The Westmount examiner, 30 décembre 1941, mardi 30 décembre 1941

[" pr te Pr Raa LISELI AA \"HARDWOOD FLOOR Supplied - Laid - Finished Repaired - Refinished Cleaned A.Ross Grafton & Co.\u201c42 Years in 6 Westmount\u201d WE BUY OLD GOLD Bave you looked ever your eld jewelry lately?Prices were never higher and sur reputation ef 42 years of business integrity assures you of full valuation.OHMARN\u2019S he Westmount Gxaminer voL.XIIL, No.1 MANY IMPORTANT EVENTS| \u2014# JEWELLERS WE.4046 1216 Greene Ave, ue AA TTR TT OCCURRED DURING YEAR EXAMINER FILES REVEAL lleadings Show Many Important Happenings of Interest \u2014 Air Cadet League Formed in Westmount \u2014 Local C.P.C.Group Also Organized\u2014War Savings Campaign Conducted With Success While world events during the past year diverted attention, to a large extent to local happenings, 1941 was an important period in the history of Westmount.The following headings from stories carried by the Examiner during the past twelve months give a clear picture of events here: January Local \u201cY\u201d on last lap of world brotherhood effort: \u20ac.V.Heward elected president of Westmount Municipal Association; thousands enroll in Air Cadet League; City Council is returned to office; Redeem- er-Lutheran Church marks 36th year; strong financial statement presented by wardens of St.Matthias\u2019 Church at annual meeting; successful] year reported by St.kx \u2014 Stephen\u2019s Women's Association; many new books added to shelves of Westmount Public Library; Commissioners named at initial meeting of new City Council, February Westmount Examiner marks seventh year of publication; Air cadets undergo inspection; War savings campaign underway in Westmount; Thos.Blaikie reelected head of Mechanics Institute; Westmount C.P.C.group progresses rapidly ; All-star teams selected for park hockey leagues.March Stamp club exhibition held in Victoria Hall; hobby show planned at Y.M.C.A,; John Smithers retires and son takes over shoe store; new art centre opens in Roslyn School: Boys Brigade installs new library; W.F.Ken- wood awarded wings; City officials stimulate war savings campaign: W.V.R.C.plans drive to rajse funds for \u2018Spitfire\u2019; paper salvage conducted by Sea Scouts; residents contribute $3,203 in first three days of war services campaign; annual statement of City Council shows surplus of $2,542 for 1940, April Memorial service held for late W.Ian O'Hara; citizens continue to back campaign for war services; annual flower display draws large crowds; local war fund drive goes over top; Lt.-Col.Ross retires from medical corps; Hugh Noble goes from local \u201cY\" to central branch; full R.C.A.F.honors paid to late F.O.J.A.Baldwin, May Mrs.R.MaCauley elected president of Westmount Women's Club; H.I.Turner marks 40th year with Bell Telephone Co.; Westmount Business Association re-elects Obman, president, and other officers of previous year; Rev.Johnston honored by Mec- Master; Mrs.Harold Mills heads war workers of Westmount Women's Club; city plans taking over local salvage campaign; local C.P.C.group \u2018enters new phase of activities; Rotary Club opens fair at Forum; Captain J.Howard Richardson re-elected head of Canadian Council of Boys Brigade, June Huge rally opens victory loan drive; memorial service held for FIt-Lt.G.G.Hyde; Norma Shearer visits city; local C.P.C.helps in blackout patrol; West- mount nears $6,300,000 goal in victory drive; loan oversubscribed by over $2,000,000; Everson named to head Westmount Rotary Club; C.P.C.'s auxiliary fire.section makes progress.July Maj.Nicholson becomes judge; speaker.The Annual Fellowship | wij) preach.Communion Service | vacation club at \u201cY\u2019\u2019 has enrol-, meeting is scheduled for Febru- win take place at twelve o'clock Went of 80; varied activities carried out at playgrounds of district; Examiner holds annual out- The theme this year for discus- the combined ing for children at Belmont Park; sion will be\u2014\u201cThe World We frount\u201d and \u201cFirst\u201d Prof, Jamieson appointed direc-| tor-general of army engineering design branch of department of\u2019 Munitions and supply; favorable Tesponse seen to gasoline restriction in city, August Sgt.H.M.Ross awarded medal for heroic deed; plans compléted for annual flower show; youngs- | ters aid in salvage drive; L.A.C.Ritz has high adventure in Mid! iro supported by the struck a steel pole in an Island sl © East; city goes \u201call-out\u201d ID Brotherhood, Young People's S0-|the corner of The Boulevard and &alvage drive, clety and Temple Board of Trust- Redfern avenue on Thursday.September ees.On Monday, 2.30 p.m., in the! Aitken, who was turning from City answers call for aluminum ¥ith spirited drive; J.Hirshberg, dron Leader A, D.Nesbitt decorated by King; Council amends tea] estate sign by-law, October City collects bottles, broken glass in week's salvage campaign; Air force veterans help train Westmount Air Cadets; G.W.Spinney appointed to National War Finance Committee; city makes appeal for scrap aluminum; Det.H.Belec appointed commissioner, November Westmount holds successful blackout; tribute paid io war dead; Council alters parking regulations on Sherbrooke street; city\u2019s drive on waste great success; 50 tons collected each month, December Sir F.Bowhill addresses Rotary Club and says ferrying of bomb- 2rs proceeding well; Westmount adopts policy of retrenchment; Dr.Keith Hutchison elected president of Municipal] Association.J.BERLJAWSKY WILL ADDRESS TEMPLE GROUP Will Open New Term of Activities at Temple Emanu-El on Jan.6th On Tuesday, January 6th, the Music Appreciation Group of the Temple Emanu-El Young People's Society will haves as its guest artist and lecturer, Josef Berljaw- sky, who is a concert-violinist of note.Mr.Berljawsky will open the new term of activities of the Young People\u2019s Society.Mid-winter Membership Dance of the Young People is scheduled for Saturday evening, January 17th.Convenors, Mrs.Arthur Fremes, Miss Ruth Hollinger, Miss Grace Bornstein, George Rauch, David Shefler, Murray Bornstein, Miss Constance Carin.On January 5th, the regular classes in the College of Jewish Studies will be resumed.Hebrew Class-\u2014A, Wolk, instructor at 8.15.Public Speaking\u2014L.Marks, instructor at 8.15.Biblical Lite- Serving The City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis The beginning of the New Year is a time to be merry and optimistic.This year it is more important than ever to take that view, in the light of world events, and to give voice to our heartfelt desire for lasting peace.The Examiner hopes that this year will bring all its readers the fullest measure of happiness and prosperity.YEAR-END RITES ARE ARRANGED Westmount Baptist Church Service to Begin on New Year's Eve Watch night service will be held on New Year's Eve in West- mount Baptist Church, beginning with a programme presented by the Young People at 9.15 p.m.At 10.15 an hour of fellowship will be spent during which refreshments wili be scrved and a film shown.At 11.15 the watch- night service wil begin, Dr, Johnston will preside anid give a brief address.Others will participate in (the programme.\u201cWestmount\u201d | wr most heartily welcome all \"who care to attend.There will be a period of intercession in con-; ;nection witk the National Day of Prayer.\u201cYear's Beginning will be held on Sunday.Services\u201d At the Mrs.Colin Russel Wins Doll In Draw Mrs.Colin Russel, of Argyle Avenue, js the winner of the doll offered as the prize for the draw initiated by the Overseas Parcel League and British Minesweepers' Association.Proceeds of the draw go to the provision of woollen garments for men of His Majesty's forces on the high seas.The draw was held on December 20, in the Windsor Hotel and was conducted by a member of the hotel staff, Local Resident Submits Poem The following poem was submitted to the Examiner hy a socal resident: FAITH Have FAITH in Nineteen Forty Two, rature\u2014Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Ster\u2026 morning service Dr.Johnston will Though skies are cold and grey.{have as his theme: \u201cResolutions Have faith that right will con- at 9.30.The Men's Club of the Temple ! \u20141 am resolved what to do\u201d.The quor might, is looking forward with interest \u2018theme of the evening service will | Give out\u2014Go all the way.to the many activities planned for | be: \u201cSunrise\u2019\u2014Mercy for the Un-| 1942, The January meeting will deserving: Hope for the Near-des- There is no sacrifice too great, be in the form of a luncheon with a distinguished ary.To this meeting, Catholics, Jews and Protestants are invited.Want to Live in.\u201d The Executive Board of the Brotherhood will meet Tuesday evening, December 30th, at 8.30 p.m., under the chairmanship of Mr.Martin Arnovitz.Of special interest to men's Club activities has been tie service rendered by Jewish interned refugees within the environs of Montreal.The Sisterhood Bazaar is being Temple Community House, a movie was shown under the spon- Examiner columnist, visits city |sorship of the Drug Booth of the on leave from U.S, Navy; Squa- Bazaar.pairing: Confidence when noon, At 8.45 on Sunday evening, | choirs of \u201cWest-' Baptist! | Churches will present a most attractive recital of carols, anthems, \u2018ete, i i - ; Truck Is Damaged When It Hits Pole Considerable damage was caused to a truck driven hy Private |.\u2019 ! Aitken.attached to the intern- \u2018ment camp at Farnham, when it the Boulevard south onto Red- fern, is thought to bave been temporarily blinded by the sun, aid failed to see the pole.the ; For a cause so just and true, guest Dawn is Breaking\u2019.Dr.Johnstou Could be, your V for VICTORY, Is your SHARE in Forty Two.Felix 1,, Lewis, Westmount, Que.George M.Upham Died On Sunday Member of a United Empire Loyalist family and prominent in banking circles for many years, George M.Upham, 418 Claremont avenue, Westmount, died bere Sunday.He had heen a resident of Montreal since his retirement about five years ago.The late Mr.Upham was born in Upham, N.B.,, the son of the Jate Mr, and Mrs, Nathaniel Up- ham.He started in the banking profession with the Bank of Halifax, later transferring successively to the Bank of Commerce, the Union Bank and the Royal Bank of Canada.He was manager of branches in Western Canada, notably in the Peace River district, for a numner of years.Later, he went to Toronto to become an inspector of branches in that area for the Royal Bank.Afterwards, | e managed 4 branch of that bank at Brampton, Ont., and held that post untll his retirement.Surviving are his wife, Mrs.Hilda Upham, Westmount; two sons, Tom and Douglas, hoth of Toronto; two brothers, Harold, Saint John, N.B., and Aubrey, St.Stephen, N.B.; and one sister, Mrs.B.Johnson, Alvinston, Ont.The funeral will he held at 3 p.m, today from the home of J.| Duncan, 9 Murray avenue, West- mount, The Week At Victoria Hall 2 dL ad ee 2 2 Pr III NI TODAY\u2014Jenkins Valve Company dance; meeting.municipal TOMORROW\u2014Squires Club New Year's dance, FRIDAY\u2014Stearns Lodge A.F.and A.M.SATURDAY\u2014Elocution recital by pupils of Mary Beetles School of Dancing.MONDAY \u2014Westmount Women's (Club Red Cross group: Lawrence Stamp Club, NEXT TUESDAY\u2014British Israel St.World Federation; Notre Dame de Grace Women\u2019s Club; Lorne Lodge, L.O.L.hockey | CHRISTMAS EVE PARTY [5 HELD Examiner Staff Receives Gifts From Yuletide Tree At Function in Plant Christmas festivities were Inaugurated for employees of the Examiner Publishing Company al a party held in the plant at 2191 Hampton Avenus on Wednesday afternoon.A gally decorated Christmas tree was Installed in the office, After refreshments and dunc- fng, exchange gifts arranged for al] individual employees were dfs- :tributed.A Christmas gift for \u2018each worker was presented hy H.BE.McCormick, president, on be- | naît of the company.Mr.Stod- ; dard In a short address recalled \u2018the progress und development of \"the company since its beginning on a very small scale.Accordion \"music for the dancing was supplied by .\\ Guitel, Christmas Tree Supply | Plentiful In West End f | Predictions of a shortage of | Christmas trees were falsified so j far as the West End was concerned last week, were carted away from selling Friday and Saturday.Other surplus trees were still awaiting removal, Judging from external unserva- tion, there was little, if any diminution of the number of Christmas trees In private homes of the district, AIRMAN SPENDS FURLOUGH Squadron Leader and Mrs.E.R.M.Walker returned recently tawa, © J.Hanralty, H.1, Paton, =, A ; | Thompson, I.lots in Westmount and N.D.G, on: ga.Chamberlain, 4263 St.Catherine St., Westmount Fre \"Club Suspends 1 Meetings For Holidays Although the Westmount Stamp Club ts not holding any meetings during the holiday season, the club executive Ia laying plang for interesting sessions to come with prominent speakers being feutur- od.Tho executive will convene under President J.lk.Plekoring at the thst moeting of the New Year, January Sth, at which time they will nominatg the various committees.Three members will bo nominated {o each of the Memberahip and Entertainment Committee, while five members will ba named on the Jxhibition Committoe, LAST RESPECTS ARE PAID LATE ARTHUR RACEY Colleagues of 40 Years Ago Attended Funeral For Noted Cartoonist Final tribute was pald to Arthur Georse Rucey, of 454 Lansdowne avenue, at a\u2018funoral service conducted at his home hy the Rev.Dr.F.W, Kerr, of Sti.Andrews United Church, on Tuesday, Colleagues of two score yonrs ago when the noted curtoonist worked for the Montreal Witness and members of the staff of tho Montreal Daily Star in whose employ he wus al Lhe time of his death attended, Chief mourners wore: his widow, {two Dbrothoers, Robert Racey of Paris, Ont, and H, W.Racey of Westmount; two sisters, Miss Harrlet Racey of Quebec and Miss Daisy Rucey of Len- noxville; and (wo nephews, Dr.A.G, Racey and Aubrey Washer, bolh of Montreal, Among those present were Rev.Dr.O.W.Howard, Mr.and Mrs.Stuart McLeod, Klot rossi; rapresanting The Star were J, WV, McConnell, 8.Morgan-Powell, A.J.West, J, D, Mackinon, J.M.Letham, Andrew Gemmell, IS, J.Archibald, Ewen Irvine, Norman Doig, William Gardner, Leo Ledue, George Scott, 1D, B.Macfarlane, Harold Poltras, Thomas Butler, George Whitiaker, Ww.Innes Cunningham, Fred Knight,! IL.J.Potter, Willlam Dooley, R, H.Parson, Mr, and Mrs.K, D.Woodward, Estimates WE.2323 CITY CONDUCTS CAMPAIGN FOR IRON, STEEL Need for Scrap Metal is Great, Salvage Officials Announce This {a Iron and Stoel Week in the continuous Salvage Campalgn being conducted by tha Clty, Tho need for scrap iron and steel, and indeed for all kinds of scrap, ig aroatly ineroasod fur 1942, The Uniled States can no longer bo looked to ns a source of supply.Canada hus pledged to help supply Britain with hor requirements.Ships, (aïxs, guns and shells tro the desperate noad of our fighting forces, and the call for all serap iron and steel has been rounded\u2019 throughout Canada, Tron pipes, old furnace and slovo grates, engine parts, cooking utensils not in use, cutlery past ity prime, battered shovels, rusted fire rakes, locks, keys, key rings \u2014\u2014 nothing of iron or steel ls too lurge or small to he of use.This 18 scrap Iron and steel week for Westmounters.Dig, soureh, and find (he metals that can and will bring the defeat of Hitler and his cut-throat pals, CAR DAMAGES THE WINDOW OF LOCAL STORE Jumps Curb and Strikes Fry's Stationery Store Iarge panes of pluto the window of Fry's Stationery Store, 4832 Shorbrooke street, were smashed when an automobile jumped the curb and struck the fromt of the store at 2 p.mon Thursday.The cur, which way driven by glass In Poter O'Neill, of 375 Victoria avenue, Apl.6, pkldded and crossed the sidewalk, whon it was turning to go cast on Sherbrooke from north on Victoria.No ona was injured.Believed to havo buen slides swiped by a passing taxi which failed to stop after the accident, un automobile parked at Sherbrooke street and Ollvier, was damaged on Wednesday.The automobile was the prop Mrs, M, A.Christmas, Mrs, lë, Littier, Jr, John Smithers, Mr.and Mrs, C.W, Chamberlain, Tor-, onto; Mr, and Mrs, A, R.Woods, | Norman II.Friendman, Mrs.Arthur Wood, Mrs, Douglas Wood, Miss Loulse Shaw, W.Ormiston Roy, D.8.Louson, Alex, Knox, C, Hopkins, Mrs.E.IR.Bonter, Mr.and Mrs, B.G, Ransom, W.Galbralth, 8, H, Hnt- chison, John Phillips, J, P, Harrison, Edward Sims, D, M, Le- maistre, W.J.Gilmour, Charles Brindumour, George I.Hollund, Robert Fortier, Reginald 5, Dett- mers, G, A, Wood, O, W.Dett- mers, A, S.Boyd, Arthur Barry, T.K.Dickinson, RR, H.Parker, Mra, Alex Knox, Mrs, Edgar Smith, Mrs, HH, Vos- berg, Robert Henders, W.H.Bryce, H.Alex Ross, representing Supreme Council, Royal Arcanum, {| Boston; FE.I Nelson, Mrs, A.W.; Gardner, Mrs, Frank H.Gardner, j Toronto: Mrs.CP, Crelghton,! Alberic Bourgeois, La Presse; ! : Walter S, Thompson, C.N.RR.; Howard Smith, Mr.and Mrs.M, BlHss, Capt, I.R.Batchelor, RMR.Tdndsuy Hull, J.W.Foster, G.| Selby, Charles Gaudet, K.C,, M, J.! Robertson, Mr.and Mrs, HB, J.Hodgson, Thomas Henry, Mr, and Mra, Stuart Ramsay, E.J, Kose, Un } L.Lewin, J.A.II.Henderson, James! Henderson, Robert Grant, Mrs.Large stocks of unsold trees; Robert Smith, Thomas Carlisle, po, 3, George Dr, Duncan Anderson, Harry BEG, Chamberlain, of \u2018Toronto; | F, H.Gardner, H.E | McCormick To Hear Churchill \u2014 iar naa 1 H.E.McCormick, president of; | The Examiner Publishing Com-| | pany fg in Ottawa today at the invitation of the Canadian govern-! ment to bear the address nf, Prime Minister Winaton Chureh- IT to the Canadian senators, mem- ; hers of the House of Commons.| other invited guests.erty of W.H, Gilmour, of Chat- eauguay Basin, Que, FINAL TRIBUTE PAID T0 LATE DR.W.J.BLACK Westmount President Held Important Post With Canadian National Railways The funera] service for Dr.W.J.Black, of 625 Murray Hil avenue, was held at the chapel of Jog.CC, Wray and Bro, Mountain street, lust Tuesday mornive, Following the servies the body was Kent to Winnipeg, Man, for interment.Dr.Black, formerly director of coiontzation and agriculture for Canadian Natlonus?Rallways, died on Dee.22 at his residence, br.Black had been fairly active rgeently and his death was unexpected, Surviving are Mrs.Black, the former Ida Maude Day, of Mans- fieid, Ontario; a danghier, Miss Willa Black, aot home; a son, Black, R.C.A.F., stationed at Charlottetown, and a sister, Mrs.TT.McCreery, a resident of Toronto.Dr.Black possessed special qualifications for the varlous posts which he had s0 successfully filed.He was born on a farm in (reemore, Dufferin County, Ontario, November 29, 1872, and after the usual training which comes in boys on farms, he studied at and graduated from Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph.His Initial venture was in agricultural Jjournallsm and between 1992 and 1904 he served after spending a few days in Ot-|dafly and weekly publishers, and 8s editor-in-chief of the Farm.(Continued on Page 2) | = rent rg A + wares ©} om en TT Men v | | 2 I! | 4 Ÿ à ipa ald The Westmount Examiner Published Every Thursday Serving the City of Westmount Garden Suburb of Canada's Metropolis, THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAlnut 2773° \u201cThe Examiner\u201d EE di a Runs © aims to he an Independent, clean newspaper for the home devoted to public service.One race We love, WESTMOUNT, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1941 SIGNIFICANT NEW YEAR We begin the new year more confident of the outcome of the great struggle in which we are engaged than at any time since the conflict was thrust upon us.This confidence is born of two factors\u2014the magnificent showing the Russian armies are making in the east, and the entrance of the United States into the war.The Russian resistance has been of inestimable value to us; they have not only smashed Hitler's mechanized armies and his aviation to such an extent that an invasion of the British Isles is now extremely unlikely, but they have held the Huns at bay and fully occupied long enough to enable us to at least lay the foundations for a long war.The entrance of the United States into this terrible of all wars cements the Anglo-Saxon nations in bonds of sympathy of purpose to an extent which would have been undreamed of a few short years ago.The new year begins with a conference at Washington which will go down into history as one of the most momentous of all time\u2014 a British Premier in the capital of the United States for the first time is joined by the Prime Minister of the senior Dominion of the British Commonwealth\u2014the \u201clinch-pin\u2019\u2019 of the Eng- lish-speaking world\u2014to map out a grand strategy to match that upon which the Axis has obviously been operating since the war began.Grand strategy being largely political, it is possible that Messrs.Roosevelt, Churchill, and King are laying the basis of a permanent Anglo-Saxon union which will be the balance- wheel of the future world.We can be thankful indeed that at this most critical period in the world\u2019s history the United States is led by a man in whom British peoples have a friend of long standing; that Britain has its affairs the son of an American woman; and that the hand that directs Canadian politics belongs to a man whose life-long ambition has been to see prejudice, suspicion, and misunderstanding cleared away from British-Am- erican relations.Indeed, the day miaht not be far distant when Anglo-Saxon peoples will be singing a common national anthem, like that them to keep their However, most vast and and singleness Year's Day as economical, drive.at the head of them.One tongue, one faith, we claim: One God whose glorious name CELEBRATE MODERATELY Tomorrow night 15 New Year\u2019s Eve, when it is customary for folks to do a little stepping\u2014 high, wide, and handsome.It is to be hoped that, this year, high, too wide, or too handsome.In justifying the throwing of a big party, or the spending of a lot of money tomorrow night, many people will tell you the old bromide about the need for a bit of relaxation in war time.good thing the nation won\u2019t have to depend on speed the following couple of days.Most of them will be a great deal more fatigued after relaxation\u2019! it is customary to celebrate, and customs die hard.We in this part of the country haver\u2019t c'osed our liquor stores over the holiday season as they have done in some other provvinces, and the government is hoping that the public will reciprocate by celebrating moderately.Be sensible, and enjoy New give yourself the satisfaction of knowing that you haven't diverted too much money into frivolity that might have gone toward the war effort.And, remember, for your safety and that of others, if you drink, don\u2019t MOVIES FOR CHILDREN .Many children were disappointed over not being allowed to see Disney's feature cartoon \u201cDumbo.\u201d It seems that the regulations could have been relaxed, as they were for \u2018Snow White\u201d and \u201cThe Wizard of Oz.\u201d There are many good reasons why children under sixteen should not be allowed \u2018indiscriminately to attend picture shows, but there are occasional features that it should be possible for them to see.lt would not be too difficult for the government to set up a board or commission to put an \u201capproved for children\u2019 stamp on some of these features each year and then see that no pictures harmful to children were shown on the same program.In that way the youngsters could see an occasional good movie without making a habit of attending the theatres where they might see and haar things they shouldn\u2019t, and annoy elders sitting around suggested by Professor Carleton some years ! ago: the first vers2 of God Save the King, followed by the first verse of My Country \u2018Tis of Thee, and a third verse as follows: Two empires by the sea, Two peoples great and free.One anthem raise.of ancient fame; and praise.the celebrations will not be too It's a the war effort going at top than they were before.well as New Year's Eve.Be Canada\u2019s Price Controls Bring Lessened Costs The imposition of Canada\u2019s extensive price controls has thus far at least, brought little visible difference to the life of the average citizen, It is of course much too early to intimate how the whole system Is going to work, It may be sometime before the strange new economic garment fits snugly and comfortably; seams may give here and there, and the tallor's needle and scissors may be brought into play.But for the first few days since the plan began Dec.1, all that the average man has noticed has been a reduction here and there in cost of articles he purchases, and perhaps, a wary and searching eye bent on him from behind the store counter.The storekeeper may be perfectly honest, but the system is still strange.His thoughts might run something like tins: *[ put all prices to the basic period level, It meant a change in about 10 per cent of the articles I handle, but that's a customer 1 don\u2019t remember.When he is glancing over my shelves he may Le wondering whether those canned goods should be 1¢ instead of 17 ceuts.If he says anything I'll be able to show him I sold the same ting for 17 cents between Sept.15 and Oct.11.\u201d Suspicion will disappear as retailers become used to the new system, but they will have to be always on the alert with the canny housewife making dally purchases for her home.There seems to have been comparatively little dislocation in price levels, and this has been due in some measure to the warn- ing given of the tmpending control, which has kept most prices from getting out of hand during the last month or month and a half, A Gallup poll has shown 3 to 1 fn favor of price and wage control among those questioned throughout Canada.Industry in general has given assurances of co-operation to the Wartime Prices and Trade Board, but no one doubts, least of all the fllem- bers of the Prices Bourd, that troubles le in wait, and that the price of success will be untiring vigilance and thoroughness in the administration of control.Among the many measures taken to obtain as smooth operation as possible for the system, one of the latest, alms at still closer co-ope- ration of the Wartimo Prices Board with t e Wartime Industries Control Board, thus ensuring the full measure of benefit for the war effort from price cou- trol.The Prices Board is setting up 13 regional offices throughout the country, and branches of these regional boards will later be established.A statement recently issued says that \u201cIn order to avoid duplication of offices and services, an agreement has been made with ths Wartime Industries Control Board for the purpose of combining in one office the requirements of both boards.\u201d The rpglonaj representative will be known as the \u201cPrices and Supply representative.\u201d The Prices Board and the industries control board which is part of the Department of Munitions and Supply have interlocking membership.The regional boards will *\u2018pro- The Westmount Examiner CLASSIFIED ADS 20 words for 35¢ WAlnut 2773 FOR SALE RENT A FRIGIDAIRE Avold food waste.Cheaper than Ice.Friquiaire Rental Service.WA.8648.1648, Ww-1 WASHINU MACHINES.Free inspec- dons and estimates by factory ex- sert, repairs to all makes, terms if lesired, Beatty Bros, El.8187.W-2 JRIENTAL RUG (Anotoiian) 183\" Ww 10' 9\", Rose And cream.WE, 2630.W-s TEEL OICE-BON painted white bout 4 high $5.00.EL.7821, W-e SN TY of, SAN ROOM & BOARD WESTMOUNT, single, double bed- sitting, fireplace, excellent board, reasonable, EL.7821, Wet CARTAGE & STORAGE NOTRE DAME DE GRACE Transfer.Local and long distance movers.Also storage.DE.3110, W-3 DRESSMAKING MADAME DESJARDINS, formerly of N.D.G.dresses $3.00 up and your pattern.Also alterativns, low price.4470 St.Catherine, near Motcalfe, WI, 7010, 0.A, CAMPBELL 13 RE-ELECTED BY ASSOCIATION President of Westmount Conservative Association Also Heads Legal Group G.A.Campbell, K.C., president of the Westmount Conservative Assoclalion, was re-elected president of the Montreal Advocates Benevolent Soclety at a meeting of the organization held last week.The consultative committee of the association was also elected.Former batonniers who are living and the actual baton- nier of the Montreal Bar are ex- officlo members of this committee, and ten members are elected every year, The committee for the ensuing year is as follows: The Honorables P.B.Mignault, Paul St.Germain, and Alfred Duranleau, Charles Laurendeau, K.C., Aime Geoffrion, K.C., G.8.MacDougall, K.C., G.H.Montgomery, K.C., G.A.Campbell, K.C., L.E.Beaulieu, K.C.,, Henry N.Chauvin, K.C., Arthur Vallee, K.C., J.A.Mann, K.C., Pierre Beullac, K.C., Paul Lacoste, K.C., Lawrence Mactar- lane, K.C., Francis Fauteux, K.C., (former batonniers), the Hon.Elle Beauregard, K.C., the Hon.F, Philippe Brais, K.C., R.C.Me- Michael, K.C., M.A.Phelan, K.C., Antonio Perrault, K.C.G.8.Me- Fadden, K.C., C.G.Heward, K.C.Gustave Monette, K.C., Marechal Nantel, K.C., Bernard Bourdon K.C.and Rene Duguay.K.C.After the meeting the Conservative Committee met and elected the following Executive to administer the affairs of the association tor the year 1942-43: G.A.Campbell, K.C., president: Arthur Vallee, K.C., vice-president; Lawrénve Macfarlane, K.C.treas- urer: Marechal Nantel, K.C., secretary; the Hon.Elie Beauregard, K.C.Pierre Beuilac, K.C.and C, G.Heward, K.C.\u2018COOKIES FOR ROOKIES\u2019 Syracuse University co-eds.fearing the boys at army camps might mise the \u201chome touch,\u201d have organized a \u201ccooking for rookies\u201d campaign with student volunteers doing the baking.vide facilities for the public to submit their questions and problems to such offices so that quick action may be taken in case of need.\u201d \u2018They will a'so be entrusted with the duty of keeping Wei clear the channels of supply of essontial commodities for war In- WESTMOU NT, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1941 The Examiner's Hidden Titles Contest kind co-operation of Mr.Godel, the following requirements:\u2014 Simply find the two \u201cads.\u201d in Examiner in which the names of the the Westmount Theatre during this Submit all answers to The Cont the purpose.Contestants must be over 16 ye A convenient coupon will be fou answers, as, unfortunately, it would one submitting the right answers.be received in Monday's mail, Miss R.F.Main, 4067 Tupper Dickins, 600 Victoria Ave.The Westmount Examiner's Hidden Titles Contest is run with the manager of the Westmount Theatre.Each | week twelve passes are given to the six lucky winners who comply with 2191 Hampton Avenue, using the special coupon provided in each issue for 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.The winners are drawn from among those who submit the correct The winners of last week's contest are as follows and their passes will mont Ave.; C.L.Stevenson, 266 Wood Ave.; Barbara Hughes, 776 Upper Belmont Ave.; Mrs.J.T.Robertson, 4173 St.Catherine W.; Mary the current issue of The Westmount two feature pictures being shown at week are hidden.est Editor, The Westmount Examiner, ars of age.nd elsewhere in the paper.be impossible to give passes to every St.; Mrs.Annie Brooks, 426 Clare- The opinions expressed in this not necessarily those of this newsp The Sundemanian denominati ticle on Joseph Howe, by David M The Dalhousie University Review, minister, on October 5, 16905, England and the United States as Some of the tenets are: The noon service every Sunday a love feast at which all members must be present, is held after the manner of primitive Christians, Mnu- tual exhortation is practised and each one who possesses the gift may speak.\u2018Things strangled\u201d and \u201cblood\u201d are abstained from.The accumulation of wealth is regarded as unscriptural and o1- proper, and each member coil- siders his property as liable to be called for at any time to meet the wants of the poor and the necessities of the church.During the year 1900 there were about 2000 members of this denomination, « \u201cChristianity is stronger In Fu- rope today than it was before the war.Despite strong Nezi rule, the Bible is still the best seller in German bookstores even going above Mein Kampf in sales.I have seen Protestant churches in Germany blown to bits, only to have a Jewish or Catholic Church nearby throw open its doors to congregation for future meetings.\u2014Basil Mathews, In the U.S.A, persons more than 65 years old increased by 85 per cent in the last ten years, while the total population gan was only 7.2 per cent.Those sixty- five in 1930 numbered 6,633,805 and in 1940 numbered 5,956,206.In New York examinations for elementary school teachers have not been held for five years and there are 2800 uncalled names on the eligible list, some waiting since 1932, Examinations for high school teachers have been suspended indefinitely.Superiu- tendent of Schools Campbell predicts that in three years, because of the falling birthrate it will be necessary to begin discharging teachers.Man has survived the jungle, swamp and cave; Mastered the peak, and overcome the wave.Yet how.in bomb-wrecked towns and smoking iands, Survive the world that his own science gave?STANTON A.COBLENTZ.A report issued the middle of September 1941 stated that four- fifths of Canada's machine tools are not working to full capacity.Due to war-time taxation, in Britain, a married man with two children whose gross income is £100,000 a year, realizes a net fncome of £6,000.or less than one-sixteenth of the gross.A good soldier is one who must know what he fights for and love what he knows.\u2014Oliver Cromwell.Interpreting the Willlamstown Institute of Humar Relations Je fore its ovening Dr.Clluchy, ts sponsoring National Conference director and president of the of Christians and Jews, sald: \u201cWorld conditions demand =n economic regeneration; calling for chauges in the free as well as the totalitarian nations\u2014good lite for the many, which giant power, geared to twentieth century technology and coatrolled by religious principles, can provide.\u201d The twenty-four speakers on the program, Protestant, Catholic and Jew, supported that conviction.In Which Subjects of General Interest Are Discussed does not accept responsibility tor them, a 7 was born at Auchtermuchty, Fife, where his father was the parish The sect was originally known as the Glassites but was known in fact that at least one of its characteristic tenets was elaborated by Robert Sandeman (1718-1771) the son-in-law of John Glas.and between forenoon and after-# Forum sre aper and it N N N N N on, which is referred to in an ar- unroe, which appeared recently in was founded by John Glas who the Sandemanians because of the Lord's supper is observed weekly ington stated recently: \u201cThe world's hope lies in the fact that people accept new forms of economic advancement by example, A blind spot in world politics, namely, that less than $10 a week per breadwinner is the lot of 81 per cent of the world\u2019s population, How can even a world government create adequate distribution of purchasing power so long as the \u2018have-nots\u2019, in three generations, have eighteen times the descendants of \u2018haves\u2019?During five days of August a conference of relizious leaders was held at St.Andrew's Scotland.Sixty ministers and a number of laymen took part, including the moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, the, Archbishop of York, Dr.William Paton, secretary of the International Missionary Council and Prof.John Baillie of Edinburgh.It, according to press reports, the consensus of opinion that there is a growing sense that economics have a spiritual aspect with which the church must deal.it was pointed out that economics touches life at every point aod have an enormous edurative influence on every child.It presents him with a fixed standard of values and affects his or her whole behavior, It was also pointed out that the church always had Its economic doctrine and often has used Its Influense in economic matters.Today the slavery from which men need to be delivered is the almost unlimited power of capital over human labor, Not mere profit-making but the providing for human needs must be the ruling motive in industrial life.It was felt that much of the control at present being exercised by the state over *blg business\u201d under war conditions might be retained, adapted and developed in the years of peace that are bound to come, When will all of us realize more fully than we do that moral laws can be broken with no more impunity than the law of gravity.Old Custom Revived By Melville Church At Melville Presbyterian Church Melville Avenue, a short service will be held on New Year's Day at 11 a.m.This will mark the revival of an old custom which particularly prevailed in many Presbyterian congregations in Canada and those of Scottish connections and traditions, Since the arrangements for this service were made President Roosevelt has asked that his countrymen observe the day as one of praver.A cordial invitation is extanded to any American citizen In the city to attend this service.The minister, the Rev.Dr.Muiligan, will give a brief address on \u2018\u2019The Consecration of the {MANY ATTEND FINAL RITES FOR A.ROSS Funeral Service Held Tuesday in St.Andrew's Church for Noted Accountant The funeral service for A.F.C.Ross, of 9 Braeside Place, was held Tuesday afternoon in St.Andrew\u2019s United Church, the Rev.F.W.Kerr officiating.ment was in Mount Royal! Cemetery.Mr.Ross was one of the city's leading citizens, a prominent chartered accountant, member of the Masonic Order, and a keen supporter of community enterprises, Hundreds of friends, business associates and fellow Masons were at the church service, featured by the presence of members of the Masonic Choir.J.E.F.Martin, organist of Royal Albert Lodge, A.F.& A.M., of which Mr.Ross had been a past master, presided at the organ.Friendships formed during the long life of Mr.Ross were stressed by Dr.Kerr, in paying tribute to his character.He believed that a man ought to take time for the cultivation of friendships, said Dr.Kerr, In a life crowded with activities, Mr.Ross had maintained a poise, and held a deep-rooted the universe and in the fulfilment of the purposes of God.He was not easily shaken by the shocks of the passing days.Some of the richest friendships of his life were formed within the Masonic craft, and some of the honors he most greatly prized were those bestowed upon him by his Masonic brethren.Chief mourners were Mrs.Ross, wife; J.A.Ross, son; Mrs.D.C.A.McEachran and Mrs.H.R.Ziegler, daughters; Maj.-Gen.J.G.Ross and Dr.John W.Ross, brothers; Miss C.M.Ross, sister; Mrs.J.A.Ross and Mrs.A, F.C.Ross, jr., daughters-in-law: D.C.A.McEachran and Dr.H.R.Ziegler, sons-in-law; Philip S.Ross, S.R.Campbell and Baylis Wait, nephews; Mrs.Philip S.Ross aud Mrs.S.R.Campbell]; Mrs, W.S.Lowson, of New York, sister-in-law, Among those also at the house were Col.and Mrs.(i.W.Birks, Miss Eileen Ross, Mr.and Mrs.Howard Ross, Mr.and Mrs.H.Newman, Dr.and Mrs.Selater Lewis, Mrs.Marjorie Finley, Mr.and Mrs.E.P.Christian, Ian Ross, Lt.and Mrs.L.H.Paul, C, J.Hodgson, C.H, McFarlune, Guy E.Hoult, S.B.Peckham, W.G.Jephcott, George Hogg, Genrge R.Kinloch, Miss I.Tanner, Miss E.Austin, Mrs.J.A.Cameron, A.D.Anderson, Mr.and Mrs, G.M.Smith, Mrs, Williams, S.Shorr.Ottawa; Maj.H.Short, Ottawa.Representing the Masonic craft at the funeral were Homer A.Mitchell, Grand Master for the Province of Quebec, aad W.W.Williamson, Grand Secretary; While C.F.Elderkin represented the Dominjon Association of Chartered Accountants.Others noted among those present were: E.Norman Smith, vice-presi- dent and editor, and Col.R, M.Parkinson, managing director, who represented P.D.Ross, president of the Ottawa Journal, eldest brother of the deceased.who was unable to attend owing to illness.J.W.McConnell, George Stephen, C.W.Johnston, W.H.Hobbs, R.C.Braithwaite.Guy Tombs, Montreal Institute, L.C.Tombs, Dr.Adrian, Brooke Claxton, K.C., M.P., D.C.Abbott, K.C., M.P., J.A.Ewing, K.C., Gordon Hyde, K.C.; M.L.A.; Dr.W.H.Ather- ton, Catholic Sailors\u2019 Club; Al- Hster Mitchell, C.A.; Rev.Dr.George Donald, Hugh McRay.K.C.; Beaudry Leman, Russell McKenzie, K.C.Mr.and Mrs.P.Luscombe, Purvis McDougall, Mrs.William H.Aird, F.J.Campbell, G.E.D.Corneil.H.J.Marshall, WwW, M.Punter, A.R.Forman, Mrs.E.R.Brown, S.Costigan, A.We.Hooper, Mrs.Howard Wilson, Mr.and Mrs.S.W, Ewing, G.Hawthorne, Duncan McLellan, P.A.Brock, P.R.Galt, D.G.Mac- Pherson, Mrs.E.C.Virtue; W.Agnew Hastie,- A.McDougall, W.W.Hutchison, C.E.Swift, G.Smith, K.Kannon, R.Stewart, Leslte McCrae, R.C.Dickinson.Mr.and Mrs, Arthur Lyman, R.H.McNaught, 1.A.Brooks, J.N.Laing, Lieut, J.R.Cameron, H.B.Ewing, William McLean, A.L.Lawes, W.E.Kinloch, H.B.Watts, P, S.Ross, H.Pickering.J.R.Terrill.W.Redmond, Miss Sailors\u2019 E.L.Secular.\u201d A.U.Dan, Mr.and Mrs.Haw- Barrister and Solicitor dustries, » ES Ecru w= ergy Telephone Guy Irving Burch, director of} the Population Bureau at Wash.| ea oc HOWARD 8.ROSS, K.C.57 St.James St.Went HA.9238 A Interfaith In the ultimate goodness oi Chanukah I Dinner Yields $60 For Troops Overseas The sum of $60 Is being forwarded to provide comfort boxes fo; the men overseas by the Women's Auxillary Society of the Shaar: Hashomayim Synagogue as a result of their very successful Chanukah Dinner which took place last week \u2018n the Community Hall ot the Synagogue.The program included the Kindling of the Chanukat Lights by Cantor Nathan Mendelson, who also rendered soe Chan ukah selections.Mrs.5.G.Levi Jed the gathering in several Chanukah songs.The Rabbi, Dr.H.Abramowitz, delivered an impressive address and Capt.S.G.Levi led the Grace.At the piano were Mrs.M N.Fineberg and Mrs.N.heartfelt thanks to the many women whose valuable assistance bad contributed so largely to the outstanding success of this affair.All the children of the various departments of the Shaare Hasho- mayim Religious School participated in a Chanukah Celebration which took place Sunday morning, December 21st.Many parents also attended.The program included the singing of School Songs, greetings by Dr.Abramowitz; the Kindling of the Lights, performed by Perry Meyer; the awarding of prizes in the Chanukah Card Contest by Mrs.Herbert Vineberg, a past president of the Parent- Teachers\u2019 Association; and the presentation of a play entitled \u201cThe Victorious Maccabees,\u2019 written and directed by Miss Gitelle Goldwater, B.A., with the following participating: Geoffrey Ash- erson, Zipgorah Baishaw, David Berlin, Jules Blond, Esther Cohen, Paul Cohen, Boris Denbow, Roslyn Faber, Donald Faerman, Sybil Freedman, Braham Hyam, Ruth Janner, Louisa Kirk, Basia Krainer, Norman Latsky, Herbert Marks, Erlc May, Jerry Naimer, John Rau, Howard Rosen, Anthony Rubin, Myron Rusk, Arthur Schwartz, Deborah Schwartz, Asher Segal, Berry Shine and David Winter.Howard Klein, Charles Solomon and David Robinson were stage managers.Mrs.M.N.Fineberg was at the plano, A feature of the program was the presentation of two musical numbers by children of the Nursery School under the direction of Mrs.Elsie Kessler and Final Tribute .(Continued from Page 1) er\u2019's Advocate, Winnipeg.He then entered the service of the Manitoba Government, becoming deputy minister of agriculture and immigration, and in 1905 organized and became president of the Manitoba Agricultural College, the first institution of its kind in Western Canada, This position he occupied until 1915 when he was appointed commissioner of agriculture for Canada, later becoming chairman of the Soldiers\u2019 Settlement Board and in 1921 he was appointed deputy minister Department of Immigration and Colonization for the Dominion Government, With the development of the Canadian Nationa] Railways and the initiation of a special department for colonization, Dr.Black accepted an\u2019 juvitatlon to join the raflway service and in 1923 organized that work and began as European manager of the Department of Colonization and Development with headquarters at London.This work expanded and in 1925 Dr.Black was named as director of the department and established offices in Montreal continuing in charge until his retirement, December 31, 1938.In recognition of Dr.Black's important contribution to rural life in Canada, the University of Montreal conferred on him the degree of Doctor of Agriculture at Oka, Quebec.Dr.Black had previously received the degree of LL.D.(Honoris Causa) from the University of Manitoba.thorne, W.Paterson, O.B.Lob- ley, J.E.Bryant, E.W, Foulds, R.A.Wyatt-Jones, H.B.Kink- hope, W.H.Harling, B.S.Hastings, M.G.Ibbotson, F, W.Bari- don, N.BE.Kendrick, J.F.Marshall, Mrs.M.R.Finley, Miss A.Ross.C.H.Holland, B.B.Stevenson, T.M.Hutchison, Mr.and Mrs.Q.C.D.Bovey, Miss MM.Starke, Dr.F.Tooke, A.C.Lankin, H.Walk- em, Walter Williams, H.L.Pritchard, J.C.Paterson, Alexander Forsythe, L.Genest, G.W.Elliott, G.G.Harris, F, A.Coffey.Miss H., McLachlan, J.Earl Birks, Arthur McMaster, Mr.and Mrs.H.M.Baird, W.L.Haldi- man, A.J.Floud, Mrs.R.Parker, G.W.McKimmie, Melville Presbyterian Church Melvillé Avenue, Westmount Minister: The Rev.Wm.Orr Mulligan, M.A, LL.B, D.D.JANUARY 1st, 1942 Special New Year's Day Service at 11 am.This service will mark the revival of a former usage in some Presbyterian congregations of beginning the New Year with God in the House of God.Visitors, Especially American Citizens, Cordially Welcome OD Rope pa Mendelson, Solomon presided and expressed # accompanists.Mrs.Edwarc Mrs.Lisa Morgenstern accompanied by Mrs, Nathan Mendel- son at the piano.Juniors Hold Party The Junior Congregation had its Annua] Chanukah Party Sunday afternoon with over 13¢ members present.The program included the Kindling of the Lights by Perry Meyer; Mr.S.J.Leibowitz led the singing of the Chanukah Songs; Miss Anne Goldenberg of the Religious School Faculty, told an interesting story, and Billy Levy conducted an \u2018Information Please\u201d contest, in which the girls vanquished the boys.The party concluded with refreshments and a free movie entertainment, the feature of which was \u201cSandy was a Lady.\u201d In the Junior Congregation services last week, the following participated: Cyril Berlin, Ronald Burg, Bernard Cooper, Jerrold Fineberg, Grevillg Janner, Billy Levy, Raymond Levy, Perry Meyer, David Robinson and Erwin Schneiderman.Bobby Feldstein opened the Art and Doi thy Tinestone explained the Sedra.Mr.E.A.Friedman, who fs in charge of movie entertainments announces tat the next programme will be \u201cSpring Serenade,\u201d featuring Deanna Durbin and will take place on Sunday afternoon, January 4th at 4 p.m.The Adult Education Group wil] have its next regular meeting in the library on Wednesday at 8.15 p.m.under the leadership of the Acting Educational Director, Mr, S.J.Leibowitz.Meetings of the Cultural Guidance, Music Appreciation and Book Club groups have been temporarily suspended until after January 1st, The Parent-Teachers\u2019 Association, of which Mr.L.J.Shine iz president, is planning an open meeting for January 19th when there will be a symposium on a subject of vital interest to parents and teachers, In which three prominent Jewish educators will participate.Sessions in the Hebrew School conducted by the Educational Department of the S;nagogue were held mornings during the win ter vacation, which commenced Wednesday, December 24th.Sun- dey classes will be held as usual.Mrs, Elsie Kessler, in charg?of the Nursery School, has announced that there are now some vacancies and that a few addi- .tional children may be admitted for the new term starting now.The fourth issue of the \u201cSchool News Letter\u201d has appeared.It is edited by Brabm Feldman, Pauline Flanders, Leonard Mendel, Joy Schwartz and Herbert Strean.Faculty advisors are Miss Frances Cohen and Mr.S.J.Leibo- witz.Calvary Church Dorchester St., at Greene Ave., Westmount Minister: Capt.The Rev.T.W.Jones, Service, Wednesday, Dec Wateh net p.m.\"Sermon thème Standing\u201d on the Threshold, of what?Sunday \u2014 New Year Services 11.00 a.m.in spite of everything \u2014 = Happy New Year.12 noes Communion of the Lord's Sup- 3.00 Eat Sunday School & Men\u2019s Own Brotherhood.7.30 p.m.Proclamations by the Exalted Chr Monda ony m.Young People\u2019s Union fh ih rn Debate \u2014 Resolved that participation by women in politics and industry {is detrimental to home and society.Tuesday, Jan.6th from 10.30 to 4.30 p.m.The Red Cross will reopen for work, the evening Unit will meet at 7.30 p.m.All interested workers are invited.Wednesday, Jan.7th, 8 p.m.United Prayer Service in St.Stephen\u2019s Church, Dorchester St.2 Atwoter Av The W omen's Association vf hold its first meeting of 1942 on Wednesday afternoon at 2.30 p.m.The Boy Scouts will meet on Monday.at 715 p.m.and the Cubs on Thursday, at the same hour.Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.& Roslyn Ave.J.Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister Hibbert Troop, Organist and Choir Master YEAR'S BEGINNING SERVICES a.m.\u201cRESOLÜTIONS\"* \u201cT am resolved what to do\u201d Communion at 0 re o'clock Noon \u201cSUNHISE\" Mercy for the Least-deserving: Hope for the Near-despalrin Confidence when the Dawn {is Breaking.Dr.Johnston will Preach.8.4 INSPIRING REC Trim BY COMBINED CHOIRS (Choirs of \u201cWestmount\u201d & \u201cFirst\u201d aptist Churches) under co-direetion of Mr.Hibbert Troop and Mr.Phillips Motley, Mus.Bac A General Invitation is Cordially Extended.\"We | ALSO - in th EL Ba! SPLE! ASS \"C( TC THRI HU learn love | GE 0s con WA \u2018Westmouat\u2019s Home Newspaper' ee Hollywood Gossips WESTMOUNT.TUESDAY.DECEMBER 30 1941 ata.tn an SES \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 NEWS OF THE THEATRE WORLD Theatrical Attractions * Es Cady (West UNT (Sherbrooke at Grey Ave.) NOW PLAYING That Crazy Love- \u201cLady Eve\u201d Couple in Another Laugh Hit! ALSO \u201cLAW OF THE TROPICS\u201d , .thrilling, reckless romance in the jungle! With % JEFFREY LYNN | & CONSTANCE BENNETT \u2014\\VONKLAND | (Monkland at Girpuard) TODAY: \u201cMARRIED BACHELOR,\u201d with Robert Young and Rath Hussey.\u201cICE CAPADES,\u201d with James Ellison, Dorothy Lewis and The Ice Capades Company.WEDNESDAY until SATURDAY THE DARING, AMAZING, ROMANTIC EXPLOITS OF THE BANDIT QUEEN RANDOLPH SCOTT GENE TIERNEY SPLENDID BILL! Hollywood's Gay- + est Funmakers in the Romantic Laugh-Hit! RUSSELL AMECHE a Do | FRANCIS NOWDON (Decarie at Snowdon Jct.) Gala Midnite Show New Year's Eve BALLOONS! HATS! NOISEMAKERS! Special Feature! * GEORGE FORMBY \u201cCOME ON GEORGE\u201d With Special Shorts TICKETS 75¢ & $1.00 TODAY until WEDNESDAY THRILLS! SUSPENSE! MYSTERY! He walked out on a million to learn about love from her! GEORGE MONTEOMERY 7=X OSA MASSEN - 1.carol mus N COBIRA WRIGHT, JR.STANLEY CLEMENTS A 20th Century-Fon Picture