She said the German had taken over all the better known hotels, A play was given by Hugh.Mollie and Veronica Chicanot, 49 Wolseley Ave., also Nan Hunt of 71 Wolseley Ave., and $2.00 was realized and given to the Red Cross Society.LAMP | SHADES ¢ Made to Order VASES MADE INTO .LAMPS Lamps and Shades Repaired E.L.La Mountain & Co.PLateau 5716 7 2090 UNIVERSITY ST.CORS Floral Decorations For New Year's Festivities .CUT FLOWERS - PLANTS WESTMOUNT FLORISTS 4863 Sherbrooke West AGES for All Occasions ELwood 4345 (Near Victoria Ave.) I secial $3 Ly MISS MACK, New York Specialist NEW YEAR'S SPECIALS | NAIVETTE MACHINELESS PERMANENT ec.v7.0) HAIR TINTING \u2014 All Work Positively Guaranteed 52:50 the Season and the Happiest Wishing all our customers, old and new, the Compliments of thanks for your patronage in the past and trust that we will of New Years, May we extend FOR APPOINTMENTS, PLEASE PHONE ; BEAUTY i | | | continue to serve ycu during 1941.| MAYFAYRE 3005 St.Catherine West WI.s502 PARLOR (Corner Atwater\u2019 Ÿ Of À \u201cWe Do Printing Phone WAInut 2773% THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY ll Kinds » M une dens wite Lia.of waif Han man The] M edit is je awrrir] of the ) Will be ; Friday it three part où .Lieber, aritone; st and Isobel mpanist, ing celebra- rowded, ng the as Lady 2ress, olstered coat in vas just for my m,\u201d the Drexel 1! Her- 0,\u201d she ur col- al Gor- former n luxu- ed into 3-\u2014seat e 1879 1 taken hotels, Hugh, not, 49 Tunt of 00 was 16 Red teed 1 Wo | 7 PA TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1940 \u2014 gue of January 2, 1941 PAGE FIV} \u2018a NEWS OF THE THEATRE WORLD 7 | Myrna Loy, M.Douglas In \u201cThird Finger, Left Hand\u201d Myrna Loy, teamed for the first -ime with Melvyn Douglas, aban- dens her role as the \u2018\u2018perfect wife\u201d to keep the man who made +0 laygih in continuous hot waier in \u201cThird Finger, Left Hand,\u201d hilarious story of a ro- mantice m x-UD, coming Wednes- dy to tie Westmount United Theatre, \u2019 Miss Ley plays a magazine editor who, because ber boss\u2019 wife is jealous, invents a mythical husband whom she\u2019s supposed to be ying to find to get a divorce.The deception is perfect until Douglas, who has learned about it and is in love with her, blandly shows up and assumes the role of the missing spouse.Her family likes him.She doesn\u2019t\u2014and proceeds to keep him in all man- per of trials and tribulations.she scandalizes Niagara Falls on their \u2018honeymoon.\u2019 He invités mo:her couple to join them in a \"double honeymoon.\u201d Her attorney plans ways and means of getting her a divorce so that he can marry her himself.And all three start towards Reno together.But after all the Jaugh- picked troubles they go through, Myrna and Melvyn find they've really been in love with each other all along.Robert Z.Leonard, director of yew Moon,\u201d \u201cPride and Prejudice.\u201d \u2018\u2018Maytime\u2019\u201d and many other outstanding hits, directed.John M.onsidine, Jr\u2026 producer of \"Boys Town\u201d and \u2018Edison, the Maa.\u201d produced.The cast includes Lee Bowman.latest discovery in leading men, as the attorney.Raymond Wal- burn is seen as Miss Loy\u2019s father.Donald Meek, eccenfric apiarist sod detective in the Nick Carter series, plays an equally eccentric POTEL REAL VETERAN Victor Potel, who plays a davenport salesman in Paramount's comedy riot, \u201cChristmas in July,\u201d starring Dick Powell ind Ellen Drew.started in pictures at the old Besanay Company in 1910.For Prompt Delivery of Fruits and cal SOL\u2019S Groceries EL.6566 \u2014 EL.8930 5307 Sherbrooke West Deliveries from BR am to 11 o.m \u201cThird Finger, Left Hand\" and comical art dealer.Felix Bressart, of \u201cNinotchka\u201d and \u201cShop Around the Corner\u201d fame, adds more laughs to the situations as the art editor who helps Myrna in her deceptions.Bonita Granville, erstwhile child actress, plays her first sub-deb role as Miss Loy's very active younger sister.Ann Morriss and other featured players unite to keep the comedy pot bolting at full steam.: à \u2018The Westerner\u201d Tells Flaming Adventure Story Against the colorful and adven- ture-filled background of the old West, in the days when justice wag administered at the point of a gun and roistering Judge Roy Bean loomed as the \u201cLaw West of the Pecos,\u201d Samuel Goldwyn\u2019s \u201cThe Western,\u201d with Gary Cooper in the title role, which will play at the Special New Year's Eve Midnight Show at the York United Theatre and continue New Year's Day.Directed by William Wyler from the screen adaptation by Jo Swerling and Niven Busch, \u201cThe Westerner\u201d features in the cast which supports Cooper such notable players as Walter Brennan, Fred Stone, Doris Davenport, Lilian Bond, Forrest Tucker and Paul Hurst.The setting of the story is Vinegarroomn,- Texas, in the roaring days of the \u201880's long protracted battle between the cattlemen, original settlers of the land, and the homesteaders, who sought to till the land which they homesteaded under the law.Just when this battle is reach: ing a peak, the Westerner, a roving cowboy named Cole Harden, drifts into town and finds himself entangled in the vicious \u201cLaw West of the Pecos.\u201d But: the Westerner is a wily adventurer, fearless and bold, and when he comes to grips with wily Judge Bean, lie proves a shrewd opponent.Discovering that Judge Bean's idol is the fabulous and beauteous Lily Langtry, the stranger tells the Judge that he hag met the Jersey Lily and knows her well.This news intrigues the Judge and he man- further evidence in the trumped- up case against him ia brought in.Smash Climax The story reaches a smash climax in the scene where the cattlemen and Bean's henchmen set fire to the hundreds of home- (St.Catherine at Guy St.) TODAY - TUESDAY: \u201cHOOM TOWN\u201d with\u2019 Clark Gable, Spencer Tracey, Claudette Colbert and Hedy Lamarr.FATHER IS A PRINCE\u201d with Nana Bryant and Grant Mitchell.Shorts.WEDNESDAY until FRIDAY LIKE FIRE ACROSS THE PRAIRIES.A GREAT FEUD SWEPT THE PLAINS! SANUEL GOLDWYN pesinus QT wih WALTER BRENNAN FRED STONE - DORIS DAVERPORD 2nd Feature TOO MANY GIRLS\u201d * Lucille BALL # Richard CARLSON # Ann MILLER + Eddie BRACKEN Frances LANGFORD + Desi ARNAZ.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 GALA MIDNIGHT SHOW New Year's Eve GARY COOPER in \u201cThe Westerner\u201d Also Excellent Short Subjects Admission 50- tax ine.; Balloons! Hats! Noisemakers! Hats! steads and farms throughout the area.Cole realizes that the time has come for a showdown with Judge Roy Bean.He follows the weatherbeaten, grimy old man to Fort Davis where Lily Langtry is to make her long-promised visit.How Cole waylays the Judge just as the gorgeous actress is about what happens when guns are fired provides the story with a swift, action-filled ending.BASED ON MUSIC CAMP Interlochen, Michigan's famed National Music Camp, furnishes the story background for Paramount\u2019's new comedy, \u201cMagic in Music,\u201d starring Allan Jones and Susanna Foster.More than 100 Los Angeles musicians of teen age participate in actual recording scenes.Heimo Haitto, the Finnish violin prodigy, has an important role.TAKE OVER RAILROAD Producer-director Edward H.Griffith took over the entire rolling stock of the Nelson and Alber- marie Railroad \u2018for a week while filming scenes for \u201cThe Southerner.\u201d Technicolor picture starring Madeleine Carroll and Fred Mac- Murray for Paramount, while on location at Charlottesville, Va.Matty Malneck, whose seven- plece band has become one of Hollywood's amazing successes, plays in Paramount's \u201cLove Thy Neighbor,\u201d in which Jack Benny \u2018and Fred Allen share starring hohors.He directs the band for { Kddle '\u2018Rochester\u201d Anderson and Theresa Harris, who dance and \u2018sing \u2018Dearest, Dearest I,\u201d by Johnny Burke and Jimmy Van Heusen.MANTZ HANDLES PLANES .Paul Mantz, veteran Hollywood \"stunt pilot.has been signed by Arthur Hornblow, Jr., producer of i \u201c1 Wanted Wings,\u201d to handle all \u2018planes in the Paramount picture which stars Ray Milland, William Holden and Wayne Morris.Mantz uses two Lockheeds and a Boeing 'P-12 in the trick scenes, Work- with him.in addition to a ground crew.are Max Conant, famous racing pilot.and Earl (chubby) Gordon.long in Hollywood exhi.bition flights.ages to have Cole reprieved until | to step before the footlight and A DISPAT TCH FROM REU TERS Edward G.Robinson in a scene from \u201cA Dfspatch From Reuters\u201d which is now playing at the Westmount United Theatre until Tuesday night.MUD, MUD AND MORE MUD Spencer Tracey and Clark Gable in the Hilarious \u201cMud Bath\" episode of \u201cBoom Town\u2019, spectacular drama of the oil fields, which is now playing at the York United Theatre until Tuesday night.Starred with Tracey and Gable in the greatest cast the screen has produced in years are Claudette Colbert and Hedy Lamarr.¢ IN DRAMA OF BIG CITY * Ann Sheridan and James Cagney co-star in the thrill-packed dama \u201cCity For Conquest,\u201d which is now playing at the Monk- land United Theatre until Tuesday night.Santa Fe Greets \u2018Trail\u2019 With A Three-Day Fiesta There was no lack of or- A little sun and a lot of snow fete.greeted the Hollywood stars and newspapermen who arrived in Santa Fe Friday to celebrate a three-day fiesta in honor of the premiére of Warner Brothers\u2019 \u201cSanta Fe Trail,\u201d a picturization of old trail days and starring Errol Fiynn and Olivia de Havil- land.throïiged around the station see the film stars arrive.; Parade of Indian Tribes Most colorful of all southwest attractions, of course, are the Indians, and under the auspices of the New Mexico Association on Indian Affairs, some 300 of these ; were brought into town for the Seventeen special cars arrivedl display of their wares, customs, from Hollywood and New York.|dances, at one of the \u201cmarkets\u201d The trains met at Albuquerque hich are ordinarily held each and came on together to the State | week end during the summer, Capital to be met at the station but which only a special occasion by the Lieutenant eon: in brings out in the winter.the absenge of the Governor, a well as by most of the citizens ot! ager from rs, ole ta Santa Fe and a good many romp.\u201cgon nidefonso, Nambe, Co- over the State.chiti, Tesuquw, Santa Doming, This oldest Capital of the Na- San Fellpe, Jemez, and others tien 8 a city of flestas, s0 lt were all in evidence.On Friday didn't have to stir itself very |afternoon and evening a great pa- much to egual about all the Hol- rade of these tribes took place lywood pzople had ever seen be- through the halls of the Art Mu- fore in the way of greetings and {seum to the Auditorium where celebration.The easterners, art | ceremonial dances were given.A ists, writers, painters, and dudes group of buffalo dancers accom- from near-by ranches, were, it, panied by drummers was one of must be admitted in passing, athe outstanding events of the firat little reluctant at first to accept! day's dance festival.the first Hollywood invasion they | A Navajo Ye-Beichal is also had ever known; but as the day promised.This dance ordinarily of the celebration approached.draws tourists for hundreds of this attitude passed, and people miles across the New Mexican and on the streets began to appear in Arizona plateau to remote vil- diality in the great crowd on bg vr Hollywood, Dec.AV.\u2014And so it's time agnin \u2014 time to send you all wishes for the best, be happiér than your best in \u201840.bo blessed with safety.« And, though transmission may delay these lines, may your holiday be a truly merry one.That's our wish for you, May your poorest day iu \u201841 May your loved ones abroad * RAMBLINGS + Darryl Zanuck is skiing in the Laurentians with his wife, though district newshawks seem blissfully unaware of his presence , .Ineldently, the elaborate studio * MUSICAL restaurant at Zanuck's 20th Cen- Sharps, Flats and NATURALS Trocadarryl.Ginger Rogers has FRANCES GOLTMAN Joined the group of prominent actrosses now verhally picketing their home lots.She's on strike against RKO.Doc Harry Hagen, the gonial Know-it-all who put your correspondent to shame before a nationwide audience two years ago, is in town for a broadcast.He sends best wishes to Tom Archer and his gracious frau, Walter O'Hearn, and the gang at CFCF .0ne of the season's most touching gestures was the presentation to Britain of a Hudson bomber by 18,000 employees of the local Lockheed Aircraft plant.* Jimmy Mattern flew the ship to Montreal.* - SHOW SHOPPING Holiday show-shoppers should be a happy lot this year, with some rather fine bundles of entertainment set for immediate re- leade.A good word about three and a warning on another might not be ahiss, | \u201cKitty Foyle\u201d is Ginger Rogers\u2019 best to date.The filmiz- ation of Christopher Morley's saga of the working girls * gon- uine, understanding, tender.And it turns the spotlight on two young men whose star will soon be shooting high.James Craig and Dennis Morgan.Don\u2019t miss \u201cKitty Foyle.\u201d Adding a dash of melodic inanity of the season is the Jack Benny-Fred Allen opus, \u201cLove Thy Neighbor.\" The toe-tick- ling score is something to re- NEW ARTISTS Every new musical season there is a vast army of aspiring young artists whose on groat ambition is to have a New York debut to their credit, Each yoar many appear on the melodic horizon but how many return! That is the dominant factor! Strange how very important these debuts are and little do the audiences who attend them roalize the hard work they necessitate-\u2014nor the anxiety of the young artist \u2014 the strain \u2014 the financial stress (in most cases) \u2014 the Importance of the right publicity and then last but not least \u2014 the press reviews which often cause the aspiring performer discouragemont or ambition to work harder.So far this season there have not been an- sensational debuts but a number of artists have been acclaimed with excellent criticisms.Some famous European artists were heard here for the tirst time Lut we cannot call such concerts debut recitals in the same sense as that of some un- member.-Eddie Anderson, |known young musician who has Mary Martin, and a gang of |come unheralded by advance topnotch funsters lend scene- |press notices of previous concert stealing support.experiences.Errol Flynn's \u201cSanta Fe Trail,\" sweeping drama in the maner of \u201cDodge City,\u201d tells the story of John Brown, whose abolitionist campaign led to the Civil War.Raymond Massey 18 superb as John Brown; and Olivia de Hav- {lland asured the firm's success for me.The answer to Anna Naegelo's \u201cNo, No.Nafetite\u201d is definitely \u2018no! no!\" THe once gay and tuneful work emerges from RKO as a lengthy, boring item.Mark up A few who have made auspl- clous bows to the critical New York concert-goers th's season ure \u2014 Jacques Abram, a young pianist\u2018who some of us have heard over the radio and Eugene Gash, a Denver chap, who is giving not one, but three concerts Lo announce his capabilities.Quite a feat! Francis Flanagan, violinist, Bronislaw Gimpel, who Î8 con- cert-master of the Los\u2019 Angeles Symphony and Joseph Battista, flop number one for Miss Nae-|pianist, created very favourable gele.impressions.Alvine Schott, and * Grace Leslie two well-received CURTAIN .contraltos, Morley Evans a baritone, Charles Holland, Negro tenor and Leah Effenbuch, piffnist.This last mentioned artist created quite a furore with her exception program and her playing of it.She will surely return after such encouraging reviews as those who criticised her all agreed that her technique was superb and her interpretations showed artistic qualities better than the average.How many of the other young recitalists will return we do not know but these we have mentioned all were given demonstrations of enthusiastic interest hy the critics as well as the listeners, Most of these concerts took place in New York's Town Hall.Paramount will advertise its new aniniated cartoon, \u2018Superman,\u201d a8 \u201cThe Biggest Thing in Shorts!\u201d.,.8anta Anita opens Saturday and the fown has fallen to invading bookies.When Benito fired Badoglio local journals captioned the general's photo: \u201cAmong the Unemployed!\" .in the local Dally News: \u2018\u2018Greeks take Porto Palermo\u2014Il Duce takes Asperin!\u201d.Remember Gower and Jeane, the youthful charmers who danced for weeks on the Normandie Roof?They're currently starred at the Ambassador's Cocoanut Grove .\u201cNorth West Mounted Police\u2019 is known as '\"\u201ceven Horsemen of Victory\u201d In Bouth America, where the populace has never heard of tlie Mounties.And that is that fôg now from here.Adtos\u2014and don,t eat to much.Hi Pop!.musee FULLY EQUIPP\u2019ED When John Trent appeared at Paramount to play the role of'a as à sbeclal mark of attention for the film stars.oO ficial Reception Held From 'the station, on Friday, stars, gueb.s, and local residents in costume dy the frontier paraded to the Goverfr's Palace for the brought his own uniform to wear, for he Is actually a first Henten- ant, with more than 4000 hours of flying to his credit.co-starring with officlal recepthyn.Later.thera| Betty Field, was a reception, In character Of.proderie March in Par \u2019 ë ) ' aramount\u2019s the Gran C ! diet NN abildo \u2018Spanish muni- (Victory, \u2019\u2019 although still In her cipal governing holly) of Santa! Fe, followed by the hurning of a gigantic effigy of Tic Coro, or \u201cOld Man Gloom,\u201d with everyone throwing little paper images into the tire., oc Parenthetically, this geporter:the first day of celebration, lo- has been told by older rdeidents\u2019 calities and visitors all mingling of Santa Fe that this parfizular \u2018through the halls and hall room bit of the program is a specidi, in of this attractive southwestern no way authentic, bit of color hotel dished up by a local artist who didn't want the city to give the took a trip to visit the new ski film stars the genuine celebration tearly twenties, is 2 stage veteran and has never earned a cent except as an aclress, time of the year in the hills hack [ter report; and in the evening the of Santa Fe.brine of the pieture, \u2018\u2018Santa A costume ball at the famous Fe.Trail.\u201d was given ne r'y sim- la Fonda Ian.the inn at the ulthneously in three local thea frontier costumes, ready for ihe lages; but was brought to town == Dat APPS eg EP Tree SYS \u201cEnd of the Trail,\u201d wound up|ters.tete vi , agomofit ls able to secure an in- Many Film Notables Star In \u201cHired Wife\u201d Comedy Three of Hollywood's leading personalities, Rosalind Russell, Brian Aherne and Virgina Bruce, have the starring roles in Universal's \u201cHired Wife,\u201d which comes to the Monkland United Theatre on Wednesday playing until Saturday night.Miss Russell, who has become very well known as a comedienne In such pictures as \u201cThe Women\" and \u2018His Girl Friday.\" again is brought to the screen in this type glamorous model.Additional comedy, it is announced, is dished up by Robert Menchley.Romance, Comedy Added An added combination of ro mance and comedy {8 delivered by the young and dashing John Care roll.Supporting the above membors of the cast are many featured playors including Hobart Cavan- of characterization.Incidentally augh, William Davidson, Richard she says it's (he sort of acting she Lane and Charles Smith, The prefers, \u2018\u2019 picture was produced and directed Role is Doparturo by William Seiter, who garnered Allerne's role ,on the other|considerable pralse recently for hand, fs declared to be n distinct [his direction of Deanna Durbin in departure from the serious char-| \u201cIt's A Date.\u201d Glenn Tryon was acters he played in \u201cVigil in the| Asosciate producer.Night\" and \u2018My Son, My Sou!\" In direct contrast to her costars, Miss Bruce has one of the few \u2018'straight\u2019 roles in the entire picture.Long known as one of Hollywood's leading beauties, Virginia is said to have been given an excellent chance to capitalize upon this beauty in her role ns a A rrr, ONHLANI (Monkland Ave, at Glrouard) \u201cTODAY - TUESDAY AY: JAMES SHERI.For Sonquest CAGNEY AND ANN 772 \u2019 DAN In \u201cCit Millionaire Better Off \u201cOIRL FROM AVENUE, A\u201d Th M 1 .+.° with Katharine Aldridge, Kent an u timillionaire Taylor - and Jane Îthers., Shorts and News, Now York-\u2014A careful millionaire can live on his income but GALA a multimillionaire is fortunate if MIDNIGRT he has any income, in the opin- sHow lon of Imre de Vegh, economist for Scudder, Stovens & Clark.Speaking before the annual convention of the Investment Counsel Association of Amorica, | he said accumulated savings of weallhy investors were seriously endangered through erosion by income taxes, surtaxes and death duties, =\u201cOn\"the whole,\u201d sald Mr.de Vegh, *it appears probable thai unless competent Investment man- New Year's Eve FEATURE PICTURE Also Excollont 8hort Subjects.Admission 50c tax inc, Balloons! Hats! Nolsemakers! Starts WEDNESDAY until SATURDAY IT'S BUSI A BUSINESS LOVE DEAL! +» « And what they do to him.in this splendid comedy le nobodÿ's Busnes como above the nverage, or a slze- able capital appreciation over the lifetime of anyone owner of an estate, the estates of $2,000,000 and over have ceased to yield any net incomes and their owners live entirely on principal.\u201cven estates of $1,000,000 can only survive If their owners spend algnificantly less than thelr total incomes.\u201d UPSET Rose Hobart, featured in Paramount's \u201cA Night at Barl Carroll\u2019s,\u2019 was a child student of music in Paris when the first \u2018world war broke out, Returning to this country, she gave up her music studies and turned to acting./ 2 Big Fontures mou Written for the aoreen by LOUIS BROOMFIELD\u2019 .roveallng the story behind the herole westward trek of the Mormons There are in the U,S.A.11,852 | cduntry papers, nearly halt of {| ! them more than 50 years old.They are so stable financially that only 120 have ceased publication nr merged within the past seven years.COSTUMES AUTHENTIC Three authentic period cos- \u201cWes trom Ceci] B.De Milles M current Technicolor drama of % frontier Canada, \u2018North West \"24 Mounted Police,\u201d are on display | ' with other materials from the with producer-director's eples at the * Tver San Francisco Tair.+ À Linda DARNELL GOLFER : a Brian DONLEVY Fred Astaire, co-star with by x Mary on Paulette Goddard in Paramount's = Frida Night \u2014_ Second Chorus,\u201d is such an ard- Arr AREFREE\u201d va ent golfer that he generally Is practicing swings in betweon scenes on a pleture, | À Fred ASTAIRE % Ginger ROGERS first lieutenant in the Army Air Corps in \u201cI Wanted Wings,\u2019 he\u2019 TODAY-TUESDAY: \u201cA DISPATCH FROM REUTERS\" with Edward QG.Robinson and Edna Best, \u201cSCATTERBRAIN\u201d with Judy Canova, Alan Mowbray and Billy Gilbert.Shorts & News, ESTMOUNT (Sherbrooke at Grey Avenue) STARTS WEDNESDAY until SATURDAY THAO FINGER AMERICAS DEST-LOVED STORY-TELLER TELLS HIS UNFORGETTABLE TALE ff) DENIS Saturday afternoon the visitors un with which Santa Fe hopes which usually takes place at this sôon to rival Sun Valley as a win-, Moñcah \u201c al 4 es the immortel à 440 Sergt.Conaisten So GEORCE Cf TOBIAS 5 Het tuft from Jo: Ai ru the\u2018 Torrid Zone\u201d 2 ' re en PRLS o Vieww JORY «lamas STEPHENS Vso for ton A SNRIGIHT A WARNER BROS.-Firot Nerl Posters + Sersen Fier bp Sues Trivers and Berires Hieawnt er ere.Friday Night \u2014\u2014 After 11 o'clock Revival \u201cGOLDWYN FOLLIES\u201d 4 Charlie McCARTHY J Edgar BERGEN % Adolphe MENJOU % Kenny BAKER % Andrea LEEDS % The Ritz brothers care Zen wlan Re A ad © EN a Cabbie | Ee Sg >= PAGE SIX CAUSES POSTPONEMENT OF 11 GAMES INLOCAL LEAGUE Mild weather has killed all hopes the Westmount Municipal Hockey League had for getting the teams off to an early start as the continued rain and sleet has forced the pcatponement of five different opening cays, a tot:l of twenty-cpe posinenzd games.However it Is hoped to get the loup off on the original starting date a?Monday January 6th.Th\u2019s was the date set for the opening games when tho schedulc was first drifted but the unexpected cold spell gave: rise to hopes that the league might get started at an earlier date, and with this in mind twenty-one games in the three sectlons of the league were advanced to five dit-# ferent dates, Now the league Is back to its original starting date.In the event Winter weather comes back to town tho league will open with a Juvenile doubleheader on Monday Jan, 6th, at Westmount Park where Bert Dal- zell's Canadiens hook up with the Staynor Hawks on the Kast rink while Dougie Alexander's Golden Eagles play Pierre Rodier's Argos on the West rink.The Golden Bagle's-Argos game should be a hum-dinger ns thers arc quite a few Red Wings of last year on the Argos line-up and they will be playing against their former mentor.Dougle Alexander who now guides the des- Unies of the Golden Eagles, Manager Bill McCarthy of the Argos will get his baptism in masterminding ang has hopes.of starting the season off on the right foot by winning the first game.Another Juvenile double-head- er will bo staged on Wednesday evening Jan.8th.Argos will ment Canadiens in one game of the the twin-bill while Hawks take on their feathered friends the Golden Eagles in the second game.Juvenile Games this week: Monday, Jan.6th\u2014Canadiens vs.Hawks, 8 p.m, East Rink, Monday, Jan.6th, G.Eagles vs.Argos, 8 p.m.West Rink.Wed.Jan.8, Hawks, vs.G.Eagles, 8 p.m.East Rink.Wednesdey, Jan.8, Argos Canadiens, 8 p.m.West Rink.vs.BIG - MEDIUM ara svau M-E-N Increase the value of your Xmas chock by buying Thomp- sons Men's English Shoes at 20% discount.Their Semi-An- nual Sale is now going on.Hundreds of mon wait for this money-saving event.If you need shoes why not save 20% discount and wear a branded shoe | with a reputation, one that shows you are exacting regarding the care of your feet.Harry E.Thompson is located at 1134 St.Catherine Street West, .near Stanley.FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR ORDER YOUR From the store that has served you the bast, PLEASE ORDER NOW To Insure Early Delivery Fl.4744 - WE.1616 Special Rapid Delivery À complete assortment of Soft Drinks, Fruits and Vegetables.WE WISH EVERYONE THF COMPLIMENTS OF THE FORUM GROCERY 2209 St.Cathetine W.Noarest licensed grocer to Westmount \u201cY\u201d Notes 4 (lias beon § shape, and now that the players The Westmount \u2018y\u2019 Midget basketball team won their first game In the Inter-Y.M.C-A.league On Saturday, when they defeated the Southwestern entry in the league 22-28.Westmount took the lead early in the game and never was threatened.The versatility of the local players, and Lhe seeming little difference in ability between the regulars and the substitutes, was probably the deciding factor in chalking up a win for Westmount.Cornochan was outstanding for Southwestern with sixteen points.Manhon was the leading snip shooter for the home team, with nine points.Every man on the Westmount ilne up scored, which brought much satisfaction to the Westmount coach, who for some time now, has been working on Individual shooting as well as team work, Thus far this year the Midgets of Westmount have not figured in many wins; this 1s probably due to two things in particular; ohe, the youngness of the players and the lack of experience However, in no game has the opposition shown themselves as being hetter masters of the fundamentals.The local midgets have stendily improved and during the holiday season many of them have been brushing up on their own.The players: Westmount\u2014 Warder 2, Elder 2, Jones 4, Fraser 7, Birkett 7, Mahon 9, Say 3.Southwestern: Carnochan 186, Ashten 6, Munter 6, Beyd, King- dan, Nimbley.Westmount's entry in the M.B.L.senior division will hold it's tirat practice of the New Year on Thursday night at eight o'clock, The Westmount Five have surprised the experts by upsetting the favorites \u2018Nationals\u2019, and then with six men handing North Branch \u2018Y\u2019 a twenty point defeat.The local boys have been inspired by their recent wins and {3 Hkely that any team that expects to win the city championship will find Westmount the team to beat.All men, with the exception of the League's leading scorer, Hugh Purdy, will be on hand for this initial practice of the New Year.Most of the fall spent in getting into have shown their stamina, by go- Ring forty minutes on the Big Mec- Gill Gym, it is likely that much {| time will be spent on the \u2018spark\u2019, which carried the locals to the City Intermediate Championship R| of last year.The Department of Physical Education of the Westmount Y.M.C.A.has announced that all Clarses will be in full swing by Friday of this week.Several of the ladies and girls\u2019 activities have been cancelled for the holiday season; but all activities are expected to be in operation by Friday.Judging from the proposed plans of the Department it is expected that the next four months will be the busiest for a long time.The Swimming Club, Will bogin again this Friday evening at 7:30, with the local club playing host to the N.D.G.\u2018Y\u2019.The Mixed Badminton Club will also be hosts on Friday to several outside players.While the Boys\u2019 Department in the afternoon are hosts to tho annual inter-branch Ping pong tournament.! have found the words .The \u201cHidden Titles\u201d Contest .hidden in the advertisement OF .uussvocssersensesssesastsussssonsensessossecce.OM page .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.and the WOrdE .cocerecserausenennveussanessemen asser essences THE WESTMOU NT EXAMINER AIFSDAY, DECEMBFR 21, 1840 \u2014 HOPE OF.EARLY LOOP S5TAR fasue of Swmuary 2, 841 Fa i > OF STRAM/, MR.PIDDLES! IP ?DISHES WERE { _PINHEAD/ KEEP 'EM FROM IN- THAT BARREL, PACKED IN STRAW TO SHIPPED & BREAKING 7 = rd \" SE A N WR D \\ \u201c\\ AQ By GENE BYRNES HOW DANGEROUS THIS à HILL IS FOR YEARS / MAPLE LEAFS- TAKE LEAD IN SCHOOL LOOP St.Leo\u2019s Academy's Inter-Mural Hockey League schedule opened recently with Adwin Lunny's Rangers nosing out Senator Walsh's Maple Leafs 4-3 in a well played game.On Tuesday Maple Leafs romped home with a 5-1 victory over Kevin Shea's Canadiens, Hawks displayed superb form in edging out the highly rated Rangers 2-1, By the end of the week all teams should be up to full strength as at present all teams are under staffed by the loss of some of their regulars through illness.Each team 18 expected to play a twelve game schedule.Game of Thursday Dec.19 Maple Leafs (3): Leyhman, Orr, Curtis, McGillis, J.Rogers, Burke, E.MacDonald, Dozois.Rangers (4): Colley, Kennedy, Oakes, Lovet, Shea, Martin, Mc- Naughton, Shaw, J.O'Meara, L.Rooney, Gumes of Monday Dec.28 Maple Leafs (5): Cullinan, Orr, W.Shannon, McGillls, J.Rogers, Reynolds, E.MacDonald.Canadiens (1): A.O'Meara, J.Shannon, P.Simard, G.Strachan, Rogers, Laplante.Rangers (1): McCrory, Colley, Bussiere, Lovet, Martin, Shea, D O'Meara.Hawks (2): O'Meara, Heeny, Fabe, Donnelly, Chartrand, Oakes, M, Strachan, A.Simard.THOMPSON IS Paul Thompson, voted last season the outstanding manager fa the National Hockey league, is rated by his own Chicago Black Hawks players as one pilot who has made pleasant and interesting the usually tiresome work of training.Thompson employs many unusual forms of ice-work to give the players variety, One of these is a drill designed to teach men to wltch opponents rather than the puck at close quarters.The defenders have no sticks, and thus can use only blooking and body-checking to halt rushes.\u2018 » + = In another training \u201cstunt,\u201d Thompson lines up his players.veterans and rookies all mixed together into two files, gives the front man a huge medicine ball, blows a whistle and launches a relay race.down the long ice to the opposite end, touch the wall, wheel, race back to hand the ball to the next man, In still another, two squads go to either net and begin, one at a time, executing figure eights around the cage, wreathing themselves \u2018round and \u2018round the iron edges.Thompson claims that's what made Eddie Shore strong in his day.\u201cHe worked out that training stunt for himself years ago, and did it hours a day, over and over.It gave him those great legs of his, the legs that kept him going long after the rest of his body was through,\u201d said Thompson.» ¥ Groups of fours, one group with a puck.the next with none, but trying to capture the other quartette's rubber is another Thompson stunt.And one of the training stunts the players enjoy most is \u2018chase the puck.\u201d It is given CROSSWORD SOLUTION hidden in the advertisement Of .\u2026.\u2026\u2026cseseenemnsenennnnnnnne BiAIRJo (Ef [M]OJT[OLR .: on élalvis]rin| [a{rja[s[110 AJLAT [A |C/T|D E/RÉGAM[E page of this week's Examiner, these being the titles of the RIE DAN = NRBZCIBE two feature pictures to be shown at the Westmount Theatre during NEERZREBZBRBER the first half of the coming week.| agree to (ngept the judges\u2019 sinlalrIBISHADIAIHISIEIS decision as final regarding the awarding of passes to the Theatre.ARR clair eiris|r(sirFAr[ojo|u[EIS] NAME L.uuvsncossrasenssensnenss menton cs tesasSAnSSHUSES ISO SENNOESOSES .QlulsiTZAA|VIBZA El LI 1 / - SHAZDORRE Al | BRIS iii eset ears BINEAPI SI TISIAIWISEA DIR Winners are to \u2018be drawn from those submitting the correct answers.DIBJL[U|D/B/ |TIB(AISIE i * _ DISITIE)R] ([BLS[T]S[Rk à \u2019 .ini BP sibs HT IRAE cont Slit rv far ee em SRLS Cy as _ THE IDEAL ICE BOSS, REPORT greatest of sleight-of-hand puck Random We've attended hockey games town of 2,000 or in the city of 8, to lend us in those post Christmas said dollar.prospective ones) were allowed tok jam the wickets like bees If that is the best way a crowd of around 8,000 can be handled let's hope that the local team never gets near the play-offs because the casualties would no doubt keep the hospitals filled to capacity.Perhaps we are just mad because we're a little fella and the guys on our right, left, behind us, in front of us, gave us such a workout that for a while we thought it must have been New Year's Eve and we had wandered out onto the ice by mistake and were being knocked arbund by Jack Portland, - 3 = a It Montreal amateur baseball FT By .KEN CHISHOLM a Old Rd rr 72rd 2 dl Iii Led ziddedrzz.in big cities with an 8,000,000 population.Jottings RE in small towns of 2,000 and also But never, never, in the 000,000 have we seen such lack of organization in treating the cash customers as occurréd at the Forum when Canadiens met Chicago last Thursday.It was a tough enough job trying to find someone with a dollar days, but that turned out to be like taking candy from a kid when it came time to try to spend Instead of forming an orderly line ticket purchasers (at least teams are looking for a swell pitcher a recent arrival in this city would make a welcome addition to any squad.He's Lloyd \u201cCute\u201d Huskilson.Hus- kilson, now engaged in war work in Montreal, was one of the Maritime Province's most travelled baseball players during his career as an amateur and professional baseball player.He saw service with his home town team, ILockeport, N.S., Liverpool, Halifax, Shel- \u2018burne and Sydney, with whom he played pro ball for two seasons.The tall right hander was scen in action last season with the Halifax team.FAMOUS OLD W BE A GAY, COL program planned.From all parts evening of January 24 to attend a grand ball, guests from out-of- town being cordially invited to take part in the festivities.The official welcoming of out- of-town snowshoers will take place at 8 a.m., January 25.At 10 a.m.the 10-mile marathon will be run, a reception taking place at the City Hall at 11 a.m., when the mayor will present the keys ot the city to the snowshoers.On the evening of the 25th, a banquet will be held at the Chateau Frontenac, a, Canadian baked-bean dinner being served.This will be immeditely followed by the torchlight parade of the snow- shoers in costume.JANUARY 24-25 MEETING AT ORLD CITY TO ORFUL AFFAIR mere Quebec, Dec.29 (Special).\u2014A great three-day meeting of snow- shoers and snowshoe clubs in Quebec City, January 24, 25 and 26, has been announced by tourist bureau officials here, with a gala of the Province of Quebec, and some parts of the States, snowshoers will be converging on the Old World City for the banquets, parades, and fun that attend this yearly avent, as well as to compete in the long awaited ten-mile\u2019 marathon | that is the high spot of the proceedings.the trompin\u2019 sport have been asked to attend the celebrations.The colorfully-costumed snowshoers of the local clubs will gather at the Chateau Frontenac, on the¥ Out-of-town followers of On Sunday, January 26, leaving from Dufferin Terrace, in costume, the snowshoers will attend.mass at the Saint-Rock Church, after which a dinner will be tendered t> the officers of the various snowshoe clubs of Canada and the States.It is expected that delegates from the clubs will come from Quebec City.Montreal, Hull, Ottawa, Sherbrooke, Saint Hyacinthe, Three Rivers, Drummondville, as well as from American clubs and snowshoe clubs .f Western Canada.Snowshoers will leave Quebec City frfom the Union Station, the evening of January 26.New York-\u2014If you have been looking at any Victorian prints or engravings lately, maybe you've noticed that, In portrayals of gant coaches filled with fashions ably dressed women, an inevitable accompaniment to the high style of the scene seemed to be a spotted dog.popularly known as a coach dog, accurately as Palma- tian.There are not many highways left where you can ses coach dogs accompanying women out for a drive but that is Mot to say there are no places loft where you can see coach dog: New York is oné place.In New York the coach, dogs are put to more vigorous /use.The people who know about them call them \u201cthe fire dogs.\u201d Their natural environment seems to have become the Fire Department engine houses.Ask any fireman and he'll tell you the Dalmation at his fir.house knows as much about answering the alarms as any yf the men, \u2014\u2014 % Johnny Gottselig, one of the jugglers in hockey, and the whole team tries to get it away from this wheeling, circling, elusive puck-ragger.who, after 13 years high-stepping horses drawing ele-; mount\u2019s forthcoming Prancing Coach Dogs Of Yesteryear Are Firemen Now\u2014Good Ones, Too Da.matians, as firehouse dog date from the days of horse-draw engines, because, due to generations of association with horses Many of the tiredogs have been given medals for heroism.There was Jack, who tumbled into thc hold of a burning ship and helped one of the fire crew no one hac missed.There have been severa.dogs who Invariably took their place at roll call, just like any of the men, giving enthusiastic barks when their names were called.A few years ago the whole Department: was in an uproar for days when one of the dogs attached to a mid-town engine househouse, turned up missing.The other day the men in one of the houses.collected nine woll- en socks.In the rear yard they hung the socks on a line stretched between two trees.Into each sock they stuffed a minute Dalmatian puppy.Nine new recrults\u2014 it's the best news the department : has had in years._ DOES OWN HAIR Claudette Colbert, star of Para- \u201cArise My Love,\u201d is her own hairdresser.of brilliant service, is still going strong, world.| | JUST TELEPHONE! 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Her distinctive bangs have been\u2019 copied by fans throughout the ; Bantam Section Plays On Jan.10 The Bantam Section of the Municipal Hockey League will not get under way until next Friday, January 10, when they open up, with two games.The Pee Wee League will start their schedule on Tuesday evening January 7, when a double-header \u2018will be played on Staynor rink, the first game starting at seven o'clock.Alan Milne\u2019s Canadiens play John Guynan\u2019s Toronto Maple Leafs in the first game and Reg Paice\u2019s Boston Bruins face the Detroit Red Wings in the second encounter.\u2018With this loop playing double-headers every Tuesday and Thursday evenings, it should\u2019 draw a large crowd of spectators.Pee Wee Games This Week Tuesday, January 7-\u2014Canadiens vs.Toronto, 7 p.m., Staynor Rink.Tuesday, January 7\u2014Detroit vs.Boston, 8 p.m., Staynor Rink, SCHOOL TEACHER SUCCEEDS \u201cWhy don\u2019t you writa some- ing you know?\u201d Clifford Goldsmith was asked by a publisher three years ago.The result was Teacher Goldsmith's \u201cWhat a Life!\u201d which proved a long-run Broadway success.His latest story is Paramount's \u2018The Al- drich Family in Life With Henry,\u201d starring Jackie Cooper.Before tr-uing to dialogue of high schoo} age characters, Goldsmith used to write stories about travel, though he had never been abroad! MIDGET LOOP T0 PLAY GAME ON WEDNESDAY Midget Section of the Westmount Municipal Hockey League will open their season with a double-header on Wednesday evening Jan.8th at West- mount Park when the newly named Argos play the Beavers.The second game will see the Hawks meet the Panthers, Andre Couture\u2019s Argos were originally called the AM Stars but joined the Argos organization to complete that club's \u201cfarm team\u2019 idea.While this is their first season together many starry players have been signed up and a first class aggregation has been gathered together.David Harvie's Beavers played ia the Municipal league last year but have strengthened up considerably this season and should be right up in the league race throughout the schedule.The their roster including John Pier- son, Jim Macauley, George Smith, Dave Harvie, Jim Donald, Bob Worden, Stewart Miller, Rolland Wright, Eric Swaine, Xen Lindsay, Iain Fraser and Bob Everson.Shorty Fairhead has been gathering a strong team together to They | hare many standout players on: \u2014 \u2018represent the Panthers, ang his } club should make their Presence felt in this closely balanced loop, The Hawks, who play the Pan thers, are former Pee Wee league players who have come along I der the guidance of Mr, Ki and will be out to show that the calibre of hockey played on Stay.nor Rink is at least the equal to that played anywhere else.Midget Games This Week Wed.Jan.8\u2014Argos vs.Begy.ers, 7 p.m.East Rink; Panther vs.Hawks, 7 p.m.West Riuk, ROBINTEX @ SUITINOS ON IF YOU WANT A SUIT A THAT WILL MAKE-UP WELL NJ WEAR WELL-AND KEEP ITS S:iaPy Ask Your Tailor ROBINTEX \u2018 The tonic effect in wearing these Suitings creates @ feeling of confidence.® GUARANTEED BRITISH MANUFACTURL fpf?OL MAY we wish you well and serve you well, through the twelve months, in a way coming that will add to your happiness! 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