The Westmount examiner, 13 novembre 1941, jeudi 13 novembre 1941

[" th LEby nn'y and and vhen ad a their ring hit rson arvie lire, * the win- vies cked back same way aster gers 1 on vhen hort \"ight son rcept ater- 8 in 110 for the some - on own, vers iless Dave lan ners ulne best ther sest the ran nnie ring ints two two hile the nts, ong abor JUST ARRIVED 200 pi of OLD ENGLISH SILVER \"Wedding Gifts OHMAN\u201d JEWELLERS A 2 Z WE.4046 xn, #42 Years in ie) Westmount\" Drop in and Ses Our Display 1216 Greene Ave.RES a RTT 777 he Westmount Examiner | Serving The City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis BLACKOUT WESTMOUNT WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1941 TS RESIDENTS PAY TRIBUTE 10 WAR DEAD AT ANNUAL MEMORIAL DAY SERVICE Conducted by Lieut.-Col.Rev.Harold S.Laws, Chaplain of the RM.R.\u2014Westmount Officials, Armed Forces and Thousands of Citizens Attend Ceremony at Cenotaph Residents of Westmount pai d tribute to the dead of the last Great War and of this war and to all those now serving the country, at the annual Remembrance Day ceremony held Sunday afternoon at the War Memorial at Sherbrooke street and Cote St.Antoine road.Hon.Lt.-Col.Rev.Harold S.Laws, V.D., chaplain of the Royal Montreal Regiment (M.G.), conducted the religious service as he stood on the steps of the memorial.Before him were grouped representatives of Westmount and the various armed services\u2014among them Afr Marshal Sir Frederick Bowhill, chief of the R.A.F.Ferry Command, and Lady Bowhill; Air DRIVERLESS GAR CAREENS DOWN CLARKE AVENUE Vehicle Rolls Down Lil Crossing Boulevard and .Striking House For the second time in two weeks what might have resulted in a serious accident was narrowly averted when a driverless automobile careened down a steep grade here.The car rolled down Clarke avenue, crossing the Boulevard and finally coming to a stop when it struck the side of a house at the corner of Clarke and Cedar avenues, The mishap occurred at 1.20 p.m.on Saturday shortly after Harold B.Gilmour, of 5620 Queen Mary road, parked the nachine opposite 610 Clarke avenue.He told police that he turned the front wheels of the car toward the curb as required under local traffie laws, but was uncertain whether its brake was or or not.The machine apparently picked up speed rapidly once it started down the steep incline, crossed the Boulevard without striking another vehicle or pedestrian, swerved on reaching Cedar and crashed into the side of a house at the corner.The car was badly damaged but slight harm was caused the property, THANK RESIDENTS FOR CONTRIBUTIONS The conveners, Miss Carrie Big- gers and Mrs.Hastie, of the Mary Thomson Stuart Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, Lodge 92, O.E.S., wish to thank ail the residents of Westmount for making their tag day on October 25 a success.The amount obtained was $259.25.The lodge sent $300 to its headquarters in Toronto.{ts share in the Mobile Canteen drive which closes on November 20.Out of Control, Car Hits Tree, House An £utomobile which became out of control when its brakes failed, jumped the curb opposite 515 Grosvenor.crossed the lawn of the house and destroyed a small tree in its path on Tuesday morning.It finally came to a stop when it struck the verandah of the residence.According to police the driver of the car, Rene Lortie, 84 Cardinal avenue, St.Laurent.was just about to start up the incline when the brakes on the vehiole falled to hold and it commenced to hack down the hill.No one was injured.EVENING BRIDGE An evening bridge, under the Auspices of Guild Group \u201cC\u201d of St.Stephen's Women's Association, will be held in the parish tall, on Wednesday, November 13.at 8 o'clock.Mrs.Soden will be the convener.# Marshal - A.G.R.Garrod, C.B., O.B.E., M.C., D.F.C., of the Royal Air Force, Lt, F.H.Toller, R.C.N.V.R., representing Commander C.J.Stuart, O.B.E., R.C.N.R., naval officer in charge, Port of Montreal; and Col.W.S.M.MacTier, M.C., commander of the 12th lu- fantry Brigade and other officers.Before the ceremony Col.Mac- Tier accompanied by military officers, Mayor Walter A.Merrill and others, inspected a detachment of R.M.R.No.14 branch of Ye Canadian Legion under Lt.- 2ol.R.H.Hood and the guard of honor\u2014the Veterans\u2019 Company of the R.M.R.under Maj.H.Armstrong, V.D.Besides other detachments from the R.M.R., Westmount Air Cadets and \u201cA Squadron, Legion of Frontiersmen, attended memory of the citizens of West- mount and the members of the Royal Montreal Regiment who gave their lives in the Great War, 1914-1918.\" Band and drums of the R.M.R.sounded the Last Post in memory of fallen comrades and following a two-minute silence, sounded the Reveille.The band also supplied marching music and led in hymns and the National Anthem.Among wreaths laid at the memorial were those from the City of Westmount, the R.M.R., the 58th Westmount Rifles, the ladies\u2019 committee of the R.M.R., civic bodies and societies and private individuals.WIFE OF NAVAL HERD RELATED IN WESTMOUNT Captain W.Agnew Has Wide Canadian Ties Through His Mother-in- Law Mrs.E.M.Eland, of 440 Mount Stephen avenue is a cousin, and Mrs.S.W.Kennedy, of Cote St.Antoine, an aunt, of the wife ot Captain William Gladstone Agnew, hero of the Royal Navy's attack on an Italian convoy in the central Mediterranean over the week-end, in which 10 merchant ships &s well as one destroyer were sunk.His wife, the former Patricia Bewley, Is the daughter of Mrs.A.W.Bewley, who was born in Owen Sound, Ont.Mrs.Agnew drives an ambulance in Gosport, England, while her husband is in the thick of things in the Medli- terranean.Captain Agnew, who naval squadron of two cruisers, the Aurora and Penelope.and two destroyers, the Lance and Lively, into action against the convoy.was immediately awarded the Order of led the \u2018one of the highest decorations, for his feat.Young for a captain, he {s only 3S years old, and is regarded as one of the navy's gunnery exe perts.His home is in Gosport, and be has been in the Royal Navy since be was 14.the commemoration - service, \u201cin; light Knight Commander of the Bat, | + Spitfire Fund | Will Open Tomorrow The W.V.R.C.Spitfire Fair for Wings for Britain will be formally opened tomorrow at 8 p.m.in St.Stephen's Church Hall, Atwater avenue and Dor- chester street west.Among those invited are Lady Marler, Mayor Walter A.Merrill, of Westmount; Air Marshal Sir Froderick and Lady Bowhill, Mr.and Mrs.H.J.C.Darragh, .Mr.and Mrs.J.W.Perks, Rev.- Lt.-Col.and Mrs Harold Laws and Miss Gracie Ficlds, who is an honorary captain of the corps.LAST RESPECTS ARE PAID LATE CARRIE DERICK Former Westmount Resident Was First Woman Professor in Canada The funeral service was held for Carrie M, Derick, who formerly lived in Westmount on Sherbrooke street, in the D.A.Collings Funeral Chapel, Sherbrooke west, yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock.Canada\u2019s [first woman professor and until 12 years ago holder of the chair of etics at MeGill University, Miss Derick died on Monday at the Ross Memorial Pavilion of the Royal Victoria Hospital in her 80th year.Due to ill-health Miss Derick had spent the last few years in hospital.She had devoted the greater portion of her life to furthering women's rights and education.Born in Clarenceville, Que., In 1862, she was the daughter of Frederick Derick and Edna Col- ton and her great-grandfather, Philip Derick, was a United Empire Loyalist who came to this country in 1784.She was educated at the Clar- enceville Academy, the McGill Normal School and McGill University.During long vacations she studied at Harvard University, at the Marine Biological Laboratory at Wood's Hole, Mass., at the Royal College of Science, London, England, and at the University of Bonn, Germany.In 1891 she became a demonstrator in botany at McGill, a lecturer in 1895, an assistant professor in 1904 and a professor in 1912, Miss Derick was a member of the Botanical Society of America, of Sigma Xi, fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, member of the Corporation of the Marine Biological Laboratory at Wood's Hole, president of the Delta Sigma Society of McGill University 1889-1890, corresponding secretary, treasurer and for several years, president of the Alumnae Society, executive member of the Tederation of University Women of Canada, life member of the National Council of Women of Canada, past-president of the Local Council of Women, a past member of the Protestant Committee of the Council of Education of the Province of Quebec, a past member of the National Council of Education, a former vice-president of the Montreal Natural History Society, a former honorary secretary of the ; Montreal Folklore Society, 2 holder of the Serbian Cross of: Mercy, and had been connected! in many ways with a score of other groups, clubs and associations, She was the author af many scientific papers, abstracts and | biographical sketches, and of many popular articles including | papers on plant life, She lectured : extensively In this and other 1 Canadian cities on such subjects as evolution, heredity.biology.! mental deficiency, liberalism.education and International: During the Great War she was) active in Red Cross work and! other activities.She is survived by a sister.|a nephew, C.Adam of New York.comparative morpholgy and, gen- | DESTROYERS ASSIGNED TO TOUGHEST JOBS TE ri Destroyer of U.S.Atlantic patrol surges throu gh waves in waters where Reuben James went down.THREE PERSONS INJURED WHEN CARS COLLIDE Accident Takes Place at Corner of Wood and Western Avenues .Fhrag.occupants of one of the vehicles were infured when a car driven by Maurice Bourassa, ot 5257 LaSalle boulevard, and one operated by Marcel Leger, 201 Fifth avenue, Ville St.Pierre, collided at the corner of Western and Wood avenues at 7.20 p.m.last Thursday.Bourassa suffered a laceration of the face and was taken to the Western Division of the Montreal General Hospital by a passing motorist.Two passengers in his machine, Miss Madeleine Bourassa, suffering a bruised right foot, and Marcel Vanchesling, of 5219 LaSalle boulevard, bruised left shoulder, were taken to the same hospital in a police radio car, Information obtained by police shows that Bourassa was proceeding from north to south on Wood, while Leger was driving from west to east on Western at the time of the collision.Both vehicles were hadly damaged, The accident was Investigated bv Constables Maxwell and Lessard, GRADUATES TO MEET The Nathan Gordon Graduate Society of Temple Emanu-El, under the chairmanship of Doris Sommer, meets Sunday after- roon, November 16, at 4.15.All graduates of the past two years of Temple Emanu-El Religious ship.Edmund Gordon, M.A., will be the guest speaker.YOUNG MEN'S CANADIAN CLUB D.\u20ac.Abbott, M.P., for West- mount will be the guest speaker atthe Young Men's Canadian Club In the Ritz-Carlton Hotel on Monday evening, speaking on.| \u201cThe world situation as it affects Canada today.\u201d [Visitor Pays Tribute To Firemen A tribute to the efficiency of the Westmount Fire Department, from a young guest here, is contained in the following letter re- celved by the Examiner: The Editor, Dear Sir: This evening, a Inmp post on Western Avenue was knocked down and it started a small fire, I, at once, turned in an + alopm,.and.tho.~AVestmount - Fire Brigade took only 214 minutes to arrive on the scene of the conflagration, That is, I think, proof of thelr\u2019 alertness and efficiency, Yours, Harold H.Schag-Montefiore, \u201cGuest of Cangda.\u201d Y.M.C.A.To Sponsor Classes In Dancing In answer to a large number of requests, the Westmount \"Y\" will again sponsor its popular \u201clearn to dance\u2019 class.Instructions will begin -on Friday for both beginners and advanced pupils.The class will be conducted thie year in conjunction with the 3-F Club which will provide worthwhile opportunity for young people to enjoy an evening of dancing after this instruction.The class this season will he supervised by Ed Smee of the \u201cY'staft and will he instructed by Miss Dorothy Pering.Migs Pering fs a competent fnstruct- ress with a sincere Interest fn the young people of Westmount.REMEMBRANCE BRANCH The Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary of Remembrance Branch No, Th B.E.S.L., w!ll hold a rummage sale in St, James the Apostle Church on November 20 at 1.30 p.m., under the convener- ship of Mrs.ANNUAL BAZAAR W.N.Dunlop, st ation, will hold their annual bazaar on Derember 2, 3 and 4.A Turkey Supper will be served the opening and following nights, LAMA TE 22 i 2 7 POR el rr dd Pr 22 2 2 PPT), The Week At Victoria Hall (lll iid ddd ddd ld ddd ddl dud ddd ddd LTR LL Ll Ld lL Ce PZ, TODAY\u2014 Westmount Theatre.TOMORROW\u2014 Westmount Women\u2019 Stamp Club; Army, Navy and Air Force 8 Club; Westmount Conclave True Kindred; Loyola College Freshman Class dance.SATURDAY\u2014Westmount Cricket Boys Minora Club dance, MONDAY\u2014Westmount Women's Club Red Cross group; rence Stamp Club; Oasis Tem TUESDAY\u2014 Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club; Dickens Fellow- Choir, under Mr, ship; Jewish Laurentian Fresh Alr Camp bridge; Westmount will sing on Wednesday and Fri- Chapter, Royal Arch Masons, WEDNESDAY \u2014Westmount Rotary Order of Nurses; Society.Westmount Order of the Eastern Star hazaar; Masonic Study Club, Louise Derick of this city.and NEXT THURSDAY\u2014Westmount Stamp Club; Jersey Channel Island ; Master.\u201d Everybody invited, None Club annual dinner; West Hill st.ple Daughters of the Nile, Law- Club luncheon meeting; Vietorian Soclal Servira; Electa Chapter Stephen's Women's Assocl- YOUNG PEOPLE'S CAMPAIGN WILL BE HELD HERE Gathering in Westmount Baptist Church to be Led by Mr.and Mrs.C.C.Richardson A Young Life Campaign, led by Mr.and Mra.Clare C, Rirhard- son, Canadian Representatives of the British \u201cYoung Life Camp- algn\u201d of London, Englund, will be held In Westmount Baptist Church from Saturday, Nov, 15, tn Friday, Nov.21.At 3 p.m.on Saturday, under the direction of Miss Pat Lister.n great gathering of High School pupils wil) be held under the auspices of the Inter-8chool Christian Fellowship, Following an \u2018\u201cBox-Lunch Supper,\u201d another great rally of Young People, under Lhe direction of the Inter- Varsity Christian Fellowship, led by Nelson Holland, Mr, Rlchard- son's address wil) entitled, \u201cYouth Marching \u2014 Where?\" On Sunday, there will he three | C, RICHARDSON services as follows, a.m., subject.\u201cNeeded! Mothers and Fathers in Jsrael!' 7.30 pm, subject: \u201cThe Drama of the Ages.\u201d 8 p.m\u2026 Mass Youth Fellowship, many Youth Organizations participating.Social Half-Hour with Hght refreshments, Week-night meetings will be held from Mon, Nov.17 to Fri.Nov.21, at 8 o'clock, commencing with a song service and chorus practice each evening at 7.50, Delegations from Wost- mount and Montreal churches, schools, Christian Endeavour So- | cletles and other Youth Organ.:Jzations will attend on apecified leventngs.Mr, Richardson will speak.Mra, Richardson wil] lead the chorus singing.Dr.Johnston will preside, The Westmount Hibbert Troop, à | Mobile Squad kept guard \u201cday evenings, The Aim of the 8 Duy™ i A.42 \u201cDr.Kildare's Weddin Free Estimates SUCCESS MAJORITY OF CITIZENS C0-OPERATE FULLY WITH Supplied - Laid - Finished Repaired - Refinished Cleaned Ross Grafton & Co.63 St.Catherine St., Westmount WE.2323 IIIS LSI 12127770077 70707 77007707, PRICE: TWO CENTS + LOCAL CPC.AND POLICE All Those Taking Part in Praised\u2014Some Cases ened Are Reported to ments Made by Auth Enforcement of Test Highly of Houses Not Fully Dark- Police\u2014Elaborate Arrange- orities.-Officlals at the Westmount City Hall, police station and at the headquarters of the loeal division of the C.P.C.expressed general approval yesterday of the manner in which citizens had co-operated with authorltles in Monday night improvement over the previous b u blackout.Tho tost proved a great lackout, they omphasixed.At the City Hall all bodies who played official roles in Its enforcement wore highly congratulated tor the excellent manner In which their duties were carried out, The Maison officer of tho C.P.C., L.H.Ballantyne, K.C., stated while the great majority of residents had darkened thelr homes the minute the warning signal! was sounded, tho blackout fell short of porfection due to the thought.lossnass and in a fow {nstances unwillingness, of householders to co-operate.Complete reports have benn made of casos where householders failed to comply with rogulations and theso have boon turned ovor to tho Chief of Police.City Hall offleinls, while ud- mitting that there was the odd Hght to be scon during the blackout period, expressed the view that reports sent tu by obxervers on duty proved conclusively that Westmount compared favorably with any section of the Island in tho Lest, The oxtensive arralgements made to safeguard the clty and to enforce the blackout were outlined to the Examiner yestordny by the Westmount division of tho C.P.C.There were 254 Auxillary \u2019ollce on duty, and 34 trained nurses.Two doctors, four members of the Bt.Johny Ambulance Asso- clation nnd two energency ambulances were kept In readiness at the two emergoncy stations, one ul No.2 Fire Station and the other In Queen's School, Forty-two nuxfilary firemen were also on duty, this numbor being divided between the Lwo stations.One hundred and eighly- five Boy fcouls proved thelr worth ar messengers nnd as guards al fire alarm boxes In the elly.Fifty elvlie building guards, under T.Hughes, of the City Manager's Office, kept a sharp watch on all large strue- tures, while detalls of the C.P.Cover all vita) points, such ns thé power house and rallrond station.Two companies of the Legion of Frontlersmen also took an active part În the night's activition.There were no accidents of any Kind, and no burglaries, reported tha police during tha blackout.FINAL TRIBUTE PAID TO TATE J.GARDNER Former Westmount Plumbing and Heating Contractor Dies Suddenly Final tribute wax païd to Jumes Hunter Gardner, of West.mount, in the D, A, Collins funera] parlors, Sherbrooke street west, on Monday afternoon, Interment was In Mount Royal Cemetery, Mr, Gardner died aud- denly on Friday night of à cerebral hemorrhage shortly after belng admitted to the Central Division of the Montreal General | Hospital, He was in his 73rd | Year.For many years he had heen | engaged in the heating and p umbing contracting business In Westmount in his own name and later with his brother, Arthur Campaign \u2014 \u2018To capture Cana-; Cardner, dian youth of all denominations: {he interested himself in garden- to set them to work churches for their for Christ, fa their own tno young or too old to attend.-\u2014 Retiring about 20 years ago, activities curtalled ing and neighborhood until! a heart aliment many of these, * CITY CONDUETS SPECIAL DRIVE FOR BOTTLED Salvage Campaign Seeks Large Amount of Glass \u2014Last Week's Drive Big Success Although no quota has been fs this wook attempting to collact us large a quantity of bottles and broken glass as It is possible to rocluim In the city.With the exceplion of milk bottles which are the property of the dairies, all types of glass containers are In demand, While the drive is making a special effort Lo salvage bottles and old glass from now until Suturday, It should be borne in mind that afl articles which have any value for war use will be collected, and waste paper, hooks, scrap metal, rags, rubber, ete, should be placed alongside ürbage cans on garbage cols lection day.The local drive is conducted fn conjunction with the National Snlvage Campaign.Officluis of the drive pointed out that the salvage of glass serves a double purpose, as it not unly Increases tts amount but flo effects a conniderable saving In foreign exchange us cortain mate\u2018lals used In {tg manufacture must he imported Into the country.It differs from most of the other commodities sought in the campuign as JL ls not re-pro- cesped directly for uso in the production of war supplies.Bot~ tles are sold to bottlings exchanges who eventually re-sell them to firms packaging thelr progress In glass containers, whila broken glass hottles, window panes, ete, are sold to bottla and glass manufacturers.The drive last week for waste paper was one of the most suce cessful yet conducted, it wag rae ported at the City Hall yesterday.l'artieular mention was made of the part Scouts played in îts collection, CRAFT FACILITIES OPEN TO MEMBERS John Dewey, the famed Amer fean educationist, sald, \u201cwe learn hy doing\u2019.Progressive schools provide for children the oppor tunity to develop motor and mene tal abilitles by actual experience in confronting problems.Every member of the \u201cY\u201d is free to use the facilities of the Craft Club.Boys ean develop thelr ideas and interests hy practical expression fn the available crafts, hobby, the Every hoy needs a Y points nut, find the woof .\u201cWhere he cap nail Logetauy his bird house or book ends as he imagines {t should be done or create with rather, metal or balsa wood the play blue-prints to manhood.set the Westmount Salvitgo-DMve +r COACH GEORGE SMITH NE TOO Speaker der 9 ow.Jones.ar Service, speaker, Dr.C.M.|g ham, C.H.S.started thelr drive Drennan .Coleman OR Soloist\u2014Miss Murray.At the end of this serles, the |d0Wn the field for which they| Westmount High subs: Robin- dumagod his shoulder.IL wis n ees ded with touchdowt recurrence of an injury sustained A HEARTY WELCOME TO ALL elght talks will be published ip | Were rewarded with a touc son, Common, Koch, Fraas, Lev- ; ELECTRICIANS A g p 1 t M , 11g) tr ; pamphlet form and distributed When a pass intended for Salvati inson, Mitchell, Philips, Strachan, | the Wee oun bontreu High Established O 25 Yoar Aves free on request to the Nationa: part ruled complote by Charlie Reude, Fairhvad, Woods, Lord.of ths Ottawa gaine The poule (stablished Ovor vars) it for Mental Hygiene, Barbour for interlerence, vit Catholie High subs: Lilley, Lu- i \u2019 on oom ee A Ne at Tor ham's convert deadlocked (he marche Mallette MeKenna Mo.hat Red Seasons, Loyola flylng 5774 Sherbrooke Street W.EL 73 79 : \u2019 ) EE megane Canada, .George St, = .aie ' \u201cwing, will stop fn ns alternate (At Melrose) .A j oc.3 EEN onto.This will be the first au |score 6-6.Aran, Moore, McMahon, Tyler, , .- j an , | ; ; quarter, with Ross Curtis, braînuv y Man's ÿ St RE NG; thoritative pamphlet on child In the last quarter, Nicholson Moran, Belgrave, Savarin, Gelln- W.ILS, field general the pron A i : AE y Gi à : stage for the [eau AL He eral, iy 1g Wore 9 A Ai : à AE Ba guidance to be issued in Canads |and Porter set the stage .= i ; Te since the outbreak of war.winners touch Porter carrying the Referee: rank Ulley; umpire, able sturter.depart ball he li 1 sweep Charl , nu in Officlals chosen to handle the j R all over the line on an end sweep Charlie Barbour; head linesman, contest ave Frank Ulley, Char- ; in the 5 a FOR A Housewives\u2019 League ira ont CH Fou eme tho ex Ralph Adams.LL Ho Barbour and Ralph Adama, ol 6 \u20ac FRIGID IRE Tee Montreal Brae Tot the last desperate effort but failed (o ig Per ur roc an Life A of the Montreal Branch of the! .j.k St.he \u201cby Dr.J oan click.and hockey fame aud Joe Tub- + Young Visit Th Canadian Hogéowrves Ter wo Doug.Heron was kicked fn the man, ox-McUil] gridder, will look -m.Red Sit our salon \u2014 {he comp ete range of a ber 18, at 830.in the Coro.lead in the third quarter and was ufter (he Ottawa half.Ulles, Evening Frigidaires is on display.Nation Building.The meeting forced to retire.Jue Petit.Barbour and Adams hnve hand- | Month.WE HAVE STOCK will take the form of a discus.|C HS.was carried off with a led all major school foutball here : Church .; .i \u201ctorn ligament in his leg, and was this yeur.po Your choice can be delivered immediately.sion of the new Price Fixing Reë-| given & great bund from the ha coming game, the fist of Concert ibara owance on your icebox, terms on the balance.crowd.its king in this part of the coun- roccedé IF YOU PREFER, YOU CAN Coach George Smith deserves a On Sunday morning In SC [try has aroused great speculation lot of the credit for the team\u2019s| Andrew's Church, Dr.Kerr will fas to the outcome, Officials of Monday RENT-A-FRIGIDAIRE DISCUSSION GROUP standing, having only three of{ preach his final sermon an the [the Ottuwa Interscholastle lfoot- On Sale Thurs.Fri., Sat.\u2014 Nov.13, 14 15 subs on for as little as All interested in the last year's teum players to sturt| Portraits of Jesus, his fopte he- ball League are forming & body \u2019 \u2019 .\u2019 \u2018 \u2014_ P D .the season, fug \u201cThe Portralt of Jesus by a [lo come down and adjudge 88 Lo AYLMER CHOICE CUT WAX WHOLE RED GLACE - Cello.phy.13¢ er ay Bahai Principles The teams: Poet\u201d.In the evening ha will [the merits of the local gona, BEANS vin 10- CHÉRRIES 201.10° of spiritual and material W.H.K, CHS.prench on the subject which wax They have heard rumors of the LLENS APPLE Cnn cr Ace , MODERN HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES reconstruction are invited.Peters .«+.Del Vecehio| galected by a large group of (he Wide-open game which hag re ALLL a WHOLE RED GLACE - Cello.pha.- Heron ,.ceeveeeeens Graham | young people of the chureh, sulted from all-out Interference CIDER hit, 65 CHERRIES 7 ox.25¢ West 382 Victoria Ave.LIMITED Phone » Thursdays, 8.30 p.m.Porter .Morro namely.\u201cShould we belleve In ive.would like to see for them.LARGE VERY BEST CREAMERY A.4 Nicholson .cuve Ralvatl the theory of Evolution or the [BEV N \u20ac c Westmount w 56 8 WE.1946 Curtis «.00.Cree Petit| Bible account of Creation?\u2019 sas esse PRU ES 2 : the.25 BUTTER 35 _ After the evening service the MISTLETOE HHREDDKD Alpha Omega Society will ment.CURRANTS he.11 WHEAT phe.10- Smt com te NAME NEW OFFICERS AVIMER FANCY HONEY nop BARBITY'S or CLARBIC £ > Ab e + or.after which the group-leaders PEAS 2 thon 25° CLEANSER 3 linn 14¢ | will lead a discussion on the topie FIVE ROSES SULTANA of mixed marringe, \u2018Should The Huth annual dinner of the c c | Catholles and Protestants Inter- {congregatlon of Temple Kmunu I) FLOUR \\ \u2019 \" \" 25 RAISINS 11 i marry?\" The sololst this week wij (uke place on Wednesday AMPHELI'S New nek Tomuin BANQUET Choice tiulden Bantam : 3 .18 or.! will he Mr.I.I.Gunaedinger, oveniug, Nov, 19, commencing ut JUICE 4 tine 29: CORN 2 or 25¢ | ee Sundny afternoon gentor Tre wiry pn hb AT Burne 1h * 3 pre : e re .t 11h, | Bible clans Is formalaiing fur- Tho election of officers will take JAVEL 3 bite.20 POWDER tin 28: ! ther plans for a successful year.place ux well as, menhers of CUT MINED - Cella, Pha.ALLENS APPLE f A few weekr azo the election of, Board of Trustees.Reports on , c c 20 az.t | officers was held fu which Tom behalf of (he [Bonrd of Trustees PEEL 0.15 a 25 JUICE 3 tins 25 Earle wag elected Prealdent, Don will be given by the president; ! Mens ne vice-president, and Har- Sisterhood, Mes, Arthur Simon; ; rfet Andereon as seeretary.An! Brotherhood, Martin Arnovitz, : opportunity of playing hadmin- Young People, Mra.Arthur Fre | fon 18 nuen fo the girle of the mes, Convenor for this annual L\u2014 On Sunday, November 23rd, a \u2026 32: | in one of the hockey Tooenoë fa jUrer of the congregation, CRE RILED the tmmeadinte plan of the have Monday evening, November i LE .pi.; A BLICE ROUND The Monday évenine gronn of 17th, the following classes will; CHICKENS 1 29 e huslnees and professional glela takes place In the department of Average 1 An ote The STEAK Ih 29 ! Aoine Pod Craza work has heen Adult Education: 8.15 8,15 \u2014 | Ja LESLIE CORLOIN LEGS OF | growing etendilv, \u201cfes Toulae Public Bpeaking, Mr Lawrence! c i Glihrida Ix carrviue nn no most Marks, BA, B.CJ, Elementary ITED 32 LAMB Ih.29 fruitful work with thie erqun, Hebrew and Hebrew Conversa | and a surprising number of ar- ; Hon -Mr, Abrahmm Wolk.#,16-! | ticles has heen prepared.19.15 \u201cThe Bible Ax Literature\u201d | 7 \u2014 Dr.Harry J.Stern, HALIBUT .32° i Young People's sarviee wlll he last Monday eventne, the for SALMON | held in the church, with Mr.nal nt oe a EH FILLETS OF FRESH FILLETS OF \u2018 G reach the ; nt too e | Leonard jritfith preaching ° which time Dr.John Adtbury, JADDOCK 27: SOLE Ih.33: or to Principal of Baron Byng High BONES I HESH Sunday's musical program fol- .JES | > School was the guest speaker.COD FISH 26: HERRING c Tnws: Tos Ih 10 W v \u2014 re 9 Prelude: mr Filippo World's best polo players can | SMOKED SMOKED ! : : tr \u2018ounte .Cecil! c [ It\u2019s Smooth Frome he éounisd on one mond +l FILLETS w.25¢ HADDIES 21° Duet: \u201c0 Lovely Pesca\u2019 \u2014Handel.| me Se \u2019 M .-gualers, Ebby Gerry and c a nd Mel low! Anthem\u2019, Dee from Mo- Winston Guest, nine, and Mike! KIFPERS pair 18 zarts \u2018Requiem Phipps, eight, | ® Postlude: \u2018Tnratta\u201d-\u2014-Bach.ph 8 A AR Evening Music | c E Prelnda: \u201cRanñodictue\u201d* \u2014 Max - Reger.n | Anthem: \u201cHolleat Breath an Eve- ! ning Blessing \u2014(.C.Mar- | tin.Postlude: \u201cLift up Your Heads\u201d (\u2018gulimant.Organtet and rhofrmaster, Mr 7 3 F.Whtitalez.a B A ee 0e _ Facing Westmount High School Brian Aherne has never ap 4498 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST a peared on the screen without a! mustache.J A A MINI VIN LE SA ON US IIA MAS UIIA IIS ANA 1 IL VIA 42 For Quality and Service Phone Fltzroy 7411 DIONNE & DIONNE IN WESTMOUNT» Prime Meats, Poultry, Fish, Fruit* and Vegetables S DELIVERIES DAILY \u201c44 YEARS Fine Groceries, St.Catherine St.at Wood EEE Ave.ROLE rT ÉLUS II UMA III III I III IS IIS AIS IN SIA SIN ISIS IA IN AN LIN 10 PAGE FOUR ; | Social and Personals Tremaine spent in Quebec.Mrs.Trevor the week-end Mr.and Mrs.W.Mitchell have returned home after visiting Pittsburgh, Pa., and Toronto.Mrs.Lloyd L.Francis and her little daughter, Beck, left on Tuesday for Nanaimo, B.C., where they wlll spend the winter.Dr.Francis O.Anderson returned recently from Boston, where he attended the meeting of the American College of Surgons.Mrs.R.IL.Harrison entertalu- ed at the tea hour on Saturday afternoon in honor of Mrs.R.L.Harrison, Jr.Miss Marthe Beauchemin, of New York, arrived in this city recently and has taken an apartment at 4555 Sherbrooke street west, for the winter.Mrs.T.O'B.Charles and her daughter, Joy, hnve left for Nan- ailmo, B.C., where they will be the guests of Dr.and Mrs.Alan Hall, Miss Kathleen Shackleton, portrait artist, of St.John N.B., will arrive this week to spend a few days with her sister, Mrs, K.H.Brietzcke.Mrs.Stanley Foster and her son, Mr.John Foster, left yesterday by plane for New Providence, Nassau, where they will spend two months, Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Hutchison were \u2018at home\u201d on Saturday afternoon and evening in honor of thalr son-in-law and daughter, Leading Afrcraftsman and Mrs.Bruce F.Altken, the Iatter formerly Miss Nancy Hutchison, They were assisted In receiving by thelr daughter-in-law, Mrs.John L.Hutchison.\u2014 \u2014 JUST ARRIVED! Beautiful new Dresses smartly styled in the newest materials, Dirndls vo + Peplums , , , Pleated Skirts .Glitter Dresses ., Vivid Colors.Also Dresses for all occasions in color-bright Wools, Charlotte Gowns 1353 Greene Ave., near Sherbrooke - Westmount .Fl.7773 Mr.and Mrs.F, W.Hammond, 500 Victoria avenue, wlil hold à sherry party for the Overseas Parcels League Bweater Fund on Saturday, November 15, from four until seven o'clock, when it ty expected that many friends of the League wil] attend.\u201cENGAGEMENTS Mr, and Mrs.Thomas F.Drum- mie, of Saint John, N.B., announce the engagement of thelr younger daughter, Margaret Stanwood, to Mr, Dauglog Gordon Bagg, younger son of Mr.Carden 8, Bagg, and the late Mri.Bagg, of Westmount.The marriage will take place on De- comber 6, Major-General CC.HB.Price, D.8.0., D.C.M., V.)., Commander of the 3rd Canadian Division, and Mrs, Price, have announced the engagement of thelr daughter, Helen, to Fleutenunt Giles Pero- denu, Royal Montreal ltegiment, son of the lute Horace Perodeau and of Mrs.Perodeau.The marriage will take place shortly.Mr.and Mrs.J.A.Brown have anvounced the engagement of their daughter, Theresa Louise, to Mr, William Foster Clifford, son of Mr.und Mrs.H, L.Clifford.\\ Approaching Marriages The marriage of Miss Elza- beth Sharpley Taylor, elder daughter of Mr.and Mrs, W.Bruce Taylor, to Corporal Wil- Ham Ernest Palmer Evans, R.C.A.F., son of Mr, and Mrs, E.Palmer Evans, will take place on Saturday, November 16, in the chapel of Erskine and American Church, Only the immediate families will be present, and the bride will be unattended, WEDDINGS Creighton-MacDonald A quiet wedding will take place shortly at St.Anthony's Church, when Catherine Edna, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Michael MacDonald, of Halifax, will be united in marriage to Petty Officer Victor F.Creighton, son of Mr.and Mrs, J.A.Creighton, of Ottawa.The bride will wear a pale blue frock with navy blue accessories, and a corsage of Talisman roses and baby\u2019s breath.Her only attendant will be her cousin, Miss Pearl Faulkner, who will be gowned qu Winston blue, wearing a corsage of Joanna Hill roses, Mr.Ernest Creighton, brother 1117 ST.CATHERINE WEST Suite 202 - Near Peel For Discriminating Ladies == Formerly of \u201c Antoine de Paris\u201d HAIR STYLING DISTINCTLY CHIC LAncaster 7952 Nature \u201cEvery recily.CORSETIÈRE Est.1921 's Rival AND \u2014- Le Gant Foundation Garments \u2026 FOR SLENDERIZING THE FIGURE Well In Her Clothes Provided She Is Correctly.Corseted.\u201d Mde.Joel has under her direction and personal supervision a staff of experienced corselieres who are qualified to advise and fit you cor- Mde.OEL MONTREAL'S LEADING Woman Can Look 4888 Sherbrooke W.WESTMOUNT DE.1850 CORSETIERE 1 Peterson, CW.L Will Hild | War Services Day The Westmount Subdivision of the Catholic Women's League will hold its war service day on Friday, November 21, at 3 o'clock in St.Leo's School hall, under the convenership of Mrs | J.T.Rogers, Dr.W.H., Atherton will be present to recelve the ditty bags for the Merchant Marine, A moving pleture dealing with the; history of war will be shown, entitled, \"The Fight for Liberty,\u201d thig picture having heen released by the National Film Board.A short musical program will ba presented, and tea\u2019 will be served.FEXAM GEN of the groom, will act as best man.Following the ceremony, a small rereption will be held at the residence of the bride's sunt.Mrs, DD.J.McLellan, Claremont avenue, Later, the bridal couple will leuve for Ottawa, Knowles-Howard The marriage of Dorothy Ogilvie (Ovie), daughter of the late Cavie P, Howard and of Mrs.Howard, of Westmount, to Lisutenant Deryck Harland Knowles, the Black Watch (R.H.R.) of Canada, ot Brock- ville, son of the late W.Harland Knowles und of Mrs, Knowles, of Westmount, took place on Saturday ufternoon in Trinity Church, Brockville, Captain the Reverend W.McConnell ofticiat- ing.The church was decorated with ferns and autumn flowers.The bride, given away by her uncle, Mr.R.F.Howard, of Ottawa, wore a tailored suit of Queen's blue crepe, with black hat and black accessories, and carried a bouquet of American Beauty roses, Miss Ann Marcellus, of Rochester, N.Y., her only attendant, wore a celandine yellow tailored frock with black hat and black accessories, and carried a bouquet of bronze baby \"mums.Lieutenant Frederick Fisher, The Black Watch, (R.H.R.).of Canada, was best man for the Lridegroon.The reception was held at Stone Acres, Brockville, Out-of-town guests included: Mrs, C.P.Howard, the bride's mother, Mrs, WwW, Harland Knowles, mother of the bridegroom, Miss Sybil Knowles, Mr.and Mrs.Donald Knowles, Mr.and Mrs, Stanley Macpherson, all of Montreal; Dr.and Mrs, Mait- land Young, of lroquois Falts, N.Y.; Mr.and Mrs.R.F.Howard, of Ottawa; and LAC Paul Howard, of Moncton.Thom-Robb The marriage of Josephine Helen, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Joseph D, Robb, to Mr.Frederick James Thom, of Abercorn, scn of Mr.and Mrs.Frederick R.Thom, of Montreal, took place on Saturday afternoon at the residgnce of the bride's parents, 659 Belmont avenue, the Reverend F.W.Kerr, D.D., of St.Andrews United Church, officiating.: The bride, given away by her father, was unattended.She wore a gown of ivory satin modelled on princess lines and trimmed with lace worn by her mother on her wedding day.Her long veil of tulle illusion was held to her Juillet cap of seed pearls by orange blossoms which were worn by her grandmother, and she carried a bouquet of Better Times roses and white bouvardia.Mr.John M, Thom acted as best man for his brother, Following the ceremony, a reception was held, and later Mr.and Mrs, Thom left for, their honeymoon, the bride travelling it a turquoise blue wool frock under a black Persian lamb coat.with hat to match, Qut-of-town guests included: Mr.and Mrs.W.D, Robb, of Hamilton; Mrs.S.R.Stovel, of Winnipeg: Surgeon-Lieutenant and Mrs.J.P.Robb, of St.Hyacinthe: Mr, and Mrs.W.Robb, Mr.Joseph Robb, of Kingston; Mr.Jack Preston, of Ottawa; Lieutenant J.Preston.of Three Rivers; Mr.and Mrs.J.Preston, of Stratford: Major W.P.Gil- bride, of Woodstock; Lieutenant R.MacDuff, Farnham: Mr.A.of Brownsburg; and Mr.A.Newman, of Abercorn.ILLUSTRATED LECTURE A lecture on South America, illustrated with moving pictures, will be given by Hans Selyé, M.D., Ph.D, F.R.S.C., Professor of Histology.McGill University, in the parish hall, Church of the Advent, (Wood and Western avenues) on Monday evening, November 17.The lecture will start at 8.15 and a small admis- sion chargé will be made, \u2014 ap LOVELY 1 This wondrous work of art THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER LOVETT san py and nature, Dorothy Lovett, was forced to battle to make the movie men take notice of her, which only goes to show there must be lots of good judges not on the bench or in Hollywood today.She's a leading lady.CHURCH WILL HOLD CHRISTMAS RALLY NEXT THURSDAY A Christmas rally will be held at St.James the Apostle Church on Thursday evening, November 20, sponsored by the Children's Work Board of the Religious Education Council.\u201cA Christ-Centred Christmas\u201d will be the theme of the rally, which will start at 7 p.m, The program has been arranged as follows: 7.00-7.45: Registration and Exhibits.7.45-7.50: Carol Interlude, 7.50-8.20: Historical Background of the Christmas Story and Junior setting, Miss Doxsey.8.20-8.35: Primary Settings, Mrs, Manuel.8.35-8.50: Beginners Setting, Miss Christie.8.50- 9.00: Offering and Announcements, 9.00-9.45: Demonstration of a Christmas Service, Mrs.Rexford.À special booklet \u2018Observing Christmas\u201d will he available at the rally, It will contain material on Christmas customs and symbols; carols, an original story, & carol-drama for children and a Christmas program, The making of transparencies, planning a Christmas party and a useful list of plays and stories will be in- ciuded, and there fs a small charge for this booklet.Those attending the rally are asked to bring a pencil and notebook.+ .Ladies\u2019 Aid The Ladies\u2019 Aid Society of Melville Presbyterian Church will meet at 2.30 p.m.on Tuesday, November 18, in the church hall.Melville avenue.This will be a work meeting, and all members are requested to be present.DESCRIBES THE ATMOSPHERE OF THE tis Inn AT GRAND MERE, QUE.THE SURROUNDINGS ARE UNUSUALLY BEAUTIFUL @ Vatle Badiooms, Bory Lounges.and Sood Food ~ Combined ax/h a homelite ofmosphere \u20ac motes (Ars hotel real For à reol rest J) vb 224 /( 718 Inn LAST WEEK'S PUZZL SOLVED Soldiers\u2019 Relatives To Be Entertained With Christmas Tree The Christmas Tree for wives and children of all ranks of the Biack Watch (R.H.R.) of Canada on active service overseas, at District Depot M.D.4, and the training centres in Canada, will be held on Saturday, December 20 at the Armoury, 2067 Bleury street, at 3.30 p.m.Invitations will be sent, and it is requested that those having changed their address since the last Christmas Tree notify in writing the assistant secretary of the Women's Division, 2067 Bleury street, in order to avoid disappointment.Xavier Apostolate Guild Th Xavier Apostolate Guild will meet in Congress Hall on Monday, November 17.at 3 p.m, when the speaker will be the Reverend Patrick John Ambrose, who will take as his subject, \u201cContributing to Christianity by Laboring for the Priesthood.\u201d I WESTMOUNT PUPILS SHOW ENTERPRISE IN RED GROSS EARNINGS Westmount High School has continued its salvage drive, but the Red Crosh Council has sponsored money-making enterprises as well, For instance, the evening of the W.H.S.commencement netted the Red Cross the sum of $33, brought in by the checking of coats; an auction was held one afternoon recently in the school gymnasium, the auctioned articles having been donated by the students, Bidders carried off such things as gramophone records, ties, toy fire-engines and a bicycle, and the sale earned the Red Cross $40, Last Friday, the girls held a display of 88 knitted articles to be sent to children and to war services.The garments were judged by Miss Lawlor and Miss Banfili, and Caro Rigby, Evelyn Dickinson and Ruth Milton won prizes for their work, The awards consisted of war savings stamps, donated by Miss Parker.Contributions from students who viewed the display amounted to $2.75, The Council wishes to thank the Watson Art Galleries for their donation of a picture, which will be used to raise money in the near future.Dr.Jones to Address Westmount Women Captain the Reverend T.W.Jones will address the West- mount Women\u2019s Club on \u201cGuarding the Altars of Remembrance,\u201d at the regular meeting of the club in Victoria Hall tomorrow at 3 p.m.,, when Remembrance Day will be observed.Andrew MacMillan will sing, accompanied on the piano by Miss Vera Groves, Tea will be served by Mrs.Harry Griffin and her committee, tea hostesses being as follows: Mrs, Will Harrison, Mrs.J.T.Rowe, Mrs.F.S.Rosevear and Mrs.J.F.Hillen- brand.\u2018Rummage Sale Lt.-Col.Scrimger V.C.Chapter, of the I.O.D.E., wiil hold a rummage sale in Melville Presbyterian Church hall on Wednesday afternoon, November 19, at 2 o'clock, Ladies\u2019 Health Club $4.00 per Month Business Girls Conditioning and Tap $4.00 per Month CARRIE BIGGERS SCHOOL OF DANCING 330 Victoria Ave.DE.2016 We specialize in all kinds Beauty Culture | \u201cSatisfaction\u201d Duchesse $3.50 Complete LAFRANCE © \u2018Beauty Salon SPECIAL CREAM PERMANENTS for a Soft, Natural Wave of Nestle De Luxe $6.00 Complete MRS.FOR APPOINTMENT Permanents $2.50 to $10.00 PHONE (COMPLETE) No Waiting \u2014 Many Hairdressers at Your Service ADRIENNE LAPORTE 4842 SHERBROOKE WEST (Near Victoria) Manicure 35¢ up (Miss Lessard), Proprietor ELwood 7880 The \u201cHidden 1 have found the words \u2026 page .and the words hidden in the advertisement of \u2026 | page two feature pictures to be shown Address aocvocsusesseceuse 0 es hidden in the advertisement of \u2026 .of this week\u2019s Examiner, these being the titles of the the first half of the coming week.| agree to accept the judges\u2019 decision as final regarding the awarding of passes to the Theatre.Titles\u201d Contest ad ad .vevceuvenaanessraetnaanesn0ss esrsesssireretesersentnnas at the Westmount Theatre during Daughters of Nile To Honor Charter Day The Daughters of the Nile, Oasis Temple No.46, will bold their regular monthly session in Victoria Hall on Monday, November 17, at 7.30 p.m.There will be a short opening, after which will be held a Charter Day party.All members are cordially invited to be present.Games will be conducted and prizes given.Oasis Temple No.46, Daughters of the Nile, received their charter, November 16, 1929, and the party will be held to honor this date.Electa Chapter Plans Bazaar and Supper Electa Chapter No.12, O.E.S., will hold its annual bazaar aad supper on Wednesday, November 18, in Victoria Hall.Sister Mary Estelle, Worthy Grand Matron of the Grand Chapter of Quebec O.E.S., will officially open the bazaar, and a homecooked supper will be served at 6 o\u2019clock under the convenership of Sister J.Fraser and her committee.Other conveners are: Bingo, Sister D.Taylor; wishing well, Sister M.Chapman; linens, Sister H.Bromilow; fortune telling, Sister S.Robinson; home cooking, Sister F.Patch; candy, Sister N.Corbett; soft drinks, Sister J.MacIntosh; handkerchiefs, Sister H.Owens; darts, Messrs.Alex MacIntosh.M.Locke and R.Re- thoret.777777 de dd MODERN HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES 25-382 VICTORIA he P27.22277 77 au kdl la EDS FOOD MONEY NN 22 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1941 Social Club Karnak Ladies\u2019 Social Club will meet in the Masonic Temple, Sherbrooke street west, on Tuesday, November 18, at 3 p.m., when the club will be addressed by the Reverend T.Lamont.A, Davidson, violinist, wil] be accompan- fed at the piano by Mrs.Colin Forrest.Members may bring guests, and tea will be served, Bing Crosby buys his caddy a suit of clothes each time he breaks 70.SPECIAL VALUES BROAD SHOULDERED PRINCESS SLIPS Tailored, washable, built-up Slips.Rayon-crepes in white, tearose, black and navy, Sizes 32 to 44.Very Special $1.19 LADIES WEAR 1219 Greene Avenue (Just above St Catherine) Fitzroy 9541 PARTY - GOING AFTERNOON AND EVENING DRESSES EJ Exciting-to-wear Dancing peplum Dresses with small waists, sophisticated tunics, flattering princess, dirndl and midriff Dresses! 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THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER NEWS OF THE THEATRE WORLD Incidentally.by Jack Hirshberg LETTER HOME Hollywood, November 6th\u2014Angelinos, as residents of this town are quaintly known, are hoping that Jupe Pluvius will improve his manners in the near future, for more ways than one.we are all very wet\u2014possibly in What the Weather Man modestly describes as \u2018\u2018occasional showers\u201d have already inundated four main highways.Three additional arteries from the nearby Sierras are buried in snow and ice, and an angry ocean is pounding Hades out of defenceless homes on the Sauta Monica beach front.Topping it all, and adding the coup de grace to California's famed ideal climate, two sharp earthquakes shook the city into near hysteria this week, tumbling dishes from shelves and awakening slumbering husbands whose wives had dragged them to the neighbourhood theatre for bank night, In fact,, angelinos are inclined to believe the Fates have teamed up against them, and Florida is probably laughing up its collective sleeve.For old Jupe Pluvious couldn't have chosen a less fortunate moment to pour, and Mother Earth couldn't have picked a worse time to erupt.It so happens that representatives of 500-odd Chambers of Commerce across the country are convening here this week, lured west by -tales of sun- warmed days and moonlit nights \u2014 and théir reports to the folk backs home are not likely to ald the cause of the Southland! It happens every time! Deanna pur is still chief topic of conversation in these here parts; and, though she re- niains at odds with her studio, Universal chose to screen her latest effort this week.Press previews, in the strict sense of the term, are supposedly prohibited by a.new Hays Office ruling, so this screening was officially an.\u201cExport Showing\", and Mr.Hays\u2019 gtndarmes could do little about §b.It's a safe prediction, however, that gendarmes across the continent will HAVE to do something about it; for, once the good word gets around, there's bound to be a queue blocks long leading to every theatre showing \u201cIt Started With Eve\u201d.Producer Joe Pasternack's swan song for Universal, \u2018It Started With Eve\u201d is probably Deanna's best to date \u2014 and one of the funniest, yet most deeply human, celjuloid documents of the year, It's the tale of a hatcheck girl who becomes involved with the son of an aged millionaire.Supposedly on his deathbed, the venerable moneybags refuses t6 pass on \u2014 and complications ensue, Robert- Cummings is the heir A ui I SAY! OLD BOY Isn't thal your wife?BY JOVE YES! She must have brought the children for Dinner.A Smart Woman.She knew about Children\u2019s Menues at THE BERKELEY 1188 Sherbrooke St.W.Children\u2019s Menues From 25¢ to 65¢ the Special * \u2014 and watch his stock rise after this and the soon-to-be-released \u201cKings Row\u2019, Charles Laughton, as the father, runs the gamut of pardonable sin from smoking $2.00 cigars under the bed sheets to dancing a hectic Conga with Deanna.His performance is the acme of delightful theatre.Deanna couldn't have had a more fortunate vehicle at this stage of her career, and if she retires from active film work her loss will be keenly felt by those who plunk down coin at the box-office, \u201cIt Started With Eve\" is something every descendant of Adam will want to see.Poetry Department \u2014 Far cry from the literature classes of Mr.H.Irving during this reporter\u2019s day at Westmount High School is the poetry corner of a Hoily- wood daily, Troubled minds of the film community are invited to use this corner as a poetic walling wall, and this week two unusually fine specimens of iambic pentameter \u2014 or something \u2014 appeared.Poem Number One was penned by a would-be suicide who could never quite make up his mind to jump off the bridge: \u201cRazors\u2019 pain you, rivers are damp, Acids stain you, drugs cause cramp; Guns aren't lawful, nosses give, Gas smells awful\u2014you might as well live!\" Item Number Two tells its own story: \u201cShe got an electric sweeper, An electric mopper and a duster, An electric mixer and a peeler, An electric furnace adjuster; And 60 more\u2014on install.ments\u2014 Till her hubby, in broken despair, Turned footpad\u2014and pulled a trigger And got the electric chair.\u201d In closing, let me relay the short, short true story of the week.It concerns a gal from St.Agathe, P.Q., whose one ambition was a Hollywood career, Francine Bordeaux\u2014that\u2019s her name\u2014had looks, talent, education and the opportunity to come west.She made the rounds of all studios, rounded herself an agent, studied dramatics and the dance\u2014and wound up just where she had begun, outside studio walls, \u201cVery cute\u2019, producers would say, eyeing her easily.\u2018Very cute, but that Habitant accent rules her out.If she lost all trace of her accent, she might stand a chance.\u201d Francine was not easily discouraged.She took a job, studied English at night, In time she rid herself of the ac- ! cent, even cultivated a western tang.Last week she visited MGM in search of a job.\u201csee, 1 speak perfect English now!\" she told the casting chief with a smile.\u201cYes,\u201d he replied, \u2018and It's really too bad.We have an open- [ing in Nelson Eddy's film, \u201cI Married an Angel,\u201d and you're \"just the type.Petite, dark, at- i tractive \u2014 yes, indeed.Trouble | is, my girl, the role is that of a br chambermald, and you must speak French!\u201d Joel McCrea can't resist news- \u2018 boys\u2019 sales cries; he sold them | himself.PRESENTS NOW ON SUNE\u201d'M FLOWER SHOPPE $702 Sherbrooke St.W Cornet Harvard X CHILDREN'S THEATRE LITTLE LONDON HEROES by MIRIAM STEIN VICTORIA HALL - SA\u2019 (Proceeds for Junior Red Cross British Bomb Victims Fund) * - TICKETS 50c and $1.00 Directed by Dorothy Davis G Violet Walters I.AFT., NOV.22, 2:30 SALE AT WILLIS & CO.LTD.Cer.Drummond & St Catherine \u201cDIVE BOMBER\u201d Sn Fred MacMurray, Ralph Bellamy and Errol Flynn in a scene from the new exciting flight picture \u2018\u2019Dive Bomber,\u2018\u2019 which is now playing at the Westmount United Theatre until Saturday night.BS \u201cWATERLOO BRIDGE\u201d Vivien Leigh and Robert Taylor in a scens from the thrilling film \u201cWaterloo Bridge,\u2018 which opens a return engagement at the Monkland United Theatre on Sunday playing until Tuesday night.FOES | ing on Sunday afternoon.\u201cBLOSSOMS IN THE DUST\u201d Greer Garson and Walter Pidgeon in the romantic hit, \u2018\u2019Blossoms In The Dust,\u201d which will play at the Snowdon United Theatre start- TE SET AUS on Saturday playing until Tuesday MIRTHFUL TRIANGLE Robert Montgomery has his hands full with Rita Johnson, left, and Evelyn Keyes during the unreeling of the daring new comedy \u201cHere \u2018Comes Mr.Jordon,\u2019 which opens at the York United Theatre CHILDREN'S THEATRE T0 PRESENT PLAY The Children\u2019s Theatre, Montreal\u2019s group of juvenile entertainers under the direction uf Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters, will present an exciting play.especially written for them by Montreal's well known author.Mirlam Stein, entitled \u201c\u2018Lit- | tle London Heroes.\u201d \u201cLittle Lon- | don Heroes\u201d is a story of today.|It is as up to date as the new- \u2018est plane, as interesting as the latest news, and as startling a< {the last bomh dropped.Britain with [ts ever present danger.Canada with its warm , welcome to guest children are | the settings, and in both places, | exciting events happen to Sallv, Bertie, Grace and Dolly, portrav- ,ed by four of the Children\u2019s \u2018Theatre children, Joyce Litwin.; David Robinson, Estelle Meadel- ssohn and Annette Milstock, with a well known favorite Lil- [1am Wilkinson as their mother.{| We meet them first In thei: home in London, on the eve of their departure for Canada.Next we see them in Montreal, when | For Prompt Delivery ot they cover themselves with glory | night.| | with the help of members of the Do or Die Club, to which they are elected.From the rise of the curtain to the end of the fourth act.there is excitement and 7- terest.Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters, directors of the Children\u2019s\u2019 Theatre, feel that they have been f~rtunate In securing such a timely play, and one which will certainly Interest both young and! older folk.There ls an excellent | cast with over 100 children par ticipating, wtfh many speclalties.The performance is Under the; patronage of Miss Martha Allan.Mr.Louis Armstrong and Mr, A F.Holt, and the proceeds are in aid of Junior Red Cross, British Bomb Victime Fund, Fruits and cALt SOL\u2019S Groceries 5307 Sherbrooke West EL.6566 \u2014 EL.8930 | Deliveries trom 8 a.m.to 11 p.m | Holder of Titles In New Ice Revue \u2014\u2014 Megan Taylor, prominently featured with Dorthy Lewis and James Ellison in Republic's \u201clce- Capades\u201d which is now playing at The York United Theatre until Friday night.Is not only the most outstanding ice skater England has produced in modern timos but enjoys the distinction of having climaxed a meteoric career by winning the world's amateur figure skating championship two years iu a row.The celebrated skating star was born in the London suburb of Wimbledon exactly 31 years ago.Her father, Phil Taylor, wis a celebrated skater who had appeared throughout Europe, and it was destined from the beginning that Megan should early start her career ou the ail- ver blades.When she was four she began her skating career in earnest.A serious {illness ironically enough laid the groundwork for her brilliant career, because doctors advised her father to seek R change of climate.As a result Megan was taken to Switzerland and in the beneticlal mountain alr of this colorful country she not only regained her health but pursued her ice skating studies more ans.sidously than ever.When Megan was seven she saw Sonja Henfe perform one winter in Switzerland and ha- came Inspired to emulate the feats on ice of the noted Norwe- glan performer.She roturned to England where she quickly passed the various tests conduc: ted by the amateur ruling skating body of Great Britain, Parent-Teachers Meeting Arranged The Shaar Hashomayim Pare ent-Teachera Association has arranged an Open Meeting to take place on Tuesday, at 8.15 p.m.The guest speaker will be Dr.J.§.Astbury, Principal of tho Baron Byng High School, who will speak on the subject \u201cUnderstanding the Child.\u201d The talk will be followed by questions and open discussion from the floor.There will also be an Information Please Contest hetween the pupils of the graduating classes ut the Religious School.Parents, teachers and friends are cordial ly invited to attend.The President of the Association fs L.J.Shine.Madeleine Carroll is planning to buy a small farm in Eastern Canada.ONHLAND (Monkland Ave.at Girouard) TODAY UNTIL SATURDAY MICKEY AND JUDY IN.ANEW HARDY.PICTURE IL NEWS! Er 2nd Attraction THE GET-AWAY\" ! * ROBERT &TZALINQG | Charles Winninger - Donna aod r \u2014 After 11 o'clock Revival \u201cTHE WAY OF ALL PLESH\u201d with Akim TAMIROPP - Gladys GEORGE \u2014\u2014\u2014BUN., MON.TUES.& Vivien LEIGH in \u201cWATERLOO BRIDGE\u201d with # Robert TAYLOR & GINGER ROGERS In \u201c1g.DICK and HARKY.\" | with George Morphy, Alan | Marshal and Burgess Meredith.Friday Night \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 | | | \u201cHere Comes Mr.Jordan\u201d Is Season\u2019s \u2018Surprise\u2019 Hit Seldom has Hollywood lavist- ed upon a single motion picture the acclaim being accorded Co!- umbia\u2018's \u201cHere Comes: Mr.Jor dan.\u201d daring and different now type of comedy which opens at the Westmount United Theatre Hollywood Ribbed In World Premiere Like & carousel jockey coming in for the home stretch, John Barrymore led his pack of playmates on a merry-go-round race across the Snowdon United Theatre's screen now playing until Saturday night \u2018World Prem.ere,\u2019 tho funniest bit of horseplay ever filmed\u2014at Hollywood's expense., The plot triages on somo comic foreign sples who have been or dered to do everything in thelr power to sabotage and prevent the exhibition of a super movie expose, \u2018The \u201cTurth\u2019s On Fire,\u201d because it 18 hurmful to thelr cause, John Barrymore, as the wacky movie mogul, does much to help the spies\u2019 plans along\u2014although he's innocently unaware of it until à good deul of damuge and tomfoolery has been necomplish- ed.In his rolo us the raving gon- fus of \u201cBengal Plclures, Ine,\u201d the Groat Profile easily justifies his newly won title as America's Number One Comedian, As intimated Ly the title, all in pointed at the scheduled world premiere of Barrymore's movie masterpiecs, But before this happy event takos place, there ims a generous serlus of {intriguing comedy events that make use of everything in the books\u2014fan- tastic publleity stunts and n double romance, There's even a mup- der mystery abonrd the chugging Washington-bound, special prem- fere train, All Hollywood 1g ribbed in the film, and ribbed unmercifully.By the time the stars all reach Washington td attend their own world premieres, you're too exhausted from laughing to even worry about the bomb that 16 about to blow up the theatre.= ESTMOUNT (Bherbrooke at Grey Ave.) TODAY UNTIL SATURDAY on Sunday playing until Tuesday night.A motion pleture sald to be uniquely fascinating, unusual and surprising in its mirth-pro- voking effects, \u2018Here Comes Mr.Jordan\" atars Robert Montgomery and possessos a brilliant eup- porting cast which includes Claude Rains, Evelyn Keyes, James Gleason, Edward Everett Horton, Rita Johnson and John Emery.\u201cHere Comes Mr.Jordan\u201d {a predicated upon an hilarious comedy situation cations are sald to be vich und varied, 50 that the full story is one that can he told and retold, But tho Hollywood which lavish.os its suporlatives and those at diences throughout the country who already have enjoyed the tilm to the full, complement their praises with the warning that the pioture should be seen to be appreciated, aud from the beginning.In this, tho Weal.mount Theatre managemout coa- curs, Montgomery has in the new film the mos: memorable role ui his heilllant career, uppouring us a fellow named Joo, un lkeahse guy with a sense of humor and an overwhelming ambition.whose çuompli- | Theatrical Attractions * Andy Hardy Saved By Judy Garland Ringing the bell once agaln its true interpretation of American family life, \u201cLife Begins cor Andy Hardy,\u201d newest of the Hardy Family pictures, offers entertainment plus at the Monkland United Theatre, where it opens Sunday for an engagement of three duys.This latest venture, which finds Andy facing lite on his own away from family ties and the protective influences of Carvel, results In a sobered young man\u2014nn Andy who at tnat roulises that living coustitu- tes something more than class dances and football games, \u201cLife Bogins for Andy Hardy\u201d futroducos two newcomers to *he screen, as has been the Hardy policy in the past.The two screen finds are Patricia Dane, who doas a convincing role as\u2019 a big-city offloe vamp, and Ray McDonald.youthful dancer who was signed on the strength of his New York stage performances, Both youngsters promise to join the ranks of Hardy graduates who have skyrocketed to stardom, among this alumn! beiug such persoaali- tlos as Luna Turner, Judy Garland and Xathryn Grayson.Mary Martin onco sang at one studio and taught dancing-at another.NOWDON (Decarie at Snowdon Jet.) \u201cIILOSSOM8 IN THE DUST\" with * Greer GARBON + Walter PIDGEON IN TECHNICOLOR BARRYMORE as a mogul.gangaters, kid the pants off Hollywond movie producera! t's a riot of and romance from beginning to end! 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Paul Kell, Richard Cromwell.Also CANADA CARRIES ON \u201cTHE BATTLE FOR OIL\".gp PAGE SIX THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13.194y Beavers Lead Municipal Six-Man Rugby League DEFEAT ARGOS BY 30 T0 12 TO KILL THEIR CHANCE OF TAKING PART IN PLAY-GFFS) Two games were played In the senlor section of the Westmount Six Man Rugby Loop last week.The Beavers assured themselves of top place in the league standing when they turned an \u2018he heat to beat the Argos 30-12.This defeat at the hands of the Beavers killed all hopes the Argos had of making the play-offs.While the Dodgers shut-out the Bulldogs 19-0 in the other game to leave themselves three points ahead of any other team for the last play-oft berth, the Bulldogs retain a mathematical chance of tying the Dodgers.The Bulldogs still huve postponed games to play but would have to win all of them to maka the charmed circle, The Beavers-Argos game was k The Argos\u2019 & wide open affair.Jumped into an early lead wher Kevin Kennedy broke through the Beavers line on the firet play of the game to gallop 7b yards for a touchdown.Dick Beattie ax usual converted from the placement route.Thls aix point de- fleit stung the unbeaten Beavers and before the halt was over the league leaders had retaullated with two converted trys.Jim Macaulay and Ross Miller getting the major scores while Dave Harvie did the converting.The halt ended with the Beavers leading 12-8, The Beavers opened up in earnest in the latter half of the game scoring three converted touches.John Pelrson, Erle Swaine and Frank Swalno each went over for trys while Dave Harvie tossed passes right and left to convert all three.Dick Beattie accounted for the Argos\u2019 other six points when he gathered in a foward pass from THE COAL CHUTIS G SHOOT\" your next coal order in our direction and we will \u201cChute\u201d some of our dependable coal into your bin, Our prices and rapid manner of delivery will please you.COAL - COKE - FUEL OIL © Special Discount for Cash © HONE DE 1132 ® 4656 SHERBROOKE ST.W.Ed O\u2019Brien to go over from the Beavers\u2019 20 yard line and then neatly converted.The game ended with the score, Beavers 30, Argos 12, Dave Harvie and Johnnie Peir- son were the best for the winners whlle Kevin Kennedy, El O\u2019Brien and Dick Beattie starred for the losers.Beattie Incldent- ally ls battlug 1000 in the convert department, kicking all five attempts over the bar via the placement route The Dodgers handed the Bulldogs' hopes of making the loop play-offs a serious jolt when they shut them out 19-0.The Bulldogs as usual were undermanned but put up a game fight, especially in the second half when they held the Dodgers scoreless, The Dodgers started out like world heaters, scoring all 19 points in the first half.Donnie Mann opened the scoring when he ran over the Bulldogs\u2019 line from twenty yards out on a fake forward pass.Mann then tossed a forward to Ken Calrns to çon- vert the try.Ken Calrns racked up the other two Dodger trys, one on a forward pass from Mann and the other on r gallop around the end.Mann tossed a forward to Calrne to convert one of the touches.Stan Hughes, the loop\u2019s lead- Ing scorer racked up two more points to his credit when he caught Willie Graham of the Bulldogs behind the line for a safety touch.; Pierre Rodier, Kevin Shea and Bill Graham tried hard for the Bulldogs while Ken Cairns, Dou- nie Mann, Maurice Sawyer and DELIVERED ICE COLD Rapid Service tilf 11 p.m, : FT 4744 If first line signals busy, Dinl WE, 1010 FORUM GROCERY Nearest Licensed Grocer to Westmount Rugby Games This Week This week will.probably mark the last rugby games on the Westmount parks.The school teams have all finished their schedules but at least one gume and possibly two giunes of English Rugby will be played on Westmount Park this Saturday afternoon, The Six Man Rugby league hoped to wind up ts activities on King Georse Park by Satur- diy.The Junior section playoffs will be on definitely while the senior group play-offs may bo over by the sume date.INTERMEDIATE HOCKEY LOOP T0 BE FORMED It seems quite definite now that there will be a Westmount Municipal Inte mediate Hockey League this year.The loop will affillate with the Q.A.H.A., and be grouped as Intermedlate C.A get together was held last Wednesday evening and representatives from three teams in- dicated their willingness to operate, at least two of them were quite definite.The Air Force team which was so popular in the Municipal Softball League will have a team and a team made up of local boys and head- ed-by Johnnie Hutchison will ice 4 squad.The third team counted on is a group from the R.M.R.Artie Mann has been doing the spude work in this connection and hopes to come up with a stiong aggregation, Another meeting will be held within the next couple of weeks and by that time it is hoped that a fourth team will be added to the trio now hoping to operate.Sgt.Bud Mackay represented the Alrmen at the meeting and intimated that the Fiyers will have a fairly strong aggregation to play in the league.The Alr- men also hope to operate a three team house league of their own.GOING MODERN Rhodesia has started its firat \u201cmobile police station\u201d van fully equipped with wireless, a prisoner's cell, offices and quarters for travelling police and magistrats.Stu Beauine were the best for the winners.In the event the Bulldogs were eliminated yesterday the senlor lague play-offs will get under way on Friday afternoon when the Beavers will meet the Dodgers in the first game of a two out of three game series, the second Are Sweets Harmful?1 The term sweets is appHed to |2Bd most of the sugars taken as such, and to foods made very sweet by sugars (candy, preserves, and many desserts.) 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