The Westmount examiner, 9 avril 1942, jeudi 9 avril 1942

[" ewspaper\u201d mr - 4 H IT ENT eirs.o.1 > ex- eded Band sso- INGS 46 AR 41 RS 11 97 27 .the Queen\u2019s Canadian Fund, » EE lately?Prices were never higher our reputation of 42 JEWELLERS WE.4046 1216 Greene N N N N N N N NN NS N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N I S N N N N N N N N N N S YOL.XIN, No.15 M.P.URGES 100 PER CENT STAMP DISPLAY WILL BE OPENED HERE TONIGHT Mayor Walter A.Merrill, K.C., Will Preside at Annual Club Exhibition All preparations have been completed for the opening of the annual exhibition of the West- mount Stamp Club which is scheduled to take place this evening in the Oak Room at Vie- toria Hall.While the public will be allowed to visit the exhibit as early as 7.30, the official opening will take place at 8.30 when Mayor Walter A.Mer- rill, K.C., will preside.One of the largest exhibits in the history of the club will be on display this year and a large crowd is expected to attend the event.An added attraction will be the display of '\u2018lots\u201d of stamps which will be auctioned off next Thursday at the benefit auction for the Queen's Canadian Fund.Prospective buyers will be able to see many of the contributions already received and thus be prepared for that time.Mayor Walter Merrill is one of the many persons who have sent in contributions to the club for its benefit auction.Another is Christopher Ellis, who will be auctioneer at the event.There is still time for the public to make donations for this deserving cause.Send contributions of stamps or covers to the treasurer of the Waest- mount Stamp Club, R.J.Sutherland, in care of the club at Victoria Hall.The stamps will be auctioned off on Thursday evening, April 16th, in the club's room with the proceeds going to Last week's meeting of the club saw one of the largest gatherings of the season when forty- three members made their appearance.In addition to last minute preparations on exhibits for tonight's show, a lot of swopping took place.MAN INJURED WHEN WAGON [5 OVERTURNED Leo Feron Treated for Foot Injury at Western Division of Montreal General Hospital Leo Feron, of 2252 St.Antoine street, a laundry route salesman, suffered a deep cut to his left foot when the wagon on which he was riding overturned opposite 26 Anwoth Rd, at 9.40 a.m.last Thursday and he wag dragged about 15 feet by the horse, which became frightened and bolted.Feron was taken to the Western Division of the Montreal General Hospital and treated by Dr.Jeron.the wound requiring four stitches.The driver.who is employed by Shaver's Launüry, told police that the wagon overturned as he was making a U turn on Anwoth road.He attempted to jump clear but his foot became caught in the wagon and he was dragged along the road when the horse started to run away.\u201c42 Years in ox Westmount\" WE BUY OLD GOLD & DIAMONDS Have you looked over your old jewelry years of business integrity assures yoa of full valuation.OHMAN°S RD PP 2 27 007) The animal was finally brought to a stop by two boys who wit- | nessed the accident, Roger Mc-, Keown, 14, of 486 Mountain street.and William Milne, 13.of 42 Anwoth road.It was stated at the hospital that Feron's injuries were not | serious.While the wagon shafts were broken the horse was not in- Jured.RUMMAGE SALE i St.Matthias Social Service\u2019 Club will hold a rummage sale on Thursday, April 16, at 2.30 p.m.\u2026.in the lower tall of the church, Cote St.Ap- toine road.parish M EE Ave.\"Guest Youngest Exhibitor At Hobby Show Foresaking her own section exhibit for the much more fascinating decoy duck exhibited by one of the older children, little five-year-old Susan Cullinan, war guest from London, England, was ome of the keenest exhibitor-spectators at the opening of the West.mount Y.M.C.A, Hobby Show last night, A pupil at the Arlington School kindergarten, the little English girl has been in Canada for a year and a half and has become an enthusiastic hobbylst.Youngest exhibitor in the show, she was fascinated by the exhibits by older Y.M.C.A.boys.CONFIRMATION EXAMINATIONS HELD TUESDAY Candidates for 1942 Class Wrote Reviews of Year's Work and Studies The annual Confirmation Examinations were held last Tuesday morning at Temple Emanu- Ei.Candidates of the 1942 Class spent the morning in writing a review of the year's work and study in Judaism, the faith and the people, Regular classes in all departments of the Religious School are held on Saturday and Sunday mornings.The assembly next Sunday morning will be in charge of Miss Charlotte Garfinkle and members of Class 3, The Temple School Board meeting under the chairmanship of George Hollinger took place Wednesday evening, April 8th, Mr.1.Konowitz, educational director of Shaare Zion Synagogue, will speak on \u201cThe Jewish Child and His Environment\u201d before the Parent-Teacher Assocla- tion on Wednesday evening, April 2nd in Temple Community House.On that evening an exhibit of Jewish books \u2014 old and new \u2014 will be presented.Over two hundred people assembled at the Congregational Seder on Passover Eve at Temple Emanu-El, Dr.Stern conducted the ritual and the musical service was rendered by the Temple art he Westmount Wxaminer Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada s Metropolis CLUB PROGRAM 15 UNDER WAY Meetings Will be Held Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday in Greenhouse Club Room The Westmount Model Aeroplane Club, under the sponsorship of the recreation division of the Parks Department, got underway this week at the club room in the greenhouse.While meetings will be held every Monday, Wednesday and Friday it was decided to keep the club room open every afternoon during the Easter holidays.The membership list is still increasing but there is room for a few more boys to join.Prospective members should make their appearance at the Greenhouse any afternoon this week or on one of the regular meeting days next week, Most of the boys are engaged in making models for contests to be held this spring.Bill Taylor and Doug Reed have two Spitfire models which are rapidly taking shape.Lloyd Brown is working on a Hurricane model to be exhibited in a show, John O\u2019Keflley is making a solid model, Peter Wilson a Douglas and John Wilson a Cessna Airmaster.Richarq In- wood is busy with an Airoco- bra while Bob Molesworth has started on a glider.Some of the supervisors are working on more intricate models.John Dickens 1s making .a gas model scaled down, called The Paragon, which he intends to enter in shows, Stephen Terry has the frame constructed of a Blackburn Skua while Doug Creighton is busy with a Hurrl- cane.Both of these planes will be ready for competitions when completed.Another supervisor helping out this week was Derek Ramsay but their is still a need for more workers of this kind and any who would apply would be very welcome, \u2014\u2014 \u2018One Foot In Heaven\u2019 Sermon Topic Sunday On Sunday morning in St \"Andrew's Church, Rev.Dr.Kerr | will base his sermon on Hart- choir.There were a number of special guests at the Seder representing men in uniform, ex- internees and visitors from var- fous parts.A number of the elders and youngsters participated in the reading of the Haggadah.Mrs, J.N.Neumann blessed the festival lights and members of the Board of Trustees, among them Harry E, Davis, George Hollinger and Hyman Grover, assisted the Rabbi.The hunt for the Afikomen was led by E.T.Garfinkle and the Afikomen itself was found by Arthur Wein- thal.Conveners and helpers for the Seder were the following: Mrs.M.Silverstein, Mrs.H.Wolfe, Mrs.J.Lewinson, Levee.Mrs, J, A, Roston, Mrs.A.Simon, Mrs.J.Freedman, Mrs.W.N.Carin.Mrs.P.Silverstein, Mrs, B.Joseph, Mrs, J.Cooper, Mrs.D, G.Jassby, Mrs, M.Gold- ecberg, Mrs.G.Wolfe, Miss Estelle Abrahams, Church Will Mark 12th Anniversary -_\u2014 | Anniversary services will be | held in Westmount Park Church on Sunday, that date marking the twelfth anniversary of the opening of the present church,\u2019 although the work which the | congregation represents has a\u2019 history of over half a century.At the morning service, Rev.\u2019 M.F.McCutcheon, D.D., of First Baptist Church will be the guest preacher.His topic will Le: \u2018The Church for a Time Like Thie.\u2019 Mr.Smith.the retiring minister.will preach at the evening servire un the topic: \u2018The Church As A Society.\u201d A congregationa) social will be iteld on Monday evening, April \\ 13th.Mrs.J.P.(Well Spence\u2019s best-seller \u201cOne Foot in Heaven.\u201d \u2014 The sermon might be entitled \u2018JJhe Lights jand Shadows of a Minister's i Life, to say nothing of his Wife.\u201d Ll 7724 lide dy 4263 St.Free Estimates Pr EE HARDWOOD FLOORS Supplied - Laid - Finished Repaired - Refinished Cleaned À.Ross Grafton & Co.Cathorine St, Westmount WE.2323 WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1942 To meet the threat of Axis trains crews of fire fighters who Canada\u2019s soldiers come to grips with the enemy, ers train a stream of water on a roaring bush fire.ARMY FIREFIGHTERS READY MODEL PLANE |, YES PL OLD RECORDS ARE APPEALED FOR BY CITY Discarded Gramophone mount Salvage Campaign Committee The Westmount Salvage Cum- ; baign Committee is conducting à \"special drive for discarded gramophone records during the current week, and in order to \u201cmake the drive n success, resl- ; dents are asked to place thoir old records alongside garbage cuns for collection on garbage \u201cremoval day.The discs will be sold to | gramophone record companies and the proceeds will contribute towards the country\u2019s war offopt, | Officials of the local drive.which is run in conjunction with the National Salvage Campaign, (point out that there are many | worn out -records in Westmount [homes that could play un worth- qi while part in raising funda for the production of weapons of flame-throwers the Canadian Army war, will play an important role when However, while the collection Here two tire fight- of gramophone records is belng particularly stressed, citizens are WYRC WILL PARADE ~ TOMORROW EVENING A full parade of the Montreal company of the Canadian Women\u2019s Army Corps will be held tomorrow evening from the Arena Garage, St.Catherine street west at 7.80 v\u2019clock.The march-out will be followed on Sunday morning by a church parade 10 St.James United Church and St.Patrick's Church.The parade will follow a route along Sherbrooke west to Peel street, and then east along St.Catherine street to the R.C.O.C.quarters at the Arena Garage, BISHOP VISITS HERE ON SUNDAY Rt.Rev.Arthur Carlisle, Lord Bishop of Montreal, will pay his annual visit to the Church of the | The subject of this narrative was i born in Canada, and although his ministry was carried on in \u2018Towa, its experiences can be du- | | plicated in thousands of instances | ! throughout the Canadian Church.The characters in the book may ke discovered by looking through the pews in any average church.At the same time, the hook may easily inspire young men of today to dedicate thelr lives to the Christian Ministry.At the evening service, Dr.Kerr will speak on \u201cKeeping the Mayor Walter A.Merrill, K.C., who will open the annual exhibi- i tion of the Westmount Stamp Club in Victoria Hall this evening.Advent on Sunday and will ad- :nünister Confirmation at 7.40 \u2018p.m, His Lordship will also de- , dicate a Memorial Lectern and vu silver flagon as well as an Oaken Hymn Board, the latter being the gift of ithe confirmation candidates, | Scouts To Sponsor Dance: In Aid Of Chins Up Fund Boy Lord Temple Emanu-El Troop and the Srout ! Balfour | Rover Scout (\u2018rew are sponsor- reminded that garment hangers, typewriter ribbon spools, razor biade cartridges, ete, are of great value for conversion into the production of vitally noed- ed war weapons, The telephone number at salvage headquarters is HFltzroy 8531, WESTMOUNT PASTOR T0 PREACH IN WEST Dr.J.A.Johuston, pastor of Westmount Baptist Church, leaves this week for Winnipeg to conduct a serlos of apeclal services in Broadway-First Baptiat Chureh of which the minister is Rev, S.A.Westcott, B.D.The series be- wing on Sunaay, April 12th and concludes on Sunday, April 19th.The theme of tue Sunday morning sermon In Westmount Baptist Chureb will he \u201cFinding The Guide to Victory.\u201d Rev.Jumes Adams will be the preacher, At the PAID TO LATE LOCAL TEACHER Miss Maude Frances Lud- gate Lebourveau Was Active Member of Calvary Church The funeral service for Miss Maude Frances luudgate Lebour- veau, was held in the chupel of Tees and Co., yesterday morning, followed by interment In Mount Royal Cemetery.Miss Lebourveau, daughter of the late S.A.Lebourveuu, KC., and of Mrs.Lebourveau, and for the past several years a member of the teaching staff of Lansdowne evening service which will be conducted hy Mr.Rober, school, died suddenly in the \u2018 ., Montreal \u2018General Hospital on A.Speirs.M.A.of Lowey Canada ; ; College, the theme will he: \u201cThe Sunday.She was 56 years of! : j Challenge of The Pilgrim Way\".ge.Visitors are cordially invited lo Miss Tebourvrau, a native of the services of worship and to |! Montreal, spent the greater part | hear the virile, challenging mess of her life here.where for more age of these brethren, than 254ycars she wus with thei _.Accidental Death School Commissioners as a school teacher.| Montreal [Protestant Board of Verdict Returned | Active up until two months | previous to her death, Miss Le-' A verdict of aceidental death hourvean taught in various was returned by Coroner Rich- schools here.jard Duckett Sunday In the case The deceased.who received [of Taclen Vaillancourt.29, of her high school and university 2121 Dellale street, who died education here, was also an ac- {Saturday at the Hopital de la live worker for the Red Cross) Meref, usa the result of injuries \u2018during the present war.She! suffered last July, when he tel) treat; Westmount Stamp Club exhibition; Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club public speaking class.Saturday-Montreal Repertory Theatree Westmount Stamnp Club exhibition, Monday\u2014 Montreal Repertory A.F.& AM.: Westmount Women's Clob, Ignatius of Loyola, Altar Soclety bridge, Tuesday-\u2014Royal Montreal Regiment de Grace Women's Club board meeting; Dickens Fellowship meeting; Sabbath in Summer Time.\u201d The was « member of Calvary United from a tree which he was trim- Churches of the city have been | ing a dance at the Temple Com-j Church, being especially noted ming on Renfrew avenue, asked to devote one of the\u2018 MUNIty House Saturday at 9 pm | there for her work with the ou \u2018services on Sunday in consider-!iN aid of the BP.Chins Upichoir and other church organi- \u2019 ; ation of preserving the Sabbath Fund.| Zations.Member Received as a day of worship.It is believed that many say farewell] to | worship while the golfing is! good.The Week At 0 Ober Dielay Victoria Hall ee ee ily Today Westmount Stamp Club annual exhibition; Mizpah Lodge.1.0.0.F.Tomorrow\u2014>Montreal Repertory Theatre {in \u201cJupiter in Re- Theatre; Westmount Lodge.Red Cross group; St monthly tea: Notre Dame elected Connaught Lodge.A.F.& AM.George < paren, | pi .dav 9 .vital in ai Vow member e ia- A *dnesday Hilda Galt danre recital in aid of Wings fur ment for Westmount-St.George in Britain\u201d: Rotary Club of West:nount luncheon; Electa Chapter, the by-elections of March 23, Order of the Eastern Star: Victorian Order of Nurses and Wext- who was received by the Quebec mount Social Service.Legislative Assembly on Tuesday.Next Thur«day-\u2014Kuight« of Pythias, dance; Westmount stamp 1 Club; Jersey Channel Island Society bridge, Mr.Marler was introduced to the Speaker by Premier Adelard God- bout and Hon.J.A.Mathewson, EBISCITE VOTE Discs Sought by West-| \u2014\u2014 PRICE:\u2014 TWO CENT! STRONG COMMITTEE FORMEL WITH ABBOTT AND WHITE t AS HON man numbers at the headquarters will CHAIRMAN ALD.W.! B.SCOTT, K.C.\u2014 Autoite-Wertmount LN Scott, KC, ehufrman, and Arthur lé, Asked Seoking a 100 por vent.\u2018Yes\u2019 been formed fn the st, Douglas ©.Abbott, K.C, MP, und R.8.Conservative MP.for many yours man W.RB, socretary-Lreustrer, us secretary, BY OU-EN CLUB On Tuesday evening the members of the \u201cSo-Rd\u201d group of\u2019 Westmount Park Church, \u2018held a | i | { debates on, \u201cResolved that the Chureh has hindered Social Pro- | Brews.\u201d The affirmative was upheld by Frank Moelhee and, \u2018Edna Webber, while the negative | slide was taken by Gludy's! Thornber and 811 Arthur, The! | chairman was Ken léraser, presl- dent of the group and he Judges were Kay Donaldson, Ed Smee amd Gordon Young, Both sides of the question were presented and the judges In giving (heir.decision lo the negative saîd that there was very Utile difference \u2018between the 1wo opposing teams, As a whole nil the group enjoyed ft very much and a discussion was held on ir later, | The worship was taken by | Kuy Donaldgon, assisted by Marion Stewart, the theme being CA new Heaven and ou new\u2018 Earth\u201d with the hymn \"O Holy} City, Son of John\" continuing the Kauter messuge, A #ing-s0ng and Under the lendership of Eileen Thornber followed and refresh-' ments closed a most successful} evening, recreation All young peuple ure cordinlly lnvited and are to bring thelr | own friends to these Social Educational meetings.: Mention was made of the.Easter Sunday Sun-Rise Service at the Chalet, at which « number of the group were present, there belng over 300 young people of the city at the Service 10 recalve | the inspiration of the message | of Easter, MASONS TO ATTEND CHURCH The lodges comprising Montreal District No.1, AF & AM.will hold « Joint church service in Calvary United Church, at 5.30 o'éock Sunday, Meanhery and visitors wll a-semble in tie church hall at 7.Capt.Rev.T.W.Jones, minister and pant sin - ter of Connaught Lodge No.111.will preach.\u2018MOVED Mre.Davson, Miss Davson, formerly of venor avenue, have taken «silence in Beloell, Que.M:.and and Gros- Up» rename, \"heen URARY CHAIRMEN Headquarters Will be Opened in Victoria Hall\u2014Alder- .B.Scott, K.C.is Chairman and Arthur F.Bell, Secretary-Enumerators Will Begin Work On Monday \u2014 Strong Turnout on Voting Day vote, a plebiscite cominittee han division composed of White, former Westmount chalrmen; Alder- Hell, former city honorary The headquarters of (he commitive will be opened next week fn Victoria Hall where an information service will bo provided telling people where they are to vote, und answering other inquiries.Phone be Fltzroy 7462-3-4.Mr, Abbott, in n statement, said that the muln problem was to get tha people put to vole, \u201c1 have no doubt (he result will be ovoer- whelmingly affflerative but the danger ln that clectors muy fail to east thelr votes, Our Job is Lo impress upon everyone the urgent neeessli co of exorelsing his privilege and answerluæ \u2018yes\u2019 (vo the pleblseite question.Mr, Abboll suld that when the emunmoralors go (0 work next week they will leave a slip al euch voter's residence notlfylug them where to cost the ote.Me urged electors Lo keep this slip, Tho fol- low-up cards which are customary In elections aro messages from the candidates (hemralves and therefore wlll not be sent in the pleb- {sciLe.In a stutemont to the Examiner yesterday Mr, Scott relteruted Mr.Abbott's appeal for no \u2018yor' vote.He suid that a strong commilies hind been formed and urged the diviston's 42,000 voters tp turn out In full to east thelr ballots In the plebiscite vots on April 27.Île polnted out that the City of Westmount was providing (he space In Victoria Hall for the Committe headquarters, Beginning Monday morning, 87 men md women, appointed to propure the voters\u201d list for the coming plebiscite, will begin thelr work in this district, During the following six days the enumerators will visit every honis In this locality listing Lhe occupation, and addrose of every qualified voter.These enumerntors were page 2) ap- (Continued on EE RMA.OFFICER 15 APPOINTED 10 HIGH POST Formerly Overseas, Maj.T.C.Lewis Now Instructor at Royal Military College Major V0, Lewis of the Royal Montreal Reghnent (MG), who recently returned from over- \u201ceas where he hiud been ginea December, 193%, has been appolnt- ed chief instructor at the Company Commander's School, Royal Military College, Kingston.He Is one of the youngest Canadian officers 10 receive such an Îm- portant post.Mujor Lewis | but one of a number of HM IU officers and other ranks who have returned to Canada (0 take important ap- pointinent« in the Dominion.partly due the transfer of some of the Canadian Schools of to Instruction back in this country.Major A H.Lowe who, like Major Lewi left for overseas us a the people of India who are in the midst of a Since the Germans ravaged his country, They should be retained for Aves Miss June Boyd, 426 Lansdowne \u201cave ; Mrs.A Wood 2) Clare Handel's \u201cMessiah\u201d given DM ifént, Kenneth Neate and Robert eu great political _-isis?on the pecp.e of Aus- Domrovski has been doing other things be- |reference, Every individual vote: mont Ave.! * tT ! | Stanley Presbyterian Church | vivholson.dev tralia who are preparing to d2fend their own sides selling vegetables.In the cellar of his | Will get one, Choir under the able direction of! A Symphonic Concert is eine eu soil against the hordes of yellow barbarians?little shop he had installed a duplicating ma- The canvassers will make |g + Brewer organist, Doris Killam, elven in His Majesty's Theatre on x on the people of the United States whose good- chine.On one side of the brown paper in CYery réasonable effort to list | pianiste and à string ensemble APril 76th with a grand program the will we want to yeep at all costs?on the people which he wrapped his customers\u2019 pu-chases he ©#CH voter.However, any who T H E FO R U M composed of members of the Mon- |\"\u201cltding the Mozart C Minor Pi shi] of Britfin who are holding a bridgehead, whica printed authentic news.This authentic news jai missed nuy still vote by treal orchestra.The soloists, who! 210 Ce Onin Betly Humby.hav, if lost would lead to a quick attack on this he obtained by listening to the forbidden Bri- on TE youched for at the poll all sang their parts with musical Tot works ; Hi, as so- ban _ continent?on our Russian allies, upon whom tish radio.The editor-greengrocer ran his in- who has been duly listed and Conducted by HOWARD $.ROSS.K.C.DCL understanding.were Mary Hen | sakoff, Delius, Tschaikowsky, vire Lord Beaverbrook says the fate of civilization genious secret newspaper for six months.by showing a registration card vec one Hora Cine.| Fil Thomson and Prokofieff.The hav rests?on our own Canadizn soldiers, sailors Then one day the Gestapo broke into his cel- [to the deputy in charge of the In Which Subjects of General ba tenons i arold © bass, last event is the opera \u201cRomeo day \u2018and airmen who, to the nursrer of half a lar and found his equipment.Domrovski got |poll.Int t Are Di d Mr.Clapperton has conducted and Jullet\u201d hy Gounod at the St.wea) million have voluntarily offered to sacrifice six-year prison sentence.The enumerators have been nteres re Discusse this great oratorio on many pre- Denis Theatre, April 28th, with Posy their lives if necessary for the cause for which Yet in spite of heavy penalties 18 secret drawn principally from the ranks vious occasions but never mors the Metropolitan stars.Stella don whe = we are fighting?newspapers, whose material is drawn from the omen, augmente y The opinions expressed In this Forum are successfully than last week for hd Li \u2018nai i i On the other hand, an overwhelming \u201cyes\u201d BBC, continue to be printed in Poland.have srranget tn dorms \u201cthe not necessarily those of this newspaper and it and pie nar à memb are fon ane PORT PET ho = vote from coast to coast will padrertise to al READY FOR DER TAG necessary time to the work.Very does not accept responsibility tor them.well rained ensemble AE with| When people read, they begin ard{ the wor anada\u2019s unity at home and wit A few men were available on a Stanley Church is a large one but |to reason.and when they reason stag » the other allied nations in the great purpose If the prognastication of one young English [full time basis, due to the great * * \"precision and splendid tone, Good ; they progress., land : of restorirg to human beings the right to a lad is realized there will be a British army of demands of war industry on man Called for years \u201cthe smoky city\u2019 Pittsburgh is determined to diction was especially notable.we 2 full and free existence.cccupation in Ge \u2018many in 1944.The former |POWEr.banish smoke.A retired professor, a consulting engineer has been it was not big enough for the aul pn, on.can be supported by of Let us make it unanimous.Let no part of editor of the London Daily Herald, now with .a speaking, all British named by the Mayor to head enforcement.Following the example of dience that turned out to hear! ,lusion.Happiness rests upon thes 2 Canada advertise itself as indifferent or luke- the British Ministry of Information, attributes in Canada ® (waive onthe or St.Louls, stokers and treated coal only cau be used.Factories and this beautiful Oratorio truth.Jom \u201c warm to the fight upon which its own very the forecast to his son David, 15, in the fol- |\\rore, and who will be twenty.raliroads must meet requirements this year while homes may wait \u2014 .\u2014_\u2014 Le I\" existence depends.lowing story: one years of age on or before until next year, Many public-spirited citizens are installing stokers LAST SUNDAY afternoon, Jobin! What is becoming in behavior yea Vote \u201cyes\u201d, David recently matriculated at Oxford.|Apri! 27, next, are eligible to |!MMediately.Churches are also setting a good example.The City | Barbirolli.the Dh, leadel js honorable, and what is honor- T } \u2014 When the exam results were nublished his fa- vote.Council and citizens are determined to have a smokeless Pittsburgh! | reba ole k, te a jable is becoming.\u2014Cicero.tor | REFLECTIONS OF WILLIAM FEATHER re at se Day had war hangurs wi lth rare eptons.residents How splendid it would be if Montreal follows suit, Imagine a smoke- | jience from Carnegie Hal during.- and ! Lo Lor .- ë : intermis ime, whilst conduct- If this is civilization, we'll have to revise man.David confessed that he had teen study- they lived on March 30, last; About half the young men * line an Son ane Baster pro.St.Andrew\u2019s Church aroy | our ideas of what savagery was like ing German privately, without tutoring.His that Is, if they move between called up for military service myo ; .h of \"gram.He announced that after West As a nation, unless we are prepared for the father i i that date and polling d h sted be-| World into pretty much ol a ; .estmount, , reminded him that he spoke French, p g day, they |the U.S.have been rejected be-| ess.this Sunday's broadcast he was worst we aren't prepared at all, so let us be- Spanish and !talian quite fluently and inquir- will be obliged to return to their cause of physical defect, it has re- | flying to England to conduct the agrudge no effort, no precaution.ed why he had chosen German.former locality to vote.cently been reported.And an- A hundred Jewish soldier ay London Phitharmonie on April : One thing is positively certain and that is David explained: \u2018\u2019By the ti ta eiaht- : other report made public recently ancre sa So der 27th and then in the provinces.LL .\u2018 ; p'ained: y the time I'm eight Let man keep the law\u2014any|in Washington provides ample |Camp Robinson near Little Rock, Music is booming in his native Minister: Rev.F.W.Kerr, D.D.that jomarrow won't be he veste day acency Gor therre wil be any 4 of occupation in |law\u2014and his way will be strewn |explanation for this disturbing |Ark., voted to [forego , their land (Barbirolli.was born in Lon- ermany an mean to be with it.with satisfactions.condition.It shows that over |Christmas furloughs so that more don in 1899) for the people are \u2014 forty per cent of American famil- jes lives on $879 a year or less \u2014 too small to of their Christian friends spend Christmas at home.may turning more and more to good, dark | I music for solace in these 11.00 a.m.One Foot in Heaven or l an amount clearly i o provide an adequate diet, or any- 4 W.thing approaching proper medical j e es moun \u2019 Xa miner Alnut and dental care.ü \u2018 i 2773 \u201cOn, shun, lad, the life of an ; Le mere hor.f author It would be foolish to assert It's a road unrewarding and vile.arr \u201d, k .n For the miracle\u2019s wrought that the war has broken*down the \u2018hours of warfare.Mr.Barbirolli | is not accepting any fees for his services and is paying all his expenses while abroad, and Sir Adrian Boult, the BBC musical director said that \u201chis magnificent proposal to help English Orches tras and charities is welcomed with tremendous enthusiasm all Lights and Shadows of a Minister\u2019s Life.Lord Tweedsmuir wrote of a person who did not believe in God: \u201cHe does not have any invisible means of support.\u201d 11.00 a.m.Church School.7.30 p.m.Keeping the Sabbath in Summer Time.Qi te » I =35 CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE fWO KBYS in black case on Sher- WATERLDSS VERS - S couking uteheils re- REVERSIBLE Alr Fo .\u2019 > -orooke West, corner Redfern.Reward.serves vitamins and minerals.\u20ac 5 ree blue coal WOMAN'S and Misses spring coat, : WI, 5060, OMBRELLA with small gold head.Vicinity Grosvenor, Westmount Ave, +10 Claremont or number 14 street car.Genuine wearever equipment In aluminum and stainless stecl.Only & Ilmited supply left, Call WA, 1651.K-10 DE.3608.K-5 BRASS Ledstead $1.50; two unfinished mantle bookcases $2.00 each; 24' store roller awning; roli-top desk.Fl, 0877.suit, English woollens.New, never worn, size 14-16-18, Sacrifice $5.-$7.- $12.Dresses, larger size.WA.6654.Q-347 With a mucilage pot And a feasible reference file.Forever that Ode on the Urn, sir, Has headed the publisher's list.But the name isn't Keats On the royalty sheets + That go out to the anthologist, My lad, The eedulous anthologist.\u201d \u2014Phyllis McGialey The necessity for intimate details concerning each French pri- old social -castes :of England.Dukes are still dukes, and navvies navvies.Nevertheless the amount of what might be called \u2018\u2018democratization™ is considerable About 60 per cent.of pilots in both bomber and fighter commands of the R.A.F.are ser geants, not commissioned offi cers.These are the men who saved England in the Battle of Britain in September 1940; these are the men whose long-range bombers traverse the Continent over the country\u201d.THE MONTREAL FESTIVALS committee has planned Wn unusually interesting program of four events with outstanding artists taking part at each concert.Every year the festivals commit tee has endeavoured to give some works that are new to many local listeners and there is a musica; treat in store this season, the seventh of the Montreal Festivals.The first concert is takinz Rev.Dr.Kerr at both Services Church of the Advent Wood & Western Avenues Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay, B.A., Rector Howard Rhys, B.A.Assistant Priest Rev.FIRST SUNDAY AFTER EASTER BRAUTIE 9 a A me.ee hen one real- i i i place next Tuesday, April 14th, in [at dren tne, exe Ses Soot |i Ki ATOR Ors STOVE core ire | that amone de fret mil Brest the Rubr.the Ehincland tte Colere Chal at St.Luurent| 800 am.Holy Communion.7 ; .2286. = m contain- ; .fs wed), WA, 6870 or write to Children's drs, 18.Cheap.WA.287.Q-288 ber 1941 a monument at the close of the First World by the minister, Capt.the Rev.T.Calvary Church Nurse c-o Apt.8, 2375 ulrouard, DINING ROOM set, very good ing the figures of George Wash.) Recently President Roose-| W.Jones, M.A, D.D Dorchester St., at Green Ave.11 crder.Bed.arch chair, gentleman's| ington, Robert Morris and Haym| ; etat PER Westmount rosswor uzzie dresser, tables.No dealers.FL 6450.; velt signed a bill appropriatiug| At 11 am.and 3 p.m.the Sun- \u2019 : Solomon was unveiled in Chicago.q.; : ue : Minister: Capt.The Rev.T.W.Jones, GARAGE TO LET ' bo Q-287 With Morris, in managing the $26% billion to the Navy and {day School will hold regular ses- MA.B.D PRIVATE GARAGE, near Westmount LADY'S BEIGE wool crepe spring t al side ç h Rotation simutaneously asked for $22% |sions.pining Station, Reasonable, EL, 7803.K-31 coat, size 16, WA.589s, Q-295 an haudled à great deal of billion more for the Army.The Men's Own Brotherhood \u201811.00 n.m.Preacher, Rev, Dr.Jones, ROOMS TO LET WANTED TO PURCHASE ; \u2014_\u2014 will hold a special vi 3 11.00 um.& 3 p.m.Regular Sessions SOMFORFARER ess) Ok money for the Government.When ; bp service at of the Sunday School.KOMFORTARLIZ room.Private \u201cfam.BOOKS WANTED th D rente money ran out,| Most authoritative sources esti-|p.m.in the church to pay tribute 3.00 pm.Speelal Service of Men's Own Ay.In Westmount.Suit business lady.SMALL or large collections, English \u20ac ; ; \"I mate the Soviet annual produe- to the founder of the movement, Brotherhood.Address by Capt.NE.2386, K-1 and French, also National Geogra- he drew upon his own resources ¢ of 34.900.000 ie|T.B.Macaulay.Th ddr ill I W.Jones.paying tribute 10 By FOR SALE phic Magazines, Coronet.Esquire, |to meet the pressing demands ot tion of oil at 34.290.metric be wit y.de address w Mr ee ay om Boaters \u2019 = ® Bia ctc.highest prices pald.Call Mripie adopted country\u2019s cause.tons.which represents about 11.5 be given by Capt.Rev.T.W.hood.FINE Velour chesterfield suite, never Detrait, LA.1306.Toronto Book ,.= per cent.of the total world pro- Jones.All Brotherhood men are; 7.30 p.m.Annual Service of Montreal sou 3.Heautitul modern bedroom {UB 5 Store, K-18 When Alexander Hamilton be- duction cordially invited to attend.District No.2 GR.Q.AF.\u2018 ata, PE ES ue I \" \u2019 ATTRACTIVE cash prices paid for Ban to put the new Republic on 7.30 p.m.The annual service A Bie PR worthy, Preach: ; .ut breakfast sulte, antique sliver, china, glass, paint-|a firm financial footing aud to : ; 1 er, R.W.Bro.Capt.T.W.Jones ; Studio set.Lropleat table.secretary, 1 22 23 134 HS [26 ings, ornaments.Other antiques pur- restore its shattered credit, out-| General McNaughton says tne Of the Montreal District No.1 Dist.Grand Chaplain.Subject: 1 nirrors, chairs, book case, lamps, Ah chased.Representative calls, Lyons ; ; ; oe G.R.Q.AF.& A.M.District De- The Mission of Masonry in War 4 ables, Never used.Unusual oppor- ; 1480 St.Catherine.WI.5700.K-14 standing paper mouey Was re-|Canadian Corps in England are puty Grand Master R.W.Bro.J Time.! unity, FI.1950.Colson, 1353 Greene, 2! dremed at one hundred cents to} \u2018itching to get their bands on Kenworth Th rea h : All be Monday, 8.15 p.m.Y.P.L.\"Musial ! Yestmount.K-30 CALL PEARSON \u2014 WI.4965 the dollar.to the wonder of the|the new tanks.\u201d When the old| rw Bro ar Be Tw ones Volens.of Spring\u201d trio of Mile | ere K-25 2 34 Be a Peotning.furniture world and the surprised delight |C.E.F.was itching in France lt gist grand chaplain, and the sub- 19 SdeX, 1030 to 430 Red Cross, eve- T electric rarge In good con- 4 radios, rugs, sportin ds, etc.Bet-| of those who held it.had nothing to do with tanks.Cw .es \u201ciw Es ml Me .: litlon at }, value.Can be seen any- ter vices pain because of the demand \u2014_\u2014 5 _\u2014 ject will be The Mission ot Ma- % can nesting\u201d ™ Monthly Teach : âme at 39 Hillside Ave.Westmount.4 and conditions.Sam Pearson, Reg'd.; + sonry in War Time\u201d._ NE.2540.K-2¢ 1432 Notre Dame West after 7 p.m.H.W.Nevinson, a modern Wonders will never cease! Monday, 8.15 p.m.The young \u2014 \u2019 MANURE 4 ; WA.3914.K-18 knight, died on November 9.He|James E.Barues, the reprcsenta- people's programme will include Westmount Baptist ROTTED MANURE in bags and ton : WE BUY ANYTHING tought with his rich gift of irony tive of the Todd Shipyards Cor |: )usical Notes of Spring\u201d with a Church ots, delivered Montreal.Please ù 43 44 45 Clothing, household.office furniture, and humor whenever he saw an poration, at Washington, which; male voice trio.{ive your order easly ir you want gouts, vaste ee thine a opportunity to defend the op-|now has contracts for more than Tuesday, 10.30 a.m.to 4.30 Sherbrooke St.W.& Roslyn Ave.elivery on me, deric Lefebvre, ques, tools, ycles.Any - ; J = .Bt, .utd., 337 Bridge St.WI.9355.CS PF si value, FI.6321.Evenings TA.6101.pressed.He was pne of the er a dollars of shipbuilding p.m.The Red Cross will meet IFEBY sult, tañiored suit 1416 BIC IE \u2018 K-23|est of war correspondents and|w e overnment appeared with the evening branch at 7.30 J.Ale d Joh DD : K-33 53 54 CARTAGE & STORAGE became a combatant in the Greek voluntarily before a Senate com- p.m.xander Johnston, D.D., NOTRE PANE PE GRACE Trans: War of the nineties, and in one| mittee to give startling figures! On Wednesday.at 8.15 p.m.The J Minister SAVE! 56 7 fer.Local and long distance movers.of his poems asked that he he as to profits which his own firm teachers and officers of the Sun.0 .Hibbert Troop, Have Your \u201c : Also i te K-15/ puried in \u201cthe shirt in whichis making in age out ships |day School will hold their regula: ranist and Choir Master MA he fought for Greece\u2019.for the war emergency.but to{ monthly meeting.VACUUM CLEANER HORIZONTAL 4i\u2014Earth goddess 22\u2014Snck MADAME DESJARDINS, formerly of 5 plead for new taxes which will y mectine REPAIRED NOW 1\u2014Ugly crone To hex ect au approach N.D.Q.âressez $3.00 up and your pat- take away from shipbullding \u2018he 11 am WHILE PARTS ARE AVAILABLE +\u2014Lame {i\u2014Knows instinctively olnt tern.Also alterations, low price, 4473 Miss Jennie Lee.30-year-old © tr \"FINDING THE GUIDE a 12-To mistake 32\u2014To rend cree K-18 .ing up.The Todd company turu-| of flax.The President of Can.TO VICTORY All work guaranteed.13\u2014Exchange premium 53\u2014Hough rock 28\u2014Unit of length party.speaking on post-war con- .: : ; Rev.James Adams 14\u2014Poruvien \u2018uler SICTIRUE brown 28-\u2014Poetic: to or CHITDREN'S CLOTHES beautifully ditions, said: \u201cThe success of the °4 back (voluntarily) $4.000,000 adian Chamber of Agriculture ; 15\u2014 Position 85-Japanese colns J0\u2014Lutting tool made, Smocking a specialty.Also of profits which it believes are!sald he cannot agree to the\u2018 , 7.30 p.m, y K-38 16\u2014Despised Fowls M-\u2014Roundabeut ways sntweking taurht in two lessons, YO.system which is established will : excessive | theory that we can mak i \u2018THE CHALLENGE OF ; 15\u2014Ros ive prean DT CWeming (Rldle talk 4684.K.9 depend greatly on the people of \u201c : selves wealth oe Ti ake our THE PILGRIM WAY\" À CAMP, clock, carpets, oto, WA 2909.31 hereto breat VERTICAL Fr (anbr.© PRESSMAKISG by experien od sewer the United States\u201d.canada\u2019 Lactic ti >y limiting pro.Mr.Robert A.Speirs, M.A.+, K-21 2\u2014Habylontan god LEE À F\u2014hraw back and fithhr.Also household sewing.ats population last June ind ut e must.\u201d he said.Post Easter Music by the Choir E y Fn à ant 2 overin ome sses 5128 : Ave.- was .8 mpar nd subs ; : È ASHING MACHINRE.Frve Inspec- CNE ame Feed coycrine M -Harases Mrs.Hodgson, su Bannantyne Ave Helen Keller in a recent state: ya 376 78 compared with ubstitute crops for wheat.Visitors Cordially Welcomed 1 Jlons and estimates by Yactory ex- , \u2014 hie _ ! W.Verdun.YO.0614 , 10,376,7R6 when the 1931 cen- .5 20\u2014Confliict 4\u2014Publie vehicle 41-To leave ment expressed her coufidence : __ i ert, repairs to all makes, terms if 30\u2014Surgical thread 5\u2014Pnat 43\u2014Note of scale RUGS Sus was taken.* Resired.Beatty Bros.KL.8187.K-13 Y-Within $\u2014To lolter $ Em REVERSIALE Troadioom rugs made that the democractes will be the! \u2014_\u2014 C7 vof TENT A FRIGIDAIRE Fuel BCAttractive de- 4é\u2014Quite à fem of your old carpets and materials.War victors.: A mew variety of flax has been HOWARD S ROSS, K.C ¥ Avoid food te.Cheaper than Ice.34\u2014FPronaun pressions T\u2014Relouging 10 nglo rench carpet Company, 3 au oe ; ; : .ree nate (heup Shan ce.rue even wsCSignitylug maken Drommond Bldg.PL.5848.K-20 Marion E.Park.president of | developed with a yield per acre \u2019 te LA ; K-13j St ntrained 10-tigh card «mn STORAGE \u2014 Bryn Mawr College.sees a new 40 to 30 per cent.higher than Barrister and Solicitor 57 St.James St.West = > B\u2014Insec pou A color day for women since men with the present species Wester \u2019 \u2019 be SAIR gentlemh's pat nt leather ox.J3\u2014Prenoun 17-Flural ending 30\u2014Large covered DRY STORAGE for furniture, Rea.° ; N species.estern 7 ris, fn cu ae Lut Jeath $5.00.40\u2014Net 19\u2014Negative wagon | sonable rates.Apply early.72 York their senseless political and eco-: farm leaders suggest the advis- Telephone HA.9238 q 3 mn.3328, K-13\" (Solution will be found elsewhere in this issue) Avenue.EL.1338.K-27 nomic theories have turned the) ability of exchanging four million One Foot In Heaven\u201d eee Brahms\u2019 1g by ths The solo- man, so- iy at the 1d Robert | Friday Montreal perform by Men- at Mater sciples de ring solo- a Malen- d Robert is Deing heatre on program Minor Pi ° Humby, st, as so- 1sky-Kor- vsky, Vir- leff.The \u201cRomeo lt the St, 3th, with tella An- man Gorey begin y reason orted by ts upon behavior is honor- ro.urch rr, D.D.{eaven or of a Min- abbath in Services vent nues ay, B.A., LA.EASTER n., Proces- by The Diocese.h | Ave.NW.Jones, Jones.Sessions [en\u2019s Own by Capt.ribute to Founder Brother- Montreal AF.1 Master , Preach- W.Jones, Subject: in War \u201cMusigal of Mdle ross, eve- y Teach- ist n Ave, D.D., ster CTORY\u201d WAY\" AA.Choir hed West sWestmount's Home Newspap::\" BOYS BRIGADE | TAKES PART IN ROUTE MARCH Westmount Company Holds' Six-mile Parade in Town Of Mount \u2018Royal The First Westmount Company of the Boys Brigade held I's.Initial route march of the year on Friday, covering a six- mile parade in the Town of Mount Royal, led by the band.This was the first public appearance of the band for a number of months and its performance was exceptionally good.Bandmaster Charles King has been devoting much time toward preparing the boys for entering the annual band competition, to take place on May 15th.With the steady increase in member- ship, the company will soon have one of the largest bugle bands in the battalion.A number of boys were to have gone out cycling on Saturday, however, due to inverse weather conditions, the group postponed the trip until Monday, when they visited the Dorval Airport and points of interest on the Lakeshore.They were accompanied by Captain Richardson.Other trips to St.Eustache, Terrebonne and Woodlands are scheduled for coming weeks.With the introduction of hostelling to the company.these jaunts serve to! prepare the boys for the longer overnight journeys, which should prove to be outstanding features this year.The officers are making plans for the company summer camp and great enthusiasm has been aroused by the introduction of UT -WASHED a -REPAIRED © BY NATIVE EXPERTS {Ia ; ORIENTAL, iy he RUGS a né PSE \u201cSherbrooke StW WA 3636 1 \u2018next to him, R.C.N.V.R., mow serving with the Royal Navy, who has been mentioned in dispatches \u2018for leadership, coolness and skill in action against the enemy.\u201d Lt.Duncan is operating in the North Sea and the Straits of Dover and also is gunnery officer of his flotilla.He is the son of George Duncan of Brome, Que., and the late Mrs.Duncan of Glasgow.He is the nephew of Lt.-Col.and Mrs.R.R.Thompson, 487 Argyle avenue.He was educated at West- mount High School and received his degree of B.Comm.at Mc- Gill University, He became a chartered accountant before joining the service.Lt.George F.Duncan, cycling trips into a part of the camp program.These, while not replacing the hike, will serve to explore the surrounding country roads and will permit longer, more interesting trips of an overnight nature.The company is preparing to train a squad in A.R.P.work, taking for their members, those who have fulfilled the requirements of the first aid certificate, \u2014\u2014 The timid mau came very quietly into church, for after all, he was late.He sat down for a while and then said to the man \u201cHow long has he heen preaching?\u201d to which came the reply \u2018About forty-five vears.\"\u201d Said the little man \u201cI guess I'll wait, he should be finished soon.\u201d According to \u201cBelieve it or not \u2018by Ripley\u2019 there is a sign in a funeral parlor in Durham, N.C.which reads, \u201cWhy walk around feeling half dead when we can bury* you for $49.70?\" LAST RESPECTS ARE PAID LATE | MRS.MCNAUGHT Westmount Avenue Resident Was Active Red Cross Worker and Member of Melville Church The funeral service for Mrs.Robert H, McNaught, of 4949 Westmount avenue, was held on Monday at the D.A.Colline chapel.Mrs.McNaught, for many years an active Red Cross worker, died on Friday at her residence following a fairly lengthy illness, Born Ada Lognon, Mrs.Mec- Naught was a daughter of the late Mr.and Mrs, Albert Lognon.Mr, Lognon was a Montrealer, while Mrs, Lognon was a native ot Quebec City.Mrs, MeNaught was a well- known member of Melville Church, to varfous organizations of which she devoted much time apart from that given to Red Cross work, She is survived by her husband.Mr.McNaught was for 27 years connected with Toilet Laundries Inc¢,, of which company he Was seoretary-treasurer until he retired some 15 months ago to return to his accountancy profession.A brother, A.P, Lognon, and a sister, Mrs, W, S.Lowe, both of Westmount, also survive.FAITH Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.\u2014Hebrews 11:1.Through love, through hope and faith\u2019s transcendaunt dower, We feel that we are greater than we know.\u2014 Wordsworth, All 1 have seen teaches me 10 trust the Creator for all I have not seen.\u2014Emerson, Trust in Him whose Jove enfolds thee.\u2014 Mary Baker Eddy, Nothing in life.is more wonderful than faith\u2014the one great moving force which we can neither weigh in the balance nor test in the crucible \u2014 Harvey Cushing.Faith and works are like light and heat of a candle; cannot be separated.the they HE Voom (TTY EVAMINER, THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1942 TO DIRECT \u201cVICTORY REVUE\u201d Miss Betty Speirs, who will direct the \u201cVictory Revue\u201d which will be sponsored by the Business Asseciation of Westmount, in aid of the Westmount No.1 Squadron, Air Cadet League of Canada, In Victoria Hall well-known local dancing instructress, on April 25, Pupils of the Betty Speirs and Peter Miller School of Dancing will appear in the dance routines, The revue will be a variety entertainment in which many of the hit numbers from the War Services shows appearing currently at army camps throughout the country will be seen.The entire net proceeds from the sale of tickets will fe used to purchase summer uniforms and needed equipment with which to help the Air Cadet squadron carry out ils summer training program, L.SEMINOKY WILL LECTURE AT EMANU-EL Noted New York Citv Composer Will be at Temple Emanu-El on April 17 Lasare Seminsky, one of the lending composers of the present following: Musical Ceremonial of the Ancient Temple of Jerusalem, Chants of the Bible, Jewish Muste of the Dark Ages, Synagogue songs of the Rennissance, the Birth of Jewish Domestic Music, Chassidism in its Musical Creation, the latest Music of Israel.Itlustrations on the piano by the lecturer will be given of all these.The Temple Emanu-El Choir under the direction of W.Deork- ley Chadwick, prior to the l.ec- ture, will render the regular Sabbath ritual of all-Saminsky compositions, The publie is invited both to the service and the loc- ture.At (he servicos this Sabbath, both Friday evening and Satur- duy morning, James Bornstein, son of Mr.and Mrs, Joseph M.Bornstein, will be called to the Reading of the Law, After the service on Friday evening, Mr.and Mrs.Bornstein will be hosts to the members of the congregn- tion at a Kiddush reception in the Temple Community House.On Saturday morning, April 18th, the services will be under the auspices of Temple Sisterhood.Mrs.J.N.Neumann, Hon, Vice-President, will give the address.Luncheon und un Oueg Shabbat program will follow the services.The program will he Westmount Y Hobby Show Prize Winners Are Listed Following Is the list of prize | Swimming Results Chairman:- Honorary Chairmen:- The electors of St.Antoine- Westmount are reminded that thes Government enumerators will begin preparation of the voting lists on Monday, April 13th.It will greatly assist the enumerators if each householder will have available the name and address of each man and woman in.the household, 21 years of age and IMPORTANT NOTICE over, who is a British subject.In the case of apartment dwellers, please give the janitor necessary details in writing, if you expect to be : absent.KEEP THE SLIP, SHOWING YOUR POLL NUMBER, WHICH THE ENUMERATORS WILL LEAVE WITH For further information, inquire from the St.Antoine- Westmount Plebiscite Committee Room in Victoria Hall Telephones Fltzroy 7462-3-4, on and after Monday, April 13th, 1942.| W.B.Scott, K.C.YOU.Signed W.B.SCOTT Chairman.\u2014ST.ANTOINE-WESTMOUNT PLEBISCITE COMMITTEE\u2014\u2014 R.S.White, former M.P.and Douglas C.Abbott, K.C, M.P.at, Hugh Waldbauer; Secretary:- Arthur F.Bell.Committee Room: Victoria Hall \u2014 Phones Fl.7462-3-4, on and after Monday, April 13th, 1942 | Special Prize List Rotary Club of Westmount: and girl exhibit; RCA.Vietor: Dro Radios; IL, E.Waterman & ; Sons: Fountain Pen: Sir.Geo.Williams College: Art Seholar- ship: Payettes: Radio Book; «Dr, J.A.Nutter: Writing Case: l Classicai Book Store: Story \u201cBook; Canada Dry Ginger Ale Co.Case of Assorted Drinks; ; Laurention Spring Water Co.: Case of Drinks; Anonymous: | Box of candy, Pascal's: Sports prize.C.C.M.: Sports prize; \u201cProf, F.W.Beare: Chess hook; I Tntl, Musie Store: Musle; Setheo {Sales Ltd: Volre Recording; \"Hartney's: Records; Luyton's: ; Records, Art Department, Stil} Pencil: 3rd, Boh Eden: 3rd, ° : Parrott: Still Idfe, Pastel: ! Janet Scott; Still Life, | Color: 2nd, Barbara Chambers; 3rd, Ken Parrott; Still Life, Oily: 3rd, Jean Patterson; \"Color: 2nd, Anne Dean; \"Ken Parrott; Landscape Pencil: : 3rd, Donald Campbell; ;scape Pastel: 1st, (Landscape Water Color: | Pitt; 2nd, Barbara Chambers, Ken .1st, Dick Flying Model: 2nd, Ken 1s1 Coulter; 1st, Plane: ! dour Ramsay; \u2018Alfred Howell: Ships: ! grd, Ted Fenwick; laneous: 14t, Simon Stantos ; znd, Dick Fighting Vessele: 1st, White; Airport: 1st, Keith Wray Sailboat: 1st, Mack Meccano: 1st, Hugh Pratley 1st, @ CLIP THIS NOTICE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE © Robert Dunton Coliertions.Stamps (dr.y: l days and nights! Friday Night After 11 o'clock REVIVAL J Myrna LOY in \u201cTHIRD FINGER LEFT HAND\u201d Melvyn Douglas Raymond Walburn i + Added BOMBERS OVERHEAD! .and anly a boy and girl, stop them ! \u201cPACIFIC BLACKOUT\u201d with ROBERT PRESTON - MARTHA DRISCOLL Excitement: .loaded with TN.T., .hunted in the night, can \u201cONE FOOT IN HEAVEN\" with * Fredric MARCH % Marths SCOTT Sun.- Mon, « Tues.\u201cTHE CARTER CASE\u201d with % James ELLISON * Virginia\" GILMORE George Tobias - Stanley Ridges \u2014\u2014 2nd Fates Attraztion 77] \"Ji A new Warner Bros.Triumph, with Walter Brennan - Joan Leslie (St.Catherine at Guy) SATURDAY until TUESDAY \u2014 A Howard Hawks Production TODAY and FRIDAY % Joel McCREA in \u201cSULLIVAN'S TRAVELS\" with Veronica LAKE Robert WARWICK * Shirley TEMPLE in \u201cKATHLEEN\u201d with Herbert Marshall - Gail Patrick Laraine Day Satur Eagle cham clima team loss, win i Ou repre: of the an im hocke effort fn th one §g perio Leon pullit by S Eagle hemm line f secon shoot] goalin moun The a diff \u201cpowe Eagle Peirsc fore old, Adria Read to a twice close Sonny goal « mome break score The gave and a ward if the the C 22( \u2014 \u2014_\u2014 x nS Lak Yor!: shrewd- d\u2014strox.years 1s Irges, ths > hrou.at nd Ver.r his uew Sullivan's ing hilar K United v there's a omedy in e writer.got the in this > saw (he ching for ouple of Crea, ha scenes ex.3 been a ruggea rs.But in is a rich, m comed- ced trou- lecided tu and got > lands in after an- ed into a essed.He n Leslie pduction Y ; LS\" Patrick THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER.THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1942 : PAGE SAVEN City Cops Juvenile Provincial Hockey Title DEFEATS QUEBEC CITY TEAM BY 3 TO 2 AFTER WINNING 14 GAMES WITHOUT A LOSS Westmount captured it's first provincial minor hockey title ou.Saturday afternoon at the Forum when Dougie Alexander's Golden Eagles defeated the Quebec City Bellevues 3-2, to win the juvenile championship of the Province of Quebec.The winning of this title by the Golden Eagles made a fitting climax to one of the most successful seasons achieved by any hockey team in the country.loss, win in a sensational fashion.Qutplaying the representatives for three-quarters of the game, the local team gave an impressive display of offensive hockey only to see most of their efforts balked by Yves Poulin ln the Bellevue's nets, Down one goal at the end of the first period when two quick goals by Leon Delbec and Ronnie Bell pullified an early period counter by Sonny Prevost, the Golden Eagles kept the Quebec team hemmed in behind their own blue line for the greater part of the second period but inaccurate shooting, tough luck and superb goaling by Poulin kept the West- mounters scoreless.The third period.however, was a different story, using the same \u201cpower play\u201d tactics, the Golden Eagles got results.Johnnie Peirson sank the equalizer before the period was a minute old, counting on passes from Adrian Lunny and Euard Read.Read sent the Golden Eagles into a 4-2 lead when he tallied twice in succession, both from close in on the goal-mouth.Sonny Prevost scored his second goal of the game in the waning moments of the contest on a breakaway, to make the final score read 5-2.The Golden Eagles as a team gave their usual good display and as in other games one forward line seemed to get results it the other didn't.In this case the C.P.R, line of Chenier-Peir- son and Read came through with a sparkling game, especially in the two last stanzas when they were all over the Quebec team.Euard Read played one of his most effective games of the vear and seemed to be continually parked in front of the Quebec nets where he made it miserable fèr the Bellevue goalie.Another standout for the DELIVERED ICE COLD Rapid Service till 11 p.m, FI.4744 If first line signals busy, Dial WE, 1616 FORUM GROCERY Nearest Licensed Grocer te Westmount 2209 St.Catherine W.Quebec City x EFFICIENCY Your money spent for heating will go farther if you use Quality fuel Call first quality fuel.gives efficient service.us now for COAL COKE FUEL OIL DE.1132 Hand & Donohoe INC.Independent Fuel Merchants 4856 SHERBROOKE ST.W.-team as could be wished for, Winner of fourteen previous games without a! the Golden Eagles copped this fifteenth and most important | Golden Eagles was Adrian Lun- ny.Lunny played a good two way game, some of his individual rushes just missing being goals by inches.Sonny Prevost also came through with another nice effort and his two goals were also very acceptable.Prevost has scored in nearly all the play-off games so far, providing the winning margin on a couple of occasions, Coach Dougie Alexander has developed an as well balanced effective backchecking, scoring power, four good defencemen and a top notch goalie all went tc the making of a championship crew, Much of the team\u2019s achievement is due to the hard work and good management of | mentor Alexander.And so with the probable exception of a banquet for the championship teams, hockey is tinished till next December, TEAMS AND SUMMARIES Que.Bellevues (2) Golden Eagles (5) Poulin goal Kennedy Rochon defence Prevost Gingras defence Brodie Bell center Read Bolduc x ing Petrson Vezina Chenier Quebec Bellevue.pa Houd, Gagnon, Delaney.Golden Eagles subs: Latter, Delbec, Mann, Romney, Beaulne, Porter, Lunny.Referces: Dreen (Quebec) and Murray (Montreal).First Period 1\u2014Westmount.Prevost .10.30 2\u2014Quebec.Delbec (Rochon) 13.00 3\u2014Quebec.Bell ., 13.35 Second Period No score.\u2018Third Period 4\u2014Westmount.Peirson (Luany, Read) RE 1.30 5\u2014Westmount.end (Peirson) .13 &\u2014Westmount.Read (Chenfer, Prevost) FTN eee 9.30 7\u2014Westmount.Prevost (Chenier) .14.10 Penalties: Lunny, Gingras, Romney.Three Things Rove as \u2018often as you can among the eternal things of life flowers, music, books.Prove the value of the inner self that is nourished by beauty.and can remain serene through all outward strain and stress.Improve your own capacity for living, and you will find it much easier to overcome hardship and sorrow.The Blue Cross ANIMAL CLINIC 4731 DECARIE BLVD.Dr.0.S.NORDLAND VETERINARY SURGEON DExter 9485 REPAIRED Rubber is precious these days! Give your tires the care necessary to prolong their life.Let us check them and make an estimate on the necessary repairs.The most complete vulcanizing plant in the West End.STOCK'S SERVICE STATION Backed by 20 years\u2019 experience 5805 SHERBROOKE W.Corner Melrose DE.2563 The I have found the words page the Theatre.Name Address \u201cHidden Titles\u201d hidden in the advertisement of .ccceveererrennreiniicennn in, ve.OR page .and the words .rerun reeset crosse ste r rene 00 .hidden in the advertisement of .-02000000000ee RO on of this week's Examiner, these being the titles of the two feature pictures to be shown at the Westmount Theatre during the first half of the coming week.the judges\u2019 decision as final regarding the awarding of passes to Winners are to be drawn from those submitting the correct answers.\"LIKELY NEWCOMER \u2018tary service.\u2014By Phil Berube Tam WILSON REGULAE LINEUP DuRBED \u201cPEANUTS\u201d BECAUSE.OF HIS 5 FEET § Physical Fitness Through Exercise And Diet This article will review a number or points which should be given consideration in any physical fitness program, Do you know\u2014 That you should not exercise until you have had a thorough examination by your family doctor.That to lose one pound of weight (not water), you must exercise the aquivalent of walking 58 miles without stopping, That cold baths and showers are more satisfactory weight reducers than hot water, steam or cabinet baths but they must be short, and followed by the muscular exercise and friction Involved in a quick rub down, That diet and exercise must be combined for satisfactory results in weight reduction and increase \u2014 % \u2014m\u2014mM8Mm\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 one without the other may do more harm than good.That 90 per cent.of all illness has its origin in the abdominal region, mainly because of weak abdominal muscles.That poor posture leads to fatigue, That the brain requires stimulation by exercise just the same as any other part of the body.That six or eight glasses of waler must be taken daily to prevent dehydration of the body and to keep the blood and lymph circulation at a normal level, That a glass of warm water, plus a teaspoonful of molasses and a few drops of lemon juice followed by a glass of cold water acts as a very effective laxative, should be taken about 20 minutes before breakfast.That 43 per cent, of our young men are rejected for general mili- about three quarters of the way through the routine, 1f this does not occur the heart is not given an opportunity to develop a reserve of energy for sudden demands made upon it.© That with improvement in the general circulation the efficiency of the entire body improves, Blood pressure which has been too high or too low tends to seek u more normal level due top the increased return of the venous blood to the heart because of the improved condition of the abdominal muscles, That if the natural desire to play or to be active has left the body you are no longer well, and should see a physician at once.That the budy 1s separated into two cavaties by the diaphragm, with a positive pressure In the abdominal one, and a negative pressure in the costal, These pressures must be taken into consideration when breathing exercises used in standing.and that these are given so that the return.of are, for the most part arranged | the venous blood to the heart is in antagonistic sets.Those on the i aided.front counteract those on the That 10 per cent.of people are back, and those on the right coun- well-.- 80 per ceut, are more or teract those on the left, and visa-|less out of sorts al} the time \u2014 That nearly 300 muscles are versa, It will be obvious that [10 per cent.are definitely ill, more or less uniform strength of That it is your duty to keep fit the muscles is essential to easy |in these trying times, and if a balance in standing.good exercise routine combined That exercise should be selected with temperate living Is carried ag carefully as food because it is out daily a marked change In your next to food in necessity.i physical and mental well-being That the normal body requires will follow.Let us make our per- | sufficient planned daily exercise sonal war effort a 100 per cent.to cause à state of breathlessness efficient body.New Angles To Football Coaching For Next Year New York.\u2014With Bernie Bier-|uates with a leaning toward footman Jim Crowley, Biff Jones, ! ball.The Army does a little Bob Neyland and other top-layer : proselyting, If $21 a month and grid tutors going to work for keep could be called that, but it Uncle Sam.it seems the big |isn't particularly interested as to question at the U.8.colleges next whether its candidates know a fall will be not what kind of {football from a barn door, playing material the coaches have, Then the coaches will have to but what kind of coaching mate- acquaint their squads with the rials the players have.system to be used.They're step- If this steady fl>w from cam-|ping in cold among a bunch of Contest | agree to accept \u2018Mable to be stiff competition for {the services of 4-F men \"Eliza crossing pus to corps Keeps up.there's | SLran gers.No spring drill, no veterans, no nothing.Just a squad! in any !of freshmen.with enough torn up con-i{ Bernie Bierman faces an added | the snow effect in problem.He is assigned to the the ice.History naval aviation training field at has shown coach-school contracts |the [University of Iowa.are tied at only one end anyway.Now Bierman, at Minnesota, and that whenever a coach finds has heen accustomed to dealing a hetter job the school holding\u2019 with Jarge, powerful young men his contract agrees to make con-, who don't need to bother about draît, tracts for fetti out of it.often wih three a door when they want to go rousing, silent cheers.anywhere suddenly.They Just; Seriously.the coaches who arei make one It has heen said the answering the call and are heing Gophers toss back any line can- assigned to coaching duties in; didate weighing under 200 connection with the service units pounds.That may not he true, at various schools face probleme hut that's the general Idea.to which they are strangers.i Anyway.everyone knows avia- To begin with.they won't have tors aren't picked on a tonnage any sophomoric alumni gallop- | basis.On the contrary, weight la ing around the country rounding \u2018something they want as little of; ; Up sturdy young high school grad- as practicable, except ahove the 'nouncement BALL LEAGUES PLAN MEETINGS.HERE SHO my Definite signs of the approach of spring comes with the an- that meetings for; Wee Softball League Bantam and Midget Baseball League will be held in the near future.The Bantam and Midget Baseball League will hold a meeting on Friday afternoon, April 17th, at the recreation supervisor's office in the greenhouse, while the Pee Wee Softball League mooting will be held af the same place on Saturday morning, April 18.Definite time of the meetings will be given next week.Both the baseball + And softball league were » very popular last year.The sotball league is the Pee ahd the ears.If memory serves the limit fs about 195 pounds.That means the average is considerably lower, aud Bisrman, who has had the material for lis system of power football, will have to adapt himself to light, fast players.If he gets a 185- pound line he will be fortunate.Not that the.mentor can't do it.We think he is oue of the cugiest genta in the business.When the power has (failed, he's always found other jays to cover the ground.But it's a problem.just the same, as he isn't -Roings Lo steamroller down the field.on off- tackle plays with 176-pound packs behind a 185-pound line.Service teams such ns Bier- man's embryo eleven are scheduling games with college with no weight restrictions and with the squads on the whole acquainted with the style of play they will use.It will be interesting to watch the results, but if the service teams don't do 60 well, RECREATION LEAGUE EVENT HELD MONDAY! On Monday at the \u201cY\" the senlor school boys held their third competitive event in their spring recreation league.The volley ball game was very close but the \u201cBlues\u201d broke through to victory winning two games ot the three.+ This is the first \u201cReds\u201d have bowed \u201cBlues.\u201d Don Guess, the captait, wax supported hy Colin Cameron and Art Wilks, Other men were uuable to be out and this is the factor that spelled victory fur the \u201cBlues.\u201d The \u201cBlues\u201d were also handicapped but lol so greatly, Cap tain Ralph Hodgson was jubilant over the win and thanked his supporters John Suyder, Dick Braidwood and David Parsous, At the close of this league the boys ave having a banquet at which the winning team will Le presented with a cup.Bach toam Will choose the player who has shown the best sportsmanship and most valuable player.These men will each receive a medal for their efforts.time the to the for players weighing eighty pounds and under, while the baseball leagues Ro by an age limit.Information regarding el- ther league can be obtained from recreation supervisor Jimmie Me- Cormick, Ago | Chaeorfulness ought to be the viaticum vitae of their life to the old.Age without cheerfulness fs a Lapland winter without sun: and this spirit of cheerfulness should he encouraged In our youth, if we would wish to have the benefit of it in our old age.This will make a generous wine mellow but it will turn that which is eurly on the fret to vinegar.\u2014Colton.Example ir more efficacious than precept.-\u2014Johnson, All men are poets at heart,\u2014 don\u2019t blame the coach.He's got a job.a = er ANY DELAY WHICH CAUSES A TRAM OR A BUS TO MISS A GREEN LIGHT \u2018AND IT MAY BE ONLY A FEW SECONDS) IS SERIOUS and especially 10 if a series of lights is missed.When this happens, the vehicle continues 10 drop hehind in its schedule and \u2018\u2018gaps\u2019\u2019 occur in the service, which can only be remedied eventually by \u2018short turning.\u2019 The average number of stops in a one-direction trip over our principal car lines ia 42.Even an average delay of only 10 seconds at each stop will result in a tram or bus being 7 minutes late on its trip, Emerson, Swimmers Must Toe Line On Summer Camp Rulings Cunadian Amateur Swimming Association Is hot {oot after ata.nevessary for such athlete to uo- tify the local registration com- teur natators who may be consid-| mittee of Lis employment, re- ering using their swimming abili-| turning registration card with ty and talent to bring remuneru-, this uotification, and, after the conclusion of such employment to notify the local registration com- Quebee, received motion recently Wittes to that effect, so that the which provides for instant dis committee ean return the regis- qualification if certain breaches of | tration card ninety duys after the tion during summer months, Affiliated sections, including the rules ave not heeded.i ubundonment of such employ- The motion, which {is causing mont.\u201d more than a mild furove in swim Quebec Section favored the circles, reads us follows: ; motion.\u201cAny person receiving con I pensation for services performed Duty as à camp councellor, lifeguard,| Not for a soul like thine, the bath or playground attendant, calm and \u2018in connection therewith, OF seltish vase and joys of seuse; olther as a duty or otherwise, But duty, more than crown or pun, Its own exceeding recompense, Go up and on, thy day well done, lix morning promise well fulfilled, Arise ta triumphs yet unwon, To holier tusks that God has couches, instructors ov exhibits, 1 automatically disquilified for further competition as an amateur, If no coaching, instruction or exhibition are given, such employment does not disqualify, but such athlete shall be ineligible for willed.competition during the period of \u2014J, 4, Whittier.such employment and for a period rm of ninoty days aftor the nbandon- Life ls not sv short but that there is always time enough for courtesy.\u2014KEmerson, mont of such employment; but to pravent disqualification, it will be NOW IS THE TIME TO GET READY FOR Your Summer Vacation LEARN TO SWIM Spacial Classos for Boys and Girls 7 to 10 years of age 12 Lessons $5.WESTMOUNT Y.M.CA Telephone for particulars WI.2159 Expert Instruction AR has laid a heavy responsibility on public transportation companies.The urgent need of raw material for the manufacture of mechanized armoured equipment has restricted the number of vehicles which can be provided for our service.forces more people to depend upon the public transportation system to carry \u2018The curtailment in the use of gasoline and rubber on their business.More and more, our vehicles will be called upon to carry the burden of tâking war workers to and from their work.We pledge ourselves to do our utmost to fulfil the obligations placed upon us.We, therefore, ask your co-operation.- .YOU, our passengers, wish to travel more quickly and we wish to carry you more quickly.You want regular service.We want to give you more regular service.We have no private right of way.Fires, accidents, processions; etc., create major traffic interruptions which disorganize our schedules\u2014but, there are certain things which can be done to improve the service.WHAT WE CAN DO AND ARE DOING 1.INCREASE THE MILEAGE OF OUR VEHICLES, In 1941, atreet-cars and buses ran a total of 37,812,490 miles, an increase of 4,070,000 miles over 1940.This year the mileage ie still further increased.In February, 1942, cars and buses travelled 300,000 more miles than in February of lsst year\u2014or an aversge increase of more than 10,000 miles per day.2.PLACE IN SERVICE DURING RUSH HOURS EVERY AVAILABLE STREET-CAR AND BUS.On ait main streets in rush hours, car follows car as closely as possible and a greater number cannot be moved over the important intersections.3.KEEP oùn MAINTENANCE SERVICE EFFICIENT, so that we have a minimum of break-downs.4.STUDY UNCEASINGLY THE CHANGING MOVEMENT OF PASSENGERS, vo that quick adjustments to meet the altered conditions may be put promptly into effect.WHAT YOU CAN DO 1.PLEASE AVOID, IF AT ALL POSSIBLE, USING OUR SERVICE AT THE RUSH HOURS (7.30-0.30 a.m.and 4.30-6.30 p.m.).300,000 of our 900,000 daily passengers must be transported during these four hours.If, therefore, it ie not essential, please avoid travelling during rush-hour periods, 2.PLEASE HAVE TRANSFER READY AND PRESENT IT TO OPERATORS UNFOLDED, Operators must inspect all transfers.What may seem 8 second\u2019s delay to the passenger in finding or unfolding a transfer may make the motormen miss a traffic light and keep the tram waiting.3.PLEASE PURCHASE TICKETS IF POSSIBLE IN NON-RUSH HOURS.If you find it necessery to purchase tickets during rush hours, please have exact change ready.The delay of a few seconds in making change means slower servie, 4.PLEASE MOVE WELL INTO CAR AFTER BOARDING TO CLEAR THE ENTRANCE AREA.This leaves roum for those following to eater quickly.ogee La 0 auES POR Mere, mot PAGE EIGHT \u2014 Sea Scout Program Based \u201cWestmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d py ee Faith Faith is not believing what you cannot prove, Faith is proving BELL WINS DECISION i what you do believe, by daring Paul Bell, 13515, 1942 Golden ; tu put it to the test of persona! Glove semi-finalist won a five- ¢xperimeht; by taking the risk elastic your dollar can be, tho\u2019 we are short on rubber.A Home Mobilized For Victory 1.Has set relationships right between all members of the family and with the neighbors.even 4.Sends its workers off each, \u2014the one sound foundation on: morning with the right spirit| which to build 2 post-war world.and keeps its letters to the fighting forces tree from grievances, 10, We must hvild morale, not hi - # longer cruise one can On Activities In Summer Water activities such ts swiln- ming, life-saving, boating and cruising, ave an essential and important part uf the Sea Scout Programs.lt is the dream and ambition | 01 every Sea Scout to ger afloat and enjoy uw lusty, udvenlurous lite during the summer.ship's company hus the use of a boat, he looks forward w cruising gets under way early in the oir and puting into practice the: spring.As S00N us the snow ASSOCIATION seamanship he learns during tho melts on the shore and the ice 5 5 oF winter months.Soimetimes this hobby turng out to be the first steps towards ua career in the Mer- chunt Service, or his country\u2019s Nuvy.Today muny former N.D,G.und Westinount Sca Scouts ares ut seu in both services, some as seu- men, others as officers, and all giving ua good account of themselves, Life aflout with the Rover Sea Scouts Is an extension of winter landship program, \u2018Time is provided for Instruction, ship's duties, recreation and shore leave.This the time to learn by doing things Hke swimming, life-saving, seamanship, and handling small bouts.Then there ure new places to visit and a new kind of life to live Ju the sun und fresh air.Cruising cai be lots of lun.Sea Scout Cruises are alwuys under the leadership of some qualified person whose orders are never questioned but obeyed promptly and willingly by all, \u2018I'he safety of the individual or thay of the whole crew on some occasion may depend upon Lhe instautane- ous obedience of an order.Tha leader always hus un eye to the sufety of his ship and crew.The ship is kept spic and span.Personal cleanliness and health is made a matter of pride with the boys.Consideration for the other fellow and sharing In all duties is part of the morale of à good ship.Mountains are right at hand for It his! leave on Saturday afternoon and to spend the night at some favorite anchorage up lake St Louis vor maybe in the Lake of Two | Mountains, An early start is made the Tuilowing morning so as to \u201cget in & full duy'# sailing before returning to the base early Sun day evening.: The summer program actually | starts moving in the river.Covers come off the boats, Some fellows husy themselves with brushes and pall of water scrubbing down the topsides.All turn to with sandpaper and scrapers, readying the ship for the lads with the palnt- pots.A coat of paint soon has her looking her best smart and clean, \u2018The quicker the work is done the sooner the ship will be in the water, rigged and equipped for a grand season of sailing.This summer an important [novation is belng tried out on the Lakeshore.A central \u201cHarbour\u201d for Sea Scouts is to he opened pear Lakeside, Units of the fleel without permanent summer ac commodation can find moorings there.Camping ground ashore will take care of the week-end parties unable to sleep on their buats.Note.This is the last chance for boys between the ages of 15- 18 years to join the Royal St.Lawrence Rover Sea Scouts and still be eligible for the summer cruising program.The last rez- ular Thursday night meeting will be held on April 16, 1942, In the Roslyn School, Westmount, o1 phone the Skipper IK.A.Gnaed- inger at WE.6978.INDIA OF TODAY ae is all that Loretta Young seeks in Columbia\u2019s exciting new film, \u201cThe Men in Her Life,\u201d starting on Saturday at the Kent Theatre.Otto Kruger, left, and Dean Jagger are among the many eager suitors for her hand.Also featured are Conrad Veidt, John Shepperd and Eugene Leontovich.Starting on Saturday at the Kent Theatre.NOW PLAYING AT KENT 77 \u201cice box, cash box and brain box.only because we need it to win, but because it is th\u201d one thing of 3.Shoots rumors dead on sight., value we can carry out of the war 2.Has cut out all waste in the round decision over Bill Archam- ; of living as if it were true.Be- bault, match staged bere last night.1373 in an exhibition : liefs may be thought out.must be lived out.COMING SOON! \u201cVICTORY REVUE SPONSORED BY THE WESTMOUNT \u2014 A) Busmess Association OF Westmount AND UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS BETTY SPEIRS VICTORIA HALL - SATURDAY APRIL 25TH ENTIRE PROCEEDS WILL BE GIVEN TO THE NO.1 SQUADRON \u2014 AIR CADET CORPS OF WESTMOUNT FOR THE PURPOSE OF PURCHASING SUMMER UNIFORMS AND NEEDED EQUIPMENT Plans are now being completed to stage a gala variety entertainment in Victoria Hall on Saturday, April 25th.Featuring a number of the star hits from the many splendid army shows which have been entertaining \u2018he troops since the outbreak of hostilities, this entertainment will be sponsored by the Business Association of Westmount and will be presented under the direction of Miss Betty Speirs.The net proceeds will be given: entirely to the No.1 Squadron Air Cadet Corps of Westmount for the the express purpose of purchasing summer uniforms and needed equipment for the personnel.The Air Cadet Corps Band will perform at the \"Victory Revue.\u201d Located at the focal point of an T h \u2014oi de H A d and Errol Fl ho h ( extensive inland waterway sys.ogether again ivia de Havilland and Errol Flynn, who have sag?., ; .extensive on TRE y [ [ F MEETING made sereen history with their mony co-starring hits, top the cast The pu lication of this advertisement is made possible through the co-operation of the members of The Business Asso: Montreal find themselves in an UE > 4 of the Kent's exciting new action film, \u201cThey Died With Their ciation of Westmount listed below.unique position for sale and Boots On.ample cruising grounds.Lake St.A ° .e y vomi come vovsos 1:10 5.1 TOPIC TONIGHT utomobiles: Hairdressers: day or week-end cruises.For ascend the Ottawa River, pass through Member of International Russian Industry Revises - Methods Of Production NASH-LAFAYETTE AUTOMOBILE LTD.W.J.ROSS, REG'D.EXCLUSIVE HAIRDRESSERS \u2014 EST.1898 ihe Ridews takes und than voturs Labor Office Staff to 4102 ST.CATHERINE W.WE.1122 |: 4210 ST.CATHERINE W.WE.2765 River.Some fine salllug is to he Speak at Community perfected by still another gelen- At Greene Ave.had on Lake Ontario, sometimes out of sight of land, with a long passage at night to add spice to vdventure, Some years ago a narly of Sea Scouts in a whaler ruised from Lake St.Louis to Lake Simcoe and return.Sen Scouts have passed down the St.\u201cawrence River as fur as Murray vity, Others have been known to .ion River to the World's Fair In New York.Hall \u201cWhat Is Happening In India Today,\u201d will be the topic bf a ineeting tonight at 8.15 in the N.D.G.community Hall, corner of Decarie Boulevard und Cote St, Antoine Road.The public is invited to attend.The special pices of the N.D.G.mount C.C.F.clubs.and West- Early in the struggle with Ger- | many, Russian plant managers and Party members realized that Not only the scientists, how-, peacetime techniques were not Oven ont plant personnes, from ; going to be sufficiently product-: pusiasm and ingenuity in devis- ive to meet wartime needs, New | ig new means for meeting war production methods must be de-| production problems.As a result vised, and where scureity of eOll-| or the efforts of machine-shop ventional raw materials existed., vorkers in industrial plants, substitutes, or new materials must tist.workers must master new meth- | entirely new method of casting ods and materials in the shortest munitions which cut production | Bakery: WONDER BAKERIES LTD.DENT HARRISON BAKERY ' 323 PRINCE ALBERT AVE.DE.3566 MAITLAND CONFECTIONER Jewellers: OHMAN'\u2019S WATERPROOF WATCHES \u2014 DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS 1216 GREENE AVE.WE.4046 ow .there has heen a radical curtail- af cave the river at Sorel and as- Speakers will be Mr.Raghunath i, put to use.Purthermore.ent of The time formerly lost in :end the Richeliou to Lake Cham- Pro, M.A.from India, and Mr.changeovers must bo necomplish- | (ransporting material from plant .alain.in 1939 the Royal St.Law- James P.Hartley B.A Sc, for | og without loss of production or | nt for specialized opera: Caterer: di 9 R W.0 couver, B.C.ure i L d ence Rover Sea.Scouts Journeyed he da | © deu 1 wastage of raw materials, Fur \u201c| tions.A foreman in the Chimken ° a tes ea y-to- ear.la 1nke Champlain and the Hui- e meeling 1s under the nus-|thermore, munitions and other; polymetailic plant invenied an MAY\u2019S RITE FIT LADIES\u2019 WEAR Cruises Eagerly Sought Mr.Rao, an expert in Indian possible time.time in half without impairing 4124 ST.CATHERINE Ww.FI.4651 1219 GREENE AVE.FI.9541 # Cruising as described above Is juffairs, has been on the staff Russiun sclentists realized that quantity.Other workers have 13ually carried on by the various |oË the International Labor Of- much of\u2019 the responsibility tor! evolved methods of using plenti- Jea Scout units during their au- mal two-week long\u201d cruise.Over \u2018he week-ends, however, shortar cruising is extensively indulged In fice for the last ten years.He holds the Master of Arts degree from Edinburgh University, and was previously g foreign corres- evolving new methods and devel-|fyl materials in place of those oping new materials rested! which had to be imported, while squarely on their shoulders.From still others have worked out all reports they lost no time in\u2019 manufacturing processes which Cigar Stores: S.HYMAN, LTD.\u2018( Manufactured Ice: sy all.A long cruise lasting about pondent in Geneva on League ; i , accepting the challenge.In many; reduce waste and improve quality.E .4 fortnight fs the heb bolut of of gations mailers for soveral cases they left their laboratories| Russian women have contrib- 5005 SHERBROOKE W.EL.6407 IC MANUFACTURING CO.e summer program, Those who Indian newspapers, Mr.Hartley.|, =o rv out experiments in (he tie es DISTRIBUTORS OF AIR-CONDITIONED [CE REFRIGERATORS ire lucky enough to go on the an-|a graduate of the University Of plants concerned, with the two- nied to fe effort vo a remarkanie .0 Er ; .; .WO degree, s reported that many at cruise are Rrently envied by pus has been keenly interested fold ubjective of supervising exists jobs formerly monopolized by » 4093 ST.CATHERINE Ww, FI.6311 ; couts ee ortuate rother to the problems of British India ing methods and of developing.non are now performed almost oa - Oo e- ue l .À ; or some years.new ones vn the spot.In one.entirely by women.so that men § The usual thing is for boys to Recently, on his way home to sean\u2019 LINE_FOR® such case this resulted in 8 yay he released for military or tateriul reduction in custillg|gpecialized civilian service.In waste, and in the perfecting of he Kirghiz coal mines, for ex- a new process for munufacturin#!ample, hundreds of men have ferro-chrome.been releases for service at the Other scieutists, working either Front by women who have taken zine production whereby produc- tained.HAND & PARKER, LTD.4857 SHERBROOKE W.DE.1131 Dancing: 4932 SHERBROOKE W.DE.3717 Moving and Storage: WESTMOUNT TRANSFER & STORAGE LTD.Printers: in laboratories or plants, have! their places in the pits.As ai RS achieved equally interesting re-! tribute to their efficiency and | 205 OLIVIER AVE.WE.1113 Co R YOUR sults.Among the new processes enthusiasm it is reported that BETTY SPEIRS STUDIOS A.5 D and products deriving from their! production levels in the mines \u2018 : \u201c | efforts are: new methods for ben-i hove been extremely well main- | BETTY SPEIRS AND PETER MILLER a Clear telephone lines for ALL-OUT PRODUCTION tion has been doubled; reduction by almost half in the time taken to analyse tungsten, molybdenum, and other metals; inventiongof a device for locating bits of metal TINE BONES i tients\u201d bodies without the .KI use Pot Norays: means of neveler.Today everybody .alks about! AMERICAN DRUG STORE i ating production of lignite.morale, here are some \u2018Time: ; Good results have been achiev- ea in providing effective substitutes for scarce raw materials.New types of plastics so develop-: we please?Or is Liberty oppor- i ed find many uses, while & tunity to do our best?| variety of synthetic rubber created 2.In an emergency we all want by one professor is neav used iN: tg do something.But the trouble\u2019 manufacture of all gas musks.{x we fvsist upon doing it our | Another new and very useful own wav.; commodity recently inverted is a, \u201c \u2019 fire-proof cloth.Soviet aviators \" are now using an instrument for Bombs\u201d which will help to bring\u2019 it down tu brass tacks.1.Ts Liberty license to do what .[is easy to co-operate with; co-operative people.But most of! Us still have to learn the difficult | Drug Stores: Prompt Delivery 1385 GREENE AVE.WI.2136-7 Florists: EDDY'\u2019S FLORISTS 4178 ST.CATHERINE W.Fl.7242 JOHN EDDY & SONS, REGD.ROBSON PRINTERS LTD.4206 ST.CATHERINE W.WE.5227 Restaurants: MURRAY\u2019S LUNCH LTD.5011 SHERBROOKE W.DE.3262 Roofing and Plumbing: WESTMOUNT PLUMBING ; rapid navigational cileulations, t ot getting on with difficult & ROOFING CO Ri Your telephone is part of a vast interlocking system now SmI a a ES people.! 484 1 SH ERBROOKE W.DE.9898 ° : ca > t A hole ing un shorn wartime Load.Dont let needless delays Canada, he paid a short visit to\u2019 4.People who demand nothing: Greenhouse at 2175 Belgrave Ave.ROOFING INSPECTION AND ESTIMATES FREE ; p 8 p Indin.Previously.he lived for for themselves can afford to give! 206 OLIVIER AVE.WE.3844 \" three years on Balvein Island \u2018n A\" | Nigh ; 3 t : .\u2014 the Persian Gulf.Here.as an 5.Canadians have differed on | ° font and Sunday Calls: AM.1418\u2014CA.9864 OTHER \"WARTIME eugineer, he was closely asso- our hand and been indifferent on! uy riers: re A | 24 | ; i 1.BE SURE vou have à TELEPHONE TACTICS *« 3.ANSWER bell rings, .4.USE OFF-PEAK |} Distance calls: before as Lons 2 pur, 5-7 pan, after 9 pan.These things may look trilli on 6,500.ly telephone a but promptly when the L000 dai, calls, they are very important, j ciated with Indian people.both the other.We musi Low RE dif- production, raw materials and re tail sales, If wc controiled our own selfishness, we could save the Government + lot of trouble and accomplish the whole busin.yess at one stroke.{ | 7.To meet the crisis: Meet shortage by sharing m GJAIS 7 Muet sacrifice with willingness, Meet Indulgence with discipline 8.The only right kind of war \"time luflation is to stretch every | dollar, Buy on the basis of need.NIE not greed.and you'll find how, dh Groceries and Meats: DIONNE & DIONNE 4120 ST.CATHERINE W.FI.7411 THRIFT - STOP & SHOP 4850 SHERBROOKE W.DE.1195 3 Bi he right as co-workers and friends.| ferent.| Sh d H 1 .2 SPEAR nels the directors, &, \u2014\u2014t 0 | 6 There is mueh talk these, BLEAU & ROUSSEAU oes an OSIE} Ve the mouthpiece\u201d directly into 3 CROSSWORD PUZZLE SOLUTION AS of controlling prices and | 5004 SHERBROOKE W, DE.4482 JOHN SMITHERS & SONS Reg'd.53 Years in Westmount 4213 ST.CATHERINE W.WE.3454 Taxi Service: \u201cRST, \"OUNT TAXI SERVICE \"+25 GTIENE AVE.Fl.2468 Faith "]