The Westmount examiner, 6 février 1941, jeudi 6 février 1941

[" 1941 see rarily Oo way ions,\u201d ed for United ut \u201cin grant, tional onven- ztions, ) hai and 1d suf- sia as Valley, enevo.2cently es had eats of 1onths.yf chil.© c ods 23: 14: dellel- bby's TO | work at Swan River, _ also a parcel of knitted mittens, WE BUY OLD GOLD Have you looked over your uid jewelry higher and lately\u201d Prices were never our reputation of 41 years of bu integrity assures you of full valuation.OHMAN'S JEWELLERS wE.4046 1216 Greene Pr \u201c41 Years in 68 Westmount*\u2019 Ave.F7 ZR 20 À VOL.XH., No.6 ATTENTION TO RELIGION 13 SAED VITAL In Order to Avoid Breakdown Such as Occured After Last War \u2014 Sez- mon of Dr.Kerr In order to avoid a breakdown in morality such as occurre * after the last war, the nation must devote more of \u2018\u2018s time to the religious aspect of life now, Dr, F.W.Kerr, of St.Andrew's Church, Westmount, declared in his sermon Sunday night.He said that after 1918 \u201cthe last sanctions of m rality were thrown overboard\u201d and the lives and habits of the young people were demoralized Many of the higher institutions in the land contributed to this tendency for loose living, he claimed.A talk with an air force officer yn this subject.who proclaimed that a moral breakdown would follow in the wale of this ar as Surely as it did in the last, encour uged him to bring it before the congregation Dr.Kerr stated.He advocated reater control over \u201cthose who teach, and who, under the pretence of academic freedom, destroy those principles Which we send our children to college to strengthen\u2019 as a means of preventing a like happening this time.Referring to Bertrand Russell who in his book said hat \u2018\u2018domes- itic fidelity was an utworn conception,\u201d Dr.Kerr said that it was significant that Russell had jrepudiated God before developing \u2018such ideas.ST.STEPHENS WA.ELECTS OFFICERS The Annual Meeting of the Senior.Branch of the Women's uxiliary of St.Stephen's Church, estmount, was held recently at the home of Mrs.T.Ramsay, with la large attendance of members and visitors.The reports of the officers showed that a good year's work had been accomplished.The Dorcas Committee reported three complete outfits sent to \u2018Moose Factory School; a box containing babies\u2019 bed-jackets for a ew hospital and warm under- klothing for adults, valued at 1820.00, went out with the spring bales, besides a great many articles of second-hand clothing or Western relief.Besides these.large parcel of gifts went to \u2018Miss Marguerite Fowler, Prayer \u2018Partner of the Branch, for her Manitoba; \u2018socks etc, to a needy family in Saskatchewan.The Treasurer reported all financial obligations met in full, with an extra sum of $15 given to the Pledge Fund.The Rector, The Rev.H.S.Laws, occupied the \u2018chair and thanked the Members for their work.Officers for 1941 were elected as follows: Honorary presidents, Mrs.H.S.Laws and Lady Carson; honorary vice-president, Mrs.J.W.Day; president, Mrs.J.D.Telford; 1st vice-president, Mrs.G.W.Cox; 2nd vice-president.Mrs.J.D.Lorimer; secretary.\u2018Mrs, H.Priestman; treasurer.\u2018Mrs.J.Phillips; Dorcas secretary, Mrs.C.H.Larner; assistants, Birs.V.Dowker, Mrs.P.J.Le Riche; Living Message secretary.irs.J.C.Marshall; United Thank-Offering, Miss E.H.Linton; Prayer Partner secretary, Mrs.J.W.Day; literature secretary, Mrs.T.Ramsay; tea conven- gr.Mrs.W.E.Jones.i Delegates to M.D.W.A.Annual \u2018Meeting: Mrs.Mervyn Offer and Mrs.J.A.Phillips.Substitutes Mrs.P.Le Riche and Miss E.H.Linton.| The Westmount Examiner, established in 1935, enters its seventh year of publication, regarded more highly than ever as a reliable suburban newspaper, giving its readers both accurate and complete news coverage of local affairs.\u2018 The Examiner will continue to follow the policy set down by its publishers at the outsec, that of adhering to a strict political independence and '.onest interpretation of all news affecting the \u2019 To Direct Group Don Bailey has been appointed discussion leader of West- mount Y.M.C.A.\u2019s Residence Breakfast Cluh, it was announced At last Sunday's breakfast meeting, F.Hikroyd was guest speaker and presented material covering the general background and scope of the Rowell-Sirois report on Dominion and Provincial relations, The meeting then was thrown open for general discussion, which proved both varied and interesting, It is proposed to discuss further, various aspects of the report at subsequent Sunday morning meetings.This Sunday, David Hosie will reveal the report's historical aspects.SERVICE WILL TAKE PLACE AT HASHOMA YIM Prayer and Intercession \u2014 Invitation to Men in Uniform A special service of Prayer and Intercession observing the proclamation issued by Sir Eugene Fiset, Lieutenant Governor of the Province, will be held Sunday in the Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue on Cote St.Antoine Road, starting at three p.m.it was announced.The service will be conducted by Dr.H.Abramowitz and Rabbi S.Gershon Levi.Dr.Abramowitz will preach the sermon entitled \u201cPrayer as a War Weapon.\u2019 Colonel Samuel Echenberg, Officer Commanding District Depot No.4, and Lieutenant-Colonel Phillip Abbey, Officer Commanding Second Medium Brigade, Royal Canadian Artillery, will open the Holy Ark for recital of the special intercession prayers.Cantor Nathan Mendelson and Cantor Herman Semiatin, together with the Shaar Hasho- mayim Choir also will participate in the service.A special invitation has been issued to Jewish men in uniform while members of other Jewish congregations and the general public also are invited to attend.Trinity Players Working On A New Comedy Written with impish galety, filled with fun and sparkling lines, and peopled with fascinating characters, \u201cSpring Meeting\u201d is now in production by the Trin- jty Players.The play centres round a crusty Irish gentleman, Sir Richard Furze and his two very marrtageable but despairing daughters.The girls conspire to pry loose some of their father's money in order to blossom out a little, when the timely arrival of a former sweetheart of his completely shatters his defense, and the plot runs its merry course.Featured in the cast are Sally Starke, Alex Thomson, Virginia Webb, Joan Withers, Basil Donn.Rene Almond, Barney McCaffrey.Alfred Redgell and Frank Young.Fifty per cent of the proceeds will be donated to the Ladies Auxiliary of No.4 Army Field Workshop R.C.0.C.The dates of the production are Feb.19, 20, 21, 22.VALENTINE TEA The Women's Association of Calvary United Church is holding a Valentine Tea in the Church parlor on Thursday, Feb.13, at 3 p.m.A musical program will be rendered.Westmount Examiner Now In 7th Year Of Publication municipality.News coverage of local church activity, women\u2019s clubs, and associations of a varied nature operating within Westmount always has been given special attention and has won countless readers for The Examiner.Aided by increased experience, this newspaper will continue to gerve the municipality to the best of its ability and welcomes the advice and criticism helping fit he Westmount Lxaminer Serving The City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis AFTER WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, NIA ITALIANS IN more than 2000 casualties from the Kassala area.FEBRUARY 6, 1941 Native members of Britain's Sudan Defense Force leap from their trucks to go into action during one of the attacks on the Eritrean border, which British reported were climaxed by the defeat of Italians all along the 200-mile Sudanese front.British claim two Italian divisions (24,000 men) were routed with BOYS\" BRIGADE WILL OBSERVE DAY OF PRAYER First Westmount Company) To Attend Special Service at Melville Presbyterian Church Sunday This coming Sunday having been declared a Special Day of Prayer for Victory, members of the First Westmount Company Boys, Brigade will attend the morning service at Melville Presbyterian Church, to be conducted by Rev.Willlam Orr Mulligan, D.D., company chaplain, Members will assemble in the church hall at 10.45 with their color party consisting of Staff Ser- seants James Patterson and William Mulligan, jr., with Sergeant Robert Morrow and Lance-Copor- also Gordan Kearns and Edwin Goring as escort.Parents and friends are invited to attend.The Bride's Montreal Battalion has announced all those wishing to obtain certificates or badges should have their application in by February 15.Boys are reminded they should register with Staff Sergeant Mulligan by Friday night at the latest.The First aïd class has been progressing favorably and several candidates should pass their tests without trouble .Signalling, Arts and Crafts also will have a number of awards.Annual meetings of the Brigade Dominion Council likely will be held in Montreal this coming May, it was announced, when the First Company will be called on to billet several out-of-town boys, some from as far as Windsor and London.Fuller details will be announced following a Battallon Council meeting Thursday.The Life Boys will attend the special Sunday service under their regular leaders, It was announc- ed- Tommy Hayhurst and Billy Dalgarno have memorized three of the five scripture versus for certificates, while Buddy Lightbound has completed two .SHAAR HASHOMAYIM AW.The Women's Auxiliary of Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue will meet on Wednesday, Feb.12.at 2.43 p.m.Rabbi Charles Bender will discuss \u2018Where Hope Lies,\u201d by Leo Schwartz.Drawing for a $25 War Savings certificate in ald of the recreational equipment of the War Efforts Committee will also take place at this meeting.Mgs.Edward Solomon will preside, WESTMOUNT RED CROSS The anual meeting of the West- mount Red Cross sill take place on Wednesday Feb.12 at 4 p.mat 382 Olivier avenue, West- to achieve this end.mount.avings Group Hold Meeting Tomorrow se The Westmount War Savings Committee will hold an or ganization meeting tomorrow in Victoria Hall, starting at 5 p.m, it was announced.Mayor Walter Merrill and the entire WeStiflount City Council will attend.The public also is invited.\u2019 1 TOOTAGE SLIDING PARTY Following the success of last Friday's \u201cNight at the Park Toboggan and Ski Club\u201d on Mount Royal, Westmount Y.M.C.A.will sponsor a similar outing Friday, February 14.Tickets can be obtained at the \u2018\u201cY\u201d\u2019.Last week many took advantage of the early opening of the sl'des at seven o'clock in order to secure a maximum amount of time to enjoy this thrilling sport.Others found the skiing conditions Ideal, and so heartily engaged themselves in that pursuit.At nine o'clock, when the young people began to return to the warmth of the club house, excellent dance music was provided.The music continued until one fifteen.\u201cY\u201d Science Club Arranges Program Budding scientists of the Westmount \u201cŸ\u201d met Saturday and arranged a program for the week, The boys have completed their bench and are now eager to start experimental work.This week they carry out two experiments in the making of Oxygen and Hydrogen Gas.Small boys they are, but their ambition and initiative is large One unique feature of this group is, that as much as possible these boys are making their own equipment, thus galning a valuable and wider experience.ANNUAL DINNER 10 TAKE PLAGE ON FEB.12TH \u201cLiving in These Days\u201d Will Be Symposium at Temple Fellowship Gathering On Wednesday evening, February 12th, the Temple Emanu-El Brotherhood will sponsor its annual fellowship dinner wish a symposium on the topic \u201cLiving in These Days.\u201d Members are requested to invite non-Jewish friends as thelr guests.The Temple Sisterhood will be host to women's groups of a number of neighbouring churches on Tuesday, February 11th.This meeting has for its purpose the promotion of increased understanding between the members of various creeds and denominations.Mrs.Gustave Gray, vice- president of the Sisterhood will bring 8 word of greeting in behalf of the Sisterhood, while Mrs.F.Scott Mackenzie, president of the Women's Bible Society, will speak in behalf of the non-Jewish groups.Miss Francis Katz, B.Sc., di- rectress of Temple Religious School, and Mrs.Harold Neumann, chairman of P.T.A., are now planning for the parent- teacher's meeting on Tuesday evening, February 18th, which will he held in Temple Community House.Parents are requested to reserve this date, The Temple Choral Society meets every fortnight on Wednesday evenings under the leadership of Berkley Chadwick, Temple organist and choir director.Sessions commenced last Wednesday evening, January 29th, in preparation for the Purim Festival.Conveners, Hershel Lewis and Bernard Figler.Early in the spring, Temple players will present a dramatic performance of interest.The group is supported by Sisterhood, Brotherhood and Young People.Miss Dorothy Davis, well-known teacher of dramatics, will again be in charge this year.At the College of Jewish Stud- Victoria Hall LUI LUI IS SLI SIL IVI VII AIS I IIS II IIS SSII I III IS SSL IS SLI VIII VAI III IS VI III SI LIN II M ISA SSII SSII SSI VUS IS AAA M A A A AAA ddd \"The Week At Today\u2014Westmount Stamp Club, School of Instruction.Tomorrow\u2014N.D.G., Club, 3 p.m.Stearns Lodge, AF.& AM.Prince Albert Council-rehearsal.Saturday\u2014Children\u2019s Theatre, Brith-dance, Play, Junlor League B'naith Monday\u2014 Westmount Lodge, À, F.& A.M.Tuesday\u2014Dickens\u2019 Fellowship, Connaught Lodge, A.F.& A.M.Wednesday-\u2014V.O.N.Prince Albert Council, Westmount Chapter, O0.E.S.Thursday\u2014 Westmount Stamp Club, Manchester Unity, 1.0.0.F.Mrs.R.E.Parker \u201cMontreal.Was Official Of Westmount Club Funeral services for Mrs.R.K.Parker, the former May Rose Smith were held on Saturday morning at St.Malachy's Church at 9 a.m.and wero large ly attended.The deceased was 1st vice-president of the Westmount Women's Club and many of the members attended in a body.Mrs.Parker had also been very active in club and welfare work, and had been a past president of the Ladies Seunevillo Golf Club, also an active member of the Ladies Auxiliary of tho Lion's Club, and will bo greatly missed by a host of friends.The large number of floral and spiritual bouquets were a token of the esteem with which she was held in the sommunity, Shy is survived by her husband and two sons, Lorne A and Ramsey E.Parker, all of Burial was In Cote des Nelges Cemetery.CHORAL GROUP 10 PRESENT A MEXICAN WORK Two well known members of the choir of St.Andrew's Church, Westmount, are in the cast of \u201cPepita\u2019\u201d, a Mexican operetta and this year\u2019s production of the Verdun Choral and Dramatic Soclety.The operetta will + staged in the Legion Hall next Thursday and Friday.* The choir members In the cast are Harriet Rodzen, 18-year-old Polish girl who plays the principal role and John Grant, baritone, who has won several singing contests ground Montreal.This is the first year {hat Miss Rodzen has been with the choral society.Pepita is directed by C.W.Pettes, a resident of N.D.G., and well known in musical circles.Charles F.Peck who played with the Atterberriens for a few seasons, also has a rcle in the operetta.Rose Davis, anoth:r member of the cast has been dolng vocal and dramatic work since the age of 12 and combines TV th singularly well, She has been a member of St.Stephen's choir in Westmount for the past six years.She wus with the Cathedral Singers for three years and played the leading role in the C.I.L.Dramatic Club's production last year.She also belongs to St.Stephen\u2019s Dramatic Club.HOBBY SHOW 10 PUT STRESS ON ENTERTAINMENT Need for Diversion Under Present Conditions to be Emphasized in 1941 Event Scheduled to be held in mid- March, the Westmount Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 1941 Hobby Show will stress the entertainment section, With the country st war and many members of families being overseas, the need for entertainment Is greater than ever this year and so the Westmount Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 1941 Hobby Show will stress the entertainment section when the show is held in mid March.The Hobby Show will accept any kind of good entertainment act, the committee suggesting popular music both by individual performers and urchestras; marionette shows or monologues ing next Monday evening, Dr.Stern will continue his studies with the class on \"Selective Psaims,\u2019 and will analyze the messages for today.\u2018The clazs tn Hebrew will meet at 8.15, while Rabbi Stern\u2019s class meets at 8.15, Classes for new comers commence their sessions every Monday evening at 8.15.Every Tuesday evening, under the auspices of the Young People Society, the following study groups are held: Music appreciation, Book Forum, and Bible Studies, The religious school faculty met Wednesday cvening, February 5th, at 8.15.A Sisterhood board luncheon meeting vas held Tues- day, February 4th at noon.RZ 77 Le va HA À.Ross Grafton & Co.4263 St.Catherine St.Westmount Free Estimates ss ld Pd 9 2 ARI da AA FLOORS Supplied - Laid - Finished Repaired - Refinished Cleaned WE.2323 Nr PRICE: \u2014TWO CENTS WILL TAKE PART IN DAY OF INTERCESSION SUNDAY Proclamation Issued by Lieutenant-Governor \u2014 Joint Letter Issued by Anglican Bishops \u2014 Baptists of Montreal will hold oint Service at Westmount Church at 4.30 \u2014 Official United Church Service at Erskine and American Church Worshippers of Westmount churches will join with those throughout the Province in answering the call of the Lleutenant- Governor of the Province to observe a Duy of Intorcossion for the Victory of the British Arms this Sunday.Lieutennut-Governor Fiset issued a proclamation calling up all churches of every denomination to take part in the special day of worship, The Provincial Day of Prayer will be observed at both services in Westmount Baptist Church on Sunday.At the Morning Service, Rov.J.A.Johnston's theme will be, \u201cThis is the Way, Walk ye In it.The Way of Pouce and Blessing x whole-hearted turning to God.\u201d In the rvening, the address will be, \u201cA Woman's Plea for a Banished lcince.\u201d\u201d Poriods of Intercession will characterize both serve ices.On Sunday afternoon at 4.30, the Baptists of Montroul will unite in à great service of intercession in ¥irst Baptist Church.Baptists of Notre Damo de Grace and West- mount are urged to be prosent, AT SYNAGOGUES A spocial Service of Prayer and Intercessio * in observance of the proclamation issued by Sh Lugene Fiset, Liautenant-Govurnor of this Pro: \u2018ice, Will be hold on the day appointed, Sunday, Fobruary 9, at 3 o'clock In the afternoon at the Shaar Hashomaylm Synagogua, Cote St.Antoine Road, West- mount, The Service will he conducted by Dr.H., Abramowitz and Rabbi S.Gershon Levi, Dr.Abramo- witz will preach fhe Sammon entitled \u201cPrayer as a Wur Weapon.\u201d Colonel damuel E:lenboryg, Officer Commanding, District Depot No.4 and Lioutenunt Colonel Philip Abbey, Officer Commanding Second Medium Brigade, ltoyal Canadian Artillery, will open the Holy Ark for the recital of the special Intorcession Prayers.Cantor Nathan Mendelson and Cantor Herman Semintin, together with the Shaar Hashomuaylm Choir.will also take part in tie Service.A special invitation has hoen ls- sued to Jewish men in uniform.Members of other Jewish Congregations and the general public have been cordlally invited to attend, T In accordance with the proclamation Temple Manu-El will join tellow citizens of various faiths In prayer of Intercession in the cause of the Emplre.Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cThe Immortal Story of the English\".JOINT LETTER The Anglican Bishops of Montreal and Quebec, in a joint letter to every parish in the two dioceses, called upon the clergy and the people to join the Day of Prayer proclaimed hy Major-Gen.Sir Eugene Fiset, Licutenant-Gov- ernor of Quebec, No special rerve ice will be held by the Church of will ouly be found by a Bnglund in Canada, but every pare ish will hold {ts own rogular serv- leo at 11 o'clock, ut which special prayers will be said, and reference mude in sermons to the Day of Prayor.Special scripture lessons will also bo rend.In their lottor tho Bishops state: \u2018Lot us draw near to Almighty God; To acknowledge and cone fous our sins and shortcomings and in humility and penitence to suok His purdon ; to thank Him for 111s manifold mercies vouchsafad through the yeurs to our nation; to pruy lilm Lo grant such n mens- uru of success to all our forces by sea, Jund and air, as may deliver our Christian civilization from its present danger and extend the reign of Christ ou earth with pence, liberty and security for all men; and to dedicate ourselves humbly und earnestly to.His serv- ce.\u201d The Presbylery of the United Church of Canuda will hold un of- tlclul Presbytery service at 4.15 p.m.on Sunday in Brskine and American Church.\u2018The Moderator, Rev.W.B.Roshorough, ot Luchute, will be the preacher.He will ho usslsted by Îtev.Dr.HB.leslie Pidgeon, president of the Montreal and Ottawa Conference.In all United churches ministers have been asked by the Presbytery to muke their services on Sunday morning appropriate to the Lietenant-Covernor's appeal using special prayers and readings from the Scriptures for the occasion.MONTHLY TEA The Black Wateh (R.H.R.) of Canada, Women's Division, hold thelr monthly meeting and tea for the relatives of all ranks of the Ist Baltullon and the Training Centres at 3 o'clock on Tuesday, Feb .11, at tle Armory, 2067 Bloury Street.FASHION SHOW The Jewish Junior Welfare League will hold fits annual Fash- \u2018lon Show on Monday, March 24, nt the Normandie Roof, Mount Royal Hotel, at 2.30 p.m.Life In Arctic Regions Described To Rotarians Hudson's Bay and surrounding Arctic regions, setting tor a ma- Jor moving picture production currently showing in Montreal, was described to Westmount Ro- tarians yesterday by W.it, Mitchell at the club's weekly luncheon in Victoria Hall, Credit manager for Imperial Oil, Ltd., Mitchell spent fourteen years as à youth in and around Hudson's and Jamey bays, employed by the Hudson's Bay Com- puny, and he spoke entertalning- ly of the country itself, jts inhabitants, thelr way of Ie and several of his own personal ex- perler.ces, Life in the north is hazardous but hardy, the speaker said.\u2018\u201cFto- tarians, ff any of your song acquire an urge to travel Into the Arctic regions, don\u2019t he ton hasty in discouraging them, for it couldn't help bat make real healthy citizens of them and impress upon them how much the finer things of civilization mean.\u201d A native of Scotland, Mitchell said h= joined the Hudson's Bay Company and came to Canada al the age of 18.His first stop after landing was Winnipeg, where he lingered a short while before travelling north to Selkirk to begin! ; ernating for th hig apprenticeship.Seven weeks spent in Selkirk, Mitchell then was transferred to Churchill and it was & year be- ' foro he again was shifted, this time to Fort Severn.And rollow- ing a year living among the Cree Indians, the speaker sald he realized hls ambition, being appointed to a post In the Arctic region ilgell at Chesterfield.He stayed there three years before being drafted back to Churchill us officer in charge and remained until he left the come puny's employ some time later.Describing tho Eskimos hunt- Ing technique, the speaker said their most Interesting of three seal-catching methods was to drive a dog team out on the Ice, letting the dogs pick up the scent of a recently-broken } in tha ice, When such a hole had heen located, the hunters would tether the dog team about 100 yards off, build a shelter near the hole, sit down and wait for the seul to poke his heud above water.When this happened, Mr.Seal would \"get a spear through the head and that wax that, The northmen also were des cribed ax being fearless bear hunters.It is common practice, Mite thell said, for an eskimo to Ine vude a den whers a bear is hib- winte: \u201che hunter\u2019s equipment i< a canale and à rifle, the candle jocating the bear und the rifle doing the rest.will : PAGE TWO Westmount Examiner Publishes Gvery Thursday Serving the City of Westmount Garden Suburb of Canada n Metropolis.THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAlnut 27734 \u201cThe Examiner\u2019 aims Lu De an independent, clean nrwspaper for the home.devoted to public service.bombs.other haunts WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1941 CANADA'S PROBLEM PROVINCE Regardless of what our experience was during the first World War, this country\u2019s problem child in this struggle is most emphatically Ontario.For years, it has been generally recognized that our system of national finance was far from efficient even for peace-time needs and an obvious and decided \u201c andicap in time of national emergency.Wi.4 view to correcting the deficiencies in the system, the government appointed a commission of noted Canadians to take evidence in all parts of Canada and from all classes of our citizenry and from this mass of evidence recommend measures to bring the system into line with requirements of the day.The war greatly intensified the need for action along this line, and the conclusions and recommendations of the Sirois Commission seemed to provide means of streamlining our war effort.But the representatives of the Province of Ontario refused even to discuss it; aid, to make matters much worse, a noted Toronto preacher used the report to stir religious and racial is probably the most critical time in our history.One cannot escape the conclusion, after reading the remarks of Messrs.Shields, that neither of them have even read the report about which they are making so These men could not more effectively be doing the work of the enemy if they were fifth columnists in the enemy's In striking contrast is the attitude of our own Province of Quebec\u2014the moderate, co-operative, thoroughly Canadian stand taken by Premier Godbout at the conference.Premier, by this and other recent actions, has placed Quebec in the very forefront of the much trouble.pay.Empire's battle for civilization.BEYOND BURNING History books record London's Great Fire of 1666 as one of humanity's worst tragedies.Burning for four days and sweeping away most bring home to however noble, lization.strife at what Hepburn and reaching spires Our be weighed in freedom brings values developed.Religious faith, strong in Britain, Without glorifying war, it may be that Britain's story since Dunkirk surely shows how the necessity of defending home and of the British capital, it is ranked with earthquakes and floods.Now the same area has been fire-swept again, this time by 10,000 blazes deliberately set by Nazi incendiary This man-made catastrophe has destroyed priceless monuments of beauty and history.The famous Guildhall, encrusted with the patina of pageantry: the Cheshire Cheese and of Dr.Row and several lovely Wren churches are listed among the casualties.When the full toll of architectural known half the world will feel the poorer.Cherished testimonies to human genius and human toil, their wanton destruction expresses as possibly nothing has since the sack of Rome, barbarism\u2019s senseless fury.It should Johnson, Paternoster and historic treasures is millions the nature of the attack on civilization today.But civilization is more than buildings, however rich with years.They are but the evidences.Into them went love, honesty, courage, a sense of beau\u2018y\u2014the best that their age knew.And while the qualities which built and appreciated these monuments live they will raise new monuments.While the honor, courage, the British Commonwealth of Nations they will raise up new evidences of British civ- justice and liberty which built live Those qualities are beyond burning or bombing.The ingenious organization of London's new fire- ism of firemen and citizens saved part of the heart of London.Though Fleet Street was a wilderness, every London newspaper appeared.Dr.Johnson's favorite chair may be ashes, but his wisdom and humour continue work, Following the fire of 1666 Wren's up- fighting system and the hero- their grew where the dross of slums had burned away, and a finer London will rise out of 1940's ruins.Indeed many would say even now that despite bombing and burning, the British Isles today are stronger and richer than when the war began.Britain is stronger in courage and unselfishness, richer in appreciation of liberty, in determination to build a more Just and secure society.Great damage has been done, but most of it to material structures, which cannot the scales with the spiritual always re-awakened.recorded has been out unused resources.For B-itish-U.S.World Domination Fasciem\u2019s leading editorial spokesman, Virginio Gayda, cused British Prime Minister Winston Churchill recently of seeking to establish *\u201cAnglo- Saxon domination of the world\u201d with Britain and the United States sharing in the domination.\u201cChurchill is calling America into Europe and would like to give her, with her homicidal arms and heavy dollar policy, a mandate of guardianship over European civilization in association with the British Empire,\u201d Signor Gayda wrote in the newspaper Il Gironale d'Italia.Signor Gayda's comment was made in connection with Mr.Churchill's speech before the Pilgrims in London in a send-off to Viscount Halifax.Upon the re lation between the British Empire and the United States, the Prime Minister said, depends \u2018the future of the whole world and the hopes of a broadening civilization founded upon Christian ethics.\u201d ! Remarking that the United States had lost \u2018precious markets in Europe,\u201d Signor Gayda sid: \u201cIf the United States with a realistic sense and clearer vision of European things wanted to settle {ts affairs better, it should line up, in the interests of its own trade, on the side of young nations (meaning Germany and Italy) Instead of digging such a deep dangerous chasm against them,\u201d Parisians Limited To One Butcher According to reports from Paris, inhabitants of the Nazi- occupied French capital have been restricted to registration at one butcher shop under a new rationing law aimed at increasing Par- \\sians\u2019 food supplies.Officials, it was said, have promised to try to distribute meat as equally as possible among all shops.: 20 words for The Westmount Examiner 354 CLASSIFIED ADS os tam WAlnut 2773 ofr bet eg pn wh PERSONAL AVENUE TEA ROOM announcing Madam Linda, tea cup, card and crystal reader.Evenings by appointment only, phone EL, 0103, B-8 PROPERTY FOR SALE MT, PLEASANT Avenue near Sherbrooke, two storey and basement, stone front, extension, 10 rooms, ample space for garage.For further particulars phone FI, 0721, B-3 APARTMENTS TO LET WESTMOUNT VIEW APTS.2066 Claremont\u2019 Avenue, 4 and 6 rooms, frigidaire, janitor service, gas stove, taxes pald, Rentals from $17.60 to $42.50.D.W.Oglivie & Co.Inc.Dom.Sq.Bldg.HA.8201.WESTMOUNT PARK Apts, 4560 St, .Catherine St.West, Westmount, 6 and.6 rooms, newly decorated, immediate occupation, close to Westmount schools.Rental from $46 to $47.60 Apply Supt.WE, 3368 or D.W, Oglivie & Co, Inc, Dom.Sq.Bldg.HA.8201, SHERBROOKE ST.W.5010, Waste.mount, Pickwick Arms, modern 5 rooms, tiled bathroom, electric pase senger and freight elevators, extra large rooms.Best value in West.mount $60 and up.Call Supt.DE, 4734 or D, W, Ogllvie & Co, Inc, 1010 St.Catherine St.West.HA.8201, H-266 FLATS TO LET EASTERN Westmount, Bright upper duplex, 4 rooms, hardwood floors, tile bathroom, 3 verandahs, unheated, furnace in cement basement.DE.3732, B-1 FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL RUG, bargain, $30.00.Handsome chesterfield suite, never used, $50.00, QGateleg, lhookcase, ne- cretary, Bedroom set, $65.00, Dining suite, studio set, lamps, tables.Genuine opportunity! 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also storage.DE.3110.B-12 CONTRACT BRIDGE IMPROVE your bridge game.Individual or goup Instructions at reasonable rates.Mrs, Olive Wilson.WA, 2187.B-6 EDUCATIONAL SCHOOL teacher with capita] desires meet man in similar position to start private school on partnership basis.Unmarried, University graduate preferred.Replies held in strictest confidence.Reply Box 463 c-o 2191 Hampton avenue.B-4 PRIVATE kind-rgarten and primary school, mornings, 9 am.-13 am.afternoon session from 2 to 430 p.m.French a specialty, Miss E.Pascoe, C.K.1, Frobel certificate Principal.Free transportation, EL, 205.B-3 MASSAGE PARLOR FINNISH Turkish Baths Registered.Weekly massage restores health.1.adies.gentlemen.¥or appointment, MA.$255.1206 Bishop St.near Ford Hotel, TYPEWRITING NEED some typing done\u201d Bring your work to me.1 guarantee sev.vice.Prompt, efficient, courteous service.For appointment HA.8190 ac- week twelve passes are given to the the following requirements :-\u2014 Simply find the two \u201cads.\u201d Examiner in which the names of the \u2018he purpose.ne submifting the right answers.be received in Monday\u2019s mail.Sherbrooke West, Apt.19, in the current issue of The Westmount the Westmount Theatre during the first half of next week are hidden.Submit all answers to The Contest Editor, The Westmount Examiner, 2191 Hampton Avenue, using the special coupon provided in each issue for Contestants must be over 16 years of age.Residents of Westmount, only, are eligible.All answers must be in this office not later than Wednesday, and the names of the winners will be published in Thursday's issue.A convenient coupon will be found elsewhere in The winners are drawn from among those who answers, as, unfortunately, it would be impossible to The winners of last week's contest are as follows and their passes will Mrs.F.R, Walker, 664 Grosvenor Ave.; Miss Sybil Ross, 536 Roslyn Ave.; J.Kennedy, 138 Abbott Ave.; Mrs.E.McCormick, 440 Mt.Stephen Ave., Apt.2; Ruth McKay, 83 Staynor Ave.; Mrs.E.L.Brown, 3015 The Westmount Examiner's Hidden Titles Contest is run with the In th orni { \u2018i kind co-operation of Mr.Godel, manager of the Westmount Theatre.Each e morning the service wil six lu- - winners who comply with two feature pictures being shown at the paper.submit the correct give passes to every witted geniur hands 1111.But Fielding's mantle was in a manner oo small for Murray, who settled down to the Premiership as though born to sway the Liberal sceptre in that particular field.That personality was the keynote of his unparal- lelad retention of sovereignty will, I think, be granted by those who intimately knew him.Few indeed could have come into close touch with \u201cGeorge JI\u201d without putting parti-an politics aside and accepting tLe man for the real nobility of his nature, If Murray would have been the last man to lead a revolution, he would have hesn the first to insist that renowr should be based on righteousness.Though not governed by the doctrine of laissez \u201caie, at heart he was conservative rather than radical.\u201cSo, sir,\u201d sald Boswell, \u201cyou laugh at -chemes of political im- rrovement.\u201d \u201cWhy, sir,\u201d replied Johnson, \u201cmost sche: es of political improvement .re very laughable things.\u201d Poscibly Premier Murray would have been sympathetic to that view.Where Fielding would have argued, Murray would have smiled, ind a smile may carry the day when argument fails to overcome prejudice.\u201d\u201d\u2014C.Prescott McLennan, a veteran jovrralist »f Nova Scotia now living ir England, in an article in The Dalhoi sie Review.\u2018if you want to be popular, be mysterious,\u201d is a woman columnist\u2019s advice to girls.Or, in other words, be yourselves, girls - just be yourselves.\u2014\u2014 Washington Post.Supposing is good, but finding out is better.\u2014Mark Twain.Air Raid Then what 1 saw was not a city charred And nameless victims, line on sheeted line, But Shakespears, his grave features vowder-scarved, And Newton crushed a fallen shrine; Hume a burnt airman; Reynolds, Dickens, Keats Targets bomb-harried by death-hound fleets! \u2014Stanton A.Coblentz.the Dr.Manion said: \u201cWe must give work and wages to our people because unless we are able tn do this and to give opportunity to our youth as well it Is doubtful it the system under which we live will not disappear in 20 years.\u201d Eastman (Kodak) employees will get their yearly wage dividend which this year amounts to $2,635,000 \u2014 three times the average weekly salary for the past five years.President Roosevelt in his message for Universal Bible Sunday said: \u201cWe know that the ancient truths of the Bible will prevail over nil error because they constitute the teachings of God.\u201d The value of better housing is shown the following figures: the rate of delinquency complaints per 100 population in the underprivileged areas of Cincinnati is 72; the rate in the Laurel Homes project which is located in the midst of the underprivileged area is 8.6.LZ 2222 Le 2a zerireriiiiedidicidiaiddd THE FORUM Conducted by HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.D.C.L in Which Subjects of General Interest Are Discussed The opinions expressed In this Forum are not necessarily those of this newspaper and it does not accept esponsibility tor them.a THE MAGNANIMOUS MURRAY \u201cTo cease consideration of the personalities of Nova Scotia pol- tics without mentioning George H.wholly inexcusable omission.A most lovable Scotia\u2019s Premier for well-nigh a quarter of a century.That record of an unbroken premiership could have been achieved by no ordinary politician, The secret of such remarkable influence over half a million people was personality rather than very Shrewd, undoubtedly, was Murray, and endowed with an unusual talent for the management of men.Some of Fielding's most devoted supporters predicted that the man who had to succeed that nimble- would have hisx | decades our universities have suf- N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N ZN Murray would be a flagrant and character was Nova exceptional ability.ran between Charlestown and Hamburg, South California.Its owners experimented first with horse power, then with sail power before adopting steam, Does this apply to Canadian Universities! In his annual report President Seymour of Yale said in part: \u201cDuring the past two f-red from a negstive complex, Our faculties have analyzed issues and bal: ced factors.They have exposed the follies and vices of historical figures and movements.They have not emerged with a positive philosophy.There is justice in the complaint of the under-graduates that his academic experience have not provided him with a faith.\u201d ~ Cutting through the fog of parliamentary double-talk on the touchy subject of the conscription of New Zealand wealth for war purposes, Prime Minister Fraser \u2018aid in the House recently that upon the passage of wealth conscriptior the Fo.ern- ment would stand or fall.\u201cWe are not going back on the principle that, as money is required to pay f à the war, and as men are required to fight the war, so both must be obtained in the one way, and that is by the application of the principle of conscription.\u201d Van Paassen, whose book Days of Our Years mide him famous, and who °~- a time was a clerk in one of our large department stores, speaking \u2018ecently of the new world said in part: \u2018We can catch glimpses of that new world.It will be cne in which all of mankind will be turned into a single economic organism.Our hope lies in those who believe sll.car walk together, for we are all dependent upon the one Father who has made brothers of us all.\u201d \u201cCalifornia is 700 miles long and 375 across and is exceeded only by Texas in area, Thera are 99,617,280 acres but 48,000,000 are desert waste or barren mountain peaks and 21,000,000 are forest and brush land, leaving only 30,000,000 agricultural acres of which 23,000,000 is range land, leaving only 7,000,000 acres for crops.Instead of being one of the largest states, economically California is one of the smallest, about the size of South Carolina.\u201d\u2014Dr.George P.Clements head of the Agricultural Department of Las Angeles Chamber of Commerce who for 22 years has been the leading no-man of the city and always ready, for its own good, to sting it with even disagreeable facts.He was born in Dumfries on the St.Jchn River, New Brunswick.His father and grandfather were British army officers.At fourteen he went to the U.S.A.to seek his fortune.PHONY\" PHONE Because of Laraine Day's penchant for ttelephoning to members of her amateur dramatic so-: ciety during lunch hour, she was | \u2014 Tr CALVARY The Examiner's | Hidden Titles Contest | will work from 10.30 a.m.to 4.30 are needed in this branch.ot CHURCH ! The Rev.Colin R.Rudd, B.A.™.D., will preach at both services to be held in Calvary Church Greene uvenue, at Dorchester Street, \u2018Vest\u2019 ount, next Sunday.| * share in the Prayers for Intercession for the Empire, and at the evening service the Officers of the Church will be dedicated to their high task of ministry in the Christian Church.The subject of tte sermon will be The Master and the Twelve.and this will be illustrated by beautiful colored slides which will be shown on the screen.Visitors and friends will be heartily welcomed to these services.In the afternoon at 3 p.m.the Sunday School will meet in all departments of the school.The Men's Own Brotherhood will meet au the same hour.On Monday at 7.15 p.m, the Boy Scouts will meet as usual.At 8.15 p.m.the Young People's Union is invited to meet with the Young People of St James, United Church for a social evening.Tuesday the Red Cross Unit p.m.The evening branch will meet at 7.30 p.m.More workers The Girl Guides will meet at 7.15 p.m.the same evening.Wednesday, 8.15 p.m.the Women's Missionary Society will hold its regular meeting.Mrs, W.S.Walker will be the convener of the meeting and the devotional period will be taken + Mrs.W.S.Lighthall.The soloist is Mrs.Esther McLean.Thursday afternoon from 3 to : pm.A Valentine Tea will be held under the auspices of the Women's Association.There will be a fine musical program.All the ladies are urged to attend and bring friends with them, The Snowdon-Western Group of the Young Adults will hold a meeting at the home of Mrs.Dave Jackson, 2239 Hampton avenue, on Thursday evening.The Wolf Cubs and Junior Choir will also meet on Thursday.Friday there will be Movies for the children under the auspices of the Sunday School.-_ \"CHRISTIAN SCIENCE] | SERVICES | * \u201cSPIRIT\u201d is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist throughout the world on Sunday February 9th.The- Golden Text is from Galatians 5:25.\u201cIf we live in the Spirit, let us also walk in: the Spirit.\u201d Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: \u201cThe Spirit itself beareth witness with our spirit, that we are children of God;\u201d (Romans 8:16).The Lesson-Sermon also inciud- es the following passages from the Christian Selence textbook \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u2019 by Mary Baker Eddy: \u201cWhen we realize that life is Spirit, never in nor of matter.this understanding will expand into self-completeness, finding all in God, good, and needing no other consciousness.Spiritual living and blessedness are the Calvary Church Dorchester St., at Greene Ave., Westmount Minister: Rev.T.W.Jones, A, D.D.Interim Minister Rev.Colin R.Rudd, B.A., B.D.in Series on 11.00 a.m.2nd Sermon 1.00 8, q Day of The Kingdom of God, Prayer.3.00 p.m.Sunday School in all Departments.Men's Own Brotherhood.7.30 p.m.The Master and the Twelve.Tustrated with beautiful coloured slides, Dedication Service for all Officers of the Church.Monday, 7.15 p.m.Boy Scout Association meeting.The Young People's Union will unite with the Y.P.U.of St.James\u2019 United Church in a_ social, Tuesday, 10.30 a.m.to 4.30 p.m.Red Cross Unit.7.30 pm, Evening Branch of Red Cross.7.16 p.m.Girl Guides, Wednesday, 8.15 p.m.W.M.E.regular meeting.Mrs.W.S.Walker is the convener, and the soloist will be Mrs, Esther McLean.Thursday, 3 to 5 p.m, A Valentine Tea under the auspices of the W.A.Fine musical programme.All ladies heartily invited to attend.7.15 p.m.Wolf Cubs and Junior Choir practice.THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 194) HORTICULTURAL SOGIETY WILL HOLD PROGRAN \u201cTrue or False\u201d Contest Is Feature \u2014 Valuable Prizes Will Be Awarded The West End Herticultura: Society's \u201cTrue or False\u201d program which is scheduled for February 17 is creating widespread interest, for on this occasion Verdun and Montreal West hacticul- turalists will cross swords aad much speculation is rife as to who will prove the victor in the verbal battle.The J.B.Williams Soap (0.Ltd., originators of thi- popular program, have donated \u2018Shaving Kits\u2019 for each of the winners.These are the same as the ones given to the contestant, on their own broadcast program.The losers will each receive a large tube of shaving cream.The manager of the Westmount Theatre has also donated six pairs of theatre tickets for the winning team.A special prize will be awarded to the contestant who answers all the questions correctly.Chas.Wilson, florists, will act as master of ceremonies.Mr, Wilson is a past president of the P.Q.Gladiolus Society and is well known to all horticulturalists.A special feature of the evening will be an auction sale of various gardening supplies and other donated articles, for the purpose of helping the sale of \u201cWar Saving Stamps.\u201d Each successful \u2018bidder fill receive the full amount of their bid in \u201cWar Saving Stamps\u201d in addition to the article purchased.A similar auction was held at the close of the society\u2019s 1940 flower show, when the flowers were sold, and also $110 worth of stamps.Among the donated articles is a half ton c?coke by the Lasalle Coke Co.; two dinner tickets for the Nor- mandie Roof, by the Mount Royal Hotel manager; bag of flour by Ogilvie Flour Mills Ltd.; and a cake by Harrison Bros.There will be no admission charge to this meeting, and the public is cordially invited to attend.only evidences, by which we can recognize true eixstence and feel the unspeakable peace which comes from all-absorbing spiritual love.\u201d (Page 264).Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.& Roslyn Ave.J.Alexander Johnston, B.A., Minister Mr.Shirley McKyes, Choir Leader Mrs.F.J.Hodgson, Organist SERVICES OF INTERCESSION Provincial Day of Prayer 11 am, | «THIS 1S THE WAY\u201d \u201cWalk ye in it.\u201d 4.30 p.m.\u2014 5.15 p.m, Service of Intercession in the Kirst Baptist Church.7.30 p.m.\u201cA WOMAN'S PLEA FOR A BANISHED PRINCE\u201d Mr.Johnston will preach at Morning and Evening Services, Everyone Should Attend Church on This DAY OF INTERCESSION.WESTMINSTER CENTRAL CHURCH 926 Atwater Ave.MINISTER\u2014REV.D., R.MORRISON SUNRAY: 11.00 am.Communion Service.3 p.m.Church School.7.30 p.m.Rev.James Adams of Bible Society lllustrated Lecture.MONDAY: 7 p.m.C.G.I.T.Groups.8 p.m.Young People\u2019s Union.TUESDAY: 8.15 p.m.Concert by Montreal Welsh Choir in Hall WEDNESDAY: 2 p.m.Women's Guild.7 p.m.Boy Scouts.8 p.m.Mid-week Meeting Bible Study and Prayer.THURSDAY: 8 p.m.Badminton Club, FRIDAY: 4.15 p.m.Mission Band.for Friday, Movies for the children, .8 p.m.Choir Rehearsal.HOWARD S.Barrister and Solicitor Telephone ROSS, K.C.57 St.James St.West HA.9238 AUTOMOBILE REPAIRS ON DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN Take our advice and have your car repaired, repainted or tuned up for the good season to come, creasing shortage of labor, you will save yourself money and incon: venience by having these details attended to now.Deferred Payment Plan if Desired New or Used CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Dealer recently presented with a tiny telephone that says \u201cHello\u201d when | lifted from its hook.on \u2018The Ban Man\u201d set.Ronald Reagan provid-; The first U.S.A.railway (1850) ed the gift.with an inscription on, the box, \u201cFor Telephonitis.\u201d as early as possible.Due to In- 372 Victoria ro.A TTL * ; È = r= 81s æ ® ps e = © pr 3 by Brat Soci buil Sha sing Eng Kett gave ing shor ing son, Mrs.Wes was gave Hist lems spea ing Lea£ of d kind The one, been (War [but j= SI pas bel bile 26 She Bo: nut SN LL st Is ble rded 1ltura; ° pro- § r Feb- [3 spread n Ver- cticul- s and as tu ¥ in the Miams of thi- onated f the me as stanly ogram.eive a n.The ount x pairs inning ill be t who orrect- men vill act .Mr, of the is well sts.© eve- sale of | sand or the ale of ch suc- ve the 1 \u201cWar | to the ar auc- of the , when 1d also Among alf ton ke Co.; e Nor- t Royal lour by and a mission md the to at- we can nd feel which spirit- \u2014 ist n Ave.3.An, Leader anist SSION yer re 1 n the , OR A Morning hurch on SION.R CH ORRISON ymmunion Adams of .ecture.Groups.Jnion.yncert by 1 Hall Women's ting fo ston Club y Band.» tuned to in.incon- THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1941 Ready for Production of \u201cFive Little Peppers\u201d Everything is set for \u201cThe Five Little Peppers,\u201d a Children\u2019s Theatre production which takes place on Saturday afternoon at - 30 at Victoria Hall, under the direction of Dorothy Davis and violet Walters, The proceeds are heing devoted to Junior Red Cross.This delightful three-act play tells the story of the Pepper family, and the first act opens in The Little Brown ifouse in Bad.gertown where we meet the\u2019 Five Little Peppers, their mother.Aunt Jerusha, Grandma Bascum and the Rev.Mr.and Mrs.Henderson, who are all greatly disturbed over the disappearance of Phronsie Pepper, who they fear has been kidnapped by an organ grinder.All the incidents and happenings in the Pepper family are shown throughout the three- acts, and there is so much fun and excitement as well as little troubles, that interest Is sustained till the fall of the curtain in the last act.The Children\u2019s Theatre, direc ted by Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters, with their usual attention to detail, are sparing no efforts to make this » roduction one of their outstanding successes, and with special costumes, and scenic effects, we feel sure a delightful afternoon's entertainment is before you when the curtain rises at Victoria Hall on Saturday afternoon at 2.30.A special Red Cross Revue takes place in the third act, and some delightful specialty numbers, singing and dancing.There are almost one hundred children in the cast, and when you see the children from the printed page transplanted behind the footlights, \u201cThe Five Little Peppers\u201d will keep you entertained.Many children\u2019s Theatre parties are being arranged, and it is advisable to secure your tickets now.Lilian Wilkinson, Dorothy Melville, Jon and David Robinson and Bonnar Stuart are \u201cThe Five Little Peppers and Isobel Wein- rauch portrays the role of the mother, GONER-REES ADDRESS ONTHE LEAGUES VALUE \u201cOne of the Grandest Things That Has Come Out of the World War\u201d \u2014Record of Achievement A meeting was held yesterday by the Notre Dame de Grace Branch of the League of Nations Society in Canada, in the Y.M.C.A.building, with Mrs, J.Wilfred Shaw as Chairman.The meeting opened with the singing of \u201cThere'll Always Be An England,\u201d with Mrs.J.C.Mus- kett at the piano.The chairman gave a short address on \u201cRebuild ing the League\u2019, followed by short talks by each of the following members, Mrs.A.R.Ketter- son, Mrs.R.G.Liddy, Mrs, C.HR.Bird, Mrs.J.T.Keay, and Mrs.W.T.Perry of the Montreal West Branch of the League.The speaker of the afternoon was Archdeacon Gower-Rees who gave an outline of the League's History, its aims, and its problems.\u2018After the World War\" the speaker sald \u201cpeople were willing to grasp at any straw, and the League was welcomed as a means of directing the affairs of mankind without the horror af war.The idea was by no means a new one, many organizations having been formed for \u2018he prevention of ;War and furtherance of Peace, but people were so anxious to find | SEEKING WITNESSES Will persons witnessing, or passing by at the time of accident between street car and automobile on Sunday afternoon, January 26th, 1941, at 4.25 p.m.on Sherbrooke St.West near Grand Boulevard, kindly telephone WAI- nut 3337 as soon as possible.Local Religious Workers Prominent In Course Classes in Leadership Training Scliool of the Quebec Religious Educational Council will be held on Tuesday evenings during February and March at Divinity Hall, University street.Wesley Sunday School has been a leader in attending these classer for many years and is expected to have a larger than usual attendance this session.The school this year will feel the absence of Rev.Johnston, Monkland avenue resident, who is now a chaplain in the R.C.AF.Rev.George Dewey, of Rose- dale Church is the Dean of the School this year and Rev.J.Lav- ell Smith of Westmount Park United Church is chairman of the committee.Three courses are presented at the school and a number of the city\u2019s outstanding clergy and lay leaders are leaders, including Rev.Prof.E, H.Maddocks, B.A., B.D., visiting professor, Diocesan College; Rev.C.Ritchie Bell, B.A., B.D., minister of MacVicor Rev.Prof.R.B.Scott, M.A,, Ph.D., professor of Old Testament, United Theological College; Rev.Prof.Gerald R.Cragg, M.A., professor, Systematic Theology, United Theological College; Berkley S.Chadwick, musical director, School for Crippled Children; Miss Paige Pinneo, teacher of Art, Town of Mount Royal Schools; Miss Winnifred Thompson, teacher of biology, Montreal High School for Gorls.Ministers, teachers, leaders and young people are invited to take advantage of the classes.A very nominal fee is charged.a way in which mankind might live together peaceably and decently, that they welcomed this new order which might solve the problem.\u201d The speaker went on to state that a thorough understanding of the differences in European standards as compared with those of this continent was essential in order to arrive at a point where man may start building to achieve a successful solution of the human problem.\u201cThe League has many successes to its credit,\u201d continued the speaker, \u2018It is one of the grandest things that has come out of the World War.WEllington .1885 CX) Westmount Business College LYJ MISS R.WOOD, PRINCIPAL (Formerly of Metcalfe Avenue) Royal Bank Building CORNER ST.CATHERINE AND GREENE AVE.(Entrance 1165 Greene Ave.) Complete Business and Secretarial Courses Specialized Individual Instruction.Limited number in day and evening classes.Private lessons.Graduates with leading Montreal firms if no answer, phone DExter 1200 The Mechanics\u2019 Institute of Montreal 1200 ATWATER AVENUE, WESTMOUNT, P.Q.; The Afnual Meeting of the Members of the Institute will be held on Monday Evening, February 10th, at 8 o'clock to receive the Annual Reports, the election of officers for the ensuv:g year, and such other business as may be properly brought before the meet- YOUR ATTENDANCE !S REQUESTED, FRANK P.JENNINGS, Secretary.Willis & Co.Limited, cor.Drummond & St.Catherine oem THE CHILDREN'S THEATRE directed by Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters Presents \u201cTHE FIVE LITTLE PEPPERS\u201d This Saturday at 2.30 P.MAT VICTORIA HALL\u2014WESTMOUNT PROCEEDS IN AID OF JUNIOR RED CROSS.Tickets 50c and $1 (tax included) on Sale at: Sunbeam Flower Shoppe, 8702 Sherbrooke St.W.\u2014 PLAY \u201cTHE WOMEN\u201d ON FEBRUARY 14, 15 Subscribers to the play, \u2018The Women,\u201d by members of the Drama Class of the Westmount Women's Club on Feb.14 and 15 include: Mrs.Harold Milis.Mrs.John Mulcair, Mrs, T.de G.Stew- | art, Mrs.R.M.Macaulay, Mrs.Ji M.Campbell, Mrs.Herber' Hoi land, Mrs.C.W.Clark, Mrs.Gordon T.Blair.Mrs.Colin Forrest, | Mrs.R.'V.Rowat, Mrs.J.A.de- Lalanne, Mrs.John Shearer.Mrs | Frank H.Rowe, Mrs.R.M.Stott, Mrs.J.Gordon Birnie, Mrs.C B.Sewell, Mrs.Will H.Harrison, Mrs.Norman Southward, Mrs.W.§ /dams, Mrs.T.R.Blanchard, Mrs.C.A.Borrie, Mrs.W.F.Worfolk, Miss A.Coleman, Mrs.J.H.Hillenbrand, Miss Alyss Brown, Mirs M.Brown, Mrs.C.Shearer, Mrs.R.H.Anderson, Mrs.E, J .Clerk, Mrs.O.E, Armstrong, Mrs.A.J.Wright, Mrs.H.B.Pope, Mrs.A.A.Charters, Mrs.W.R.Bullock, Mrs.J.Burns, Mrs.Percy French, Mrs.Edwin Briggs, Mrs.R.F.L.Picard, Mrs, E.W.Eastwood, Mrs.Gordon Harrison.Mrs.I.McHaffie, Mrs.P.Nelligan, Mrs.W.J.Templeton, Mrs.A.N.Boucher.Mrs.A.Boland, Mrs.C.F.Crutchlow, Mrs.L, Dixon, Mrs, C.Fortier, Mrs, H.Griffin, Mrs.E.Littler, Mrs.J.Meldrum, Mrs.Geo.Mooney.Mrs.A.Rubens, Mrs.A.Thomson, Mrs.Geo.Inglis, Miss Vera Groves, Mrs.G.C.Staples, Mrs, F.S.Rosevear, Miss H., L.Stone, Mrs.R.A.Aitkin, Mrs.W.J.Wright, Mrs.S.R.W.Allen, Mrs.W.J.Ahern, Mrs.Roy Anderson, Miss M.Ames, Mrs.A.E.Andrews, Mrs.S.C.Annett, Mrs.John Ap- plin, Mrs.J.W.Armstead, Mrs.Allan Baird, Miss M.Baird, Mrs.A.L.Bardwell, Mrs.C, S.Baller, Miss L.Basham, Mrs, Fred Barlow, Mrs.W.H.Barraclough, Mrs.A.V.Bates, Mrs.L.Beaumont, Mrs.O.G.Beckitt, Mrs.G.H.Benson, Mrs.W.M.Bernard, Mrs.W.J.Black, Mrs.Wm.Blair, Mrs, G.E.Blackwell, Mrs.D'Arcy Bouge, Mrs.C.R.Bourne, Mrs.S.S.Boxer, Mrs, W.Bôyd, Mrs.Leslie Boyd, Mrs.J.H.Boyse, Miss Rhoda Bray, Mrs.J.A.Bremner, Mrs.W.Brisbane, Mrs.Frank Brough, Mrs.H, P.Brown, Mrs.H.Brown, Mrs.R.B.Brown, Mrs, A.S.Byrd, Mrs, G.À.Cami- rand, Mrs.Jas.Campbell, Mrs.J.G.Campbell, Mrs.J.E.Cameron.Mrs.F.W.Carmichael, Mrs.D.B.Carswell, Mrs.A, M.Carter, Mrs.Glen Case, Mrs.J.I, Cass, Mrs, H.D.Caswell, Mrs.J.S.Chatburn, Mrs.A.A.Charters, Mrs.E.Chipchase, Mrs.K, D.Church, Mrs.A, P.Christmas, Mrs.H.A.Christmas, Mrs, D.Churchill, Mrs.J.B.Churchill, Mrs.A.E.Cockfield, Miss A.P.Colley, Miss G.H.,Colley, Miss M.B.Colley, Mrs.Thos.B.Collins, Mrs.R.B.Common, Mrs.Geo.Cooke, Mrs, W.E.Cooper, Mrs.F.G.Cope, Mrs.J.J, Cormack, Miss W.Corneille, Mrs, W.Couper, Mrs, W.A.Cousins, Mrs.Nj S.Croker, Mrs.G.E.Cross, Mrs.C.F.Dale, Mrs.G.C.Davlis, Mrs.M.W.Davis, Mrs, G.W.Davis, Mrs.Waring Davis, Miss G.Elliott, Mrs.P.G.Delgado, Miss M.Dennis, Mrs.W.A, Dennison, Mrs.T.W.Dewitt, Mrs.J.A, Dixon, Mrs, C.J.Doscher, Mrs.W.M.Doyle, Miss S.Elliott, Mrs.À.D.Amory, Mrs.B.L.Elmslie, Mrs.Geo.Englehart, Mrs.Ernest Elton, Miss L.Evans, Miss V.Evans.Mrs, A.G.Evans, Mrs.F, W.Ewung, Mrs.E.Fessenden, Mrs.G, Flynn, Mrs.J J.Flynn, Mrs.G.A.Forbes, Mrs.H.K, Gorham, Mrs.G.E.Forbes, Mrs.A.B.Foster, Mrs W.D.Fowlie, Miss F.A.Fox, Mrs.Fred Fraser, Mrs.F.H.Gardner, Miss F, Gardner, Mrs.Andrew Gammell, Mrs.G.G.Goodall, Mrs, G.G.Gomery, Mrs.John Gouldthorpe, Mrs.H.R Gray, Mrs.V, T.R.Greaves, Mrs.W.A.Griffiths, Mrs.E.W.Grind- ley, Mrs.Walter Griewbach, Mrs.Reg.Grubb, Mrs.Fred Hall, Mrs.E.A.Hamilton, Mrs.F.R.Haney.Mrs.Dent Harrison, Mrs.R.J.Harrison.Mrs.G.A, Hartley.Mrs.Geo Harvey, Mrs.C.Hayward, Mrs, M.Harcourt, Mrs.R.A.Henderson, Mrs.John Hender son.Mrs.V.V.Henderson, Mrs.C.L.Hellstrom, Mrs.C.K.P.Henry, Mrs.R.Hillhouse, Mrs.H E.Hinds, Mrs.F.W.Hirsch, Mrs W.T.Hobart, Mrs.W.M.Hick.Mrs G.G.Hodges, Mrs.C.Hodg- son, Mrs.J.A.Gillespie, Miss Rose Greenway, Mrs.H.T.Brie- gel, Mrs.Douglas Bremner, Mrs.A.H.Cadieux, Mrs.L.de Savoye.Mrs.G.E.Hogg, Mrs.G.F.Hughes, Mrs.A.W.Hopton, Mra.W.G.Hunt.Mrs.E.E.Hutchison, Mrs.John Hyde, Mrs.E.Inwood, Mrs.A.E.Jackson, Mrs, G.S Jackson, Mrs.J.Jamieson, Mrs Lincoin P.J:7, Mrs.Arthur Jarvis.Mrs.F.A.Jennings, Mrs.HE.Jette, Mrs.W.H.Johnson.Mrs, E.D.Johnson, Mrs.S.Johnson, Mrs.C.W.Johnston, Mrs.E.P.Jones, Mrs D.R.Kennedy, Mrs F.B.Kilbourn.Women's Association The Women's Association of Stanley Presbyterian Church will hold a Valentine Tea on Wednesday, Feb.12, at 3 o'clock.\u2014 NATIVES GIVE TO WAR Mrs.John T.Rowe, : THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER SUBSCRIBERS 0 CALLS YOUNG PEOPLE CONFERENCE BISHOP CARLISLE The Rt.Rev.Arthur Carlisle, Bishop of Montreal, has calied a week-end Feb.7-9.Trinity Memorial Church.conference of Anglican youth to take place REV.E.S.REED in Montreal on the Chairman of the committee planning the details of the conference is a local clergyman, Rev.E.S.Reed, assistant at High Home Association Article And School What are the responsibilities of parent, teacher, and pupil in a world of iransition and revolution?Whatever our conclusion, the fundamentals of civilization still exist, Children of today as adults of tomorrow will need strength of character, morul fibre, hardihood, vision, vnd training in culturai and practical skills.Thus they can, with {aege qualifications meet the vicissitudes of life at worst, and at best take an active part in moulding futurs civilization.Do parents give the same careful planning to the most important period of a cuiid's life as they do to the purchas of an auto:uo- bile or a house?Do they consider that this entails for them definite action as to what and who shall form the character of their children and influence their lives, from the members of the Couric] to the teacher in the class room?Whatever name we give a system, 6-3-3 or 54-40 or fight, the character and ability of each person involved in that system decides its worth.It derives its tone and ideals froin the ideuls and character of the parent.The system is their instrument and produces their music.It is doing so now, either through their active or passive participation \u2014 whether they know it or not.In the most vital of all work, the utmost interest, foresight and sacrifices are needed.If we sacrifice our sons\u2019 lives at a cost of thousands for the death of each, is it unreasonable to sacrifice a fraction of the amount to equip the next generation for life in a world bettered by both sacrifices?There is no work which requires greater idealism and ability, which exacts a greater toll from the worker than teaching, because, like all worthwhile work, it is creative.All that is petty, mean, and self-seeking should be eliminated wherever it exists.We are discovering today that nobility of thought and conduct are more common attributes in the ordinary individual than we in our cynical age had expected.A practical idealism is replacing materialism.It is our necessity if we are to avoid the petty pace of all our yesterdays that have lighted fools the way to dusty death.We have sufficient character and ability to draw upon for education.Are we seeking it out and placing it in its rightful position?Or do we expect it?Just so surely as we bar our children f-om its contact, we expose and even imbue them with the virus of smallness, selfishness and cowardice which eventually in a social economy lead to spiritual death and physical destruction.Every parent longs for his child to be brave and unselfish; longs to fit him by character and training for his place, if possible, among the great; yet some paralysing force often deadens and smothers his devotion to his child's future.What is that force?Many \u2014 by no means all \u2014 teachers have a similar devotion, and the most devoted are the most hampered There is in the case of teachers and explanation but no excuse for existing inertia.People do not quarrel with their bread and butter even though the butter is margarine.Jt every teacher were financially independent, needed action and reform would hav?been instituted long since.Then it is evident that parent and teachers have one common aim, and it is essential that we should work towards it.Close co-opera tion betwean parent and teacher will have immediate and far- reaching effects.If it is the conviction of the parent that no building is so important as the building of his child's life.he will not lack zeal; if it is the conviction of the teacher that he belongs to a - rofession second to none in respect due to it, and that he cannot belong to without adhering to certain standards for it, he will take his place as a hrave citizen and specialist in promoting reforms for the Native tribes of South Africa are donating cattle to a war fund.child's benefit, No layman it consclentiously- dreams of teaching techuique to a surgeon; yet the amateur\u2014and his number is legion\u2014seldom consults the teacher on school reform.True\u2014ours is no dramatic or glamorous profession.Compared t» others in which life or death hangs on the visible motion of the performer's hand, teaching is dull.But to the imaginative, its results are as limitless as time and humanity itself.Success or failure will not be safely hidden forever by six feet of earth in fifty years, but will be working for good or ill when our present age represents antiquity.President Cowley of Hamilton College has described the educated man of the Twentieth Century as \u2018\u2019one who has acquired six specific skills and developed a number of habjts, attitudes, and appreciations which are not the equipment of the uneducated man.These are an ability to speak one's own language correctly and effectively in conversation and on one's feet before an audience, an ability to read one\u2019s own language with reasonable speed ahd comprehension, an ability to write cl:ar and well organized exposition in one's own language, an ability to read, and, in Canada, to speak the French language with facility, an ability to think clearly from a given set of facts, an ability to work and live with others.\u201d Unless it is implied in attitudes and appreciations, no emphasis is laid on development of character, moral fibre, idealism and vision without which the people perish.Must these people be our sous and daughters?With the addition of these latter qualities Is this a criterion by which to measure ourselves and our educational system?Is it a worthy standard of living for men and women of the future?Is our system suited to such ideals and our own needs?If it fis faulty, a system has Deen recommended recently at great cost, recognized as eminently useful, and then quietly laid to rest: the Heplyirn Report.Have we become acquainted with this report?Do we believe that it should be put into force?If we feel it should he adopted, why haven't we done something about it?In the evolution of such a system can we keep it flexible erough that changing eoaditions can be coped with readily, for change In life is now the norm?If this system is adopted in toto, its success will be a reflection of all its members from Council to teacher.It will be as good as they are.The apples at the bottom of the barrel are not usually better than those on top.Under any system there Js one most neglected skill on which parent and teacher concentrate con- tinuelly, the art of speaking one\u2019s own language correctly and effectively in conversation and on one\u2019s feet before an audtence, In this radlo age, nothing could he more important or more neglected.In school very child should he trained to answer on his feet in a pleasing manner, in well con structed English, unexpected qu~s- tions.J cannot understand the practice rreeping into our schools wherehy a child is actually taught to answer orally and even to give written answers solely by the word \u201cYes\u201d or \u201cNo\u201d.There can be no training in speech, writing or thinking from this method.| can see no reason for going into a frenzy about a foreign language while making no attempt to master our own.In the home the parent by concentrating on the use of good diction and sincere jant sense.vocabulary in conversation.by the! that we develop true values of choice of good hooks, radio pro-| can ; grammes.plâys and movies pursue the same course.Effective speech and a pleasing manner are the open sesame to most doors.But more important than that, momentous decisions for the public good 1.ight he made 1f mentation of the dictatorships so much that we may lean over backward and scrap all discipline \"here is need i: our schools tor { wise and intelligèut discipiine.No doubt the manner iu which we bear our roverses will show our children how to cut thelr losses with a grin.Co-operation is gained in the home and at school by mutual good sportsmanship None the iess discipline must be bred int\" the child by parent, teacher and class mate.Thus :t will pass gradually from the outside in to form part of the .aild's character.In this the child has a great, though often unrecognized, responsibility.His atti tude of interest and cheerful co- toperation sets the tone of his fel- dows, We have been and still are beset by coufused thinking and negative procedure.Theories are set forth fu Looks, expounded from platferms to the frustration ot pareut and teucher.These theories are beautiful to behold but terrible to veceive as the British soldier suid of the German Tank.In the actual meeting of a silua- tion or condition.they often prove a snare and n dolusion.We must keep in mind that thoso Who invent these thoories are seldom called upon to put them into practice.When the smoke has cleared away, we shall find that long, long ago Proverbs and Ecclesiastes had the final word.Teachers and parents know that at times the rosiest theorles fail thom and we lay hold on uctuuli- ty.What we find helpful, let us use; but let us not be led into incapacity of action through uncertainty and confusion.Wo must steer à sane course Lo our objective and let the theorists continue to toss flowery noseguys to us.We are froe to gather such bloowms as fit our colour scheme.\u201cWhile our children were being delightfully thrilled by the happy endings of Hollywood movies and by baseball and football, the youth of Germany was at work shaping the roal world.\u201d This quotation from Maurols\u2019 \u201cTragedy in France\" is one for us to ponder.Why wasn\u2019L it our youth who shaped the world in which we are all forced to live and our own youth forced to dle?Are we fitting our present youth by definite action and wholesome discipline to become responsible citizens?Through spinelessness or feur of creating inhibitions and what-nots, are we sending them into the toughest of all worlds unable to handle and control themselves, a menace and a lability to the community?Sports and physical training are un equal necessity for all, but the elevation of a football squad to the position of conquering heroes accorded greater privileges than the Royal Air Force 1s a danger to our schools and by no means an uncommon one.Sports for the few while the majority gain a vicarlous thrill should not be the be-all and end-all of our school\u2019s existence.We parents and teachers must keep in mind the development of character in the child, not personal or school fame, and the fame will take care of itself, In any case it should be a by-product, not a primary objective.Every child in his early years instinctively makes great use of th: word \u201cWhy?\" Sometimes he keeps that habit more often loses it.Where does the responsibility lie?Aside from the child's natural aptitude, the onus must fall on those who influence his think- fug and reasoning, Have we parents and teachers too often qulck- ly shut off many an earnesl effort to arrive at truth, or passively omitted encouraging it?Loyalty is the responsibility of the child, fostered by the parent and tcuchers, Jf he Is trained to be loyal to his ideals, he will instinctively be loyal to an iustitu- tion which should represent those fdeals.1f loyalty is the child's responsibility, being worthy of it is the institution's.This doesn\u2019t just happen without thought or sacrifice.If we consider it our noble aim to find and place and reward people of ability in time of national crises, is it not equally our duty to do as much for the children of our country?Youth is always a time of ciisis.In Rome's finest days the father by exainple, precept and constant companionship, educated his son and taught hum the responsibility of Roman citizenship, We recognize a similar necessity today, but circumstances have made the teacher the parent's assistant.This tendency is increasing and will continue to do so.Parents thus are responsible for choosing the type of people who are to have #0 extensive an influence over their children\u2019s lives, Now as never since Rome's downfall have all standards been so assall- ed, Therefore, now we must implant the strongest principles of right-thinking, conduct, and rell- gion in its widest and most toler- It is vitally important living without inculcating a blind subservience to momentary and expedient policies.What wis- sider that this present goneration has been born to and nurtured in a world of iusecuriiy, negation and doubt.Can't we give to them wu their struggle a rock vn which to plaut their reet?This is theh one chauce at living.While we tit them for it, we must fill them with the thought that ours is the wost wonderful and most adventurous of all ages.Why shouldn't it be the most terrible?Scales have always been weighted But the sun that glinted on the plumed and burnished helinets of the trojan heroes still shines on the faces and in the clear eyes of our owu youth, Olympus can again become the home vf the guds.What pa-ent contemplatiug his child ever fails in some degree to project his mind in to the fu- ture\u2014tho future of his children, grandchildren and great-grand- dldren?Can ho imagite u world without them?What of tho par- cuts of yesterday \u2014 what were their dreams of our future?Yot how many of us feel equipped to plan and act constructively nut only for the future of those dear to us but for others?We must train our youth to beliove that the fatuo of mankind is our com- mou dostiny.Not for its beauty alone did llemingway choose as foreword to his latest book au thought old but over new \u2014 one which is gaining momentum among thinking and feeling people.We know the tie that binds all humanity cannot be broken by ono individual without affecting all.In undisturbed periods infraction of this fundamental law may pass unheeded, but its cumu- lutive effect will be ovident immediately in time of stress or crisis.1t cannot he eradicated by the sudden enactment of strict laws to halt disintegration, Then it is driven underground to breed and fester in noisomo places.But it can be counteracted and finally annulled by practical and Idoulis- tic education for all.The belief that he lives not for himself and for today but for others and tomorrow should constantly he fostered in the mind of the child, We must train our youth to bolieve that the fate of mankind is our common testing.\u201cNo man is an Island entire of itself; every man is a Piece of the Continent, a On Sale Th ASSORTED FLAVORS JELLO 3.20: SILVO CAMAY SOAP AYLMER APPLE SAUCE PAGE THREW INTERMEDIATE W.AT0 PRESENT PLAYS St.Stephen's Intermediate Girls\u2019 W.A.will present two one-act plays entitled: \u201cArchibald\u201d by W.Graham Robertson, and \u2018\u2018Merry Wives of Boredom\u201d by 8.Sylvan Simon, in the Parish Hall, Were- dale Park, Westmount at 8.15 on Thursday aud Friday, February 13 and 14.Those (nking part in the ono-net Furco \u201cArchibald\u201d are: Nancy Simpson, Flora Lemieux, Darrell de Wolfe, Lois Dunlop, Cathorine Langston, Ruth Milton, Gertrude Hugli, Jean Morgan, Ann Shaw and Ralph Gay.The cast for \u201cMerry Wives of Boredom\" is composed of: Kath- nrino Laws, Margaret McCuaig, Jean Jones, Jean Ruddick, Vivian Weiss, Nancy Rowe, Elaine Sparrow Marlon Laws and Charles Langston.Sarnia Down In Population For the first time sinco 1984, Sarnia\u2019s population has dropped below the 18,000 mark.The oity assessmont department reports that tho 1940 figure is 17,991.With oxception of the yon 1918, 1932, 1837 and 1939, there has beon à stondy incroaso in the number of people taking up resl- dence here.The temporary setback is attributed to enlistments, the same reason given in 1918 and not {o any actual loss In po- pulatiod, assuming mon in the fighting forces will live hore upon their roturn.piece of the main; if a Clod be washod away by tho Sea, Burope is the losso ns well as If 4 Prom- ontorio were, us woll ns if a Man- nor of thy friend's or thine own were; any man\u2019s death diminishes me because 1 am involved in Mankind; and therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls, it 2 \u2026 9: MARMALADE 25: 3 25: D0G FOOD 2.19: tolls for theo.\u201d Feb.6, 7, 8 tin 21: BRASSO OR HARTLEY* SWIFT'S PREMIUM FIRST GRADE BUTTER 39¢ SCOTIAN APPLES 2 ROYAL HOUSE COFFEE PURE LARD Ige.tins 25: |PEACHES \u2026 47° TEA 3 ».25: CHEESE TIP TOP Lge.tin 21: 1».75° Va Ib, 16° pko.ORANQE PEKOE CHATEAU SWIFT'S CHOICE PEAS » 2-2 ins 292 = No.32 vins 252 Baker's Unsweetened Cooking CHOCOLATE \"\u201c\" 19¢ RASPBERRY or 8TRAWBERRY JAM Car 25° Jar SUNMAID Seeded or Seedless RAISINS +.15° TENDER, JUICY, CUBE STEAKS 35° MEATY, SHANK Ib.12¢ BEEF » 37° BACON 1b.23: Ib.15¢ FRESH PORK SAUSAGES CUT UP STEWING LAMB \\ No.1 SMELTS Ib.24c SALMON lb.30c HALIBUT Ib.30c MACKEREL Ib.14c¢ KIPPERS Pair 18c BONELESS CODFISH Ib.23c MR IIS A FRESH CAUCAT FISH | FIVE ROSES FLOUR 7 Ib, bag 27° QUICK QUAKER \u2014 2 Pkos.MACARONI 25° QUICK QUAKER \u2014 2 PKkgs.SPAGHETTI 25¢ FRESH MINCED STEAK .29 TAILLEFER - Tho Best Blood PUDDING 1.20° FRESH LAMB KIDNEYS 4 .25° BONELESS, STEWING 10 23° BEEF Freshly HOVEY'S Cut \u2018BACON FRESH HADDOCK FILLETS Ib.27¢ GENUINE FILLET OF SOLE Ib.35¢ HERRING Ib.10c OYSTERS à pt.35c { SHREDDED ICODFISH Pkg.14¢ dom and courage we parents and teachers ; hould possess, We ought! to strive to act on the little that, we have.Those of ug, who cher-: ish a dim, nostalgic memory of se- people of talent and ideas were curity before the Great War, and able to express themselves orally at the right moment.Beause it Is the most important, 1 want to stress character bufld- {who shared the lack of restraint.) instability and mental confusion: {of the past twonty-five years with their wake of cynicism and des- ing.We have deplored the regi- truction, cannGt too seriously con- $2 WE.2741-2 P.A.SEERS 4498 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST Facing Westmount High School CITE helt «44 YEARS Fine Groceries, CLOLALU DISAIS ESSAI IMMMN SUIS SLEMS LAS VAI AL MEL For Quality and Service Phone Flitzroy 7411 DIONNE & DIONNE IN WESTMOUNT\" Prime Meats, Poultry, Fish, Fruits and Vegetables 5 DELIVERIES DAILY St.Catherine St.at Wood Ave, PE i Le ZL Zr Ae 2 lL.\u2014 PAGE FOUR Te | Social anu Personals Miss Patricla Brietzeko entertained at a Lea on Saturday.Miss R.B.Pinder and Miss Jean Glichrist were guests of the Alpine Inn lust weel end.Iss Marguerite Reynolds 18 spending a few weeks In Ottawa as the guest cf Mr.and Mrs.Jobu It.Burnside.On Saturday, Feb.1, Mrs.J Emile Cote, assisted by Miss Y.Tebort, gave a tea at hich $11 was ralsed for tho Red Cross.Mr, and Mrs, 4.E.McCormick and thelr daughter Joan have returned from St.Jovile, where they spent a weok at the Grey Rocks Inn.Among thoso graduates at the graduating exerclses of tho \u2018I'rained Altendants Association of Canada, Inc., held at 4277 Dorches- ter street on Friday, Jan.31, were: Miss Holen Gilmore, Miss Vera Doyle and Miss Ina Brown.Miss Isabel Bothell entertained at a personal shower iu honor of Miss Audrey Dey, whose marriage to Wesley Hawkins will take place on March 8.The decorations were carried out with pink and white tapers and pink candles.Miss Pearl Gilby and Mrs.M.Glendenning assisted Miss Bethell.FEBRUARY SAVINGS ON ADVANCE SPRING STYLES Choose from our advance selection of beautiful black and whites, navy blues, and gay prints, Newest 1941 Mr, and Mrs, Joseph Salomon, of Grosvenor Avenue, Westmount, annbunge the engagement of thelr daughter, Esther, to Mr.Arthur Ells Gelber, son of Mr, and Mrs, Louls Gelber, of Toronto.The christening of the infant son of Dy.and Mrs, Fred Marshall of Welmount Look place on Sunday afternoon, Feb.2, ut the Church of St.James the Apostle.I'he Rev, F.H.Wilkinson official.ed ut the ceremony.The baby was given the names Michael King.Tho godparents were: Mrs, Rr.8.Cuffe, Harvey King for whom Corporal G C King, R.C.A.F.stood proxy, and John i.Convery.Following tho ceremony Dr.und Mrs, Marshall entertained at thelr residence, Sherbrooke St.West.ENGAGEMENTS The engagement {8 announced of Jane Winnifred, daughter of the late Willlum Charles Adams und of Mrs.Adams, of West- mount, to Licutenant Bernard BE.(Barney) Ghowy, Canadian Grenadier Guards, A.C.A., son of Mr.und Mrs.Gilbert W.Ghewy, of Montreal.The wedding wlll take place quietly on Wednesday morning, February 19, at nine o'clock at the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount.The marriage of Alrcraftsman Gorald Bronfman to Miss Marjorle Meta Schecter, daughter of Mr.and Mrs, Jacob Schecter of 11756 Park Avenue, will take place quieily on Sunday afternoon, Feb.9 at five o'clock at the home of the bridegroom's parents, Mr.and Mrs.Harry Bronfman, 3617 West- mount Boulevard.The bride-elect recelved her education at the Ethical Culture Schools in New York City and nt the XÆZcole Internationale of Geneva, Switzerland and graduated from Wellesley College in 1938, and from New ork School of Soc- fal Work in 1840, Aircraîtsman Bronfman graduated from McGill University in A style details, From $12.00 up NEW SPRING MILLINERY French corded silks, and straws, From $5.00 up 1316 SHERBROOKE ST, WEST (Between Crescent and Mountain, across from the Chateau Apts.) LA.1350 \u201cChristmas in July\" 1036.Mr.and Mra, Schecter and Miss Marjorie Scheter arrive in Montreal on Thursday from New York and will stay at the Ritz Carton Hotel until after the wedding Mrs.Herman Zinsstag, of West- mount, announces the engagement of her daughter, Edith Elizabeth, to Arthur Willlam Bell, formerly of Toronto, son of A.1.Bell and the late Mrs.Bell of Detroit.The wedding will take place on Sat- a Ris are = LAMP SHADES Made to Order VASES MADE INTO LAMPS Lamps and Shades Repaired E.L.La Mountain & Co.Plateau 5716 2090 UNIVERSITY ST.urday, March 1, WEDDINGS Dye-McDonald 1 The marriage of Janet Helen, daughter of Mr.and Mrs, Robert Emmett Dye, of Dome Mines, South Porcupine, Ont., to John Haskell McDonald, of Ottawa, son of Mr.and Mrs.John Mc- Donald, of Westmount; took place on Saturday morning, February 1, at half-past eleven o'clock, at the home of the bride's parents, Dome Mines, South Porcupine.The Rev.J.A.FREE |] SAFETY EDGE GLASS WITH EVERY $1.00 DRUG PURCHASE Neo Chemical Food 24 Days 72 Days 144 Days 1.15 245 4.45 FOR REALLY FAST SERVICE CUT KANES a 4779 SHERBROOKE PHONE DE.3553 MBLER ALPHAMETTES 25s 1.00 5051.85 100'3.50 DRUG STORE WEST AT GROSVENOR \u2014\u2014\u2014 » \u2014\u2014 We Do Printing Of All Kinds Phone WAIlnut 2773» THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY t \u201cH.M.3.PINAFORE\u201d TO BE PRESENTED AT VICTORIA HALL Ushers for Wednesday and Thursday for the Benefit Theatre Nights sponsored by the Women's Auxiliaries of No.9 Fleld Ambu lance and No.14 General Hospi tal R.C.A,M.C., A.C.A., in Victoria Hall are:\u2014 Miss Barbara Bourne as head usher for Wednesday evening per formance assisted by Miss Heather Muir, Miss Barbara Cowie.Miss Nancy Logan, Miss Peggy Logan, Miss Peggy Durnford.Miss Marjorie Hutchison, Miss Patsy Manson, Miss Audrey Bovey, Miss Barbara Hawkes.On Thursday evening Miss Joan' Bertram will be head usher, assisted by Miss Sheila Birks, Miss Lois Brooks, Miss Elsie Dettmers.Miss Mary Fowler, \u2018Miss Norma Bonter and Miss Roma Dodds.Sashes of R.C.A.M.C.colors worn by all ushers will lend a military note to these benefits.Mrs.Lorne C.Montgomery is convener of ushers, The presentation of Gilbert and Sullivaw\u2019s \u201c11.M.8.Pinafore,\u201d which wlll be staged on the evenings of February 19, 20 and 22 at 8.30, will be given in Victoria Hall.Ushers for Friday ana Saturday will be: Miss Elizabeth Elder as head usher for the Friday evening performance, assisted by Miss Tsabella Wurtele, Miss Rhona Wurtele, Miss Joan Beckett, Miss Joy Thomson, Miss Gloria Partridge, Miss Jean Wurtele, Miss Helen Findlay and Miss Margaret Roy.On Saturday Miss Sheila Birks will be bead usher, and her assistants will be: Miss Virginia Dobson, Miss Mary Porter, Miss Joan Daniels, Miss Patricia Snell, Miss Alison Carmichael, Miss Marjorie Lewis and Miss Margery MeGillvray, Board Meeting The Westmount Women's Club will hold a board meeting at the Ritz Carlton Hotel on Tuesday, February 11 at 10.50 a.m., when a nominating committee will be appointed.G.LA.Military Whist The Grand International Aux- {liary to the Brotherhood of l.oco- motive Engineers will hold a military whist in the Community Hall at 8.30 p.m.on Thursday, Feb.6.Lyttle of Trinity Memorial Church, South Porcupine, offi- clated, The ceremony was performed in front of the fireplace, which was banked with evergreens, white cyclamen and snapdragon.Wedding music was played by Mrs, B.Keely, and Mrs.W.H.John sang during the signing of the register.The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a gown of ivory brocade with a small Juliette cap of American Beauty feathers with a short vell of the same côlor, and she carried an arm bouquet of American Beauty roses, .Miss Barbara Helen Campbell, the bride's only attendant, wore a gown of American Beauty chiffon and carried a bouquet of ivory roses.: George C.McDonald acted as best man for his brother.Mrs, Dye, the mother of the bride, wore a gold crepe gown with a matching hat.Mr.and Mrs, McDonald were unable to be present at the wedding of their son, Miss Elizabeth McDonald, sister of the bridegroom, gowned in blue velvet and wearing a small blue hat of matching ostrich feathers, received Instead of her mother.A buffet luncheon followed the ceremony, the bride's table centred with the wedding cake and decorated with pink roses and pink tapers, Later, Mr.and Mrs.McDonald left for the Laurentians, the bride travelling in a Burgundy color wool suit with matching hat and accessories.On their return Mr, and Mrs.McDonald will reside in Ottawa.The out-of-town guests {n- cluded Miss Elizabeth McDonald and George C.McDonald, of Montreal, Mrs, George Miller, ot Toronto, Miss Peggy Campbell, of Vancouver and Miss Mercy Kel- loge, of New York.The marriage of Mary Lenore, daughter of Mrs.J.Knox Mac- Lachlan, of Westmount, and the late Dr.Leonard E.Stanley of Ottawa to Arthur Cecil Law, son of Mr.and Mrs.Charles F.Law.of Vancouver, will take place on Thursday evening, Feb 20 at half- past six o'clock at St, Andrew's Church, Westmount, | THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER HER \u201cLUCKY\u201d GOWN CE PR Metropolitan Opera star Rise Stevens and Texas- born Paris couturier Mainbocher have been close friends since the ÿ studied voice together in da America and | Europe.Their parallel 4 successes have | produced the ÿ tradition that the young Ë mezzo-soprano | wear a Main- ¢ bocher gown À for each concert debut.This is the | one she wore fj at Constitution J Hall, Wash- } ington, when she sang at President Roosevelt's Bi third inaugural g concert, It is E of white slip- i per satin with immense gold lame leaves trailing across the skirt.TO BE GIVEN BY THE KARNAK LADIES\u2019 CLUB The Karnak Ladies\u2019 Social Club Valentine Bridge will be held at St, Matthias\u2019 Parish Hall, West- mount on Thursday, February 13, at 2.30 p.m., under the convener- ship of Mrs.F.B.Nixon, assisted by Mrs.H.C.Call, Mrs, E.W.Francis, Mrs.W.G.Dalpe, Mrs.W.G.Critchley, Mrs.K.W.Matheson, Mrs.A.L., Pomeroy, Mrs.F, R.Wood.The proceeds will be used in connection with the Club's var- fous activities at the Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children.Subscribers include: Mrs.W.G.Critchley, Mrs.R.J.Coffey, Mrs.H.C.Call, Mrs, C.F.Gardner, Mrs.H, B.Mitchell, Mrs.B.C.Browne, Mrs, F.Davis, Mrs, Angus Christie, Mrs.F.A, Cham- audy, Mrs, Mrs.W.G.Dalpe, Mrs.FP.R.Driver, Mrs.Mrs.M.E.Douglas, Mrs.Tomkin, Mrs.E.S.Hamilton, Mrs.C.Sibley, Miss M.Dennis, Mrs.M.Anderson, Mrs.A.H.McManus, Mrs.J.A.Don- nelly, Mrs.E.F.Rosr, Mrs.W.H.Brown, Mrs.D.Noall, Mrs.C.A.Fickett, Miss F.Fox, Mrs.G.FE.Cross, Mrs.G.Hartly, Mrs.E, W.Francis, Mrs, J.Fergus, Mrs.E.A.Fryer, Mrs.Alex Pedeu, Mrs.R.J.Williamson, Mrs.A.G.Clarke, Mrs.H.H.Brown, Mrs.T.Giblin, Mrs.H.C.Banning, Mrs.G.C.Porteous, Mrs.G.M.Brown, Mrs.W.J.Hevinson, Mrs.W.deW.Stott, Mrs, O.C.Reh- fuss, Mrs.E.E.Shaw, Mrs.John Tomkins, Mrs.O.A.Lefebvre, Mrs, W.B.Staton, Miss A.Greig, Miss BE.McKee, Mrs.T.Griffiths, Mrs.G.S.L.Retalleck, Mrs.C.E.Reid, Mrs.J.Schofield, Mrs.J.H.Speuce, Mrs.A.L.Pomeroy, Mrs.J.J.Swift, Mrs.E.Inwood, Mrs.E.Eaves, Mrs.D.G.Scott, Mrs.Cameron Morgan, Mrs.W.Swetman, Mrs.R.Hulbert, Mrs.W.Hynes, Mrs.W.Smith, Mrs.L Trust, Mrs.Campbell, Mrs.Paiks, Mrs.Howe, Mrs, F.E.Miss Primeau is Speaker at - Meeting of Women\u2019s League The Westmount subdivision of the Catholic Women's League held its monthly meeting in St.Leo's School Hall on Friday afternoon, January 31.Following the business meeting conducted by Mrs.W.J.Keating, the president, the chair was taken by Mrs.T.J.McCaffrey, music convener.Miss Marie Letourn- eau, soprano, sang two songs and Miss Madelyn Clifford played piano selections.Miss Beatrice Primeau, dlo- cesan president of the C.W.L., and guest of the subdivision, gave a short talk stressing the importance of war work and urging all Catholic women to be members of the League so that a united effort could be made, She referred to the motto of the League, \u201cFor God and Canada.\u201d Mrs.W.J.Keating presented Miss Primeau with a shopping bag on behalf of the members.Miss Primeau was thanked by Mrs.R.G.Hishon for her inspiring talk, and Mrs.F.O.Reynolds thanked the musicians.On exhibition were 100 knitted articles, made by the pupils of the 1st and 2nd years of the Thomas D'Arcy McGee High School and donated to Mrs, C, H.G.Short, Red Cross Convener of the subdivision.This work was done under the guidance of Miss A.BE.Quinn, domestic science teacher.An informal bridge followed and tea was served by Mrs.M.B.Bronstetter and her committee.Local Chapter LO.D.E.Has Successful Year The 11th Annual Meeting of the Canon Scott Chapter I.0.D.E.was held at the home of Miss Grace Wallace, 12 Melbourne Avenue, on Tuesday, Feb.4.The chapter had a highly successful year, with 25 active members and five associate members, Total receipts were $1,761.- 07; expenditures were $1,225.73, of which $834.24 was spent on war work.Money was raised by means of a bridge and tea, rummage sale, I.O.D.E, tag day, fashion show and tombola, and the sale of sock measures.These measures created an almost steady demand, and have proved popular in both Canada and the United States.Sales have reached as far as British Columbia and across the border to Boston.The war work of the Chapter was extensive.It became an auxiliary to the 3rd Anti Tank Company of the 3rd Brigade, and undertook to send all field comforts to that unit.Several theu- sand cigarettes were shipped overseas and 656 articles, comprising sweaters, socks, mufflers and caps were completed.Friends of the members were greatly iu- terested, and besides assisting in knitting and sewing, sent in donations of money, post outstanding of which was a cheque for $250 to the I.O.D.E.Bomber Fund from the Refined Oil and Gas Ltd.À personal contribution by the members to this fund amounted to $87.50.Blankets were seut to the Canadian Hostel in London, and donations of money made to the.Club in Hospitality North End Services Halifax, and to house in Montreal.A total of 202 baby articles were knitted, and four complete layettes distributed to the R.C.- N.V.R., the V.O.N., and to needy familles.Fees for two High School pupils were paid, and one child was sent to summer camp for a fortnight.Twenty and a half pints of milk were sent daily to Hamilton Street School for the winter months, Large Christmas baskets of food, clothing and toys were sent to five families and a cheque sent to MacVicar School to provide Christmas dinners for needy families, Besides undertaking all municipal projects, the Chapter sent cheques to the Junior Red Cross Dental] Clinic and to the Mary Barron Nursing Service in Gaspé.Mrs, J.J.Creelman, honorary regent of the chapter, was guest at the meeting.Officers for the coming year are as follows: honorary regent, Mrs, J.J.Creelman: honorary vice-regent, Mrs.R.R.Delong: regent, Mrs.F, H.Dentith; 1st vice-regent, Miss M Stewart; 2nd vice-regent, Mrs.W.P.Muir; secretary, Mrs.N, E.Fletcher; treasurer, Miss Norma Larocque: educational secretary, Mrs, J.H.Rice; Echoes secretary, Mrs.T.D.Clark; standard bearer, Mrs.A.T.Sargent.Conveners are: war convener, Mrs, R.A.Kirkpatrick; assistant war convener, Miss Grace Wal- Cunningham, Mrs.W.M.Couper.Mrs.E.A.Cousins, Mrs, J.W.Benson, Mrs, Frank Gittens, Miss Greig, Mrs.H.C.Karn, Mrs.PG.Delgado, Mrs.Arthur Gregson, Mrs.W.S.Harrison, Mrs.L.W.Hanson, Mrs, W.J.Hyman, Mrs.W.C, H.Horton, Mrs, J.J.Hay, Mrs.Anne Hopkins, Miss Ida Roberts, Mrs.H.W.Jordan, Mrs.F.J.King, Mrs.J.S.Robertson, Mrs.P.W.Robinson, Mrs.J.B.Ford, Mrs.J.J.Lomax, Mrs.F.G.Lumsden, Mrs.J.C.Langston, Miss F.Ewing, Mrs.W, Gillman.Mrs.J.A.Dougherty, Mrs, S.Norton, Mrs.T.Orr, Mrs.E.Chartier, Mrs.F.Lindsay, Mrs.A.Leslie, Mrs.XK.W.Matheson, Mrs.A.S.Mathews, Mrs.D.F.Morgan, Mrs.H.C.Massiah, Mrs, W.J.McNally Mrs.William Me- Donald, Mrs.J.B.Martin, Mrs.A.J.McGall, Mrs.A.J.M.Petrie, Mrs.A.Holden.Mrs.J.Donoghue, Mrs.J.Mec- L.Marshall, Mrs.F.B.Nixon, Mrs, Alex Nickle, Mrs.M.Stuart, Mrs.J.M.Darby, Mrs.G.C.Anderson, Mrs.T.Sherry, Mrs.S.Atchison, Mrs.H.H.Boyd, Mrs.F.A.Fanning, Mrs.E.Weller, Mrs, A.S.Jamieson, Mrs.A.J.Featherstone, Mrs.Arthur Boyd, Mrs.E.Afpery, Mrs.Albert Smithers, Mrs, D.R.Donohoe, Mrs.R.T.Andrae, Mrs.G.M.Rondeau, Mrs.A.Smithers, Mrs.J.J.Wilson, Mrs.George Rolin, lace; Mrs.child and family welfare, J.C.Webster; knitting, Mrs, Alec Thomson.Sewing, Mrs.J.A, Lindsay; tea and The Drama Club of tbe West- mount Women's Llub is producing she world famous play.\u201cTne Women.\u2019 written by Clare Booth Jean de Savoye is ceark, and ir doing an excellent job with a play that has been successfully shown in 17 different countries and in\u2019 as many different languages.Mrs, J.W.Wright is chairman of the Dramatic Committee and has used \u201cThe Women\u2019 as a vehicle to bring big crowds tu see she Production, and incideutally to bring :roney 1:to the ccrfers of the club's Auailiary War Services fund.The play will run two nights.Friday, Feb, 14 and Saturday Feb.15.On the evening of the 14th the members of the club will be entertained before the play at supper.Mrs.Harold Mills, president of the club, will preside.On Saturday night the members of the W.V.R.C, will atteud the play in a body as a tribute to Mrs.enlace dil RADIO SERVIC GUARANTEED REPAIRS M.BEAUDET 1733 NOTRE DAME WEST CO oo Westmount Women's Club To Present Famous Play rN WL 8171 TES Harold Mills, who was first con.mandant of the W.V.R.C.The leading part in \u201cThe Ws.men\u2019 is taken by Mrs.Ena Gi.lesple, who is ably assisted by Cecille Wright, Viola Muicajr, Margaret McKean, Jean Loader, Mary Bremner, Muriel Shop.bridge and many other members of the club.The part of the mother is sympathetically portrayed by Ottawa Powter.Ev Richardson (Mrs.Claude) i wardrobe mistress and Jenni Shearer (Mrs.Charles) is in charge of programs.The following debutantes will usher: Misses Joyce Ault, Mis Marion Dawson, Miss Eva Dickson, Miss Jacqueline Foster, Miss Daphne Fowlie, Miss Peggy French, Miss Christine Gillespie, Miss Elizabeth Harrison, Miss Mary Parkes, Miss Hughens Parkes and Miss June MacDonald.UNIQUE OFFER 13 MADE TO FRATERNITY The Alpha Gamma Delta Fraternity, who with the undergraduate chapter of the fraternity at McGill University plans to hold ap Aid\u2018 for Britain Ball, announces that a unique offer has been made by American fraternity sisters.For every dollar raised by the Canadian Alpha Gamma Delta ball, the American chapters will donate a dollar, up to the amount of $500.The ball will be held on Feb.21 in the Ritz Carlton Hotel.Proceeds will go towards the establishing of mobile canteens in Britain.Miss Helen Fyfe is chairman and Miss Lorayne Strachan is convener of donations.! SPEED GOLD PRODUCTION Gold mines or Nicaragu, speeding production of the low metal.are yel- Mrs, G.Hale, Mrs.H.G.Love, Mrs, Steinmayers, Mrs.C.R.Tousaw, Miss McRae, Mrs.L.B.Temple, Mrs, Ferrier, Mrs.E.J.Kirwin, Mrs, X.Thurston, Mrs.Ross, Mrs.S.Motton, Mrs.C.W.Tirrell, Mrs.R.R.Thomas, Mrs.E.R.Viberg, Mrs.H.T.Vennor, Mrs.F.R.Wood, Mrs.F.G.Blampied, Mrs.R.S.Morrison, Mrs.E.Ross, Mrs, W.E.Wesley, Mrs.P.W.Wood, and Mrs.N.Weir.11 Charlotte Gowns See our Advance Spring collection \u2014 navy and black with plque frost.Ing, grey that is Spring materlalized, prints in profusion and lightest weight wools to serve you through the Summer.Moderatey Priced From 11.75 to 29.50 1353 Greene Ave., near Sherbrooke Westmount Fl.7773 VISIT NASSAU ALL EXPENSE - 19 DAY TOUR Personally conducted by Mrs, H.B.Pope $275.00 IN CANADIAN FUNDS Leaving Via New York Feb.21, AM.Returning Via New York Mch.11, P.M.Relaxation, Sunshine and a real opportunity for enjoyment and rest All currency problems taken care of with the full approval of the Foreign Exchange Control Board.For reservations and further information.Tobin Travel Bureau 1240 Peel Street PL.9813 e Mrs.H.B, Pope 422 Metcalfe Ave.WE.2686 WESTMOUNT LADIES\u2019 TAILORING Under the management of HARRY FLEISHMAN 19 years experience with Henry Morgan & Co.as fitter and manager of the ladies\u2019 alteration department.Ladies\u2019 Suits and Coats Made to Measure Alterations and Re.Styling at Moderate Cost Now showing latest, imported materials for Spring, 4857 Sherbrooke W., Room 4 (Corner Victoria Ave.) EL.1552 CHOCOLATES 4909 Sherbrooke West,- (Near Claremont) membership, Miss Iva Brown, DENYSE CHOCOLATES A complete assortment of home-made, miniature and BONBONS FINEST QUALITY \u2014 ALWAYS FRESH The ideal gift for sweetheart or friends on St.Valentine's Day, Friday, February 14th ELwood 4877 FREE DELIVERY IT\u2019S NOT LUCK - Borden\u2019s Telephone : Wilbank 1788 MILK - CREAM - BUTTER - EGGS CHOCOLATE FLAVOURED MILK DRINK AL] en ante a Ne .-\u2014 - y à \u2018 Ra .La i ; of EY Le ANS 2.- ° à 7 : { vet RE | \u2014 t } 4 ee a t THURSDAY, FESR .¢ j SRRVARY 61941 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER ne | boo] I ro NEWS OF THE THEATRE WORLD areas | ! Goss ossips Attractions \u2019 |, * * : * \u2014 * ) 7 + Tech lor Used Fi 0 = | echnicolor Used For ANOTHER BRITISH COMEDY HIT FOR SNOWDON Snowdon Has A| Roon ey And Judy Appear I.F; T; \u2019 New Hit In \u201cKeep ' | ; Ë irst Lime By DeMille Your Seats Please\u201d In Film At Westmount \" { .! Cecil B.DeMille's first experi-, Madeleine Carroll Paulette God \u201cKee r 3 } \" 3 , p Your Seats Please, .sac 3 arpenter, George { ence with Technicolor, in his lat tard Preston Foster and Robert which opened at the Snowdon 1 Mickey Rooney ai sudy i Tees.nid Bennett and a re ly est production, \u2018North West Preston.And the Ervat foreign United Theatre last Sunday, sots and, heading a ¢ dred young players of high school { Mounted Police,\u201d is now playing market with assuming the pad.a new standard of excellence for venile group, provide music with age.at the Monkland United Theatre |dening Shape of a question mark British farce comedy.From start {1aughs in \u201cStrike Up the Band, Mickey plays an nmazing drum Om.( until Saturday night, must have Cautious heads counselled that to finish it may safely be said |&ay musical romauce of youth, solo in the \u201cDrummer Boy\u201d num.sa*istled him 100 per cent, for the color be left alone.there is not a dull moment.The [Which is now playlug at the West der by his orchestra.Paul White- Wo.) maestro recently announced that| «yet th filu depicts an ingenious story {mount United Theatre until Sat- ber by hls orchestra.* ; 4 et the very subject of the man and his orchestra contribute oi .in the future he will make all bis| picture seemed to cry for color of a search for a fortune cou-|urday night.\u201cWhen Duy Is Done\u201d and \u201cMy by y pictures in color.When asked |The magnificent Canadian land.cealed in oue of a set of seven| Mickey and Judy, aided and w mdertul One.\u201d Other songs cair, À why, after a single experience scapes, the smart uniforms ot the chairs.As such it is perhaps the [abetted by June Preisser and other new and old heard in the alavor- der, Ÿ with bues, he preferred the me Mounted, and the pictu.esque most excitingly funny treasure clever youngsters, many seen with ate production include \u201cHeaven hoo : dium to black-and-white, the garb of the voyageurs lost iu- hunt the screen has yet given us.[them in \u201cBabes In Arms,\u201d orgun- Win Pr tort à Working Girl,\u201d bers great producer-director gave a measurably in black and white The action moves at a fast pace|ize a swing band in high school.ap ro ot n Achin Heart.\u201d the i number of reasons.\u201cAnd th | : throughout with adventure after |Thelr adventures range from \u201c he Curso of a Fath 5, \u201cShe's por.J \u201cFor om ning\u201d he sald {yn el who mad never adventure for George and his staging a comical (ravesty on old.TUNER: DU, Ne log Eva - \u201c\u2018\u2018North West Mount2d Police | : ever merry crew, time plays, with \u2018corny\u2019 sougs : ; ; | ; ; done a color picture before, took \u2019 *[ \u201c1 Just Can't Make My Wyes Be- i was filmed in nine days less than i : Formby is truly in his element, |to smart ballroom work, modern » \u201c .nni ' Ischedule and for considerably less © 50 much added warmth \u201cna pausing now and again to put|song hits such as \u201cNobody\u201d and \"#76\" and \"Ta Ra Ra Boom-do in ; than budzet cost.In other words Yit8lity in color tests that she over, with his ukelele Accompani- | + \" Ay.a di Our Love Affair, and a big \u2018 it demonstrated that a color pic |*°éM6d 8 new screen discover.mont, several saucy songs.Oflolimax in a radio studio where will ture could be filmed with n \u201cAfter those tests there was no ; auf these the Window Cleaner's num- ; ' , \u2019 NAMED AFTER HHROES Ni t 0 un Wd bout dof North : a x | ï d K \\ Sout thoy win \"aul Whiteman's prize Farmers of South Africa are 8 budgetable overhead, and rela moge sa abou ng \u2018Nor CE) her and \u201cKeep Your Soals |i Gershwin's \u201cStrike Up the \u2018ar Dick.i tively as fast as the same picture} West Mounted Police,\u2019 in black Please\u201d are the most notablo.and,\" ombellishod by comical \"AMINE their oxen after present Miss .could he filmed in the ordinary and white.George Formby, England's foremost comedian today, is featured in the outstanding British hit The latter number being sung in |apoctaltios.war heroes.Coe egey \\ medinm of black and white.\u201cIn the early days, I had used comedy, \u201cKeep Your Seats Please,\u201d which is now playing at the Snowdon United Theatre, * a bus in order to divert the pas.Busby Berkeley who filmed Fy Sie, 1 \u201cCouple this with the establish | color for some scenes of \u2018Joan, the Se Eare from a reniiantion of the \u201cBabes \u201cin rma and \u201cForty Lit- Mins ed fact that color brings added re- Woman,\u2019 and later for the more } 6 \u201d l'édolent presence of à gont ten- tle Mothers,\u2019 dirocted, with a cast [| hene turns -t the box office and you'll |spectaculgr sequences of \u2018The ADVENTURE AND ROMA NCE! Go West Laughs RA aid \" dog able that Iueludes Paul Whiteman and Don- , understand why I've ordered more |Teu Commandments* and \u2018The orenco sa .ris.of the same for my future pic- King of Kings.\" But color had Given 103 Tests partner in {ho fun making and fue orshentru, June No RY in song, aud astair Sim, Har- ! oe + _ tures.been an awkward and highly ex- B f Fi Imi L Al ir Si h Maragert a au Bhoomnkor.; * \u2018North West Mounted Police,\u2019 perimental innovation then.This etore 1 ng ok A McNaughton Francis Plerlot, Virginia Bris- (Sherbrookb at at Gray As Avenue) therefore, was a significant exper- was to be my first all-color pic- vs Tod } ! until until Saturday \\ imert\u2014significant, I believe, to| ture.Those tests were convinc- Although they have becn * * * oday \u201c ; the whole industry.ing proof that the medium had capluring laughs for a quarter of] A {thrilling note of mystery HERE'S MICKEY AND JUDY \u201cI% was to be a grand-scale pro- been brought to a high peak of a century, the Marx Brothers|and suspense ls introduced on Fhactig, ¢ «eu in a fun.filled, tune-crowded, duction even without Technicolor.development, both in trueness of still believe that the only way to| this program Ju the second pro- Joy-Jammed + It had an expensive cast headed reproduction and In practical usa- find out wh:t is funny is to let duction, \u201cThe Return of Dr.X.\" ] ons by such people as Gary Cooper, bility.the public itself decide.That is| which features Wayne Morris, : why the comedy in \u201cGo West,\u201d [Rosemary Lane, Humphrey Bo- (Monkland Ave.at at Qirouard) ection their latest comedy, which is now gart and John Litel.frost- playing at the York United Thea-| Excellent short subjects and Today unt until § Saturday lized, tre, was tried out for n total of|ihe lutost news of the day will ere est 103 times before being put before |nlso be screened.§ So ninignty ad rough the cameras.mance packed o ith thrills} The first (wo pletures made by Emma Dunn 1s Selected w the Marx Brothers, \u201cTho Cocon- For \u2018Roosty\u2019 Mother Role GARY id nuts\u201d and \u201cAnimal Crackers,\u201d COOPER , Tyrone Power and Linda Darnell in a scene from the exciting ad- had each played for two years on Emma Dunn, who plays Lew rooke | venture romance of Old California, \u201cThe Mark of Zorro,\u201d which will Broadway and on tour as stage Ayres\u2019 mother in the \u201cDr.Kil- | MADELEINE 13 play at the Monkland United Theatre starting Sunday playing until |musicals.Hence all comedy was |dare pictures, assumes a new par- CARROLL Tuesday night.tried and proven.The Marxes|entage on the screen.She was (his | later tried original screen comedy week signed for the role of Mra.¢ ODDARD ; .but returned to public-tested ma-| McCormick, Robert Sterling's CHIEF OF HOLLYWOOD'S HAIR FORCE RIP-ROARING COMEDY! terlal for \u201cA Night at the Opera\u2019 mother in \u201cRoosty,\u201d filmization PRESTON Hollywood-\u2014Though his appearance is far from arty, and his and \u201cA Day at the Circus.\u201d ot Martin Berkeley's sluge play, y FOSTER \u2014 manner completely unaffected, a young Montrealer named Sydney Seven Months for Story at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.In the Guilaroff is undisputed head of Hollywood's hair force.What he They did the same with \u201cGo role she is one of the reforming LON U says is law in the realm of shingles, locks and curls.His shears and West y Seven months were spent influences in the life of Gene CHANEY, IR.OUR : Reynolds, playing a gangster's curling irons are almost dictatorial.in writing the story, comedy situ-| who finds regenoration on a 0 This is the same Sydney Guilaroff who studied at Bancroft ations and dialogue.With their farm.Lionel parrymore Bdward CECIL ER VIA TINU GES NDS School in Montreal, played sand-lot ball with the boys down the block, writers, the comedy stars then Arnold and Reynolds head the NORTH Ô and ran off to New York when 15.Not the type generally associated Look two weeks fo work the bl&-|cpst.Harold S.Bucquet is direct- WEST - laugh scenes into stage ac- * y j Tp with his profession, he lacks the gloss of Antoine, the social ambi ge ft t t.Th ing.Jack Chertok produces.MOUNTED POLICE tions of Charles of the Ritz.Instead he has a down-to-earth manner, (hom into ive scenes.ey wove PAUL WHITEMAN real a businesslike approach to his Next they ordered sconer and 10-INCH BEAN LCL IN AND HIS ORCHESTRA | rest work.To him, each new head is| fession.Two sisters, Olga and costumes, and assembled a troupe A bean grown In a Worthing, 2nd Fotsure: \u201cCHARLIE CHAN 2nd Feature: \u201cTHE CISCO KID care a challenge.Vera, are prominent in Montreal of forty.They spent as much |En8land, garden was 16 fnches|| AT TREASURE ISLAND,\u201d with AND THE LADY,\u201d with Cesar : \u201cthe Today Guilaroff as Chief hair concert circles\u2014but, much as he money and time for a movie-script long.Sidney Toler and Pauline Moore.Romero and Marjorie Weaver.oard.stylist at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, fuse did \u2014\u2014 er y , loved fine music, the Muse tryout of four weeks as they Friday Night Friday Night Hollywood's largest film studio.l'hot capture him.When 15, Syd- would have on a Broadway pro-| Demand for automobiles is in- After 11 o'clock Revival After 11 o'clock Revival At 80, he is to film stars\u2019 hair |ney ran off to New York, going duction.for they wanted paul en creasing in Chile, BETTE DAVIS CHARLES BOYER what Adrian is to their ward- |to work in the packing depart- uw nn y, diences in AERROL FLYNN * IRENE DUNNE robe.There pass through his ment of Gimbel's department tertainment to give audiences in \u201cTHE SISTERS\" \u201cLOVE AFFAIR\u201d exchange for their reactions.Io hands daily the most glamor- |store.This happy state of affairs Sun.-Mon.-Tues Sun.-Mon.-Tues .ts \u2018 , ous locks in America.He cu: ended suddenly when a heavy NOT sHORT OF FRUIT ATYRONE POWER MARX BROTHERS in \u2014 and curls them as he sees fit, crate crashed on his left arm, in- ; \u201cMARK OF ZORRO\" \u201cGO WEST\" creating the cinema coiffures .\u201cdi South Africa shipped 3,200.000 ; A _ juring it badly.with with John Carroll and \u2014 hich Sremtually set he style Able to use only bis rignt arm, The Marx Brothers and lovely Diana Lewis in a scene from the en in RO Tt rat Great Brit- Linda Darnell & Basit Rath- Diana Lowis for hair-dos throughout the ; rip-roaring comedy, \u2018\u2019Go West,\u201d which brings a carload of laughs to .t.Catherine at Guy St.bone \u2014_\u2014 G world.the lad took a job as porter in a the Westmount United Theatre on Sunday, playing until Tuesday night.(8 - ne Buy ) = DICK POWELL beauty parlot at $14 a week.In AY AND FRIDAY: MARX The Jones Family ELLEN DREW spare moments the operators mal costume.Tu \u201cEscape,\u201d he|] TOP Al I wi \u201cON THEIR OWN\" \"CHRISTMAS IN JULY\u201d - Though Sidney Guilaroft hit the|£aught him to shampoo amd cut TENSELY DRAMATIC! has Norma Shearer wearing a|] BROTHERS in \u201cGo West,\" with \u2018 prints some years ago by becom-! hair.Then came his first lucky : short chignon moulded Into her|| John Carroll and Diana Lewis.age ing America's outstanding bach-/, \u2014 .\"CHARLIE CHAN IN PANAMA, break.haïr\u2014and Shearer has never lobk- ; 1 J jelor father through adoption of a i the fl d ed as beautiful, Strange, isn't it with Sidney Toler and Jean baby-boy, the full story of his suc- ho ms aporonch or oy the pros that it has fallen the lot of a pais|| \"°9*™ Britain D eliver s cess has seldom been told.Re- i of ex-Montrealers to set the hafr S d til Tuesd Juctant to talk about himself, his| *?\" etor.; alurday until I'uesday \u201cDo you think you can cut a style which observers claim will vital statistics must be gleaned yo 3 dominate the scene this winter.The Goods i \u2018In snatches\u2014a word or two at| customer's hair?\u201d asked the In a word, simplicity is the BE] | F DAVIS \u2014 \u2014\" 1 lunch in the studio commissary, a| boss., y ¢ LY question posed by telephone, a \u201cYes!\u201d he fairly shouted keynote of all Gullarof( coiffures.\u201c \u2019 + = \u2019 a 3 query innocently interpolated in| dropping his broom and done nate he award shorter HE LFI | ER .from Battleships to Films fhe | + o rv] 7 , - , casual conversations.ning a white jacket.Without adds so much 10 the neatness and M.VOMIRIEY WAUONIN I VUPAEME DAANATIC IUGEOI Old Country is coming through~im - ol Sydney stumbled upon his pro- further ado he went to work on 4 Westmount Women\u2019s Club Presents crispness of a woman\u2019s appearance.Long halr pseudo-theatrical.\u201d today looks Occasionally lie sketches his hair designs before touching his grand style.An excellent example is this rousing comedy with Britain\u2019s most popular comedian .+ .\"THE WOMEN \u201d A Comedy in 3 Acts, By Clare Booth VICTORIA HALL subject.At times he Jays uwake all night conjuring up creations for a test in the morning .But Sydney believes that creation is Bette Davis in the tensely dramatic film based on Somerset \"The Letter,\u201d which opens at the York United Maugham\u2019s play, \u2018ame his second lucky| resemble the washwoman at AY RY ER p AT 8.30 SHARP ! en came eight o'clock Monday morning.N (0) W P L A Y i N G VALUABLE PRIZES | Joan Crawford came fn.Shel! In \u201cThe Women\u201d he gave te | Peter LORRE Boris KARLOFF had just completed her first talk- fair sex back their ears, though; Bela LOGOS, Hsien PARRISH .] \u2018Ang picture, \u201cWithin the Law.\u2019 |experts had claimed that sleek.Call SOLS Fruits and tro PADIOS ; | \u201cIt\u2019s Worth While to Win One\u201d and her star was zooming.Miss! coiffures, showing the ears and 1.) MYSTERY WITH MUSIC a NOWDON { Crawford liked his work.She not leaving no hair to frame the face, | YOU 11 FIND ouT 35 5455 NOTRE DAMS DE GRACE AVE, \u2018only returned, hut \u2018ent him such balle unsuitable for pictures He EL.6566 .EL.8330 Dennis O'Kenfe Alma Keuger and Vay | (Decarie Blvd, at Snowdon Junction) A Corner irouar i clients as Claudette Colbert and believes the hair is Îts own adorn- erbrooke est Kyserts Band.fenturing GINNY SIMMS, _ \u2014 a i NK Constance Bennett.The news| ment, and steers clear of jewelled Geliveries from 8 am.te 11 pm es pus habit lin Kabibbly Sully int i LAST SHOW NIGHTLY AT 9 O'CLOCK \u2014 pp spread, and soon women were hair ornaments \u2014 even with for- , Chenjer got one.apiece.Allan Bolduc, subbing for Vernon Murray in the Champios\u2019s nets, received credit for the shut-out.In addition to winning one of their three games by default from the Argos, the Canadiens beat their closest rivals and playoff contender, the Golden Eagles on Monday night 5-2.The play in this game was a little closer than the score indicates, with the winners\u2019 superior defence making pounds to Rico's 135%, showed the hand was completely healed as he pounded Rico with heavy right-hand belts to the face and head.The fight féllowed a mauling and in-fighting pattern nearly all the way.There were no knockdowns, The victory stretched Hurst's undefeated streak to 18 straight since he turned pro a little more than a year ago.Smuggled Food Under Seizure Seven trains from Belfast, Northern Ireland, entered Eire Sv aun iiat mysteriously and were stopped on their return trip by Eire customs officials, who seized 3,000 pounds of sugar and vast quantities of tea.Rigid customs control has been put in force.Vehicles and pedestrians have been halted and hundreds of pounds of sugar, tea, flour and other foodstuffs confiscated.ORDER U.S.ENGINES Russia has ordered 10 large electric switch engines in Amer- ira.TOP SPOT IN JUVENILE LOOP AND ARE FAVORED FOR TITLE eee THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1941 ADIENS EARN the difference between the teams.Jan Darroch picked up one ot the Canadiens goals which was enough to give him the individ- ua] scoring honor, one more than the Hawks\u2019 sensational John Gar tand who scored his seven goals in three games.Other Canadiens\u2019 goals were scored by Euard Read, Brendan Macken and a pair of them by Qault Finley.Donnie Mann and Francois Prevost got the loser\u2019s tallies.The Juvenile play-off series will get under way tomorrow night, when the Canadiens and the Golden Eagles meet in the first of a two-out-of-three games series.The other two games will be played on Wednesday, Feb.12, and Friday, Feb.14th.League statistics show that Ian Darroch, the champion'\u2019s left- winger was the loop\u2019s leading scorer with eight goals, one ahead of John Garland, Hawks and team-mate Euard Read who scored seven goals each.Doug.Heron, husky defenceman who hands out those Jolting body- checks on behalf of the Canad- jens was the loop\u2019s \u201cbad man\u201d receiving 17 minutes in penalties.lwo to 500 inspec hall a other C and pr fs com is one TI and w Comm spectio efficier they parade seen, peared| well-tr \u201cI day,\u201d enoug educa the Ro is sou that high = R.C.A.Acco! er Tic were I Group tain H Scott, Young.Rec of Nat dets C as air- Canad: their 1 Seve are fo and \u20ac been 1 Hill Hi \u201cIn this red hot tune there are \\ no blues, You get heat\u2014heat\u2014HEAT when our coke you usel\u201d Your boiler will bubble a merry spring song all winter thru when it burns our good coke! !t is produced from the best of the best of bituminous coal \u2014 Quality clear thru! 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