The Westmount examiner, 12 novembre 1942, jeudi 12 novembre 1942

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A fine collection of We buy gold, 20D ; OHMAN°S JEWELLERS | WE, 4046 VOL, XIIf, No.46 STERLING & SILVER PLATE Beautiful period pieces from England.jewellery and silverware.1216 Greene Ave.COC O0C >0< DOCTOOCTD éH oDoeDomDé WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER a 12, he Westmount Lxaminer Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis VCC DOC DOC OCTD0CTOY la.+ | HARDWOOD FLOORS Supplied - Laid - Repaired - Refinished Finished Cleaned À.Ross Grafton & Co.4263 St.Catherine St, Westmount .J Free Estimates or oo ro DO D WE.2323 PRICE:\u2014 Two CENTS WESTMOUNT HONORS WARRIOR DEAD Thousands Attend Commemoration Rites t Soldiers\u2019 Air Chief Marshal Sir Frederick | Bowhill Takes Salute After Troops Pay Tribute to Heroic Dead Westmount is regolved that the epic of her sons of 1914- 1918, in France and Flanders where the bodies of many of her best manhood paved the roads to victory, will not pass from out the hearts and minds of the people of this city, as was well demonstrated last Sunday afternoon by the presence of thousands of citizens at the Soldiers\u2019 Me: morial, where a Commemoration Service was held in place of the regular Remembrance Day one \u2014cancelleq this year because of the labor exigencies of the war.Presiding at the ceremony was His Worship Mayor Walter A.Merrill, K.C., and taking part in the service was the 2nd (R) Battalion, Royal Montreal Regiment (MG), commanded by Lt.Col.H.G.Brewer, M.C.,, who paraded to the memorial headed by the R.M.R.No.14 Branch of the Canadian Legion and a guard of honor supplied by tha, Veterans\u2019 Company under the command of Major H.Armstrong, V.D.Among the other units parading were a detachment of No, 1 Westmount Squadron Air Cadets Canada, under the command of Squadron Leader H.P.Tllsley, the Westmount Squadron Corps of Imperial Frontiersmen, under the command of Captain Walter Gross- mith, St.Willibrord's drum and bugle band under Bandmaster Patrick Keleher, and the West- mount Chapter of St.John Ambulance Association in charge of James H.Smith.At the beginning of the service, the Veterans\u2019 Guard was inspected by Brig.-General E.de B.Panet, C.M.G., D.S.0.,, E.D.Following the inspection, the religious service was conducted by Lt.-Col.Harold 8.Laws, V.D.chaplain of the Royal Montreal Regiment, the congregation singing the hymn, * God of Our Fathers, Known of Old.\u201d Colonel Laws then read the Scripture lesson from the Book of Revelations and from II Corinthians, and led the prayer.In his prayer of Commemoration, Colonel Laws referred to the = Æby people call to nobler sense of gratitude of all for the sacrifices of those who gave their lives in the Great War.Continuing, Colonel Laws said, \u201cAlmighty God, with Whom the souls of the faithful departed do live in joy and felicity, we remember before Thee, with thankful hearts, the Citizens of Westmount and men of this Regiment, who gave their lives in the Great War.We thank Thee for their ready response to the call of their Country; for their cheerfulness and courage in the midst of suffering and danger; for their steadfastness and self-sacrifice in the hour of death.Grant unto them, O Lord, joy and peace and greater opportunities of service in the new life to which Thou hast called them.And we pray Thee, O Lord, that the offering of their lives may not have been in vain; that we and may hear ihe] living which sounds in our ears from the graves of those who died thal we might live; that we may dedicate our lives anew to the work of bringing in Thy kingdom upon earth; so that out of these years of sin and misery and loss, there may arise a better world.through Jesus Christ our Lord.\u201d At the close of the religious services that ended with the congregational singing of \u2018Abide With Me,\u201d led by Lieutenant Q.J.Gwyn of the Royal Montreal Regiment, wreaths were laid on the monument in the following order: City of West- mount, The Royal Montreal Regiment in memory of fallen comrades \u2014 Lt.-Col, H.G.Brewer, in memory of fallen comrades from the 14th B'n R.M.R., the Commanding Officer and Officers of the 58th Westmount Rifles of Canada, from all ranks of the Royal Montreal Regiment (MG), the Ladies\u2019 Committee of the R.M.R, in remembrance, No.1 Westmount Squadron Air Cadets Canada, Westmount Women\u2019s Club, from (Continued on Page Three) Westmounters Included in All Arms of the Service Flight Sergeant Philip Weir Davis Reported Missing After Air Operations Westmounters in Army, Air Force and Navy news recently were, Kenneth Hunter Wilson, 18, 15 Severn avenue, and George Buchan Melntosh, 19, 459 Ciarke avenue, both of whom Were sworn into the Royal Canadian Air Force by Flight Officer ¥, E.Shackel, attestation officer, The youngest of three sons ferving the Empire and the United Nations, Flight Sergeant Philip Weir Davis, son of Mr.and Mrs, H, Lawrence Davis, 553 ('arke avenue, is reported missing after air operations overseas, & \u2018ording to official information \u2018rom Ottawa, Flight Sergeant Davis was at- \u2018a-hed to the R.A.F.and served as wireless air gunner in the Fomber and the Coastal Com- Hands.He was educated at\u2019 Sel \u201c+n House and Bishop's College, Lennoxville, Captain H.W.s, R.C.A., and Captain R.Ware now serv- s, R.C.A.M.C., \u2018IZ overseas, Sergeant Ronald B.Dunham, !to have moved into \u2018ia of Mr.and Mrs.G.L.Dun- Ocean, He formerly served aboard à.170 Selby avenue, received\u2019 \u201cspark\u201d badge.November 3., No.2: ted at Loyola College, Royal Canadian |took engineering at McGill, * à Wireless onerator at Yir-l2sg School, © Farce, Calgary.Da-+a- sn who was born in St.John, N.B., was educated in this city at Queen's and Argyle schools, At Argyle he was the captain of the basketball team and took an active part in all forms of athletics.Sergeant Pilot Eric 8.Mc- Cuaig, youngest son of the late Major and Mrs, Clarence N.Me- Cuaig, was among the graduates of No, 13 Service Flying Training School, who received his wings recently.He is a grandson of the late Mrs, Alexander Woods and a nephew of Brig.-General G.E.Mc- Cuazig.A sister, Mrs.J.S.Stead, resides at 147 Cote St.Antoine Road, Sergeant Pilot McCuaig is a graduate of Bishop's College.Lennoxville.Sub-Lieutenant Vv, J.Savage.the younger of two fighting sons of Mrs, M.J.Savage, of 37 Church Hill avenue, and the late Mr.Savage.Sub-Lieutenant Savage is one of the Canadians now \u2018serving on a warship in the Bri- tis! squadron recently reported the Indian a British seaplane carrier.Like his brother, Mark, he matricula- He then receiving his degree in absentia, af- (Continued on Page Three) Memorial Canon Wilkinson To Speak At Jubilee Reunion A Jubilee Reunion will be held in the Parish Hall, corner of Wood and Western, on Wednesday evening next.All former parishioners and all friends of the Parish are cordially invited to this reunion social.The Parish was founded 650 years ago this month by the Church of St.James the Apostle, and so the Rev.Canon F.H.Wilkinson, the present rector of St, James the Apostle, will be the guest of honour at the Jubilee Reunion.Refreshments will be served and there is no charge for admission, TIRE THIEVES SEEN LEAVING PARKING FIELD Citizen Reports to Police Seeing Three Men Remove Two Complete Wheels From Auto Police are looking for barefaced thieves who, operating in full daylight, removed two completely good wheels with their tires, from an automobile parking field and then drove away in their own car carrying their loot along with them.Fortunately the police have what they have been informed is the number of the licence plate on the automobile used by the thieves, and this, they expect, wil] permit them to trace the men and the missing wheels, The car the wheels were stolen from is the property of Frank D.Tupper, 14 Sunnyside, West- mount, The daring robbery was reported to Constable Charpentier of radio police car No.26, by Bill Pascoe, 5005 Western avenue, who informed the officer that a few minutes previous he had seen three men calmly remove two wheels from a parked car, place them in another vehicle and drive away in a leisurely fashion, Three wheel-hubs were found on the parking field, and the police believe the same men must have taken a third wheel off some other car, Home Nursing Classes To Open at Y Mr.E.I, Taylor, executive secretary, of the local Westmount Y.M.C.A.announces that Red Cross Home Nursing Classes will begin at the \u2018Y\u2019 building on Monday, November 23rd at 9.00 p.m.Classes will be under the direction of Mrs, Murray McFarlane, R.N.They are open to all interested ladies and girls of the Y.M.C.A.and the community, There will not be a charge for the course.Roosevelt Book Shop Opens Lending Library The Roosevelt Book Shop, Jlo- cated at 1502 St.Catherine St.West, at Guy St, Suite 210, has now opened a Lending Library and offers a large selection of the latest and best books for the enjoyment of those who like good reading.Sodality To Meet The regular monthly meeting of the Young Ladies\u2019 Sodality of the Parish of the Ascension of Our Lord, will be held on Monday evening, at 7.30 o\u2019clock in St.Paul's Academy, Clarke avenue entrance, ' Eee SA AES Aarons 2a rain SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME In a mass dress rehearsal for invasion, parachute troops in England float to earth from operational altitude.of them in action.of French North Africa.This is the.first photo Parachute troops were used in the Allied invasion ESTHOUNT WENT- OVER = [TS LOAN OBJECTIVE AT NOON LAST SATURDAY More Subscriptions Than Ever Received for Victory Loan Westmount, with more subscribers than ever before for a Victory Loan, went over its retail objective at noon last Saturday, November 7, the closing day of the campaign, \u2018When sales fell behind temporarily last week, C.E.Mc- Kenna, organizer, continued to express the fullest confidence in the outcome, and said that West- mount would see it through as the Empire does.This confidence was fully Justified on Saturday afternoon \"LEST WE FORGET\" Great \\ War Dead Honored Thoughts of sons and other relatives, have Jost their lives in the present conflict, min- : gled with memories of those other heroes who ed In the 1914-18 war in the minds of West- mount residents when they gathered yesterday D.O.C, M service in front of the Westmount War Memorial.In this picture, taken fad after the service, are, from Chief Marshal Sir F at an impressive memorial Bowhill, Alr and evening, when additional subscriptions poured in bringing the final figures to a very satis: factory total.This was all the more heartening when ft is remembered that many subscribed through their place of employment, hanks, and trust companles, but despite all obstacles, sales were higher than ever before.Mr.McKenna sald the appeal In last week's Examiner to all (Continued on Page Three) the direct in numbers who (R) Battalion, R.34th Reserve Brigad eft to right, General Panet\u201dis rederick ._honoraty \u2018| has besn a bugy and popular re- Bowhill, officer commanding R.A.F.Ferry Cum- mand; Walter Merrill ing._ mount: Lieut.-Col.No.ig, bo mander, ani Major I Hu YMCA.T0 OPEN PUSH FOR FUNDS IN COMING WEEK $130,000 Sought in Montreal Metropolitan Drive \u2014 Local Activities Cited The Westmount division of the Montreal Y.MC.A.campaign for one hundred and | thirty thousand dollars, to carry on the work of the Y.M.C.À.for youth in Montreal starts noxt Monday.In addition to the regular home front work, the work of the Montreal Y.M.C.A, In its branch buildings include an immense amount of work for the men of the Navy, Army, Air Force and Merchanl \u2018Marine, Westmount Branch of the\u2018Y\u2019 creation centre for the men of the Forces since the day war started.Westmount citizens have entertained the soldiers of the nt Athletic afid alfmen of the Wireless School .on many happy occa- slons.For more than three years the Westmount girls have entertained men of the Forces every Saturday night at exceptionally fine dances.Sunday tens and dinners lave also been put on by the various girl groups and Westmount Women's Club.Headquarters for hospitality to service men has heen the West- mount Y.M.C.A.Statistics show that this brauch has had an aggregate attendance of over 260, 000 service men since the start of hostilities, A team headed by Mrs, Harold Mills Is taking part in the Women's division of the Westmount campalgn, The regular work of the \u2018Y\u2019 for boys and young men has carried on much as usual! With over 300 former members on active service the strain on itis depleted leadership has heen severe.The blind boys of the Montreal Association for the Blind have been coming to thia building for thelr gym and swimming activities for the past 16 years, and continue to enjoy these privileges.The Deaf hoys (Continued on Page Thren) Mayor of West- H.6.Sewer .C., 0.C.2nd Brig.-Gen.E.deB, Panet, Paul Grenier, E.D., com- h Mitchell, brigade 1 major, .Grouuds | Remembrance Day yesterduy nt the Westmount Rotary Club meeting in Victoria Hall was featured in a brillant nddress hy Major the Rev.Charles Beaudin, Ph.D, E.D., one of the senlor Roman Catholic chaplains of Military District No.4, who gave big large audience a back and forward look into the first Re- membranco Day.Major Beaudin sald that \u201ctwenty-four yoars ago today the first Great War came to an abrupt conclusion, al eloven o'clock In the morning when the Gorman High Command asked Marshal Foch, Roneralissimo of the United Natlons armies, to put an ond to the hostilities and sign « truce, The war had lasted four years and three months.November the oleventh was to pass In history as a date never to be forgotten.For our encmies it was a day of unheard of humilau- tion in their annals, For us {tL marked one of our greatest historical triumphs,\u2014a triumph all the more appreciated that victory had smiled to us at a time when our enemies seemed unconguer- able, Wo have made It our duty, in the last quarter of u century, to celebrato in a fitting mannor such a victory, such a triumph.November the eleventh hag become for us: Ilemembrance Day.It is well, It is hefitting that iL should be known under such n name, And, he added, \u2018\u2019after the war, we wera all tHankful to those who had heen the instruments of OUr BUCCOHB.We had promised them never to forget them and to always keep their memorlos green, Always, never: (wo words of sternity which should not ho found on human lips.Experlence teaches us that we are all too prone to forget those whoso faces wo don't see anymore, Qur eternal promises are so short- lived.And so it Is well that wo should remember, at least once a year, those who have preceded us in the long trip from which there is no return.It is well that Major the Rev.Charles Beaudin Guest Speaker Gives Brilliant Address Large Audience Given a Given Kaleidoscopic View of Events of the Past 20 Years we should rocall tho past, that wo may learn tho necossury les sons of tho futuro.\u201d Major Beasudin, growing romie niscont, sald, \u201cthose of you who are of my ago and timo can ree call the events which marked the parlod botweon 1914 and 1918, In the course of those four years millions of soldlers had faced one another, had fought, suffered und killed one another, Amongst those who had gono across, some hud done so voluntarily and freee ly.Othors in Canada us well as in the United Statos and other countries of tho world, had.heen conscripted, Thus it was that we saw thousands of our young mbn, the flower of our manhood, dee part from the river hanks of the 8t.Lawrence, They wore in good henlth und held hopos for a brile liant future.Tho volunteers dee parted with a smile on thelr lips, Inspired by an ardent patriotism, they wero unxlous to faco the enemy and destroy his power.Remember what happened then.They loft Canada In the midst of u cheering population.They paraded in our atreots their rifles badeckod wilh flowors and luatily singing Tipperary an songs.Thoy lett full of Nope, They were anxlous Lo go.They frottod lost thoy should nol get nceross In timo, Everybody was porsuuded the war would last just about six months, Our boys wanted to bo there for the hour of triumph, Unfortunately events turned out Lo he altogether dife ferent, \u201cMonths followed months} yenrs followed years.Death, the sll-powerful master of the day, lurked on evory wide.IL was not nnough to protoct oneself against the huayonet charges or infantry advances, New war machines were devised and used in une known Wilys and \u2018manners, Asphyxiating gus unknown until then; lJiguid.fires, previously known, hut the use of which was under pooples; considered civilized the dignity of heavy artillery (Continued on Page Three) A meeting of the intermediate section of the Westmount Munl- cipal Hockey League will be held tomorrow evening, Nov.12th in the office at.the Greenhouse, starting at 8.00 p.m.Three teams have signified their Intentions of playing in the loop, all of them service teams, The three clubs are the No, 3 Training Command, the Ori- nance Corps from the West mount Barracks and the No, 1 Wireless School.The No, 3 Training Command team played In the loop last year when It was amalgamated with Verdun but the other two teams are newcomers.Up till the present time no success\u2019 has been met with In tha effort Lo get together a clv- Ian team from Westmount.Ten or so of the players on the Westmount team of last year are now In the Armeq Forces, mostiy the Alr Force, The leügve will be affillated with the Q.A.H,A.In the Intermediate C class, which ls for outdoor rinks.Hockey Minor The first meeting of the bantam, midget and juvenile pec- tions of the Westmount Munies- pal Hockey League will take place this Monday evening, Nov 16th, at Victoria Hall, starting at 8.00 p.m, Team managers and representatives of prospective teams are asked to attend this meeting #0 that some line can he gathered on the number of teams expecting to operate this year, The juvenile section 1s for players not having reached their roup.In sop, hat behind Lieut, -Col.F.W.Fisher, V.D,, t-çolonel of RMR, 18th birthday by November 1st, Hockey League Meetings To Plan for Next Season 1942, the players not midget nection is for having reached thelr 16th hirthduy by November 1st, 1942, and the bantam section iy for players not having reached thelr 14th birthday by this date, The schedule in these sections generally gets underway In the first.week of January with the winners alvancing Into the Q.A H.A.city playdowns.Teams from Westmount were very successful last season with the \u2018Dougie Alexander's Golden Eagles capturing the provincial Juvenile championship, while Mr, Boxer's Royals in the hantam section went to the final round of the city playdowns hefore they were eliminated, What success the teams will have this year Is problematical, Most of the Golden Eagles are stil) in the juvenile age Hmit but they intend playing in the june for loops, where there is a scare city of players.At the present time two juvenile teams are cers tain, Some Important rules are come Ing up for discussion at this meet.fing and it is Imperative that all teamy intending to operate should have a representative at it, Any frformation can he obtained from recreation supervisor Jim MeCore mick in the office at the Greene house or by calling FI.1929, \u2014 i To Hold Bazaar | A bazaar will be held by the.Scottish War Relief Association on November 27 and 28 at the receiving depot, 1922 St, Catherine street, west, in aid of funds, Donations of any kind will be received for this bazaar, ap TAPES AT IAS SE Sr stay nt ther war PAGE TWO The Westmount Examiner Published Every Thursday Serving the City of Westmount Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Mstropelis, THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAlnut 2773° \u201cThe Examiner\u201d mewspaper for the home, devoted to sims to be an Independent.clean home owner.publie service.WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1942 Iceland, ARE YOU A HOME OWNER?Local home owners will all in the outcome of the movement now afoot to alleviate the realty tax burden.point in constantly increasing taxation beyond which the tax receipts begin to decline, instead of continuing up.Economists call it \u201cthe and it applies to practically all sources of revenue, from cus- law of diminishing returns\u201d toms tariff receipts tn proceeds of cheese.As far as the realty tax revenue is concerned, it simply means that when taxes reach a certain point people are discouraged from building or buying their own homes, Tax revenue expectations are not fulfilled, and the collectors are forced to search elsewhere for revenue.We seem to have reached that state now.As a matter of fact under our present scale of taxation home owners have little or no advantage over renters financially, and a lot more responsibility to hear.Home ownership should really be made to mean what.it implies rather than merely the assumption of responsibilities for the tax collector\u2019s benefit.To have many private homes in a city is to have a stable source of income not only for the neighbourhood merchants and other business men, but for the city as well, both directly and indirectly.There is a lot to be gained be interested There is a ships with loss cent of those tory; from the sale from encouraging home ownership, and it is to be hoped the present move will result in a substantial reduction in the tax burden of the ON THE RECORD Detractors of Britain are not to be found in official Washington, published by the American Government set out in detail some of the salient features of Britain's part in this war.It reported: \u201cBritain's armies have fought ten campaigns and garrisoned strategic bases such as Malta, Middle East.Britain's fighting forces have suffered 183,500 casualties, 71 percent of all the Empire's dead and wounded.Britain's navy, with fewer than 600 ships at sea, has sunk 5,520,000 tons of enemy merchant shipping and convoyed 100,000 United Nations\u2019 fought and won the greatest air battle in his- its coastal command has flown more than 50,000,000 miles.\u201d \u201cOur boys offer to give their lives.We are only asked to loan our money.\u201d That is an excerpt from a Victory Loan speech.It was uttered recently.It was said during the Second and the First Victory Loan campaigns.Tt will likely be repeated in the [Loan period next year- How many of us understand that those boys offer their lives because we ask them to do that! Each one of us has had a share in the decision to fight the Germans, and to send our young men over to do the job.The men at Dieppe knew it.They steeled themselves to jump out of boats onto the bul- let-swept beaches because they felt we expected them to do their best for Canada.If all of us back here in Canada fully realized that fact, crease our purchases of Victory Loan Bonds! Recently a circular Gibraltar, India and the of only one-half of one per convoys.Britain's air force how we would hasten to in- ST.ANDREWS | CHURCH NOTES \u201cMr.and Mrs.Miniver in BEvery-day Life\u201d will be Rev.Dr.Kerr's topic Sunday morning In St.Andrew\u2019s Church.In thls sermon he will show the tendency today to glorify.the commonplace, and to accept Jesus' esti mate of the lowly and the humble.The wars of today are not won by the Generals so much as by the resourcefulness and courage of the unknown private.As the basis for his sermon, Dr.+ meusured up to the stature of the heroic.In the evening Mr.A.Leonard Griffith, B.A., will give another of his fascinating sermons that make such an appeal to the young folks, and to the older ones as well, At the close of the evening service the Alpha Omega Society has planned one of its most interesting meetings.Last Sunday there were fifty young folks assembled for an Information Quiz, and even more are expected next Sunday for a full-dress discussion of the topic \u2018Should Young folks Marry in War-time, when the Young Man is Leaving Many men in uniform are attending with evident enjoyment.The men of St.Andrew's have Just published a brochure containing a description of the vari ous meetings for the season, The next meeting will probably exceed all recent records of attendance, when Dr, A.D.Campbell will give an {llustrated lecture, entitled \u201cThe Family Album\u2014 hormones, diet and environment.\u201d This lecture will deal with recent researches in connection with the glands.Over twenty medical men, all members of St Andrew's, will be invited to at- THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1942 FEE \u201cWestmount\u2019s Home Newspaper Westmount Baptist Church * The church will have two visiting Ministers next Sunday.Rev.Harry R.Pike, Chaplain at Halifax with the Royal Canad- fan Navy, in the morning; and in the evening Rev.Wm.J.Baxter of Olivet Baptist church, Verdun will preach while Mr.Pike visita his former parishioners at Verdun, The week-day activities will be fz accord with the usual program \u2014sewing groups on Thursday morning and afternoon, and the week-night devotional services on Thursday evening at 8 o\u2019clock\u2014 the B.Y.P.U.assembling in the church parlor and the congregational Assembly meeting in the lower hall, An additional feature this week is the city-wide \"Open-Board' Box Lunch meeting for the Baptist women of the city and their friends, to hear Miss Janet Rob inson, a veteran Baptist missionary in India.On account of wartime conditions each woman is expected to bring her own supplies of tea and sugar, Dr.Jchnston\u2019s condition is reported as satisfactory, though he suffered one or two set-backs to his progress toward recovery.His physicians deem visiting to be inadvisable.* | | * 1 WESTMOUNT PARK | | CHURCH NOTES * The minister of Westmount Park Church belleving that many people are searching for permanent anchors and connections, has planned a serles of Sunday evening sermons, Mr.Goth, beginning on Sunday next will preach a series of sermons entitled \u201cDesign for Living.\u201d These sermons will be vital, practical, and helpful.They will answer some of the questions which our young people especially are facing.Let us be honest.Something hag gone wrong.We are in a jam.What light and encouragement does the Christian gospel throw upon our modern dilemma?Is Christianity relevant for such a time as this?What standards and bellefs are needed If we are to measure up to the demands of these times?These questions are being asked.Come to Westmount Park Church Kerr will select one of the least- [for Overseas?\u201d All young folks tend as head-table guests.The |on Sunday evening.Hear the known characters of the New attending the evening service are president, Mr, Lorne Reed, will first sermon on \u201cThe Curse of Testament, and, nevertheless, be welcome at thls after-meeting.preside.Mediocrity.\u201d \u2014 a [he Westmount Examiner \"Arre 203 GLASSIFIED ADS 2773 LOST NOVEMBER 8th \u2014 Solitaire diamond ring, Melville or Abbott avenue.Opposite or in Murray's at Claremont Avenue.Reward.WE, 4079.P-12 OWN and white Cocker Spanlel, Thursday afternoon, vielnity Clare- mont avenue and Sherbrooke street.No license.Reward.DE, 6942.P-10 BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE CORNER Bonsecours and Champ de Mars Streets, solid brick and concrete ¢ storey building, approx.88' x 98\u2019.Floora couierete, large meeting hall In upper floor with balcony with an approx.seating capacity of 3,000, with stage, dreasing rooms, janitor's quarters.Three remaining floors leased as offices and warerooms, leasam expire on April 30th, 1943, Win sell for 75% of asaessed value.Ap- rly THE EASTERN TRUST COMPANY 134 St, James West, BElair 1745.SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED, good cook for three halt days, 3 to 8 p.m, $15.00 monthly.WE.6565, two adults.P-t5 SITUATIONS WANTED GENERAL NURSING NURSE with general training in one of London, England's largest hospitals, with speclal experience in children's and infants\u2019 nursing, would look after newly born infants, invalids, convalescenta, children or adults, for 19, 12, 10 or 8 hour day duty.(Rates dy day only).Not by week or month.Sleep In or out.WE, 1268 Thuradny, November 13th, 3.30-5.30 p.m.and 8.30- 10 p.m.(phone this Thuraday only).Available November 23rd, P-33 ROOM WANTED BUSINESS couple, furnished bed-sit- ting room, light kitchen privilege, vicinity Westmount station, Glen bus, December first, Write Box 310, c-o 3191 Hampton Avenue.P-9 FOR SALE \u2019 BEAUTIFUL PICTURES, lovely rugs, scatter mats.Handsome velour Ches- terfie)l& suite.never used, $75.Fine medern bedroom aet, bargain, Walnut breakfast set.Bookcase, dropleaf table, chairs, lamps, various tables.Never used.FI.1950.Colson, 1353 Greehe, Westmount, P-31 TWO winter coats, sisea 18 and 20.before 7 p.m.WI.9003.P-19 gas range in good condition.a 00, Oak bureau.FI, 0877 P-17 TWO heariy new boy's Tos chinchil- In overcoats, size 10-13 years, $10.00 each.DE.1629, P-16 BEAUTIFUL cape, full length, navy blue, fur trintned, chamois lining, perfect, $12.00, size 13-14; man's ski boots, size § good condition $3.00.EL ( P-14 CRADLE antique pine, in perfect condition.FT.5148.P-13 EEVERAL lady's good winter coats, fur trimmed, 14-16-38.New, never worn.Must sell.Sacrifice, $10.00- $30.00.Also Persian lamb coat and new caracul coat.WA.6654.TOFA\u2014Custom built, folid mahogany, Duncan Phyffe.Never fused.Bargain, BL.7933.* P-11 FOR SALE BOY'S brown winter ceat and cap, sise 12.Dark gray overcoat, 14.Gray spring coat, 33.Two suits, 38.Two pair white flannels, 14.EL, 6546.No dealers.V-215 MAN'S suit, Winter overcoat.Spring and fall coat, 38.Shoes, 64 C.Lady's winter coat, 38.DE.3905.V-212 RUSSIAN squirrel coat, size 17, excellent condition, sell half price.FI.7130, V-210 WALNUT living room table, excellent condition, cost $35.00, sell $10.00; china dinner set, 8 each, very beautiful, $20.00.Defroster for car window, $2.50; field glasses; quantity chinchii- la rabbit skins.DE, 2493.V-207 FOR SALE NAVY blue sport shoes, 6%, medium, worn twice.EL, 8935.V-208 GREEN fur trimmed snow suit and cap, two liberty silk amocks, size 7, 2 white rabbit muf(s, grey pullovers, new doils bassinette and cradle.WI, 0233.V-200 GIRL'S shoes.Size 7B.$1.76, 4B $1.50, §B, $3.00.BY.1076.V-199 STUDIO chairs, gateleg table, violin, mandolin, lamps, tapestry, green net eveniyg dress, white satin evening coat, ivory satin wedding dress.DE.8759, no dealers.V-196 HOOVER vacuum, Premier Sple-Span, electric percolator, camera.Man's suit.3011 Barat Rd.V-188 eT Crossword Puzzle SNM OO LA 10 HORIZONTAL 48\u2014Obstruerron 11\u2014Church seat 1\u2014Male cat 50\u2014Former tsar 16\u2014Stately dance p 51\u2014Kiwl Latvian coin 4\u2014Scenie view 9\u2014Soft substance 83\u2014European blaek- bird 20\u2014To imitate 22\u2014To sting 12\u2014Hailt 55\u2014Spasmodic inspira: 23\u2014Makes comfortable 13\u2014Score tory movement 23\u2014Affirmative 14\u2014Fruit drink 53\u2014Stream of lava 27\u2014RBrother of Hengist 15-\u2014Gull-like bird 61\u2014Part of \u201cto be\u201d 28\u2014Foreign 17\u2014Color 62\u2014To respond 30\u2014To decay 19\u2014Greek letter 84\u2014Couple 32\u2014To drink 21-Split pea of India §3\u2014Sodium chloride 36\u2014Assistance 22\u2014To vend 66\u2014Class of plants 38\u2014French soldier 24\u2014Informer 67\u2014Poetic: nightfall 41\u2014Package 26\u2014African bird VERTICAL 43-Jack of cluba 20\u2014Chief magistrate 43\u2014Slender 1\u2014Dervish's cap of a city \u20ac2\u2014Fabulous bird 31\u2014Elongated fish 2\u2014 «-Birthplace of Mo The sun 8-Pntiently hammed 34\u2014Since 4\u2014Pace 32\u2014Emanation 33\u2014Bluegrass 5\u2014~Cavils 54\u2014Repetition 37\u2014Slang: too! 6&\u2014Mutberry 33\u2014Possesses 39-Japanese measure 7\u2014Fold 36\u2014Man's name 40\u2014Corded cloth 3\u2014Watched 37\u2014Swordsman's stake {3\u2014Gratuity $\u2014Appetiation of 59\u2014Sheep 44\u2014Armed band Athena 60\u2014Vast age 46\u2014Former ruler 10-\u2014Trauble 63\u2014Symbel fer silver (Solution will be found elsewhere {un this isane) FOR SALE BEIGE sport coat, silver raccoon collar, size 20, very good condition, interlined and chamois Ilned.926 Calumet Place, first street east of At- water off St.Antoine.V-193 BICYCLE.man's, new tires.Underwood typewriter.Both In excellent \u2018condition.EL.9031.V-191 30 GAL, galvanized hot water tank.Broadtall coat, stone marten trimmed, 16.EX, 2560.V-190 IVORY crib, metal, full panel, spring and mattress.Upholstered high chair.White go-cart.Small tricycle.All perfect condition.AT.8816.V-189 TEA service (plated) with tray, $25.2058 Metcalfe, Apt.7.V-184 TABLE top gas stove, cream, very latest attachments.Lovely dark oak china cabinet.New Georglan style gateleg table with teaf, seats 8.Coffee table.Table lamps.5707 Decarie.V-183 ORIENTAL rug, good condition, two small for present owner, 6%4x9%, dill sacrifice for $85.00.2845 Willowdale, corner Northmount.V-182 GATELEG table, seat elght.Seven- way tri-llte floor lamp.WI, 3031 evenings only.v-180 WANTED TO PURCHASE MEN'S and boy's used winter and spring coats, sults, ete.Sewing machines, Good prices.HA.3730, Evenings CR.1938.P-8 ANTIQUE SILVER china, crystal, paintings.ornaments, bronzes, other antiques bought Representative calls.Lyons, 1480 St, Catherine.WL 5700.2 P- WE are interested In buying old Silver Plate, Bric-a-brac, Jewellery, China, etc.Our reputation during 42 years in business is your assurance of honest, confidential transactions.Phone WE.4046, Ohman's, 1216 Greene Ave.P-6 CARTAGE & STORAGE _- NOTRE DAME DE GRACE Trans- ter Local and tong distance movers.Also storage.DR.$110.P-5 WESTERN Crating and Moving Reg'd., Van Service.Specialty furniture, refrigerators, pianos, moved by experienced men.Service and satisfaction.FT.1328.DRESSMAKING COATS, suits and dresses reasonable prices.Miss Mathews, Tailoress, dressmaker, 4316 St.Catherine St.FI.6084.P-20 LADIES\u2019 and children's coits, suits and dresses.Smocking, embroidery.Also alterations, remodeling.Mode- vate price.Mrs.Humber.FL 6070.P-4 DOMESTIC PETS GOOD breed golden Cocker Spaniel for sale.EL.6909.P-18 TREAT YOUR PET to à thorough washing, smart trim and pedicure, at Veva Robsons, so he'll look and feel his best.LA, 1322, P-2 RUGS REVERSIBLE broadioom rugs made of your old carpets and materials.The Examiner's Hidden Titles Contest : pupils revolutionized The the following requirements: for the purpose.answers, as, one sub ~itting the right answers.will be i1cceived in Monday's mail: Claremont Ave.Westmount Examiner's Hidden Titles Contest is run with the kind co-operation of Mr.Godel, manager of the Westmount Theatre.Each week twelve passes are given to the six lucky winners who comply with Simply find the two \u201cads.\u201d in the current issue of The Westmount Examiner in which the names of the two feature pictures being shown at the Westmount Theatre during the first half of next week are hidden.Submit all answers to The Contest Editor, The Westmount Examiner, 2191 Hampton avenue, using the special coupon provided in each issue Contestants must be over 16 years of age.Residents of Westmount, only, are eligible, .All answers must be in this office not later than Wednesday, and the names of the winners will be published in Thursday's issue.A convenient coupon will be found elsewhere in the paper.The winners ate drawn from among those who submit the correct unfortunately, it would be impossible to give passes to every TV winners of last week's contest are as follows and their passes Mrs.C.A Sawyer, 106 Somerville Ave.; Lorna Muir, 62 Aberdeen Ave.; Mr.E.F.Kyle, 458 Victoria Ave.; Mrs.D.B.MacArthur, 7 Gladstone Ave.; Rosalind Kindersley, 62 Chesterfield Ave.; Mrs, Fincher, 430 Conducted by HOWARD S.ROSS, wv In Which Subjects of v THE FORUM Interest Are Discussed The opinions expressed In this Forum are not necessarily those of this newspaper, and it does not accept responsibility for them, K.C., D.C.L General under dictatorship.their choices; ed the pages given to Napoleon in Elson\u2019s World History.They totalled forty-four.Four lines were given &o Jesus of Nazareth; Confucius and Buddha received even less mention, Perhaps some day, in future textbooks, the teachers of the world will be given the space and emphasig now given to the warriors, the creators will be lauded instead of the destroyers.When that day comes, the world we all look forward to will not be so far away.Jesus was a great teacher.He shared his life with everyone.His the world.All teachers worthy of the name likewise share their lives with their pupils.If our pupils do not revolutionize the world, it will be because we, their teachers, failed, \u2014Kermit Eby, Executive Secretary of the Chicago Federation of Teachers, The following headline appeared in the Halifax, N.S., Mail: WATER MAIN BREAKS, MILK DELIVERY LATE The thesis of Professor John U.Net (in his book \u201cThe United States and Civilization\u201d, University of Chicago Press), is that in this day, when \u2018\u2018the conception that guided Western civilization in Europe and America since the Renaissance is exhausted, the United States is faced with a choice of ends.\u2018We can continue to regard it as the main objective of private and public life to make ourselves and the public rich in material goods.Or we can regard material wealth as a means, important for the contribution it makes to physical health and to the sense of well-being, but valuable only insofar as, through the improvement of physical health and comfort, it contributes to the dignity of man\u2014only insofar as it increases the esteem in which faith, righteousness, wisdom and beauty are held by our people.If we follow the latter course we shall have to find an honorable place for genuine religious leaders, for true philosophers, and true artists\u2014if and when they appear .The present disposition to judge every man by his income.by the administrative position he receives, cannot prevail.In holds, or by the publicity he place of those standards, there will have to be a revival in a new form of the standards associated with the teachings of Christ and the greatest philosophers.and artists of history.\u201d Gandhi in an article in his weekly Harijan paid a high tribute to the British for their powers of endurance under trial.Nehru, the Indian leader, recently said: \u2018Destiny is bringing India and China together again.Many people in India think in terms of a larger federation of which China and India will be members.Our full sympathies are with the Chinese people, and we would welcome all help to them.We know we have to resist all aggressors by the best means and cannot submit to any domination.We must co-operate in resisting Japanese aggression.\u201d Someone said that the young like to remember that Pitt was prime minister of England at 25.while the old prefer to recall that Anglo French Carpet Company.Drummond Bldg.Pl.5846.P-3 Gladstone became prime minister (for the fourth time) at 83, the From this experience I learned that a teacher can propagandize indefinitely for the status quo, but it is much harder to teach both sides of controversial issues, From It, 1 learned also that if we would have people live together in a democracy we must train them in their formative years as definitely as Hitler trains his Nazi Jugend to live One day one of my classes and I were discussing the most influential men of history.After my pupils\u2019 answers, I began to ponder Caesar, Alexander, Napoleon, Foch.I wondered why Jesus, Socrates, Buddha and Confucius were unmentioned.In order to answer my own question, I count- 4 young being thus assured that they are not too young, and the old that they are not too old, to do important work.The Post-Record of Sydney, N.S., points out that in 1938 $173,000,000 was spent on liquor in Canada.In 1939 the bill was $179,000.000, in 1940, $191,000, 000, in 1941, $232,000,000 and that this year it is estimated consumption will increase 25 per cent and thus bring the total to be spent in 1942 to $290,000,000.The editorial commends the increases in liquor taxation and adds: \u201cBut it provides no adequate solution of the liquor problem and it would be reasonable to expect that some better measure of control of consumption of liquor could be devised and put into effect.\u201d During May production in the U.S.A.was at the rate of 1,000 a week, tanks at 350 a week, and other weapons {in proportion.British industry is now producing about 260,000 mechanical vehicles a year.Airplane production is secret, but is over 100 per cent over 1940.Merchant shipping is 57 per cent higher than 2 years ago.Ordnance plants are making 40,000 pieces of artillery, including the heaviest guns, plus 25,- 000.000 shells per annum, while ammunition for small arms, amounts to 2 hillion rounds.Add to that the output of Canada and other parts of the Empire, and it will be realized that the prominent British official who, after seeing what is being done at Detroit alone, said Hitler would commit sulelde if he could see the same, was perhaps right, \u201cJohnny Doughboy?Sure he\u2019s a fine broth of a boy\u2019, say his hosts in Northern Ireland.According to reports of Irish papers he has made a hit with the townspeople and the farm folk Political and religious differences of the people of Ulster do not affect their attitude toward American soldiers\u2014the Yanks\u2014as they are called.There is only one thing they dislike and that is the cantakerous weather at times.One soldier said: \u2018Ireland would be a lovely place if you put a root on it\u201d.Ulster folk are impressed by their aptitude for machinery and by the fact that few do not know how to drive and repair a car and point out that this will be invaluable when motorized vehicles break down or when the enemy abandons cars.Artillerymen practicing with British guns got the hang of them in surprisingly short time.Rubble from bombed homes and buildings in Bristol, England.was used as fill, in constructing the East River Drive, New York.A bronze plaque has been erected to mark the area, the words {nscribed are: BRISTOL BASIN Beneath this East River Drive of the City of New York lie stones, bricks and rubble from the bombed City of Bristol in Bngland .ârought here in ballast from overseas, these fragments that once were homes shall testify while men love freedom to the resolution and fortitude of the people of Britain .They saw their homes struck down without warning .It was not their homes but their valor that kept them free.And broad-based under all CALVARY i | CHURCH NOTES | » The services of worship in Cal vary United Church, on Sunday next, will be conducted by the Minister, Capt.the Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A., D.D.At the morning service at 11 a.m., the theme of the sermon will be \u201cDiscovering New Values in the Christian Gospel.\u201d At the evening service Dr.Jones will preach on the subject, \u2018Home \u2014 School \u2014 Church,\u201d relating the theme to Natlonal Education Week, which is now being observed throughout the Dominion, The Church School will meet in regular session at 10 a.m.in all departments from the beginners to the senior grades.The Young Worshippers\u2019 League will attend the morning service in the church.Following the children\u2019s part of the service, the young people will share in the world service program conducted by Mrs.Malkin in the parlours of the church, The Nursery Division meets at 11 a.m, for the care of very small children during the church hour.The Young Peoples Union will meet in the regular weekly session on Monday at 8 p.m.for first-aid training in addition to the worship and cultural service.The Red Crosg group will meet as usual from 10.30 to 4 p.m.The regular monthly meeting of the teachers and officers of the Church School will be held on Wednesday at 8.15 p.m.On Thursday, November 19th, a music appreciation program will be rendered in the Church Hall under the leadership of the Rev.C, H.Dawes of Moulinette, Ontario.This gifted pianist and master of music who is so well known for his work in the Young People's conferences comes to Calvary under the auspices of the Young Adult Group.The program is open to the public and all are invited to be present, A silver offering will be taken, the entire proceeds being devoted to work for the minesweepers through the O.P.L.Special, this Thursday night, November 12th, at 8 p.m.An tilustrated lecture on beautiful, heroic Britain, home of the Minivers, Kellys, MacPhersons and Joneses will be given in the Church Auditorium by Capt.T.Is planted England's oaken-heart- ed mood, As rich in fortitude As e\u2019er went worldward from the island-wall.Erected by the English-speaking Union of the United States, 1942.Westmount Park Church Cor.Lansdowne & Western Aves.Minister: Rev.George W.Goth, B.A., B.D.11.00 a.m.\u201cMaker of Men.\u201d 7.30 p.m.\u201cThe Curse of Maedio- crity.\u201d\u201d First in a series of sermons which will be concemed with the fundamental tests of Christian character.À sermon on \u2018\u2019First Things.\u201d St.Andrew\u2019s Church Westmount (Cote St.Antoine Rd., near Argyle Ave.) Minister: Rev.F.W.Kerr, D.D.Student-Assistant Mr.A.Leonard Griffith, B.A.11.00 a.m.Mr.and Mrs.Miniver in Every-day Life.Dr.11.00 am.The Church School.Kerr will preach.3.00 p.m.High School Department.7.30 p.m.Mr.A.Leonard Griffith will preach.8.30 p.m.Alpha Omega Society.CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester St.at Greene Ave.Westmount.Minister: Cape.the Rev.T.W.Jones, M.10.00 a.m.Church School.11.00 e.m.Discovering New Values in the Christian Gospel.7.30 p.m.Home \u2014 School \u2014 Church.National Education Week Service.Thursday, Nov.19th.8.13 p.m.Pro gramme of Music.Appreciation hy lag C.H.Dawes of Moulinette, t.This Thursday, Nov.12th, 8 p.m.Illustrated lecture on Beautiful, Heroic Britain, with coloured views of the British Isles, showing scenes of destruction caused by bombing raids.Tickete 50 cents each.Men and women in uniform free.Dominion Douglas ï Church Notes | \u2014 In Dominion - Douglas Church Dr.Lloyd Smith wiy preach at both services next Sunday.In the morning, py theme will be: \u201cWhat Is Our Answer to Life?\" and at nigh the subject is \u2018\u201cLoyalty\u201d\u2014 being another in the serles on \u201cWartime Virtues.\u201d During November, every family 1s urged specially to be present at church every Sunday, The Young People\u2019s Union meets each Sunday at 8.30 p.m.and under the direction of Graham Barr, B.A.is proving very helpful, enjoyable and popular.All young people are cordially invited to the discussion, fellowship and refreshments, The Women's Association will meet on Tuesday at 10.00 am Luncheon at one o'clock.New members will be w>lcome.Red Cross unit begins work each Wednesday at 10.00 am, More workers are needed.Every-person canvass will take place on Sunday afternoon, Nov, 22nd, and members and adherents of the congregation are requested to remai nat home until called on, Military Whist Guild Group \u201cC\u201d of St.Stephen's Women's Association will hold a military whist in the church hall on Wednesday at § p.m.under the general con.venership of Mrs.N, M.Soden W.Jones, \u2018Songs of the British Isles will be rendered by Mrs.E, Bardo Gardner and Mr.8.C.Dob.son.Men and women in uniform admitted free of charge.Tickets 50 cents each, Proceeds and patriotic and church work through the Women\u2019s Association, Melville Presbyterian Church Melville Ave., Westmount Minister: Rev.Wm.Orr Mulligan, M.A., LL.B, D.D.ANNIVERSARY SERVICES 11.00 a.m.Gains and Losses, Change and Progress, in Christian Faith and Practice.7.30 p.m.\u201cGoing Forward.\u201d A Message of Confidence for 1943, All former members and friends of Melville are cordially invited to attend these services.November 16th to 21st The Every Person Canvass Stanley Presbyterian hurch Westmount and Victoria Avenues Minister: The Rev.Frank S.Morley B.D., Ph.D.(Edin) Walter S.Clapperton, A.R.C.M, Organist & Choir Director SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15th 11.00 a.m.Morning Worship.Subject: \"The Face of An Ane gel.\u201d 11.30 a.m.Sunday School.7.00 p.m.Evening Service.Series: Studies from Isaiah.5.The Spirit of the Lord.DOMINION-DOUGLAS CHURCH Westmount Bivd., comer Lansdowne Avenue Minister: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A, D.D.11.00 a.m.The Minister, \"What is Our Answer to Life?\u201d 3.00 p.m.Church School.7.30 p.malty.\u201d 8.30 p.m.Young People\u2019s Union.\"\"War-time Virtues: Loy Mr.J.M.Walkley, Organist ne Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.& Roslyn Ave J.Alexander Johnston, D.D.Minister Hibbert Troop, Organist and Choir Master SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15th 11.00 a.m 11.00 a.m.Rev.H.R.Pike, chaplals at Halifax, Royal Canadian Nay# 3.00 p.m.Bible School.o 7.30 p.m.Rev.Wm.J.Baxter, Verdun.THURSDAY, NOV.19th 10.30 a.m.Sewing Group.12.30 p.m.\u201cOpen-Board\u201d Box Lunch.1.30 p.m.\u201cRed Cross.\u201d 8.00 p.m.B.Y.P.U.8.00 p.m.Congregational Service.Visitors Heartily Welcom PE Barrister and Solicitor Telephone HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.57 St.James St.West HA.9238 2 es NN Ts Sa À Pa To «we 1 es Î s to ame war æar-l sly iviti pendi ind We :{cism tures aow and West passi sf pi st th don, It phasi port eitize ganiz much its fc An apart a ME art \u20ac numa The \u2018he feren also the a larly scene lage\" CA, Th mosp watel good, ture ALE trait Billir social Swiss rolou Earn: is re nal s ley.striki Laure Sefto son \u20ac and | lands of w the II M T E hy r* ~\u2014% fetes will ext Our night eing War.fam.pres.Union p.moving por- cor- Brion Lh will a.m, New work a.m, |! taxe , Nov, srents quest.called Steph.à will n the ay at 1 con.Soden, British Ars.E.>.Dob.miform Tickets 5 and work biation, res int ulligan, ES .1942 | Change zhristian Le À ce for friends vited to venues riey EC Mu tor | 5th >.An Ane saiah.Lord.LAS ue mith, o Life?\u201d es: Loye Union.anist ist n Ave D.D.rice.ned.Westmoust\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d uryless Art Exhibition Held at Victoria Hall Arouses Much Interest Paintings Show Technics and Treat-, ment, Various Subjects Chosen by | Lost And Found | The Artists To those whose duty it is to ve that the educational authori: +5 face up to the question what < to be done with the leisure ime of the people in the post- xar and, for that matter, the war-time period, we would seri- jus,y commend, among other ac- \u2018vities, the work of the Inde- sendent Art Assoclation, Inc.| «nd other similar organizations.We publish below g terse cri- \u2018iecism of the outstanding features Of the juryless exhibition gow being held in Victoria Hall ind we feel sure the citizens of Westmount will give more than passing notice to this showing 2! paintings under the auspices st the Independent Art Association, Inc, 1: is hardly necessary toem- phasize what whole-hearted sup-: port and appreciation of oui\u2019 citizens would mean to this organization that .has done so much for the cause of artsincs its foundation eleven years ago.And it is well to recall thar apart from sentiment, quite as a matter of simple realistic fact, art outlasts all other forms of human endeavour.The paintings now on view in \u2018he Exhibition show many different technics and treatment, aizo various subjects chosen by the artists exhibiting.A particularly fine composition is the: scene of a \u201cNew England Village\u2019 by Wilfred M.Barnes, A.R.CA The finely toned and clear atmosphere of John Humphrie\u2019s water-colours are remarkably zood.The one piece of sculpture by Orson Wheeler, A.R.C.A.8.8.C.,, is an excellent portrait of Archdeacon Scott.Paul Billing, the President of the Association, shows a scene of a Swiss village; besides a richly coloured flower piece.Arthur Earnshaw of Sherbrooke, P.Q., is represented by a red autumnal scene of the St.Francis Valley.and a wayside shrine.A striking pastel, is of à winter Laurentian landscape by K.Sefton Fortune.Stanley B.Wil- ron departs from his usual media and shows a softly coloured landscape in oils.A good piece of workmanship is shown in the carved wood bracket by George Hurst of Dixie.Bertha Wood of Toronto, Ont, sent an attractive arrangement of lilies in pastel.Of the two good portraits by Betty Galbraith-Cor- nell, the one in oils is particularly noticeable.Mary E.Mul- lally has an excellent arrangement of flowers, rich in tone and & pleasing composition, who also exhibits scenes of Metis and Murray Bay.I.Malamud has colourful autumn pictures of the Laurentians.Margaret Thompson's yellow tea roses are Interestingly arranged and the senes of Lake Memphremagog show the distinct colouring of that district, The bright plumage of the Mexican Macaw is shown in a pastel by Nesta Low, who also exhibits two portraits and a landscape.Corporal Malcolm MacKinnon, formerly of Van- conver, submits a large canvas of \u201cLake Superior.\u201d Bertha Mac- C.MANSEAU PAINTING DECORATING EL.9714 544 Claremont Ave.\u201cBlonde Inspiration\u201d ® International Morse Code ® Theoretical and Practical Instrument Instruction Obtain Your Commercial Government License EVENING CLASSES Mondays-Wednesdays-Fridays OPEN FOR ENROLMENTS WIRELESS & RADIO TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 483 SHERBROOKE ST.W.Fres.HA.0048 Day.DO 7550 \u2018WASHED -REPAIRED BY NATIVE XPER ervants RGN ER i mount Women's \u201con Sunday evening G.Smith shows besides landscapes a large composition of Zinnias.Ann Allan\u2019s \u201cTulips\u201d have well blended tones of grey and rose.Kathleen Liebich shows watercolours of Piedmont, Edith Glen has four flower studies in oils and pastels, the \u201cCyclamen\u2019\u2019 were especially noted.Evelyn Cunningham shows a similar technic in both her sea and landscapes, the flower study has a more simpler treatment.Among Maude Morton's oils, is one of King George VI Park.The other exhibitors are Violet Pick, Laurette Shearer.Larno M.Babbage, Alan S.Morrison, Olive Gregor-Pearse.The Exhibition will remain open daily from 1.30 to 10 p.m.(except Sundays) until Saturday.November 21st.Thousand Attend .(Continued from Page One) J.A.B., in memory of Canon Allan P.Shatford I.O.D.E., West- mount Chapter No.9 from O.E.S.from the Corps of the 1m- perial Frontiersmen, in loving memory of Lieutenant Stanley A, Cornell] I.LO.D.E., in loving memory of Major General Sir John Carson, C.B., and Captain K.Carson, M.C., in memory of Fred Fisher, V.C., from the LO.D.E.\u201cIn memory\" Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood.in loving memory from Mrs.Kennedy and Kitty, in loving memory of David B.McDonald from Mother, from the Franklin Hall Chapter of the I.O.D.E.the Lady Scott Chapter of the 1.0.D.E., in memory of 2nd Lieutenant Stanley Nolan Cornell Chapter of the I.O.D.E., in memory of Pte.Herbert M.Neilan, 60th Battalion.from Mother, in memory of George D.Smyth from Mother and Norah and three other wreaths placed anonymously.Westmount's wreath was placed on the memorial by His Worship Mayor Merrill, and the one in memory of fallen comrades from the 14th B\u2019'm, R.M.R., by Lt.-Colonel Brewer, M.C., and that of the Ladies\u2019 Committee of the R.M.R., by Mrs.G.V.Whitehead, president.The Last Post was sounded.and after a two minute silence, Reveille.The service closed with the singing of the National} Anthem.Following the service, all participating units marched west on Cote St.Antoine Road past a saluting base at the foot of Stanton avenue, where Air Chief Marshal Sir Frederick Bowhill, G.B.E., K.C.B.,, CMG.DSO.head of the R.A.F.Ferry Command.took the salute.With Air Marshal Sir Frederick Bowhill at the saluting base were Mayor Merrill, Captain JE.Oland, R.C.N.,, Lt.-Colone] H.\u2018G.Brewer.M.C.Colonel Paul Grenier.E.D., Lt-Col.F.W.Fisher, V.D., and the officers commanding the 34th Reserve Brigade Group.Among those present besides those already mentioned.were: Lt.-Commander William Macdonald, R.C.N.V.R.Lady Bow- hill, Colone] I.P.Rexford.Ex- Mayor George Hogg, Ex-Mayor P.W.McLagen, Alderman W.B.Scott, K.C, Ex-Alderman A L.Robertson.Dr.W.D.Light- hall, Hon.Mr.Justice Bond, Ex-Alderman J.Colin Kemp.Alderman CC.K.McLeod.D, C.Abbott, K.C.M.P.Rev.Joseph Liggett, Hon.G.Gordon Hyde, K.C.F.C.Whitaker.president of the Westmount Rotary Club; Lt.-Col.R, H, Wood, Mrs.R.M.Macaulay.president of the West- Club; Mostyn Lewis, of the Red Cross Society; Percy E.Jarman.genera] manager of the City of Westmount: T.J.Hughes, assistant manager.C.W.Houston, secretary treasurer: P.G.Delgado.superintendent of public works; Dr.J.J.Day, assistant medical health officer.The police arrangements were under the direction of Chief W., W.Gough.As a challenge to all who passed by a large poster was affixed to the front wall of St.Andrew's United Church.just in rear of the saluting base, where Afr Chief Marshal Sir Frederick Bowhiil took the salute, and bearing the caption.Armistice Day.Underneath were written the following arresting words in large block letters: \u201cIt there breathe on earth a slave.are you truly free and brave?\" The poster is one of a striking series issued by the Community Pulpit of Boston.DR.ROSS TO SPEAK Qur columnist Dr.Ross, K.C.will address members of de Lisle Street United Church at 7.30 on \u201cSome Post-Victory Plans\u2019.«Lame 00e rn Ty * Howard S.| At City Parks The following articles been found in the Westmount parks and may be claimed at the comfort station in upon proper identification.brown woollen mitten, King George Park\u2014 Gordon Stephen of 655 Victoria Avenue, left his windbreaker, size 34, in the comfort station at King George Park about six weeks ago; when he came to get it back, the windbreaker had been taken by somebody by mistake and a windbreaker size 28 left instead.Whoever made the mistake could rectify it by bringing back the size 34 windbreaker and exchanging it for their own.Busy Week-end For Boys\u2019 Brigade The boys of the 1st Waest- mount Company who undertook to sell poppies on Saturday for the Canadian Legion, arose very early and set to work on the down-town streets.By early afternoon many of the boys had sold several boxes full and were still ready to carry on.The time spent on this work will be counted toward their National Service Badge Sunday morning, the Company and their band were invited in their Annuat Enrolment Service to Temple Baptist Church, Outremont, and set out early In the morning, conducting a long route march prior to service.which was conducted by the Chaplain, Rev.Chas.G.Smith Following the service, the boys were the guests of Mrs.George Upham for dinner.Sunday afternoon, was asked to officiate Town of Mount Royal Memorial Service and led the parade to the Recreation Centre, where al) organizations of the community participated.Following this service, the boys took a brief route march through the town and dismissed.Colors were carried by the Official Color Party, Lieut.Alexander Upham, the King's Colour; Lance Cpl.Geof the band in the Camp, the B.B.Colour, and the Escort consisted of Lance- Cpl.Alan Keith, Pies.Manley Burriss and Edwin Ellis.Captain J.Howard Richardson was Officer Commanding on both occasions.The unit will meet as usual this week and will commence a signalling class.The first aid groups under Alex G.Anderson land Alex Upham are progressing most favorably.Many new boys are enlisting in the band and it {is hoped additional instruments will be available shortly.The Company band will lead a short parade Sunday to Tyndale House, the home of the 6th Company, marking a special enrolment ceremony of this Com- ipany.Bible Class wil] be re- | sumed on Sunday afternoon a: 2 p.m.City\u2019s Congratulations Sent to P/O Beurling Following is a copy of the \u2018letter sent by the city to His | Worship Mayor Edward Wilson of Verdun, on the occasion of the home-coming of the distin- | guished R.A.F.ace, Pilot Officer \u2018George Beurling and signed by C.W.Houston, secretary-treas- urer.\u201cThe Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Westmount.at a .meeting held Monday evening, | November 9.1942.directed that congratulations and good wishes be sent through you to Pilot Officer George Buerling, D.S.0., D.F.C.D.F.M.and Bar.worthy son of your city, of whose\u2019 achievements and distinguished service to the Empire in the Roya] Air Force, al} Canadians are justly proud.A hearty welcome is extended to him and it {8 hoped that he will enjoy his well earned leave and wlll soon recover from the effects of his recent accident.\u201d Illustrated Lecture to Be Given by Dr.T.W.Jones Capt.the Rev.T.W Jones, D.D., of Calvary United Church.is to give an {illustrated lecture entitled: \u201cThe British Empire in Peace and War\u2019 in St Andrew's United Church on Mon- \u2018day at 8 p.m.There will be battle scenes from all over the world as well as bombed Britain.This is to be under the auspices of the MarGIlivray Auxiliary :of the Women's Missionary -So- l eiets.£2 Brn = rpg have those parks | Westmount Park\u2014One child\u2019s to lead the 3rd Company | THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1942 OL\u2019 SWIMMIN' HOLE TODAY | 3 2 rd, A ee k > ee à a 1 } a+ Cadets rehearse service basic training school.are used.ing into water.SRG ESS SENS 2 EONAR AT EE \u2018\u2019abandon ship\u2019 at Pacific coast port maritime Save-alls, Swimmin' hole experience comes in handy to those jump- se 5 man ropes and boat-falls War Savings | Stamps Reward Sharp Eyes Next week will begin the hidden names contest in the War \u2018savings Stamp Business Direc: tory of the Examiner.Among the advertisements will be placed the names and addresses of Westmount residents.To those who find their names listed, the instuctions are: Clip the advertisement containing your name | and take it to the merchant advertising, where you will receive Le award of two War Savings stamps.Rev.Charles Beaudin .(Continued from Page One) \"with a shooting range of forty Yor fifty miles; submarines which | attacked non-combattant vessels, all were part of the military technique of our enemies.As a result, so we had io forward ment troops.\u201d replace- \u201cRemember that, in the course of the last war, we also knew of successes similar to those of the last few days, successes which knew then, as we know today, of wranglings and misunderstandings, of reverses following close- Iy upon glorious victories, And 80 the past must serve as a lesson for the present.History always repeats itself under one form or another.Our one saving share in rights and sacrifices.Major Beaudin than gave a kaleidoscopic picture of the highlight events of the past twenty years, and said that he had not my had spent their strength, We it is merely a question of weeks, months perhaps.We hold victory in our hands.But let us remem- \u2018her and let us profit hy past experience, For this time we inust not lose the peare.In conclusion, Major Beaudin said the dead of this and the last war cry out to us from their graves, they convey to us a message to remember their sufferings and thelr sacrifices, And that we must ever bear in mind .that these men died for the de- :fence of human liberty and a torm of democratic government.Major Beaudin was introduced by Albert A, Boire who paid a (tribute to the spraker.Mr.Boire said that Major Beaudin was the son of the late Hon.Mr.Justice |Beaudin and had been educated \u2018at Mount St.[Louis College, the \u201cMontreal Seminary, the University of the Propaganda at Rome.Mr.Boire sald also that Major Beaudin for manv yvurs has taken 2 keen interest in all labour and ! military matters, Exemplifving the fine fraternal spirit nf Rotary.the Rev.R.Gordon Burgoyne, a Protestant minister.moved the vote of thanks tn the speaker, J.H.Colton, a past president yand chairman of the Rotary Fdu- cational Committee, was rhair- man of the meeting, and invited 1 \u2014_\u2014 A Portland.Ore., hotel] poet as tn what tn call the pi: ww ê-e replarinz bellhovs finally dr- cided on \u2018\u2019beliwaacs,\u201d Pr the least doubt but that the ene-; we had to count our dead by the | hundreds and the thousands, And \u2018quested all who have i ! \u201cdiers\u2019\u201d\u2019 by a quartette composed of ! have come to the turning point.\u2019 Archie Callard, chairman of the Westmount Rotary Club's war services work, to address the gathering.Mr.Callard in a Lrief address made an appeal on behalf of the Women's Naval Auxiliary.which is doing so much for the men of the Merchant Marine, Mr, Callard said that Mrs.Walkley, of the Women's Naval Auxiliary, whose son a ILien- tenant in His Majesty'® Canadian! Navy, has glven his life in the service of his country, Infortuod him that merchantmen are in dire need of clothing of all kinds, Im fact, everything that men wear, When a ship is torpedoed.these men lose all thelr possessions and he understands that a number of them have exper- lenced this as many as seven times and yet go back to sea uncomplainingly.To those men all credit ls due for the magnificent way in which the sealanes have been kept open with troops and essential supplies delivered overseas with so little loss, Mr.Callard re- anything which would be of use, such as overcoats, suits, sweaters, underwear, shoes, ete.to deliver same to his office, 4104 St, Catherine St.W., or directly to Mrs, Walk- ley.Room 11, Dominion Square Continuing, we were unable to capitalize.We Bullding, indicating on the par- Club, the cel the name and mentioning that you are a member of tha Rotary Club of Westmount, Not the least feature of th day's proceedings was the singing of \u201cOnward Christian Sol- P.J.McAndrews, S$.B.Cuthbert | factor now as it was in the past | J.Newman Plerce and Cecil T Hes in our unity of purpose, our, Médlar, with Percy unity of command, our unity of Pino accompanist.national responsibility, our equal\u2019 p y ! .i lowship was extended French ae The right hand of Rotarian fel.to G.C., Hammond, a new member of the \u201club.He was Introduced hv Cerf) | T.Medlar and welcomed by the chafrman of the meeting, J.H.C\u2018olton, J.D.Johnson, a consul of the United States, who was a visiting\u2019 guest, was introduced hy Cecil T.Medlar and two high school students, Terry Rogers and John, Meney, from St Leo's Acaremy, who were the clulb'a guests ves- | terday, were introduced by wil- Fam Moxley, I.W.Rowat introduced visiting Rotarians.Herb.Welham, chairman ol the Crippled Children\u2019s Commit.ter gave a brief talk on the work \u201cof the committee, At the head tahle with J.H.Col.ton, chairman of the neeting were Maior Beaudin, A.A.Bolre.F.¢\", Whitaker, president of the rluh, Very Rev.Canon Gilbert Olver, G.C, Hammond and Gordon Brownles, English Rugby Saturday There will be an English rughy rame this Saturday afternoon on Westmount Park.The Westmount team will meer the RAF.Ferry Command team | of Montreal In a tHt which le scheduled to start at three o'clock, DFI IFREN ICE COLD Rapid S-rvice till 11 om.FI.4744 If first line signals busy Pit WE 1616 \"0\" \"IM GROCERY Neuront licensed (raeer to Westman 709 St.Catherine W.Pa Westmount Went .(Continued from Page Que) residents of the city to lend their support to the Loan campalgn was of invaluable assistance.Not the least feature of the campaign was the showing of the Robinson Oil Burning Systems, where 95 per cent of the employees ave French-Canadian.These employees subscribed 100 per cent numerically and reached 128% per cent of their objective.: Downing Bourassa, manager and well known radio announcer, for this success to Heuri Laliberte.plant superintendent; Armang Boileau.foreman of the precision department.and William Vandette, foreman of the machine shop.It is universally conceded it is due in very large measure to the indefatigable efforts of the members of the Westmount Citizens\u2019 Committee, #8 well as the Westmount unit committee.Following are the names of the Citizens Committee: His Worship Mayor Walter A.Merrill, K.C., F.¢.Whitaker, Aime Geoffrion, K.C., George Hogg, Samuel Bronfman, ieorge CC McDonald, CA, and C.E.Me- Kenna.The unit committee was composed as follows: CE.Me Kenua, organizer, A.Buntley.À Bracewell, H.Nolan, Miss K.1 Peebles, Miss 1.Rattray and Miss KE.R.Popham, general sports said the credit should go tv Westmounters Included (Continued from Page Oue) ter having joined the RCNNVR He is 23.Mark, 26, already has been overseas with (he Royal Canadian Alr Force, but re-mus- tered for aiv crew in England, and was sent back to Canada for his training.Sergeant JI.P.O'Rellly of 356 Elm avenue Las just been graduated from the class of sorgeant bomb aimers at No.9 Alr Observers school, St, Johns, Que, Sergeant O'Reilly received his badge from the Hon, BR, M.Firth, the High Commissihner to Cun.ada from New Zealand, Lieutenant D QQ.Drummond Young, R.OCAS.C, 206 Prince Albert nvenue, has just been promoted to a captaincy.according to a list of overseas promotions announced by the Public Helattons Officer of M.D.4 headquarters, Flt.-Lieut, A, R.Comming, of Westmount, formerly president of Cumming-l\u2019errault, Limited, has been named assistant provost marshal at No.2 Training Com- mond Headquarters, R.C.A.F., al Winnipeg.tle succeeds Sqdn, Ldr.John Laurie, of Trail, BC, who * *| « Melville Presbyterian | Church Notes + » On Sunday Melville Presbyter- fat Church will pbserve the titty-seventh anniversary of its regularly constituted congregational life.Previous to 1885 à very large and active Sunday school had been organized among the children of the Presbyterian families who had settled lu the Cote St.Antoine district as it was then.On the 17th of November, 1885 the Presbytery of Montreal established the congregation and the members chose the name of Mulville in memory of one of the great loaders of the Scottish Re: formation.An interesting fact in connection with the present building is that Melville avenue ix called after the church and not the church after the street om avenue as ls almost universal practice where churches have chosen place namos, The Every - Person - (Canvass, which the Presbyterian church in Canada has recommended, will take place during the coming week.A number of the young women and men of the congreyga- tion ave assisting in the canvass, There will ba a special service où Sunday, November 28th lu memory of St Androw and ot the need of friendship und brotherhood in our present widely changed veligious and social life.KNGAGED Mr.and Mrs, PoE.Jarman announce the engugement of their daughter, \u2018Audrey.to Lieutenant Paul Pldeock, R.C.N.VR, son of Mrs, C, 8 IMdeock and the late Mr.Charles Spencer Pideock of Winnipeg, Man, Tha wedding is fo take place on Sat urday, November 14th, at 4 bu.at St, Matthlas Church.Y.M.C.A.To Open Drive For Funds (Continued from Page One) uf the Maclay Institute also continue to participate tn 'Y' gym- uastie and swimming activities, Through co-gperation of (he Rotary Club of Westmount the \"Vds carrying on n special ploce of work for worthy boys, The HI-Y Club for boys and Rirls continues fo mean much to the older \u2018teen-age boys and girls of this community, Mr.Irving R.Tait 1s chalrman of the campaign organization, which includes a tenm from the Rotary lub of Westmount, under P, 4, Delgado, and teams headed by RB, 1.Johnston, RR.O.Stevenson, D.1, Adams, A.H.' Hansom and C.A.Smith.mme PAGE THREE The Week At Victoria Hall Nov.1lth Full Fait under the auspices of the Catholic Women of Westmount, in ald of Red Cross.Westmount Stamp Club Cot C0 First Ald.Independent Art Association (Men's Lounge).Mizpah lodge, Nov.12th\u2014Fall Pair.West.mount Women's Club meeting, Independent Art Association Exe hibition, Nov 14th\u2014\u2014Fall Fair.Johnny Holmes and his orchestra, in he Concert Hall, Independent Art Ascoctation Exhibition, Nov.18th-Westmount Wao men's Red Cross, Ousis Tomple \u2014 Dinner.St Lawrence Stamp Club.Iudependent Art Association Exhibition, Nov.17th\u2014N.I, 4.Unit los.pital of Hope\u2014Bridge.St John Ambulance Brigade Firvst-Aid.N, 1G.Club meeting, 2.30.Wost- mount Chapter.Indepandent Art Arsoclation Exhibition, Nov.18th\u2014 Vv, 0.N.Red Cross, Cathalle Teachers\u2019 Association, Bridge, Masonie Study Club, Ina dependent Avt Association Kxhis bition, Blectu Chapter, \\ Nov, 19th-\u2014Wesimount Stump Club, Kuirhits of Pyihias, Dance CPC First Ald Lecture.Jove sey Channel Island Society, Wuste mount Chapter Rod (ross, CY Dance Tomorrow Westmount Y.M.C.A, boys and girls are challenging superstition by holding their frat dance toe morrow, Friday (he 13th, Read all the | BEST SELLERS All the latest and best books are now available for your readira | pleasure.Come in and make your choice at the ROOSEVELT BOOK SHOP 1502 St.Catherine W -* Suite 210 al Guy W cms hus been posted to Western Afr Command.Flight Lieutenant Cumming enlisted in August 1940, Ile at- | tended the Segurity Guard Training School at the RUCA.F.Station at Rockeliffe, und was posted ag a security guard officer, at AF.H.Q and No, 17 Equipment Depol, Ottawa.lle was later transferred to the provost services, becoming assistant provost marshal at Camp Borden and St Thomas, Ont.Before enlisting he wag à mem- her of the Beaconsfield Golf Royal SL.Lawrence Yarht Club and the Montreal: Badminton and Squash Club and \u2018he United Services Club.@ Radio Repairs @ Household Repairs @ Washer Repairs tAt Malrose! 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Fitz.7411 | oemmoco0em0cm0cm0 w Go SRE News and Events of Interest to Women Mr.and Mrs, Stanley Gardner lave taken a cottage at the Hte.kdele Lodge for the winter, Mrs.J.B.Thomson entertained 8 bridge recently in ald of the tar! of Besshorough Chapter, 1.0.).E, Mrs.Donald Gray-Donald, who vas visiting her parents, Dr.and Mrs.Donpld Hingston, returned ecently to Quebec.Group Captain A.|.James spent the week-end In town with 1is father, Mr.Arthur James, on 11s way from Calgary to Wash- ngton, D.C, The Honorable Mr, Justice and Mrs.Fred T.Enrlght have returned from Sherbrooke, where Hey were the guests of Senator ind Mrs.Charles B.Howard.Mrs.Paul L'Anglais entertain.»d yesterday afternoon at a \u201csub- [Ti Charlotte Gowns Dresses For Parties! Furlough Dates! A-twinkle with Sequins Lovely .feminine glamorous! Styles that will catch all eyes while dining and dancing.Bright wools and evening gowns! See the whole dazzling collection! 1353 Greene Ave., near Sherbrooke Westmount Fil.7773 scription party\u201d Mont-Royal.The Right Rev.Lennox Wi] liams, D.L., returned to recently after days In Quebec.Prayer and World Fellowship, Mrs.Henrl Bosse returned re fow days In town as the guest o Dr.and Mrs.E.her baby son, Harold Stuart, Toronto, are visiting the former mother-in-law, Mrs.the] Namara, where Mr.end.Mrs.Donald Sutherland an siting Mr.and Mrs, W.J.8.left last week-end for sidence, Mr.ferred there recently, Branch of tho Queen's Universit Alumnae Association are holdin noon, from four to six o'clock, tho home of Mr.Roney, 36 Church Hill.colve with Mr.and Mrs.Roney.to ald the Dieppe prisoners of war of Les kKusillera town spending a few cently to Quebec after spending a B.Convery, and also of Major and Mrs.W.Harold of Mc- Sherbrooke street wast, Hurold MeNamara is expected to join them this week- song, Hugh, Keith and Lyle, formerly of Arvidu, who have been vi- Me- Cormick for the past two weeks, Inverness, Que., where they will take up re- Sutherland was trans.The members of the Montreal a sherry party on Saturday after- at and Mrs, G.V.Mrs.Gerald Racey, president, and Mrs, F.W.Beun, past president, will re- The Temple Emanu-El Sister Capt.Maurice Burke Will Give Address At Armistice Meeting The Westmount Women's Club will hold its Armistice meeting in Victoria Hall tomorrow at 2.30 p.m., when Capt.Maurice Burke, assistant to the Director of Recruiting, Ottaws, will be \u2018the speuker.Capt.Burke was for 21 years correspondent in the South of France for the New York Times, _ the Associated Press, and the Mrs.K.8B.Burnes, president of [,ondon Daily Herald.He ls a the Montreal branch of the Y.W canadian, enlisted in the last C.A., was the guest speaker at!Great War in 1914, and saw the association dinner held re [service In France and Belgium.cently at the Quebec Y.W.C.A.In connection with the Week of Ho lived in France until August.1941, and witnessed the disastrous effects resulting from the changes of fo many governments, and the plight of women and children in countries now under German domination.He will speak to the club on f Draper.the \u201cInfluence of War on Women and Children\u2019 and \u201cWomen's | \" Mrs.Harold MeNamara and en's Influence After the War.The soloist for the afternoon will be Mr, John Vrooland.At the close of the meeting, refreshments will be served under the chairmanship of Mrs.A.Thomson.hood will hold its annual quota d luncheon on Tuesday at half-past twelve o'clock in the Temple Community House, Those attend- fng will contribute sums which they have earned in the cause of the sisterhood.A program will be presented, and bridge and malh- jong will be played.The conveners ure: Mrs.Albert Michael, Mrs.Hyman Grover, Mrs.George Hollinger, Mrs.Paul Silverstein, y Mrs.R.G.Fischel and Mrs.Da- B| vid R.Miller.The Mothers\u2019 Guild of Loyola College held a silver reception on Friday afternoon at the residence of Mrs, Richard Costello, 52 Sunnyside avenue.Those presiding at the refreshment table were Mrs.J.O.Asselin, president; Mrs, W.F, Costigan, An Exquisite THE SEWI and many other HERMAN, and Sund 5220 VICTOR ENTITLED by VAN HOUTEN Also a Vary Charming \u201cDE H oll paintings Please call any evening, also Saturday Dutch Painting NG LESSON 00G\" exceptionally lovely SILBERMANN ay afternoon IA AVE.APT.7 PR J RRL RB LTR Rn.vice-president, and Mrs, John Doyle, treasurer, Members of the executive who assisted wero: Mrs.J.8.Dohan, Mrs, J.J.Dan.aber, Mrs, R.Limoges, Mrs, C.C, iLndsay, Mrs.Frank McKenna, Mrs.E.H.MeMullin, Mrs.A.A, Pare, Mrs.I.Portenus and Mrs.F.J, Shaughnessy, ENGAGEMENTS Mr.and Mrs.F.E.Stokes an- vounce the engagement of their daughter, Marjorie Kathleen, to Mr.George Archibald, son of Mr.and Mrs.J.T.Archibald.Mr, and Mrs.George E, Percy announce the engagement of their younger daughter, Jean Gertrude, to Mr.David Stuart wright, son of the late Roland H.Wright and of Mrs.Wright.The marriage has been arranged to take place early in December.ÉRIN {op Seite: DIRECTORY Clear telephone lines for ALL-OUT P Your telephone is part of n vast interlocking s al wartime load.Dan\u2019t let ne an abnorm Up Messages on which OTHER \u201cWARTIME TELEPHONE TACTICS\u201d SPEAK distinctly, directly into ANSWER promptly whea the @ \"Er BE BRIEF.PEAK hours for your 0 USE OFF.RODUCTION tem now ess delays production efficiency may depend.the mouthpiece.ar your line for tbe next call.Long Distance These gi way look ob rifling, Dod bey ore very Sim portant.WEDDINGS Low-Beer\u2014Jacobson Mr.and Mrs, Percy Jacobson, @rosvenor Avenue, announce the marriage of their elder daughter, Edith Silver, to Mr, John H.Low- Beer, son of the late Alfred Low- Beer and of Mrs, Marianne Low- Beer, of Caracas, Venezuela.The wedding was quistly solemnized by Dr.Harry J.Stern in his The marriage of Cary.daughter of the late Frank Wyeth Hor- ner and of Mrs.Horner.to the Reverand Angus de Mille Cameron, minister of the Church of the Messiah, son of the late James L.Cameron anu of Mrs, Cameron, of Saint John, N.B.took place on Monday evening in the Church of the Méssias, the Reverend Sidney Snow, D.D., ôt Meadeville, IM., of- ficigting, assisted by the Reverend Thomas Lamont, of Erskine and American Upited Church.Mr.Frederick Newnham played the wedding music, and the church was decorated with yellow and white chrysanthemums.The bride, who was given away by her brother, Mr.Howden R.train.Her veil of French net, which reached beyond the hem of her train, was held by a tiara of seed pearls, and she carried white carnations and bouvardia.Miss Florence Cameron, sister of the bridegroom, of Saint John.N.B., was maid-of-honor; Mrs, Howden R.Horner.sister-in-law of the bride, and Miss Anna Thompson.were bridal .attendants.all three being gowned alike in frocka of sapphire biue velvet.They vwore hoaddresses of match- lag tulle and carried bouquets of THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER by GERALDINE BRIETZCKE = adult selves.like something out of a pre-war \u201cVogue,\u201d and those same pale- lashed, slanting eyes were most effectively shown up by the mink trimmings and the sliek lines ot her ensemble, So she made good as a fashion plate, if not as an intellect, How we envied Vera! She was \u201cgrown up.\u201d The teachers were always having to tell her not to come to classes with all that lipstick on, and there were continual crises about her clothes, because she objected to wearing the school uniform.She used to slouch in, weary-eyed from late (and early morning) dancing, and rest her ti-ad face in her red- nailed hands; there were always wisecracks about her dates in the school magazine, and she was, we thought in our wistful gawky stage, à rather shining example, Strange how she has faded out now! She didn't graduate, and our childish set has long sincu caught up with her when it comes to clo.hes, make-up and parties.We didn\u2019t hurry over it, and we did it more subtly; so now we have a hare-and-tortoise feeling about it.And The how about Jean?EVERYTHING \"CONSIDERED 12, 1942 The child is father of the man, and the schoolgirl is mother of the woman; and one of the most intriguing mental pastimes we know {is the comparing of our former schoolday friends with their Do you remember Olga?Dumb as they come, and rather pitiful in her denseness, She used to stand beside her desk and gulp, and look vaguely around tre room with her pale-lashed slanting eyes, and we used to suffer with her, because she never did know the bodies of water across Canada from east to west, Well, known the bodies of water, but she certainly knows clothes now! Last time we saw her, she looked # she may not have \u2014\u2014 Jeans of this world are teased unmercifully by their playmates when they are young.Our particular Jean never could do anything the right way, and natur- aliy, being primitive as all children are, we let her see how foolish she was, which only made her clumsier than ever, What awful copy-books she used to turn in! all her words were blotted and scratched\u2014and probably terr-stained too, if we had known it.What absolutely ridiculous things she would say \u2018in her shyness, when the teachers asked her questions, and how we took advantage of the joke.We left her out of our games in the school basement, and, even if some of us had sneaking feelings of guilt, most of us just followed the mob, Well, do you know what Jean is doing now?Earning a higher salary than the whole bunch of us; and smarter and more attractive and Interesting than the whole bunch of us, too.I wonder it she sometimes laughs up her sleeve when she remembers the days when she was an ugly duckling in an ugly pond?single white chrysanthemums, Mr.Ross Pratt was best man tor the bridegroom, and the ushers were Mr, Louis Vac- zek, Sub-Lieutenant Graham, A.Gould, R.C.N.V.R., Mr, William Kilgour Falls, and Mr.Stuart Symons, Following the ceremony, a reception was held in Channing Hall, and later Mr.and Mrs.Cameron left on their wedding trip, the bride travelling in a dark green suit with black hat and accessories, The out-of-town guests included Miss Esther Butterfield, of Derby Line, Vt., and the Reverend Sidney Snow, D.D., of Meade- ville, Ill, Townsend\u2014Hazen The marriage of Margaret Ruth, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Charles R.Hazen, to Mr.Wil- tam Grant Townseud, of Shawinigan Falls.son of Mr.and Mrs.D.R.Townsend, of Westmount, took place on Saturday afternoon in Westmount Park United Church, the Reverend A, Lloyd Smith, D.D., of Dominion Douglas Church officiating, assisted by the Reverend G.W.Goth.The wedding music was played by Miss Vera Groves, and during the signing of the register Master Donald Johnson sang.The church was decorated with candelabra, tall standards of yellow chrysanthemums, white pompoms and autumn foliage.\u2018study.Temple Emanu-El, Waest- Given in marriage by her mount, on Saturday at six o'clock.father.the bride was gowned In The couple will reside in ivory brocade with high round Granby.neckline, long sleeves ending in points over the hands, and a Cameron-Horner floor-length flared skirt.Her fingertip length veil of tulle illusion was stiffly shirred to form a coronet, and she carried a round bouquet of Joanna Hill roses.Miss Marjorie Townsend, sister of the bridegroom.was maid of honor, and the bride's only attendant.She wore turquoise faconne cut ou the same lines as the gown worn by the bride, and a headdress of matching tulle, held by a band of mulberry-wine ribbon and small plumes.She carried a round bouquet of pink pompoms, Mr.Reed Hyde, of Summit.N.J., acted as best, man for Mr.Townsend, and the ushers were Surgeon Lieutenant Bob Town- Horner, was gowned in white send, R.C.N.V.R.Robin Town- satin modelled on simple lines, |SeNt.SA.R.C.N.V.R., both with a full skirt falling into a|DProthers of the groom.Mr Arthur Davidson and Mr.Gerry Gwyn.of Shawinigan Falls, Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the residence of the bride's parents, 49 Arlington avenue, and later the Bridal couple left on their wedding trip, the bride wearing 4 cherry red tailored suit under a camel hair cost.a brown felt hat and brown alligator acces: sorties.BilleraJacobe The marriage of Dorothy, % K.C., and of Mrs, Jacobs, to Mr.Newman M.Biller, B.8c., M.B.A,, assistant director, Montefiore Hospital, West Chester, N.Y., son of the late Mr.and Mrs.Abraham Biller, of Sommerville, Mass., took place on Sunday afternoon in the Salle Dorée of the Mount Royal Hotel, the Rev.Dr, Herman Abramowitz, Shaar Hasho- mayim Synagogue, officiating, assisted by the Rev.Cantor Nathan Mendelson, Dr.Jack Mazur, of New York City, was best man.Ushers were Dr, Saul Biller, of Boston, brother of bridegroom; Dr.Irving Bun- kin, of New York; Dr.Morris Lieff, ot Chicago; Mr.Alvin B.Jacobs, brother of bride; Mr, Albert Lasky, and Mr, Ben G.Phillips, of West Newton, Boston.Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white satin gown fashioned with a sweetheart neckline, a finger tip veil and carried a white Bible with orchid and bouvardia streamers, She was attended by her sister.Mrs, Morris Lieff, of Chicago, as matron of honor, The latter wore a dress in one of the new blue shades of velvet and taffeta combined, a feather headdress to match and carried a nosegay.Large chrysanthemums, poms, greemery, bouvardia and palms made a special bower where the bridal couple received after the ceremony.The couple will spend their honeymoon in New York state.The bride wore for travelling a green woollen suit, and Persian lambskin coat and hat, with accessories of green.They will reside in Westchester County, N.Y.Out-of-town guests and special guests were Mrs.Jacob Levinson, and Mrs.Saul Biller, of Boston; Dr, Jack Mazur.of New York: Mrs.Ben G.Phillips.and Master Stephen William Phillips.of West Newton, Boston: Miss Bessie Lieff.and Capt.Arnold Katz, of Ottawa; Prof.Harold Hibbert, Dr.Howard L-R!U f ETAO N ETA Howard S.Ross, K.C.and Mr and Mrs.Albert Lasky, of West- chester, N.Y.The bride is a B.A., of McGill University.Capt.Bult-Francis To Speak On Dieppe Captain Dennis Bult-Francis, who returned recently from overseas, will be the guest speaker at the war service day meeting to be held by the Westmount Subdivision of the Catholic Women's League on Friday, November 20, and will take as his subject.\u201cDieppe.\u201d Miss E.M.Flanagan is convener for this event.pom- Rummage Sale Montreal Children's Hospital will hold a rummage sale in the hall at 3 p.m.ii Order 3 Your Coal Now! | ) DExter 1132 | | Hand & Donohoe) | i INDEPENDENT FUEL MERCHANTS 4856 Sherbrooke St.West © \u2018\u201c\u2018Westmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d ee The Rooms Registry of the Montreal Y.W.C.A., 1124 Dorches- ter street west, Is seeking to help industrial workers, soldiers, their wives and children to find suitable living accommodation here at reasonable rates.The need for such accommodation is urgent, the registry emphasizes, and appeals to householders to assist in this war service, Industria] workers coming to the city for work in war industries, both in plants and offices, usually draw ordinary salaries and cannot afford high room rents; many of these people have left good homes in other cities, the registry points out, and should be able to have equally good accommodation here, which, through high room rentals, is at the moment denied them.Soldiers and their wives are not in receipt of high salaries elither.\u2014 but a great number of men of the armed forces are stationed here for some weeks at a time and are anxious for their wives and children to join them.PRESSING NEED A pressing need is felt with regard to transient or semi-perman- ent accommodation for babies and children, according to the registry, Recently, two airmen from the West, who Had never seen their babies (respectively six and ten months old), were joined by their wives here when it was found that they would be stationed for several weeks in Montreal.And, owing to the fact that the \u201cY\"\u201d rooms registry had not a single home on its list willing to take in babies or children of any Rooms Registry At Y.W.C.A.Asks Householders\u2019 Help Karnak Social Club The Karnak Ladies\u2019 Social Club will meet on Tuesday at 3.30 p.m.in the Masonic Temple, Sherbrooke street west, when (he speaker will be Mrs.Gudrun Ram.stad.The Rev.R.G.Katsunoft will \u2018sing, accompanied at the plano by Mrs.Katsunoffs Mem.girls who come to Montreal for |perg will bring guests to this war work in munitions plants are meeting.\\ ithout friends in town, and it 18 \u2014\u2014 a grave problem for them to know | what to do about finding a good | home in which to live.Here, again, Montrealers could help.\u201cPrivileges\u201d Misunderstood The words \u201ckitchen privileges\u201d seem to be generally misunderstood, the registry states.In the majority of cases, such privileges would only include the chance tp heat a can of soup or make some toast.As most office and plant workers have their main meal at noon, and therefore only need light suppers; they would not be cooking large dinners in the kitchen of the householder, Any householders who wish to assist in this war service by opening thelr homes to members of Canada's fighting forces, and to the people who come here to work ace, suitable accommodation was jnot found for them.Often, the registry adds, young EVERYONE LOVES BORDEN'S MILK on war production, are asked to contact the Rooms Registry at the Montreal Young Women's Christian Association, Economize! By having your FUR COATS Repaired & Remodelled Call WI.3205 FOR FREE ESTIMATES Piccadilly Valet Service 154 ABBOTT AVE, (Just below St.Catherine) For Borden\u2018s Quality Dairy Products Telephone: Wiibank 1188 MEL Choice, Firm, Ripe CALIFORNIA TOMATOES VILLE\u2019S Wartime vitamin requirements to keep a busy nation healthy call for plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables.Get them daily at Melville's.STRINGLESS GREEN & BUTTER BEANS Crisp Celery HEARTS :.9° 3 bnchs.25c 2 - 35- NEW Beets AND Carrots 4 bnchs.Ri CAPE COD CRANBERRIES 25° ».FL BARTLETT 8 for PEARS 25° ANJOU TT 4 tor PEARS ICEBERG & BOSTON 25: ORIDA ORANGES ORIDA LETTUCE 9 3 hds.25e CHINESE \u201c77 2 nds.LETTUCE 15° Fresh, SPINACH NEW, GREEN » CABBAGE SNO-WHITE CAULIFLOWER Clean, Curly 1; Ibs.19e Florida, Marsh Seedless GRAPEFRUIT 3 fer 25e | FIN EST SELECTED POTATDES 10 \u2026 29: 4 for 29c WASHED CARROTS & BEETS 4 10° BPPLES QUEBEC FAMEUSE bask.29; | pink + for RED ONIONS 6 .25 YELLOW ONIONS 8 25° The Women's Auxiliary of the of Stephen's Church, on Tuesday.Fa MARROWS 10° GRAPEFRUIT 29 TURNIPS 3.10: on a = PARSNIPS 5¢| SQUASH 12: POTATOES 4.29 ARTICHOKES 29° APPLES 35 ES io GABGAE \u2026 à SPROUTS 15 MELVILLE'S #47) s7- CATHERINE sT.W.WESTMOUNT WE, 1151 *- mur tenti caus of a mate Stra to s colla pers gaze In has num the logu plish Spy,\u2019 Lloy a | | a ral @ ts to call and y at \u201c\u2019Westmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u2019 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBIR 12, 1942 PAGE PIVE * » Hollywood Gossips * \u2014 RN Re NEWS OF THE THEATRE WORLD Theatrical Attractions * At York Theatre Kay Kyser is a firm believer in the fact that \u201cvariety is the spice of life,\u201d and he demands plenty of it in his film productions.Novelty in the story plot, unique and unusual settings, actio: fu] treatment ip his musical numbers and striking twists in the comedy situations are some of the things for which the \u201cOI Professor\u2019 strives in his pictures.To date, he has achieved his goal ip ail his films, While Kyser always plays himself in his films, he has succeeded in taking on other character- {zations here and there throughout the action, thus furnishing the variety, even in his own role, tor which he is a stickler.\u201cMy Favorite Spy,\u201d the current starring vehicle for the naticn- elly famous orchestra leader, brings Kyser to the screen in the role of a popular maestro who is drafted into undercover work for the government, a distinet contrast to his previous screen roles.In his first picture, \u201cThat's Right, You're Wrong,\u201d Kyser plaved a band leader who was forced against his will to become a film player.In \u201cYou'll Find Out,\u201d he became involved in a murder mystery and was the potential victim of criminals because of hig activities in behalf of a lovely young girl, \u201cPlaymates\u201d saw him forced to play Shakespeare as a publicity stunt to save his band from financial collapse, and also saw him impersonate a venerable crystal gazer.In all his pictures, Kyser also has insisted that the musical numbers be as much a part of the story and plot as the dialogue, and this has been accomplished again in \u201cMy Favorite Spy,\u201d as produced by Harold Lloyd for RKO Radio.The various band numbers are presented For Prompt Delivery of BEER caLt SOLS Proc 5307 Sherbrooke W.EL.6566 \u2014 EL.8930 OPENS SATURDAY AT THE Falling bombs rock the shelter.The children become frightened and whimper while Mr.and Mrs.Miniver whisper words of comfort, in the film \u201cMrs.Minive United Theatre r,\u201d opening Saturday at the York AT THE WESTMOUNT SUNDAY ! A scene from the film \u201cOnly Angels Have Wings\u2019 starring Cary Grant and Jean Arthur, which opens Sunday at the Westmount United Theatre and playing until Tuesday night.; At The Monkland Deliveries from $ a.m.te 11 p.m.Columbia's \u2018They Al, Kissed the Bride\u201d \u2018yesterday opened at the Monkland United Theatre to prove\u2014as though proof were necessary!\u2014that Joan Crawford rates premier billing as one of Hollywood's better comediennes.that Melvyn Douglas is one of the screen's finest romantic comedy in a smart night club, and in Kyser\u2019's hotel suite where the musicians are staging a wedding reception for him and his bride, played by Ellen Drew.The film is now playing at the York United Theatre until Friday night.(MONHLA J Vaid (Monkland Ave.at Girogard) TODAY until SATURDAY FRIDAY NIGHT REVIVAL SHOWING * JAMES CAGNEY n \"STRAWBERRY BLONDE\u201d with % Olivia de Havilland LL SLU DOUGLAS TREY e - MELVYN A Laugh-Filled Love Story that tells in a new way the things that Eve told Adam t SsED are i 2 Big Features! \u201cDR.BROADWAY\" | | stars, that Alexander Hall fe filmdom's foremost director of gay love stories.The supporting players are equally fine.Roland Young appears to delightful perfection as the family barrister who prefers the bar with a brass rail; Billie Burke is seen as a delirious dowager; and Allen Jenkins portrays a rough-and-ready truck driver who teaches Miss Crawford things she never knew about trucking in one of the most hectically hilarious jitterbugging sequences ever filmed.Others in the cast include Helen Parrish, Andrew Tombes, Nydia Westman, Mary Treen, Gordon Jones, Roger Clark and Edward Gargan, YORK! | Coming To Kent Walter Pidgeon, star of Mrs.Miniver, who plays the lead in Flight Command,\u201d which opens here on Saturday.L0.D.E.RECEIVES INSISTENT DEMANDS FOR USED BOOKS The collection and distribution of good used books and magazines is a specific work of the LO.D.E., and so insistent is the demand of the armed forces for books that plans are now under way for the speed-up of book collections and the raising of $50,- 000 for the purchase of new books for uniformed men and women, Books have been sent to military eamps, the navy, merchant marine, corvettes and minesweepers on the high seas, and requests are continually coming in from chaplains and recreational directors for more books.Mrs.Wm.C.Hodgson, Camp Libraries Convener for M.D.4 of the Provincial Chapter of Quebec, I.O.D.E., is making an urgent appeal to every 1.0.D.E.chapter to step up their own collections, and asking citizens generally to turn into 1.Q.D.E.headquarters, Room 1003 Mount Royal Hotel, all suitable books, fiction or nonfiction, as well as magazines of recent date.French books and magazines are urgently needed, as 80 many French Canadian boys are in these camps.Money donations are also ur- 1:5, (Sherbrooke at Grey Avs.) 7 q their they Queen of the tropics finds a new jungle mate .handsome Richard Denning .new star! \u2014 2 EXCELLENT FEATURES \u2014 TODAY until SATURDAY Hidden in the Lagoon of Love .jungle perils that surrounded them .forgotten was the deadly fury of the zrazed bull elephant, Mabok .all their love , .© \u201c* PATRICIA MORISON - WALTER ABEL FRIDAY NIGHT REVIVAL SHOWING % EDWARD & ROBINSON n \u201cMAN POWER\" % Marlene DIETRICH % George RAFT lips touched.Forgotten were the | knew was the primitive urge of | | A Paramount Picture starring DOROTHY LAMOUR RICHARD DENNING - JACK HALEY Mele Gilbert « Elizabeth Patterson RN 3 Pat O\u2019Brien, Evelyn Keyes, Glenn Ford in a scene from the action-packed new aviation drama which will be playing at the Monk- land United Theatre on Suhday.AT WESTMOUNT THEATRE Guaranteed to put you in a happy frame of mind is Dorothy Lamour's new Paramount jungle film in Technicolor, \u201cBeyond the \u2018Blue Horizon,\u201d which romped: into the Westmount United Theatre last night.It ranks with the best the 1n- gratiating star has done in the way of jungle films, The \u2018way Dotty wears a sarong, delivers her lines, sings a song and carries out the romantic scenes in \u201cBoyond the Blue Horizon\u201d makes filngoing a really enjoy- slastically with this sentiment, audience obviously agreed enthu- able experience.Last night's A first-rate feature cast gives Dotty excellent support.The cast includes Richard Denning, Jack Haley, Patricia Morison, Walter Abel, Helen Gilbert and Elizabeth Patterson, Dotty Introduces au new song that you're bound to go out whistling or humming\u2014'A Full Moon and an Empty Heart.\u201d Men On Minesweepers To Benefit By Sale Of Home Cooked Foods In order to raise funds to purchase cigarettes for the men of the British minesweepers, who are gently needed, as new books are procurable from the National Chapter which purchases books in wholesale quantities.Contributions of books and magazines may be sent to Room 1003, Mount Royal Hotel, Tuesday and Friday mornings, 10.30 to 1, and Wednesday and Thursday afternoons, 2 to 4.Donations of money should be sent to the Provincial Treas- urer, Mrs.J.G.Garland, 1365 Bernard Ave, West, Outremont.badly in need of \u2018\u2018Ainokes\u2018\u2019, a sale of home cooked foods and preserves will be held at the home of Mrs.L.8.Wallgate, 424 Lans- downe avenue (northwest cornei of Sherbrooke street) on Tuesday afternoon from 3 until 6 o'clock.Donations may be left at the above address, it is stated.The funds obtained from this sale will be immediately forwarded to the Royal National Mission for Deep Sea Fishermen, in London, England, the official distributors of such funds, and will glve some of the 50,000 men in the sweeper service a Christman \u2018\u2019emoke\u2019\u2019.Pride slays thanksgiving, but a humble mind is the soil out of which thanks naturally grows.\u2014 H.W.Beecher.(homed (Bt.Catherine et Guy Bt) TODAY and FRIDAY MARBHA HUNT ~~ RICHARD CARLSON In \u201cThe Affairs Of Martha,\u201d with Marjorie Moin and Virginia Welder.CONS el SE OETA ASH AN EL \u201cMY FAVORITE 8PY '\" with Kas, GARSON MRS.M Starts Saturday until Tuesday EVERYBODY'S TALKING ABOUT IT! You Must See It! Pa cg Directed by WILLIAM WYLER « Produced by SIDNEY FRANKLIN with Teresa Wright - Dame May Whitty « Reginald Owen Henry Travers + Richard Ney + Henry Wilcoxon TWO HIT ATTRACTIONS Voted the Greatest Picture Ever Made! INIVER At The Kent A truly great modern love story has been magnificently brought to the screen by Darryl F.Zanuck in his production of 20th Century-Fox's \u201cThis Above All\u201d which opened at the Kent Theatre yesterday.With all the power and emotional impact inherent in the famous Eric Knight novel carefully preserved for {its movie audience, \u201cThis Above All\" bids fair to take its place among the screen epics of the decade, Its stars, Tyrone Power and Joun Fontaine, In the principal roles of Clive Briggs and Prudence Cathaway, are admirably suited to their parts, and both of them bring to the screen all of the romance and heauty which made the novel such a best-seller.Featured in the cast of the film are Thomas Mitchell, Henry Stephenson, Nigel Bruce, Gladys Cooper, Philip Merivale, Sara Allgood and Alexander Knox, Anatole Litvak directed the fllm trom a screenplay written by R.C.Sherriff, i For what has beon justly hailed as the great love story of our generation, don't miss \u201cThis Above All\" As an added attraction we are also showing \u2018It Happened In Flatbush,\u201d an enjoyable story about the Brooklyn Dodgers, starying \u2018Lloyd Nolan, Robert Taylor and an {intrepid crew soar through the air to high adventure, power-dive to supreme thrills, and glve audiences every moment of excitement aviation can produce in \u201cFlight Command,\u201d dramatic story of naval avistion flimed with the co- Navy, and coming Saturday to the Kout Theatre, Frank MBorsage, director of \u201cThe Mortal Storm,\" and himself an aviator, dtrected, Taylor, Pid seon and Miss llussey are sure rounded by a notable cast, ine cluding Paul Kelly, Shepperd Strudwick, Nat Pendleton, Red Skelton, Dick Purcell, William Tannen, William Stelling and Stanley Smith, An à apoclal added attraction, the Kent will give the first Mont- roal showing of \u201cThe Gang's All Here,\u201d a fast moving story, starring Jack Buchanan and Edward Everett Horton.No person muy spend, without licence from Controller of Construction.more than $3,500 for conversion of his heating or power production facilities from ofl or gas to conl or other fuel, AIR CONDITIONED KENT Sherbrooke Ht.at Hingston.EL, 317) een ALWAYS 1 BIG FRATURES Today ard Friday Tyrone Power 5 Joan Fontaine n This Above All\u201d ind HIT \u201cIt Happened In Flatbush\u201d with Lloyd Nolan and Carole Landis \u2014 STARTING BATURDAY \u2014 Walter Pidgeon, Robert Taylor and Ruth Hussey in n \u201cFlight Command \u2014 ADDED \u2014 Jack Buchanan & Edward Everett Horton In The Gangs All Revival Friday Nite Key Kyser & Orchestra in \u201cYou'll Find Out\u201d operation of the United States zo (Decarie Blvd.at Snowdon Jet.) glorious \"Avenging Angel tic war story! AIR SUPREMACY MEANS VICTORY! WE HAVE IT IN AFRICA\u2014 WE'LL HAVE IT IN CHINA! CA El, STARTS FRIDAY AT TWO UNITED THEATRES THE HELL - RAISERS FROM SHANGRAI - LA ! @ A HANDFUL OF VOLUNTEERS .Patrolling China's War-torn skies .always outnumbered .but never outfought! Thrill to the exploits JOHN CARROLL ANNA LEE FLYING A ocdee (St.Catharine at Mansfield St.) of America\u2019s s\u2019\u201d in this roman- N WAYNE A Specialist in Heart Trouble and Lead Poisoning .! , with .% U H fy H A | 2j i 3 A Ed Macdonald Carey | SHES À TERROR A hilli ; WITH AN 4 * Jean Phillips | or wrote J.Carrol Naish = Richard Lane - Edward Cianelli , À \u20ac.5 5 À : a | COLONAU + Johan JORNSTON + Vora VAGUE A, j are SUNDAY until TUESDAY oul Poy Ar Pr Lan k ji ; PAUL KELLY-GORDON JONES Starts un 7 : : A, É à Ev.Ma | % PAT O'BRIEN % Ann SOTHERN | À * 4, .BILL SHIRLEY MAE CLARKE in in Starts SUNDAY until TUESDAY Te 57 a ei aa \u201cMaisie Gets Her i + JEAN ARTHUR in % VIRGINIA GREY in .3 j : a .75 \"Flight Lieutenant\u201d Man\u201d \u201cOnly Angels Have Wings\u201d \u201cBLONDE INSPIRATION\u201d .NIE.| # _ = RE * ANT John SHELTON a ; 72 \u201cYOUTH \"ON PARADE\" À Glenn FORD Red SKELTON Carr GRAN % John SHELTO g -.AO ES PE SP\" N | * Evelyn KEYES X Leo CORCEY + Richard BARTHELMESS % Albert DEKKER | Awana sros.ricrure rm FATE EMERSON - JULIE BISHOP - FRANK WRCOX TRE BEUL-RAISERS A Musical Comedy L; ~ , ROLAND DREW « JACKIE C.GLEASON - Directed by Florian Roberts {| FROM EHANGRAL-LA! with RUTH TERRY es - = pe a Dy A oR, CT SET ae got Cm?tr a ve poop o « ep CQ SEV BT Ona aR x A w | owe +) - À \u2018\u2019Westmount's Home Newspage,\u201d PACE six THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, THURSDAY, | NOVEMBER 12, 1942 Cricket Club Reviews 1942 Season Activities 2 FY fall of the first wicket, as it was a perfect day and a large crowd Magee.L.G.Gunn, H.Maynard.excellent wickets, and their re J.H.Robert, G.Meston and J.joperation and interest in the had turned out to witness the|V.Wright, all of whom have Club at all times.Next year game.In the league champlon-|shown great keenness and we \u2018hope to beat all records and ship we finished tied for first! helped considerably in bringing|turn out at the end of April RED WINGS DEFEAT DRAGONS |ATHLETES IN FIRST CHAMPIONSHIP TILT HANDBOOK place.The club bas lost since the the Club to its tina] standing.It was not possible to do very and we are looking forwarq te two (2) employees of the chy CROCCO DOC am run The following !s the annual r&-|3rd with an average turn-out of commencement of the war, the|Much with the Juniors this year joining the club.port of the secretary of Weast-|elght (8).following fourteen (14) players; due to the fact that they prac- As in the past LWo Fears, tn wi mount Cricket Club: Twenty (20) matches werelto the Armed Forces: tically all left town after school {ladies\u2019 committee again served oc This year we opened our sea [scheduled, of which \u2014thirteen| A.R.W.G, Robinson Bert closed, but it hoped withsome|tea and refreshments betwee = son on May 2nd, the earliest on| (13) were won, four (4) lost.! Ward, Bill Edge, J.Churchill-| 0?ne larger, Sehool food the innings, this in spite of the VOL.record, with a game agalnstthe|two (2) drawn and one (1) was smith, P.Landry.W.Morrow, Positions quring , rationing is particular part = Juniors in Six-Man Section Winding up Season in Important Le ets Hans |No, 12 Manning Depot at La abandoned owing to a tremeu-|A.C.'Sweeung, K.M, Pentecon have peter luck next year.of the game is arilways very ve - chine.The nets were in use for |dous downfall occurring shortly ij Harvie, J.Youngman, Dick I shou e to express our 0 and ft Strong Fashion -\u2014 Eagles and University School Also ee ep w [ha National the first time on May 14th, as|after midday, precipitating the Collier, M, Davies, ; Davies, L.|thanks to the Honorary Mem- is again our pleasure to thang Bow Before Maclanders\u2019 Outfit Ce contains rules ne was the case last year a match |field into a miniatyre lake.Last| Gg.H.Spooner, and of these, bers and Associate Members for them for thelr kindness ang ! tips on all kinds of sports, |W2P played before any prac |yeer sixteen (16) matches were we regret the loss of L.G.H.|their valued support which, it hard work.George McLunders' Red Wings have proved to be the surprise |archery, badminton, baseball.tices.played, nine (9) being won Spooner, who was killed during possible, is even more appreci- _ » package of the jupior section in the Westmount Municipal Six Mai | football, hockey, wrestling, to Other, a ly need ont (3) drawn and four (4) we also extend our pant tee wo Me Kearney for hi Canadian salmon and sea hers.The ., 1.me on the following three at- - e ; Mr.ï usb atin tho Hum Sar Schedule In a triple tay oy deseripti urdays in May against Air Force We were knocked out in the|W.A, Edge, whose father, Cap- {usual very capable scoring, and ring fishermen responded in a After eliminating the Hurricanes with case, the Red Wings |of ; pRulallons, description teams, the League schedule op- |final round of the Davidson |tain W.A.Edge, went down to Mr.Bowle for umpiring.We big way te Britain's food needs i : Kn equipment, tips on playlng| ening on May 30th with a game! Cup and as in 1941, most of with his ship while serviog|ere very much indebted to thejin 1941, and as a result the knocked the Eaglse out of the plcture last Wednesday afternoon |Orkanization, are printed In a against Verdun.the players seemed to Guffer|with the British Navy.City of Westmount for the use|packs of canned salmon and when they defeated them 23-0.This win meant a sudden death game |PAFFOW compass, which makes it During the season twenty-|from stage fright.It was a New members welcomed tothe [of the grounds: to Mr.Anders|canned sea herring for the cal.with the second place University School to see which team would the mont complete book of this seven (27) practices were held!grtat pity when the collapse in {club this year include: son, superintendent of parks and endar year eet a new high for meet the first place Dragons for the championship, kind yet published.from May 14th to September the batting occurred after the B.de B.Darwent, B.R.B.playgrounds and his staff for the Dominion production.The Red Wings upset the favoured Universiyt School squad Copies can he secured at the regular news stands, and more 16-6 on Friday afternoon at¥ ; EEC TES CRE CK OC AEE OS CL CORO CI DOL POOL CE RC CROCCO ROE CA POE RESET information can be obtained at Westmount Park, The University one ot Johnnie Waterston's for-|the Not D y School team were shorthanded Lue aire ame de Grace FOR FAST DELIVERY ward passes behind the Dragons\u2019 |y M.C.A.Mr.Merl Hardi for the game hut their winning _ Ke ar.ère arding, y: SERVICE goal-line, national secretar for hysi 2 combination of Mickey Darling ; : y for physical yz 8 am.to Midnight and Bruce Schofleld were on The Red Wings broke into the |education, has been the editor we - band.sc-ring column in the first half|but there are almost thirty con-| MY\" The final series between the when a serles of long runs were |tributors, 2 Red Wings and Lhe Dragons culminated by George McLanders #2 S | pulling down a forward pass from ve e started on Saturday morning lv e = with the Red Wings turning in Waterston, which was just over à y up with them losing [¥& @ the goal-line, Waterston conver-|the ball in an attempt to gain|@2 ; Learn successive triumph, ted the try when he tossed a for |Y2rd8 on a third down.Finally u- CUT RATE DRUG STORE t 8 u close game 3.CM) vard puss to Hank Bustos, This Far] MacDonald booted a drop- #= second game of the series was to ! kic .2 \\ made the score 6-0 in favour of [kick over the bar Lo send hin |¥: A be played on Tuosda but wet he ; tne Red Wings tom ahend 3-6 1801 ST.CATHERI Our Prescription Laboratory Is weather forced a postponement Ç Thi , w © To Y Your Tel util yesterday.In the event the| The Dragons got back on even 8 set-back seemed to spur .Near To You As Your Telephone Dragons win thls game the third |lerms before the half ended when! 0D the Red Wings for they in.Ina and final gume of the series wil) Mickey Bourrassa broke through | \u201cUBurated a series of short for- be played at 10.00 a.m.on Sat-|the Red Wings\u2019 secondary to gal- Wards and end runs that eventual FELLOWS\u2019 © Ait urday morning at King George |!op seventy yards for a touch-|!Y brought the ball down to the À D Park.down.Earl MacDonald tossed a Pragons' 10 yards line from: SYRUP x À * 10 D The Red Wings came from be.forward pass to Donald McDon- whieh point Waterston tossed the - at Mc hind a 9-6 deficit in their game |8ld and the score was tied up at |P&y-0ff pass to Kelth Wray, c COD LIVER of the with the Dragons to push over a|S8-all.The game, which was played on 89 = $1.39 oIL tional touchdown in the latter part ot| The Dragons dominated the # Very slippery fleld, showed some Small Economical nation the second half to win out 11-6.|play early in the second half and re with Melanders, Andy Size Famlly Size e Provi | Keith Wray accounted for the |seemed to be certain to score but » Waterston, Wray, Dennis A RELIABLE T Dr.L major score when he gathered in |n dislike for single points gener- Skinner and Dave Glassford shin.oNic \"bettied enteh® figure ing tor the winners while the two Guard Against a brand.gu ] McDonalds, Earl and Donald, Ken .A : popy Black, Bourrassa, Bob Lundy and 4 Infection with ; _ ) = o A Real Tonic © one-th Bob Harwood were the best for \u201cDETTOL\u201d N 7 x 4 ounce size for 67c the Dragons.16 ounce size for $1.69 EO touchdowns.one ball * Do yy TR 00 YOUR SHOPPI ARLY $ of which was converted, proved The Modern Antiseptic the winning margin for the Red 50¢ BUILD al CHRISTMAS CARDS 5¢=10¢ Wings in thelr victory over the = À | University School on Friday HEATING PADS 3.98 up ne A Grand Vitamin hail) CTRIC RAZORS 16 95 arold Y Me- Next weok for the Preps, Ju-|point and Jack O'Connor, the Landers pesos ane George Me: Allenbury's SCHICK ELE * niors and Intermediates, there other.important trys.Y i : c will be a supper meeting and| In the second game, team À first, when Te tallied scored hls co & i GILLETTE RAZORS 49 up this will be followed by a Quizz |and team C tied up the score bY ning play from t t program.It will start at 6.00|one all.Andre Sawyer scored while MoLandors Intoreented a WILLIAM S SETS 1.15 | p.m., right after the junior swim.again for team À and Boyd Ad-| University forward pass to ru This will be a program of fun|ams tallied one for C, unheeded.to his opponent's goal.Vitamins IY YX T = Lu C \u2018MEN\u2019 S & WOMEN S SETS YARDLEY'S 1.00 up Mon! and friendship.There will be In the third game, team C| ine thirt yards away.Water- case prizes offered for the Quizz|came out on top by defeating ston converted this ore by tons.The rid A MAR MEN S & WOMEN S SETS WOODBURY'S 1.15 ALPHAMETTES Le program winners.team B by the score of 2 to 1.|ing a forward pas sto Hank Bus- alibut Liver Oil h le is equivalent in vitamt _\u2014 Marv Greenbaum ond | Boyd tos, and Fresh Orange Juice TOILET WATER COLOGNE ANGELUS 1.15 x and D Fralue io more then 04 A Guest Wook Adams scored for the winuers,| The Red Wings held their 11-0 easpuonful of the \u2018nest cod \u2018ver of All~ this week ls being fea- and Boy Young der the losers.lead until the second half when CHANEL NO.5 1.95-3.95 $1 1 85 3 50 of tw tured as guest week at the le league will continue next |the University School team made += n° - * father Y and members are taking the Tuesday.a come back featuring some of CHANEL PERFUME $3 $20 for 25 for 50 for 100 active opportunity of Introducing their ' the tricky passing and running \u2014 ë \u201d peu friends to the Y's program.Moonlight Dip which they showed in their early TWEED COLOGNE 1.65 por Many are using the free passes Thirty-five boys took part In| league games.The Mickey Darl- ece offered last week in w% Exam-|a moonlight swim In the pool|ing-Bruce Schofield duo started EVENING IN PARIS SETS $1 310 3 Th iner, and are having a fine time |last Friday.After an hour to make their presence felt with , | 4 pices \u2018 swimming, playing ping-pong swim in the pool the boys gath- long passes and finally Darling YARDLEY S DUSTING POWDER 1.65 4 Wiv dnd other games in the back ered around the fireplace for co- broke away for long run down the hit ?4 the n room and of course taking a|coa and cake.Before very lone.fade ine that accounted for a ma- rh i YARDLEY S SHAVING BOWL 1.25 i wom part in the gym program and however, they were sitting or ly- Jor score.arling converted his placi Friday night activities.ing on ne pe aber es own touch with a arop-kiek which Pov YARDLEY'S SHAMPOO POWDERS 20° i parti .very intently to stories that were e the score rea -6, \u2019 A these ; Floor Hockey Results being told.The Red Wings hit back, how- YARDLEY S TALCUM 45