The Westmount examiner, 6 mars 1941, jeudi 6 mars 1941

[" 41 ng and 183 ad- on, Cue rer the th, cal ura 12\" \u201c41 Years in WE BUY OLD GOLD lately?JEWELLERS OR WE.4046 VOL.XII, No.10 Stamp Exhibition Will Open Tonight In Victoria Hall Mayor W.A.Merrill, K.C., Will Open Westmount Club's Sixth Annual Event Officially at 8 O'clock \u2014 Showing Will Last 1,000 Stamps on Exhibition The Westmount Stamp Club's sixth annual exhibition will open tonight in Victoria Hall with Mayor Walter A.Merrill, K.C., officiating.More than 100 frames of stamps will be on display including Canada\u2019s Rarest Stamp, Air Malls, Canada\u2019s Small Cents, Swiss Charities, British Colonials, Red Cross Stamps, stamps from France, Belgium, New Brunswick, French Colonies, Austria, Great Britain, First Flight, Clair covers, General European, United States, Sweden, Germany, Czechoslovakia, Silver Jubilee Plate Varieties and several others.The exhibition will be open to the public today, tomorrow and Saturday.Showings today and tomorrow will open at 7.30 p.m.Westmount\u201d Have you looked over your oid Jewelry Prices were never higher and our reputation of 41 years of business integrity assures you of full valuation, OHMAN\u201dS 1216 Greene Ave.Le OOO I 2 oT Three Days \u2014 More Than and close at 10.30 p.m., while Saturday's event will start at 2.30 p.m.and end at the regular time.Adm.ssion will be free throughout the entire exhibition.Among the exhibitors are the following: Miss L.Audinot, Gerald Barnes, T.H.Barrington, R.Boyd, A.Mann, R.H.Dawson, J.Collins, G.F.Dewey, Christopher Ellis, W, Ewens, R.H.M, Falls, L.Flood, J.Forrest, G.E.Govier, H.E.Guertin, Robin Kearney, T.Kearney, H.Keast, G.Kitchen, J.Jones, B.C.Jones.John Marler, S, Mayerchick, W.Minto, C, Morley, lan Morgan, L.Pascoe, J.Schneider, J.W.Smith, J.Sutherland, lan Warren, Dorothy Yearwood, June Yearwood, J.A.Yearwood, 30 10 ATTEND DANCE STAGED BY HEY GRADS Westmount Club to Hold Affair Tomorrow Night In Ritz-Carlton Approximately 300 guests will attend the Westmount Hi-Y Grads\u2019 formal dance tomorrow night in the main ballroom of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, it was announced yesterday.Several former club members now serving with Canada's Forces are expected to attend.Blake Sewell and his orchestra will supply the music.A partial list »f subscribers includes: The Misses Kathleen Orton, Elizabeth MacLaren, Guinevere Gray, Lola Gardner, Ethel! Ferguson, Helen Malcolm, Martha Hurst, Margo Alexander, Betty Curran, Joy Laurin, Pamela Holmes, Phyllis Johnston, Mary Lat- imer, Dorothy Ann Ray, Ada Harris, Mary Hobert, Belinda Haight, Dorothy Ogden-Smythe, Jacqueline Hanington.Nancy Touchette, Betty Rankin, Kay Hicks, Rosemary Hicks, Jean Phillips, Mary Scott, Ann Hathaway, Phylis Patrick, Don- alda Packard, Miriam Ramsdale, Geraldine Hamlet, Sheila Ward, Daintry Johnston, Audrey Ierr- igan, Louise Vallee, Diana Brown, Rosemary Massey, Helga Gillmei- ster, The Messrs; Ross Seaman, John Newman, Guy Grimaldi, Foster Carter, Charles Gareau, Ken Porter, Alan Brown, Wally Beaton, Robert Kent, Gordon Moore, Hinton Mackenzie, Reggie Byron, Bob Schultz, Ken Ross, Dave Morrison, Jack Reade, Doug Philips, Fred Fisher, Bill Jarvis, Doug Coughtry, Eob Borrowes, Ron Rankin, Geoff Houghton, Stewart Bross, Gordon Mackey, Vie Lognon, Neil Compton, Allan McColl, Tom Ford, Bill Gilbert, Ernie Frohloff, Buzz Borrie, Bill Molson, Bill Baird.Herb Ralston, John Harvie, (Continued on Page 6) Rev.Powles Will Be Home By March 31 Friends of Rev.P.8.C.Powles will be interested to learn be is sailing from Japan today on the liner, Tatsuta Maru, and is due to arrive in Los Angeles, March 22, returning to lis home here by the end of the month, OR.J.GRIFFIN WILL SPEAK AT GROUP MEETING To Address Roslyn Home, School Association on 1 Mental Hygiene Dr.J.G.Griffin, associate medical director of the National committee for mental hygiene, of Toronto, will be the speaker at the meeting of the Roslyn Home and School Association Monday.His subject wil] be \u2018Mental Hygiene Projects with Children.\u201d The response to the committee\u2019s announcement and circular regarding the establishment of a Children's Art Centre has been so gratifying that it has been decided to commence the first session Saturday morning, March 1st, under the direction of Arthur Lis- mer, A.R.C.A., and a staff of artists and instructors.Over 150 replies have been received and it will, therefore, probably be necessary to limit the number participating.Application forms have already been sent to those who have responded.The three committees established under the headings \u201cHealth,\u201d \u201cSchool Accommodation\u201d and \u201cVisual and Audiple Aids to Education\u2019 will report finally to the Federated West- mount Home and School Associations.These committees are under the chairmanship of Dr.J.M.Wathen, Frank Gates and David Lockerbr.respectively.Other home and school associations in Westmount are represented on these committees and it is expected that reports from the committees will be in the hands of the Federation by April 1st.Former W.H.S.Students Overseas With R.C.A.F.Two former Westmount High School buddies.Sandy Morrison and Jim Hanson, were among the group of Royal Canadian Air Force men debarking in England last week-end, according to word from parents of the two boys.Morrison, a sergeant-pilot, and Hanson, a sergeant-gunner, graduated from Westmount High two years ago after playing together on the school's hcckey and foot- hall teams throughout their stay there.In landing overseas, Hanson Joins his brother.Johnny, a captain in the Royal Montreal Regiment who went over witk the first contingent.Captain Hanson also was an outstazding W.H.S.athlete and continued to star in football ranks after leaving school, being a member of junior and senior Westmount teams in provincial and inter-provincial competition.Morrison is a gon of Bill Morrison, one of Montreal's best- known and best-liked sports writers for the last 25 years.After graduatiyg from Westmount High he entered McGill where he completed his freshman year before enlisting with tre R.C.A.F.last June 23.After spending various phases of his traini:g at Toronto, Regina, Windsor and Camp Borden, he was awarded his wings at the latter centre January 22.Two cablegrams received by his par- entr early this week assured that Morrison and bis companions had he Westmount Lxaminer Serving The City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada's Metropolis WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1941 rte osc OE 15 oid RR Sonne Ca 3 5 Egg Dci ou a 3.Se ee mee a WN be RS Bringing home to Italy\u2014literally\u2014that the Mediterranean certainly is not yet \u2018\u2019Mare Nostruln,\u2018* heavy and light units of the British fleet poured a terrific bombardment into the Italian naval base at Genoa, above, according to official Admiralty report.To re ash the city British ships had to press close by strong bases at Sardinia and on the mainland.0.E TRUEMAN GUEST SPEAKER AT\" CONFERENCE \u201cYouth must ve educated to real democracy in order to have an intelligent appreciation of the democratic way of life\u201d stated G.E.Trueman, executive secretary, Central Branch Y.M.C.A,, speaking before the West District Conference of the Family Welfare Association on Friday, Taking as his subject, \u201cReaching for New Horizons\", the speaker discussed the division of war and peace time work so that there mig.t be a perpetuation of REMIFAvITTes.is outlined the way in which lessons learned during the War of 1914- 1918 had helped the Y.M.C.A.in planning activities so that leadership would still be provided for the non-uniformed youth of Canada.Trueman spoke o'! the membership privileges an\u201d war services offered by the Y.M.C.A, for the troops, making necessary the services of one hundred and thirty- five full time workers and involving over ten milllon usages of Y.M.C.A.equipmont.The needs of young people living today amid the strain of a war-torn world were stressed.Mention was made of a survey of one hundred and forty-thiee boys, from nine to fifteen years of age, nearly hall of whom were not in any form of organized activity, and their leisure time was spent in street, yard, shack, or lane.The lack of a compulsory school attendance law made it impossible for this problem to be dealt with unless the boys involved committed some criminal misdemeanour.The speaker emphasized the need for all educational, religious, and social agencies to work together with the problems of the present in order that the democracy of tomorrow would be assured.In introducing the discussion period Miss Fredda Peden, District Assistant, pointed out that a similar need for co-operation was felt by the Family Welfare Association.Mrs.A.M.Storey, District Secretary, in giving a report on the work of the West District, referred to the difficulties of securing suitable housekeepers in familles under care of the Association where, owing to death or sickness of the mother, this service was required.Also reference was made to the hard«hps involved in the recènt red:u.tions in Needy Mothers' Allowances and in the present rigid regulations of the Bouchard Work for Rellef Plan.Mrs.Storey spoke with apprecl- ation of the valuable services of Mrs.L.Porter, casework ald; Mrs.~ B.Clarke, Parent Study Group leader; Mrs.W.H.Smith, librarian; Miss N.Collitt, visiting librarian.The meeting was held In the spacious new quarters of the Notre Dame de Grace branch of the Y.M.C.A, Following the meeting, an opportunity was given Conference members to tour the building.Reverend G.E.Trueman, rector of St.Matthew's Church, Hampstead, was in the chair.Among those present were: Rev.E.Reed, H.C.Atkinson.arrived safely.(Continued on Page 6) Business January 10, After doing business \u2018\u2018at the old stand\u201d for 61 years, longer than any other Westmount firm, the John Smithers Shoe Store on St.Catherine street, just west of Greene, has changed hands and {ts owner John Smithers has retired in his 72nd year, A little more than a year ago, January 10, 1940, Smithers celebrated his 50th ann'versary In business and was showered with congratulationa-trom the -many persons he had served, as well as a formal letter of felicitations from the Westmount City Council.Now known as J.Smithers and sons, Reg'd., and owned and operated by Mr, Smithers\u2019 two sons, the shop has heen located at its present site for the last 49 years, being situated just around the corner on Greene avenue during its first year and a half of existence.A member of the Business Association of Westmount, Smithers credits his success to hard work and punctuality, his policy of assuring all customers a proper fit also being largely responsible for the success his firm enjoyed.Born on a farm at St.Phillipe, de Laprairie, Que., November 9.1869, Smithers received his early education at the French Baptiste Institute, Grande Linge, now known as the Feller Institute, Coming to Montreal 55 years ago, he first entered the shoe business in the employ of A.M, Featherston, located at the corner of St.Lawrence boulevard and Craig street, serving one year as a message boy and two as a clerk, Featherston's later opened a branch on Greene avenue and it was then that Smithers decided to go into business for himself, He arranged with his employer to purchase the store on monthly installments and without any capital for a etart, soon found himself full owner, To bring in additional revenue, he later opened a hicycle business and sold and rented the machines, the selling price of a bike then belng $125, When he first set up business, the area extending west from the line at Atwater avenue, consisted John Smithers Retires, Sons Now Operate Store Westmount Merchant Celebrated 50th Anniversary in 1940 \u2014 Has Occupied Site on St.Catherine Street for More Than 49 Years \u2014 Retires in 72nd Year mostly of scattered \u2018arms with the odd private dwelling or row of wooden houses.The main.streets at the time, JOHN SMITHERS at best little more than cart paths, were what now are known as St.Catherine street, Cote St.Autoine road and Greene avenue, While of a retiring nature and not given much to public affairs, Smithers holds the record of being the only living charter mem- her of the Independent Order F'orresters of Court McDonald.He was appointed chaplain of the order in 1903 and the following year was made secretary.He was appointed a Justice of the Peace in 1911, Mr.Smithers 18 an ardent fisherman and hopes to spend many more days pulling the hig ones out ot 16 Island Lake, where he has a summer home, Westmount Company Wins Silver Award A Silver Honor Roll went to Wonder Bakeries Ltd.(Dent Harrison and Sons Bakery), of West- mount, for payroll War Savings participation in the final quarter of 1940, reported as ol February 19, 1941, March 6th, Thursday, M.R.T.tion; Stearns Lodge A.F.& A.M.j mount Lodge A.F.& AM.PD 22d 2 £77 P27 Ld rd ZO 7 77d FTP Z 7 77rd ddd ddd ddd ddd idaba ddd The Week At | Victoria Hall a A MA A MAMA A A March 11th, Tuesday, T.Faton Co.play; Connaught Lodge A.F.& A.M.R.M.R, meeting, (ladies auxiliary).March 12th, Wednesday, Dickens Fellowship play, \u201cDolly Var- den\u2019; C.P.C.; Rotary Club luncheon; V.0.N.; Prince Albert Councll; Aa A A MAMA AM AAA play, \u2018Rookey Nook\"; Westmount Stamp Club exhibition; Westmount Chapter, Red Cross.March 7th, Friday, M.R.T.play; Westmount Stamp Club exhibl- March 8th, Saturday, M.R.T,, play; Westmount Stamp Club exhibition; Holland Canadian Society, lecture.March 10th, Monday, The T.Eaton Co.Masquers' play; West- Dickens Fellowship; ; Westmount Chapter 0.E.8.; W.W.Club Red Cross.; March 13th, Thursday, Dickens Fellowship play; | Unity 1.0.0.F, Manchester GENOA \u2014 WHERE BRITISH MADE DARING RAID \u2018the Young Ladies\u2019 Sodality of As- |EARNS PRAISE obby SNALSILUIIAIIUIUIIIUIIA SION UE LI FINIS III HARDWOOD FLOORS Suoplied - Laid - Finished Repaired - Refinished À.Ross Grafton & Co.4263 St.Catherine St, Westmount Free Estimates IY LR eh kdb dd Lh hdd dl Cleaned WE.2323 PRICE:\u2014TWO CENTS Show Gets Underway Wednesday Night, March 12 At Westmoun | Ascension Group Will Stage Concert For the third consecutive year, vension Parish, Westmount, will present a medley of Irish songs and skits in St, T.eo\u2019s Academy wuditorium, 360 Clarke avenue, March 19-20, Highlights of the show will be two original playets by Father George Thoms, entitled: \u2018As Father Murphy sald,\u201d and \u201cMi- chaol O'Casey Tells the World.\" Among those participating are: Dorothy Brophy, Frances Shaw, Sheila Tremblay, Margaret Burns, Joan Sullivan, Mona Landy, Bil Shaw, Michael Burke, Ray Barrett, Fred MeCaffrey, Fred Brown and Ed.Lemieux.A variety of popular Irish songs also will form part of the program, Mrs.John H.Grimm Dies In 73rd Year Funeral service was held Monday for the late Mrs.Anna Harr.ington Grimm, beloved wife of John H.Grimm, who died last week-end at her residence, 561 Landsdowne avenue.Mrs, Grimm was in hor 73rd year, NEW ART CLASS FOR CHILDREN S.F.Kneeland, School Superintendent, Sees Children at Work \u201cThis Is the best outside activity T have seen organized,\u201d suid 8S.F, Kneeland, Superintendent of Protestant schools In Westmount, as he visited the new Children's Art Centre last Saturday morning in Roslyn School and talked with members of the Children's Art Committee, 360 enthuslastic and girls between the ages of 8 and 13 crowded the Jtoslyn School gymnasium and went to work with a will, under the supervision of Arthur Lismer, A.R.- C.A, Educational Supervisor, Art Assoclation of Montreal.Mr.Lismer introduced Iouls Muhlstock, well-known artist, who will take charge of the West- mount classes every Saturday morning.Louls Muhlstock studied art in Paris for several years and has taught drawing in Montreal.He Ia one of the leading figure painters of Canada, and a member of the Canadian 8o- clety of Graphic Art, the Canadian Group of Painters and the Contemporary Arts Boclety, The children, from Roslyn and other Westimount schools, were divided into age groups, glven art materials and told that they might paint anything they wanted to, and they took great pleasure in doing wo, Most of the boys painted battleships, planes and galleons; the girls preferred to deal with scenery and houses and human figures, Artistic talent was shown in the work of many of the chiid- ren, who handled color and form with an instinctive awareness that Was most promising for tu- | ture development, The children will use paints, clay and plastic materials; they will draw and make designs, hut, more than this, they will express in their art thelr understanding of what ls around them.The Children's Art Cormittes of the Roslyn Home and School Association, responsible for the organization of the Art Centre, ls under the chairmanship of I.L.Lockerby, with Dr.A, R, Winn as secretary, assisted by Mra, D.A.Baillie, Mrs, F.W.Case, Mrs.boys G.K, Trim, C.V, Frayn, A.R.C,A.and D.M.Nasmith.t Y.M.C.A.Scheduled to Last Four Days, Event Promises to Have One of the Largest Entries and Prize Lists on Record \u2014 Hobby Show Dance will be a Feature Friday Night in W.H.S.The Westmount Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hobby Show, scheduled for a four-dny stand, will open Wednesday in the Westmount Y.M.C.A, with one of the largest entries and prise lists on record.After a few preliminary showings earlier iu the day, the maln event will open officially at eight o'clock Wednesday evening and a highlight of the night will be à girls\u2019 swimming meet scheduled Lo start at 8.10, Featuring Thursday's nctivitles will bo the preliminary-round chess, chocker and table tennis matches, and a boys\u2019 swimming meot, while Friday will see the public speaking und BOYS\u2019 BRIGADE 15 INSTALLING A NEW LIBRARY Westmount First Company Will Open Book Division Before Easter The First Company, Westmount Boys\u2019 Brigade, Is fnstalling n 1i- brary for members and Is deeply gratoful to Mr.and Mra.J.A.Goodale for thelr contribution of books toward this new dovelop- rent, This wlll enable Drignde Dboys to av \u2018I themselves of thie best type of literature ns well an magazines on all forms of hobbies, It Is expected the library wlll be open before Euster.Plans havo been laid for the part the First Company will play ut the annual Spring Review, to he held thls year on the 24th of May.The Dominlon Council meeting being held In this city, numerous delegates from all over the Dominion will bo present to witness (his display and a number of boys from varlous centres will be billeted with the First Company.Ench week for the next two months will he devoted toward preparing for this event, that ft may be one of the moslL outstanding in the Company's history, The Company squad Cominand- crs, recently appointed are as follows: Bgt.Robert Morrow, first squad; Corporal Paul DeCleco, second squad and lance Corporal Everitt MacKinlay the third squad, Keen competition exists hetween the squads and the first and second were within one point of each other after lant week's Inspection; the second being In the lend.The I.ife Boys have been making rapid progress and will wel- coma very shortly Mrs, J.A.Good- ale as one of their leaders.Last Friday they enjoyed n party, under the leadership of Bob Beal.The team is preparing P.T.stunts as well ag musical numbers clocution contests ¥eumpletod.Evonis to attract particular spoctators interest on Saturday will be the pet stock show, model neroplane rect, dancing and en- tertalnmont, and presentation of prizes.Another of the show's hlgh- lights will develop Friday night in the Waostmount 11igh School gymnasium on Cote St.Antoine Rond, where tho annual Hobby Show danco will be held, starting at nine o'clock.With the Esquires* Orchestra supplying the muste, the dance promises to bo the best vfi rocord, with a floor rhow featurlug Miss Hilda Gnit sure to prove an out standing attraction.\u201cJAM SESSION\" \u2018The ontortalument division this yeur will offor something a little out of tho ordinary in a \u201cJam Session\u2019 which surely will be right \u201cin tho groove\u2019 for the vast number of jitter-bugs holding torth currently, To bo held Saturday night, the \u201cgorsion\u2019\u2019 will he u free-for-all af- talr with anybody welcome to pound on the piuno or blow a hot lick on the trumpet, The only requirement Is that contestants pay thelr five-cent entry fue.An exhibition of prizes to be nwarded in tho show will be held Friday In tho lobby of the Y.M.C.A.building.The llobby Show executive ine cludes: President A.Ross Seaman; Ruth Johnstone, vice-president; Bob Ravage, vice-president; Miche not Ellwood, recording secretury; Marojrie Murdock, coresponding secretary; Michael Townsend, treasurer; Gwen Willlams, manager, chief supervisor of exhibits; Michael Oliver, entry manager; Frunces Dawson, manager, arts and crafts, Frank Field, manager, arts and crafts; Ann MeFuadyoan, sclence manager; Ruth Jeakins, collec- tlons manager; Bill Ridley, sports manager; John Collip, dance man- nager; Barbara Wright, advertising manager; Bll Clark, publicl- ty manager, Advisors aro Sam Tilden, B, I, Taylor and P.L, Wearing, for the Life Boy Rally on April 6th, on which occaslon they are hopetul of bringing home the pennant, Handicraft work is being conducted by Staff-Sgt, Mulligan and some Interesting models are being turned out, New Phone Directory Is Being Distributed The largest telenhone directory for Montreal and vicinity ever issued iu being distrib ed to local Bell Telephone subscribers this week, WI! 512 pages In the alphabetical, and 444 in the classified sections, the new book Is 28 pages thicker and heavier than itr predecessor.At the present time, there are nearly 194,000 telephones In ser- vire in the Mortreal exchange area-\u2014\u2014anout 75,000 telephones In offices and 119,000 In residences.The all-time peak of 195,978 tel- epht nes was reached on Derem- ber 31, 1930, so that cufrent grewth should roon exceed that record.Sines a good» purt of cousiderable increase ls due to war-time activity here, it is Interesting to nole that the latest Lordon, England, telephone directory is 128 pages thinner than the former jrvaue, as ~ result of air-rald damage ard evacnations.The new Montreal book fea tures a green cover bearing a message on he back urging the purchase o war savings stamp ard certifica'es, which are on this, sale at all Bell Telephone offices.As a contribution © the national war effort, the telephone company is Tonuting thls space in all fts 1941 directories to promote ths war savings campalgn, Since there arc more than 56,» 000 new and changed listings in the alphabetical section alone, 1t 14 Impirtant to consult the new book carefully before nlacing calls.More than 240,000 copies come prise this edition of the directory, It will take 115 men and 12 motor vehicles about efglht days to complete the dellvery, Subscribe ers are asked to be helptul, and accept coples on behnlf of neigh- bouls vho are absent when the delivery man calls, The old hooks aro being collected this time, hee CURE War needs have created an Increased demand for paper #crap.The blue pages .f the civic section have heen revised to contain information about Montreal's new eity council, and the map of the Montreal Tramways Company's street car and bus system also includes recent changes in routes.æ | The Westmount Examiner Published &very Thursday Serving the City of Westmount Garden Suborb of Canada's Metropolis.THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAlnut 27734 \u201cThe Examiner\u2019 alms Lo De an independent, clean Arwapaper for the home.devoted to public service.WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1941 WILL NOT BE FORGOTTEN When the sacrifices of British people in this war have been finally tallied, there will be more than a meagre reference to those of the t British colony of Bermuda.1 \u20ac ÿ 8 T é \u20ac + 1 1 1 « 1 £ 1 \u20ac : 1 1 1 veh Be at WES Ck dh Ta WTS CE ae A kT \u2014a ma 00 Saat mas Ae Te AL ALAS REITRT ANA a | , Centuries old homes and landmarks on the ancient island have been lost.But it is not the toll of Nazi destruction which has placed Bermudians among the first people of the Western Hemisphere to sacrifice their homes.Rather, it is a willingness on the part of these staunch t British people to give every aid to facilitate the Anglo-American joint defense plan.Of the eight colonies in this hemisphere involved in the project, Bermuda will be the most important base in the Atlantic for U.S.naval and air forces.Original plans were even far more demanding than those finally agreed upon, but even as it is many will leave homes in which their families have resided since earliest days of the colony.Many historic sites and beautiful landmarks of the colony will be de- ,molished.And alone among the colonies affected, Bermuda sees that the changes about to take place will have a decided economic effect on the life of the colony.The projected base will be no asset to the tourist trade which is the principal economic operation in Bermuda, whereas in nearly every other case obvious benefits are pained by the defense developments in Newfoundland, Jamaica, Antigua, St.hamas, Trinidad and British Guiana.But among Bermudians there were no protests when the final decision was made.Those who were dispossessed of their homes forward- help.Lucia, the Ba- ed the following resolution to the House of Assembly: \u201d., .the people vitally affected record their deep sense of remorse at losing their homes in which their families have lived for centuries, but wish to express their loyalty to the British Empire by accepting the sacrifice in a spirit of support for the ultimate winning of the war against Germany and Italy.\u201d And this act brought from Prime Minister Churchill the reply: \u201cTo the people of Bermuda has fallen the honour and privilege of making a notable contribution to the cause of justice and freedom for which our Empire stands.Their act will \u2018not be forgotten.\u201d SIX APPEALS IN ONE Announcement that Canadian auxiliary war services organizations have agreed to hold one united financial drive this year, instead of six separate drives, has met with the warmest of public approval.It was on the insistence of the public, in fact, and with the support of newspapers generally, that the principle of six appeals in one was accepted\u2014not only to do away with a large percentage of campaign expenses but also to relieve us of the vexious necessity of responding to what seemed endless calls for As far as the public is concerned there is every reason to feel gratified with this arrangement, which actually was made at our own request and for our convenience.It is a great relief, indeed, to know thar by donating once we shall have carried out our obligations in that respect for the next 12 months.Having inspired the creation of this new \u201csix in one'\u2019 policy, it is the moral responsibility of every one of us to play our part by supporting the drive to the fullest possible extent, We must not, moreover, in all fairness, give less to this one drive than we would give in total to all six.When our co-operation is solicited, let us all bear in mind that this $5,500,000 being asked is to be used directly for the benefit of our boys on active service.It is à gift from us, \u201cthe folks back home,\u201d and it is to be spent on entertainment, education, sports, and personal services of many kinds which enlisted men do not get by virtue of taeir uniforms.MONTREAL DEAN, WILL ADDRESS LENTEN RALLY Anglican Young People to Meet Tuesday Evening | At Christ Church Cathedral The Very Rev.John Dixon, Dean of Montreal, will address the Anglican Young People's Association at thelr annual Lenten rally to be held in Christ Church Cathedral Tuesday, at 8.15 p.m.The boys\u2019 choir from Trinity Memorial Church, under the direction of Dr.Arthur H.Egerton, their organist and director, will lead the singing.\u2018Tearful\u2019 Results Where English Fail To Have \u2018Masks\u2019 The southern coast town of Brighton, Eng., facing the so- called Invasion coast of German- occupied France, had a practice gas attack recently, and residents caught without their masks were pretty tearful about it.Tear gas used for the half- hour civil defense test over a quarter-mile-square area in the center of the city.Housewives hanging out the Monday wash, wore respirators and factoly and office workers worked at thelr desks and benches in masks.One \u2018\u2018casualty\u2019 was a milkman who attempted to complete his morning rounds without a mask.He gave up, saying he would carry his mask in the future.20 words for The Westmount Examiner 39.GLASSIFIED ADS \u20141 Pmt Steps WAlnut 2773 PROPERTY FOR SALE FOR SALE MT, PLEASANT AVE.near Bher- brooke, two storey and basement, stone front, extenslon, 10 rooms, ample space for garage.For further particulars \u2018phone FI.0721, F-2 LOTS FOR SALE ST.EUSTACHE-aur-le-lue, lots bo by 100' on Tth Ave, Moyul Park, $425 a lot.FI 1045, 9 APARTMENTS TO LET PARK PEACE, 6, near Westmount Park, achools, 5 bright, modern rooms, $60-366.Garage available, LA, 0300.Evenings WI.0500, F-* SHERBRÔOKE ST W.5010, West- mount, Pickwick Arms, modern, 5 rooms, tiled bathroom, electric passenger and freight elevutors, extra large rooms.Dest value in West- mount, $60 and up.Call Supt.DE.78¢ or D.W, Ogllvie & Co.Inc, 1010 t.Catherine Ht.W, HA.8201, ¥-1?7 WESTMOUNT PARK Apis, 4660 St.Catherine St.West, Westmount, & & $ rooms, newly decorated, immedlate ocoupation, close to Westmount schools Rental from 345 to $47.50.Apply Supt.WE.3868 or D, W.Ogilvie & Co.Inc, Dominion Square Building.HA.8301.F-16 WESTMOUNT VIBW APTS.206 Claremont Avenue, 4 and 5 rooms, frigidaire, janitor mervice, gas atove, taxes paid.Rentals from $37.60 to $42.50, D.W, Ogilvie & Co.Inc, Dom- inlon Squares Rullding.HA.8201.F-16 CONTENTS of 4 roomed apt, Bedroom suite, 9 pleces, twin beds, box springs and mattresses, beautiful imported set of African and South Am- erlcan mahogany, with panels of Birdseye Maple and Inlay of chorrs wood and ivory, $426.Dining room suite, 10 pieces with serving table Hepplewhite oval design.A very fine met of light and medium shade walnut, chalrs with tapestry seats und table with oval ends and extension leaves, $260.These two sulles ure in perfect condition, Also 3 plece chesterfield suite.lat top desk of matched Burl walnut, & real colleu- tors piece: small desk of mahogany, General Electric radlo, 10 tube, large walnut bureau Hlectrohome humidi- fler; walnut bookoase, curtain boxes, mirrors, pletures, ete.Apply 4806 Quean Mary Road, Apt.12, Evenings or weak-end.No dealers.F-22 BRAND NEW leatherette armehairs.médium sige, $20 ench.Green satin bedspread, $8.4061 Vendome.DE.8536.L-202 FOR SALE LOVELY Majestic radio, Highboy model, needs new tubes, mechanically perfect, $10.EL.6623.5437 Western.L-289 8 PIECI chesterfield suite, 1 full size bed, covered spring, Chiffonier, wooden kitchen clock, kitchen table, size 3ù und kitchen utensils.Phone DR.9886.L-288 TWU gents\u2019 winter overcoats; also girls\u2019 spring cont and ski suit, nearly new.10-12.WE.4936.L-285 SOLID walnut dinette suite, chairs, upholstersd; also walnut bedroom suite, end tables, bargain, no dealers.EL.5646.L,-283 SINGEItL sewing maohine (treadle).In good condition, $15.WI.3098.L-270 RADIO $6.Kitchen table and chairs.Single bed with spring, odd chairs.Cheap.2030 Claremont, Westmount.L-297 EXCELLENT opportunity \u2014 dining room suite, cost $400 for $100; bedroom suite, cost $376 for $100; other household articles.CA, 6865.L-272 Crossword Puzzl FLATS TO LET HEATED DUPLEX Excellent residential location North of Terrebonne on Harvard, Wilson, continuous hot water.Janitor service plus, Seven rooms, upper, complete decoration suit tenant.\u2019Phone Asselin, WA.2793, open evenings, 4511 Wil- mon.F-18 FOR SALE AIRWAY VACUUM, complete with attachments, cost, $98 new, sacrifice, $28.BL.7879.F-1 BRIDE'S OPPORTUNITY! Handsome chesterfield sulte, beautiful rugs.Breakfast set, bedroom suite, studio set.Dropleaf table and chalrs.Bookcase, lamps, tables, Never used.Soll- ing separately.Fl.1880.Colson, 1353 Greene, Westmount.\u2018 F-8 SINGER sewing machine (treadls).In good condition, $15.Fl.3988.F-b DAVENPORT, day bed, wardrobe, bureaus, carpet 9 x 9, small table, rocking chair, 8 varda of congoloum, reanonable, no dealers, leaving city.WB, 5308.F6 WHITE taffeta evening dress, with Jacket and alip, size 16, white and silver slippers, size 6.Long white gloves, $15.PL.6704.F-10 VACUUM CLEANERS RENTED We repair all makes of Vacuum Cleaners A.& A.VACUUM CLEANER CO.Fitsroy 5800 F-13 OWEN'S NuClean.1 spoonful keeps your laundry a wonderful white.Packet makes 8 gallons of silk cleaner.28 cents ail Druggists, or poste paid 139 Collier St, Toronto, Ontario.F-14 PIANO, rosewood.good condition, Walnut bureau, kitchen range.Pricer reasonable.\u2018Phone CR.3908.F-20 GAS ETOVE, two burner, $3.50.Single bed with mattress, $3.50.Large bureau with cupboard.$7.50.PING PONG TABLE, with trostles, $5.00.chairs, 30c.El.0829, F-21 HOY'B breeks and shorts, sixes 6 and 12, overcoat, aize 10, windbreaker, aixe 36; girl's dresses and coats, size 14; women's shoes, size 5% and dresses, size 43.EL.756% 457 Gros- venoy, .L-268 15\u2014To meddle 17\u2014Portuguese islands 19\u2014Vage y 88-\u2014To scold 4¢\u2014Bark chips lever 2\u2014Anglo-Saxon money F3\u2014Former Algerian 16\u2014To raise with ?9 J TE HORIZONTAL 41\u2014=Central Asiatic 18\u2014Path of planet 1-\u2014Mountain pass country 20\u2014To stitch {\u2014Musical work 43\u2014Tree 21\u2014Handles roughly e\u2014Pledge 44\u2014Containing acids 22\u2014Savory jelly 13\u2014Card ¢6\u2014Raised strips 23\u2014To bellow 13\u2014Sound 48\u2014Fruit 25-\u2014False name 1é-\u2014-Age &v\u2014Part of skirt 26\u2014Shoe models 28-\u2014Evit 29-\u2014Ta annoy 31\u2014Longed W-=Unylelding ruler 22-\u2014Large 21\u2014Gtrls name 84\u2014King of Judea 38\u2014Self-admiration 23\u2014Meadow fs-\u2014Modern 36-Sodium chloride 34\u2014Syro-phoenician VERTICAL 37\u2014Monster slain dy Ed 1\u2014Domestic animal Perseus 22\u2014Stupld person 3-A South American *y\u2014Mother-of-penrl 28\u2014Curve wood sorrel 40-\u2014Free 829\u2014Suburban resi@- 3\u2014Monkeylike mam- +3-\u2014-Gist ence mal 43\u2014Discovery 30\u2014Abore.4-\u2014Rakink place t4\u2014Moreover 31\u2014Foot Equality 45\u2014Tip 32-Wager ¢\u2014Spanish article 46\u2014Spanish for 33-\u2014Exists 1\u2014-LA380 \u201criver\u201d 34-Black and blue $\u2014Cutting too! 47\u2014Refore 3é\u2014Number 9\u2014Pertaining to {Seu Proverb 37\u20148hip channel ring M\u2014Symbol for argent 38\u2014To read metrioa!- 10-\u2014Alineral (Solution will de foung 11\u2014Existed elsewhere in this lasue) LADY'S warm all wool box spring coat, fine quality, smart dusty pink mixture, full satin lining, size 14, like new, $1.60, EL.2907.L-271 BLACK COAT, grey lamb collar, brown broadtail and evening coats, grey, dinner dress, size 16, man's hiazer, chesterfleld chair.WA.4681.L-269 GO-CART, large wooden col, baby's sleigh, rocking horse.DI, 4395.L-265 SPANISH GUITAR, excellent condition, cost $18 new, will sell for $5.DE.1379, L-264 SACRIFICE muskrat coat, fine skins, sise 34-36.First $12.60 takes it.EL.6992, L-261 \u2014DEMOTHING Service\u2014Let us open your plano and show you where the elusive moths breeds.Protect your carpets and woollens.Denioth, clean and tune your piano for $6.Call WA.6487, L-260 MAHUGANY PIANO, excellent condition.WA, 5068.1,-257 BABY'S convertible pram.Please phone for information.EL.6870.L-253 UPRIGHT PIANO, real occasion, very good condition.4808 Adam St.HA.5565.L-236 DINING ROOM SET, in perfect condition, $35.Queen Mary Road.EL.4813.1.-250 STANDARD poker table, round oak top, $15.AT.3853.L- GENERAL ELECTRIC stove, piano with bench.Roll-top oak desk.CA.5902.L-278 SOLID walnut telephone table, unique style, $6: doll's drop-side bed, $1: doll's wicker basainette, $1.50, walnut desk, chair, Windsor type, $i; hail runner, $3.DE.5370.L-381 AXMINSTER CARPET, 6, ¥ x 8, Excellent condition, $16.Sherbet set, fancy drape roda.KL.8064.L-385 CHIFFEROBE, solid walnut with cedar lined cupLoard, $25.EL.4560.L-304 WILTON velvet rug 89\u201d x l6\u2019.4 rolls reversible scatter rugs, 27 x 54, excellent condition and reasonable.WI.49186.L-308 BEAUTIFUL modern piano: also house organ: nice tone.Both good condition.Will sell cheap, moving.Store until May 1st.CA.7429.No dealers.T.-291 BABY CARRIAGE, (blue), in excellent condition.BE.3189.L-288 WANTED TO PURCHASE ANTIQUE silverware, china, glass ivories, clocks, ornaments, other antiques, purchased.Representative calls.Lyons, 1480 St.Catherine.WL 5700.F-4 UVICTULES, perfect condition for girl 14 years, and boy 6 wanted.Write P.E.333 Kensington, Westmount.F-8 BOOKS WANTED SMALL or large collections.English and rench, highest prices paid.Call Mr.Detrait, LA.1306.Toronto Book Store.F-19 CARTAGE & STORAGE SOTRE DAME DE GRACE TRANSFER \u2014 Local and long distance movers; also storage.DE.3110.F-12 SILVERSMITH SPENCER'® \u2014 Sherbrooke, near Prince Albert.You can entrust your silverware to us, with confidence.We =pecialize in repairing and Te- plating every description of silverware, Fatistaciion guaranteed.\"Phone LA.7584 F-7 \u201cLady With Red Hair\u201d TEA ROOM TEACUP.cards.White of Egg and Crystal Readings.Ave of Club Tea- THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER The Examiner's Hidden Titles Contest The Westmount Examiner's Hidden Titles Contest is run with the kind co-operation of Mr.Godel, manager of the Westmount Theatre.Each : week twelve passes are given te the the following requirements: \u2014 six lucky winners who comply with Simply find the two \u201cads.\u201d in the current issue of The Westmount Examiner in which the names of the two feature pictures being shown at the Westmount Theatre during the first half of 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 the purpose.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 paper.The winners are drawn from among those who submit the correct answers, as, unfortunately, it would be impossible to give passes to every one submitting the right answers.The winners of last week\u2019s contest are as follows and their passes will be received in Monday's mail.Mrs.E.Paterson, 420 Metcalfe Ave.; Marylou Forbes, 657 Belmont Ave.; Harold Hamilton, 362 Grosvenor Ave.; Mrs.A.T.Davis, 530 Prince .Albert Ave.; Helen Ship, 4928 Sherbrooke W.; Mrs.Jean Phillips, 1023 Greene Ave.5 Conducted by HOWARD §, ROSS, OL ve Ry A LE The Common Council of the Rs THE FORUM In Which Subjects of General Interest Are Discussed The opinions expressed In this Forum sre mot necessarily those of this newspaper and it does not accept responsibility for them.NO Ler FA 2d dada ded sd = KC.D.CL a EE N City of London recently passed a resolution urging the necessity of drawing up immediately a plan for the post-war rebuilding of damaged areas.The Archbishop of York and many others realize that much more than shattered houses will need to be rebuilt.The Archbishop has given a strong lead in urging all Christian people to set their minds to the solution of economic as well as international problems by which the world will be confronted after the war.He stresses especlally the need of getting away from the \u2018\u2018profit principle\u201d as the basis of industrial lite, He also pleads for an economic system under which by agreement the natural resources will be from tribute to anyone so that all who do their share of the work of the world will share in the bounty of the Creator.In this appeal the Archbishop is joined by many prominent persons.Amy Johnson Mollison died as she would have wished, in the service of her country.The worid has seen no greater woman flier.Her name will live long in the annals of man's conquest of the air.Lloyd's of London once insured a California Avocado tree for $30,000 against fire and frost.Gladstone Murray, General Manager of CBC believes that national radio in Canada should not be patterned exactly on the BBC whose methods he knows well.When he was with BBC, Sir John Reith called him \u2018\u2018the most sagacious man in the organization.\u201d He realizes that Canada cannot compete successfully with U.8.A.stations on a completely govern- ment-sustained basis so it is necessary to regionalize broadcasting and build powerful stations across Canada and give regional programmes through them.He believes in having, where possible, announcers with a local accent for each region which seems to he a very wise plan, He has some quite severe critics which is a good sign.It shows he is not afraid of new ideas or of trying them.6,300 applications are on file for space in Terrace Village, one of the two large Government \u201cousing constructions.Only 2,653 apartments are available.For each unit made available an oid slum dwelling must be demolished.The opposition of President Hutchins, 42 year old head of University Chicago, to the \u2018\u2019lend-lease, Bill caused surprise and violrnt repercussion on the quadrangles of the University.Prof.Paul Douglas, eminent economist said: \u2018\u2018Hutchins misunderstands the purposes of the President and grossly underestimates the dangers which confront us.\u2019 Prof.Mortimer Adler, intimate friend of President Hutch- ins, said \u201cI agree with all the principles he states, but I come to the opposite conclusion-\u2014that it is be\u2018ter to go to war than allow England to lose.\u201d With 1 a few hours 150 faculty members signed a petition favcring the Bill.Students at once arranged for an \u201cAid the All®2s\u2019 meeting.That is democracy in action.Marriage \u2018eturns for Canada show that the greatest number of groo:1.marr~ at \"he age of 24 and brides at 21.In Canada there were 120 grooms under 18 and 324 brides under 16.A man of 7b marrtrd - girl of 17 and a bride of 60 a groom f 27.A bride of 30 married ¢ groom of 24, and a bri e 0° 46 a man nf 21.In 1938 Qut of 70.138 Roman Catholics 62 698 married those of the same faith leaving 6,440\u2014 one in eleven\u2014who married out- _{side their church.In Ontario the pr portion of mixed marriages was higher.Out of 1:.899 Roman Catholic hrides and g.ooms 10.- room.1471 Mansfield St.HA.2552 Evenings by appointment.F-11 450 marrie* within freex the remaining 2,189 being not quite one in five.A large flying field base has been under construction at Miami since October 1939 by an a.\u201c1wy of workers and will cost $9,000,000, Fore every plane put into the air there must be a ground force of at least thirty mechanics and ser- vicers .Federal Union of 10 East 40th Street, New York City is a nonprofit membership association having as its main object \u201cUnion Now of the U.S.A.and the Six British Democracies as the Nucleus of a World Government .of, by, and for the People.\u201d Their journal is FEDERAL UNION WORLD under the editorship of Samuel C.Spalding.Clarence K.Streit is the chairman of the Union and E.W.Baidrif the Director.The Natlon- al Committee and he Council of Advisors is composed of a large number of prominent men and women from all parts of the U.S.A.At the foot of Mr.S.Spald- ing\u2019's letter is te following: \u2018Now it is proposed to form a Government for men and not for Societies of men or States.\u201d\u2014 George Mason in the Constitutional Convention of American Union.1787.There are two classes of things in the world: those which exist through the exertions of persons, and those which exist regardless of the exertions of persons.The latter \u2018ve call natural resources rnd they are normally and moral- iy the gift of the Creator to all, that is, they do not belong to any one nerson or group of persons.When one sells or exchanges on the basis of quantity or quality, (priced by supply and demand) or anything other than duration of the work, one or both will be charged for the Natural Resources in which their work is stored.The owry Field flying school at Denver, Col, is soon to have 10.000 students\u2014twice the number at the state v'iversity.During the invasion of Holland when Rotterdam was bombed the famous old Scots Kirk was destroyed.This church had a continuous history for over 300 years.Valuable old books and records, and the communion vessels valued at $50,000 which date from 1643 \u2014were in a strong room beneath he church and escaped damage.Toronto Industries Add 6,544 Jobs The Toronto Industrial Commission has since it started operations brought 187 industrial de-| velopments to the City, 16 of, them during the past year, it was | reported by Frank E.Waterman! at the recent annual meeting of the Commission.These new industries provide directly 6.544 jobs for men and women, and an additional total of some 6.000 workers through the church, purchases of supplies and mater- | \u2014 I} CALVARY [ CHURCH | » Regular preaching services will be held in Calvary Church next Sunday, which will be followed by a meeting with the Young People's Union.The Sunday School will meet in all departments at 8 o'clock and the Men's Own Brotherhood will meet at the same hour.The Boy Scouts will change the hour of meeting to 7 p.m.on Monday.On Tuesday the Red Cross Unit wil] work from 10 a.m.to 4.30 p.m.and the eve- ing branch will assemble at 7.30 p.m.The Girl Guides will meet at 7.15 p.m.The monthly meeting of the Women\u2019s Missionary Soclety will be held on Wednesday at 8.15 p.m.Mrs.H.V.Driver is the convener, and the special speaker is Prof, John Hughes, of the Department of Education, McGill University.All the iadies of the congregation are urged to attend.The St.Patrick's Luncheon will be held on Thursday, March 13 at 1 p.m.under the auspices of the Women's Association, An outstanding speaker is expected and there will also be a fine musical program, Under the auspices of the Jun- jor Choir an operetta entitled \u201cThe Feast of the Red Corn\u2019 will be given on Thursday and Fri day, March 20th and 21st.Keep the dates and plan to attend.* CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH NÔTES \u201cMAN is tre subject of the Lesson-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist throughout the world on Sunday, March 9th.\u2018he Golden Text is from I John 3:2, \u201cBeloved, now are we the sons of God, and it doth not yet appear what we shall be: Lut we know that, when he shall appear.we shall be lke Him; for we shall see Him as He is.\u201d Among the citations wich comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: \u201cVerily, verily, I cay unto you, if a man keep my saying, hes 1 ucver see death.\u201d (John 8: 51) The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passages from the Christian Science textbook \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Ndy: \u201cJesus said substantially, \u201cHe that believeth in Me shall loses his belief in death.\u201d That is, he who has the true idea of good loses all sense of evil, and by reason of this is being ushered into the undying realities of Spirit .Jesus gave the true idea of being, hich results in infinite blessings to mortals.\u201d (Pages 324 325.) * Lincoln, \u2018Honest Abe\u2019 In 1860 Lincoln, it developed.was iden- titled in print as, \u201cHonest Abe\" \u2014 as early as 1860.University of Chicago research workers reported recently that the soubriquet had not appeared in type until after the Civil War President's assassination in 1865.But Gov.Dwight H.Green has produced a printed poster advertising a Lincoln campaign rally at Edwardsville, 111., July 7, 1860, and urging the electorate to support \u201cHonest Old Abe, the Workingmen\u2019s Candidate.\u201d CHURCH OF THE ADVENT Wood and Western Avenues Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay, Rector 2nd SUNDAY IN LENT 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.10.15 am.11.0Q a.m.3.00 p.m.7.00 p.m.7.45 p.m.Lecture on \u2018Forms and Ceremonies in Worship,\u201d by Mr.Arthur R.Doble, Mattins Sung Eucharist.Sunday School.Evensong.THURSDAY.MARCH 6, 1941 FLANDERS VETS PRESENT SHOW FOR SPITFIRE The Marys of Canada who are now raising a Spittire Fund in tend to help their cause alonp by presenting the Flanders Troubadours 1941 show at the Wind sor Hotel March 29.The Troubadours are all mem bers of the Flanders Quebec Ne.63 Branch of the Canadian Le gion.The members of the show are all veterans of the First World: War who have presented more than 100 shows for various charity benefits during the past two years.The procesds of this concert the Marys will donate to the Spitfire fund they started some time ago.SPEAKER TO OUTLINE IMPORTANGE OF OIL Will Germany lose thf war for want of oil?What is Re oil ait- uation of the belligerents?These are the questions that the mili tary experts are asking at this time of crisis in world affairs, At the meeting of the Young Men's Canadian Club in Queen's Hotel on Monday, Max W.Ball, who will be the guest speaker, will endeavor to throw light on these questions.Mr.Ball is well qualified to speak on the Wartime Oil Situation, for he is rec.ognised internationally as an au- , thority on oil.He is the author of the popular book, \u201cThis Fas cinating Business,\u201d is chairman of the Oil Board, U.S.Geological Survey, and is vast president ot the American Association of Petroleum Geologists, Kenneth F.McNamee, will preside and introduce the speaker.their capacity as hosts.BUY ARMY OVERCOATS Seventy mills will cut 7,000, 0060 yards of heavy cloth to fill Britain\u2019s recent order for 1,500,- 000 army overcoats.7 LIVING COSTS UP Living costs of industrial workers in Shanghai, China, increased seven per cent in a recent month.Calvary Church Dorchester St., at Greene Ave, Westmount Minister: Rev.T.W Jones, M.A., D.D.Interim Minister Rev.Colin R.Rudd, B.A., BD.11.00 a.m.-7.30 p.m.Preacher} Capt.T.W, Jones for both Services.3.00 p.m.Sunday School in all departments.Men's Own Bibth.erhood.Monday, 7 p.m.Boy Scouts.Tuesday, 10.30 a.m.to 4.30 p.m.Red Cross Unit.7.30 p.m.Evening Branch of the Red Cross.7.15 p.m.Girl Guides.Wednesday, 8.15 p.m.Women\u2019s Missionary Society.The speakèr is Prof.Hughes, of McGill Thursday, 1 p.m.St.Patrick's Lunche eon.There will be an oul standing Speaker and a fine musical programme.Thursday 7 p.m.Wolf Cubs\u2014Junior Choir Practice.Friday, Movies for the children, Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.& Roslyn Ave.J.Alexander Johnston, B.A.Minister.Mr.Shirley McKyes, Choir Leader Mrs.F.J.Hodgson, Organist 11 am.\"WORKING WITH GOD\u201d Robert Hamilton, B.A 7.30 p.m.\" THE BULWARK OF FREEDOM\" B.A., B.Th, Visitors Cordially Welcome to these Services.Rev, Rev.James Adams, Barrister and Solicitor Telephone HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.57 St.James St.West HA.9238 price car\u2019 at present low prices 2 SPECIALS THIS WEEK 1937 PACKARD SIX SEDAN.Motor overhauled.16 to 20 miles per gallon.Offers distinctiveness at low 1938 LASALLE SEDAN.Why not enjoy Also many other GOOD USED CARS at other prices HE OLDEST CHRYSLER DEALEPON THE I§-AND ESR TN SI TL A 675\u201d \u201ca high cs $QE(%° ® - que PP MN 6, 1941 fs ru MARCH 6, 1941 - THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER PAGE per: Wl em NEWS OF THE THEATRE WORLD ition.IRE - MUSICAL DRAMA! * 0 66 99,6 .9 ¢ LPR \u2019 Bette Davis in \u201cThe Letter\u2019\u2019 |\u2018Submarine Zone Charlie's Aunt e k rio an N Plavi Monkland Is Now Playing Last Three Days slo ow riaying at MonRland At York Theatre At The Snowdon > Wind > .\u2014 key, W.Somerset Maugham wrote now playing at the Monkland Pat O'Brien and Constance Arthur Askey, the British ra- ll! mem the play, Bette Davis is the star| United Theatre until Saturday] Bennett are co-starred in Colum- dio's be-spectacled \u201chalf-pint\" bee No, send William Wyler the director.Right.bia's new action drama.\u201cSubma- comodiau, remains at the Snow ian Le The film is \u201cThe Letter,\u201d long| Gripping, in the best Maugham » > \u2018i don United Theatre for three \u2019 le show awaited by movie audiences | style, the play made record runs rive Zone, which is now playing more days iu the outstanding : > First throughout the country, and it is, on Broadway and on the legiti-| *! \u2018be York United Theatre un- laugh hit, \u201cCharley's (Blg-Heart- > esented mate stage throughout the world, \u2018il Friday night.The tilm, hailed ed) Aunt.\u201d various Its powerful drama, smoothly a one of the most thrilling pic- This comedy was first produced he past drawn by its writer and scenar- tures of its kind ever produced, fifty years ago, and has since been \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 ot ¢ ists, makes a perfect vehicle for iS 8 daring story of adventure, of koeping audiences In flta of] A visit to the Third Divislonal tlon of mecha.lcal warfare, the ._ concert the rare talents of Miss Bette OV and cowardice.glory and laughter whenever it has been Royal Army Service Corps arm- usefulness of tho Corps has been 6 Spi Davis.vengeance, disaster and escape.presented.It has been filmed greatly increased, and it now\u2019 pit- ; | | oury at 2334 St, Antoine street, , : o 1e time Bette Davis\u2014a name now full] 9J°bn Halliday, Melville Coop- twice previously, and has run in] .numbers in its ranks mechanics, Sherbrcoke at Grey Avenue of magic to those who appreciate! T+ Alan Baxter and Marjorie almost every country in the reveals that the Commanding Of-| ek d-ivers, fitters, turners, - _\u2014_ the art of acting\u2014plays Leslie, Gateson head the featured sup- world.ja laid in Oxford: fier, Lt.-Col.g.A Gries and Me blacksmiths, coppersmiths, weld- * .wife of a Singapore plantation porting cast., The fun is la n Oxford's officers are anxious to interview |ors, trimmers, cooks, butchors, LINE Today until Saturda;; owner.Suave, British Herbert! To them comes one of the most | Douglas McPhail, Judy Garland and George Murphy in a scene Bowgate College where Arthur, prospective members for the| painters, storemen, olectricians, .co > , from \u2018\u2018Little Nellie Kelly\", George M.Cohan's Broadway stage hit, Sti hel Albert are cor , J Marshall is her husband, tantalizing of all questions; \u201cIf which opens at the Monkland United Theatre on Sunday running for Stinker aud their pal ° corps, A recrulting drive is un-| carpenters, joiners, motor cyel- ' OIL Native music tempers a balmy °Yêry Moment might be your last, three days until Tuesday.constantly in trouble with the [der way, dirocted especially to ists, mochanical engineers, and night, \u2018moonlight throws shadows how would you live each precious .Dean and Proctor.haired Phyl young men of this district who [many ohtre specialists.In addt- * | ; : = i .'u- Phyllis [might 1'ke to spond their evenings tion to motorized equipment it of alms and rubb 1 second?\u201d Desperate people in a .ovely auburn-haire p var for » ubber plants desperate plight, their answers MUSIC, LOVE AND LAUGHTER! Calvert has the leading romantic profitably with this Reserve Unit.[ may be called upon to use horses oil &ite are in keeping with their natures.vole, and the cast includes Rich-| which also provides opportunitios camels, yak, dgs and even roin- There Miss Bennett, In a role far dif.pe = \" me ard ('Stinker) Murdoch, Moore for Active Service.deer transporte mill Conditioned ferent from anything she has PGR ; Marriott and Graham Moffatt, The Army Servico Corps has a \u2014\u2014 at this i ever before attempted, has been lu recorded history going back near- SOLD TO COSTA RICA airs, | praised as highly as her co-star.y When a glamor girl with pit Iv lx hundred years.Its fune-| mor! Diesel true a Young Of infinite value to the pro- dashine youn Pen full of \"am | ton In to keep the troops cons- morican Diesel trucks an Queen's St.Catherin: at Guy Street duction are said to be John Hal- ericah Heals 1s needed to turn RU! supplied with everything fre bolng introduced Into Costa .Ball _ liday, the suave, sophisticated .[they need.With the introduec-| Rica.\u2019 ., her over his knees and set her .peaker, TODAY AND FRIDAY: PAT player seen as a crusading Dis- *BRIEN and CONSTANCE BEN- \u201c right\u2014and this actually happens gat oy hl in \u201cSubmarine Z MN || trict Attorney, a \u201cphoney\u201d flee- in the other attraction an this .Lo + 6 mn ubmarine one.à = js ven \u201cLAUGH IT OFF musical ing from vengeance.splendid double program, \"Public For Distinctive Service 18 re : comedy with Tommy Trindler and Deb Number One,\u201d which featur- \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 an au.Jean Colin.against the huts of the planta- Ralph Bellamy, Charlie Ruggles ' : tion.Coolies are asleep in ham- an sca Auer wilh fuisa Mx re 5 author Saturday until Tuesday mocks.A shot rings out from ed Brenda Joyce, George Murphy, nny the quiet house, followed b - well.out other and another.A Sn tag Short entertainment and the lent ot gers from the Crosbie home, latest News of the Day will also )t Pet.slumps on the porch.Leslie be included.Founding a dy- stands over him at the door, Noel Coward's musical hit, \"Bitter Sweet,\u201d comes to the York ° 11 pre- nasty and find.smoking pistol in her hand.United Theatre on Saturday playing until Tuesday night, with Nelson Westmount United ; ker, .Leslie tells her story.It is a| Eddy and Jeanette MacDonald as its singing stars.The pair are re- ¢ ° , ing her love in story for which no jury would| wnited for the seventh time in this song-studded picturixation of life Features Arizona the bedrock of Po her.\u2018 ,; in London and Vienna during the Gay Nineties.: TS _ 3 : - e comes to trial and her : ; : >» indomitable Magnificent in its spectacular : 7,000, GREATEST bool Senility, Known through- THRILLS AND ROMANCE! abundance of all that makes for : to fill La TRIUMPH! ded sh Orient, is com- : great entertainment, Columbia's : 1,500, a wv é pr the eu, ] po fortitude.ut behind \u201cArizona\u201d opened yesterday at : 5 j con oh ves: j ° stant expres- the Westmount United Theatre Lo \u2019 (Ld secret a siralg ; ack, les a provide an enthralling, blood- : , ; ZINA et, secret told in a letter.tingling historic background for ! work- A [ A a oo Steiner scored the film # romance as moving and as ; reased w nspired music and Howard mighty as anything the screen has : month, JEAN ARTHUR Koch adapted Maugham's story.ever known.Produced and di- : WILLIAM N - rected by Wesley Ruggles, with LEYTE LL PNR COLOMBIAN COFFEE a cast headed by brilliant Jean And A Cait Of Thousdnds ns Colombia shipped over 1,500, Arthur, \u201cArizona\u201d ls the most ve, 2nd Feature: \u201cGIRL IN 313,\u201d it on Broadway) 000 bag of coffe to other count- colorful outdoor action drama ON SALE THURS., FRI, SAT.\u2014 MARCH 6, 7, 8.' 3 \u2019 \u201c\u201c : o with Florence Rice, Kent Taylor, No a camicoler ries in the last six months of since Ruggles\u2019 classic Cimar- SWIFT'S PURE SWIFT'S JEWEL » Lionel Atwill and Katharine Ald- tcreen! 1940.ron\u201d; It is the breath-taking ad- c 2 25¢ ridge.\u2019 venture story of Arizona's glor- LARD 3 lbs, 25 SHORTENING Ibs.fous birth, of that colorful, tu- Bo.; multuous era in American history AUSTRALIAN \u20ac CHIPSO Ige, 20° sacher Friday Night ___ | { when fearless pioneers pushed RAISINS 1b.10 AYLMER CHOICE QUALITY .a.OR r both After 11 o'clock Revival back the lawless frontiers to yagenerry or sTeAwnenry PEARS une 25° \u201cThe Story of Vernon & carve an empire out of the sun- AM 82 os.25¢ CAMPNELL'S all de- Irene Castle,\u201d with SANDERS « HUNTER drenched desert and plain.J Jar .\u2018 ¢ Bébth- Ginger Rogers & Fred Astaire GEORGE IAN Monkland Ave.at Girouard Set In Tucson, Arizona, In 1860, COMFORT or RARSALOU TOM.vice 3 une 25 -\u2014 \\ reux BRESSART when that frontier city was a SOAP 10 for 39 LINEN WEAVE TOILET Sun.-Mon.-Tues.| Directed byW.S.VAN DYKE II (a walled fortress protecting its in- d c a , PA SONGS: TODAY until SATURDAY: BETTE AYLMER SWEET PAPER rolls ) p.m.LADY with RED HAIR .er DAVI ith ; habitants from the murderous 27 0x.| iriame - \"The Call of Life\" \u201cI'll Sed AVIS with Herbert Marshall in GHERKINS 31: McINTORH FANCY * Miriam ROSES vou A ai IF You, Could W.Somerset Maugham's \u2018\u2019The onslaught of untamed Apaches, Bl.\u20ac .a n ome H yy \u201c * - nh of * Claude RAINS llores Tokay Olt in Letter.\u201d \u201cDANCING ON A Rex Harrison and Margaret Lockwood offer plenty of thrills in the - ortal character of that tamaton.RCD ADAPITG To 9 APPLES aon 19 | \u201cTUGBOAT ANNIE Cor Tes of the Town DIME,\u201d with Grace McDonald, exciting spy drama \u2018\u2019The Night Train to Munich,\u2019 which will be at the ¢t America in th X- ASPARAGUS P 15° BUNKIAT Dos.Mi SAILS AGAIN\u201d Robert Paige, Virginia Dale and Snowdon United Theatre commencing on Sunday afternoon, pus era o rica In the ma ORANGES 20°=25¢ peakbr À Marjorie RAMBEAU Lillian Cornell.ing, but the turbulent wars which ICRRERG C 5 ! ; mor ged with Arizona as the prize.\u20ac CALIFORNIA Gilt À Alan HALE \u201cGLAMOUR FOR SALE\u201d - ra LETTU E Hend Lunche Y Jane WYMAN À Roger PRYOR Sunday until Tuesday AT WESTMOUNT SUNDAY \u2018ars between selilers and In- Large Head fe LEMONS dox.19: Î ; our À Ronald REAGAN + Anita LOUISE llans for the right to live, wars = fi \u2019 .wiween killers and civilization- .Musica! builders for the right to flour- CLOVER LEAF Fancy Quality SEA FOODS Juni rst Mm ish, war between the North and 1 + Junior Her ckeye daimon .IN DOC n= \u2014_ ama! the South for the right to rule Sal AL Ki tin 27¢ 4 a.ntic Dr .and against the rich roman- almon-: -La-hing .; ! Rom3 tle background of these ever- Tuna Fish .tin 23¢ it present threats, is told the de- Fancy Red Cohoe | ghtful, exciting story of Phoebe S I 1 b i 25 ; Titus, Ione white woman among a amon theres * In c , Ave, thousand men, and dashing Peter Curried Salmon vere.lim 27c ' A Muncie, her casual, eager mweel- Herrings in Tom.Sauce tin 14e * heart.Phoebe, as played by Miss Arthur, is a courageous, indomitable Leader young woman, determined to iat build the biggest ranch In the Arizona territory and prepared, therefore, to successfully whip In- RECEIVED DAILY to submission anything which STRICKLY FRESH CHICKEN GENUINE FRESH FILLET OF | stands in her way.A wildcat, HALIBUT 39: \u2019 Ih.¢ she is all woman before the SOLE Ih.35 A Miriam Hopkins, brilliant dramatic star in a scene from \"Lady laughing, casual ardor of her No.1 With Red Hair\u201d, which will be at the Westmount United Theatre Sun- |yweetheart As Peter Muncle SMELTS \" 24: BONELESS \\ day for three days until Tuesday.: : \" t : William Holden rises in a great- FRESH OYSTERS ODFI H bor 23 DOM\u201d er emotional and histrionic SMOKED FILLETS SHREDDED ' 3 = harge of arrangements includes helght thau anything he bus yet \u201chE 3.Th, .c g es helg y ë A lovely lady in distress meets Senior Y Girls Miss Grace Lawson, Mrs.M.A.| done, nut excepling even hig su- SMOKED HADDIES CODFISH box 13: to 1 f id titi To Meet Mar 13 Norris, Miss Betty Forbes, Miss|perb performances lu \u201cGolden ;Ç agent eman ol many iden - ° Beulah Hawkins, and Miss Es-| Boy\" and in \u201cOur Town.\" Others ___ - thri $i .an 1 ther Amios.in the cast of thousands Include on a non stop .Il trip ;@ The Senior girls of N.D.G.\u2018Y\u2019 \u2014_\u2014 Warren Williams and Porter , .what thrills it gives you: enjoy acting as hostesses, For Hall, as Phoebe's most dangerous « , Thursday, March 13, they are TER BERCOVITCH memes, peur à Dyson re .ON \u201c Ç \u201d : e r, Karle Crawford and a : < planning a \u201cPlay Night\u201d to oulger, E .est MARGARET REX which are invited the girls of CAMPAIGN GHAIRMA score or more of Hollywood's fin- RULL SLICE ROUND CHOICE, TENDER LEG OF Wegtmount, Southwestern and esl character actors.; c es |\u201d | and 9 North Branch Y.M.C.A.'s and a \u2018Arizona\u2019 was brilliantly STEAK » 29° LAMB lb.Lu\u2019 «Ke group from the \"Y.W.\u201d ag well, With Pet > teh adapted to the screen by Claude SWIFT'S PREMIUM SMOKED PORK in eter ecovitch, K.C.,| Binyon from Clarence Budington an c Me 2 _ An Irish theme will run M.P., as chairman of the forth- Kelland's magazine serial of tha HAMS i fond Th.29 SAUSAGES i\" th.22 sorries through the program, but whe- coming campai \u2018 th same name.Directed as it was SWIFT'S DELICO BREAKFAST PEAMEALED \u2014 SLICED ther the daughters of Erin will \u2018ampaign for the new ; 2 1 Ye Ih.\u20ac 1 ps] , :tacu- c excell all others in the games\u2014- Jewish Incurable Hospital, the tor Wey gles, the pectacu: BACON pk.14 \u2018BACON th.36 volleyball, bowling, barn dancing, campaign commtitee announces ajone for its authentic reproduc- STRICTLY FRESH GENUINE CALVE\u2019S LIVER er CEORGE ™ CNARLES swimming\u2014remains to be seen.| the opening dinner for Sunday, tion of a little-known phase of 0 - WINNINGER Refreshments will top off the| April 20.1941 The objective of American history, for its mighty BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS \u2014 HELP T0 WIN THE WAR evening.The Committee In| the campaign will be $111,000 vistan and hair-raising cattle 0 DOUGLAS McPHAIL which Is required to complete the stampedes, ite fierce fighting and huilding and to equip it as a first its overwhelming romance but | ; 2nd Feature: class hospital, for that Indefinable attribute tion \u2014 .> 2nd ER 13° \u201cCHARLIE CHAN IN | For Prompt Delivery of The contract for the erection which immediately marks a mo- 2 - Things don't LP PANAMA\u2019 of the bullding has already heen tion pleture ug great; \u201cArizona\u201d ; NOWDON pen any fonte here J Sidney TOLER | granted, and construction will possesses that quality of distine- At Snowdon Jet fonte A New York's Jean Rogers \u2014 Lionel Atwill [I start this month.Tt 1s hoped to tion which says to an audience: (Decarie 8.45 p.m.excitment =, te -_\u20141 be able to open the hospital to \u201cYou are witnessing a classic in Last Show at © waterfront Rl iff Call L® Fruits and the community the end of this| motion picture history, a drama Sunday x Lynn OLAN Friday Night | Groceries year, for the ages.\u201d Starts Su a! * Loy VALERIE After 11 o'clock Revival | BR 8 B à oan \u2018 m .A Special Bi * x TRADE WIND EH EL.6566 \u2014 EL.8930 .SELL FOX FURS KILLARNEY WANTS GARRISON 4498 ST CATH ERINE ST WEST r x .% Joan BENMETT ill 5307 Sherbrooke West Twelve thousand silver-fox and! People of Kilarney, Etre, have Facing Westmount High School TODAY until SATURDAY: \u201cCBARLEY'S (Big Hearted) \u2014_\u2014_\u2014 Deliveries from 8 a.m.to 11 p.m 3:300 blue-fox furs were sold at|demanded that the Government, \u2014 AUNT.\u201d \u201cPublic Ded Number One.i auction recently in Sweden, establish a garrison there.\u2014 } | Lt i' is ' A 7s For Quality and Service Phone Fitzroy 74 \u201c44 YEARS 2 Fine Groceries, Prime ° 5 DELIVERIES DAILY St.Catherine St.at Wood S N N N N N NS N N N NS N N N N N N N N N N N N NS N N N 0 7 77) PAGE FOUR DIONNE & DIONNE IN WESTMOUNT\" Meats, ultry, Fish, Fruits and Vegetables 11 EE a Ave, Social and Personals Miss Monique Morency has returned to Quebec after visiting Miss Rence Moreney, Mr.and Mrs.D.A, Collings are ow in Florida and will not return homeo until early spring.Mrs.¥.D.Laurie has returned to Ottawa after spending a short time with her cousin, Mrs.W.W.\u2018Southam.Mrs.Courtney Pratt returned home last week from Ottawa, where she was the guest of Mrs.R.P.Egerton, Miss Betty MaclLauchlin and her guest, Miss Jean Sutherland of Sherbrooke spent the weok- end at Ste.Adele.Miss Ada Adams, who hag recently returned from the Presbyterian Mission in Formosa, is spending a few weeks In Mont- rea] in connection with training \u2018courses for Mission Band and primary class workers.; Mrs.K.C.Brown has returned |trom Quebec, where she apent a f 0 A \u2018DEPARS Special Showing f SPRING DRESSES AND MILLINERY At The WINTER CLUB FASHION SHOW Friday, March 14th\u20148.30 P.M.(Under the auspices of the LO.D.E, Baguenay Chapter) Bee our exhibition of New Spring Styles, featuring our new policy of three moderate prices only.\\Dresses at \u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026 12.75-15.75-19.75 Millinery at 5.-7.-10.1316 SHERBROOKE ST.WIST (Between Crescent and Mountain, across from the Chateau Apts.) LA.1350 BOND Clothes Shop Atwater and St.Catherine Featuring .LADIES\u2019 Made to Measure SUITS Man - tallored sult\u20141941 version! Moulded new longer Jacket ls easily fitted.silm pleat skirt.Smart for your fur Jacket.your fur coat.19-95 24-95 short time us the guest of Mr.and Mrs.M, T.Bancroft.A meeting and rebearsal wil) be held by the Canudiun Belgia Musical Club in the Green Room, Victoria Hall at 8.15 this evening.Mrs.Leslle Skelton was at home to the members of the Cau- adian Association ot Jeading Clubs on Tuesday evening ul her residence, Aberdeen avenue, L.B.McFarlane and his granddaughter Mrs.Hugh Garland have left for Duytonu Beach, Florida, and will be away six weeks.Mrs, J.T.Gllmore has returned from Sherbrooke, where she was the guest of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.H.Cartwright, for two months.Mrs.J.W.Hummond, Mrs.N.Verity, Mrs.M.Perry MacKay and Mra, H.T.Sargent were joint hostesses at a teu last week in aid of the Canadian Dorothy Spitfire fund.The Reverend and Mrs.E.H.Johnson and their family havs returned from Szopingkai, Man- churla, and are at present the guests of Mr.Johnson's parents, Mr.and Mrs, Charles Johnson, Strathcona avenue.Miss Helen Rugh, Mrs.Gerald Markham and Miss Sheila McFar- lane presided at the tea table at the tea which followed the monthly bridge and match of the Ladles\u2019 Montreal Tennis and Badminton Cub on Monday afternoon, at the M.A.A.A.Club House, Peel Street.The following Is a list of the models for the l'ashion Revue sponsored by the Junior Subdivision of the Catholic Women's League, to be held in the ball room of the Mount Royal Hotel on Friday evening and Saturday afternoon, March 21 and 22: Miss Olive Cadleux, Miss Margaret Close, Mrs.C., Dakin, Miss Theresa Dorany, Miss Marlon Foster, Miss Marie Hammill, Miss Pat Knodell, Miss Joyce Lambert, Miss Margaret Langan, Mlgs Rosa Leon, Miss Dorothy Mahon, Miss Jeannette Mathieu, Miss Grace Morrier, Miss Bleanor Polan and Miss Frances Whelan, Travelogue and Tea Marys and Dorothys will combine to hold travelogue and tea tomorrow afternoon In Kildonan Hall, in ald of the Canadian Dorothy and the Marys of Canada Spitfire fund.The speaker will be Miss Mary Dorathy Bosanquet, the English girl wha travelled across Cuaada on horseback, She will give an illustrated account of her adventures and expuriences during her long ride.Miss Bos- anquet will be introduced by the Rev.George H, Donald, D,I\\., pastor of the Church ol St.Andrew and St.Paul, Solos will be sung by Mrs.Dor- SAFETY EDGE GLASS - 47¢ PACQUINS HAND CREAM 2692.FOR REALLY FAST SERVICE KANE'S CUT RATE FREE [] TUMBLER | WITH BEVERY $1.00 DRUG PURCHASE PHONE DE.3553 DRUG STORE 4779 SHERBROOKE WEST AT GROSVENOR BROMO SELTZER 69; Of A We Do Printing Phone WAInut 2773» THE EXAMINER _ PUBLISHING COMPANY Il Kinds Lenten Tea And Sale Will Be Held In Hall St.Stephens Women's Assoc- tea and Home-cooking sale on Saturday afternoon, March 8, In the Parish Hall; The members of Guild Group \u2018\u201cC'\u2019 will sponsor the Afternoon o'clock with Miss B, H.Clark as geuera] convener, Group from 2.20 to 6 o'clock with us convener, The entertinment will be provided by the Junior W.A.and Brownie Pack, the direction of Mrs.W.F.Willis.lecture, of urrangements Includes: Mrs.Errol McDougall, Mra John Cape and Mrs.W.H.C, Mussen, all of whom are Marys, Miss Dorothy Ross and Miss Dorothy Baxter.Guests {Invited to the head table foy the annual Charter Day luncheon of the Westmount Women's Club, which will take place at the Mount Royal Hotel on Friday, March 14, at one o'clock are, The Honorable Ade- lard Godbout, Prime Minister of the Province of Que., and Mrs.Godbout, His Worship Mayor W.A.Merrill and Mrs.Merrill, Mr.D.C.Abbott, M.P.and Mrs.Abbott, Mr, Gordon Hyde, K.C., M.P.P.and Mrs, Hyde, Mr.and Mrs.Percy Jarman, Mrs, Perley B.Pope, Mrs, E, R., Adair, Miss Kathleen Jenkins, Mrs.G.O.RE.Moore, Mrs, A, T.Stikeman, Mrs, W.Guy Lapraik, Mrs, L.H.Bur- kett, Mrs.E., C, Janes, Mrs, A.Cameron Grant, Mrs.Hector A.Dale, Mrs.J.I.Hodgson, Mrs.B.M.Macfarlane, Mrs, Chas.Keene, Mrs.Peter Sinclair, Mrs.T.de G, Stewart, Mrs, B, Iessen- den, Mrs, J, Gordon Birnie, Mrs.Wilt Harrison, Mrs.H.J.Page, Mrs, S.8, Boxer, Mrs, John Hyde, Mrs.R.Shaw, Mrs.C.H, Turner, Mr.and Mrs, Harold Mills, Major and Mrs.J.A.de Lalanne, Capt.and Mrs.Norman Southward, Mr.and Mrs.John Mulcair, Mra.C.D.French, Mrs, R.M.Macaulay, Mrs.H, C, Holland, Mrs, C.W.Clark, Mrs.Gordon W'.Blair, Mrs.Colin Forrest, Mrs.Raymond W.Rowat, Mrs.John Shearer, Mrs.J.W.Wright, Mrs.R.M.Stott, Mrs, C.B.Sewell, Mra.Frank Rowe, Mrs.Louis de Savoye and Mrs.G.C, Mac- Keuzie, CHRISTENING The christening of the infant son of Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth R.Morrison took place on Sunday afternoon at St.Stephen's Church, honorary Lieut.-Col.the Rev.Harold Laws officiating.The child was named Kenneth Evans Dexter, and godparents were Miss Phoebe Evans, Miles Hudspeth and Geoffrey Purdy.Following the christening a small family tea was held at the home of the childs\u2019 parents, The baby is the great grandson of the late Very Rev.Dean Evans, who was rector of St.Stephen's Church for many years, ENGAGEMENTS C.W.Whittle announce the engagement of their youngest daughter, Violet Audrey.to Rober M.Sheridan, A.C., R.C.AF., only son of Mr.and Mrs.M.Sheridan, of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.Mr.and Mrs.WEDDINGS Burus-Smart The marriage of Margaret Louisa, only daughter of Mr, and | Mrs.Henry Smart, to John Kenneth Burns, of Ottawa, eldest son of Mr.and Mrs.John Andrew Burns, of Westmount, took place on Saturday afternoon at the residence of the bride's parents, Harvard avenue, the Rev.C.R.Rudd.of Calvary United Church, officiating, The bride was given away by her father, and wore a frock of turquoise blue crepe, with a hat of black silk straw trimmed with turquoise fiowers and having a shoulder length veil.she wore black suede accessories and her corsage bouquet was of Talisman roses.Following the ceremony, a small reception was held.and later Mr.and Mrs.Burns left on their honeymoon, the bride wearing a coat of dark muskrat fur over her wedding frock.They will reside in Ottawa.Bell-Ziustag The marriage of Edith Elisa- Leth, daughter of the late He:- man Zinsstag., and of Mrs.Zina- stag.to Arthur William Rell.son of A.E.Bell and of the late Mrs Bell of Detroit, took place quietly on Saturday afternoon at 4346 > sr [ lation wil hold its second lenten |\u2018 tea from 6 to 6].The home-cooking table will be in charge of the \u201cocial Services| under |: uthy Lutton Duncan, and tea .ill}.be served at tho conclusion of the | \u2018 The committee in charge | SMARTNESS prier the president, Mrs.H.J.McElnea 2\" Atop an utterly lovely coiffure with soft bangs at the front and a low chignon at the back is this smart little navy straw postilion\u2014 worn untilted on the top of the head.The brim is faced with red.The cloud of veiling is navy blue.The shining rings which trim the crown are loosely rolled circles of silvery vinylite.CHAPTER GIVES A GOOD REPORT FOR YEAR 130 At the annual meeting of the James McGill Chapter I.O.D,E, held at the home o: Mrs, F, H.Driver, honorary vice-regent, 1t was reported that the total re ceipts for the year in the general and war funds were $583.42, and total expenditures $410.23, The sum of $76,000 was given to the 1.0.D.E.Bolingbroke bomber fund; donations were made to Hospitality House, French library, etc.A large quanity of articles were knitted during the year for the various branches of the army, and comforts were sent to the men of the minesweeper \u2018\u2018Craigilee\u2019\u2019.The education of a boy at the Montreal High School is being taken care of.Several Christmas packages of cigarettes.tobacco, etc.were sent to the patients at St.Anne's Military Hospital and a donation was made to the transportation fund of the hospital, The child and family welfare work included gifts of groceries, clothing and money and layettes have been supplied.A large par- vel of clothing and bed quilts was made up during the summer for the evacuees in London, Officers elected for the ensuing year ave as follows; honorary regent, Mrs.A.T.Stikeman; honorary vice-regent, Miss F.Fox; regent Miss Anne 1.Vail; first vice-regent, Mrs.A.R.Griffiths; second vice-regent, Mrs, W.G.Raymond, secretary, Mrs.A.H, Cameron, treasurer, Mrs.H.F.Corbett, educational secretary.Mrs.F.J.Kemp; Zchoes secretary.Mrs, G.E, Cross: standard bearer, Mrs.W.Melntosh, LOTS ON AIRPLANES More than a thousand afrplanes of all types and models will form the background for Paramount's \u201cI Wanted Wings,\u201d million-dollar eple of Army Air Corps training, for most of these scenes have been made at Randolph and Kelly fields, near San Antonio, Texas, and March field, near Riverside, Calif.Westmount avenue, the Reverend H.M.Shore officiating.Wedding music was played by Miss Margaret Boehmer.The bride, who was given away by,her uncle, Eric Heuser.wore a gown of white lace with a shoulder length veil of tuile illusion, and carried a bouquet of Joanna Hill roses.Mrs.Carl Droste.who was her sister's only attendant, wore a frock of Churchill blue crepe wtih a tiny matching flowered hat, and she carried pink roses.Herman Zinsstag, brother of the bride, wast Lest man for Mr.Bell.Following the ceremony, a Beauport, Que., the bride travel- small reception was held.and later Mr.and Mers, Bell left for ling in a frock of Bois de Rose wool crepe under a seal skin coat with a hat of ribbon matching her dress.They will reside on Victoria avenue.WILL BE PRESENTED AT THE WINTER CLUB Patrons and patronesses for the \u201cShore Leave\u201d Fashion Show to be given at the Winter Club, Friday evening, March 14, at 8.30 o'clock are: Lieut.-Commander P.W.Earl, Captain of the Barracks, R.C.N.V.R., and Mrs.Earl; Mrs.A.T.Stikeman, Regent Municipal Chapter, 1.0.D.B., Montreal; and Dr.and Mrs.D.L.Macdonald.The committee in charge for the evening's entertainment includes the Misses Adene Gerrie, convener asgigted by Frances Fox and Barbara Briggs; Betty War- rington as convener of tickets, assisted by Barbara Hyland, Mar- fon Macdonald; programs, Norah Hood; publicity, and Marie Me- Millan, in charge of models, Among those modelling the fashions are Misses Joan War- rington, Claire, Dyer, Marjorie McMurtry, Mercedes Patterson, Mildred Snoffer, Joyce Snoffer, Hope Williamson, Miriam Jeze- quel and Adene Gerrie.Among the subscribers to the show are Mrs, Stewart Hood, Mrs.John Hawkes, Mrs, Donald Hawkes, Mrs.Percival Walker, Mrs, Graham Ferguson, Mrs.O.Stanton, Mrs.W.E.A.Coulter, Mrs.John Common, Mrs, R.T.Hyland, Mrs.H, C, Warrington, Mrs.Laurna Allan, Mrs.M.Low, Mrs.E.Newell, the Misses Virginia Webb, Ruth Dowling, E.Wilson, Betty Wilson, Alberta Gough, Geraldine Traversy, Ursula Ormston, Peggy Tease, Marjorie Pollock, G.Newell, Helen Batten, Billy Stanton, L.Choin- fere, Evelyn Coulin, Louisa Rankin, \u201cShore Leave\u2019 Fashions will be shown by the H.M.C.S.Saguenay Chapter, I.O.D.E.in aid of their war work funds.Taking as their theme the \u201cBoys in Navy Blue,\" the fashions presented will include suits, furs, dresses, evening frocks, beachwear and country casuals, A wedding party will be included.\u201cNavy\u201d inspired fashions will be dominant and express the mode of the moment highlighted with red, white and blue accessories in hats, bags and gloves.Coffee and cake will be served during intermission and professionals, well-known to the radio world, will add to the evening's entertainment.King Whyte, radio M.C., is commentator for the show and he will present a colorful show against a background of navy-inspired songs and music.The beachwear to be shown has never before been presented in Canada.Imported from California, it bears a distinctly American flavor.From these samples will come the fashion futures of Canadian bathing and beach attire.| In The Women's | Realm Luncheon The Women's Association of Calvary United Church will hold a St.Patrick luncheon in the church hall on Thursday, March 13 at 1 p.m.An address and musical program will be given.Rummage Sale Under the auspices of a group of the Montreal General Hospital Graduate Nurses, 8 rummage sale in aid of their Spitfire fund will be held tomorrow at 2 o'clock in St.Stephen's Church hall, Dor- chester street and Atwater avenue.Donations to this sale will be welcome.Monthly Meeting The regular monthly meeting of the James McGill Chapter 1.0.D.E.will be held on Monday, March 10, at 8 p.m., at the Mount Royal Hotal Romm 1122.Oasis Temple Oasis Temple No.48.Daughters of the Nile will not have a sewing meeting this month.Oasis Temple No.46 will hold their regular monthly session at Victoria Hall, at 7.50 p.m.on March 17.This will be an annual meeting and election of of- ticers will be held.BAKING If your oven is very hot put a piece of waxed paper uuder the casserole cover.This will prevent baking too quickly.USED CAR BOOM Malaya has a used-car boom.Westmount Women\u2019s Club Launches New Conservation Method The ladies of the Westmount Women's Club have launched into a new branch of activity with a view of aiding the purchase of war saving certificates, An exchange table bas put in an appearance in their room each week and members may have anything they need from it, by depositing the designated number of cents in the salvage box.All money is used for the purchase of war savings stamps, Members donate these articles from their homes; the articles are things they find no further use for, such as odd glasses, asn trays, salt and pepper shakers, beads, dress ornaments, buttons, etc.These find ready exchange among members, and in the ghort time the system has been operating It has brought in funds for two certificates, and funds are well on the way towards the third certificate.Wire coat hangers, buttons, dress weights and old metal dress brooches and trimmings are al- 80 being asked for by the club salvage; buttons, buckles, etc, are used in the rooms on articles made up for Britain, and on clothes in welfare work.This plan is beneficial in three ways: it gives money to our country, it enables members to obtain or dispose of articles conserving money which would otherwise be spent for these articles and it ensures the club of some few dollars after the seven year period.LW.L.SUBDIVISION HEARS TALK ON THE GROWTH OF SERVICE Msgr.Lawrence P.Whelan, vicar-general of the Arch-diocese of Montreal, traced the development of social service in an address to the Westmount Subdivision of the Catholic Woman's League last Friday in St.Leo's School Hall, The occasion was \u201cSisters of Service\u201d day, and Monsignor Whelan spoke of the work of the residential club for girls, carried on by the Sisters at 1923 Dorchester street west.Monsignor Whelan contrasted the ruthless pagan idea of killing useless members of society with the Hebrew belief in love for one's neighbor, and still more the Christian idea that the needy should be especially cared for by the church, from which idea came the establishing of hospitals, orphanages and other institutions to care for the poor and the sick.The founder of social service, said Monsignor Whelan, was St.Vincent de Paul, who, after the war between Austria and France, built a house for poor war orphans.[ater he founded the Order of the Sisters of Charity, and with the consent of the Pope the Order carried on their charitable work outside the monasteries and convents, The speaker asked Catholic women to assist in the work of the Sisters of Service, saying that social service helps not only the body but the mind.Mrs.Leo Reynolds, the chairman of the afternoon, who introduced the vicar-general, expressed the congratulations of the subdivision on his appointment to his high office.He was thanked by Mrs.Edgar Reynolds.A cheque for $70.50 was presented to the Sisters of Service trom the Westmount Subdivision, and Sister Schenk, superintendent of the girls\u2019 hostel, received the donation.Mrs.J.Coffey paid a tribute to the work of the Sisters, and Rev, W.E McDonagh also spoke briefly.Miss Marcella Butler entertained with a monologue and a dramatic reading, and Mrs.J.T.Rogers thanked Mies Butler, Monthly Meeting To | Be Held On Tuesday The Monthly Meeting of St.Stephen's Women's Association will eb held on Tuesday evening.March 11, in the Parish Hall, The business session will begin at 7.45 in the Guild Room, after which Superintendent H.Royal Gagnon, C Division R.C.M.P.Montreal, will address a large gathering in the Parish Hall at 8.30.Superintedent Gagnon has; chosen for his subject \u201cTHE FIFTH COLUMN.\u201d The proceeds are in aid of the Chancel Guild.Refreshments will be served.{ Tickets may he obtained from, any member of the Chancel Guild The Public are cordially invited tn attend.Women of South Africa have started a campaign for the re- N NS N i N 3 N N NS N N N N N NS NS N N N N By N N N N N N NS CHILDREN'S THEATRE STARTS REHEARSALS The Children\u2019s Theatre, directed by Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters are forging ahead, em- deavoring to lend their aid to various patriotie causes.Their recent performance of \u201cThe Five Little Peppers\u201d which received such favorable comment from the press and public after Îts presentation at Victoria Hall, was given in aid of the Junior Red Cross, and the sum of $400 was made for this worthy cause.The Children\u2019s Theatre are now starting rehearsals on their final major production of the season, which will take place in May, and the regular classes for the second halt time are in progress.SHINY If you have a beautiful silver set which yo-.like to keep on display but find it difficult because the silver tarnishes easily, just wax it after polishing and Querida disarm RR TTY LEE THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 194] LITTLE LINGUIST Five-year-old Carolyn Lee, the \u201cmighty mite\u201d of Paramount's \u201cVirginia.\u201d had to learn to peak with a Southern accent for hep role in that picture, which she accomplished by playing with au.thentie, if youthful, Virginians, IM Charlotte Gowns Presenting .SPRING FASHIONS Advance Spring Dresses for all occasions .Smartest styles, newest materials .» Wide choice of colors.Moderately Priced From 11.75 to 29.50 1353 Greene Ave., near Sherbrooke Westmount Fl.7773 it will never tarnish.CRUMBS ON TARTS Sprinkle finn bread crumbs over tarts before placing in the oven and the jam will not boil over.The errmbs are not noticeable when conked.Fo Smartest | a SUITS COATS Man tailored to measure or from stock.|| All the finest imported men\u2019s Tweeds and Worsteds in the newest shades.$2750 AND UP | Special attention given to oversize and difficult-to-fit figures, The Ÿ Gracemode Shoppe || Reg'd.5029 Sherbrooke West (Opposite Westmount Theatre) Fine English Silver Sheffield Reproductions Repairs by Expert Craftsmen , 904 Sherbrooke St.West (Facing McGill Campus) Tel: LAncaster 2520 LAMP SHADES MADE TO \u20ac ORDER | Lamps and Shades Repaired E, L.La Mountain & Co.Plateau 5716 2090 UNIVERSITY ST.WAlnut 4771 PIS THE TIME TO REUPHOLSTER! 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At Your Favorite Florist Beautifully Arranged \u2014 They Are Narcissus = lris Ÿ $1.19 5518 MONKLAND AVE.ROSES - most beautiful WEDDING BOUQUETS Hollywood Florist - 503 striction of liquor to soldiers.+ CORNFIELD FUNERAL DESIGNS FROM QUALITY FLOWERS 3 STORES TO SERVE YOU WA.2747 .dex.98e Up $2.50 - CORSAGES 39¢c up 6 Sherbrooke W - WA 3122 $2.00 up 0 gc w= > et 0 et wa oer ha 2 Pa SEE TER N N = e, the lount's 6peak rT he he acth ay.ans, wns IS I! oc- newest colors, st HL \u2014\u2014 Nr THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1941 \u2018 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER PAGE FIVE Panthers Upset Argos 2-1 In Prince Albert: League BOB SMITH FIRES MARKER THAT HANDS LOOP-LEADERS FIRSTSETBACK OF SEASON Decision Forced Play-off Between the Two Clubs Under League Ruling \u2014 Will Play Two Games, Total Goals Series \u2014 Armstrong Gets Panthers First Goal, Orr Snipping Argos\u2019 Lone Tally Ross Gillingham's Panthers not only upset the dope\u2019 in the Prince Albert Hockey League on Saturday morning when they defeated the hitherto unbeaten Argos 2-1, but they also forced a playoff in the loop, between themselves and the Argos.The league ruling only called for a play-off in the event the first place team was beaten.Panthers, The Argos had kept their throughout the season until their last scheduled game, clean the record with The battle between the two top teams was easily the best game played in the league this season.lead in the first period when Tom The Panthers took a one goal Armstrong batted in a rebound.[ meet in a two game total goals to Raymond Orr knotted the count in the second period ina scramble around the Panther\u2019s nets only to see Bob Smith score on a breakaway, giving Panthers the winning goal.In the other game Saturday morning, Ted Tobias\u2019 Beavers shut-out Boyd Cowper's Snifflers 3-0.Kenyon McDonald picked up a pair of goals for the winners while Donald Wadsworth got the other.In the other game played during the week, the Argos swamped the Snifflers 9-0 with Dave Bus- siere, Raymond Orr, Ronald Shaw and John Gutelius each getting two goals, the other tally was netted by Bucky Orr, The Panthers eked out a 2-1 victory over the improving Beavers.Robert Burriss and Tom Armstrong were the scorers for the Panthers while Kenyon Me- Donald got the lone Beaver goal.The Argos and Panthers will THE \u2014THE COST 20 WORDS FOR 35- ONE CENT FOR EACH ADDITIONAL WORD count series.FINAL STANDING AIgOE 2.0.ese 1 0 27 Panthers 4 1 1 12 Reavers .ee 2 3 1 12 Snifflers 0 6 0 4 LEADING SCORERS Dave Bussiere, Argos .Earl McDonald, Argos s.essee Kenyon McDonald, Beavers .Raymond Orr, Argos .Ronald Shaw, Argos Ned Jakmai, Beavers seseese Robert Burriss, Panthers .Ross Gillingham, TT athers .Cameron McFa- \u2018en, Beavers Manley Burriss, Panthers .Donald Wad-worth Beavers John Gutelius, Argos Tom Armstrong, Panth- - \u2014_ ROSES MS IO ND CO CO Ma Aa OF OF esse \u201cMy word,\u201d said the stranger at the dance, \u201cwho is that long and lanky girl over there?\u201d \u201cShh,\u201d whispered his host.\u201cShe used to be long and lanky\u2014 but since she's inherited a large fortune she is referred to as being tall and stately.\u201d THE \u201cEXAMINER\u201d CAN HELP YOU A SMALL WANT AD INSERTED IN THE \u201cFLATS WANTED\u201d COLUMNS OF \u201cEXAMINER\u201d WILL SAVE YOU MANY WEARY FOOTSTEPS.JUST STATE YOUR REQUIREMENTS, THE LANELORDS WILL CONTACT YOU AND TELL YOU WHAT THEY HAVE TO OFFER.W.1.5.SKI STARS RECORD VICTORY AT SEIGNIORY Westmount High School ski stars captured the Dunning Trophy for another year last weekend at the Seigniory Club, defeating teams from six other schools in downhill, slalom and cross- country competition Don Dreunan and P.Dougher- ty shared individual honors for the winning team.winning the downhill and slalom events.respectively.Ottawa Glebe dominated the cross-country test.placing three men in the first four with A.Hanson leading.The resus SLALOM 1st 2nd Total 1\u2014P.Dougherty.W.H.R.No 1 38.2 36 THe 2\u2014J.Mintya WHS.No.2 ., 40.1 361 764 3\u2014D.Drennan, W.H.S, No.1 .414 35 16.4 4\u2014W.Murrar, Westmount Inter.5\u2014B.Rutledge, 41.4 36.2 77.33 W.H,S.No.2 .40.2 423 83 6\u2014J.Fitzpatrick, W.H.8, No, 1 .+4 384 83.4 7\u2014A.Cloutier, Ottawa Univer.44.4 38.2 541 8\u2014I, McCallum.WHS.No.2 .42 43.1 85.9\u2014A, Hanson, Glebe 44.3 40.8 551 10\u2014J.Glen, W.H.S.No.1 .47 0.1 87.1 11\u2014J, Walt, Asht y 48 40.1 88 12\u2014K.Wilson, 12\u2014J.Millen, Sedbergh .43.8 46.4 90.2 14\u2014B.McCualig, Stratchona .48.1 42.2 803 16- F.\u201c\u2019acKennan, Glebe .,.48 48 81 Team Standing 1, W.H,S, I, 100: 2, W.H.S., 2, 94.42; 3, Glebe.86.05: 4, Sedbergh, 75.54; 5.Strathcona, 76.24; 6, Ottawa Tech.75.49; 7, Ottawa University, 75.00; 8, Ashbury, 63.9%.DOWNHILL Drennan, W.H.S.No.1 ., Rutledge, W.H.S.No, 2 Murray, West.Int, .Cloutier, Ottawa Uni.Wilson, Sedbergh Fitzpatrick.W.H,S.No.1 Hanson, Glebe Kipp, Ottawa Univer.1\u2014D.2\u2014B, 3 Ww.4\u2014A.3\u2014K, 6\u2014J.T\u2014A.8\u2014A.9\u2014B.McCuaig, Strathcona .Glen, W.H,S.No.1 HAVE YOU GOT YOUR FLAT YET?DDE HUNTING ÉPÉ22SSSEA Ga dù 1e 10 CD ht ge et 10\u2014J.YOU CAN PHONE WA.2773 VERSATILE PETE REISER \u201cTHIS SEASON.FORMERLY AN INFIELDER, REISER WAS HITTING 380 FOR ELMIRA WHEN RECALLED LAST JULY.\u2014 FREED FROM i.ST LOUIS CARDINAL CHAIN GANG IN 1938, JIS YOUNGSTER COST fey DODGERS ONLY (EN B00.4 : - a , ' -\u2014 BROOKLYN BARGAIN EXPECTS D PLAY RIGHT FELD FOR BROOKLYN DODGERS > By Art Krenz 3 JUST LOOKING AROUND By STAN HELLEUR Directly above this piece you taking his cut.And take a good 1 coming the National prize rookie of 1941, whether he plays the Dodger outfield or infield.\u201c1 won't say the kid has everything,\" Karst continucd.\u201cHe hasn't the best throwing arm in the world but he can hit and field, and above all he's got that hig league hustle, \u201cHe doesn\u2019t care whether he's playing the infield or out in the long grass so long as he's in the game, And he can run those bases too, isn\u2019t afraid of leg injuries.Y'know what I mean, he's got that Pepper Martin brand of tight.\u201d And St.Louis Gene knows all about the Martin type of ginniger for he was connected with the N.L.Cardinals when the Wild Horse of the Osage was in his hey-day.It hasn't been decided as yet whether Reiser will be playing third base where he filled in last season when Cookie Lavagetto was injured, or out in the outfield where he\u2019s more at home, but he'll be in there swinging in any case.SQUIRRELS GO SOUTH With the arrival of March winds and stuff, birds begin migrating north and ball players head for southern climes where the established stars and the rookies battle it out in a wionth\u2019s pre-schedule training.Baseball camps in the spring are interesting spots.in that they usually are divided into the same three parts season after reason, The first is comprised of the manager, players nd coachers; the second of newspapermen, and the third, probably the most interesting, is camposed of the han- gers-on and ambitious boys desirous of playing ball like Boh Feller, Joe DiMaggio or Jimmy Ripple (that local angle.) There are squirrels among the hangers-on, usually friends of the owners and real dyed-in-the- 11\u2014I.McCallum.W.H.8, No.2 .62.3 12\u2014J.Minty, W.H.S.82.4 13\u2014P, Dougherty.W.H.$ £3.2 14\u2014J.Walt, Ashbury 63.7 15\u2014J.Wickware, Ottawa Tech.63.4 16\u2014J.Davey, Ottawa Tech.63.4 Team Standing 1, W.H.S.1.100; 2, W.H.5.2, 95,80; 3.Ottawa University.93.95; 4, Ottawa Tech.8738: 5.flebe, 85.12; 6, i 8trathcona, 43.80, 7, Sedbergh, 82.94; 8, Ashbury, 80.00, | CROSS CO' (TRY 1\u2014A.Hanson, Glebe 2.2 2404 37.54 | 2=\u2014D.Acton, Glebe .\u2026 36.15 { 3\u2014D.Brown.Strathcona .39.4 4\u2014D, Coleman.Glebe .5 « 5\u2014P.Dougherty, W.H.8.1 .40.3% | 6\u2014J.Davey.Ottawa Tech.41.04 7\u2014F.Maclennan, Glebe .41.3% 8\u2014J.Fitzpatrick, W.H.S, 1 .42.22 #\u2014K, W'ison, Sedbergh .42.24 10\u20141), Brennan, WHE 1 .,.42.4] 11\u2014W.Murray.West, Int 43.2 ,12\u2014J.Tuplen, Ottawa Univer.13.23 + 13\u2014J.Millen, Sedbergh.42.3% 14.McCailum, W.H.5, 2 .42.41 15\u2014J.Rooks.Nttawa Te h, $5.42 Team Standing 1.Glehe.100: 2% W.H.S, 3.#050: .3.Ottawa Tech, 57,01: 4, Strathcona, 88.00: 5, Sedbergh.12.22: 6.WH.2, 81.44; 7, Ottawa [Univers ts, \u201cLos IS) Ashbury Cuilege, 61.54, clouter who could have put our Royals in the International Baseball League\u2019s first division last summer, It indeed is a pity the parent Dodgers farmed Mr.Relser to Elmira of the Pennsylvania loop because, in the words Karst, Royals\u2019 travelling secretary, \u201cHe's a lotta\u2019 ball player whose left hand swings would have helped us plenty.\u201d \" To ampify his statement, Karst ventured that if Reiser doesn't get any bad breaks he stands just as much chance as anybody of be- League'sk will observe a young ball player ookie at him for he's the young of Gene windbreaker rooters who simply can't wait up North for the regular 154-game schedule, Ordinarily they are the small business men who have achlev- ed independence and would rather spend their holidays at a little Florida milk-stop, watching the daily workout, than amid the more citified surroundings of Minmi.The embryonic stars usually hitch-hike to camp, free lances off the game hoping to Impress Bill McKechnle, Joe McCarthy.Del Baker or another big league pilot ready to give them a trial, And again among this group are those ambitious boys who keep coming back year after year, none of them ever having a ghost of a chance but always hoping to connect.+ Bert kn-wn of - camp followers is Lou Mandell, who still thinks, pathetically, that some day he's going to become a big leaguer.Gnce, for mn brief perlod, Pitcher Lou served them up for a House of David nine hut that was as far as he got.Each spring he gathers his clippings together and wends his way to St.Pete, crossroads of ail ball clubs, where \u201c1e begins his systematic round of all the big league teams and then farms himself out to the minors but with no more nuccess.\u201cI've given el Baker \"is last chance to sign me,\u201d he would say, turning up at the Yankee camp.\u2018Look, Mr.Mec- Cart'y, never have I been in such ood shape.Baker is amazed at the sl ape I'm in.Look, I'll prove ft.\u201d .And Lou will commence to tour the sacks in under full steam, ending up in a cloud of dust at home plate.\u2018See what | mean MeCart'\u2019y?\" But Joe never can see.About the closest Mandell ever got to the hig leagues was when Pepper Martin taught him how to hook slide in the lobby of the swish Princess Martha Hotel in St.Pete.But Lou will be back again this season, when the squirrels go south.Thom Will Head Hampstead G.C.Hampstead Golf Club re-elected Edward J.Thom as president at the annual .neeting heli recently when reports of 1940 activities were presented.Other officers elected were W.U.Dixon, vice-president; A.Bay- ard, R.H.Beckett, A.F.Cassel- man, F.E.Dodman, D.R.Horns- by F.A.Johnson, B.Kinsey, jr., and A.R.Tinker, directors, H.E.Race was named captain, while Buddy Clark waa re-ap- pointed professional and John M.Allan wus re-engaged as green- EAGLES SQUAD WINS BY I OVER LOYOLA Triumphs Over Maroon Juniors in Exhibition Hockey Fixture With their string of exhibition victories unbroken, Westmount Golden Kagles invaded Loyola Stadium last Sunday and troune- ed the High School Junior decisively, ringing up a 7-1 count.Buuard Read paced the victors in accounting for three well earned tallies, while Beaulne and Brodie showed some sterling work on the Westmount defence.For Loyola, the Langan boys were tireless in thelr efforts to penetrate the staunch Eagle defence and Gendron between the pipes frustrated the oppusing®forwards repeatedly, Charlie Laurendeau started the Eagles scoring soon after the first period opened on passes from Mann and Romney, while Euard Read counted his first on a pass from Sawyer.Late in the first poriod, Kohler let n powerful drive sink deep into the twine for the College boys\u2019 counter of the gaine, The second canto was well under way before Golden agles sewed up the gaine, when Romuey after taking a well directed pass from the stick of Don Manu, romped in und flicked the disc past Gendron, The Maroons turned on the pressure al this point, \u2018but were foiled by the tireless back checking of the Goulden Eagles for- wirds, plus some capable net tending by Ed Clark.After breaking up one of these forays, Luurendeau finally tallied his second and his team\u2019s fourth counter, after Mann had relayed the disc to Romney, who in turn had slipped the rubber over to Laurendeau.This ended the scoring for the middle stanza.Read completed the hat trick in the third period when he tal- lled two counters, and Pocock sandwicked his In between when he rounded the Loyola nets and lifted the disc past the startied Gendron from a difficult angle.The lineups; Loyola Gulden Eagles Gendron goal Clark Meagher defence rode Wickham defence Boaulne I, Langan J, wlng laurendenu Malone centre Minn KF.langan r.wing Romney Loyola subs: O'Neill, O'Connor, Koh.Jer, MeCarney.Golden Eagle snba: l\u2019ocock, Shmard, Sawyer, Rend, Blnck, IST Prion 1\u2014Golden Eugles, Iaurendenu (Mann, Romney) 2\u2014Golden Eagles, Road (Sawyer) 3\u2014Loyola, Kohler (O'Connor) IND I'ERIOD 4\u2014Goiden Eagles, Romney (Mann d\u2014Golden Eagles, Laurendenn (Romney, Mann) SRD PERIOD 6&\u2014Golden Eagles, Read (lack) T\u2014Golden Eagles, 'oesck CUnassisled) 8-fiolden Kugles, Read (Sawyer, Black) WEST HILL, WHS.LEAD IN SKI MEET West Hil ard Westmount skiers shared top honors in the Intermediate Protestant Schools Ski Union reluy race held on Mount Royal.Westmount topped the Med and Gray In the intermediate event hut the N.D.G.scholars captured top team laurels for the day, pairing their second-place Intermediate performance with a first in junjor tilting.Westmount's winning interme diate squad was composed of P.Dougherty, J.Bishop, R.Tilden, and J.Glen, while Houd, Hard- man, Smith and Kobayashi formed West Hill's triumphant junior uit, Results for both events were as follows: INTERMEDIATE * 1, Westmount\u2014P.Dougherty, J.Bishop, H.Tilden, J.(ilen .2.West Hill\u2014Beaugrand, Davis, 23,06 J.Hale, R, Olken .23,10 2.WLE\u2014J.Brunning, B.Kipper, O.Owens, D.Ritchie .23.30 4.Westmount 2\u2014D, Bourke, T, Monre, D, Scott, M.Ellwood 24,32 5 West Hill 2\u2014Crowley, Firlng, Hayes.Armatrong 25,20 8.Mount Royal\u2014B.Duyvewaardt, H, Guacek, J.Thornburn, D.Currie LL.ie cela.26.45 7.Baron Byng\u2014M.Greenbla\u2018t, Ta Waldman, M, Goldwater, A, Goldherg .28.53 8.Verdun\u2014K.Wright, S.Iolmen, D.Good, V.Allen 28.25 JUNIOR 1.West Hill 1.=Houd, Hardman, Smith, Kohayaghl 2.W.ILK\u2014B.Murray, J.Starke, K.Walsh, G.Beaumont .2.Mount Royal- A, McCormack, 7.Reeves, T.Johnson, R.C\u2018andlish .+.lachine \u2014 J.Rutherford, J.Tanning, B.McComhe, D.Vogel , West Hil} 2\u2014Hprague, Spearman, Ngzsrn f.West Hill 3\u2014Richardson, man, Rradberry.Hutchison T Baron Byng\u2014A.Markus.M Pollack, J, Greenblatt, 1.Rel.27,51 28,50 a Hart- 0.5% keeper.BheP secvoerceronsrccercs0000 81.28 Bantam Hurricanes Lose To Rosemount In Playoff The bantam Hurricanes, only Westmount teaun to survive the first round of the QA H.A, play- downs, bowed out fn the semifinals, The local team Jost to the Rosemount representatives, named the General De Gaulle club, 2-1.The little French team from Rosemount showed no great superiority over the Hurricanes with exception of an edge in PEE WEE LOOP ENDS SEASON Detroit Noses Out Canadiens 7-6 for the Rim- mer Shield The Pee Wee League at Stay- nor rink has concluded anothor successful season, Two teams, Canadiens and Detroit ended up tio for first place in the league competition, In d sudden-death gume for the Rimmer Trophy, the Detroit team odged out the Canadiens 7-6 with Craig getting the winning counter in the last minute of play, Canadiens und Boston (hen mot in a Lwo-out-of-three serlos for the Rimmer Shield with the Canucks taking the honors, The Boston club won the first game, & high scoring affair 8-4.The Canadiens came back to win the next two, 4-3 and 8-2, This marke the second time the Canadiens have won the Shield since IL was presented for competition, FINAL STANDING Won Laat Pa, { 4 13 Canadiens Detroit 2 18 Boston ; 4 # K Toronto .20e À 8 2 LEADING SCORERS G.A.Pin L.Chambers 24 7 al » Craig.20 4 20 W.Prudhomme 7 8 15 Foo Rena 2,0.~ 11 + 14 Co Foray LL.3 9 12 back-checking, The Hurricanes were behind by two goals before they finally tallied their lone marker late in the third period, John Piers scoring, Pete Taylor, Jack McKissock, Bill Dryden and Ronald Baxter played well for the Huiricanes, while Fred Jones in the nets although beaten by two long-shots, played a standout game, Alexander's Golden Engles engaged in two games during the week, swamping the St.Andrew's Midgets 17-2 but dropping a tough 6-5 overtime decision in n tournament they cutered ui Deaf and Dumb Institute\u2019s Rink, Dougie Bob Berry\u2019s team and Dave Johnson's team are waging cloas battles in thelr Saturday more ning duels at Prince Albert rink, Pote Merrill, goaler for the Ban- tan Acos, turned out with the Johnson club last woek, Both clubs have \u201coutlawed\u201d Logue McDonald, as being too good.The unsong herves in (he hockey season just past have been the reforees.Turning out faithfully in all kinds of weather, with not one arbiter failing to show up for an assignment.The QA LA, have heen wsing Tom Brennan in quite a few of their play-offs.Lou Chambers, playing In the Peu Woo League at Staynor rink must.have \u201csomething on the bull.\u2019 Scoring twenty-four goals and goven assistg in nine gumes is nice going, DELIVERED ICE COLD Rapid Service till 11 p.m.FT.4744 If first line signals busy, Dial WE.1616 FORUM GROCERY Nearest Licensed Grocer to Westmount Canadian Airports All Way To Alaska C.G.Power, Air Minister, announced today that a system of alrports through Alberta and British Columbia lending to Alaska, fs being established by the Canadan Government at a cost of approximately $9,000,000, DESCRIBES THE £/ ATMOSPHERE OF THE Laurentide Inn AT GRAND MERE, QUE.THE SURROUNDINGS ARE UNUSUALLY BEAUTIFUL Gomfotfable Badkooms Sous Lounges.and\u2019 Food Food- combined wilh a homelike almasphere modes thirholel ideal for à reo! rest » q g AAT Ld U 4 Z LAURENTIDE INN ».here at Gray Rocks\u2014in the Laurentians where skiing starts eur).ivr, lasts longer, where the snow is deeper and the air brisker.125 miles of trails.Jump.Ski ww, And the famous Snow Pagle Ski School, Du fd thousands do annually \u2014 enjoy winter in the Mt.Trem blant sector of the Quebec Laurentians All other winter sports, Restricted dientele.F.H, WHFFPLFR, NL ' | 2209 St.Catherine W.ROBINTEX SUITINDGS IF YOU WANT A SUIT THAT WILL MAKE-UP WELL RE WEAR WELLAND KEEP ITS SHAPE Ark M Tallor - A LCL SE The tonic effect in wearing these Sultings croates a feeling of confidence.When you call do not forget The heat you need is WHAT YOU GET! You are buying heat when you order our coal.You are bargaining for comfort and you get what you pay for.If you are in a hurry so are we.Quick, polite service.COAL - COKE - FUEL OIL Special Discount for Cash YC LT 10802 TEL, .PHONE DE.1132 4856 SHERBROOKE ST.W., Wid.A IIR a AT 8.30 \u201cIt\u2019s Worth Whi ® NOTE CHANGE OF NIGHT © BINGO EVERY FRIDAY NicHT VALUABLE PRIZES 5455 NOTRE DAME DE GRACE AVE.Corner Girouard SHARP le to Win One\u201d J ete PAGE SIX * THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 194} ALL OVER BUT THE SHOUTING Hollywood, March 5\u2014Well, it's all over but the shouting\u2014and even that is fading quickly, as Hollywood returns to stride after another Academy Awards Banquet.Golden Oscars are already gather- Ing dust atop mantel pieces or studio filing cabinets; Bette Davis has dried her tears and decided to face life squarely despite her defeat by Ginger Rogers; the film colony has no further excuse for neglect At the annual meeting of the Margaret Folsou Murray Chapter I.LO.D.E.held in the Mount Royal Hotel last week, the 27th annual report was given.All obligations to the National, Provincial and Municipal Chapters were met.During the past year 237 articles of cloth- Ing ,etc., were distributed to the Montreal Children s Hospital, St.Michael's Mission and the Vie- torian Order of Nurses, and 7 layettes were suppl ed to needy fam- of work\u2014and within a month not one person in ten will be able to name the winners without much scratching of the craniuim and a'INE were supplied to 10 families; good deal of cogitution, Your correspondent, prophets, As one poetically puts it, I am a better hog-caller than race-culler, Charles Chaplin did not win the acting award\u2014though many still Judge his performance far super- lor to genial Jimmy Stewarl's Hollywood's jealousy of Katherine Hepburn was too great a han: dicap for the brillant actress; six thousand bit players swung the vote to plebelan Ginger Rogers, And \u201cThe Long Voyage Home' was perhaps too arty for Academy voters, though your humble servant ctubbornly considers it one of the finest films ever made, ) These lines are not penned ; in a spirit of cussedness; all Lover town one finds strong dise agreement with ballotüing re- yeults.As there can be no pos- ¢ sible suspicion of crooked elec- x tows, one can only assume that 7 ÿ Aendemy ballotting does not - necessarily reflect general pub.ESTA reaction.Box-offica stars of \u201cthe year are seldom Academy j Winners.Those granted Acad- PLEASE HAVE FARE READY Speedier and more comfortable service becomes possible when \u2018passengers: 1 Have ticket, transfer, or \u2018exact fare ready before | ; boarding tram or bus; | 2 Move to unoccupled space \u2018and do not crowd one portion of the car; Move toward the exit BE- * FORE arrival at destinae tion.in observing these customs will | i The co operation of our patrons M be greatly appreciated by all | { } } ! | | and a contribution as usual, proved himself the poorest of fund constituent a emy franchise comprise too closely-knit a group to be trusted with the selection ot the year's most-deserving per- sonallties and efforts.Their Jealousies and personal blu too often offset any general production knowledge with which the may be blessed.Well, it's over and done with! The food was fine, Roosevelt's speech wag inspiring; defeated candidates will convalesce qulck- ly\u2014and we've all had something to write about.À guy hus no right to ask for mere! + TABLE TALI The Maharajah of Jaipur pays Time Magazine $856 a year to receive the weekly publication via airmail.The Sunday New York Times would probably cost him his kingdom .Maureen O'\u2019Sullivan is In Toronto to visit her husband, John Farrow, who is on short leave from the Canadian Navy .Paramount's Veronica Luke, screen find of the year.flies to Montreal next month for the Canadian premiere of \u2018I Wanted Wings\u201d.Warner's latest epic is titled \u201cThe Bride Came C.0.D.\u201d\" Writ- arg are already at work on a sequel to be called \u201cThe Groom Came Parcel Post\" .Studio publicity chiefs at Universal and CBS were called to the colors last week.This typeslinger follows in six weeks.REYNOLDS' REPARTER Undoubtedly the ace news.hawk assigned to the current war is quict, likeablo Quentin Reynolds, of Colli~~'s Magn- zine, Reynolds is now in Hollywood for a brief siesta between seiges, and he returns to England in ten days by \u2018plune.* Poker players throughout the Dominion should be interested in a fad started here by Reynolds, An ardent poker fan, himself, he suggests that one :hip be taken \u2018rom each pnt, to te devoted to the relief of needy survivors of American voluntecrs killad while with the R.A.F.Last week he collected more than $7500 from poker fans throushout the country.and the fund thus set up has been named in memory of Heywood Broun, one of journalism\u2019s truly great men.There seems little reason why a similar fund could not be raised in Canada for civilian rellet in England, Why not start the ball rolling?CUFFNNTES RKO says Orson Welles\u2019 \u201cCitizen Kane\u201d will be released in three weeks, but rumor persists that the film will be shelved .George Perinal, who won the \"FRANK WHITFIELD IS NOW OPERATING THE Champlain Service Station * CORNER GROSVENOR AND SHERBROOKE Gasoline \u2014 Motor | Washing \u2014 Tires Phone ELwood 0188 Oils \u2014 Lubrication \u2014 Battery Service WEllington 1885 Westmount Business College L'] MISS R.WOOD, PRINCIPAL (Formerly of Metcalfe Avenue) Royal Bank Building CORNER ST.CATHERINE AND GREENE AVE.(Entrance 1163 Greene Ave.) Complete Business and Secretarial Courses Specialixed Individual Instruction.Limited number in day and evening classes.Private lessons.Graduates with leading Montreal firms If no answer, phone DExter 1200 Poe dur Le, ! have found the words The \u201cHidden Titles\u201d Contest lies, Christmas baskets and ~loth- of $5 was to the Children's Library \u201cund.The Chapter also assisted three students during the year, 825 woldlers comforts were made from wool purchased by the Chapter, together with dona tions.Clothing was also given to ex-service men, and several garments were ulso donated to the Navy League.\u2018Tables and chalrs were donated to the Wire- les?School von Queen Mary Road.Money contributions were made to the Mury Barrows Nursing Services Gaspe Coast; $25 to the Margaret Polson Murray bed in \u2018Annual Meeting Held By Local Chapter .O.D.E.Nasik Hospital, India.Soldiers Library Fund; St.Helena's Schoo! at Poona; Labrador Voluntary Educational League; McDonald Bursary, and Hospitality House for the R.C.A.F.$140 was given to the 1.O.D.E.bomber fund, and $25 to the British War Guest Fund.Total receipts for the year amounted to $1,044.17.Officers elected for 1941-42 are: Honorary regents, Mrs.Duncan P.Anderson and Mrs.A.H.\u2018Tanner; honorary vice-regent, Miss F.Campbell; regent, Mra.E.A.Ormandy; 1st vice-regent, Mrs.A.Douglas Angus; 2nd vice- regent, Mrg.J.A.Duncan; secretary, Mrs.A, Lamontagne; treas urer, Mra.G.Gillings: educational secretary, Mrs.C.Gray; \u201cEchoes\u2019 secretary, Mrs.J.B.Briggs: standard bearer, Mrs, G, Bowden.Councillors are: Mrs, W.Nor- they, Misg F.Campbell, Mrs.W.A.Gandle, Miss L.Nicol, Mrs.W.H.Miner, Mrs.K.S.Muer.Child and Family Welfare convener, Mrs.W.Northey; sewing convener, Mrs.G.Bowden; war service convener, Mrs, A.Douglas Angus.THOSE SUBSCRIBING TO ANNUAL LUNCHEON OF WESTMOUNT GLUB Those subscribing to the West- mount Women's Club Annual Charter Day luncheon, which will take place at the Mount Royal Hotel on Friday, March 14 at one o'clock, are as follows: Mrs.W.J.Ahern, Mrs.W.T.Hobart, Mrs.Fred L, Barlow, Mrs.W.D, Willis, Mrs.Thomson Robertson, Mrs, C, B, Richardson, Mrs, N.8.Crocker, Mrs, F, Gardner, Mrs, G.W.Davis, Mra.J.G.Campbell, Mrs.G.C.Davis, Miss M.Balrd, Mrs, C.I.Walters, Mrs.W, 8.Wright, Mrs, Geo.In- glls, Mrs.G.Robins, Mrs, J.A.Dixon, Mrs, C, W.Johnston, Mrs, W.Thayer, Mrs, I.Millard, Mrs.C.E.Robinson, Mrs, H.A.Col- Her, Mrs.R, C.Lewis, Mrs.A.J.Featherstone, Mrs.N, Baird, Miss H.L, Stone, Mrs, J.E.Trembls, Mrs.W.A.Murray, Mrs.A, Find- lay, Mrs.F.A.Stark, Miss M.Stewart, Mrs.A.T.Willis, Mrs.J.Sutherland, Mrs.G.Waterhouse, Mrs.Leslie H.Boyd, Mrs.J, 8.Chadburn, Mrs, Finley Graham, Mrs.A, ©.Munich, Miss G, Biliot, Mrs.G.M.LeHain, Mrs, F.T.Gittins, Mrs.E.P.Brown, Mrs.P.G.Delgado, Mrs.G.Robertson, Mrs.A, H, Pepper, Mrs.J.MacEwan, Mrs.A.Parkes, Miss Mary Parkes, Mrs, M.Fowler, Mra.W.Clark, Mrs.Geo.Cook, Mrs.R.B.Taylor, Mrs.B.Cook, Mrs, A L, Twyner, Mrs.W.R, Bulloch, Mrs.W.T.Marlow, Mrs, E.S.Stanton, Mrs.H.B.Van Every, Mrs.H.B, Pope, Mrs, E.D.Mc- Callum, Mrs.Anson Walker, Mrs.A.T.Field, Mrs, J.C.McKean, Mrs.C.Hull, Mrs.G.Flynn, Mrs.V.C, Moulton, Mrs, H.Sawers.Mrs.M.Baldwin, Mrs, T.W.Stephens, Mrs.G.F.Shaw, Mrs.A.H.Keep, Mrs, J.A.Bain, Mrs.E.Brown, Mrs.R, Gittus, Mrs.T.W.DeWitt, Mrs.J.H.Johnston, Miss M.McKergow, Mrs.F, Brough, Mrs.A, Thomson, Mrs.C, Fortier, Mrs.A.Boucher, Mrs.L.P.Nelligan, Mrs.W.J.Templeton, Mrs, J.T, Rowe, Mrs.C.F, Crutchlow, Mrs, Douglas Bremner.Mrs.G.Harrison, Mrs, I.MeHat- fie, Mrs, Geo.Mooney, Mrs.A.H.Cadieux, Mrs, Edwin Briggs, Mrs.Percy French, Mrs.R.F.L.Picard, Mrs, J.Meldrum, Mrs, C.A.Borrie, Ms.J.B.Ward, Mra.Bradbury, Mrs, A.Lorimier, Mrs.J, A, Gillespie, Mrs.F.H.Foster.Mrs.L.J, Dison, Mrs.G, Cardin, Mrs, G.Pare, Mrs.C.Thomson, Mrs, W.Truzell, Mrs.W.A.Hay- man, Mrs.Stanton Robinson, Miss M.Dennis, Miss E, McCarthy, Mrs.O.E.Armstrong, Mrs.W.Fowlie, Mrs, G.W.Rowell, Mrs, Robert P.Howard, Mrs.G.G.Lynch, Mrs.Alan Baird, Mrs.J.Willock, Mrs, E.J.Addison, Mrs.Robt, Chalmers, Mrs.D.Boyd, Mrs, F.J, McClure, Mrs.M.Unicume, Mrs.L, Beaumont.Mrs.I.R.Dempster, Mrs.R.H.Anderson, Mrs, F.M.Scott, Mrs E.Brett, Mrs, P.J, Richards.Mrs.W.P.McLaren, Mrs, A.J.Griffin, Mrs M.G.Louthood, Mrs.A.A.Charters, Mrs.E, S.Coleman, Mrs, H.8.McKnight, Mrs, S.Simpson, Mrs.C.A.Rie- dinger, Mrs.O.L.Herring, Mrs.R.Watson, Mrs.H.M.Taylor, Mrs.J.R.Cumming, Mrs, F, J.Osborn, Mrs, A, B, Foster, Mrs.and the words RTTYITINTYYTIN Addre SHOUVSNEUNNOA CU SLAGENMNOSSN CHOCO SOHSNEMA OO SEC IR NSE Te ME TITRE) sine \u2026 of this week's Examiner, these being the titles of the Vito feature pictures to be shown at the Westmount Theatre during the first half of the coming week.decision as final regarding the awarding of passes to the Theatre.ssvocsocces ON | agree to accept the judges\u2019 sreanescestsees Academy Award for tilming \u201cThe Thiet of Bagdad,\u201d does not yet know of his victory.He's with the British Forces in Africa .Four draftees who stuck $2.00 on the nose of a Santa Anita nag named Conscription collected $160 aplece last week ., Although Deanna Durbin\u2019s \u201cNice Girl\u201d ends with Deannn singing \u201cThank You, America.\u201d a special fadeout in which she warbles \u201cThere'll Always Be an England\u201d is being tacked onto the prints destined for British re- leass .And that's the dope from here for now.Adios.Experts Employed By Reliable Upholstering The Reliable Upholstering Company, 5779 Sherbrooke street, west, offers residents of West- mount a complete upholstery and furniture repair service at extremely moderate prices.The store carries a full assortment of chair and chesterfield coverings and all work ls done by experienced craftsmen.Now that spring will soon be here and the majority of persons are brightening up the appearance of their homes, the service offered by Reliable Upholstering is of particiular interest.Drab furniture looks like new again when it has been re-up- hoistered and will improve the appearance of an entire room.À telephone call to Rellable will bring a representative to your home.The phone number of ELwood 7933.ENGAGEMENT The engagement is announced of Miss Elizabeth Winifred Brown, daughter of the late Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Brown, of Glasgow, Scotland, to Sergeant William Alan Kertland, No.4 Det.Corps of Milltary Staff Clerks, son of Mr.and Mrs.C.G.Kert- land.The wedding will take place early in April.300 To Attend .(Continued from Page 1) Knox McDaniel, Keith Charters, Jack Mackenzie, Tom Lawson, Gordon Leach, Bob McGoun, Mare Hanington, Tom Mulligan, Gordon Hawker, Ross Cann, Stan Gilpin, Bill Clark, Doug Wood, Peter Abbott, Bill Patrick, Cameron Stephenson, Drnest Ira Taylor, Frank Wilron, Dave Morton, Fred Hayes, Pete Morrisey, Art Earle, Ken Ross, Don Fraser, Wyck Fraser.Bob Watt, John Turcot, Jim Langton, Jack Mac- Gilchrist, Geo.Blackwell, Mrs.A.E.White- house, Mrs.U.S, Beck, Mrs.A.Lyle, Mrs, J.Crawford, Mrs, W.M.Ware, Mrs, L, C, Woodall, Mrs.H.Hepworth, Mrs.W, C.R.Howard, Mrs, C.Knowles, Mrs.F, R.Manuel, Mrs.T, Craig, Mrs, F.R, Haney, Mrs, R.Inn- wood, Mrs.J.H.Boyes, Mrs.W.L.Moran, Mrs.Eldred Archibald, Mrs, H.E.Davidson, Miss H, E.Jette, Mrs.R.O, Shaw, Mrs.W.Morgan, Mrs.H.Bartlett, Mrs F.A.Jennings, Mrs, F, O, Whit- comb, Mrs.W, S.Adams, Mrs.F, O.Smith, Mrs, JB.Churchi'l, Mrs.Geo.Stewart, Mrs.P.A.Patterson, Mrs, W.Couper, Mrs.J.Campbell, Mrs.J.S.Burden, Mrs, A.Smibert, Mrs, W.Som- merville, Mrs, W.Hayden, Mrs.M, F.McKay, Miss B.A.Wood- gate, Mrs.Guy Smith, Mrs, W.A, Griffiths, Mrs.M, Watson.Mrs.J, Jamieson, Miss R.Label, Mrs.R.H, Munk, Mrs, E.Wolf, Mrs.E.Reld.Mrs.E.Mathews, Mrs.T.Mitchell, Mrs, H.D.Cas- well, Miss Rose Greenway, Mra.Brodie, Mrs, Glouser, Mrs.C.W.Stackhouse, Mrs.J.D.Alexander.Miss E.Willis, Miss M.Stott.Mrs.Chas.Cooper, Mrs.C.E.Gausden, Mrs.Bayly Sprott, Mrs.J.J.Cormack, Mrs.W.G., Raymond, Mrs.E.E, McMillan, Mrs.W.Hick, Miss Alyss Brown, Miss M.Brown, Mrs, E, J.Clark, Mrs, J.A.Burns, Mrs, Dent Harrl- son, Sr, Mrs.C, J, Baller, Mrs.A.Balfry, Columbia has ordered 22 Diesel rail cars and 13 railway trailers in the United States.CROSSWORD SOLUTION Mis.Alexandor Wins Savings Certificate Mrs.L.\u2018AlexanGor was the winner of & $35 war savings certificate given as pcjze in a drawing held recently under the auspices of the Shaare Hashomayim Women\u2019s Auxiliary.The sum of $250 was raised and wil] go towards the work of the Recreational Equipment sub-committee, of the War Effort Committee, Canadian Jewish Congress.The auxiliary is sharing in the furnishing of the District Depot of Military District No.4.PAPAYAS FROM CUBA More than 1,200,000 pounds of papayas were shipped from Cuba to the United States in 1940.Rev.Adams To Speak At Baptist Church At the evening service on Sunday, the pulpit of Westmount Baptist Church will be occupied by Rev.James Adams, B.A.B.- Th., whose theme will be, \u201cThe Bulwark of Freedom.\u201d In the morning, Rev.Robert Hamilton, B.A.will conduct the service.His address will be \u201cWorking With God.\u2019 The young people will hold their assembly on Monday evening at 8 o\u2019clock.Visitors and new members are cordially welcomed, On+ Wednesday evening, the Church has its Mid-Week Fellowship, conducted by thc Minister.G.E.Trueman.(Continued from Page 1) J.M.C.Duckworth, Mrs.J.A.Aikin, Mrs.M.Baldwin, Mrs.W.C.Barpe, Miss N.Collitt, Miss C.R.Dowling, Mrs.W.Eagle, Mrs C.7, Frayn, .Mrs.C.Harding, Mrs.R.R.Hen- i-ry, Mrs, W.H.Heyes, Mrs, A L.Huber, Mrs.C.D.Lang, Mrs N.M.McLeod, Mrs.F.Peden, Mrs W.H.Smith, Mis: F, Stewart.Mrs.R.R.Steeves, Mrs.E.Walton, Mrs.T.A, Wilson, Mrs.A.R.Winn, The world\u2019s greatest broadbill swordfish, 13 feet, nine inches long and weighing $60 pounds, was captured by W.E.Tucker off Tocopilla, Chile.E.H.Greenidge.| Purim Meeting Will Be Held By Auxiliary The Women's Auxiliary of Shaare Hashomayim Synagogue will hold a Purim meeting on Monday, March 10 at 2.45 p.m.in the auxiliary room of the Synagogue, Cote St.Antoine entrance.Dr.H.Abramowitz will be the guest speaker, and a number of selections of Purim melodies, wil} be rendered by Cantor Nathan Mendelson.Mrs.Edward Solomon will preside, and tea will be served, Members and friends are cordially {n- vited to be present.Russia has a plan for a fish pond, a garden and an orchard on every farm.LARGE FLORIDA * ORANGES SWEET AND VERY JUICY doz.23¢ 3 doz.65+ PINACH | lb.Gt JUICY, INDIA RIVER GRAPEFRUIT Thin Skin, Very Juicy dé 6 for 255 SWEET, JUICY, SUNKIST ORANGES doz 257 Ædoz95; Large Size FINEST GREEN MOUNTAIN POTATOES CANADA FANCY TABL 15 Ib peck 25; GRAVES PURE APPLE JUICE -7:- 85¢ 1 lb tin HEINZ ry IS BETTER E TESTED COOKERS 75 lb bag BY; dozen 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